, spencer.are both excellent role models. we've lrnd so much from you. like when you were on "celebrity get me out of here" you caught us about perspective. >> everyone is just being so mean and completely took off all my labels and everything on my dry shampoo. >> who's would so passionately defend the sanctity of one's dry shampoo labels? nobody but heidi and spence. >> you shouldn't rip the labels off of people's possessions. >> come on, spencer. >> don't be a hypocrite. >> calm down. you don't know who you're talking to. [ screaming ] >> my husband is a very new christian, so he is working very hard on his temper and stuff. >> civilization is ending. as spencer worked very hard on his temper and stuff, heidi worked very hard on her temple and stuff, got some plastic surgery. now she thinks that was a mistake. "obviously i wish i didn't do it. i would go back and not have any surgery. i don't regret anything, but if i could go back i wouldn't do it". she's being way too hard on herself, i thi

spencer has a talent. maybe they can work with the government. >> that's not a bad idea. >> is that the woman who gave her mother 40 whacks. >> no, she ran over poor people. >> and she bounced back and is a successful publicist. >> moi point is women named lizzy are bad news. >> maybe they had to eat that designer dog they bought now they are broke. >> spencer's sister stephanie posed nude for peta in 2010. >> why? >> i don't know. something about bunnies. >> i love my bunnies. >> this is my favorite parts. this is how stupid the two of them are. they list all of the things in the full interview they wish they hadn't done, but say they have no regrets. city kind of thought they -- that was the definition of regrets. i'm done. >> that you r. see you in a few. coming up, should white people be made into tasty hamburgers? sherrod discusses his new book. and can beluga whales rock out? of course they can. >>> should the non-gay get their own day, or is a party for straight more like it. a place in brazil they

spencer has a talent. a t if you can get yourself on that many covers. >> maybe they can work withom wo her. >> did she give her mother 40 whacks?ed >> my point is, women namedssfu lizzy are bad news. >> maybe they can e design adesi dog now. b >> spencer's sister, stephanie s did pose nude for peta in 2010. >> why? >> i don't know. something about bunnies. >> i love my bunnies. >> this is my favorite part.arts this is how stupid the two of to them are.. they list all of the things ins the full interview they wishew they hadn't done, but they say s they have no regrets. thought that was the definition of reget a. -- kind of thought that was the definition of regret.heef i'm done. >> that you are, my friend.>> to i shall see you in a few.co >>> coming up, should whiteade o people be made to tasty hamburgers 1234* sherrod small introduces his new book, "i eat white people" and can beluga whales rock out? no, they can't rock out. of course they can. >>> should the nongay get their own day or is the party for

i am glad to share this with spencer. we worked closely together and there are areas of disagreement but some areas where we worked together. he mentioned his hearing defect. i will acknowledge are also have a hearing aspect, severe disadvantage to me. namely i sit there as chairman and ranking member and i can hear everything people say. that is not the most desirable condition. i would be glad to borrow a little package from time to time. it is great to be here and i want to particularly follow spencer and the wonderful people who work with us and the staff director ever since i became ranking member. i want to make the point one of the great things the american people don't know is what a bargain they get from the extraordinarily talented, dedicated people who work hard jobs here for as much money as they can make elsewhere and put up with all the stress. [applause] i will be a little bit political. my colleagues want to wear old clothes and talk about how we are denying things but leave the staff alone. they deserve b

absolutely. >> let's take a look at weather and our friend, spencer. >> yes. mr.istian. >> we're going to have another hot day. projected highs for tomorrow 115 degrees in phoenix. and there is 103 in dallas. and only cool corner of the country tomorrow, boston. a high of 77. new york a high of 79. tropical atlantic and caribbean heating up now with hurricane irene. it's a category one expected to gain strength. and winds at 80 miles per hour. just skirting northeastern coast of the dominican republic. and if it stays on the projected path will strengthen moving north to a category three by thursday morning. and will plow through bahamas. and friday morning, and making land fall in south carolina as a category three, potentially dangerous, then weakening as it moves on shore. we'll continue to watch this for you z back here in the state of california tomorrow, heating up in virtually all locations highs of mid-90s in chico and sacramento. 97 fresno. 112, palm springs. on the coast, 85 in los angeles. 74 in big sur, here in the bay area, we have a warm day. and the

okay, spencer, that's your special skill. why was he there? we have no idea.tter he is trying out for the dallas cowboys. if he can throw better than romo, the cowboys have real problems. he looks exactly the same. >> let's hear it one more time. >> what a bizarre ending. "nightline" is up next. i'm carolyn johnson for larry beil and spencer christian. >> good night. [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot storewide! and, unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get up to $20 off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40daily value of fiber. i'm here in the downtown area where the crowd is growing. [ female announcer ] watching calories at breakfast never tasted this sweet... i'll go get my bowl. [ female announcer ] ...or this huge. new fiber one 80 calories. yes, you can actually love breakfast. no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on t

