we will be right back. at the time now is for 53. --4:53. -- kron4.com >>erica: as we take a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast, we are talking extreme heat around the bay area. triple digit temperatures for the next four consecutive days. i will talk more about the excessive heat. i was sure your afternoon highs coming up in just a couple of a minutes. >>anny: output taking a quick look on how the movies did. sandra block brought up the heat against jenny tatum and j.b. stocks. and first place, monsters university. the second weekend in a row earning an estimated $46.1 million. that he debuted in the second place bringing and $40 million. rounding out the top three, world wars see with 29 appoint $8 million and brad pitt. -- fellchanninchanning tatum. and jamie foxx. the heat debuted 2nd at $40 million. ♪ [ male announcer ] to all you burger aficionados... show your love. 'cause mcdonald's just topped perfection with the all-new quarter pounder burgers. three delectable new choices that let you fla

i think they will figure out that this will be the law of the land. will squeal and yell about it. acknowledgewant to the real worlds. they thing nothing is happening. i want to jump in. has not the economy derived since 2000. many arguments are on job creation. are you confident that the plan , evenmoves forward bernanke expressed concern about the job market. are you concerned about jobs as we move forward? >> of course i'm concerned about jobs. the president has posed a jobs bill the number of times. 1970, wethe clear of have seen germanic cuts in air pollution. i was in congress in 1990 the net lashed -- the last time we revise the clean air act. they came in and said this would be terrible. it will cost us jobs. we passed the law. this was what they had to deal with. the benefits were much more than anybody ever expected here at we have had a tough economy since 2008. the have not had a lot of regulations. we have had the failure of the government to stop the profiteers from encouraging to go off the cliff. sequestration is costing is 1% to 2%. the economy is picking up. we ne

i will tell you when you will see the sunshine and will have a look at the extended forecast coming upwe will take a look at the bridges. we are tracking a normal ride we're not looking at hot spots. here at the bay bridge we're already seeing a spike in the back up to 21 minutes. this has brought down to 17 minutes. the back up that was on 880 is now right here mitt way. this has improved. the conditions are getting better. the san mateo bridge at their slowing down a bit in the westbound direction. we are still is a different but we may see smoke and go traffic. it is definitely getting heavier. the golden gate bridge on 1 01 southbound is a little kron but there are no delays across the span. your drive time through marin county is still running just 37 minutes. >> the time now was 8:09 a.m.. we will take a quick break. medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you

kron four's will tran is live at the scene with an update, will?>will: here is a picture of the eight year-old girl. she does not live here. she was on a play date sleepover. she begged her family if she could spend the night with her best friend, a seven year-old girl and the family said yes you can spend the night. her and the two other young children came to the door after a knock. without any warning, shots were fired. she was hit in the neck and rushed to hospital where she later died. i got a chance to talk with her father. here is what he had to say. >> they were plain and i believe they answered the door and there were gunshots about 10 of them or 11 went off and i believe they sprayed up the door and the grandmother was hit as well as well as all three kids. >>will: where were you. >> i was at home cooking. >>will: so there is here at for a play date. >> yes. >>will: the no why anyone would do this? >> no idea. normally you don't hear of this kind of thing. i'm kind of speechless. i really don't know what to do. >>will: the grandmother was

kron four's will tran is live in oakland with the latest on the strike, will? the latest on the bart negotiations. bart and the union will resume talks today at 11. while everyone is tight lipped about the negotiations,sources say the >> how is it and the forecast going to shape up for today? unsettled for the north but otherwise, a decent day with '60s and '70s. it is going to be a much warmer start. just one more day of excess heat. and if you want to head to the beach temperatures in the '70s. comfortable, and mainly clear skies. temperatures will remain in the 60s with full details on what to expect. your fireworks forecast, coming up. george? >> we are not expecting to see much traffic in the day with no commute on this holiday. however, i doubt that we are going to see much as far as backups. however, there is still, no bart service. light traffic all around the bay area. there is a report at the guadeloupe that is blocking the off ramp but not slowing off anything. >> thankfully, the holiday will give a bit of a break through this port strike which is en

