a complete update coming up in a minute. when >> breaking news, we are learning that represented an entity wiener will resign. the information we have been getting is now that he plans to resign he will no longer face the house ethics committee. he came to the conclusion that he could no longer serve after having a long discussion with his wife after coming back from a trip abroad. >> now, let's get to the weather, what is ahead? >> big drops in temperatures today. we will draw down about 30 degrees in livermore which could actually be good news for those of their. a little relief from the heat. 10 degrees cooler in the napa and concord. in oakland about 60 degrees cooler. in the south bay, 70's. pretty comfortable in places like morgan hill and campbell. sunshine into the afternoon. as we head into the next couple of days we will continue with the cool down and an influx of cloud cover. by saturday mostly cloudy conditions. temperatures stay in to the mid-70s. mid-60s by the bay. upper 50s along the coast. >> a welcomes, ha

red lotus. >> a photograph, this is a couple ckissing on a pavement.ppened after the canucks lost to the boston bruins. why there were so happy it was caught on tape. >> we were not being aggressive but eventually they passed over us. that is when we're on the ground. >> people were able to see that it was a moment that happened to be on camera. it is not embarrassing at all is actually a really beautiful shot >> marty: the couple was trying to get out of the downtown area and they found a street filled with police and riot gear. >> a special father's day message from president obama. a programming change to tell you about. tonight, kron 4 will let nbc programming. you can see minute to win it followed by criminal intent at 9:00 p.m. and a special edition of kron 4 news. that is tonight. we will be back. >> coming up on bay area bargains, cantor's home office with an incredible sale on blue tarp. yes, ladies and gentleman it is all covered up until 10:00 a.m. but a huge, summer sale. they have deals would not believe. case in point. this is a sofa that

is making a difference. >> there is a plan he'd be proud to be a part of. he knows he's making history there and every patrol he goes on. >> there is support of what is going on. if he is concerned about the afghani people. i think he's been working with them and doing what he could. >> the president take his plan to troops and will be talking with soldiers at fort drum in upstate new york. and members of congress can sum it up that way. they're calling the plan disappointing. mark matthews abc 7. >> here is news you don't want to hear, it said to expect slowler growth for the rest of the year and possibly next year. the bank expects the u.s. economy to grow this year. that is a drop from the prediction in april. the chairman said today that some problems that vo slowed the economy could persist into next year. >> this is maybe head winds that have been concerning us. like weakness in a financial secretario, balance sheets. some may be stronger than we thought. >> the fed expects high unemployment to last until 2013. >> and stock prices began falling as soo

a little odd here a foul ball off the bat of a new yorker. watch the fan making a catch. not bad because he just spilled the guy's beer. meantime a-rod with a shot to right sweeney waves at it. it is a double. and derek jeter comes on in. meantime the fan says, hey, pal, you owe me a beer. and get to it, all right? and in the meantime, the as are looking at a 2-1 lead disappear right quick off the bat of nick squasher. 3-1 gonzalez. and all is well that ends well. there is your beer, buddy, we're all even. it is not a happy ending for the as who are swept. >>> now the sharks aren't in it but plenty of reason to watch the stanley cups final. the canucks have never won it the bruins not since '72. some sensational hockey in between and downright weirdness. burrows goes tyson on patrick burgeron biting his fingers. he will get suspended tomorrow. meantime scoreless but with 18.5 seconds left vancouver wins it. torres takes the perfect pass from hanson and it is 1-0. and robert luongo the shutout with 36 saves. >>> shaquille o'neal after 19 years retires from the nba. four ri

a 98-year-old woman dies in a house fire. why the investigation focuses on what happened in a closet. >>> police are calling this a dark day in san jose's history as they get ready to say good-bye to 70 of their officers. hayward police in the last 20 minutes dispute a report about phone calls made from michelle le's cell phone after her disappearance. a live report coming up. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's thursday, june 30th. dozens of san jose police officers are just about to turn in their badges. they're being laid off because of the city's budget crisis. claudine wong is joining us. you just talked to police officers. >> reporter: dave, this is it. this is the last day of work for 70 san jose police officers because today is the last day of the fiscal year and tomorrow their jobs simply don't exist. they will be turning in their badges, wrapping up final paperwork. >> it was a dark day in the hex of san jose pd. this has never happened before. the department h

