philip klein? guest: well, i tnk the issue again s sort of the an agenda pursued if you look at, sort of the health care legislation. the american people tried over and over again to send a message to congress that they didn't want this massive heah care law passed. when ty went into the town hall meetings, people, they were dismissed by democrats as angry mobs sent by the insurance companies when scott brown won ted kennedy's senate seat in the most liberal onef the most liberal states in the country, they ignored that. they said the poles would improve once health care was passed and we still see amounting opposition and see in missouri for instance this week. 71 percent voted against the rejected individual mande. that was sort of a central plank of obama care forcing individuals to purchase a health care policy that's dtated by the government and do so under the threat of attack. and these are unpopular policies pursued and just completely ignoring what the american people want, so it's not sur

. >> matt rosen, roger klein, rich higgins. if i've called your name, you can go ahead and line up, also. >> maybe you should redo the order. >> good evening, commissioners, my name is juan santa maria. >> and i'm amangela. part of the community action work. >> and i'm from the jtyc community center and i live in the ocean view area of san francisco which is also close to the excelsior district. >> we're here speaking on behalf of the youth that actually live in san francisco and we're actually in need of these services because not a lot -- there's budget cuts going on and these services are not really funded by the city as much so this will actually help out and provide to educate youth for, like about alcoholism and how to drink responsibly so we feel that this fee is actually essential to us and our education. >> and plus, since our targets are actually the big corporations that supply the alcohol to san francisco, we're not going to target the small business owners and everything. our goal is to provide a fee for them to pa

weeklyton editor rick klein, for his weekly "political insights" segment. ht when republicans right when they say the democrats are going to be hurt by this in november? an, this is: dan, this is taking a local issue and made it national. untry democrat in the country qun now be asked the question, ith theagree or disagree with president obama on this issue? and they and they know in answering that uestion that president is on orityinority side. s st of the public disagrees s alshim. this is also an issue that is controversia particularly controversial among the very inden me dent voters hat democrats need to keep in the fold if they're going to and onto the majority. >> the white house said the president knowingly took an unpopular stance because it's a matter of principle. ciple. you think he felt the eed to clarify his statement? >> reporter: the white house iniends this wasn't a clarification, this was consistent with his initial state, just an important thing to emphasize. th in re was a difference in tone. and that had democrats even more frustrated.

with us joe klein and katty kay and kelly o'donnell. and reihan salam. quho is driving the -- who is driving the division in the country. what is the motive on the march on washington? what is the up roar about the mosque near ground zero? the critics are unaccountably worked up. >> the people that want to build this mosque. they're maybing a case about supremacy, the nazis don't have a right to put up a sign in the holocaust museum. we wouldn't have japanese putting up a site next to pearl harbour. chris: wh wins from a talk like this? >> this is about restoring honor in our ownselfs. we will never fix or country, ssunle george washington and abraham linken. >> no more rights can they take away with us. what is wrong with us, america? why are people not in the streets? your republic is over. chris: joe klein, do you feel this? the question is the motive behind this. you and i have groanp u in american politician. this language, even from newt gingrich. tier -- they're talking like this. >> newt should be embarrassed. glenn beck is different. he's a para

un estacionamiento el pasado jueves en pelna luz del día >> eso fue en el bloque 1400 de la calle klein estacionamiento >> el sopechoso es afroamñricano >> el empleado del estacionamiento indica no saber mucho, el dice que parece un aslto sexual a una mujer >> la policía recomienda que viajen dos mujeres o más, no distrarse con celulares >> la mujer abusada dice que lo vió por segunda ocasion cerca del lago >> vamos a una pausa >> el futuro de varios jóvenes indocumentados sospechosos de la muerte del alcalde de mñxico figuran varios policias estudiantes indocumentados que participaron en una protesta pacifica en el congreso podrian ir a la carcel. ---"fernando pizarro" nos podrian ir a la carcel. ---"fernando pizarro" nos amplia la informacion. varios estudiantes indocumentada que participaron en una manifestación pacifica podrian ser arrestados >> entramos sin permiso a la oficina del senador maquein >> ellos protestaban para el dreams mar >> no creemos que nos vaya a dar una sentencia >> estamos luchando para tener una voz >> aho ya no tengo miedo de mostrar mis estatos de indocument

