leigh glaser is here with the weather. >> leigh: always fun there. always fun. yes, the fog has started to move in you can see it behind us here. the bay bridge scoured with low clouds and fog. another shot here from the high definition rooftop cam and the sky there a little fuzzy. you can barely see the golden gate bridge right now. going to bring in some mist and drizzle for your evening as well. 72 degrees in antioch. 64 in livermore, 61 in concord. clear skies. but towards oakland, san francisco, obviously, the coast, that's where the low clouds and fog moves in. san francisco right now, 57 degrees. here's a look at our weather highlights. we'll continue with the areas of dense fog, the coast and bay tonight. a little cooler as we head into the rest of our holiday weekend, and then after that mid-week next week we start to warm back up into the mid-possibly even upper 90s inland. in the evening, you can see on the fog forecast, by tomorrow morning the bang of fog off the coast with the westerly winds will push it further inland. overnight temperatures, mild,

leigh: it's been very humid.one is talking about that today. and actually the weather system to the south is helping to bring up some tropical moisture. check out the live doppler 7 hd because in the sierra, some strong weather going on. oakland is 70. napa, 73. 72 in antioch. and livermore right now, 74. here's a look at our highlights. i'm going to keep a slight chance, a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm in our overnight forecast. mainly east bay and south bay locations. on radar you see them talking about it. look for afternoon sunshine tomorrow, and here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. earlier in the day a few cells just rotated back over the bay area. we reported in marin county sprinkles there. you can see where the action is. numerous, hundred opposite -- hundreds of lightning strikes in the sierra, and this is moving 'back towards the west. this is why i'm going to keep a slight chance of an isolated storm in the forecast. the low is going to move to the east and take a lot of it with us. kings be

. >> leigh: high there i'm leigh glaser. we can see low clouds moving back over san francisco bay. labar day holiday post forecast labar day holiday post forecast is c c c c c c c c c c c c c c ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> crews are repairing a water main that broke this afternoon, flooding at least one home in the berkeley hills. this happened around 10:00 this morning at grizzly peak boulevard and shasta. an eight-inch main broke sending water flowing in the streets, through expwrardz into at least one home. crews were able to shut off the water an hour later. no word on what caused the pipe to burst. >> an eight-hour sandoff in the east bay ended after deputies moved into a barricaded man's apartment and found him dead. this hand last night when somebody called 9-1-1 about a man beating a woman. the officers arrived and the man released the woman and three children from the apartment but he refused to surrender. application say

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>> leigh: it's going to be fabulous.from this view. in fact let's take you through early tomorrow morning. if you have area morning plans most of the fog will stay well off the coast as those north winds will be with us throughout the course of the day and temperatures will start to warm up nicely. if you're heading to the football games tomorrow, not a problem temperature-wise in the 7 soaz, and 90s out towards the delta area. here's a look at highs for you. 72 for san francisco. 86 for santa rosa, vallejo 80 degrees. concord getting warm to 89. 90 for antioch. lots of sunshine towards the livermore val area, 82 for san jose. 74 tomorrow for santa cruz 90, gilroy, and holster, warming to 85 degrees. the warming trend get ready for it monday, tuesday, wednesday interior east bay, temperatures mid, maybe upper 90s, temperatures around the 80s and 70s at the beaches monday and tuesday. fall arrives as we head into friday morning. 2:04. >> alan: shu is here with a look at sports today and tomorrow. >> mike: a little bit of

now on to leigh glaser and your weather forecast. >> leigh: big lightning storm in the east bay lastmost of the thunderstorm activity has remained well to the south of the bay area. showing you what's going on in southern california. but, boy, from the high definition east bay cam you can see the fog is starting to move in check out these current temperatures. still very mild in the east bay. 63 in concord. 67, antioch. livermore, 64. 59 in san francisco. and south bay, san jose, 63-degrees. here's a look at the weather highlights. low clouds and fog will move locally inland tonight. mist and drizzle now the coast. thunderstorm a slight possibility. east barracks south bay locations by sunday afternoon, and get ready for slightly cooler temperatures as we head into the first part of next week. you can see the fog bank sitting just off the coast. a very strong onshore wind component and that's really going to push that further inland tonight. temperaturewise in the 50s for the bay area. 54 for oakland and sap rafael, but upper 50s to near 60 degrees in extreme east bay locations. here