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a very old woman she brought to bear here in a car without any cage just using a leash she cooked a big delicious cake for him that grandmother is just too old to look after him. just imagine a bad living in a granny flat now. you get a big spare room with me. but never seemed to have such a bond of trust with so many different creatures it was like being around a real life dr doolittle and nickel in hopes that the fountains of visitors who come to the park take a new appreciation of the animals away with them. having survived my visit to the supposed minor cuts and bruises i figured it was time to visit one of the black seas more sedate tourist attractions then maybe get myself something to eat. one thing you learn quite quickly about the russians is that they love their bread whether it's brown black roy it pretty much comes with everything but we just call it strains in the two years i've been traveling around this country i've never seen one of those. it's a replica of a mill that was grinding flour in this area more than a century ago and with the help of a few modern improveme

of a royal. because when young is bringing in the harvest he likes to have a few friends and the old tradition. goes to the celebrates. its there was a pretty big power of grapes to cross so it seemed only relates to take the. post to get everyone stomping away in a nice uniform rhythm a lumia greek slipping around on fifty kilos of grapes takes some doing. and i was about to get money from them being a fruit. and so i think off the rolls we definitely deserve a drink thank you very much. yes this is good. she was six continue long into the evening and i wanted to take a stroll across a number of months before i called my plane back to moscow. when it's this windy even plenty of war and what you can war. for safety is what caused his son max to run a t.v. tours along with. an awful tackling the dunes it certainly beats walking back to the hotel. it may have been getting chilly but as a born and bred seaside town boy i was sad to be leaving the black sea coast there may not boast the infrastructur

he has been a hot dog vendor at a traveling circus. he's been a halloween costume salesman, he's been a gas station attendant, a convenience store clerk and all this is going to put him in good stead because in two months he's moving to mongolia with his wife who's a foreign service officer taking a position so that should be pretty interesting and very importantly, he is a friend to this museum and a member of it and it's my pleasure to introduce matthew algeo. [applause] you make it sound much more interested than it is, my life. it's good to be the museum of finance. for a couple of reasons. one is the fantastic museum and i've been coming to the museum for a few years now but more importantly when i was researching the book, the museum was very helpful in answering my questions and i would have frantic questions like how many grains of silver were in a silver dollar in 1870 coming and this is the only place you could send an e-mail with that urgency and get it answered within an hour. so it was very helpful to me the museum of amer

a bigger home, that's a no-no.ers. >> okay. from alabama. high school grad, what to do with grad money. deposit into a traditional savings account or -- question mark. i have no clue what to do. >> congrats on graduating. do not spend the money. if you want to us yoo e it in t next few years, use a high interest savings constitution connecticut and don't touch it. if you can part with it for ten years or more, open a brokerage account so you can understand the markets and investing. you can get your money starting to work for you. >> all right. alexa, carmen and david. fantastic. our first all tweet morning. >> we'll shrink it down next time. >> all right. still aed head, the secret to avoiding bug bites, heat rash and poison ivy and uncomfortable summer rashes. oh, my. >>> later, if you enjoy the backyard from your deck maybe it you redo the old one or start from scratch? we'll help you decide after these messages. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... by keeping

maybe a little bit windy and a bit wobbly. to restore to arrive here in april when the season can continue into october. attractions to me area are good to appeal to the whole family and i wanted to check out one of its newest success stories. people come from all over russia to visit the black sea coast but if you're looking for a different sort of multiculturalism it's probably a pretty good place to start. new flamboyant names here this is simply called old poke benchley it's not very old it's old but take a walk around and you'll soon get a picture. who needs a foreign holiday when you can come here you got the pyramids of egypt. the temples of ancient greece. and even a roman pavilion all in less time than it takes you to create. architect alexander i like save open the park back in two thousand and four with an ambitious plan in mind. we were out to get together many cultures within the space or east west caucasus russia. structures are filled with substance as. you begin to realize that the culture. is a synthesis of ma

