. >> california is lesson its laurels as it relates to job creation. we have to reconcile that and the government with the first step. >> he didn't really role up his -- roll up his sleeves but they have been addressing an issue that has become a bit of a course. there -- controversy. there was talk that he is doing just fine and issued a report in july. they made 30 recommendations 38 if you count the pillars how to create jobs and he says he is working with an assembly member on how to create jobs and he is doing just fine. in fact one of the recommendations he made on a report that was released was recommending hiring jobs. reporting live in richmond, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it led to a woman's death in san francisco. she was inside the home near bishop high school where her a dealt granddaughter when -- adult granddaughter when the fire started. firefighters could see flames as the fire started. >> additional information came through 911 there may be a rescue involved so i ordered an ambulance. >> the woman was first taken to hyland hospital then

. >> i'm happily married and my life and -- wife and i live around laurel village. we have two children, five around they. we are proud parents and now just excited to be here on the board. i think i'm in the middle. i'm a moderate person. fiscal fiscally conservative and that is the way i intend to practice what i preach here. in terms of getting into politics, i think for me it was really that reasons. first being from here, i think that was part of my own motivation, feeling a sense of roots in san francisco. also raising our children here. i think we went through as a young family the discussion and dialogue that many young families go through. should we move to the suburbs? away decided to stick around and we are very happy we did. once you stick around i think it was a turning point to say we are here for good. what can we do to make this place better? there were a lot of lessons to be learned in running a race in san francisco. a few that stick out, money does matter. raising money. that is a simple, somewhat unfortunate fact if you want to be candidate. most

i graduated from laurel high school, which is the school where the majority of students are students of color. apart from my caucasian friend, i don't think a single one of my friends came from a non-immigrant family. the other thing growing up in this climate is how polarizing the issue is. it seems like there has been a battle between people who are pro immigration and people who are anti-immigration. but i think, especially seeing all the faces here, just putting faces on this issue makes it so there aren't two sides to this people, that there are two grooms of people opposed to each other. somewhere down the line, all of us came here at some point, except the native americans. but yeah, i think like my mom said, just getting our voice out there, really are part of the same society, and i think our society has faced a real moral crisis where we have family values that are opposed to what our policies and laws say, and we are splitting up families. i have friends who were born here and don't speak a word of spanish and could be deported and couldn't communicate with anyone. i think

. >> reporter: this ipad will soon be in the hands of laurel's 94-year-old mother. she sent it as a tool and a toy. so accessible even her mother can use it. that's what appealed to her about apple computers since he bought her first one in 1982. >> when you think of had you how you see it progressed over the years, does it just blow your mind? >> yes, it does. that's why i'm a stockholder. >> good for you. >> reporter: she's one of many not looking town load her stock any time soon or steer away from apple products just because longtime ceo steve jobs is resigning. she's so entranced by the ipad, she's using it as she walks out of the store. it shouldn't make too much of a difference who's at the helm. >> i can't see somebody taking that over and really screwing it up. >> it's hard to imagine apple without jobs. >> apple is successful for a reason. it's because that man, he's the driving force. >> he's done a lot for this company. very intelligent. very smart. comes up with all these different ideas all the time and i hope the new guy taking over is just like him.

he lived at the top of laurel canyon, the movie the old silent movie stars own this log cabin?up there. it turns out behind his house all of this road grading equipment. they had started a development and left it there. it was all just resting. so he says, come o let's go out. i thought i'm going to have to direct him. he said, come on, let's go out. the first thing he did, he climbed up on the tractor. like he is driving the tractor. >> he was just setting up the pictures for you? >> i said, frank, thank you. >> we wouldn't expect anything less from frank zappa. there is a cave. he goes into the cave. he comes out of the cave. goes into the cave, comes out of the cave. frank, what are you doing? >> but you're getting good pickets. >> i had one interview with frank zappa and it didn't go well. he is a tough guy. it was awful! i admire his work but he is a tough guy or was a tough guy to talk to. mick jagger, can you take a bad picture of him? >> probably not. i figure you can't take a bad picture of jimi hendrix, you cannot take a bad picket of mick jagger. london, i was there

is generally credited with playing the best hardball on the debt standoff but not to rest on their laurels, they're ready to deep six the next stage, the super committee that will have to report by thanksgiving. listen to rush and ann coulter this week. >> everybody's crowing about how this deal doesn't include any tax increases.cc1: in the commission, this super-select commission, will demand that the bush tax cuts are matched dollar for dollar by tax increases. >> this is the single most cc important thing tea partiers can do right now. partiers on that joint committee. one republican has to agree to taxes to go up or1: under this bill. chris: that call to action is matched on the left. from s the callcc1: moveon.org -- quote, we are angry, we are motivated and we will not sit and watch. gloria, both sides at their battle stations right now. >> default. they're going to their default positions. chris: what's going to happen? >> i think it's up to this commission. it depends. we will know the minute -- the minute we see who's appointed to this committee, we're going to know whether it's g

