our seven-day forecast is a good one through columbus day. later, in the day, we could get a chance, and they go off on tuesday. by thursday and friday, rain chances go out of the picture, and temperatures dropped into the 60's. >> thousands of people are expected to pack the second annual inner harbor art festival. artists will be selling jewelry, ceramics, and sculptures. 10,000 to 15,000 people are expected. >> if you are checking out the art festival, you might want to head over to lexington market. it is the last day of the annual chocolate festival. we are joined live with more. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you have on tap? >> we will get some fresh strawberries for you. that is my kind of breakfast. >> that looks so delicious. the more the better. wow. >> how about i send back the cit send some of that for the tailback -- how about i send some of that for the tail gate? >> ok. what else can folks find there? >> cookies, french-dipped apples, chocolate strawberry shortcake -- things you can only get here. >> is there anythin

next speaker please. >> ♪ there's relocation places i remember and i hope you pick a good board in theselaces and board have such a meeting all my life i hope you pick a good one in these places and relocation have such meaning and the appeal board we look for more in my life take a good relocation board -- pick a good relocation board ♪ supervisor campos: next speaker please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is frank d., and i cannot sing. [laughter] but i'm here to support mr. stephen lee for his appointment to become the commissioner -- mr. steven lee. i have known him for the last 15 years. i know him to be a fair minded and gentle person. he has served in many civic duties, and he is also very active in the chinatown community. i know that he would be a good choice for this post. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, a supervisor. i am a retired engineer that chose to come back to san francisco to live, and i want to make this a better city. i am uniquely qualified to talk about steven lee because in high school, he was my best friend, even though as

the expectation is republicans, it is not enough just to have a good night. they should have a great night. in the house, that would mean john boehner would win over as speaker. that does not mean it is going to happen. is that the expectation now has been built up so high that anything less than that could be seen as a bad night for the republican party. >> the strategy is to lower those expectations? >> that is right. keep those expectations in check. it seems as if the train has left the station on that one. and it can keep trying to lower it. until we see some evidence this is going to be a different election that it has been set to become law it will be hard to change that. >> how deal lower expectations while not dampening the enthusiasm of the folks in your base? >> that is a good way. you do not want to get your team convinced that there will when that they stay at home. you cannot bring down expectations. it is a good way to motivate your base. if you stay home, do you think we have it in the bag? we do not. you are not out there. you can lose these c

elizabeth vargas is with them a good afternoon. >> nice to see you. hear so much about the dangers out there on my parade your investigation tonight takes us inside a new documentary film called "cat fish," about an internet romance that takes a scary turn. >> this is a documentary in movie theaters now. it opened about one month ago. it tracks a nine-month relationship over the internet between this young man and his brother and partner and this woman that he thinks he has fallen in love with on the internet. they go out at some point to michigan where this woman, the teenage sister, and the little sister, and 8-year-old painter live. this is what happens when they investigate and find out who they have been communicating with. it is a chilling warning for anyone on myspace or facebook. >> the previews are quite frightening. many people were saying it has a feel much like "blair witch project." this film claims to be telling the truth. is it telling the truth? >> we ask that question. some people last of it was a hoax. it is not a how to read this is

as far as some events tomorrow, here's a good one. nternational goal cup races. 73nd running in warrenton tomorrow. all day omorrow, a great time for the family. they'll be having all kinds of horse racing. 62 to 65 degrees if you want to head to the west. a beautiful day out there. a little on the windy side. breezy conditions during the day on saturday. sunday with a high temperature of3. sun will be the best day. thwinds will begin to subside. a little breezy but 10 to 15 miles an hour is a lot better than 30 tomorrow. on monday we'll be cooling down a little. temperature around 68 for monday. average high temperature this time of year is around 69. tuesday, a chance of a shower as another frontal boundary moves in. it will lead the way to some shower activity. not just tuday but really into wednesday aswell. some of those showers may be on the heavier side. we'll have to wait and see what it does on wednesday. if it does come through strong enough, coulit really cool down temperatures on thursday and friday. right now we beat them