we do warm up sometimes in september so there is hope. >> spencer, thank you. still ahead, giving locally. how you can peck and choose turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you considered this by motorola ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. get the latest smartphones like the more powerful than ever droid x2 by motorola. buy one for $199.99, get another one free. when it comes to donations many people have res expectations about giving money and not knowing where it is really going. a silicon valley company is hoping to ease the anxiety by letting them choose exactly where it goes to and how the money is used. >> they play. we play all day. we fight all night. >> single dad reginald thompson struggles to take care of his three young kids in san jose. >> i work all night, a grave shift and then come home to baby sit my kids and get very little sleep. it is challenging. >> he found help on a website called give locally.net

spencer just told us about. stay with us. the news at 4:00 continues >>> we can see swings in the stock market, small, minority owned businesses are suffering at a high rate. we're live now joining us in this piece to tell us in san jose why this is occurring. >> there are numbers draw matic, the total has slung by 120,000s. hispanic business leaders in san jose say they've seen some promising signs in the past few months. >> and there is economy suffering, a depressed economy we see more entrepreneur yi yil -- entrepreneurial efforts, you say i'm going start my own business. >> they're learning house owe to use face book to market. and in another, being coached how to pitch for business loans. margy sanchez took a plunge, leaving a corporate job at apple to start a solar screen company in her garage. she now has three people working for her. >> i look forward to putting people to work. i really do. and i visualize having eight trucks, you know? in the next year or two. i do want that. i do see that happening. >> however, sur

. >> and spencer, thank you very much. next at 4:00 bay area workers have been hurt by a game of hard ball in washington. now they're getting ready to go back on the job. >> this is when you're surprised. >> this young man got a blow when he learned his gender could affect his treatment. >> this afternoon our first check of friday traffic looking at the skyway in downtown san francisco. sluggish in both directions whether towards peninsula or towards bay bridge. the entrance towards the bay bridge heading east has been pack backed up since 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon and just brutal today. we're coming back with more on the news at 4:00. >>> dozens of construction workers build lg a new tower at oakland international airport should be getting a call back soon about returning to work. the president left for camp david this afternoon after signing a bill reopening the faa. and this is good not only for worker buzz also, government coffers. however, the fix is temporary. >> there is relief on the way from employees and 70,0

. >> and spencer christian is now here. >> yes. this sounds very, very scary. spencer is this on track to hit new york? >> no. it's still on that projected path. it has weakened a bit since yesterday, i should point out. and there are winds 100 miles per hour. still a powerful storm. let's take a look. it's moving north at about 14 miles per hour. now, notice this counterclockwise circulation pulling dry air off land areas so that is making the storm weaken just a bit. you can see it's losing tight, compact structure. notice that? that is working into the storm. it's helping it weaken. and it's in the path, we'll take it northward up into north carolina. early tomorrow, as category one hurricane, i mentioned it's weakening. then passes over and continues northward towards new york. could hit new york early sunday as our category one hurricane or could have weakened to a storm. there are hurricanes very, very rare in that part of the country. it's expected to go as a tropical system early sunday continuing through new england. last time a hurricane brushed easte

you can imagine what it is like in the middle of the bridge, spencer?cheryl, travel weather and air travel i should say is moving well. airports all over the country with greenn lightts and indicating on time arrivals in the midatlantic and northeast where the washington d.c. airports and new york airports because of thunderstorms are reporting delays of up to an hour and half . reports of hurricane irene. in the south atlantic moving northward . we don't have delays at miami because the storm is off of the carolina coast. they have started cancelling flights in the weekend because of the expected arifal of the storm over the weekend. we'll watch that for you and we'll have more on the local florida authorities know where casey thethee is but not telling. she pledged to meet all of the conditions of a one-year probation for check fraud. thee though has remain hidden since the jury acquitted her of killing her two year old daughter caylee. florida officials will keep her location secret because of death threats against her. a florida couple claims that c