civilian day and hampton virginia a local law enforcement is serving a drug warrant on a sixty nine year old man when they got to the door william cooper allegedly fired a handgun at the police and ultimately he was shot dead in the cop's returned fire even though this incident happened just a few days ago a lot of people are critical of the way the drug war was carried out for starters we should know that witnesses to the scene couldn't confirm if the older man fired first friends of cooper say that he was very friendly but he was most likely started by cops busting down the door and they added people around here sleep with a gun beside their bed because of all the home invasions that we've had the guy was a nice guy the guy was a good guy so you think the local police would maybe take that into consideration when they're busting down the door of a sixty nine year old man as of now nobody has said whether or not any narcotics are found in two percent but the local police department has made every effort to tell the media that they feel validated in their return to gunfire any time there

i took a class, i didn't take a class but sat in on a class by a guy who became famous later, allen bloom. >> and so i remember, i would come periodically because he was such a great character. at the beginning of the term everyone lked like nmal students. by the end they all wore the same shoes, the same white shirts, smoked the same marlboro. he just had this effect. and strong psonality. >> one observation of your book who compared this to allen. >> yeah. >> i didn't quite get that. allen bloom was a superhigh intellectual. and i'm not quite clear sure i'm like that. but it is a book i guess like bloom. >> i think they were talking more about what he wrote rather than the quali of his intellect. >> he doesn't like rock musi i really like rock music. i guess one of the thins -- >> but he clarely had an influencon new. >> well, i think his book, actually, the book that didn't make a big splash was called love d friendship, subsequent book and that's a beautiful book. is book is vy peal imitation of a ruseau book, which is -- >> but everybody that looks at this and sees how you have done

a mechanical shaker grabs a tree's main limb and, in a matter of seconds, shakes the fruit onto a fabric catching frame spread underneath. from there, it's a quick conveyor ride to bins destined for the dehydrator. and just in ca you were wondering, they're prus in the field and dried plums after they've gone to the dehydrator. the next step in the life of a prune soon to become a dried plum happens here at the nearby dehydrator. here, the fruit is thoroughly washed and then placed on large wooden trays. then the fruit is wheeled into these huge ovens where the temperature reaches upwards of 185 degrees. and in a matter of hours, 18 to be exact, voila! you've @t dried plums. then they're off to the next stop-- to the largest family-owned global producer of dried fruit in the world--the mariani fruit company in vacaville. >> my grandfaher came here when he was only 16 years old and decided that he had an opportunity to have a better living here in california. and he came from yugoslavia and got into the agricultural business. so, that was over 104 years ago. >> and now more than a century

guy in a suit, sitting behind a desk in a corporate office. they are so far above the level of where the crime can be more easily identified, which is, say, a fraudulent mortgage or a fraudulent financial report, or an investment that was sold under spurious auspices. there are so many levels between them and the guys who are doing that, and they are so careful. they do not leave an e-mail trail. they know people will look into this. they have lawyers and accountants telling them it is ok and they can point to that if it comes to court. they are very well padded. in a sense, they have outsourced criminal activity to people at much lower levels. tavis: i wonder. over the years, of course, because of the nature of the position, there are always stories about the u.s. attorney covering manhattan, the nature of the job. you will get press because you are in new york city. tell me about the kind of profile of the kind of person that would want this job, that would be good at this job. it is a tough job and you do not make friends. you have to prose

we need we need out there a file that's. probably what. you see in a t. a b. a b. you successful if you're in love it will store. almost the whole program speech a. part of one by one company. the team some people will. say could use a mini or a little monkey jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after about a short break we'll return discuss russia's branding state guard. for the full story we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow is an approaching upon all the friends. of the early twenty first century military bases the network of military bases all around the former misleading empire that the united states is trying to get its astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million or more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around the world. we don't have power bases in america we

just sort of as in a bad living in a granny flat now. you've got a big spare room. i've never seen one might have such a bond of trust with so many different creatures it was like being around a real life dr doolittle and the hopes of the thousands of visitors who come to the park take a new appreciation of the animals away with a. visit to the supposed minor cuts and bruises i figured it was time to visit one of the black sees more sedate stores to trucks and then maybe get myself something to eat. one thing you learn quite quickly about the russians is that they love their bread whether it's brown black roy it pretty much comes with everything we just call it strange that in the two years i've been traveling around this country i've never seen one of those. it's a replica of a mill that was growing flower in this area more than a century ago and with the help of a few modern improvements it's back in business. the history of this company is fairly typical of russia. as an eight hundred ninety five it was nationalized in one nine hundred eighteen. in the one nine h