let's get the latest from leigh glaser. some dangerous conditions out there this holiday. >> absolutely. the advisories are in southern california, no advisories in bait area here. a lot is being generated from what we call the southern hemisphere swell. it is pushing up and affecting our south facing beaches. the potential for a rip current risk and we are looking at marin county and stinson beach, be advised there. and there is around big sur. there is a look at wave heights from as much as three to six feet. four feet in san francisco and six at half moon bay and as well as monterey bay. these swells and the high surf should start to decrease a bit overnight tonight. we will have another look at our accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and -- >>> and a strong storm engulfed two swimmers and critically 0ed a third. it started in oahu in an area where there are signs posted warning of the strong current. they were walking toward a tiny island when the tide was low. they got cause in the -- caught in the rising tide when the

. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser, this hour, a few peeks of sun, low cloud making its way over san francisco bay. get ready for a warmup as we head into the middle part of new england -- next week, we republic look at the forecast >úytytytytytytgxeeewcwcwcwcwcwcc >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> john: tropical storm lee dumped more than a foot of rain on some parts of the gulf coast. flood waters overwhelmed storm drapes and creeks and streams overflowed in louisiana. lee caused flooding in new orleans as well. authorities evacuated hundreds of people from homes. that's the far cry from the tens of thousands who tried to escape from hurricane katrina five years ago. >> so far by my place itself is not so bad bought the water is coming in from the back. from the highway. and i guess when -- going to have it soon. >> in alabama, lee triggered thunderstorms and tornadoes. forecasters believe parts of tennessee and georgia could see up to eight inches of rain as lee continues to move in a northeasterly direction. in addition to the heavy rains, possible tornadoe

let's talk to leigh glaser, and it was -- >> leigh: really humid, overcast this morning, brought outhine, and live doppler 7 reporting a few sprinkles at the higher elevations earlier in the day. current readings, 56, san francisco. antioch, 74. 75 in san jose. here's a look at the weather highlight for at least the next few days. i'm going to keep this a slight, slight chance of a thundershower in our accuweather forecast, mainly east bay and south bay. get ready for some sunshine tomorrow. once the low clouds peel back to the coast, by mid-day, and then we'll start to warm up tuesday and wednesday. now, i want to show you the live doppler 7 hd. you notice some of thing a tight right -- some of the activity by marin county, and the storms are raging right now. kings beach, incline village, south lake tahoe. incline village reported dime-size hail. so notice all this activity moving from east back to west, because of the rotation. that's why i'm going to keep a slight chance of a shower or thunder in the forecast, all because of the low pressure set up just off the southern californi

she found the michelle leigh's body. she never even knew her but it became the personal mission. >> i actually thought i would break completely down and wouldn't be able to search anymore. >> to survive is to find them in the suffering and four days ago, kerry mcdonald goal may have found her meaning. >> i know i have the purpose now to serve the community and help other families. >>> it was here that she and her one -year-old yellow labrador became reluctant heroines, discovering the skeletal remains of michelle leigh, missing since may. >> i did know i have found her, i continued on with my job and continue to search. >> she is new to the field, pressed into the field after the murder of her daughter last year. she didn't immediately turn heartache into dealing with our search and rescue dog. the labrador stole her heart. she even enter into or after the daughter she had lost. so with just eight months of training under the collar of the duo entered the kingdom with several groups of searchers and almost immediately --

i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. we have clear skies and a little fog near the coast. today 80s and 90s. what a warm up. we will get even warmer tomorrow. we will look at the >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a bop lar abc sitcom dominated the prime time emmy awards sweeping five comedy categories. >> modern family. the emmy voters liked "modern family" it picked up the award for best comedy and stat fews for writing, directing, supporting actor and actress. "glee"'s jane lynch is the third woman to host the emmys and she was nominated for best supporting actress in the comedy. she lost out to "mod --" modern family"'s julie bowen. >> we are showing the world that there is nothing wrong with a loving, committed relationship between an old man and a hot young woman. >> that woman, was among the topicked for best dress oatd red carpet. others are "mad men" who walked away with an emmy for drama sear series and abbie won for minute mini series in a movie. >>> intel introduce edwin dough displays that respond to touch this week at its annu

