this style of dance once again coming to us from the north. ibwa, lakota, dancing throughout indian countries. again, one of our most competitive styles of dance. ♪ alright, one more time, give it out -- up for our jingle time dancers. [applause] coming into the arena, our women's fancy shawl dancers. make your way into the arena. when you are ready, make them dance. all right, one more time. good singing, dancing. all right. [applause] how are we looking over there, robert? good? all right, calling out our double bustle fancy dancer, mr. edgar santiago. all right. [applause] edgar, are you tired from last night? all right. when you are ready. make them dance. ♪ all right. [applause] thank you, mr. edgar santiago. [applause] all right, calling all our dancers into the arena one more time. a round dance. dancers, come on out. how about another hand for our dancers, singers? all right. rocket, city hall. here we go. all right, when you are ready, make them dance. ♪ all right. back in oklahoma, we have this round dance. [inaudible] we've got north

host: now joining us from the north lawn of the white house is josh earnest. we have been listening to our callers this morning. it basically two schools of thought, or three schools of thought. number one, it is not going to have an impact. number two, more of the same. no. 3, we need to do something. what is your reaction to those various thoughts? guest: i think the reactions are entirely reasonable. i think the proof is in the pudding. the president laid out a very clear bipartisan plan that should earn bipartisan support in the congress. i do think that what everybody would agree on is the government needs to do more to support the private sector, to support our economy and try to create jobs and support the middle-class. this is a key part. what the president did last night is like out a specific plan -- tax benefits, tax cuts to small businesses, he extended the payroll tax cut and brought into it so that more middle-class families will have more money in their pockets next year. and he laid out a specific plan to try to put more construction workers ba

christmas ok medina many thanks that updates artie's we did a quarter of their reporting for us from the north caucuses on this breaking news a car bomb having gone off in a russian southern republic of dagestan to stay with us for more on the story as we get it. ok of brief look now at some of the major world news of grief a mass protest filmed in yemen's capital in what appears to be one of the biggest anti-government protests since the country's embattled president returned last week and months of day demonstrations have been calling for greater freedom of the ali abdullah saleh to end his decades long rule military officials also report trouble outside the city well armed tribesmen shuts down a yemeni rule saying. witnesses at the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctors say the pop star appeared in good health but concert rehearsals just days before his death the promoter of the kombucha all told jurors he thought jackson let's engage in the energetic dr conrad murray's accused of gross negligence leading to jackson's drug induced death in two thousand and nine which he denies. cle

the fog really going nowhere, staying with us from the north coast into san diego today. back home we will talk about numbers coming down a good five degrees from sunny sale to campbell. 84 and saratoga a ga coming in at 82. still a nice day but cooler out there. peninsula, 60. pacifica 75. don't look for the sun here. it was gray yesterday. another cool afternoon. mid-60s downtown. 68 south city. 80 in sonoma. pleasant in the north day. 86 calistoga n the east bay the winds will keep it breezy throughout the morning hours. then some sun and low 70s for oakland today. hayward 73. hopefully you are liking the not so hot summer in the inland east bay with 85 dublin, 87 in danville. down by the monterey bay, early afternoon you will see some sun at the boardwalk. 66 in monterey. >> 83 in hollister. today and tomorrow taking another little hit with numbers coming down two to three degrees each day. but tuesday and wednesday you will notice the change, and the fog will pretty much disappear. then we will look for more fog and cooler temperatures into next weekend. >> and you a

the six-party talks to denuclearize north korea. but the chief negotiators from both sides have called wednesday's talks in beijing "constructive" and "useful," in resolving the north's nuclear issue through the multilateral dialogue, involving the two koreas, the us, china, russia and japan. following the meeting held in bali two months ago, south korea's top nuclear envoy wi sung -lac and his north korean counterpart ri yong-ho held two rounds of discussions in beijing, where wi laid out a set of pre-dialogue conditions, endorsed by the south, the us and japan. the trilateral demands include the north halting its uranium enrichment program, reopening its nuclear facilities to international inspectors, and declaring a moratorium on its testing of weapons of mass destruction. although the north korean envoy acknowledged the need to have bilateral and multilateral consultations that lead up to the six-nation forum, ri also expressed that pyeongyang is wishing to restart the six-way roundtable unconditionally and immediately. a high-ranking official from seoul, nevertheless, told reporters that having the two koreas discussing the nuclear iss

the south... referring to north korean first vice -foreign minister... kim kye gwan's trip to new york in july. the us, however, says that it is still waiting for a clear signal from the north. meanwhile, the united states has expressed concern about closer military ties between north korea and russia. us state department spokesman victoria nuland told reporters thursday that washington had only learned of a plan between north korea and russia to conduct joint military exercises next year through media reports. nuland called on moscow to clearly disclose details of the planned drills. she added that any engagement with north korea should be conducted in a way that does not detract from the international community's clear message of concern about the north's weapons programs, and the necessity for pyeongyang to do what is necessary to return to the six-party nuclear talks. president lee myung-bak will hold a bilateral summit with japan's new prime minister, yoshihiko noda,... during his visit to new york next week for the un general ly. during the meeting next wednesday... the two leaders are likely to cover a wide range of issues... including progress on a korea-

from the north pole. the r. kim is taking you on a trip to spitzbergen non-controlling go. where twenty years after the us is ours collapse the suv between life is still going strong the world's a northern most statue of lenin presides over a ghost tongue in the sudan but it has become a tourist site for those overcome by the cold war in the style of. the close up special edition on our t.v. . six. you know.

