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reporter: whether attending the grand ole party in tampa, celebrating in charlotte, or watching from afar of apps bring the best from the 2012 conventions to you. the republican party is calling their event a convention without walls. users of the mobile app for apple and an android can watch live streamed. there are florida maps, local weather and info. the democrats also showcase their hosted city of charlotte in the convention center app. users can follow the features from an iphone, ipad or android as delegates their photos, videos and tweets and a convention floor pass to both cities. includes behind the scenes tid bits from ynn and time journalists, and access to cnn time polls and includes a social media hub where users can catch up on twitter buzz, check in on four square and browse and submit user generated cop at content. >>> one of the big stories coming out of the convention is going to be the weather. >> isaac is what all eyes are on, it's moved past ta states along the no, your northern gulf coastline are being threatened now. >> over to lynette charles. >>> we had our own r

we have seen it from afar. what sit like inside? >> the more i looked at the dust storm and i realize, it's massively huge. >> reporter: trapped inside a huge cloud, breathe canning be difficult. highways come to an absolute halt. the it's moving wall of dust and debris can be miles long. when thunderstorms begin to die out and collapse, rain-cooled air rushes to ground. and that kicks up dust and sends it rolling. may seems like you may have seen more dust storms recently and one of the reasons is extreme heat. phoenix is under heat wantings this week, 110 and above. thuel for the thunderstorms. >> ginger zee, thank you. >>> we have good now about congresswoman gab gee giffords. she is now going home to arizona. she and her husband had been living in houston and day a tweet that made us all smile here. our husband tweeting, moving back to tucson today. gabby has been waiting if their day for a long time. we are hering her on here. >>> and in london, the olympic games coming to an end. and not without an gold ge moment for americans

taking part in the country for the ferry first time monday's race two in the moscow region a dramatic afar to boot us concentrate the top off from its. prior to that in an incident that first race on a rainy sunday morning in one storm sykes rode almost flawlessly to make a bit of history by becoming the first winner at the moscow raceway ahead of b.m.w. rider milan very well reigning champion carolus chicken who started from pool crashed out along with four other contenders on the sleeve for the track is home all the more than what he said we lived in was out finish on just in a way because we did a lot of work yesterday on tires and you know to hold off it was a gamble and twenty six year old sykes was close to making it back to back double as the englishman took an early lead in the second race but this time around it was no wonder he who worked his way into first place despite starting the race from fear the thirty year old former more to d.p. would've squeezed by sykes on land fifteen and level of bed claiming his six we move the season current leader and former world champion was in

. >> reporter: it's a monsterous swirl of dust from afar but what's it like inside. >> they have really dark really fast. the more i looked at bust stormthe more i realized it is huge. >> reporter: trapped inside a cloud breathing can be difficult dust can take visibility to zero. highways come to an absolute halt. fast moving wolf dust and debris can be miles long and thousands of feet high. this is how it forms when a thunderstorm or many thunderstorms die out and collapse, rain cooled air rushes to the ground that kicks up sand and dust and send it rolling. -- sends it rolling. >> be a that was. [audio not understandable] >> i think that's crazy but it does add extra. [audio not understandable] >> now do we experience similar events here lynette where you have the pressure that pushes down with massive storms? >> yeah we can get that that's when you get the straight line thunderstorms they were talking about and damaging winds and that sort of thing. with you we don't get dust storms in the regions in the deserts and phoenix we see that. here for today we have thunderstorms possible

one reason this is an unfortunate pick in my opinion is that paul ryan has a thin record on foreign afares is a key criteria if you are going to be supporting the man who will be commander in chief. he has said relatively little about foreign affairs and when has it generally is brought back to his portfolio as head of the finance committee. he will talk about how it is important for america to thrive economically, to not appear to be in decline in order for us to have an effective foreign policy. and all that is absolutely true but unfortunately what we don't have from either the top or bottom of this ticket is a clear message on how these people will see the world and react to the world events when they get into the white house if they do. >> well, the current and former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff have both said that our nation's exploding debt is a huge threat to this country. if paul ryan is a guy who can bring the national debt in line, help bring the national debt in line doesn't that bode well for foreign policy? >> i think potentially it does. of course, there are other

we have seen it from afar. what is it like inside? >> it got really, really dark really, really fast. the more i looked at the dust storm and i realize, it's massively huge. >> reporter: trapped inside a huge cloud, breathing can be difficult. dust can choke visibility to zero. highways come to an absolute halt. the fast moving wall of dust and debris can be miles long and thousands of feet high. here is how it forms. when thunderstorms begin to die out and collapse, rain-cooled air rushes to ground. and that kicks up dust and sends it rolling. may seem like you may have seen more dust storms recently and one of the reasons is extreme heat. phoenix is under heat warnings this whole weekend, that is 110 and above. that is extra fuel for the thunderstorms that make the dust storms. >> extraordinary so see from the skies. ginger zee, thank you. >>> we have good now about congresswoman gabby giffords. a year and a half after that tucson shooting. another hurdle crossed. giffords is going home to arizona. she and her husband had been livin