the chairs will break the fall. if you stop, someone behind you will hit you. so, slow down, pull to the side of the road. stay with the car until the shaking stops. you need protection for your head. if there are wires near your car, don't get out. don't park under or over an over pass under a bridge, under trees, power lines and next to freeway side walls. you know what freeway side walls are. >> these are the spots you don't want to park. in the city there are a lot of spots like that. that's pretty common response -- my experience with driving. i was driving going hope. home i had to go 2 miles. it took 3 hours to drive 2 miles. it was my unwillingness to give up my car. i could have gotten out of my car and walked home. i'm driving i thought it would be easier if i had walked. on the freeway? this person out of his truck survived. he got out and waited for help. there are a lot of people who have certain skills will get to them. how about the bay bridge? if you have to drive after, drive slow. 5-10 miles per hour. look ahead to see if the roads are difficu

temperatures will cool on sunday. the big question is will it make it here.ll have to change between now and then. keep cool and take it easy. >> caught on tape, bystanders rushing to kick a man on a the nest has been getting a little too quiet of late. so i decided it was time to find some real harmony with nature. [ screaming ] whoo! oh, yeah. elmo! [ howling ] mmm! eagle chirps ] [ train whistles ] [ bird chirping ] [ screaming ] [ tuba bellows ] whoa. hey! [ screaming ] [ snoring ] music to mom's ears. we may live in houses, but we're born for busch gardens. >> three strangers are being praised for their quick actions that were caught on tape. a man fell onto the metro tracks . one of the heroes happens to be a soldier. >> thousands of people go into the metro center every day. only one man raised to save a life will stop >> i was there for him. is in on likevez we hero. was anael chavez unlikely hero. platform. off the down and he was in there with his wheelchair. landed right there. >> i got down there and started helping him out. >> job is struggled wi

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will there be enough doctors for those medicaid patients? >> there will be enough doctors. we had to practice the care. we will have to be more efficient of how we work together in teams. we will have to let everyone work together in a meaningful way. that is what patients want. they want this care. they want to access the nurse practitioner. they want to be able to access their physician. 85% want to get it in a physician-led team. >> how does that team system come into play? does a team have to come from the doctors themselves? >> a team can be as few as two people. that is our definition at the ama. they can reflect the type of practice whether it is a solo practice or an integrated system. it will be up to the physicians. they decide who will be in the team and how it will work best with the patients they need to take care of. >> do you expect wait times to increase? >> i missed your question. >> i was wondering the wait times to see doctors, whether you expect them to increase? >> it is hard to know now. we have to look at that. we have to be very careful how we work a

i will keep you pted. it back to you i wanted to know that the ferry service had tripled on a daily basis because of this. >> people were livid about an hour before the ferry actually leaves. so you do have two lines to go through. this is still enough time with an hour? >> that is what the passengers have been telling me. i will take their word for it. if you are driving here which they are now recommending you do. you have to find a parking spot in the new have to walk over by ticket if younod think you should leave before an hour. >> following the lead is with our top story this is day two of the bart strike. people usually take part from el cerrito are already lining of this one is to take charter buses. one man tells us about his experience with the charter buses. >> it has been a tremendous and conveyance. i just do not understand. >> i just wish that they will go back to the negotiation table and try to do with they have to do. >> other charter buses are being offered around the bay, at the walnut c

we will let you know how warm it will be in your community. you can keep track of bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7hd. we update that 24-7. >> that's a good-looking week there, francis. >> yeah, i'm really going to enjoy it. hope you do, too. >> coming up next, we have seen them before, spelling mistakes gone viral, now one school district is wishing they had done a little fact checking. we will explain. 7 on your side's michael finney shows you how to pick the right one. >>> you may not want to give the new driver in your family that old ten-year-old sedan. consumer reports has a list of the top used cars to buy for your teen. >> when picking a car for a teen driver. consumer reports deputy auto editor jeff bartlett said you want one with a good, safe reliable record, and also one that is equipped with modern safety features. >> key features that we recommend include anti-lock brakes, side curtain airbags and stability control. >> cars between three and five years old with 40,000 to 70,000 miles on them are ideal. >> such a vehicl