tragedy destroyed lives of hundreds over here in the north society here and so seven years have passed the pain still remains. of a report for us there from north korea now to some of the world's other news this hour. former international monetary fund chief dominique strauss kahn may return to his native france from new york for the first time since his arrest for sexual assault report came from french media sources after strauss kahn together with his wife and daughter were seen at john f. kennedy international airport on saturday he was accused of the attempted rape rape of a hotel maid in may last week prosecutors cleared him of all charges after the maid's testimonies were called a rebel. the taliban says it's holding of thirty pakistani boys who were kidnapped after mistakenly crossing the afghan border on thursday the boys aged between twelve and eighteen were visiting a nature spot to celebrate the muslim festival of a year when they were seized some managed to escape and alert local authorities both sides face a challenge in securing the almost two and a half thousand kilometer boundary. in south sudan thousands of refugees are f

low pressure from the south, cold front from the north, squeeze us over the next few days to bring us a chance of try thunderstorms and higher elevations to our south and east. some light rain in the forecast for sunday morning. until we get to that, calm this morning. we have west wind at 9 at sfo. west wind at 6 in fairfield. temperatures are a little bit warmer than yesterday. thanks to the fog that is developing and keeping the temperatures, keeping the warmth down near the ground instead of letting it radiate to space. we'll be in the 50s and 60s at 8:00 with thickest clouds around the bay and north bay and to the coast. we have high clouds and sunshine everywhere by noon. with 60s and 70s around the bay. 70s and 80s inland. thickest clouds are the low clouds along the coast. low to mid-60s there. by 4:00, low clouds break up along the coast. heif clouds and sunshine for the rest of us. 70s and 80s around the bay shore. 80s and 90s heading inland. 90s confined to the -- wow. >> this whole weather cast got off on a bad start, didn't it? confined to the east coast. it's the terry f

sent to a number of us embassies in africa, including the democratic republic of congo in january 2009, the us state department referred to intelligence that representatives from a north korean missile and arms company was operating nearby the sahara desert. with great speculation that their visit was linked to the expected arrival of the north's cargo likely carrying arms materials, washington, ordered its diplomatic offices to demand their respective countries inspect the freighter and to discontinue such trade activities. in another cable to the us embassy in russia the same year, washington asked moscow to actively stop pyeongyang from purchasing artillery trucks from russia that would be delivered to yemen. north korea has also been trying to illicitly bring in parts and materials used to produce wmds. records show that in 2008, the us asked switzerland, japan and singapore to intercept pyeongyang's plans to illegally purchase banned goods. meanwhile, wikileaks disclosed that just before north korea's long-range missile test in 2009, washington had notified moscow it plans to ready its ballistic missile defense system mindful of the possibility that the taepodong

the north's state- run korean central news agency said the group of some 1- hundred-30 from the us, russia, china, japan and european countries, traveling for five days on invitation from pyeongyang, was greeted by the north korean tour operator. the news agency added that businessmen and representatives from the tourism industry abroad have expressed a great interest in the north's new international tourism venture, some even proposing joint development projects. chinese "once tours to mount geumgang resume, i plan to regularly visit the mountain resort. china's yanbian region is very close from here." just after welcoming visitors, the head of pyeongyang's overseas investment agency announced the north's ambitious goal to usher in as many as 4-thousand tourists to mount geumgang on a daily basis, adding he plans to launch a luxurious cruise ship next year capable of carrying 9-hundred people. reports indicate talks are under way to directly link the resort to 16 chinese cities. chinese "this is a new tourism course. we have embarked on a new voyage. next year, we aim to attract 100-thous