>> jimmy: that's a good question. i don't know. i have no idea. a feeling christine o'donnell opposes masturbation the same way bristol palin opposes premarital sex, but -- [ laughter ] many republicans are very unhappy she won, though she's a republican. last night, karl rove was on fox news, challenging -- she said she's a college graduate, but apparently she got her degree two weeks ago. this morning, o'donnell was on "good morning america." watch this. i think it explains why sarah palin likes her so much. >> why did she mislead voters about her college education? how come it took her nearly two decades to pay her college bills so she can get her college degree? how does she make a living? why did she sue a well-known -- conservative think tank? >> can you answer those questions? you know what, yeah, everything that he's saying is unfactual. >> jimmy: show me unfactual. [ laughter ] oh. i guess that's not really what they call a word. [ applause ] 30,000 people voted for her, by the way. i don't know where these people come from. let me tell y

it was a great time. and good practice for my parents. olive garden. arenting "today," a back to school check up, research shows this is the best time to assess how your child is adjusting to his or her new routine and make adjustments if necessary. you have four areas you say parents should be checking up on their children in this 30-day children. why is this a good time to do it. >> because school is in full swing and if there's any problems, now is when they really start to crop up and this is actually the best time to nip them in the bud. >> the first area is academic. i think it's too soon to find out how your child is doing academically. >> you know how home work is going on with t. most schools now have a website, utilize it, go into that website, you do have to register and it's free, you can find out about their graeds and test scores, and also about absences, let your kid know you're checking up on them. >> the next one is probably one of the most difficult for parents and this is the social development. what are you looking for? >> you're loo

s, it's a good hole. he hardest on the golf course. >> that's afantastic shot out of that rough. >> it was a horrible angle, as well. >> he just took what they gave him and hit a perfect shotrom where he was. >> mahan with a much better angle, mark. >> he is. it's interesting, gary, the golf course playing completely different than it did couple of days ago. we had so much rain that they're not getting any rain at all on the tee shot. >> second longest course in ryder cup history, right, gary? >> yes, i think that's correct, john. and with the wet conditions, it is certainly playing the longest. >> mahan has 207 left. >> come on, baby. >> well,it's going right over the flag. hunter mahan's caddie, you can hear him say beauty. >> all the u.s. players have been welcomed very nicely here in wales. but if you take a look atome of the wording here, the translation of the welsh language isn't exactly easy for the americans to interpret and hunter mahan, for one, hasn't exactly figured it out, either. >> i heard

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that's a good example. rdo is the more fiery of the molinari brothers and friend chessco, a little more layed back. >> and par 3 here on this hole. down the hill. not much on a break. >> so they square the match with mickelson and dustin johnson. another look and this is another guy that is not afraid to show some emotion and try to get the crowd involved. these are guys in their first ryder cups. a lot is talked about this week, you can't consider them rookies, they've won around the world. and the way this game has changed through the years, they play so much big time golf. but the ryder cup st a -- it's a different kind of animal. >> furyk/fowler match, furyk is putting him in trouble off the tee and then he didn't use the right ball. so they're having sort of a nightmare start. >> over to the third. >> good look at the hole location there over on the left middleport of the ring. that brings the water into play if you overcook a draw. tiger on the tee. >> in hand here, gary. back on the stamp, gary. >> fl

what is happening this week. >>> and it's a good day for george michael. he's a free man. released from jail after serving almost -- [ indiscernible ] or driving high. the former wham singer -- to pay a fine and a loss -- lost his driver's license for five years. woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >> a traffic alert for drivers in virginia. a big week for the huge construction project you have been seeing around tyson's corner. if you drive the beltway or 123 in that area, pay close attention. fox 5s beth parker is on the ne

interstate 80 your trip down albany looks a good upper toe areto lower is a good ride.y bridge toll plazatbound is good ride metering lights had just been activated. we are starting to see some slowing for the west bound ride usually seems the temperatures go up so do the traffic backups. >> thank you george 620 right now new details on the san bruno gas line explosion the wreckage left behind by last month's blast that killed eight people has mostly been cleared away. this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. officials will hold a press conference to announce the end of the cleanup process there is still more to do before they are able to rebuild on this land. workers will take soil samples looking for toxic metals. so far 11 of the building sites have come back clean but 24 still need to be tested. next up erosion control it will put up barriers to keep the winter rains from washing soil into nearby creeks >>. 2010 new is the third and final debate between men equipment and jerry brown scheduled to that need.tonight.w will mediate the debate. they are in a virtual tie before a series of controversies