the student was pursuing a goal to be a nurse. the next day her locked car was found a few blocks away. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: on friday family and friends held a vigil, passed out shirts with her picture on the front and organized search efforts. tonight police say they have focusing on rural areas of the east bay as they look for her body. police say more than 25 people have been questioned in this case and there are several persons of interest. reporting live. heather holmes. >> and more details now the reward in this case is at 6 5,000 dollars. the university where she was a student contributed $25,000. her employer, pledged 20,000 and the le family gave 20,000. to that reward fund. >> two teens are behind bars in connection with a deadly shooting that claimed a baby boy yesterday. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. both parents were wounded and the victim's mother spoke through tears today about their loss. little isaac was three months old. >> he was such a precious thing. he was my everything. now i don't ha

they don't even know if it's a boy ar go -- or a girl yet -- boy or a girl yet. >> it's just a greathotograph. >> really is. >> maternal affection there. >>> buying in bulk. not always the best way to save money except when buying the ten specific products. more specific details about the horrible crash that killed the star of mtv. we now know who was in the car along with ryan dunn when both were killed. >>> welcome back. 7:52. now we're getting more information about that fiery crash that killed mtv star ryan dunn. dunn and his 30-year-old passenger, zachary heartwell, were killed yesterday early in the morning in a car crash in pennsylvania. now, heartwell is the man on the right. dunn showed 24 picture, showing him drinking on twitter just hours before the deadly crash. now, authorities have not said whether or not alcohol was involved but robert ebert is being tracked -- attacked for a tweet "friends don't let jackasses drink and drive." now that triggered a backsplash for ebert. >>> officials say kentucky bourbon distilleries have spent at least 150 million on the center. indus

a wine stopper on the bottom of a medal. i mean if this doesn't say class when you are serving dinner, nothing does. >> but it gives you an opportunity to show it off. >> so there you go. >> so 13.1 miles so next time you are doing with it me? >> did i say that? >> yes, i believe you did. >> no, i don't think so. but i congratulate you. >> thanks, tony. on the roads right now, delays to report on the outer loop leaving 95 college park headed past university boulevard around toward georgia avenue. find that the lanes are open, 29 at briggs cheney, checking for a crash there. 410 the east west highway between connecticut and beach still closed. and toward canal road and m. street, the exit has been moved out of the roadway according to d-dot. 295 before the naval research for the crash and the douglas bridge lanes are open. northbound 5 before the beltway, the accident in the center of the road causing big tie-ups out of clinton. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> if your looking for work, don't forget about ou

finding a bit of a needle in a haystack. again his crew off though this still huge demand for fresh mussels locally and in moscow and there's definitely no shortage of them. so this is going to be one of the b.b.c. to buffy's you have a lightly to see you're going to write one hundred twenty muscles a few invading crabs and fish and of course the odd press is that it's not often you get to eat seafood when it's this fresh unfortunately on an oyster boat there's no shortage of experience because. they are ok so. may not be the first romance excessive to try one of nature's great aphrodesiac you don't get that much fresher than this. not to mention extremely tasty. so i had my long journey over water but i'm not sure that even the most generous marine biologist would count as all muscles among the small system called screech is somewhere where there's intelligent animals pointing. out when you're part of like see the soft front. below. it and here is a story. is that the sum of it's. similar to zurich. three beautiful. they've

even a menu to choose from, $8 for a chicken. $90 for a sheep. $300 for a cow. >> doesn't get any better. >> reporter: the bizarre spectacle has become a big hit on youtube. >> this is unbelievable. >> reporter: the park describes this as a thrilling scene of tigers preying on other animals, viewed from what it calls the number one adventure bus. though, in january spectators got more than they bargained for when the driver of one of these buses was dragged off and killed after he stepped out to check his engine. this park has been extremely successful in breeding a lot of very hungry tigers. what's less clear is just how much this has to do with conservation. there are at most only 20 siberian tigers left in the wild in china, having been hunted to near extinction because their body parts are highly prized in folk medicine. conservation is protecting these endangered wild tigers should be the priority. >> to ensure we have good quality natural habitat for tiger and to protect the tiger in the well. >> reporter: teasing the tigers is all part of the fun at harbin. in the wild one individ