. >>> last night the city council unanimously allowed the team to use the field at the park. it is from the north last night's decision tom's months -- follows months of heated debate. it will bring town councilors fun to the area and they are worried about traffic noise and alcohol use and security and other issues. >>> well the movie money ball opens all over the country this friday and last night, the movie's biggest star was in oakland for a screening. >>> hundreds of fans were right outside just to get a glimpse of brad pitt. in the movie money ball brad pitt plays the part of billy bean, he took the team to the 2002 playoffs. ktvu channel 2 news talked with brad pitt about all the fans who were extras. >> they stayed up all night with us and it could not have been any cooler. >> other cast members, jonah hill, see more and some of the oakland a's were there as well. still back at brad pitt, our entire interview is posted on our website just go to www.ktvu.com look for the video player, it is right there on the front paint. >> did he ask about me? >> i'm sure he did. i'm sorry i couldn't mak

weather authorities are predicting a change in the wind direction and pushing the wind coming from the north helping us fight it tomorrow. if the wind keeps coming from the south through the intercoastal, we'll have to fight this again tomorrow. >> reporter: this is kind of really weird to gauge at times. it fluctuates a lot. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you've got high tide and low tide. >> it fluctuates with the tide and fluctuates with the wind direction. we have saved a lot of homes so far but certainly a lot of homes have been like this home is very very close to being overtaken by water. >> reporter: you were telling me earlier, only a handful of homes have taken on water. most were like this. the older homes that hasn't been razed, they are most susceptible. some roads floodeded in some areas and low lying have water surrounding the homes. even though it looks really bad. there are homes that haven't taken on water yet and we're trying to preserve that and the schools as well. the schools haven't taken on water either. >> reporter: you issued mandatory evacuations yesterday. i imagine that will c

the caribbean. we've got tropical storm maria with us still, slowly moving away from the caribbean islands, heading northard. looks like it may brush past bermuda later on this week, but scientists looking like it is not going to be intensifying too much more. likely just maintaining its status as tropical storm system over the next few days. it is a slow moving system. that means rainfall is lingering across the islands. looking at plenty of rainfall for puerto rico, hispaniola, as well as parts of the bahamas. flood risk and landslide risk is going to remain high as those rains continue. for central america, showers still widespread through the area, and mexico, seeing more of that impacting areas along the western coastline. for north america, we're looking at this low that will be moving through ontario tonight, heading towards quebec, eastern canada, bringing in plenty of rainfall, widespread rain, too. behind that, another system is going to drop in towards ontario. so it is not going to dry out too much more for you here. some areas will be looking at chillier conditions. with this some, snow is a

is the time you would use if you were heading north towards the golden gate bridge. for half of the tunnel has been there and that is how it is used to cross from the north down to the southbound side without driving across the span and pay the toll. >> new for you this morning, president obama is celebrating labor day in detroit. he will be addressing thousands of liberty union's about his ideas to create jobs and help grow the economy. that speech is set for 10:00 a.m. our time and will take place at a rally sponsored by the metropolitan cio. it will serve as a dry run of the speech he will deliver thursday night. employers added no jobs in august. the first time since 1945. >> 7:08 a.m.. we are back with more in a couple of minutes. do not go away. we have more hours than any other station on the planet giving your local news. let's take a peek from the roof on van ness ave. we will be right back. >> some scary moments for passengers about to land in ottawa on sunday. take a look at their plane. if the commercial jet crashed. it skidded off the runway at odd way international. the fire crews work on the scene. a fuel leak strong. one of the

the united states has decided to keep north korea on its list of countries with no religious freedom. the annual report from the us state department also included china, myanmar, iran and sudan. song ji-sun has the details. north korea has maintained its position on the list of countries with no religious freedom... according to the international religious freedom report released by the us state department on tuesday. english "secretary clinton has designated eight states as countries of particular concern. they are burma, china, eritrea, iran, north korea, saudi arabia, sudan and uzbekistan." the list of countries has remained unchanged since 2009... while ten other countries, including afghanistan, egypt, pakistan and russia were cited for failing to sufficiently protect religious rights. the report stated that, although the constitution and other laws and policies protect religious freedom in north korea, genuine religious freedom does not exist... as the government severely restricts religious activity, except that which is tightly supervised by officially recognized groups linked to the government. the north

the number one? >> he has done oit all on his own. >> his mattress is full of money. >>> this comes to us from wcnc news channel 36 in charlotte, north carolina, where the weak economy is accomplishing what neither snow nor rain nor gloom of night could do for one mail carrier. over the past ten years tony has formed family-like ties with one community by going above and beyond, including helping children and stopping burglaries while delivering the mail. budget cuts are forcing him to be reassigned, so residents organized special good-byes to show him just how much he'll be missed. >>> i'm vinita nair and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> two baby giant sea otters are getting ready for their close-up, getting ready to meet the public at los angeles zoo. they still need to be bottle-fed for a few months, but they take turns going on exhibit with their parents as soon as they are done. for now the pups continue to learn to swim. >>> a group of jail birds escaped from an australian prison this week and arrived at their new home. the 6-week-old emu chicks were hatched in a prison as pa