. >> spencer is here. >> there are sun rays along the coast there is clouds and sunshine. and this is a live view looking down into the bay. there is shallow fog moving through the golden gate now. and later tonight we expect more low clouds and fog to push across the bay. here is how things look this afternoon. and there is up against the coastline there, and we had sunny skies and warm conditions. and there is a look at highs. and there is fairfield, concord and antioch, 91 was the high. and 91 in morgan hill. 68 here in san francisco. and right now and there is 87 in fairfield, 88 concord. 86 at livermore. highlights, low clouds and fog again around the coast and bay tonight. mild ask warm conditions tomorrow we'll have minor variations in this pattern. and there is low clouds and fog inland, and that is all the way inland z low temperatures into mid-50s. there is a look at lighter pacific image, you can see nudging in the way of a major system or disturbance. and so there is some high temperatures, heat just goes on. and dallas a high of 107. that is the record 42 cons

well as spencer would say anything for the ladies! attorney general or you can look and say this is illegal. give me a free drink. let me know if that works for you. question number two this comes from john s. is there something like yelp for online companies? i've got to tell you there are dozens of gripe sites online probably ones you'd care about is bbb online, you can file a report there. you can check their reports most companies online have a report. and price grabber and ama con.com, too. a yelp-type thing, not that i'm aware of. you've probably heard about that spirit airlines is offering $9 fares from oakland to las vegas. let's breakdown numbers to see what you're going to end up paying. spirit airlines oakland to las vegas see? round trip. it's $18. want to get there and back. in order to get that fare have you to join their membership club. it comes with a lot of stuff. and then, have you taxes and fees of $37.40. total cost of the ticket comes to $115.35. now, if you're going to go a couple times per year and keep lucking

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and spencer christian drops in with a look at the accu-weather forecast. >> temperatures into upper 50so around 60. a little chilly this, part of san francisco, near embarcadero, you get real warmth like 62 degrees, this evening, we expect this evening around the bay area is return of low clouds and fog. temperatures will range from mid-50s mid-70s, we'll see learing clik today and low clouds and fog pulling back to the coastline. and there is a high temperatures upper 50s on the coast. there is a look at the weather ahead. >> why women with depression may be at higher risk of having a stroke. >> unusual case of a man woke up from a coma and then disappeared. >> and michael finney is taking your computer questions from twitter. >> if you've been out there on the road, it's slow going. you're looking at san francisco skyway right now. this is backed up and things are moving as you head south. it's crowded there as well. stay with us. the news continues right after this. [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, all your back to school favorites are on sale so get in extra early for 5 hour steals

spencer, thank you. >> still ahead, your brain on silicone.oming up next, with a new chip >>> former head of the consumer financial protection bureau gets closer to the senate today. they set up a exploratory commission for warren. she would challenge scott brown. democrats tried to keep control of the senate. >> computers are one step closer to bringing the way closer to people. a chip is modeled after the human brain. jonathan bloom has the first look at it. >> imagine a computer that can be taught in the same way as you teach a dog, good dog, bad dog. >> computer scientist might call it his brainchild. >> we have produced in working silicon, a tiny chip that makes it the core elements of the brain. >> he says it's the missing piece to modern computing. they have been good at crunching numbers but not so good at recognizing patterns or making predictions like the right side of brain until now. >> researchers call this the brain wall, every one of these yellow boxes represents one of these new chips and each one represents a neuron and neuron

spencer has been tracking this, too. >> this is not to be taken lightly. people need to prepare for the worst. they may get lucky. and this may not do damage, but be prepared. there is a live view from our mount tam camera. looking at the advancing marine layer, which is impressive now. it's going to push across the bay tonight. take a look at hurricane irene now, powerful, phone shallly dangerous storm, category three, 120 miles per hour. it's pounding central bahamas now. no doubt, leaving lots of damage behind. it's expected to take a course that will take it out north of the bahama islands tomorrow morning. and then, weaken slightly to a category three. so very, very dangerous, possibly making land fall by saturday morning around north carolina. maintaining category two strength just off the central, mid atlantic coast up towards rhode island, and boston, mass mags. -- massachusetts that. would be remarkable fit were to make land fall in new england area, back here in the bay area, looking at temperatures into low 90s in the inland east bay. 80s in oth

. >> i'm spencer christian and cooler today and cooler weather yet to come. just how cool can we get? accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> also tonight, after 50 years apart, a mother and daughter reunite thanks to facebook. >>> tonight the west clovis community is mourning the death of teenager that slipped to his death in yosemite. he was on a day hike near vernal falls where he slipped on the steps and suffered massive head trauma. >> we will wear his number ten on our sleeves this year on our uniforms. we are going to create a very large poster of him in action and have all of our teammates sign that and present that to his family. >>> he passed away last night. he becomes the record 15th person to die in yosemite this year zbln the city of vallejo plans to use grant money to hire more police officers and firefighters. vallejo which emerged from bankruptcy last week has been awarded nearly $5 million from various grants. part of that money will allow the city to pay for more positions and reopen fire station 25. it will also add six more positions to th