i thought what a wonderful place to set a book. the city is undiscovered and the people i met were extraordinary. i also knew about the murder case. gries took the liberty of putting the shooting in the middle of the books a you need to the characters before it happens to you are surprised about the shooting as a people in savannah but it is a portrait with a murder case thrown in with a lot of different stories and the trick was to make it sound like one. the title of the book is a savannah story and characters in the book, he appears in several others so that way reappearing characters have the tight knit community and the murder case is a continuing threat and there is one character who pops up regularly food makes funny jokes about me right team this movie. we will all be in it. so from the beginning to the end there is a real person commenting so well pulls together in a narrative about might experience and unusual things happen. >>c-span: one of the principal characters is dead. >> guest: he died january 1990. at first, he ca

it is a guarantee to be assured the in the event of a default, that is a guarantee. so there is a charity bond guarantee, structured differently than the sba guaranteed loan program. >> i am a big fan of marketing. let us know if you have a small business in there that we can patronize. thank you. -- in that area that we can patronize. >> i have a company here in san francisco. like all small businesses, working for the city of san francisco is difficult. cash flow is a problem. invoices' get paid anywhere from 60 to 120 days. being cash for, i do not know how that would help me qualify for a loan, but it is a problem. so my question is, where do you go, if you do not have a lot of collateral, you do not have a lot of credit, have the you go about securing a line of credit? i have a lot of contracts for the next two years, but as my company grows, i cannot keep up with payroll. >> we have made loans in those situations. if you have contracts and can show us how they are going to be paid, if your credit is good, we would certainly like to take a look at that. we do no

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just got a handle at a large fire in sunnyvale. we have unconfirmed reports that there was one person sent to the hospital earlier today. these were pictures sent to us by a relative of someone who lives inside that building. we're still trying to get the latest information on this fire in sunnyvale. when we get it, we will bring it to you. >>> in the meantime firefighters are searching for the cause of a brushfire, which burned dangerously close to homes in sawano county. it broke out near interstate 780 yesterday afternoon. now it quickly spread to about 2 acres and threatened about a half a dozen homes. a few fences burned. no structures were affected, and no one was hurt, and there's still no official cause. but firefighters say someone probably threw out some sort of hot object to start it. >>> 5:01. a photo that could clear the only suspect in the brian stow beating case. hassan with a look at the picture, and more on his courtroom appearance this morning joins us with more. unser, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, fra

challenge what remember people get a lot of frustrated have a party give a beer party have a tea party have a coffee party whatever party you want in a democracy you know people form different things and so like anything else there had to be heard in so you listen to me where they say in their freighted the debt they're afraid that america's going to bankrupt. so you have to listen to everyone and there's nothing wrong that's part of democracy and the person it was willing to listen he's making great strides of cutting back various programs and cutting back red tape and efficiency listening to the business community trying to understand how people get hired the new jobs that we have to train for so he's out there responding to people well a bomber won't what was a great hit when he was elected well i mean worldwide but his popularity has been has been falling pretty dramatically for the last the last months or so and many many say it's be is because of the economic problems that lead us to do believe this because i don't think so because if you only reason no no every president for two

there's a highway that passes close to the hotel. there's a ridge overlooking a ridge. that road has a checkpoint. there's another much tough er checkpoint towards that 100-meter stretch of road. there's a small circle, cars pull up. if they were able to get in with suicide bombers through security checkpoints, that will be very surprising. the ground b close to the hotel is quite possible. it's possible to come in through the service entrance below the hotel. tt ground floor, the restaurants off their book shop area before they sit down. long hall with rooms on either side. the gunman looking for werners. last year, attacking in the north of the country, being used by an aid organization, suicide bombers that breach the walls and go in with gunmen, attacking a u.n. guest house. the serena hotel, the biggest and luxurious hotel in kabul, the same tactics, using suicide bombers through the tough perimeter security and sending gunmen inside, again, killing werners because they were targeting them. perhaps most startling of all, this is the second largest coordinated suici