that is a good question. i don't know. >> sara weave ser about to find out if her home kitchen makes the grade. she is taking the health department's self inspection test. the same test they give to restaurants. and about 50 questions later -- >> your kitchen received a "b" with a score of 85. >> a pretty good grade considering most of us in the cbs 5 newsroom barely passed with a "cs withs "c" but one of the things most surprising had to do with raw meat. now we all know you have to disinfect the counter after coming into contact with raw meet but did you know you have to store the meat on the bottom shelf? >> i don't do that. >> food micro biologist linda harris says storing meat above other foods can be a dangerous mistake. and points to one notable restaurant outbreak where -- >> raw meat was stored above lettuce in a refrigerator and the drips from the meat got on to the lettuce. >> something else sara found surprising. >> when cooking big portions of food to serve later for example, the next day, i rapi

this is a good hand, a good enough hand, you know? the blinds are really high. whatever she does -- chris: vanessa the first to act. vanessa: did you look? joe: i looked. vanessa: you did? chris: vanessa invokes the dome of silence, so all communication between daniel and joe has been cut off. vanessa: all right, i'm all in. chris: she's all in! joe: i call. vanessa: it's a call. chris: and joe makes the call. [cheering/applause] he's a coin flip to double up and take a huge lead or go home. daniel: all right, good luck. vanessa: i'm a big believer in fairness, and so since i do have the best of you this time, but last time i sucked out, i'll take a chop this time, as well. daniel: all we need is a jack or a 9, people. that'll do the trick. [cheering/applause] rachel: it's very, very, very close. it's very close. chris: the flop, deuce-trey-ace. daniel: oh, no, okay. still need a jack or a 9. not a good flop, though. jack or a 9, everybody. joe: come on, jack, just once. stella and rachel: jack or a 9, jack or a 9, jack or a 9. joe: come on. chris: it's a king.

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she's not a good dancer. the daughter of a professional snow mobiler would have better rhythm. she got two 7s and an 8. if you really use your imagine nati imagination, i think this is the score the judges would have liked to have given. >> don't let the door. >> hit you in the ass. >> on your way out. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she remains. i don't know why. this is pretty crazy. there was a tornado in texas yesterday which is not the crazy part. the crazy part is in the middle of 125 mile an winds the navarro county emergency management coordinator decided to drive toward the tornado to tape it. i guess so the rest of us could enjoy it too. >> there it is, the tornado. >> jimmy: where are you? >> we're in the tornado! >> jimmy: oh, okay. turn out, they're in the tornado. [ cheers and applause ] there's another texas weather moment. you know, these local news channels go to great lengths to come up with graphics i guess to illustrate what might possibly happen weatherwise. this is a local meteorologist

program. >> you understand how difficult it is to get an employee, to turn the employee. >> yes, a goodemployee is like gold. it's probably one of the biggest challenges with a small business is finding good employees and keeping them. but the other aspect -- you hear about increasing sales and those types of things. but the biggest benefit for me is when i brought this employee on, i took some pressure off my other staff and improved employee morale within any company. that's gone a long way in my agency. >> -- without the $2,500 incentive. if a good worker -- i would agree with you. >> bash remark let me clarify. the $2,500 is for new hires. it's not to keep existing employees on. it's for new -- >> [inaudible] >> they do. but on their own dime. the $2,500 federal, state, and city money is going for new hires. >> to is -- so the assumption is they wouldn't hire a new person unless they intended to keep that person for a while. >> is there a job training program in there? >> no. >> to support this program not only for wages, we also have staff. we have placement staff. we have business