rick klein, thank you. >>> medical news tonight. new research to alzheimer's disease is getting a lot of attention and raising hopes. a study out today says testing spinal fluid can be an accurate way of predicting who will get the disease. the test sounds promising. some experts are even calling it a breakthrough. so our dr. richard besser examines it for us. >> reporter: for many families, not knowing if a loved one is suffering is a painful struggle. >> i wanted someone to say, your mom has alzheimer's. >> reporter: new hope may come from a spinal tap. research in today's archives of neuroroll. >>> say proteins in spinal fluid may be successful in diagnosing alzheimer's in people with memory loss. >> we now have a way of accurately determining whether alzheimer's disease change is present in the brain of somebody complaining of memory impairment. makes our ability to diagnose the disease much improved. >> reporter: a normal brain contains about 100 billion nerve cells responsible for memories. in alzheimer's disease, the nerve cr

our senior washington editor rick klein joining us now for his his weekly "political insights" segment. these races, rick, it seems it says a lot about the anger in this country against incumbents. >> reporter: that's right. in most years, you could expect michael bennett or john norton to cruise to the party nomination on the strength of establishment coat tails. this is not most years. on the democratic side, andrew romanov has the backing of bill clinton. he has a good chance to win. that would be a blow to president obama. on the republican side, ken buck, a favorite of the tea party crowd could beat jane norton. could be the latest state where the tea party candidate and the tea party energy is forcing the republicans in a different direction than the national leadership might want. >> another big political story this week, nancy pelosi, the house speaker, has called members of congress back into session. tell us what's going on there. >> reporter: you could not ask for a more stark display of the differences between the parties. speaker pelosi cutting short the summer recess to v

listen to glenn beck and sarah palin, and we wanted to bring in our senior washington editor rick kleinou saw the crowds, what did that say to you? >> reporter: david, this may be the most potent political force in american life today, but it remains a force, despite the presence of palin and beck and others, that doesn't have much leadership and doesn't have much direction. and we saw that most recently in the surprising election results out in alaska, where joe miller, the little-known republican challenger to lisa murkowski is up by 1,700 voting pending the counting of absentee ballots. this would be the biggest victory yet for the tea party movement and yept another case where national republicans are scratching their heads, saying, they're not so happy with the direction the tea party is taking them. >> a nail biter, all these days later. when should we know? >> reporter: could be two or three weeks. but something that's interesting to note, national republicans who had sent some lawyers up to alaska are pulling them back and saying they'll let the voters have their say in however

gene klein. he has raced almost ten million dollars since february of this year. to build a brand new children's advocacy center and it's just fantastic. he's my hero on raising money. i'm going to try to hit him up for some of the access he doesn't need before leaving here. if you need to know what he does. some of the things he does and ideas are just incredible. you need to talk to him some time about that. [applause] there you go. you're the man. again, so many of you here on the limited budget west have and able to attend this type of conference. one of the ways we handled our budget crunch in ohio from the state level s when they were having budget cuts they said how are we going to cut and still have enough money to and until the department of corrections? . >> we have a population of about 650,000 in montgomery county, ohio. i have about 80 prosecutors to work for me and we are down about 10. we handle about 5000 felony cases per year. we do not do misdemeanor cases. we are a full-service law firm. we do everything from criminal cases, juvenile cases, but

. >> germany's military says they do not intend to take discipline against colonel georg klein. that officer ordered an air strike in afghanistan that killed many civilians. taliban fighters and civilians around the trucks were killed when the were blown up. troubling news on the jobs front. monica has that story. >> the number of americans filing new weekly claims for jobless benefits has jumped unexpectedly to half a million, the highest level in nine months. the labor department says they came in well above a forecast of 75,000. it is the third straight week in which claims have risen. the dire straits of the u.s. labor market occurs as the u.s. tries to pull out of its worst position in the decades. the sensitivity index dropped to its lowest since july last year. manufacturing in the region fell. it is a different picture in germany. the strong economic recovery has prompted the central bank to increase its growth forecast for 2010. traders remain skeptical. we get the day's action from frankfurt. >> the bundesbank is very optimistic for the future of the german economy. th