they provide a spare and a handrail. and at that point, we expect the hard part will have a letter at the bottom. >> it is a bold. it could rust out. you have to make sure it is the cure. -- it's a bolt. it could rust out. you have to make sure it's secure. >> check it and fix it before it is a problem. and here is a wooden ladder. about six months ago, the board of supervisors passed a law that said every wooden ladder must be removed. that follows the unfortunate death of somebody who fell backwards and died. you cannot use these, and i would never encourage somebody. i certainly could not climb one of these. who knows what is holding it on? rusty nails? let's talk about groups. we did not expect homeowners to get on the route to often, but sometimes you can get up on your flat roofs. what do you have to do for routine maintenance on those? >> you can always tell, if groups are starting to bubble, that is a sign, it protect the roofing membrane from the sun so if there is none, ultraviolet light will be deteriorating,

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. >>> a scare along alaska's coast after a 7.2 earthquake triggered a tsunami warning. what we know about what is happening there right now. >>> the numbers are hitting home in the south bay. a record number of them are under water. the bright side of those harsh numbers. >> neighborhood corded off because of a suspicious device. why it could be a reminder to keep your kids active this summer. >>> and forget the image of the deadbeat dad. a lot more men are taking charge these days. the dramatic rise of the single father. good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm dana king. a big earthquake in alaska sent people scrambling. it was a magnitude 7.2 off the elusion islands. the quake triggered a tsunami warning for part of the alaska coast and tsunami sirens went off in dutch harbor. a shoreman said hundreds of people were seen climbing up a nearby hill. 45 minutes ago, that tsunami warning was canceled. there was never any tsunami threat for california or the west coast. now here in the bay area, we have learned that letters will be going out tomorrow telling tens of thousands of

>> well, it's sort of a proposition that's a day late and a dollar short.ion implied and said basically that foreign policy would be a shared responsibility and the president. the initiation of war was given to congress and this was debated and discussed and the federalist papers talk about it. our founders wanted that power to be in the legislature and we abdicated that power and then we passed the war powers act in the '70s because we didn't want another war like vietnam to go on without the approval of congress. so we passed the war powers act and the president is in direct defiance of that, and i think it's really a mistake to say, oh, it's not really war because they're not shooting back at us. i think when we start to get into the convoluted definitions over what war is and that's not war, i think the president loses his credibility by engaging in such sophistry. >> so is the kerry mccain legislation too long for you? it was after the 90 days that was envisaged in the war powers abut will you support. ? >> one is should congress authorize force? and t

you know i don't think there is a risk a person a sincere and a fancies of her own ideas there is no reason to warry the greatest danger in connection with nicolas sarkozy so he may again do what he did in two thousand and seven namely make a number of extremely tough statements regarding threats regulation of immigration process and european protectionism but those statements will remain what they are just verbiage after all during his four years in office and another nine years or they're out of the security system he was interior minister before he became president he strictly speaking nothing as i repeatedly said to him he had a loud words and weak hands but from time to time the french tend to delude themselves thinking that made istanbul carry out his promises but in actual fact he made good not a single promise he was throwing around during his two thousand and seven campaign what effect will stress cause a rift have on the french the actions so this means that strauss kahn is really a symbol of some sort a symbol of universalism of a superclass devoid of article norms a symbo

anyway. >> a sweet spot a pop. a pop.ould be proud. really good. >> i'm sorry. what's going on down here? >> also at the wswa convention this year, rum was the hot thing. so what we've done is an iced tea for summertime. >> like a long island iced tea? >> i brewed fresh g fresh lemon juice. i've sweetened with t with agave nectar. we've add someday spiced rum. a little bit of -- >> mint? >> quant rcuantro. >> it's really quaffable. @ñ some kind of lessons here today. we like the language you're speaking. >> all right. >> i like that. >> ooh. >> that's good. >> surprising. >> i like that. >> what do we á=ut on the end? >> i couldn't come on the show without making a drink in your honor. you are a fan of the keys. started off with mango and lime. i added simple syrup to balance that. compari and orange are beautiful together. >> let's take a sip. >> isn't that what we had at the opening of the show? >> we're going to tick telewith a little soda. >> we had this, too. >> i think we had this already, but thank you. >> tony, th