was that a good idea? >> the united states, towards the end of 2007 and '08, felt that what the afghans were asking for a long time in 2002 and 2003 was adequate resources in both men and material to fight terrorism and to rebuild afghanistan. that was not given then. and when matters turned worse, this new thinking emerged that there should be more resources and more men. we believe that concentrating more resources on the sanctuaries of terrorism, on protecting the afghan borders and on building the afghan country is a good idea. >> larry: do you personally, mr. president, like having foreign troops on your soil? >> well, foreign troops as a force of occupation, as a force that comes to dictate to us, as a force that comes to go around our country without the will of the afghan people, of course not, never. but a coalition of the afghans and the international community, a partnership between the afghans and the international community, towards a noble objective of security for the rest of the world and r

that is good. not ae we go. contestant number two. let's go buddy. all right, you revved? you excited? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have to beat -- it's a good time. 45 seconds. i don't know -- yeah. so you got to beat that time. think you can do it? >> yeah. i think so. >> jimmy: all right. here you go, buddy. i'm going to give you the photo copy and then, when i say, "go," go for it. there you go. go for it. ♪ >> jimmy: remember, the roots will play faster. [ slow music ] ♪ [ music speeding up ] ♪ [ slow music ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. [ fast music ] ♪ [ cheers ] [ very slow music ] ♪ >> audience: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: that's it. you won. we have a winner. [ sad tuba ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: couldn't find him. you were right behind him. [ applause ] can you stand up, dave? stand up. there he is, right there. [ cheers and applause ] you're the -- congratulations, thanks for playing. higgins, what has tonight's winner won? >> steve: well, she's won an all in one printer/fax/scanner and

a short presentation on the project. thank you. >> thank you. project sponsor? >> good evening, my name is samuel johnson i'm the project sponsor. we've taken what we take to be the best parts of a boutique hotel and a european hostel and squished them together. it's not just a place for you to sleep, it's an environment where young travelers can meet and greet and have an exciting time together, much like a melting pot. we picked san francisco because it's a gateway city, a lot of public transportation, we picked the building because it has great bones, it needs a lot of work but it has a good look which we like. we are very committed to the community. our family has had a 10-year working relationship with the area and would like to continue that going forward with the job internship program, taking kids through the hospitality and hopefully we'll find some kids who like hospitality enough that they wish to stay with us. i'd like to lastly speak to the structure and infrastructure before passing on to our architect. we've had the building since april of 2008 and when w

this is a good lesson for kids. in -- wow. >> that's a lot, yeah. >> jimmy: could you do this with a real bear if you don't have gummy bears at home? >> i've never tried. >> jimmy: let's do some other stuff here. that was pretty good. >> so i found -- i'm a big fan of slime. >> you can use it to teach about matter, it's -- >> jimmy: nickelodeon stuff. >> i found a way to combine slime and combustion. >> jimmy: finally. >> yes. so, come on over to the shooting range here. >> jimmy: okay. [ applause ] wow. look at this. what do we have here? >> all right. so, what i -- >> jimmy: oh, my god. that's a bong. this is what you're showing the kids? >> it's -- maybe you are heard of a potato cannon. >> jimmy: okay, yeah, i have. >> so i've taken the idea of a potato cannon, i found potatoes kind of boring, so i created a mortar of slime. we're going to fill this up with a combustible aerosol. >> jimmy: and we're going to kill everyone. >> yate a lot of energy and hopefully propel this out. so, just hold this -- >> jimmy: i fe

because i am a really good dancer. >> she did. she taught me this one. >> i like chicago where she is from. we have a lot of stuff pulling us in the same direction. >> larry: do you both think men and women can be just friends? you think so, jenny? just friends? two attractive people? >> i do. >> i am friend with a lot of guys. just friends. >> larry: go out to dinner with them? >> yeah, even if i got really drunk i wouldn't think about it. there are just guys go down the line as friends. some you go a little further. >> i feel the opposite, larry. when i am friend with people. most of the time. if i do have a lot to drink then i probably will have sex with them. >> that's true. >> larry: you agree that women are the master of manipulation, chelsea? >> yes, absolutely. >> larry: okay, you are both beautiful. smart, famous, funny. do you think you in tim date men, jenny you say you do? do you think you do, chelsea? >> i don't know if i intimidate or annoy them. either way it is not going great. >> she is a pretty strong cookie i mus