jeff martinez in for leigh glaser, coming up. >> coming up in sports, 49ers bungle against the bengalsbut still win, and a wild one at the coliseum as the raiders try >> alan: we told you on friday about the fire storm generated by unc berkly students who were planning a bake sale. there's a meeting on campus to discuss the issue. college republicans want to hold the sale on tuesday. the price that you pay for a cookie or brownie depends on your gender and the collar -- color of your skin. students are protesting legislation that would allow uc to consider ethnic origin during the admissions process. >> thousandses of breast cancer survivors and another of others touched by the dewere joined in the race for the cure. here's nick smith. >> what's a race without a bit of a preshow warmup. many of the early morning participants took part in a stretch and shake to tunes before taking their place at the starting line. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> today was the 21st susan g. komen race for the cure, which is a family affair. for others it's a group project, but for everyone with whom i

. >> and it looks like we have rain tonight and leigh glaser says it all broke up. >> it certainly hasier this evening we have had numerous lightning strikes and all of that moisture is moving from east to west, and so we kind of thought we may see a few sprinkles in the bay area and you can see that it has started to dissipate. south lake tahoe is reporting dime-sized hail and you can see it has started to move out of here. we will go with the low clouds and fog overnight. temperature wise it is mild. 64 in antioch and 61 in half moon bay. 61 and 59 in santa rosa. here is a look at our highlights. we will go with the coastal clouds that will move further inland. westerly gusts at sfo and picking up to about 20 miles per hour. tomorrow morning, morning clouds followed by midday clearing and afternoon sunshine for us. and as we work through tuesday and wednesday, midweek forecast temperatures will warm slightly. here is a look at our lows tonight with the push of fog and the low clouds inland. generally mid to upper 50s and it may touch on a few 60s as we head toward antioch and brentwo

. >> leigh: finally some heat in the last few days of summer. more heat expected tomorrow.we'll run through the numbers in a bit.çÑooñq7ñ7ñ7ñ7ñ7ñ7ñ7ñ7ñ7l hi honey, what are you doing? just having some chicken noodle. starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and so tasty noodles. let's see... south western vegetables... 60 calories, oh beef pot roast... ...ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me out? yup. [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: the water is now safe to drink for people in redwood city. nearly 200 homes were under a boil order since friday when officials found water from a private well was being pumped into the city's water system. test results showed no indication of contamination. the well was discovered friday morning and affected homes on woodside road, virginia avenue, rosemary lane and sierra street. >> city officials will start filling in the crater from the gas pipeline explosion. it

. >> jeff: i'm in for leigh tonight. we have some rain in the forecast. we'll tell you exactly where it's going to fall, how much we're expecting and what the first weekend of fall is going to be like. for your sunday forecast. i'll have all of that in aclose. we >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: the san jose sharks banned a local bail bondman from wearing a t-shirt that promotes his business. he owns bad boys bail bonds and has season tickets behind the sharks' bench. bad boys bail bonds sponsored the home badge and the visiting penalty box but the company did not review its sponsorship this year. stanley's family and friends often wear bad boy t-shirts to the game, and she sharks say they're enforcing the fine print on the back of ticket that restricts how businesses can promote themselves. >> they already stated we're the ones that actually received a notice, and we see many other companies out there with their logos. whether or not it's yahoo. >> alan: the sharks say they have not singled out stanley because the

i'm meggin leigh but the news. here is a look at the top stars -- palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he will forge ahead for full u.n. membership. another day of violence in some not as a yemeni troops killed dozens. >> the financial world will have to wait another day for the outcome of key bailout talks between greece and its creditors. >> determined and a resolute -- palestinian president mahmoud abbas is pushing for full u.n. membership in a first bid toward palestinian statehood. he says he will submit an application on friday, the same day he is due to address the u.n. general assembly. in talks with secretary general ban ki-moon mahmoud abbas says he will seek a security council vote on membership body also stresses he wants a negotiated settlement of the israeli- palestinian conflict. washington has vowed to use its veto to block the palestinian bid. the u.s. and israel wants the palestinians to return to a peace process based on negotiations. mahmoud abbas is facing some powerful opposition to this b