spencer christian here with the forecast as always. and just wonderful days outside. >> beautiful weather. a string of wonderful days now. well, considering warm weather, if that is what you like. >> but not extreme heat. >> no extreme heat. we did have 49ers in the inland areas -- we can have 90s in the inland areas. 70s and 80s near the coast. looking down along the embarcadero. evidence of fog along the area. visibility is good right now but the fog is a bit more dense in some other locations. this afternoon you can see from the satellite closeup low fog along the coastline. a few degrees cooler in some spots than yesterday. a couple of inland locations, several just as warm as yesterday. ukiah a high of 95 -- 96 today. 95 clear lake. 92 antioch. 90 morgan hill. all just as warm as they were yesterday. upper 80s in most other inland locations and 60s near the bay and up to 70 at redwood city. right now looking at temperature readings of 56 in san francisco. 59 oakland. 64 redwood city. 80 antioch which tends to be the warm spot even

. >> i'm spencer christian in the accuweather forecast center. the sea breeze is blowing and temperatures falling. i'll have all the details in my accuweather forecast coming up. >>> and they have laid down the paint. so will this new addition to the golden gate bridge keep  bang related violence in the south bay and east bay is a problem law enforcement struggles to control and in the north bay a growing problem as well. a new police unit is now focusing on gang members. heather ishimaru has the story. >> novado police want to see fewer of these, crimes involving gang members and with the help of county law enforcement and san raphael police the police department created a special gang enforcement unit that went into service july 20. >> we know it is affected by the numbers of arrests to be made and contacts to be made. >> in the first two weeks the unit resulted in 6 fellly arrests and 17 misdemeanor arrests. police say they include members of gangs who live in navado or have some connection here. the arrests ranged from possession of illega

our lara spencer was there. >>> good morning, everyone. and want to get right to what's happening in tripoli right now. it's sheer chaos. no sign of gadhafi. rebels are combing the capital for him as we speak. firefights reported earlier near his compound. rebels trying to storm it. >> it's the final battle. but a top u.s. official on the ground all weekend tells us that gadhafi is already part of libya's past. said that his regime is beyond the tipping point. the rebels now occupy 95% of the city. there are clashes right now in green square at gadhafi's pals and the hotel where all the journalists are holed up. in a minute we'll speak with one right in the midide of the fi t fight. we begin with abc's jeffrey kofman. >> reporter: this is the moment that so many here in libya have been waiting so long to see. this revolution has taken six months, but many libyans have waited their entire lives to see their brutal dictator brought down. and today after 41 years they're watching the gadhafi regime crumble. there's no question this is the end

tony spencer was the pageant director trying to pin on my a crown. they never fit. they put the banner on me to say to a great year you have to wear this the whole year intones bill. and had been raining. it had been raining the whole time. looking outside i grew up on a farm open the door in here she goes. took about three steps and i felt. i ripped my banner and fell flat on my face. i get up soaking wet and i will make the last five into the car a good car is open. i am not used to wearing the crown and it sticks up off of the head. as i jump in, it knocks me backwards again and breaks the crown. tony spencer is running around trying to pick up the pieces of my ground then may finally get me into the car for the press conference looking like a drowned rat. charlie welched is there and since she fell down a broker crown and tony came running after. you are right. it will be a route long year but then say you have to speak to these people. i am trying to get it together. it reminded me of bozo from the sisters with the beautiful singing except i did not sing my par

spencer christian is back with the latest on irene. and where it's headed. >> there is still a category three hurricane, maximum winds at 115 miles per hour. it's now just moving out of the northern bahamas into warm waters of the south atlantic. it's expected to remain a category three hurricane this, is a projected path going to move north, slightly northeastern. and probably hits around north carolina saturday morning and remarkably expected to remain a category one as it has been moving farther north and expected to make land fall around new york city, then towards boston area. one of the major concerns is the storm surge, mainly on the eastern and northeastern edge of the storm which that could pound long island with waves. that could produce property damage and beach erosion. >> thank you very much. and trouble for the democratic white house in next year's election. the president of the nation's largest union federation told reporters labor is cutting back support for the democratic party. and mark matthews joins with us more. >>

spencer christian keeping an eye on travel forecast. >> very few major airports are reporting delays now and there is is delays up to 45 minutes. minor delays because of scattered thunderstorms and heavy air traffic. no storms in our forecast z abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. ñ >>> in weekend a weekend of violence spilled into monday. and the prime minister cutting short his vacation to deal with the situation. and there are 35 police officers injured. the unrest spark bid a fatal police shooting last week, but unemployment, and recent auterity measures and tunistic loot yirs are being blamed. and they insist it's the work of a criminal minority. the prime minister says he plans to meet with the crisis committee on tuesday. >> the first u.s. aid flight touched down in sole malla today. the president approving 105 tsdz million in aid. that is near the somali border. the wife of joe biden is asking americans to do more to help, tens of thousands of refugees in east after rick yachl the un estimates 12 million people in the horn of africa are in need of immediate food aid and 25,000 chil