we had a good time. >> take a horse and buggy?s horse and buggy pulls up, and they were like, "there's no cars allowed, so here's your taxi." i go, "this is not a taxi. >> jimmy: sounds weird. >> a taxi is a yellow car, not a horse and buggy. and so it was definitely interesting. i felt like i was on shutter island a little bit. [ laughter ] i had just read that book, and i was thoroughly -- i'm looking around, and i'm like, "everything looks really pretty." and then it gets dark, and you're like, "this is a little creepy." but it was really fun. >> jimmy: it's gorgeous. >> yeah, it's gorgeous. >> jimmy: yeah, it looks gorgeous in the picture. >> let's take a look at a clip from the movie "it's kind of a funny story." here's the great emma roberts. >> i said i'm finished with the question. >> are you stupid? >> uh, no. are you? >> there you go. do you think i'm gross looking? >> no, you look awesome. >> what's your question? >> why did you invite me here? >> i thought it was nice that you loaned bobby your shirt. don't you think t

i think what you are doing is great. >> have a good day. see you later. >> dana has been great, she has been a sport about the project. it was cool for her to see it and actually like it. as an artist, it means a lot to us. we are going to make it look really clean today. then it should be done. we have had this mural of for about six years and it has not been tagged. it really works as a deterrent. a lot of us graffiti artists have been waiting for an opportunity like this, to express ourselves on walls. and there are so many walls around the city that could be beautified. i am so thankful that this opportunity has come about. >> my word encourage anyone who is thinking about it to really jump on the bandwagon. it is looking beautiful. when i came here this morning, i was notified that taggers were there last night, but fortunately, they did not touch our building. >> to check out the mural in person, stop by 65 polk road. in addition to being a street smarts artist, he has been teaching students about the value for public space and creatin

(heavy metal music playing) having a good time. >> five for five. congratulations. ttat will do it for this edition of spoots unlimited. the late edition is next and it starts right now. >>> a man accused of killing his baby girl..3 what police say caused a father to take her life. >> i cannot understand why it's so, harmful. cannot say. >>> anger at disney? why one man choked a bus driver. >>> and we'll show you the easiest waa to lose your driver's license right afterrthe take the test. >> live frommhigh definition from wbfftv in balttmore thii is fox 45 news late ediiion. >>> hello again. i'm jeff barnes. >> a baltimore father accused of choking his baby daughter to >> the girl was only 6 months33 old. detectives say the man admitted killing the infant. what can you tell us? >> police ssy the man's name is timothh lewis. he is 20-years old.3 detectives a he killed his little girl becaase he would not ssop crying. police have arrested and charge lewis with first-degree murder. in northwest baltimore. police say lewis called 911. he said his ddughter had stopped bre

a blogger suggested sony would be a good acquisition for apple. but that blogger later removed his own speculation and stocks were back up. >>> apple fans that were just tired of that black iphone will have to wait a little longer for the release of the white iphone. the company apologized and said that the white version will not be available until may of next year. >>> it's what they've been waiting for, the big plans tomorrow for testla motors. what the company will be unveiling. >>> right now i'm tracking a weather system out in the pacific. this weather system could impact the world series and the bay area weekend. i'll tell you which cities will see the most rain. >>> and a terrifying scene after a giant redwood comes crashing down. >>> game one of the world series tomorrow promises to be the biggest event of the day here in the bay area. it's also a big day for tesla motors which is set to officially unveil it's new factory in the afternoon. tesltla has taken over the old nummi. it's where tesla plans to build the all electric model s five pa

this is not doing a good job either for the product sponsors or as the community as a whole. i have not had time to begin the most recent revision of this proposal legislation in death, but i am extremely concerned about the timing after documents are released, the tight restrictions for an appeal. when you consider the voluminous comments, the voluminous documentation that comes out with the final eir, the short time. i believe you will see people rushing to file appeals simply because they have no option but to do so in that time period. it also creates an incentive to hide things and very things that you do not want found if you are a developer, it is you can count on the fact that they may not have time to dig it up. it is complex comedy, and demands. this really needs to get looked at, the timing. -- it is complex, and demanding. budgetary reasons, that dropped. there were specific discussions about tiny and the importance of timing so that the community and community groups could review documents, and a 20-day notice or a 14-day period is simply not enough time to do a