things but it is really my privilege not to introduce a lady to you who i have watched really from afar. i have really just had the pleasure of meeting ms. davis in the last few years. i can remember when i first saw her on tv and thought, here is a woman filled with dignity and compassion, so articulate, and she really helped us to understand what was happening in the world. you know, most of you know that ms. davis was the first black female journalist in the west. and she really did change the face and focus of news. she has recently written a book that is very important, both for her but for us, because it really tells the story of her life and all that has gone on in the world she has lived in. my angelo was quoted as saying "no people can say they understand the times in which they have lived unless they have read this book." the name of that book is "never in my wildest dreams." belva davis. [applause] [applause] >> listen, thank you very much for that generous round of applause. i am going to start out by boring you, telling you what my mourning has been like. because i am is no

he's rather by at the game watching while the team came up short today they still got applause from afar ending the game win or lose the little league way. >> the game is over the heater is emptying if they're back here next weekend that means the young men are playing for the national perhaps the world championship. ktvu channel two news. >> more details about tomorrow's game. they're slated to flay team from new jersey. for tomorrow afternoon 1:00 pacific time. >> emerging from seclusion. the founder of the wiky leeks website he speaks to supports today. what he's asking the u.s. main think president to do. >>> caught on camera this rare site over lake michigan. >>> the fog has been on the increase this evening where. the flog be for morning commute. the temperature change you can expect for the afternoon hours for your afternoon. and the coolest day for your upcoming week. it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the econo

i look at san francisco politics from afar and wonder, what the heck? san francisco politics look like a very narrow ideological spectrum. is it more than just two parties getting further away from each other? >> let's talk about what is really going on. in america, american public is not more divided than it was 30 or 40 years ago. what we have happened is the sorting of parties. moderate republicans used to be conservative democrats. but there are not as around any more in the two parties. the parties are becoming quite rambunctious and fighting a lot. you are going to their respective corners. that is what we are seeing in american politics. that is the nature of politics. there is always a little bit polarization. but gosh, you might learn from someone who has a different perspective from you. i can talk to people of all sorts of opinions. i am amazed at what i can learn from people have different political views from i do. let me follow up. there is a lot of research that says polarization has a positive aspect been that many people worry about, wh

he's rather by at the game watching while the team came up short today they still got applause from afarthe game win or lose the little league way. >> the game is over the heater is emptying if they're back here next weekend that means the young men are playing for the national perhaps the world championship. ktvu channel two news. >> more details about tomorrow's game. they're slated to flay team from new jersey. for tomorrow afternoon 1:00 pacific time. >> emerging from seclusion. the founder of the wiky leeks website he speaks to supports today. what he's asking the u.s. main think president to do. >>> caught on camera this rare site over lake michigan. >>> the fog has ♪ ♪ i'm thinking sweet ♪ and i'm thinking new ♪ i'm thinking all these brilliant colors ♪ ♪ shining through ♪ i'm thinking sunshine ♪ i'm thinking sunshine ♪ i'm thinking [ whistles ] ♪ i'm thinking [ whistles ] [ female announcer ] 40 delicious flavors that feel as good as they taste. yoplait, it is so good! . >>> it's a pretty rare natural phenomenon on video. five waterspouts dancing on lake michigan yesterday. natio

even some of his closest friends don't recognize the man they see from afar. how well did mrs. romney paint a picture of her husband, and how important is it to get a clearer sense of who he is? >> i think guest: very critical, and i think it was received, although more in the sense of who she is. she is better one-on-one, she is more personable. i think that came across. i am not sure she got deep enough into her husband's light to humanize him in a big way. a lot of that will be left to him. this has been a problem that mitt romney has had his entire political career. many people have noted that he is not ronald reagan, not bill clinton, not a great retail campaigner. he can be awkward, he can be off-putting. we see almost every week he says something that feels a little bit of key. in his defense, that is not what he is selling himself as. he is coming in as the guy to knows how to get things done, has the courage to impose difficult solutions. on one hand, it is an issue, and voters want to be able to connect with him and like him, and he needs that to happen to win to a de