houses apartments cars of klein's is sole yours until they come to visit you. do you think the property bought on credit really belongs to you. dependent on our. first cream remove old cold clear cut. second explosives are used to plaster baby burn in the curio. hurt the remains are removed by machinery. finally the unborn and soil is deposited in vallecito. mountain top removal on are. now. it's half past the hour this is on t.v. a two week old baby girl is recovering in hospital after being discarded in the scorching song insult in russia meanwhile the heat wave continues to cling on but firefighters have been using the flames the number of all fisons down by halls over the past six days. and water shortages in the middle east are causing a tempers to flare between countries in the already volatile region levels are dropping in the river jordan which supplies millions of israel and jordan and syria the teacher uses the office of taking more than they. keeping the magic along the descendants of ancient shaman saying they're up holding tradition in the modern w

of klein's in seoul your until they come to visit you. do you think the property bought on credit really belongs to you. first cream remove old cold clear cut. second explosives are used to plaster made early in the tour that. hurt the remains are removed by machinery. finally the unborn and soil is deposited in vallecito. mountain top removal on our team. ots available in international who told. her to go to the intercontinental hotel shirts and. sedona suite. croyle so they don't kowtow to rebuild. in the leaves available in the resort and spa. this is artsy for moscow let me take your top stories if you will a two week old baby girl is recovering in hospital after being discarded in the scorching sun in southern russia. the heat wave continues to cling on but it is beating back the flames the number of wildfires is now down by hoffa over the past six days. water shortages in the middle east are causing tempers to flare between countries in the already volatile region that was a drop in the river jordan which supplies millions in israel

car of klein's in seoul your until they come to visit you. do you think the property bought on credit really belongs to you. deep in debt on r t. signed up to join the military because i thought that it was my duty and that it was something that i could do to help my country. my government i find that it is necessary for america you know there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers by american soldiers there were a lot of. ways. to go out and fight. before the war i always thought i wanted to win a lot of medals and wanted to have a lot of decorations but afterwards i realize that they don't mean anything or they're not that important. i don't i don't i never kept the medal. first tree removal called a clear cut. second explosives are used to plaster maybe turn in the gears a. church the remains are removed by machinery. finally the unborn and soil is deposited in vallecito. mountain top removal on our team. line. the motion would be soon which brightened if you moon about sun moon from plans to pressure the su

. >> reporter: council member jean klein who overseesmont claire questions the security of guards saying nothing beats the old fashioned crime fighting tactic of getting to know your neighbor. >> reporter: how do you manning the fear? >> i think a neighborhood like this has very little crime but they also are a very tight neighborhood and look out after each other. >> reporter: with city governments and police departments shrinking who should we turn to for help? as one neighbor said, each other. in oakland, kiet do, cbs5. . >>> well the feds have indicted a north beach man for allegedly swindle investors out of millions of dollars. argue acceptee viola is charged with several counts of mail fraud, aggravated fraught and i den theft. they gained the trust of investigators at north beach coffee shops and then built them out of $7 million. he allegedly showed them faults moll statements claiming profits but, really, they were losing money. >>> the tracks will be clear for the morning commute after a june i know pacific train jumped the tracks in the east bay. it happened a mile west of the

car of klein's in so many years until they come to visit you. do you think the property bought on credit really belongs to you. deep in debt on r t. a's signed up to fill in the military because i thought that it was my duty and that it was something that i do to help my country. my government i find that it is necessary for americans to feel you know. there was a lot of drug abuse there was a lot of murder of american officers by american soldiers there were a lot of. things. to pour out of. this all the war i always thought i wanted to win a lot of medals and to have a lot of desperation. but afterwards i realize that they they don't mean anything. that importance. i don't i don't i never kept the medal. the observed nature and disk. the. league the communicate with the wild and learn. test yourself and become free to. see what nature can give you the nazi. wealthy british style. markets why not it's a scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines

then of the pipeline will be connected to the gas transportation system of russia and i'm sure prime klein and in the meantime the construction of this prime plan is only progressing where the gas will and to blend him near the finish bore down and will reach european customers to the north and coast of germany delivering over fifty five billion cubic meters of gas annually. and the new chief executive has held talks with deputy prime minister in moscow robert douglas discussions included possible sales to cover the cost of gulf of mexico oil spill b.p. saying its interests in russia are not on the table instead the assets may be in south america or send for you. dudley's joined by tony hayward the outgoing chief of b.p. will take up a non-executive role on the board of russian joint venture. and separate news from the company it says it has succeeded in the static kill of its leaking well in the gulf of mexico that the soil is no longer leaking into the sea. or just federal antitrust service says there's a billion dollar worth of direct foreign investment on its way ahead of the head of t