if we fail to take first place we will try again next time otherwise we'll just be resting on our laurels. we've met so many puta full intelligent and interesting people here that's why we're going to take part in fluke document every single yeah that's for sure. when it comes to flicked a perfectly the white one nation has no limits some strive just for the feeling of taking. do their best. with busier gratian but this time around pretty distance lips are not usually known to fly but do seem to be boosted by barrels of beer. these would bring in victory to the feasting team of the sultan russian city over stuff. we were aiming to surprise both the spectators and our competitors and of course all those who supported us even damaged our award by holding it too tight. and finally regarding the once boring component of the event the furthest distance flown was achieved by the team from. their self-made airplane flight. nineteen mirrors the world record is a considerably longer sixty three meters. r.t. . week had by all out of training and along the way well that is all the sport for you. hun

some chinese newspapers and actually they even call it does deal quote unquote irresponsible and laurel but it will go this it has been a near miss has it as a what does this mean for the confidence in the u.s. economy worldwide. confidence even before it is us details of the. economy in the united states wasn't that high to begin with this only added to all of that people are worried that a lot of the two point four trillion dollars that is that in those deals cut spending in the united states over the next decade has not been decided and given the fact as i brought it up before that it took so long for this deal to cast there isn't much state when it comes to these political there is that these decisions will have it in a sort of it's timely fashion they're worried but you know there are all these political games when it came to passing the u.s. debt ceiling the first place when it comes to making decisions about what exactly will get a clue to just as long also u.s. dollar has been at record lows in the past and that's made many people here are very concerned and because of all of th

my wife and i lived around laurel village in district 2. we have two small children. our goal is five and our boy is three. how parents and excited to be here on the board. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? and tell us about what motivated your interest in politics. >> choosing to live in san francisco was natural, given that i was born and raised here. when you are a child, you do not understand what you have until you leave home. i have the fortunate opportunity to live in los angeles and abroad in ireland and in philadelphia. there is no place like home in san francisco is your home. very natural and something was looking forward to in trying to find a job to come home to after law school. my job afforded me that opportunity, to come back to the bay area. so i'm lucky, and i will be here the rest of my life. in terms of getting into politics, for me, it was two reasons. first, being from here was part of my motivation. really feeling a sense of routes in san francisco, and also raising our children here. as a young family, we went through the discussi

if we fail to take first place we will try again next time otherwise we'll just be resting on our laurels. we've met so many beautiful intelligent and interesting people here that's why we're going to take part in flugtag events every single yeah that's a sure. way comes to flicked apparently the right ones image nation has no limits some strive just for the feeling of taking off some do their best and stained with zero creations but this time around pretty big distance loves are not usually known to fly but do seem to be boosted by barrels of beer. these red giant bringing the big three to the feasting team from the south and russian city over stuff. we were aiming to surprise both the spectators and our competitors and of course all those who supported us even damaged our award by holding it to chide. and finally regarding the once boring component of the event for this distance flown was achieved by the team from the yellow there are self-made airplanes flight merging f two nineteen millers of the world record is a considerably longer sixty three meters robert r.t. maskil. after watchi

in laurel in arish on the interchange a chinese newspaper. you know you really need to move away from far away your way out of it. but india on the other hand has had more of an optimistic response to what's going on than china and they're really hoping that in some way they might be able to benefit from all of this. as the euro zone members joined forces to save their common economy one e.u. state is happy it isn't bailing out the single currency poland it was supposed to join the euro zone next year but those plans are now on ice with warsaw eager to stay out of the crisis archy's alexian ships reports. rioting in greece chop worries from the country's economic crisis were felt across the european union shaken international markets worldwide while parts of europe have been teetering on the edge of economic abyss poland has remained stable in the store along with this currency. there is a widespread belief in the country that being outside the euro has helped keep poland well out of trouble here. now commodities market is not in good shape b

this committee are certainly familiar with proves that you don't have, you have a rested on your laurels. this bill can and should be the first jobs bill passed by this congress. legislation and government can only do so much. the private sector must do its part. companies that commit to hiring veterans will find it is not charity, it's a smart investment. it's good for the bottom line. veterans are on the renewal by nature. although they represent less a 1% of americans, neither the american firms are veteran owned. many have specific skills, logistics, operations, key mutation, medicine and engineering. if the folks want to support the troops they should. something companies and organizations have already realized. i've iava has partnered with google and the chamber of commerce and ever to turn the tide on veteran employment. these are not just government promise our business problems or nonprofit problems. they are american problems. take the experience of a special to glossary in afghanistan with the 82nd airborne as a medic, he proves himself over and over again. he saved the life o