. >>> volunteers searching for michelle leigh did find some human remains. the badly decomposed body discovered yesterday in a brushy area along the road of road. this marks the eighth time that volunteers have searched the niles canyon since the missing nurse and student disappeared in may. we searched the area because the last signals from her cell phone were from the area. officials say it will take several weeks to identify that body. >>> the prime suspect in this case is the high school classmates. the d.a. charged with murder earlier this month. she is due back in court tomorrow. >> police officers have been put on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation into a north each shooting incident that left two innocent bystanders wounded. police have identified the man who was the target of yesterday shooting by police as 20-year- old jesus rodriguez. he's in jail on charges of assault and weapons violations are you he ran away and as he was running away he pulled out a gun. cops fired at him but missed hitting two innocent bystanders. >>

reporting live in san mateo county, amber leigh. ktvu channel "2 news." . >>> the long weekend brings the start of higher fares. drops increased from $3.10 to $3.50. fares for every fifth of a mile have also increased. board of directors improved the increases last month and improved the increase in the number of taxis. the change won't happen until the end of the month. >> >> there is a travel alert from the government. what lead to the warning. that's in about 20 minutes. >> >> citizen review board at bart took up the controversial issue of cutting cell phone service. the members approved nine recommendations to pass onto the bart board. among them, a credible threat to passengers before cutting service. nine recommendations will be sent to the bart directors for their consideration >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg coming under fire for admitting an invocation at a september 11th an versety event. catholic league, southern baptist convention accusing the mayor against discriminating against religious people. he said the event

reporting live in san mateo county, amber leigh. ktvu channel "2 news." . >>> the long weekend brings the start of higher fares. drops increased from $3.10 to $3.50. fares for every fifth of a mile have also increased. board of directors improved the increases last month and improved the increase in the number of taxis. the change won't happen until the end of the month. >> >> there is a travel alert from the government. what lead to the warning. that's in about 20 minutes. >> >> citizen review board at bart took up the controversial issue of cutting cell phone service. the members approved nine recommendations to pass onto the bart board. among them, a credible threat to passengers before cutting service. nine recommendations will be sent to the bart directors for their consideration >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg coming under fire for admitting an invocation at a september 11th an versety event. catholic league, southern baptist convention accusing the mayor against discriminating against religious people. he said the event

scheduled to appear in an alameda county court today, suspected of killing her onetime friend michelle leigh. their appearance was delayed because of the medical issues related to her pregnancy. the source tells cbs five at just about six months pregnant and prosecutors say that's likely to have the significant impact on the case. >> how will that play into how she will commit murder cracks that's number one. and never to look seeking sympathy because she's the mother and the jury doesn't want to separate the mother from her child for the rest of that child's life? >> now, if she is cleared by doctor shumaker first court appearance tomorrow. they disappeared in may after taking the break from the class in hayward. her body was never found. >> whether forcing firefighters to predict the worst, worst. cal fire is beating up staffing to prepare for possible wildfires. extra fire engines and crews are being moved two areas expecting those storms. people are wanted to be extra cautious. in 2008 you remember driving storms ignited about 2000 fires throughout the state. >> that's something to keep

i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. the overcast is moving back in over most of the bay area right now. by the way, southern california picking up a little rain. we'll check in with live doppler 7hd and we will talk about a warm up expected next >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> firefighters continue to make progress against a wildfire in southern california. it has burned more than 1,000 acres on interstate 15 on the cajon pass. the fire is fully con intad. flames destroyed two mobile homes and damaged two other structures. >>> a deadly plane crash sparked a fire. one person died in the crash. firefighters say the fire burned 500 acres and at least one home was lost and 30 others are threatened. >>> wildfires continue to spread against east and central texas. they forced evacuations in the drought stricken state. in austin they issued a public appeal for any and all firefighters to report for duty. tens of thousands of acres are burned across the state this summer. >>> a rough landing for a few dozen passengers in canada. a united express jet carrying