we will have mist and fog. and rain is a possibility from south lake tahoe to yosemite, and watch out for that if you are heading to the high country this weekend. meantime, back talking about the low clouds around the bay area, you will see it even in the inland valleys through 9:00 or 10:00 this morning, and sunshine through the afternoon and the low clouds will sweep back in tonight and into the morning. that means that the pattern will repeat, and the low clouds into sacramento by tomorrow morning and strong sea breeze is the story of to weekend. and san jose is in the 70s and you will notice the numbers getting closer to 80s so the places higher elevation should see 80s, but otherwise, 70s from dublin over to castor valleys. and 70s in oakland andp os 0s in the wine country. once the clouds break up, it is going to be a comfortable day at the bay, and actually cooler temperatures heading tone monday. that should be the coolest day as we at the temperatures inland. we should see the temperatures climbing up

there will be no parking enforcement in oakland today. there will be no street sweeping. pools, recreation and senior centers as well as facilities will be close today. all public libraries will also be closed as will city hall and other civic center buildings. >>> don't forget the best traffic coverage on radio go to kpix for commute for a list of transportation alternatives. this might be the best way to get in is get up at 2:30 in the morning. >> here is elizabeth in traffic. >> thanks. >> let's go outside. we'll show you a live look at the san mateo bridge. it will be one of your worst commutes. so far the bridge things are moving fine. actually both directions between hayward and foster city. let's get a look at the golden gate bridge. initially when the bay bridge is shut down really it takes all of that extra traffic. people look for detours. that could cause extra back ups. the golden gate bridge to francis drake. for right now you're good to go across here. like the traffic we typically see coming into san francisco. we'll update you throughout the morning as wel

and so this will come before, and it is before this body and it will be a similar measure that we will be doing at the board of supervisors based on the result of the vote today. >> campos? >> just a quick question, does that mean that the existing position would essentially be or become the executive officer position? >> that is the current configuration and we are not looking on bringing on, the current officer and the current will remain on as a consultant. >> and so i am very supportive of this. and i have always said that what we are very appreciative of the great work that miss miller has been doing, and that it is always, been odd to me, that the executive officer is an outside consultant for a government agency. i think that that makes sense for that role to be played by an in-house employee. and to me, respects is that is already happening in a way. and so i think that it is, it is sort of a common sense change, it does not really add anything to the budget. .nd so, thank you for do i'm very supportive. >> thank you, commissioner campos. >> any other comments or questions? >>

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will the gasoline tanks, how low it will go and when that may happen? and he has got game, do i? the great golf teacher, hank hanie checks my swing, my form and gives me a lesson on the green. "on the money" begins right now. >> here is what is making news as we head into a new week "on the money." it may have been what ben bernanke wanted to happen, he gave his semiannual testimony before the houses of congress this week and said what he has been saying all along. the federal reserve will slow the monthly bond purchases as economic data dictates. he did not take exactly when that will begin. but he the did add that he wants to see progress in job creation before slowing down the bond purchases t markets barely blinked at the testimony, in fact, the dow and s&p 500 hit all time-highs on thursday, though they snapped an eight-day streak. the markets were flat friday. two big industrial companies beating analyst expectations, general electric and honeywell came in ahead of estimates. among financials, citigroup, bank of america, goldman sachses. ibm beat, but the revenue fell short

there are not any set times for when the buses will arrive. they will make loops based on traffic. large crowd out here this morning that. >>> muni is also preparing for extra passengers. hewn know will prioritize service on the -- they are the two for mayor roadways have been if zillion track -- clipper e-cash can be used on samtran and cal train. samtran customers should look for their regular buses at temporary stops. >>> many bay area commuters can remember the last time bart workers went on strike. that was september 1997 and that was the result. traffic all across the bay area a nightmare during that six-day strike. but back in 1997 he carried 1225 passengers a day. the good news may be this new strike is in july. not september. and there are fewer commuters during the summer months. for more information you can go to our web page. our ktvu home page ktvu.com and click on the bart strike tab. if very -- sop are asking for a cog ever if -- >>> we think the city is hiding money in the budget. that there has been great revenue improvement with the housing boom here in oakland. a