then the pipeline will be connected to the gas transportation system of russia and i'm sure prime klein and in the meantime the construction of this pipeline is only progressing where the gas will and to blend hania the finish board will reach european customers to the north and coast of germany delivering over fifty five billion cubic meters of gas annually. billion dollars worth of direct foreign investment is on its way to russia according to the country's federal trust the head of the agency go on to me a role through new deals which have been approved by the government these include things such as trials for infrastructure food and mining in particular the canadian company. gold will gain control over two strategic gold and silver fields in the north of russia worth more than three hundred million dollars. a funds to finance russian infrastructure projects has been drafted by the country's economic ministry is a mission we be worth around six hundred seventy million dollars that investment should double in three years the newspaper says so may become the king investor with the fund

deputy envoy to pakistan and klein straight. now they motor industry has been having a rough ride. but it's been a revving up to display the best on on all for at an exhibition in the russian capital not everyone may be able to afford their wills on the moscow international motor show but it's not stopping the crowds from taking a look and a mound bell was told barton has been checking out live and their fast lane. the fast and the luxurious thousands are turning up to run their hounds down some very shiny paint at this year's moscow car show in an area the size of eight football pitches exhibitors from all over the world are showcasing more than six hundred cars foreign carmakers hope it will be the start of big things in russia the majority of our sales currently come from moscow and st petersburg but word spam e-mail retail network to the far corners of russia and you know how large this country is it's estimated that this year's show will attract more than one point six million visitors came to see the latest luxury models luxury seems to be the hallmarks of this year's event w

could hoppin the work of the allen klein militants going to moscow metro bombings in the capital high in. bringing together. as you can see. to discuss how to tackle drug trafficking and terrorism in central asia. you will see it as the major cause of instability. collapses are held every day despite the time of year and weather conditions right now it's extremely hot here but you can see the troops are always dressed in their uniforms to get used to it since this is what they'll have to wear on the job. takes you to the frontline of the county drug spine. of the put. training for the pressure that heads. i started to look at the american history of politics and realize that boy what a good light. ideals gongs bridges u.s. national scoobie american dream has failed them and choose to denounce first but essentially. a very warm welcome to the this is the line from the russian capital with me honestly a bit police in moscow have been put on a high state of alert over fears a car bomb in russian's north caucuses could signal more attacks on the capital where the chechen millicent linked

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a blood drive started just about two hours ago for 2-year- old lela klein. it is taking place at the downtown oakland ymca on broadway. two months ago little lela was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer of the nerve zones. they are hoping to get at least 120 donors for lela. she has already had several chemotherapy sessions as well as blood transfusions, she is going to need more blood to continue her treatments, we talked a friend of the family who helped to put together this blood drive. >> her parents and i go to the ymca, the oakland downtown ymca, we're involved in boot camp. there are a lot of healthy people want to help. we organized the blood drive so we could help make lela healthy again. >> the blood drive will continue until 12:30th afternoon. >>> they now say a brush fire likely will not be contained until tomorrow night. it is holding at 100 acres and no homes are threatened. target starting around 5:00 last night near silverwood lake the fire is only 10% contained. there is no word on how it started. >>> lovers point beach in monterey county remains

l lela klein discovered cancer in her nerve cells. the toddler needed blood transfusions after every chemo appointment. this morning the american red cross is holding a blood drive for her. you can participate by heading over to the oakland ymca tat 2350 broadway. the red cross is not asking for a specific blood type because blood is always needed no matter who the recipient is. >>> so what is that smell at the san jose international airport at renovated terminal a? passengers don't smell it in the lobby, but in the officeses behind the ticket counter, the sewer-like stench is so persistent and so bad workers sometimes have to leave the building. airlines are threatening to withhold hundreds of thousands of dollars of monthly rent until the problem is fixed. easier said than done. the city has run cameras through plumbing lines and fixed minor leaks but things still stink. >>> it is 5:18 now. massive factory in china that made your ipod is getting bigger. scott, hard to wrap your head around how big this thing is. >> fox con said it w

it was like a calvin klein obsession ad and the wind was blowing. he had his shirt off.ust kidding. he was sitting there. he said, do you wear wigs? first question. i was like, oh, i do this to my hair. he goes, no, no. i'm asking if you've done characters and wigs because we want you for the show. everything was in slow motion. >> larry: let's look at some of jimmy's greatest "saturday night live" hits. watch. >> this is pat sullivan from fenway park. this is my girlfriend denise. >> that's not what i do. >> yes, you do. >> oh. >> that's -- that's not what i do. >> yes you do. you do that. ♪ >> oh, by the way, you're welcome. >> larry: what a lot of fun it was. >> best job in the whole wide world. it was the history there. six seasons. i think almost seven. >> larry: i hear will forte's not returning. movie star now, right? >> i guess so. >> larry: you became a star. a lot of stars came from that show. >> i left -- i wanted to do a blue sheet. he was in three years and left. things don't work like that anymore. do you know chevy chase was on one season. >> larry: what?