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i am in berlin, meggin leigh with the news. >> and i have the business. >> coming up, libyan rebel forces increase the pressure on gaddafi loyalists strongholds. u.s. officials warn of a possible terrorist attack as the 9/11 anniversary approaches. >> and the european central bank loses its top economist, adding to the turmoil on financial markets. ♪ >> we start in libya, were the battle to oust the last remnants of muammar gaddafi's regime appears to be picking up pace. there are reports of heavy fighting around get off the's home town, and forces loyal to libya's interim government says they are in the gaddafi stronghold. the latest reports come hours before a saturday deadline for gaddafi supporters to surrender. >> a rebel checkpoint 15 kilometers north. things were quiet on the outskirts of the pro-ticket office stronghold until late afternoon. then, a vehicle of their vehicle filled with rebel fighters headed towards the city. >> we are 3 kilometers from the city center, and we're combing every neighborhood. >> the assault came as a surprise. the transitional council's forces give l

domestic reforms and that's the point i'm making and it may or may not succeed myself i mean creasing leigh pessimistic daniel on what is the element of democracy here because we had these elections in germany maybe this is the beginning of some wave a lot of people on the ground are saying this is the euro in principle maybe in theory we have an interest in but for a lot of people on the ground they'll say what am i getting out of it i'm paying taxes here to bail out some guy grow growing all of us in greece why should i be doing that and i think that's a bit you know if it's real or imagined a lot of people feel that way that there's this incredible disconnect between the principle of the euro what's it supposed to do and how it helps the average person . yeah but i think it's not just ordinary germans resenting people in greece or portugal i think there's much deeper than i think what you have is a huge gap between the euro elites if you want to call them that which is not just financial they're political the industrial kind of elites in general and the ordinary population because you ha

expected to come up with a new set of measures in september to try and do just that political commentator leigh rockwell believes fed's measures fall short of helping average americans. take a hammer and hits them in the head is what we're still in a recession and there's not been a recovery and one of the reasons is because what the government is doing with the federal reserve is doing to hold on interest rates so low that could benefit the federal government the benefit of places lloyd could goldman sachs and j.p. morgan and just like europe is being raked over the coals to the benefit of the big banks so for americans so the average. is being harmed to the benefit of the power elite so what is quantitative easing it's it's money printing and they print this money and it has a horrendous effect on the economy and we're already starting to see prices increase notice clothing food many other areas prices are going up and not all ready we stand to face really a hyperinflation worse than what happened in the one nine hundred seventy i don't think they're going to put us in the zimbabwe care of a

such as political modernization and also economic modernization and the innovation and innovations leigh's are things which are normally associated with mr medvedev name so if he becomes the reformist prime minister on this super popular president putin that brings ours so a new political reality surprisingly and brings us to reality where mr putin who is normally associated with sort of strong here and the sort of thing politics coups in fact and indeed inevitably carry out quite a liberal economic agenda i mean saying that the problem is russia party is that it's not capable of reproducing itself ok it was all focused around mr putin which is now with this change of generations of course this is not the sort of radical change which people might have expected of united russia he's now becoming something similar to what the little democrats in japan are into what the p.r.i. party in mexico used to be that is to say it's the ruling party which is capable of reproducing a new generation of leaders this is really something new for russian politics fred wield the christian science monitor is t

we do see some kind of certainty out of a long-term plan in austerity, that would as bernanke put leigh some room for stimulus -- i don't think this congress has any appetite for that. but at least if there is a plan. most businesses even if the road ahead is rocky, can deal with it as long as they know what the road looks like. a plan would be very useful with many of the cuts back loaded into that and tax reforms back loaded as well. i think also the fed is certainly on watch. they are ready to do qe3. whether that is a savior or not, it could stem, again, some of the financial market losses. i really think we're risking being on a precipice of another financial crisis. >> do you think the jobs report of friday makes it more likely that we see more quantitative easing from the fed? >> i do think it make it more likely. i think there are still some that are going to be dissenting on that vote be. those who are waiting for more economic data are now more likely to feel more comfortable with it. really, there is a sense that bernanke does have a major core that is in favor of quantitativ