the west, north and east. that's bringing us offshore 24r0e. and pulling in some of the heat from the central valley. it's pushing the storm track well north right now. that is why we're seeing a huge warming trend. temperatures in the mid-to-upper 90s. i wouldn't be surprised in the east bay valley. car thermometer hits 100 a couple of times. dublin could be one of the official cooler areas. we have mid-to-upper 80s. exception is fremont in 90. richmond at 82 degrees. south bay today, upper 80s to low 90s. we'll be right at 90 in saratoga and san jose. 80 in millbrae, 82 in san mateo. upper 80s. low 90s for the rest of the peninsula. upper 80s to low 70s along the coast. may hit 74 in sunset. 80 in downtown. 82 in south san francisco. 86 in saucelito. low to mid-90s through the north bay. at the beaches, low to mid-70s. same for monterey and carmel. mid-80s in santa cruz and salinas. mid-90s throughout morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. head to central valley. mid-to-upper 90s today. sunny and 77 at tahoe. 83 at big sur. sunshine. 84 in l.a. 104 and sunshine in palm springs. back home tonight, you ca

from the north. the un team is taking you on a trip to spitzbergen entrepreneur ago. where twenty years after the us is ours collapsed to read when life is still a growing strong. in the world should not. the statue of lenin presides over a ghost. understood it has become a tourist sites for those overcome by the cold war in the style of. the close up special edition. it's. easy. to. see. it just joins a very warm welcome to talk to you i mean you stories here on r.t. putting a scope to stop and search the british government faces pressure to curb exceptional police powers intended for use in counterterrorism as all the loopholes in british law allow terror suspects to be locked up for years without charge or trial. and recounts and voices america's concerns over certain sectarian violence across the arab world probably the wave of washington backed up risings in a new report on religious freedom the u.s. secretary of state urged arab nations not to trade a blunt form of repression for another. but hopes of salvation for the euro coming from asia face as china makes it clear the e.u. must take respo

the satellite view shows us how widespread to the north bay and east bay shoreline from oakland to san the peninsula coastline. visibility is less than a mile. >> there is a minor chance of that northern sonoma can the county could get a sprinkler to on sunday. cooler weather and nonetheless. i can see how much the inland highs will drop come saturday. mid-90s to mid '80s on saturday. that is your weather. we will keep you updated throughout the morning. watching the fog and delays at sfo. more on that in a little bit. >> a man suspected of killing a woman found dead inside a richmond press what has been shot by police. craig skalar alive at the scene in san leandro with details. >> this 42 year-old man was suspected in the murder of his ex-girlfriend, a tip to the san leandro police saying that he was at this house last night and in fact he was. with the help of a richmond police he was here and there was a standoff all night until about 140 am. he is at a hospital and now facing charges. they tried everything they could to try to negotiate effective now works of finally ended in a vi

joining us now from north carolina the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com. mr. goldberg. you can figure this one out, bernie. >> i will give you two possibilities again with the usual proviso that these are just theories. one is she gave him a valentine story hoping to win over the regime and get a real interview for tomorrow's today show. if that's the case, fine. >> bill: don't you lead with your strength? >> yeah, we may not have it thep yet. she may have shown that to show the propaganda ministry or whatever they call it over there to say look we did a nice story. can we get an interview? >> bill: i get it. >> the second possibility is that it is just crummy journalism. that's possible too. i know you like history, bill. t me but the this into some kind of historical context. hitler was often portrayed as playing with his dog and frolicking with school children and looking out from his balcony at the beautiful bavarian mountains under a beautiful blue sky. and they did this to make him look like mr. nice guy. but it was the german prop began that industry and not edwa

from the north. those will converge on top of us to bring us a chance of rain over the weekend.ow, talk about the winds. fairly light this morning. ed 9 miles per hour at sfo. 6 miles per hour at fairfield. everybody else is calm and the air mass is warm. warmer than yesterday morning thanks to the mid-level clouds out there and the low-level patchy clouds we're dealing with. 8:00, still in the 50s and 60s with fog around the bay shore. clouds at the coast. clouds will be out at the coast by noon. with 60s there. 70s around the bay shore. 80s inland. we have pockets of sunshine develop along the coast in the afternoon hours. mid-to-upper 60s, half moon bay, san francisco. mid-to-upper 70s, bay shore. still low to mid-90s in east bay valley. fire danger, first one is going to be down in los padres national forest for the dry thunderstorms this evening through saturday morning. we have risk of thunderstorms in sierra and possibility of dry thunderstorms there could heighten the fire danger. at home, we have a drop in temperatures, nearly 8 to 16 degrees away from the coast by sund

we are sort of stuck in between the two systems, a bermuda high from the east in an area of low pressure to the north and west of usthis has been the situation for the last couple of days and that is why our weather pattern has been so stagnant. some changes are on the way and we will get things moving. we have a cold front on the way and before you know it, we will have temperatures of daytime highs in the 60's. we will talk about when that will happen in a few minutes. >>> we are following some developing news from afghanistan where one american was killed and another injured during an overnight attack at the cia office in kabul. officials believe the gunmen was an afghan employee of the u.s. government. they said a person was not authorized to have a weapon. the victims have not been identified and the motive of this shooting still remains unclear. >>> on capitol hill, the senate is expected to vote today on a stopgap funding bill to keep the government funded until november. the bill would provide nearly $4 billion in disaster aid to fema which is now nearly broke. the senate version of this bill does not propo