a blood drive is being held right now for two-year-old lilah klein pat the downtown oakland ymca.wo months ago she was diagnosed with stage four cancer of the nerve cells. these are live pictures. our cameras are set up outside as we speak. the red cross is hoping to get 120 donors for little lilah. the child has already had several chemotherapy sessions and blood transfusions she is going to need more plod to continue her treatments. today's plod drive will continue until 12:30 this afternoon. >> a new survey shows many drivers may not recognize an important safety warning. this symbol is the warning sign that lights up when one or more of your tires is 25% be low the recommended pressure. >> sal knows everything about your commute. how are we doing out there? >> we are doing okay. there is a back up there. no major problems. also no major problems this morning driving on 880 north and southbound near the coliseum. we have been locking at the south bay commute. we have not shown a lot going on. the traffic is moving along very well on 280, 880 and 101. they have even cleared up t

a minute ago, and there's already a good-sized crowd downstairs in the gym donating blood to lela klein, a 2-year-old girl. and some of these people know her, some of them don't. but here with me this morning is lee rostine. good morning. can you tell us what her story is and why people should come out and help. >> last june, leyla, a 2-year-old oakland toddler, always been hale, happy, spirited little girl, her parents brought her in. she had a lump on her neck. thought it was probably nothing. turned out to be stage four neuroblasatoma, a rare form of pediatric cancer. so she's been in intensive, year-long treatment process right now that involves six rounds of chemo, radiation, bone marrow transplant, surgery, and other rounds of medical treatments, all of them involve a lot of blood transfusions that she needs. so we put together this blood drive so that the community here at the downtown oakland ymca and oakland in general could help her and contribute towards making her healthy. >> and how can people come out and help? >> they should just show up. come down to the "y" today betwee

congressman john klein of minnesota said states are operating education budgets that they simply can't afford. >> at best inflating state education spending for another year will kick the can down the road. merely postponing the tough decisions and allowing states to overextend themselves for another year. at worst, another bailout will make states more dependent on the federal government and more susceptible to washington's political whims. >> ifill: republicans also objected on the way the bill would be paid for in part by raising taxes on u.s. companies doing business overseas. outside the house chamber minority leader john boehner went further charging the bill was really an election-year pay-off to public employee unions. >> this bailout to the teachers unions is some of the most irresponsible policy that i've seen. the american people are screaming at the top of their lungs stop! and washington continues to spend, spend, spend. well, listen, i've been around my district. i can tell you what. i've been around a few other districts. the american people know that it's time for the s

there's been a relatively klein. second of all, there's been a relative rise in china which has brought forth a real competition in asia for influence, for economic growth. and finally in the other part of the globe we've had a real change in russian relationships recently where they're actually out courting old enemies such as the turks. so i think you're seeing a fundamental reordering. i don't like the term "new world order," either, but fundamental reordering of the traditional relationships. europe means a little less than it did in the past, south asia is a little bit more given the rise of india and the difficulties of pakistan. so they're in a great state of flux. >> rose: what does the united states do? how does it put together an effective foreign policy for the future? >> my own view is that we have to fundamentally go back to our principles and the values that we hold. these generally held in high regard throughout the world and when we're consistent with our values, i think that we are the-- to use a hac

joining me is richard stengel, managing editor for "time", and joe klein writes about pakistan this week. begin with the cover. tell me about how it came into being. what were the powerful forces in your own head that said we have to do this, and what were the restraining forces that said maybe not? >> yes. well, charlie, we had aaron baker, our afghanistan bureau chief there, who had written a very powerful and emotional story about how afghan women were blossoming and changing without the taliban ruling. we then got this extraordinary picture by a south african photographer of the 18-year-old woman who had her nose cut off and her ears cut off by a taliban judge. and it's a stunning, brutal, very difficult image, and i really agonized about whether to put it on the cover or not because it's disturbing. it's disturbing on all kinds of levels. but at the same time, the reality of what is going on in afghanistan is disturbing, and i thought the picture itself was a window into what is happening there in a way that we are confronting people with the reality, with the hard reality of what's