that was specially since america finally decided on dealing with its debts well it's because greece laurel and the scary investors are not but what we really frightened italy's crisis talks with the european union biggest problem the eurozone is number three economy or even worse than at the height of the global economic crisis in two thousand and eight in fact there was any time in the euro's history and investors are also pulling out of splaying to record numbers and if those two joint countries fall then we really are in trouble and it's the investors who make the decisions and one of the world's biggest lenders do it your bank has slashed his exposure to a time in government that as well as other troubled countries like greece and in the portugal which suggests they just don't believe that those countries promises that they can get their house in order or credible ok thank you very much for that they will certainly be following this closely artie's daniel bushell from brussels there. well let's get some insight and talk to hong kong based mark geary who's the joint president of the int

laurel with the department of emergency management is clear she says that the text message system doesk and they get more use in certain circumstances. >> it is a case by case basis based on the nature of the event. >> she says it does not cost the city more money to send out a text message alert is just a matter of how often they want to utilize the system. >> we understand that emergencies are fluid and a change often to there may be a need to update people and a more frequent basis but that is why we have a number of tools and our toolbox to communicate with the public. >> through all of the tweets and text messages sent, it is important that when it comes to earthquakes is a different story the still do not have an early earthquake warning system in place for mobile phones. that is something that japan has the we are still years away from in the u.s. and specifically in california. reporting in the studio i am j.r. stone with kron4 news. >> new details and a police standoff that close a portion of interstate 5804 nearly one day. this is newly released photograph of the gun and pete

that amber alert for the 13 year-old laurel has been found and be amber alert has been the chp is parthers deal will mw they took the father into custard creacust. half >> he has and it is taking over $600,000 from giants paychecks ahead of their is also another investigation and not lost of $1.5 million her base salary is $80,000 in extra money was used to buy fancy cars and a new home >> a new hurricane is expected to form it is cut to a it is headed near the east coast of the united states every computer model turns it away from the coast this is the case storm for their share from the hurricane last it replaces the name katrina that was retired after the devastation in the south six years ago we are watching the storm as it turns into a major hurricane. >> there are a lot of flooding and a where damage problems when a dozen towns have been flooded out in vermont this is the story in much of the state house the national guard is doing drop-off they can't get out the roads are impassable the railroad service has been said suspended in vermont as well these are reported they're lookin

that's richard in laurel, maryland, in the washington suburbs. about 10 more minutes left. next is a phone call from texas. mike is a republican there. good morning. caller: good morning. i listen to t. bone pickens and turner, i believe it's on c-span about three, four weeks ago, and they were talking about the oil field. we used to drill our own oil. i took care of a wife and five kids off the oil field. what i'm saying is if we opened up our own drilling in this country, because we've got enough oil left for 350 years, gas especially, that would employ at least 500,000 people. easy in this industry. and they also brought up the fact that 329 callers on natural gas in europe equals to one 18-wheeler, as well as a diesel truck as far as polluting the air is concerned. and this is running cars on natural gas. plus, playing the hero just recently of democratic congressman out of florida says she didn't want any pipelines coming from canada because it might blow up. pickens saying that he tracked 3,500 wells in the united states and never had a blowout. i worked in the oil fi

witall your seven day forecast we are going to cool off even more to laurel highest in the mid-80s andwe will warm up for saturday and sunday decent temperatures and they will bring a pet pictures back down the beginning of the weeken. now let's check >> > easy ride around the bay area hot or no problems are hotspot is starting our bridge check westbound commute no problems easy ride from the macarthur maze. your commit to the san mateo bridge building up in volume no delays for your drive across the span. and a southpaw won a one that no problems on the golden gate bridge except you have to deal with the fog. on this new bridge and you conceive will traffic is moving well >> residence in pescadero are will warned to boil their drinking water that one up make sure the water is safe. meal up pumped in the town failed about a week ago >> of former s f cisco poll worker has been told to stay away from the polling areas for stealing ballots he was released yesterday he took the ballots during last november's election the ballots were found floating in a pond in >> national news this mornin