i'm a good golfer. i like doing courses. have done quite a few of them. >> jimmy: you play your own courses? >> i like to play them the best. i'm members of others, but i like to play my course the best. of course, i always say my courses are the best. laughter ] so if i don't, i'm not doing the right thing. >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. what kind of clubs do you use? trump clubs? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, taylormade is a company that does a great job, and they all -- calloway treats me great and taylormade is really spectacular they are all good. they rlly treat me well. >> jimmy: i used to play, and i just -- now with the show, i don't have time, i can't get out. i'm awful. but you know what's good? i move fast -- >> i'm surprised to hear that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not good, yeah. people likto play with me because they can beat me. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, well. then i like to play with you, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll take that. i would love to do that. i don't know if you heard this, but the -- i heard that you

she was a lovely girl, a lovely woman. >> larry: how good a talent? >> quite good. r in "some like it hot." every moment was perfect for her. we as actors are at the mercy of a script, bad words, bad words. she was excellent but she was troubled, you know, during that picture, larry. troubled. >> were you close to remember her right to the end? >> right. it was impossible to get there near the end of the movie she was so out of it. >> larry: where were you when she died? >> i was in europe. >> larry: how did you hear? >> i heard it -- i heard it from the concierge at the hotel. it was a shock to me. you know? i liked her a lot. listen. everybody's got differences. you know? but at those early days, for marilyn and me, we're the king congress kongs of the business. >> larry: what was it like to dress up as a woman. >> i liked it. at the beginning i wasn't sure i would like it. but i liked it. there was something appealing about it. >> larry: what? >> i found it was delicate. >> larry: thought like a woman? >> i thought of my mother and grace kelly. nice combination. t

as a defense lawyer you try to bring the good side of a person and everyone has something good on the porch with this person and killed a number of people. that was the downside of it but honestly that was the toughest thing i ever had to do was ask said juries for someone's life in get rejected. >> howdy make the transition. you go from something that is all true pressure now that baseball is in, you, criminal defense where a man's life is on the line to rolling out side all two had a to make the transition? >> my whole life i tell you baseball has been a friend it's an unconditional friend that's always been there. even during criminal law and the trials like that people are always talking to me about baseball. i'd be doing an arraignment standing up there in the morning and a burglary case and the judge would say scour the giants going to do tonight because it that i was related and i said listen were 3 billion apart. the skills of being a trial lawyer really transferred into the radio it's the same kind of thing i like to ask questions and listen to people. i burned down on crimin

this is a good one, take a really really deep breath, hold it for 10 seconds. when you think you couldn't have gotten any more air in, take another breath, hold it for five seconds, one more time, third breath in so you're completely expanded for five seconds and then you let it out. >> or passed out. what this does, immobilizes the diaphragm contracting involuntary and relaxes the spasms and also causes carbon dioxide levels to build up and terminates hiccup as well. >> the one i used for 20 years, you need help, put a finger in each year and have somebody hold a glass and you drink water as long as you can, knocks them right out. >> sounds like a good one. looks silly but a good one. >>> ear popping. what causes that and how do you work that out? >> the middle ear and outer ear are supposed to be the same pressure. if you go on an airplane and the atmospheric pressure changes, it puts pressure on the middle ear and causes pain. you want to pop up the tube that connects the throat to the middle another, called the eustachian tube, by yawning, simple, just yawn

they are a good team, they always play tough. we always play a good competition with each other. we have to play them like they're undefeated and i'm sure they will do the same. >> thanks, and you have a good game tonight. >> thanks, we appreciate you coming out. >> and a win with the columbus jackets. something about a game across town. we'll have highlights of this game tonight. reporting live in san francisco, i'm joe fonzi, back to you guys. >> joe, thanks very much. >>> it can be a gamble to change a company logo. california based gap is finding that out. the new one is on the left hand side with the little box. and people on the web are describing the new logo as something a child created. gap officials say they are now rethinking that logo change. >>> a bay area college student says he was targeted by surveillance by the fbi. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. the strange device he found under his car and what the fbi said about it coming up in 30 minutes on tv 36. that is our report for now, i'm julie haener. >>> and i'm frank somerville. for everyone here on kt

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