amphibious attack led by us general macarthur at the port city of incheon during the korean war... rescued the south korean and un forces deperately defending the pusan perimeter from the north korean troops who pushed down all the way south. the rok-us joint operation led to recapturing the capital city of seoul two weeks later. 61 years later, on thursday, more than 11-hundred war veterans, military officials, families and friends gathered on board a 14-ton landing ship "dokdo"... to remember the victory of that day. sailors paid tribute to those who lost their lives during the the war dead by throwing flower reefs into the sea... remembering their sacrifice and heroism. the navy official in charge says this is the first time this annual event was held on a ship... giving citizens a unique experience on the 14-ton ship "dokdo". korean "last year we had the ceremony on land and this year we have invited the war veterans and citizens to ship dokdo. this will be an opportunity to honor the veterans and raise awareness of national security for citizens." the ceremony marking the 61st anniversary of the battle of incheon was also attended by south korea's chief of naval operati

the north bay that's it. the ref of us just have extra clouds and cooler conditions -- sunday afternoon. less than a 10th of an inch of rain in the north bay. temperatures drop away fromcoast 8 to 16° sunday. once that cold front passes, warmer weather and more sunshine, next week. >> did he said sunshine? i think he said sunshine. >> he did say sunshine. >>> say an low ha to aulani the new disney re-- a low ha to aulan that's the new destiny park that just opened in hawaii. >> reporter: you can see behind me, the sun is shining britly on oahu's shore. last -- last night after the sun went down the aulani resort celebrated with dancing drums and disney. this is the celebration there's in the making from the concept to the construction to the completion. now disney's aulani resort is ready to say welcome. if you come, this resort prides itself on how it captures the mystery of hawaii. >> there's a rich culture here and a very, very deep and strong pride in that. we thought, well let's honor that and not in any way fight it or try to overwhelm it. >> reporter: instead, they embraced it. working with native hawaiian consultants to achieve authenticity. >> don't get hawai

got money from the government and know that libya is in chaos and the islam is the religious extremists have got a foothold and they use it as a piece from which to spread their ideas across north africa and the. voice that we're actually limited. to the previous regime and now being read so you're absolutely right i mean the comparison with afghanistan of course iraq is is often also quoted many people will say that the royce that people enjoyed before. the previous regimes were perhaps even the ones the. very very interesting i mean no matter what when you get people from the western world used to a very different kind of government involved in getting involved you know what has for thousands of years been tribal it's just hard to imagine that they can really understand and get a grasp on how to move forward daniel bushell arctic. joining us from brussels belgium thanks so much let's talk now about an interesting way certain members of certain communities are working to get things done barbacoa this is a small village in colombia south america or for two months women there have been on strike but they're not forming picket lines or shouting slogans in the street you know thes

the north bay that's it. the ref of us just have extra clouds and cooler conditions -- sunday afternoon. less than a 10th of an inch of rain in the north bay. temperatures drop away fromast 8 to 16° sunday. once that cold front passes, warmer weather and more sunshine, next week. >> did he said sunshine? i think he said sunshine. >> he did say sunshine. >>> say an low ha to aulani the new disney re-- a low ha to aulan that's the new destiny park that just opened in hawaii. >> reporter: you can see behind me, the sun is shining britly on oahu's shore. last -- last night after the sun went down the aulani resort celebrated with dancing drums and disney. this is the celebration there's in the making from the concept to the construction to the completion. now disney's aulani resort is ready to say welcome. if you come, this resort prides itself on how it captures the mystery of hawaii. >> there's a rich culture here and a very, very deep and strong pride in that. we thought, well let's honor that and not in any way fight it or try to overwhelm it. >> reporter: instead, they embraced it. working with native hawaiian consultants to achieve authenticity. >> don't get hawaiia

turkey who agreed to host parts of america's missile defense system the us and says it's designed to counter a possible attack from iran or north korea peace analyst gagnon tells r t that's not what the shield is all about. us is using nato and nato expansion as the i think the poor of the caribbean draw you know other countries like turkey in romania making them feel like they're going to be taken care of by the european union. but clearly we're talking about here is major tensions in the region between the united states missile defense deployments that are now going into poland. and other countries in the coming years as well as nato expansion throughout the region we're seeing basically encircled in russia at the same time the u.s. is doing the same thing to china with its bases in missile defense deployments in japan south korea okinawa. the u.s. is deploying patriot missile the systems on your i want and so this is clearly trying to control and you can see in both russia and china. more of the week's top stories still to come including is storage the launch of iran's first nuclear plant . the russian built we share but sti