. >>> i'm spencer christian. mild at the coast and warm inland will be with us a couple more days. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and we all know what it's like to find a san francisco parking space. merchants put a positive spin on the most outrageous ticket sales. >> and oakland a's are helping get the school year off with a very good start. js0w our planes start flying when it's dark. and they don't stop flying until it's dark again. flying all day, every day. you deserve our best. that's why there's so many flight options. [ webber ] southwest airlines has seven daily nonstop flights from the bay area to chicago midway to fit your schedule. ♪ hey, we're on your schedule, not ours. there will be another one back here in a second, just watch. what did i tell you -- there's another one. [ ding ] hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for

spencer is going talk about dust storms. >> big dust storms in the phoenix area, early this summer we couple dust storms develop there. there is some video of the winds gusting nearly 60 miles per hour. and blowing dust is believed to be been responsible for several highway accidents. we have reports of trees being knocked down and roof blown off a house there. has been a lot of thunderstorm activity in that area. this is the monsoon season in arizona. you can see there is still a lot of thunderstorm activity in eastward direction now between phoenix and tucson. high temperatures in phoenix today 112 degrees and now, it's still 107, winds in phoenix now just out of the west at eight miles per hour. in areas of thunderstorms, winds are stronger, visibility in phoenix at about 10 miles per hour so it's getting better. and this afternoon, satellite close up low clouds and fog on the coastline. cooling onshore breeze, cool conditions near the coast. and high temperatures gusting at 97 today at clear lake. 86 clover. 81 santa rosa. 89 in concord, lots of warmth inland. 92 antioch. 88 liver

lara spencer went on the town with jon bon jovi. >> all right, mr.ere but okay. >> sitting in a car alongside jon bon jovi almost immediatete i found myself wanting to ask him not about his music but what really matters too his female fans worldwide. i had to know about that famous luscious hair. your dad was a marine turned hairstylist. >> yeah. >> so was he a fan of the famous hair-do? >> he created it. >> he did. >> sure. >> i look like cousin it. i just had a big ball of hair. >> so we can say on the record that's all bon jovi -- can i give it a -- >> susu, you can. >> sorry -- with that fantasy crossed off the bucket list, we got down to business. >> let's show the e rld what you're made of. >> after three decades, bon jovi the band still thrilling fans and selling out arenas with their '80s anthems. ♪ shot through the heart and you're to blame ♪ ♪ you give love a bad name >> are your surprised you're still selling out like this? >> pleased. not surprised. i think the harder we rshg the luckier we get. >> they had the top grossing tour of 2010.

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spencer was gracious in acknowledging jim leech and mike oxley. let me acknowledge also the willingness of the state legislature of new york to agent against its own state's economic interest. if they didn't screw up redistricting in 2002, i would not be here. [laughter] why the number one industry knocks out the guy who would have been chairman of the committee, i don't know, and i'm not questioning it. i'm just a beneficiary. [laughter] didn't seem smart to me, but what do i know? the other thing i would note, and did not in the thing -- we had one president who is chairman of the committee, james garfield, the second shortest tenure of president, but he still was president, but we have a distinction. i don't think any committee ever had before spencer sits on a republican side that has three declared presidential candidates. ron paul,my shelly bachmann and thadieus. the committee's work is obviously challenging, stimulating, and important. we are grateful to the people who are here, who help us figure it out and keep it going. i do have one oth

spencer is tracking the storm very closely of course. he has the latest for us on what irene is doing and how strong it might get. >> all indications are right now this storm could be a big problem before the atlantic coast. hurricane irene is category 3 maximum winds 115 miles per hour just now moving away from the northern bahamas back into the warm waters of the atlantic. i give you a radar image. suggest outer meterologist band of the storm hits parts of the atlantic coast of florida. not anything near hurricane force of course. the force right here in the center of the storm as it continues to move northward through the atlantic and by saturday late saturday it is expected to make lapped fall over cape hatteras, north carolina and continue back in the atlantic still as category 2 hurricane headed up to new york. new york city that is. now one of the big concerns apart from the other things that come with a hurricane is the storm surge that could hit long island with waves up to continue feet high that would be devastating. cause flo