a lot of the cloud cover will be closer to the coastline. disburse will bed 95 today.ast bay shoreline will have plenty of 70's. 75 degrees is expected for a san leandro. we have 80s on the board with cupertino coming in at 85 degrees. 66 degrees for downtown san francisco and low 70's for san mateo. 84 degrees will be your, no. 4 sonoma and napa. your 7 their round the bay shows warmer weather for the weekend. >> the time is 5:52 a.m.. will take a quick break. looklo at alt lllll llat yummy. two buo ild your own o chickhi w wi a side ofe hipshi how hodo you y put a pra e one hat? oh, fo, ur dollars?! i gui ess ths ''how. builbud youryo own cwncken wra just $4 $on den dny'' $4$6$8 val v men m®. >> welcome back the time is 5:55 a.m.. more good news for athletics fans following of yoenis cespades home run victory on monday night. he won the derby on monday. the gates open at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. this is when that will play loss angeles hit is supposed to start about 440. if you get there, it will be fun. off friday home games you get to see this. this season only $5 for j

they will spin like mad. when it's daylight, go home, you have the heater on or the oven, look at the top wheels they are spinning got now mad. if you turn on every gas appliance in our house they will move. if you break a pipe it will spin like mad. you smell gas it's dad egg smell it's methane. it rises, it's lighter than air. if you smell the natural gas you want to get out. shut off the gas and ventilate the room. get the natural gas out. to test it you want to turn it an eighth of a turn and turn it back to the way it it was. notice the little thing? that's going straight with the flow of the pipe that means it's open. if it's across that means you turned off the gas. the eighth of a turn you didn't turn it off you just moved it. these are in better shape. if you can get to this valve, safely, the building's collapsed on it you can't get to it you have to use the one in the street. pg and e put all the meters outside the houses in a lot of the neighborhoods, these are pretty easy to get to. they are easy

it will be gradual.ing revenues. >> jim, do you think the softness from oversees is priced in at this point? we seen so many negative preannouncements. we seen expectations coming down a lot. do you think we will see that in the guidance still or it's pretty much all out there? >> it's a good question. i'm not an analyst or an economist to be sure. i certainly have opinions. i think the issue is internationally europe and otherwise, are driving some dollars and investors to the u.s. we are still the stability in terms of economic and political opportunities. so i think we're benefitting from that and may continue to on a short-term basis. you know, are all the issues on an international basis priced in? there will be some surprises, i'm sure, perhaps most of them are. >> jim, we will leave it there. we will appreciate your perspective, great. >> coming up, stocks to watch. we will talk to a potential candidate, also to replace mayor mike and there are some sort of similarities, both of them billionaires,

in the mine time they will see if they will couldn't say the her for her loss. ktvu channel 2 morning news ktvu channel 2 morning. >>> it comes after children's services reported a staff member at little acorn christian preschool may have touched a child inappropriately. police are interviewing the the children and letters have gone home to parents and the staff member accused has been placed on administrative leave. >>> we want to show you a train from dallas to to you a dash tucson. they were taken to the hospital with minor injuries and the train was carrying paper products and not hazardous materials. >>> we are now learning about the storage costs and the airport is charging asiana airlines airlines to keep it at the airport and the airport has no plans to extend that deadline last week they were moved to a remote stretch of land that cannot be seen bypass jersey in the terminals. >>> some safety experts say the automatic cockpit systems may have been a factor in this month's tragedy at fso and they tell the pilot's association that human brains are not wir