. >> they may look good from afar, but there's a lot of problems with them. there's gopher holes in there. >> at leland high school -- >> i can't wait. every time i go into fields meetings and we try to come one a schedule to fit all the teams on these practice fields, we're trying to find homes for them and it's so difficult at times. >> reporter: it will mean more time for coaching as well. >> right now when it comes winter time and daylight savings hits, and it gets darker earlier, we have nowhere to practice and we have to go all the way to san jose. >> this gift will pay for decades. >> a synthetic field will allow us access all year long, whether it's raining or not. >> reporter: now the donor in this case wants to remain anonymous, but the councilwoman for this district says that that could change when the time comes for the grand opening. the city is planning a plaque to commemorate this very generous gift. >> thank you, chris. still ahead at 6:00, mitt romney takes aim at california. though gop nominee's critical comments about the state's economy. >

i look at san francisco politics from afar and wonder, what the heck? san francisco politics look like a very narrow ideological spectrum. is it more than just two parties getting further away from each other? about what is really going on. in america, american public is not more divided than it was 30 or 40 years ago. what we have happened is the sorting of parties. moderate republicans used to be conservative democrats. but there are not as around any more in the two parties. the parties are becoming quite rambunctious and fighting a lot. you are going to their respective corners. that is what we are seeing in american politics. that is the nature of politics. there is always a little bit polarize asian. polarization. but gosh, you might learn from someone who has a different perspective from you. i can talk to people of all sorts of opinions. i am amazed at what i can learn from people have different political views from i do. let me follow up. there is a lot of research that says polarization has a positive aspect been that many people worry about,

but you don't -- do you take a side in any of that or do you just mock it from afar? >> well, obviously, i don't care because none of this really amounts to anything. but, when you are the mayor of a large city and you are saying we are not going to grant permits to somebody, that should be grounds for dismissal. i mean, that's unconstitutional. you should be removed from your position if you are making those kinds of proclamations as mayor of a large metropolitan city. that's insanity. >> bill: i think that people should follow your advantage, carolla, your example i should say because you were denied a job at taco bell, which is the subject of your new book, but you, i did not hear you call for a boycott or a ms. cot or a girl cot of taco bell because they discriminated against you, wouldn't hire you and you rose above it. and that's what i think should happen here. last word. >> that's right. i polled myself up by my own harachi's. i tried to arrange a bean cot for a while. that didn't take. >> bill: didn't work. >> here i am today literally a millionaire and on th

pat holmes says she watched from afar as the fire scorched all the land surrounding her home. she thought it was a goner after she was given the all clear to go back she went to find that the house was completely untouched. >> it's gone. you know what, god gave it to us and we've enjoyed it so much. what i was concerned ability was the neighbors who lived here and their homes. >> and those neighbors were not so lucky. their home, one of at least 70 destroyed there. the fire's only 25% contained right now. >> tough situation out there. >>> time for weather and traffic on the ones. we had gorgeous weather. we want it to continue through the whole weekend. >> just say yes, veronica. >> yes. >> not so much. >> right, that means not so much. that's a great shot behind you there that sun rise, guys. what's the weather going to be like this weekend? it's not going to be all bad. it's not going to be completely lousy. probably a c minus because still clouds coming through from time to time. just a little bit of rain for early saturday morning. 63 to 68. gaithersburg, camp springs. 73

artillery guns stationed and shelled the town every day, day or night, with indiscriminate violence from afarat really took place and has been a lot of time of the free syrian army fighters in zabadani, it is emblematic are microcosm of what happened in syria as a whole. characteristic of this revolution, that began in the countryside, zabadani started its uprising to accept the revolution began on march 15, 2011. these were overwhelmingly peaceful protests, non-violent protests, people taking to the square calling for change. the response by the regime was similar to what happened in the rest of syria, a crackdown by the security forces, violence against demonstrators, widespread detentions and raids on neighborhoods. i made 27, a 26-year old man was shot in the stomach and died. he was their first revolutionary martyr in zabadani. since then, the protest grew despite the violence, but the death toll continued to climb. by august or september of 2011, young men in zabadani began arming themselves to protect demonstrations and there was an increasing rate of militarization of the revolution.