got money from the government know that libya is in chaos and the islamists the religious extremists have got a foothold and they using it as a base from which to spread their ideas across north africa and beyond the. limits. of the previous regime and you're absolutely right i mean the comparison with afghanistan of course iraq is is often also quoted many people will say that the rule is that people enjoyed before. the previous regimes were perhaps even than the ones they. are very very interesting i mean no matter what when you get people from the western world used to a very different kind of government involved and getting involved with you know what has for thousands of years and tribal it's just hard to imagine that they can really understand and get a grasp on how to move forward daniel bushell arctic. correspondent is joining us from boston brussels belgium thanks so much well that will do it for this evening but for more on the stories we covered but aren't you don kongs last usa or you tube dot com slash r t america should also follow me on twitter and brazee and christine. just put it to cheer i believe when i was like a million years old if you told the truth. i

the resolutions they voted for us. thank you very much for playing. one miles from the north pole. to spitzbergen on a good time ago. twenty years. the world. has become a tool for those old of the cold war and the. special edition. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms. of the future coverage in the united kingdom and she's available in the house bill and was the one who chose the old waverly hotel because i'm still searching the millstone hotels some country house holiday in the pool. halls the remember the creamy the chesterfield the montague the child the royal the rubens hotel. top stories this hour on r.t. the us and remain your son a strategic defense pact that will now fully authorize the deployment of ballistic missile interceptors in romania moscow renews its demands from the eagle guarantees that the nato system won't be aimed at russia and germany attempted to greece's potential default by members of the euro zone to stick together and stormy skies are looming over europe as he turns to the organs for help. libyan transitional forces are given residents of the deceased gad

as it does we are going to look at our next weathermaker from the north and west of us. that will be providing the cooler air will resume tomorrow. 77 in fremont. 64 at the coast. 67 partly cloudy in the city. enjoy today, cooler days on the way. >>> good morning. live shot in walnut creek, 680 as you are heading toward the 24 junction, heading in the southbound direction, a little bit of bunching as you enter the intersection. be prepared for road work in farther south. both lanes should be picked up very quickly. toll plaza is very light. metering lights remain off. few cars headed into san francisco. take a look at bart and public transit so far so good. train number one good out of stockton and key drive routes out of marin. >>> sue, thank you very much. >>> a san jose school has a major problem with minis. dress code that has taken the cheer out of a group of cheerleaders. >> what has one napa valley wine maker toasting. >> call it facebook with fences. a local service can tip you off when children's messages cross the line. >> and they are cleaning out attic and you

us. i'm bill o'reilly. the purveyor of we are in order-- bernardgoldberg pain com. were the moderators fair and balanced. mr. goldberg joins us from northet's begin with brian williams and the death penalty question. >> okay. >> your state executed 234 death row inmates, more than any other governor in modern times. have you struggled to sleep at night with the idea that any one of those might have been innocent? >> no, sir, i've never struggled with that at all. >> bill: okay. so a lot of conservative pundits on talk radio today talking about it. that shows williams' left wing bias and you say? >> well, i say that was an interesting way to ask a question. i want to repeat it so we can set up what's to come. let's imagine: do you struggle to sleep at night with the idea that one of those might have been innocent? brian williams would say, i'm sure, that that was a fair question, asked professionally and all that. so let's turn the tables and see how fair it was. let's say a conservative journalist was questioning a panel of liberal democrats running for president of the united states and the conservative journalist said, all of you at o

recent weakness present in the rich and see for bargain hunters and the sequence of all from north korea capital believes that the us sports investing now would be risky. taking into consideration prices and lot of all this. is very attractive but the main point is that very significant outflow of global money is supposed to hit that place right now according to the recent i.m.f. research paper around eight point two billion dollars from emerging europe and through russia supposed to be at all so there is a big opportunity for emerging market being on the top level right now for big funds but unfortunately more are trying to be conservative and still be in cash and buying u.s. treasuries and rather than looking to the emerging market. closely to look at the markets now we'll start with oil which is a higher trying to claw back from its biggest quarterly drop since two thousand and eight speculation that an extended european bailout fund approved by the german lawmakers today will support economic growth and fueled by the w.t. i is trading at around eighty one dollars per barrel while the brain planned this out aroun

from the city's nightclubs. john is live in north beach and tells us about the one thing that seems to be singled out here. >> gasia this is broadway. the hot spot for night life. bars everywhere and crime and violence. now the city officials are taking aim at public parking lots in these areas for their role in the problem. >> people flood north beach bars and restaurants at night especially on weekends and the problems and the bad actors follow. >> if they have weapon or anything in the car and go to the car and they drink in the bar they smoke or whatever is going on mostly in the parking lot. >> they own monroe nightclub. he says something needs to change. >> like many entertainment areas north beach battles crime and violence. this afternoon three officials announce new legislation to mandate big changes in parking lots and garagees. >> particularly since we know parking lot owners are profiting from the entertainment industry but not doing their part to make sure that our city is safe. >> the changes would include better lighting, mandatory security plans and attendance or security officers on site until 3:00