vice president, your dog has been banned from laurel. so much for second chances. dave trying to act on frustration on behalf of his owner, we're never going to know. >>> lastly, an a for effort? mayor bloomberg may have guided new york city through hurricane irene with relative ease this past weekend but didn't think he himself would make it through unscathed, did he? throughout the weekend the mayor addressed new yorkers numerous times to update them on the coming storm, even speaking spanish to maximize the amount of people that got the right information. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> all right. admirable, yes, but safe to say room for improvement with the spanish, and it didn't go unnoticed. so much so a fake twitter account was created to mock the mayor's subpar linguistics. an example, how about this? >> in the end, the fake twitter account garnered 10,000 followers over the course of 64 tweets. pretty funny stuff. >>> coming up, they're back. dick cheney went after colin powell. so now colin powell is going after him. that's next. >>> you're watching "

already enacted so much of their agenda that i think they can to some small degree rest on their laurels. unless they can pick off a democratic legislator or two next week they'll have a much smaller margin in the state senate and clearly governor walker is try redefine himself as a less polarizing governor. >> warner: craig gilbert of the "milwaukee journal sentinel" thanks so much. >> pleasure. >> woodruff: next, a conversation with the new poet laureate of the united states. he's philip levine, a former auto worker turned pulitzer prize winning writer. the librarian of congress, james billington, announced today that levine will be the 18th poet in that post. jeffrey brown profiled levine last year. >> we sand? the rain in a long line, waiting at ford highland park. for work. you know what work is. if you're old enough to read this, you know what work is, although you may not do it. >> reporter: at 82, phillip levin is author of some 20 volumes of verse and one of the nation's most honored poets with a pulitzer and numerous other prizes, but he started life in detroit working in auto

apologies >> all eyes are on that a new tropical storm the news storm is kutcha it is for the mount laurel when with him at his to be a major hurricane by the end of the week. the good news it looks like it will stay away from the bahamas their real concern at that it will kerf to the northern part of the united states whopper it will between the east coast of the united states and bermuda we are while keeping a close eye on the next major storm. as the cleanup begins from a hurricane irene it will take months to clean up this is latest video on death toll now is that 40 people across 11 states and video on the left is the flooding. nearly 5 million homes and businesses are still without electricity as of last night utilities are same could be a week or more before power is restored >> the northeast is at surrender into the water, intense flooding in plants bill in the cask until mountains a group of people were trapped there they were rescued yesterday it took four trips in a helicopter to get them out you can see how muddy and dirty the water is it is flowing through the town and into pe

not exactly throwing laurels at the feet of this president. >> no. >> is this a victory for president obama? >> sure it is. the white house, as we said, needs some good news. it's not really surprising that mccain, graham, lieberman take this shot. they were to the right of president obama, to the right of congress in wanting intervention much sooner. but this, one big issue here for the president is the fact that the economy remains such a big problem. domestically, we know that just thigh months ago, bin laden was killed. that bounce didn't last very long. >> amazing. >> three months ago. >> right. >> people were proclaiming he was a shoe in for re-election. >> and now people are saying there's no chance he's going to be re-elected, right? so the truth is probably always somewhere in the middle. but the thing is, and look, his supporters are not really celebrateding this. one supporter said to me, look, this is a notch in his belt. it's another notch, but look, with the economy being what it is, that is going to determine what happens next year. >> and the president acknowledges tha

message talking about how this cooperation helped considerably, but no one needs to rest on their laurels just yet. >> reporter: that's right. i think it was two-fold, the message from the president. first of all thanking all of those workers, volunteers who geared up and prepositioned various supplies ahead of the storm. both on the federal level. also state and local level. so thank you from the president. in addition to that, as you pointed out, the president calling on americans who night mooigt be still in those impacted areas to be vigilant. because there's still a lot of concerns, even though the heavy part of the storm may have passed by. there's still concerns about downed power lines, also inland flooding as well. so the president calling on those in those areas to be vigilant. but what you're seeing here, no doubt, is this administration wanting to show a very strong force, to show that they've been on top of this situation not only just over the last few days, but also the last few weeks. because they fully understand what can happen if you're slow in responding. we saw critic

maybe they rest that you are laurels. don't do that. >> don't do it. the new york friend, what is she going to do? >> she's on the 34th floor. >> oh, wow. >> on the upper east side. they have all their water, their supplies. they really couldn't find their way out. it was an issue of where to go. and that is the case for a lot of new yorkers. many people don't have the capacity to leave the city or don't have a place to go inland. so -- >> they don't have hurricane plans. >> they're die-hard new yorkers. they're going to stay where they are and hope for the best. >> fredricka, it's all yours. you have a long day of coverage here as well. >> i'll see you tomorrow morning. this is like one long psych zbll it is. >>> we want to welcome our international viewers this hour. 65 million people could be in harm's way this weekend in north america as hurricane irene sweeps up the east coast of the u.s. parts of the region haven't seen a storm like this in two decades. from north carolina into new england, bracing for irene. right now, irene is battering north c