klein and temperatures each day towards the weekend. our floor director paul only sighs when it gets cold out. the new fog colder weather. >> drizzle> tiger woods is ex- wife has finally spoken she is broken or silence spoke out about all the she is gone through in this trees each sure people magazine she says in that spread that her life has been living hell. she's never had an inkling that cheating was going on there when she foundered she was devastated. she also says she is now watch this and go round of golf and the tiger needs permission to enter her house which is where a mile away from where she is located. he's in preparing for a pga tournament in new jersey has a say. >> it is a sad time we're going to rain now. as far as my game either practicing. that is the secondary. we're trying to get our kids is rated tier new living conditions. that is our focus is serious obviously will follow that story and his effort to try and come back to the world of golf has happened to rob. it bridge now back with more vice in the vmi, 5:00, ta

i think an older book would present that case, called "the shock doctrine" by naomi klein. i would like to get her take on things that are going on right now. it host: next up is denton, texas. kirk, a republican line. caller: good morning, c-span. sure, i believe it is time for optimism and i think that goes whether you are anarchist or evangelical, frankly. things have gotten so bad that i think collectively we all know we've got to do something different. host: ok, thanks. next is a call from kathy watching us from texas on the democrat line. caller: good morning, susan. i think it is about time the united states people declare trees and on wall street, on congress. let's see. and i would like to let everybody know that prescott bush, jr., was chairman of the u.s. chinese chamber of commerce. so the bush company basically owns the company, booz allen, jonathan bush, he funneled to the 9/11 terrorists -- the line host: the front page of "the washington post" about ben bernanke's speech tomorrow. fed policy foggy as the economic picture clouds. many voices compete. market

there will be a small amount of well above where the show klein comes into the top of the capping stack. that will be compressed as the mud is pumped into the well but should not result in any significant pressure increased. i discussed this with the science team and engineers myself this morning. after that, it will be how does it. we'll take pressure readings and try to determine from the pressure readings we see a various places on the cappings back and a blowout preventer, whether we are dealing with filling the casing or the casing and the annulus. the decision on whether to put some and then after the mud will be completely dependent on the assessment of the casing and the well bore, with the diagnostic testing shown and if we do not have to cement, we can do it as a result of the bottom kill operation. that leads back to the question -- i do not think we concede this day, it is a series of diagnostic tests, we cannot see this as the and all be all until we get the relief wells done. >> in terms of -- dare we talking about a couple hundred feet -- are we talking about a couple hun

nearly as bad as it was yesterday and tracking your commuted the bay bridge we have were assaulting kleina around thing flee their new problems on the incline or delays is ahead of the ram section. the backup only reaches to about the middle of the ease parking lot. we keep seeing improved conditions for the westbound bridge. >> 9 04 and are developing story this hour something that could impact the entire state of california potentially the inca tire country. were just hours away from a judge ruling on proposition age, which bans sikorsky marriage in california. for where the federal court building to see how things are looking >> these the only to size that i see in front of the building other than the people holding the sign, i don't see supporters on both sides of the issue here. no chance it this point. but that could change as we move through the morning. the judge to rule to ways holding of prop. 8 making it illegal for same sec major marriage in california or he could strike down. no matter what happens each side says that they plan to appeal the rulings of the loop. this prompted

klein in temperatures so every day is expected to get a little cooler than as we head towards the endek considerably cooler that which typically be seeing around this time of year. saturday may not even make it out of the '70s. check on your commute with erica. >> what a difference a few minutes makes no back about all on the toll plaza you can see we're definitely in the clearing now start cars are selling on by for all purchased meeting lights have been an update on our maps the back up canon of know where on southbound 11 rick palo alto. still seen some yellow on our screen caesar averaging 50 mi. per hour we will wrap up three quick san mateo, traffic is moving to is fine headed westbound companies found looking at a typical form minute ride from an end. darya. >> thank you, clauses are in session at trace elementary school. kron4 is will tran is live in san jose for the first day back in school the kids are not under your cast terms are the where are they? >> 50% of them are in regular the other 50 percent they are in the portables a lot of the pros are over here, a lot of the st