extremists is now called real media by the state department their coverage is just in line with us support of a series of regime changes in north and the middle east. from the beginning. into an international. network and that they did but the channel used to send messages from osama to obama and recalled al qaeda t.v. l.g. . zero is doing is vicious inaccurate and inexcusable now al-jazeera is getting why the shout outs on local us not works but soon might be coming to your cable box right here in our area this is a situation where the media has become almost a combat zone in itself and who controls media we see it with fox news we see it with other channels around the world now we're seeing it with his era i think the u.s. will try to influence even more and perhaps praise more al-jazeera has been a leader in that are literally changing people's minds an attitude does iraq it's setting in the news agenda or is it and he's now a r t cairo. you can always find more of the stories we're covering at r.t. dot com here's what's a click away right now are fresh wave of violence in russia's north caucasus region where a string of terrorist strikes killed a po

the resolutions they voted for us. thank you very much pleasure. back in. one thousand miles from the north pole. the. trip to spitzbergen on compelled to go. twenty years. the world. has become a tool for those old because of the cold war and the stuff. the special edition. we'll. bring you the latest. from the. she's available in the house bill and. the. country house. the pool. halls. the crim to feel. the oil. the us. system. russia. has potential. to stick together. libyan transitional. strongholds. to restore order and security. in their stores and fifteen minutes from now in the meantime union is next with. thanks for joining us and this is sports that we've got plenty ahead in all this. no joke novak djokovic proves once again why he's top of the men's tennis three pitching his third bronstein crown of the season a new york city. on the ice to postpone the hockey league season begins five days after its scheduled kickoff following last week's deadly are crushed in your sleep. and yellow pearls could bun make further inroads into the top half of the russian premier league table with on the way

and the use of some work in tool to be sound especially under and all the current still very unstable. circumstances and best make it very much for prime. back untaught. one thousand miles from the north pole. the r.c. team is taking you on a trip to spitzbergen archipelago. where twenty years after the us is ours collapsed the suv between life is still going strong. and the world's most statue of lenin presides over a ghost town and more understood as it has become a tourist site for those overcome by the cold war in the style of. the close up special edition on our. wealthy british style. sometimes in the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on our. new authorities and maybe a vow to provide freedom and democracy but people say they're afraid any credit isn't all the new government will be met with severe punishment the french and german and stand down calls for greens to take out of the euro zone as the third anniversary of the two thousand and eight financial crash brings concerns another is close at hand. the signs up for nato's missile defense plan ag

the latest headlines to stay with us. hello and welcome to business here on our pipelines are sprouting across russia and only the other side of the country from north there brewski gas pipeline provides a new artery to markets in russia and business hours he says and the bulk of our travel there for us. this land is surrounded by some of the most and there are jews hungry and nations in the world consumption in places such as south korea and china is growing rapidly offering great opportunities for gas from to cash in especially now as it has loads of gas close to the region and red to be exported this new gas pipeline which was the most polluted is opening rods from faculty into large of us told it is able to supply thirty billing cubic meters of gas annually lots of the russian seed is the round here just a tiny part of that and that's why gas pump is desperate to find buyers for its extra gas and doesn't talks with several contras but it's not all so easy as the movement's talks with china are dragging uprise and possible supplies to south korea a complicated by risky transit through north korea why is there reason not a project to make use of t

rain is possible still by the weekend as this area of high pressure begins to break down from a series of lows to the north of usght now, under the influence of that high temperature, this is really what you need to know. your numbers for wednesday, 94 degrees in morgan hill. about 95 in gilroy. look at the beaches. mid-60s to low 70s. hottest temperatures will be east of the bay. 98 degrees in brentwood, tracy, oakley antioch back in through mountain house. meanwhile your north bay numbers will pan out to be up to 91 degrees in santa rosa. this is an autumn forecast but we're calling for summer-like temperatures until we see that chance of rain materialize north bay sunday possibly monday, as well. fisherman dave caught catfish today at lake del valle! we invite all of you to send your pictures to mypix@cbssf.com. a 10 pounder and a 5 pounder. >> thanks, roberta. >>> let's go back out live to that fire burning in san francisco on haight and fillmore streets. it appears firefighters have gained the upper hand. no flames right now and barely any smoke. earlier today the two far corners of the building were engulf

from the north pole. the arche keep mistaking you on a trip to spitzbergen on google ago. where twenty years after the us was ours collapsed the soviet dream of life is still going strong. for the world's northernmost statue of lenin presides over a ghost town where the suv it was huge has become a tourist site for those overcome by the cold war in the style. of. the close up special edition on our t.v. . if you. are going to take three months for a drug free. range free. three stooges free. old free broken a video for your media project a free media party dot com. the new york authorities in libya vowed to provide freedom and democracy but people say they're afraid any criticism of the new government will be met with severe punishment. france and germany stand down calls for greece to be kicked out of the euro zone as the third anniversary of the two thousand and eight financial crash brings concerns another's hand. and r.t. travels to norway spitzbergen archipelago an area that used to be the northern front in the cold war but it's now becoming a base for russia's advance into the ark. and took in busi