grandfather coming from where they were in pennsylvania and in new york and then they took a boat down leigh geary into michigan. they had these big crates and were a lot of people had pots and pans and things they were bringing, they had some pots and pans but they had crates of looks. it was education and being literate and being aware of the world around you. it was important. >> will you be doing a book tour on here comes trouble? >> yes. i'm going to do a book tour this fall. it actually clears the deck for the fall and i'm going to travel country and do what i think will be an interesting book. the last one i did was, it was a lot of larger readings, and we had -- i mean it was an amazing to her. we had people at the university of florida in gainesville, like 14,000 people showed up to hear me speak. and, it was very humbling on some level, but so i'm going to do a little bit about this year but i want to hit the back roads. i want to go to places that normally don't get authors. i might just get a camper or something and some kind of mini-bus or whatever and do libraries and some book

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. >> michelle leigh disappeared from the kaiser parking garage in may. police say they have surveillance video showing esteban before and after lee vanished. police say they seized tennis shoes withlee's dna on the bottom and say cell phone evidence points to esteban. >> cell phone records and activations show michelle's phone and esteban's phone traveled on a similar path from kaiser hospital toward another location in alameda county. police descend on condo in iewn yes city and arrested her. after lee disappeared esteban denied involvement and said she hated lee for her friendship with her former boyfriend. court records show the accused killer has a history of violence and mental illness. >> she was unstable. she had mood swings. >> lee's family asked them to reveal where the woman's body is so relatives could have closure. >> tomorrow is actually my 24th birthday. she would always call me and tell me happy birthday and say she loved me. >> the family is planning another search in about a week and a half. tomorrow afternoon esteban is due in court whe

homes and despite a lawsuit or two for mortgage fraud which the banks are already fighting feverish leigh against a single wall street banks or has really been brought to justice so three years later ironically we also see the eurozone experiencing a debt crisis with the risk of entire countries and banks failing and talks of a possible bailout so putting all that into perspective we haven't exactly learned our lesson but is it because we don't know how to or because those that have the power to change things the elite were fused to you and me to discuss this is david sirota talk radio host and author of back to the future back to our future how the one nine hundred eighty s. explain the world that we live in now they want to thank you for joining us tonight and as i mentioned here with some of the statistics three years on doesn't really look like we're in good shape so if you ask me i don't think that we've learned our lesson but if do you think that things are at least a little bit better than they were or instead you know if we consider the fact that so many of the banks only consolid

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jeff martinez in for leigh. not a bad evening. a few clouds off the coast. a nice shot of the embarcadero. clearing conditions for your monday, and wait until you see the hot temperatures i have in my seven-day forecast. that's coming up next. it's a new totino's pizza stuffer. [ male announcer ] give your kids the new totino's pizza stuffers. new, minimum mess, maximum fun! you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sureou do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> abc launched the premiere of "pan am." the retro series takes us back to the day when's a flight attendant was called a stewardess. leslie brinkly talked with 30 or so pan am flight attendants. >> it was so glamorous. i flea from 1961 to 1971. >> her uniform fashioned the costumeses on the tv show. this former pan am steb word ess -- stewardesses talked about flying around the world and staying in the best hotels. >> it

thank you very much and jeff martinez is in for leigh glaser taking a look at the clouds out there. >ad that was today because tomorrow we're talking about scattered showers moving into the bay area, clouds are rolling on in and so we'll are cloudy out there and cool. so we're looking at a storm system moving into our direction. and we're getting showers now up into the mountains. and there is towards reno area, a lot of moisture moving in from the south. temperatures out there now not too bad. cooler from where we are yesterday. lots of 60s to go around. and 62 degrees in san francisco. so we'll be kind of a chilly night tonight. and strong research gradient. winds picking up about 20 miles per hour. and 43 miles per hour in fairfield. high pressure bringing an area of low pressure just off shore and it's getting ready to head into our direction, there are highlights like this, cloudy, cool, breezy this evening. scattered showers for your sunday. and there is a chance for precipitation about a quarter inch and less of a chance not going to be a huge storm here. and there are scattere