. >> well, there are questions about benefits of plastic bags but no question of the benefit of spencerut the benefit of the nice, cool weather we're having. don't you like it? >> for those of us that like it cool. >> i prefer more warmth. >> and there is a wide enough range to keep both. >> there is a live view from our south beach camera. in san francisco looking back towards sutro tower which we cannot see because of the deep marine layer. we're getting low clouds fog and cool marine air flowing in afrom the coast as well. by close up image, there is how things look this afternoon. you can see low clouds and fog across the coastline. we have a cooling breeze that marine air flowing in. temperatures dropped in most locations rather significantly from yesterday's levels and now we're looking at readings of 56 degrees in san francisco. 57 half moon bay. 84 in antioch pretty warm z look at the 24 hour temperatures change. virtually all locations are cooler and fairfield and concord, nine degrees cooler than this hour yesterday. livermore, six degrees cooler going against a trend mountain

. >> spencer christian is here now with that. >> we had sort of a typical summer day. fog burned back to the coastline, giving way to mainly sunny skies inland and around the bay. tomorrow, next 24 hours will look like last 24. this evening, we'll see fog returning to the coast and moving locally inland. evening temperatures ranging from mid-50s mid 70s, early in the morning we'll see lingering low clouds, and temperatures into early morning hours low 50s to low 60s, by afternoon, partly cloudy skies, mainly sunny inlnld. mild at the coast to warm inland with highest temperature readings up around 90 degrees, there is a change coming from weekend. i'll tell you more about that later. >> thank you. and coming up, the new fight over those graphic cigarette labels. why tobacco companies say they shouldn't have to use them. >> angry debate sparked by a shooting death of a 3-year-old boy. the fight over how to stop violence there. >> michael finney is taking your questions right now through his facebook and twitter pages. you'll find links at abc 7 news.com. >> and another

well for more on this let's now cross live to richard spencer he's a us based journalist joining us there on his web cam in the usa thanks so much for being with us well we've been getting conflicting reports from the rebels over the situation there in tripoli for almost two days now how credible is the anti gadhafi coalition do you think. i think it's incredible i think would be us as accomplish is to establish a coming civil war in libya which we have financed we will be and we will have trained a number of the people who will be killing one another actually what i've heard reports that in the months since the united states going to vault in march that actually some of the rebels were calling in air strikes on one another so clearly they are preparing themselves for power among them and you know there are obviously some bigger things that play with what the united states might want from this but it's very clear i think we shouldn't be naive children and think that these rebels are these nice little folks who want democracy and freedom and mcdonald's this is clearly a chance for them to

do you guys remember heidi montag and spencer pratt from "the hills?"oke, they have -- i know, i'm sick about this, too. but -- [ laughter ] spencer said things are so tough right now that they are living in his parents beach house in nta barbara and i hear the house isn't even on the sand. it's like a block away. so, things are really kind of scary for them right now. heidi said in the interview they did, she regrets the plastic surgery she had though she's not going to sit around crying about it, because she can't. she no longer has any tear ducts, they paved over those. i'm not sure why they were even famous in the first place but you hate to see anyone fall on hard times. that's why i was happy to learn there's an organization that's trying to help the heidi and spencers of the world make the transition from reality shows back to reality. take a look. blz ♪ >> i would literally rather be, like, switching in pee than trying to plan a wedding with her. >> bring it on! >> oh. >> feed the morons is an organization dedicated to help those who can't help

spencer christian is here.ice outside but noticeably cool. >>> breezy near the coast right mere in san francisco a little breezy and cool right now. >> feels good. >> a live view from the high definition mount tam camera looking towards san rafael where we don't see the marine layer right now. if we were looking in the usual direction that the cram is pointing we would see the marine layer. certainly had a press up against the coastline as satellite shows and a nice steady sea breeze and on shore flow brought us cooling marine air. it brought temperatures down over the area. morgan hill a high of 79. 6 it the high at santa cruz. 811 diction cooler than yesterday's high. antioch, concord and fairfield were not quite the so warm as they were yesterday. the cooling has begun and it will be even cooler tomorrow. right now, temperature readings in the 50s in most north bay locations. 55 here in san francisco. mid 60s in most inland locations in the east bay and south bay. antioch, of course, the warm spot at 73. com

that i've got national coordinator for the answer coalition brian becker here in studio and richard spencer the executive director at the national policy institute who's in whitefish montana and brian let's talk let's start with you here first so much to talk about when we think about winners and losers but just with intervention and i know president obama said time and time again this was in the in the name of human rights were human rights protected as a result of nato intervention you know this is the grossest violation of human rights and we were never the united states or britain or france the colonizers going in slavers of africa intervene in africa or the middle east or anywhere they assigned their mission a noble cause to protect freedom to protect democracy to protect civilians in the case of resolution one hundred seventy three but this is a longstanding policy of the u.s. government to overthrow the government of libya the country that possesses as you've said before the largest oil reserves in all of africa it has nothing to do with human rights and in fact when you bomb it's tr