we moved him afar away as possible for the lunchen. >> i'm going to do it. it wouldn't be prudent.a carvy. we were coming into the speech room said ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, and in walked dana carvy. >> first thing i noticed is podium for the other guy over there would love to be up here but i'm down here. [ laughter ] >> so we didn't really have any issues with family, but our dog did bite a reporter. [ laughter ] but right after that i got a big sack of correspondence to sign and go through anded in the correspondence was a letter from barney. and he wrote and said he was so embarrassed, he was really sorry he had made a mistake. he thought that reporter was with the "new york times." [ laughter ] >> i hope people will remember george and i think they will for having the determination and the toughness and the persistence to be able to see us through in our country through such a very difficult time. after the terrorist attack, i'm so proud of george. >> integrity, honesty, never a taint of scandal around his presidency. i think we forget the impor

pat holmes says she watched from afar as the flames scorched the land surrounding her home. she thought it was a goner. after she was given the all clear to go back, she found the house completely untouched. >> i thought, well, it's gone. but you know what, god gave it to us and we've enjoyed so much. i was concerned about the neighbors who lived here and their homes. >> her neighbors were not so lucky. their home is one of at least 70 destroyed. the taylor bridge fire is only 25% contained right now. >> you look at all destruction. still burning. >> yes. >> there are more people who are going to be suffering these sorts of losses. >> our hearts go out to those folks for sure. >>> 21 minutes after the 5:00 hour right now. and veronica johnson is in for tom this morning with a look at the forecast. >> hi, everybody. you know, stepping out the door this morning, clear sky, uh-huh. clear sky for us. that means sunshine early in the day. then clouds are coming our way for the late afternoon. even some showers and storms. so it's sunglasses and umbrella weather for today. tempera

we were taking their cases from afar, crating online petitions for them to stop deportations. -- creatingpetition for them to stop deportations. what we found, like expected, the majority of cases here are low priority cases that according to president obama's announcement last year, he was not going to be departing. yet, they're all being held here. >> viridiana martinez, are you going to be deported? >> [unintelligible] based on the deferred action announcement, i am pretty safe, i would say. the people that came in here, the cases i came to expose are those who do not have the spotlight. if they're not dreamers. they're the people that have been detained for two and a half years, over eight months now, that are suffering with medical conditions. they clearly should be released, and they are not. they are being held here. this place is owned by [unintelligible] there is money being made at the expense of the suffering of these people. >> viridiana martinez, thank you for being with us, a dream activist with the niya who got arrested on purpose so she could find out if others are there w

it's nice to view from afar. >> yeah.bsolutely. >>> i was in texas this past week and they still had triple dinlg sxwrit heat. looks like we finally got rid of ours but we've got rain now. >> go figure. just what we need. you can't have it perfectly. if sun is still not up, tom. >> yeah. sun rise is still not around until 6:30 or so. we have a mostly cloudy sky. it is rather humid. we do need the rain. we got some yesterday right now, storm team4 radar showing some light showers now in charles county and that is moving off to the north end of prince george's county. getting heavy downpours just southeast of cambridge on the eastern shore. bus stop forecast for this monday, back to school. showers east of d.c. other wise. partly sunny. low 70s here for the next few hours. watch out for students at the bus stop hour by hour today. noontime, lunch hour. low 80s. partly sunny and humid. late afternoon, scattered thunder showers. seven-day outlook in ten minutes. >>> i'm thinking not only do you have to look out for students,

that have to be addressed because somebody can circumvent some security and log into the cage from afar, right? the impact on the co-located system is it's much harder to break into co-located systems than it is into something that's not co-located. i think co-location actually helps a lot with this. >> irene, would you agree that getting back to the machines that there needs to be better oversight of the machines? >> absolutely. i think there's a huge disconnect and has been between trading and really the formal process of software development. what these trading systems are are software systems. you really need to follow the thorough testing procedure and things to be able to -- and risk management to be able to really deliver a functional system. but this is the case not just specific to this particular industry. like, think of -- let's say, again, going back to the car analogy. you have cars on the road. they are all different cars. they buy all different manufacturers. there's no specific model that cars have to drive. not everybody has to drive the same car. but at the same time p

writing about them from my vantage point from afar is interesting and inspiring to me to see the kind of lives and the way they carry to this day from the people they lost. >> two questions if i could not having read the book yet i'm wondering whether you cover the political attack on the general as exemplified by the general petraeus comment and the other is can you speak about your experience at west point? >> we do touch on general petraeus for those that haven't read the book and no theater history move on dhaka word took on an ad of the day general petraeus was testifying as a timber of 2007 and there were questions about the veracity of the statistics he was using to report progress whether it was petraeus or vitre us as it was misled in the press. another thing we try to show in the war is the human side of him, the burden of command and master of command and how important it is for someone at that level to always keep the mask on to give the troops hope. at the end of the day he was human and it's tough for the troops to be questioned. there are a lot of rhetoric in the room a

this is one team you want to watch from afar and did not invest in.t bought the company for 1.4 billion, now they're selling it, not a bad return. >> the company has 10 percent of the world's population liking them. asked >>mark: cash rob fladeboe, kron4 morning news. >>grant: an update on that member of art that we told you about earlier in the broadcast. police have found the vehicle that they were searching for. it is a gmc yukon, they found the vehicle in pleasanton near the stone bridge small at a j.c. penney home store parking lot adjacent to the mall. the one-year-old ron has been kidnapped. jacqueline martina's. there also still looking for this guy, a suspect in the abduction. they have reason to believe that the suspect in the one year old girl who had been kidnapped or headed towards the bay area. we will continue to follow this december over out of san joaquin county that has now moved into the bay area. ron and on to the latest with your weather forecasts. here is a live look from the roof camera. looking back over downtown san francisco,