i don't hear a lot of people that hate mitt romney, but you lack a bit of oomph, a bit of passion, at you say that to all the guys. i'd be surprised if people who knew me well came to that conclusion. >> is there a smoldering volcano? >> i have romney genes. my dad was in politics and was also a leader in the automotive sector, and you try and hold on to your emotions, but i've never been accused of having too little passion. and getting into this race is a guy who spent his life in the private sector, suggests a departure is driven by something very deep, and it is that i am really concerned about this country. i have to tell you, i think we are on a precipice, economically. >> this should play to your strengths. i mean, the one thing that people say with you, is an understanding of the economy, because of all your business background. >> you're seeing the statistics. about three years in to president obama's four-year term, you're seeing housing prices continue to decline, three years in, you're seeing unemployment above 9%. three years in, you're seeing record levels of foreclosur

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a read in.d what is at steak. >> reporter: each book read came with a common goal a14 hour read in to save 14 oakland library branches. the ration branch near downtown oakland. >> how am i going to get books? i can't buy them because i read books fast and i can't just go to walmart or costco every day. >> reporter: she is scheduled to graduate in the spring. her high school lost funding to keep its own library doors open. so she says it would be devastating to lose her neighborhood library as well. >> i don't think i will be reading anymore. >> her passion for books rubbed off on her cousin. >> she readme a bark and i started reading. i started wanting to read my own books. >> every hour represents one of the branches that could be closed. save oakland libraries organized the read in. >> we will be without a community core. >> reporter: she isn't the only one to see the importance. >> i have been to the library early in the morning, there are people lining up to go in and it's not even open yet.

oftentimes it will have a manufacture and a patent date. >> right. >> here's a cool hing.hat was a door hing. heavy, probably weighs 5 times what a normal hing ways. >> a hing to made to swing both ways it's double acting and a spring hing you adjust it. >> this one might be rusted. saturday you might be able to get it to work. >> then, we have some facets and hardware. what can people do to upgrade stuff like that? >> well, it's all disassembleable. everything canning replaced. as with the door hardware you can take this out and have it plated in anything you like. if you don't like chrome or you want this to be brass or oil rubbed. this can be separated and taken out and replated. or at the very least buffed and polished and made to look better than it currently does. >> which is not bad. >> go to a plumbing show room and find me something with this weight. >> a lot of the stuff is easily accessible. a screw and nut here and you take it apart >> the newer hardware you can't do that. the washers you can take it out and find something that will fit inside. >> books that we

it's a contract. he is walking away. he had a contract. there is something going on at city hall above that that's really the problem. >> but it's a public utility, not a private corporation. and i think that's where people are a little conflicted. all right, mike sugerman in san francisco, thank you. >>> meantime, over on the golden gate bridge, a head-on collision backed up traffic heading into and out of san francisco. the accident happened at 3:30 in the southbound lanes approaching the toll plaza. there were several cars involved but only minor injuries. the accident blocked all southbound lanes for 45 minutes and slowed traffic heading north. >> firefighter paramedics, who needs them? that's what a south bay grand jury is asking and it goes so far as to say that those emergency responders are in fact wasteful. len ramirez explains the call for reform. what's going on? >> reporter: well, firefighters are the primary responders to medical emergencies, most of what they do is medical emergencies, not fighting fires. and so what the gran

a mandate's a mandate's a mandate's a mandate. >> you have different ways of approaching it. >> but isn'ta the same? >> let's come back. one is, should a state under its constitution have the ability to care for its uninsured? my answer is yes, but the federal government should not take over that power. number two, he raised taxes $500 billion. we didn't raise taxes at all. >> but governor, what you're talking about is the financial cost of -- >> let me get out of the mandate. >> tell me something about the idea. isn't the idea the same? >> if you say the idea's the same, you've got to -- 2,700-page bill. it's a lot more than just an idea. the idea behind our plan was to have a state deal with its own problem on a bipartisan basis and we said this. we said if people have the ability to care for themselves, they should not be able to go to a doctor or a hospital and expect the government to pick up the tab for them. we said personal responsibility has to take -- play a role when it comes to health care. and other people say no, the government should care for people for free. i said no way.