let's go back to the forecast with spencer christian. >> all right.at hurricane irene which is now becoming a powerful and potentially dangerous hurricane down in the caribbean sea. right now category 2 hurricane. maximum sues stand wind 100 miles per hour. as you can see just skirting the northern coast of the dominican republic right now. expected to intensify to category 3 by tomorrow and then start to move northward not far off the florida coast right on through the bahamas and intensify actually to category 4 by thursday and then back down to 3 before making land fall some time late friday in myrtle beach, south carolina if it stays on this current course will continue of course to watch that very closely for you. back in the bay area tomorrow mainly sunny skies. hot conditions inland. high pressure in the inland east bay in the mid 90's. mid upper 90's actually as you move farther away from the central bay area and here is our accu-weather 7 day forecast. mid upper 90's tomorrow. dropping off to low 90's on wednesday thursday then temperatures b

for talking with me today brian becker national coordinator for the answer coalition and richard spencer executive director of the national policy institute and we must pay attention to the fact that there are things happening all across the middle east and north africa as i just mentioned you know according to the united nations more than twenty two hundred people have been killed in syria in the last six months largely this is the result of the recent crackdown on anti-government protesters it is a danger zone there and we've now of course and president obama and other western countries call for syrian president bashar al assad to step down not only though has he refused assad this is regime is not in danger that syria is doing just fine so are the correspondent reza notional right to syria to find out just how safe the streets there really are. during the first part of our journey the road looked quite normal surprisingly say for a war torn country but the way to hama goes through problems the city where activists have been reporting dozens of civilians us over the last few months of

. >> and now spencer christian with tonight's accu-weather forecast z warm and sunny, you're set. >> should be happy. right. there is a lot to tell you. this afternoon, you can see low clouds, fog across the coastline again. and this was warmer at the coast yesterday. and we didn't have sunny skies from near east bay inland z warm conditions today. like yesterday, taking a look at current readings, it's 90 degrees now in fairfield. and there is 81 in novato. 64 in san francisco and oakland. 76 in redwood city. there is highlights lights, low clouds, fog return together coast and across the bay. there is a warm again, inland tomorrow, and cooling down towards week's end. and 11:00 tonight following the forecast here, animation, you'll see fog pushing inlnld. so by start of rush hour tomorrow morning about 5:00, they'll be patches of fog in parts of the north bay. diminishing visibility and down 101 on the anyone sla. then across the bay, parts of 880 and 580 will have fog hovering. so just bear that in mind. low temperatures into mid-50s. and there is a we don't have much change comin

viola davis and octavia spencer were maids in a time where the word equality didn't exist.m's director has known her since she was five years old. she won't show what she'd written. >> finally after she'd gotten her 60th rejection letter she said, all right. will you read it? tell me what you think. >> unbelievable, he said. he wanted to make the film. emma stone calls it a challenge you feel a responsibility and a weight. >> filming in mississippi about troubling times in history. >> maybe it's slightly embarrassing to future generations. you can feel it. >> she's the hottest actress in films today and will be in next year's "spiderman" but is a realist. >> unreal. and staggering and i don't expect it to last forever, i'm just trying to be as presents as possible. >> and octavia spencer plays minnii and steals the film. >> have you lost your mind? >> no, ma'am, but you're about to. >> she met the author when she was 100 pounds heavier. >> i was starving and very, very grumpy. >> she had had a grape. >> they found a perfect minnie. >> it's about change. >> and as women, the

spencer returned to survival of the fittest, and social darwinism had been born. darwin didn't help his own cause in the subtitle for the book including the line on the preservation of faith of races. i can imagine going in a book shop in 1859, an average englishman, picked up the book and saw favored races, i would not think of worms as the favored races, but would be thinking about british empire builders in england. so there was this social impact, and over time i think what we saw was a very, very big impact op our society by these darwinian ideas. everything from national socialism to genetics to economics have been born some form of darwinism thinking, particularly as mediated through the likes of spencer, so i, as i was beginning to look at the prosises that create -- process that created us, i reread darwin, and begin to think perhaps we were selfish, short sided by another process. it's this man here that gave me hope that may not necessarily be the case. wallace lived a full life dying at the age of 90. at the age of 80, he was still writing. in fact, i