. >> maybe the best gauge of discrimination against women and girls is that, how much of is it is leighender discrimination of being lethal. in much of the world it is. you can measure that by looking at the population rash owes. in india, for example, for the first year of life, male and female mortality rates are similar, because they are depending on the press and it doesn't have a son preference. one to five, a girl is 50% more likely to die than a boy because they are depending on their preference because they have a son preference 0 who don't give the girl the same access to food and health care. and different levels of mortality may between 50 to 110 million females are missing around the globe. it is an astonishing figure. in any one decade more girls are discriminated to death around the world than all people who died from genocides in the 20th century. it is a staggering scope. >> what can people do? >> there are many ways. first of all, people have to care. they have to say this is unacceptable. and once each individual can actually say that and take a step, then the politici

. >> let me turn that around and answer the second part first, charlie is it like leigh that we will be tacked again, yes. is it likely -- >> because attempts have already been made. >> yes, and we're vulnerable to lots of things. a mum buy-- petroleum bye style a tax someone takes an automatic weapon to a train station, can kill a bunch of people. >> rose: everybody is surprised that it hasn't happened that way in new york city. we've got a very effective new york police department, especially on this subject. but then-- but they can't be everywhere. >> see, but your comment already picked something up. given the pact that-- fact that they havead motive and have had the motive t is remarkable that there hasn't been more of this. and that shows that actually our response has made a difference. >> rose: sure. >> it has. but in other words, i wanted to start with the second thing. that is something probably will happen. there is going to be an attack. norway was just hit by a different kind of attack. let me come back to the first question you asked. what have we learned? we've learned

do you think he has a point there in terms of the nat leigh holloway case influencing this one?> reporter: oh, yeah, a lot of people think he has a point with that. they think that may really be the real driving force here that's going on. and not to demean the legal system for aruba. but as we know that case with natalie holloway was never resolved, a lot of suspicion placed on the aruban authorities for not investigating it properly. this is a popular destination for american tourists. you don't want to turn them away. they do not want to look soft when it comes to figuring out what happened to robyn gardner. does gary giordano pay the price? his attorney said yes >>> up next a major development in amanda knox's appeal. this case has been going on for four years now. today a judge sided with her defense team on a key issue, and her dad says prosecutors have no case left. going to talk with him coming up >>> also tonight, terror in the dust with the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks just days away going to talk to dr. sanjay gupta tonight on his investigation into the dange

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. >> a new fair leigh dickinson poll of new jersey voters say 54% approve of governor christie's jobnumbers up? >> yes. >> his brother said he would be surprised if he runs. >> he's not going to rup. it would be the biggest shock of his life. look at those poll numbers. nicole wallace, chris christie has done big things in new jersey whether you like them or hate them. again, i always talk about fdr on one side, reagan on another. they dared to do big things, love it or not. he's done big things. and he's got the highest approval rating of any republican governor in america right now. and look at that -- i mean, look at the spread. in the bluest of blue states, that is -- you know what, that's remarkable. and i would be saying -- by the way, we say the same thing about andrew cuomo. even in a blue, blue state. but andrew cuomo and chris christie are two governors who are defying political gravity right now. >> and by doing the right thing, they're reaping a political benefit. and this is where everyone in washington has it all mixed up. they are suffering the political consequences f

they need to find $1.4 trillion over a 10-year period which is a america leanne which is a america leigh a herculian task and we need to move the bill sooner rather than later and that's our goal and what we're working towards. >> i've been hearing that as well and don't think at least from the main folks who are negotiating a transportation bill in congress, they don't seem to think the supercommittee will at least get in the way of the conversations you're having now. >> they can't take any money out of transportation. we need money. so they can't cut us any further than already has been done. so the question is, you know, where are we going to find the money? >> lucky you. question i have, and i think this is mainly for our business folks on the panel. but i have noticed over the last, i don't know, year or so, i spent a lot of time covering this, every now and then you get a group that will come out and talk about traffic congestion which is something all of us experience and all of us are frustrated by and in the case of any businessperson that actually affects your bottom line, i'm