this a couple hours attacked a couple out of a wood bart session. they tried to rob the couple and they were shot twice. the man was taken to an area hospital but we do have a crew on the way to get more information later on in the broadcast. one man was killed and three others were shot this was the 27th homicide in san jose. in a seven before a vote the move came after a police union agreed to have them officers take a 10% pay cut. >> we laid off firefighters last year, is a very large decision. >> reporter talked to the union and supporters. >> when one to make that very clear that this is not the time to take advantage of the satellite is a police department. this was with an announcement that under an 80 officers will be laid off. >> you had trouble shooting and you cannot lay off one officer not alone not 180. >> response to 911 calls aren't number one priority. >> there might be some things that we taking a back seat. property crime investigation will be put on hold. >> of around 1200 officers are now working but they expect it to be depleted

coming up next, we're going to a one-of-a-kind spa.day of walking arod, it's nice to just relax a little bit. and, if i could speak for them, our four-legged friends would probably agree with me, right? well, as charlotte fadipe shows us, now horses have a place to relax and rehabilitate. >> looking at shor enjoying himself in this pen, it's hard toelieve that this 27-year-old cutting horse was once so ill, he waslmost crippled and his ownersere considering having him put down. but, after some tender loving care at a special rehalitation center in the tiny town of jamestown between sacramento and fresno, shorty is clearly back on his feet again. >> well, we were raised in a ranching background around cattle and horses our entire ves, and it's just something that we love to do naturally. i come from a rodeo background where that's what i did growing up. we'd trel everywhere, and you create a bond with your horse. and when your hor gs injure you need that horse back. and this was just a great way to help get these performance horses back

not necessarily a shove but at least a push.> ultimately there's going to be a decision for him and his constituents. i can tell you if it was me, i would resign. >> he basically said he would resign if he was in the same position. why would he stop short? number one if weiner does not resign the president doesn't want to look like he's got no juice here and can't force a decision. but secondly, you know, he doesn't want to add even more distraction directly calling for a resignation having everyone jump on that when nobody knows what weiner will do. he may gut this out for a bit longer and give the president, democratic leaders a bit more heartburn, guys. >> ed henry, you and i are both big twitter users, you remember the day, don't worry, i'm not going anywhere bad with this, robert gibbs when press secretary launched his twitter account, got 30,000, 40,000 people within a day. >> immediately, gibbs jumped ahead of both of us. it was embarrassing. >> he's coming up in a few minutes to talk about last night's debate and i'm try

the arrest of a man on a u.s. airways jet after he boarded with saggy pants. christie smith is live with more on how the naacp is now getting involved. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the naacp is launching a protest later this morning. they say this is racial profiling plain and simple. you have an african-american student thrown off a plane, wearing saggy pants. another passenger, same airline, was apparently allowed to board in a tube top and heels with no problem. the student is 20-year-old deshon marman, he is a football player from san francisco. he was thrown off after u.s. airways flight over a dispute over his saggy pants. police say he refused an employee's request to pull up his pants. the naacp suggests racial profiling. photos surfaced of another passenger on a u.s. airways flight, a man who grabbed a lot of attention. one passenger says what she saw looked like something a female stripper would wear. when she heard what happened to marman she called foul. >> it was so hypocritical for the ai

do it like a switch or a stick or a fly swatter.. >> that's right. >> but you can spank and that's okay. this judge says, oh, no, i'm not going to allow spanking anymore, that's archaic, if you spank anyone, felony conviction. that's ridiculous. come on, fred. >> five years probation for the mom. the 2-year-old is in the custody of the grandmother now, by the way, who noticed the marks in the first place. >> as she should be. >> avery, richard, always good to see you gentlemen. have a great weekend. >> see you soon. >> bye, fred. >> i have a question for you guys, have you ever wanted to be race car drivers? >> yeah. >> didn't you want to be a race car driver when you were growing up? this kid did, too. the tomboy in me wanted to know, what is it like to be in a race car, a stock car, in particular, going around the motor speedway, what does it feel like? i decided to find out by reaching out to nascar star jason leffler. this is a little taste of what it's like face to face. whose idea was this? i'm in great hands with jason here.