. >> i'm spencer christian, this weekend will bring cool weather in some spots. >>> and a surprise special guest at this weekend's jazz fest in san jose. stay with us, the news at 9:00 continues. ♪Ñ [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, all your back to school favorites are on sale! so get in extra early for 5 hour steals saturday, like $14.99 city streets denim, 55% off kids' school uniforms, and $8.99 guys' st. john's bay polos! bras are just $14.99, too! plus, with jcp cash, earn $10 off when you spend just $25! no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make back to school style affordable. you make it yours. >>> local politics, deadline to get into the san francisco's mayor's race was today and there was a last minute entry, jeff adachi took out papers this morning and filed them just before the 5:00 p.m. deadline at the department of elections. this year's mayoral race with link choice voting. there are eleven candidates officially running for mayor in november. >> an unbelievable thef

i'm here with criminal defense attorney remi spencer. he is witty, smart and unafraid, but enough about howie mandell. we have joe devito instead. and here is a fun fact, toilet seat covers were meant to protect the toilet seat from him. it is bill shultz. and she knows international affairs like i know ingrown hairs. sitting next to me, kc mcfar lond -- mcfarland, the host of fox news .com death con3. and he like a wall street journal without all of the subscriber baggage. it is our "new york times" correspondent. >> melissa counts the ways to cook an eggplant. this vie vaishs vegetable can be roasted, fried, grilled, mixed into salads, mashed into dips, stossed with pasta. > what is wrong with you? >> i want to look away. >> to the greg-alogue. it is a grape of goodness in a jello mold of malice. >> so they tweeted about a research paper linking budget cuts to social unrest in europe. once you cut an expenditure, instability increases rapidly, especially in terms of riots and demonstrations. the conclusion, governments fear uh stair te

. >> let's turn now to spencer christian z what we think is a warming forecast. >> it is. and warm up today, four to eight degrees over yesterday's highs and there will be more warming tomorrow there. is a live view from our camera looking down onto the bay. just a little bit of fog there. shallower marine layer but sit there. our satellite shows this afternoon, low clouds, and fog across the coastline, sunny skies around the bay. and four to eight degrees warmer, 91 in clear lake. 79 in santa rosa. 88 fairfield. 87 livermore. it's warming up and will continue. right now, 85 degrees in antioch z 70 in oakland. 60 san francisco. highlights, low clouds, along the coast and locally around the bay tonight. warmer in areas tomorrow, and we'll have warm days returning this weekend. and overnight tonight we'll see low clouds and fog pushing across the bay. not very far inland. there won't be wide spread. and of course along the coastline, present all night and into morning. and then, low temperatures tonight will be into mid-50s range that we seem to have settled into last four,

. >> there is spencer christian with the accu-weather forecast. >> and well, we told you yesterday, it's getting warmer inland. and this evening, we're go going to see clouds in the low clouds and fog returning from the coast, pushing locally across the bay. this evening, fog returning and there are tomorrow morning, low clouds and fog lingering around the bay and near the coast. early in the morning, partly sunny skies, temperatures ranging from 50-606789 by afternoon, there are warm inland condition was highs from 64 tomorrow to about 88 in warmest weather. >> cal hit by a deadly salmonela outbreak linked to ground turkey. why isn't the tainted meat being recalled?. >> avoidable health problems that could make your brain seem 10 years older. >> a tree that became a symbol of hope in the shawshank redemption is in trouble this afternoon. >> speaking of trouble, it's slow going now on the san francisco skyway. traffic moving slowly at this hour and a lot of cars heading south towards 101 as well, stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> checking healthy living, salmonella poisoning has bee

let's check in with spencer now. >> and traffic is flowing nicely in the air across the country.reports of delays in major airports with two exceptions, newark airport is experiencing about 40 minute delays because of high winds and some disturbed weather there. boston reporting delays of 15-30 minutes because of what is being called traffic management initiatives. we'll return i'll engage in a initiative for next 24 hours as abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. >>> twomy fugitive brothers anc sister awaiting arraignment in colorado now after firing at police during a high-speed chase. they are wanted for firing in an officer last week during a trafrk stop in florida police say they robbed this georgia bank with ak 47s. a search ended early this morning after a chase reaching 100 miles per hour. one suspect was injured. police believe the trio had a death wish. >> the streets of london calm at this hour. british government is playing hard ball, promising to fight back against rioters. the hard line stance comes against a back drop of this video from monday. and there is rioters pretend

. >> thank you, spencer. >> up next, health officials knew there was a problem months ago. and why did the ground turkey recall take so long? >> and nobody realizes how heavy six feet of sand is. >> this time yesterday he was stuck in a sand pit in an orange county beach. what he remembers, ahead. >> and michael finney is checking facebook and twitter to see what you want to know. he'll answer questions later this hour. there are links at abc 7 news.com. >>> it turns out the federal government first traced a strain of salmonela to an arkansas plant months ago. and why it took until now to recall millions of pounds of meat. >> it's one of the largest meat recalls in u.s. history. 36 million pounds of ground turkey meat running from coast to coast. >> that is scary. wow. >> the recall after an outbreak killed a person in california and sickened nearly 80 more. the meat in question was produced in a springdale, arkansas plant, turns out the federal government had traced a strain of the salmonella back to the same plant and can d.nothing x contacting after an outbreak was confi