. >> reporter: a monstrous swirl of dust the we have seen it from afar. what is it like inside. >> it got really, really dark, really, really fast. the more that i looked at the dust storm the more i realized this thing is massively huge. >> reporter: trapped inside a huge cloud, breathing can be difficult. dust can choke visibility to zero. highways come to a halt. the fast moving wall of dust and debris can be miles long and thousands of feet high. here its how it forms. when a thunderstorm or many thunderstorms begin to die out and collapse, rain cooled air rushes to the ground. that momentum kicks up sand and dust and sends it rolling. it may seem like you have seen more of these storms recently. and one of the reasons is excessive heat. now phoenix has the and will see today record numbers. in the way of high temperatures. that all is fuel for the thunderstorms that cause the dust storms. ginger zee, abc news, new york. >> remarkable. a look at the nation's weather. as ginger mentioned, the threat of monsoons in the southwest with flooding and gusty

and so i at least kind of gave you a big shoutout and a wave, hey, zain, from afar but i'm sorry we didn'tphysically get together. you and i will talk later on in the next hour. >> i know you had more interesting plans than to meet up with me. >> well, i wouldn't say it was more interesting. i did want to get you in there, but it was interesting nonetheless. we'll talk again in the next hour. thanks so much. we'll find another opportunity to get together face-to-face, though. it will happen. zain verjee in london there at the olympic park. >>> less than three months in counting until the presidential election. and in the next few days, we could know who will be mitt romney's running mate. our political panel will weigh in on his potential choices. [ male announcer ] let's say you need to take care of legal matters. wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, less-expensive option than using a traditional lawyer? well, legalzoom came up with a better way. we took the best of the old and combined it with modern technology. together you get quality services on your terms, with total customer

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a venting of frustration from afar. >> governor romney -- >> governor romney.e question] >> reporter: across his eight-day trip romney answered two questions from britain reporters and conducted eight interviews. not a geyser of information but at least fielding questions from the pros who cover him full time. contrast that with president obama, who last took questions from the white house press core, six of them to be exact nearly two months ago at the g-20 summit in mexico. at a cabinet meeting on july 26th the chief executive joked about hissess strangement from the press core telling a reporter who pitched the question about the colorado movie theater massacre that he could ask white house press secretary jay carney for the reporter's known number. keith koffler who wrote about this yesterday told fox news he's heard little protest about it on the part of his colleagues in the white house press core. >> i've been covering the white house since 1997 and i've never seen a president who is so inaccessible to his own press core. clinton, bill clinton was incred

bill: we are all watching this hearing from afar. what will you uncover in this?, quite a few things. i mean, this is one of those hearings that there's so much material, so much waste in government that it's almost difficult, where do you start? i mean, these conferences that the president did an executive order on a year ago continue to go on. 77 conferences after the president did an executive order. and then the vice president was supposed to do a across-the-board with every department, every department secretary, make sure these bonuses weren't happening, and we found there's $3.7 million in bonuses just within gsa. one bonus for performance, another bonus for tier, i mean, several different bonuses coming out of several different pots of money. but the most egregious thing is where they've broken the law and tried to get around congress with this new building of the world trade center in new york, they're going to spend over $350 million on a lease without having any idea what tenants are going in there or cost justification. they're just circumventing congr

a watching you, clarissa, it reminded me -- some of you have heard me say this from afar.d had just one saying. i have played sports, but it was nothing like this child. i played sports and i thought it was the essence of what was most important in my life in high school and college. my dad would have only one thing to say when he would watch me play football or baseball from the time as replying in fourth grade. he would say, joey, just get up. you get knocked down, just get out. the child, you know how to get up. [applause] my dad used to say, the measure of a man or woman was not hot -- not whether they got knocked down, but how quickly they get back up. and guess what, detroit is getting back up. [cheers and applause] and i tell you, -- where is john conyers? thank you for the passport into the district. i know this is your district. and john is one of my great friend and my whole career. great to see you, buddy. and congratulations. i understand represented clark is here. where are you? hey, how are you doing, man? the only thing i don't like about him is that he is a