from us. local news second. 16% dialed into that. cnn 15%. nbc news 10. abc news 8. cbs 7. at the bottom, msnbc, 6%. all castro supporters. joining us from northarolina to analyze, bernie goldberg. first of all, what happened to cbs news, your old employer? that used to be the gold standard. >> the key words are used to be. bill, i promise you i'll talk about the polls,ut give me 15 seconds. i a bought your book this morning, "killing lincoln ." i bought it this morning. i spent all day reading it, fascinating. the most fascinating statistic, or piece of information was on page 273. it was just -- i didn't know this. that right after lincoln was assassinated in ford theater, you, you were 13 years old at the time, you went up to mrs. lincoln and said, yeah, yeah, yeah. besides that, what did you think of the show? i thought it was -- >> bill: i thought i was going to get a straight compliment out of you. i don't believe you bought it, number one. number two, come on. >> i thought it was a little cheeky, but it explains who you became today. on the poll, look, cbs news, don't forget, since walter cronkite went through dan rather and then sheafe

extremists has now called real media by the state department their coverage is just in line with us support of a series of regime changes in north and the middle east. from the beginning. into an international. network and that they did but the channel used to send messages from osama to obama and were called out kind of t.v. l.g. . it is true he is vicious inaccurate and excused now al-jazeera is getting why the shout outs on local us not works that soon might be coming to your cable box right here in our area this is a situation where the media has become almost a combat zone in itself and who controls speed we see it with fox news we see it with other channels around the world now we're seeing it with zero i think the us will try to influence since you're even more and perhaps pretties more al-jazeera has been a leader in that are literally changing people's minds an attitude all dizzy and says we can use it and or is it and he says no way archie carter. now a us cable leak from wiki leaks allege that the al-jazeera director was in contact with u.s. officials and responded to us complaints of negative coverage promising to tone down items on the stati

the resolutions they voted for us. thank you very much pleasure. back in. one thousand miles from the north pole. the. trip to spitzbergen on capella go. twenty years. the world. has become a target for those old of the cold war in the style. of the special edition. on our. time is the international court of all sides in the libyan civil war to prevent human brian sponheimer nation do the show with live jubilation on one of the down feet of some libyan say the now being accused by those who fought for that freedom . on a time when the u.s. is tightening its fiscal balance a flower saying private jailed see the referee for transco prison as they are accused of longing to expound the american justice system increase the number of the behind columns. ukraine considers the legality of daytraders the contaminates barrier around chernobyl a sign while the biggest name to design stuff tourists visit so we're bound to have allegations made provided on healthy competence to train international it's. called next door the next is from the world of sports with a touch. hello welcome no watching the sport on t.v.

the story and brings us this report from san jose. >> reporter: the body of cindy was found here at north 12th street. ese cellphone photos were given to us by a neighbor. it shows police at the house and this has neighbors shocked. >> the neighbors, they want him to be caught. >> he had lived in the house for about a month and always made neighbors nervous. they are searching for him where they say she remembered and desperate. he is 5'9" and 210 pounds. his capture is number one priority. >> at the present time when you have this type of crime we do not experience these types of crimes in san jose very often. >> he begin his one man crime spree in the morning. he approached a man pumping gas and shot him. he sped off in stolen nissan. it was recovered an hour later. this is where police carjacked cindy. the last she heard she was getting help with her stalled car. >> the battery died and five minutes later, an hispanic person is offering to help her. that is the last we heard ofer. >> dozens of officers searched the home complex after they spotted a man that looked like him in a car. they fired at hi

the heat will be cooler today constitute cooler heat as opposed. i'm learning something from eric. fascinating. low pressure that is moving to the north of us, that is going to drag cooler air in our neighborhoods. it will still be hot in our neighborhoods, it will be cool heat. right now when you step out, cooler heat. thanks. low to mid 60s, fairfield, antioch. 50s bref else and we do have fog down to half a mile. in novato, 48 degrees. still pretty warm in smirsome areas, low to mid 90s but palo alto, low to mid-80s. even a few upper 80s as you head into a deeper in the santa clara valley. 70s in richmond and 68 in san francisco. head down south, monterey bay, low to mid-70s even into salinas. here is a look at forecast, after a little bit of dip today, heat returns tomorrow especially inland and more significant cooling trend takes place saturday and through the weekend. >> good morning. after a quiet start. road work may slow you down, live look at the bay bridge toll plaza caltrans, two right lanes blocked between metering lights and treasure island. should be cleared up by 5:00. retrofitting project on dumbarton, 84 few lanes blocked