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. >> jimmy: mikey phelps -- >> mikey phelps -- >> jimmy: mikey phelps -- >> ryan lochte. >> jimmy: yeah this lochte guy? >> jimmy: this guy going around swimming over here. >> this guy's gonna swim. he's gonns push -- >> jimmy: gonna come in my pool and go, like, swimming all day. >> the way that guy bounces off the wall -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: diving off the board, doing flips and jumping in the water. >> yeah, and freestyling and -- >> jimmy: give him a medal and get him outta here. >> what's with this guy? >> jimmy: get over here. get outta here! >> give him some award! >> jimmy: get over here. get outta here. jersey -- all right, yeah. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: who do you like? do you like michael phelps. >> i love michael phelps. >> jimmy: i love michael phelps. >> i love that michael phelps, like, took a break. he's like, "olympic win, olympic win, olympic win. i'm going to go fade back and handle some business. handle some business." [ laughter ] "just relax for a minute." >> jimmy: smoke a big, fat doobie, yeah. [ laughter ] >> hey, the guy is 20-something yea

couple of patches of fog out toward the coasts wind major indy '60s >>> it live look at 101, near the mikey exit. but good to our map, i mentioned a car fired northbound 88. it looks may be cleared entirely prepared overnight there was a full freeway closure of northbound highway 17, that was a puzzle to wrap up of about 430. it should be a quiet ride all throughout downtown son as they >>> 436, the man suspected of opening fire in a call rodham movie theater is to becking court this morning. >>> homes will learn what charges he's facing. the suspected is accused of killing 12 and wounding 58. cameras will not be allowed into the court room. still no word on if whether or not the d.a. will seek the death penalty. the information included details about a package the suspect allegedly mailed to a psychiatrist. >>> when a patient stays a clear antimonide danger to a specific person, then we have an obligation to either one that person or family members and also appear release >>> we're learning new details of the shooting per it the aurora police chief says the up there were no security office

to define risk, he bought the 97.5 put for $2.50, now dan needs mikey to fall below the strike put price than by the $2.60 he spent. $2.60? we don't have multimillion shoe contracts. just spend less. dan sold the july 92.5 put for $1.35 and created his put spread. but more importantly, he made making money easier and here is how. between 2.60 he spent buying one put and the $1.35 he collected selling the other, he cut costs to to $1.95. and now instead of needing it to fall, he can see profits fall to $96. 25. hold the applause. because there is a tradeoff. by selling that put, dan has capped his gains to the difference of the strike of the put he bought and the strike of the put he sold. and since the time of the trade, nike trades nailed, making dan a winner. now athletes across the globe are tuned into the show, and they only have one question. what will dan do now? in case you didn't know, the show hugely popular in the world of sports. we'll see how much money was made. i don't think anybody believed me out there. dan's put spread costs 25 and can be sold for three times the amount

triple digits are heading in land, more on that coming up >>> this is a look at 1 01 near the mikey exit. and northbound and southbound down are moving at top speeds, more on your commutes coming up >>> vampire and was are taking over the convention center. others will camp out for a chance to see the final part of the twilight movie. basketball action is today's play of the day. indiana rep keep miles took a baseline past. here he comes. take that. a little based lined dump. that is our it play for the day. >>> touchdown. the 49ers win over the saints. it won them the espy awards for best game of year. >>> that was awesome. >>> mitt romney brewed at the end double acp convention. the one word that sparked boost throughout the crowd. and the leader that's set to defend the huge medical marijuana operation that's been targetted by the end and the homicide,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citib

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temperatures are expected to say way above average >>> near the mikey exit is where we have a photographer. let's go out toward the bay bridge. there is a report of baseball. it is westbound 80, on the upper deck. there earth said the got a team to help clear off toward the right hand shoulder. there was a car that ran down the embankment near botanical boulevard. west down high way for are seeing a few bright lights. a tunnel will be >>> since city could eventually become a stop on california's developing high-speed rail network. be a billion dollar express was line with feed into the state's highway system from palmdale. so we want to ask you this, would you support the idea thaof connecting the bullet train >>> the last thing the taxpayers need is to gamble the money on something worth less says a your >>> most were sleeping when the fire broke out at 4:00 this morning local time. 28 people are hospitalized with burns. an official says an electrical short circuit may have sparked the fire. the saws regime and rubble forces of battle achy neighborhood. the confirmed fighting is still goi

service in the government and i was ready to move back to california to be with my family tree is the mikey thought was bad policy for security and privacy issues to be centered under a military agencies such as the nsa. >> yes i did say that and i still believe that there needs to be a separation between civilian activities and cyberspace activities and the military activities. it's an important principal in american constitutional history. >> now, currently cybersecurity is working its way to the contras. do you have views on the current attitude towards cybersecurity in the congress? >> i think congress is concerned and i think a lot of people are concerned. the reality is everything it to the organization is vulnerable. that is the reality of this new high bertrand's print oral that we listen, and i think that we are all struggling with trying to figure not how to best to develop new policy structures and approaches for dealing with that. it is a challenge to do. it's much easier to write policies and implement successful programs, and no one has got all the answers. so i think it's goo

breaking news all morning long streets and cellular shutdown kcbs reporter mike: is there right now mikey tell us? >>> this all started about 4:00 this morning please call 1911 call of a possible home invasion robbery and this is right near matilda and washington. just in the last few minutes a second suspect when police first arrived on the scene they found it there were two men in the middle of the streets and they arrested one possible suspect in the last few minutes there is it possible second suspect and we notice paramedics responded you're also in sunnyvale and don't know the suspect the incident has the required any kind of medical treatment but this is just in the last two or three minutes this happened to my second suspect was taken into custody this is only about a block this is basically on the other side of one street over from the original house. this is jumping a couple of backyard fences. they're now is taken into custody and they just put in a police car. did least to placing this is connected to those? the do know offices and back to home invasion robbery. and they had a

first, here's that lucky devil, hey, mikey. >> ladies and mike. hopefully scott will join me, guys, we need to even the score. we're looking at the construction evening out the pavement. they are clearing the road. the exclamation points, crews clearing between 23rd and downtown and also we're looking here at 24 on the right. that's a crew. they clear these indicators you see the sensors slow. hold that thought while i check an accident reported for the area north of the bay bridge. away from the bridge, potential accident, a mattress in the roadway blocking some lanes so crews are heading out. there may be a traffic break. that's away from the bay bridge. now a live look past the coliseum. there was slowing right about high as the traffic break kicks in about here. things have smoothed out and an easy drive with the taillights. minor slowing. southbound side smooth down to the san mateo bridge. >> thank you, mike. >> coming up, a trip to the doctor's office without the waiting room. the app that puts mds on call for you. >> reporter: plus, a big

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