>> we have debated the costs that will be covered and will not be covered. i have to say that the party opposite had 30 years to do something about the rising costs of the social care and they did precisely nothing. >> may i make a plea that proper time be taken to ensure a level playing field and a fair deal for britain? >> the honorable lady is absolutely right. we have a would deal over the common agricultural policy. we need listen carefully to our farmers about their concerns and they are not disadvantaged against other countries. we need to take the time to introduce the new system. when the last system was introduced so quickly, we suffered rather large declines from europe as a result. she is extremely wise about this issue. >> is the prime minister aware of the disturbing commitment given yesterday by his chancellor that he would continue to intervene in the affairs of the royal bank of scotland on behalf of the taxpayers? is he aware that the last intervention, in the last intervention, the completely irresponsible ousting of stephen hester has cos

, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, gregory alan phillips of wyoming to be united states circuit judge for the 10th circuit. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be 0 minutes for debate equally divide i had and controlled had the -- divide you had and controlled in the -- divided and controlled in the usual form. mr. leahy: i would hope once the senior senator from wyoming is finished speaking, we might make a consent request and whatever time there the vote still be at 5:30. or after both he and senator barrasso have spoken. once their time is consumed, we will be able to have the vote, if possible, at 5:30, but as close to that time as pofnlt i just mention that not as a request but just to say it. our constitution provides an important role in providing advice to the president, voting whether to confirm nominees for our third branch of government. last month we were reminded of the importance of these confirmation votes when the supreme court handed down se

i will not quit, i know the president will not quit. with the help of the voices from around the country, we can get in cities and counties around the country." i'll forward to the effort of getting to the place where the president signs that bill into law. thank you all very much. [applause] >> thank you so much for being with us this morning, cecilia. she has more or working on those issues for most of her -- professional career. good morning, welcome, everyone. ourll be moderating discussion today. we have to be awesome panelists. i want to ask the panelists to come up and get microphones. i willat is happening say a few words, awkwardly moved to the sea, and continue the discussion myself. as you just heard, there are many good reasons for immigration reform with many facets to make our system work better and strengthen the u.s. economy. the immigration debate is very much alive in congress as they continue to discuss how to change laws, many of them were just mentioned. with industries and policies around the admission of legal per

notice the cloud cough will not be so extensive tomorrow and we will have mostly clear conditions in the east bay and everyone else has cloud cover. the area of low pressure that brought us the cool weather has been baking in the eastern third of the country and the hot air will rollback toward us and that is why we have this heat wave on the way. with the seven-day forecast, we are about two degrees warmer tomorrow and two to four degrees warmer on saturday, and friday, saturday, and sunday, mid-to-upper 90's inland and low-to-mid 80's away the bay, and the coast will be comfortable, though, if not cool with mid-60's there. >> something for everyone. thanks. now available in the bay area, we have the first local station and abc is the first broadcast nature to bring you a live stream of the local news and all of your favorite abc7 news tv shows. now, you never have to miss a minute of the news and the shows you love. watch abc7 news allows you to bring abc7 news along with you wherever you want to be, it is a special new benefit brought to you by chatter communications and at&t at n

we will make this law work. it is almost as if we are saying we will shove this into the wrong hole and make it work. we said you don't have much money to make it work, but we can get the money. it is like saying we can find it through higher taxesment i don't know where this is going, but that's where it seems to be going. >> that's why i and several other incredibly well versed individuals are working on an alternative so it can be shovel ready as some people say. >> doctor, thank you very much. i have to give you credit. you did warn us. >>> in the meantime, to the great one on this big old mess. they are now out of options. what now? >> here is the problem. it is a complete break down of our constitutional system. neither house of congress even read this bill. not any member in congress. you had one party control it for a short two-year period. winds up in the supreme court and it votes 5-4 with justice roberts making the most outrageous claims in his decision. we have what is now an unconstitution allah imp

you can see that the fault will return tonight appeared >> it will stay cool tomorrow with fog still lingering in the morning appeared >> several high profile events tomorrow night. the biggest by far is the jay-z justin timberlake concert at candlestick. 53-thousand expected there. rock star john mayer is playing the shoreline in mountainview. figure 15-thousand there. the giants are hosting the cubs.another 40-thousand at a-t&t park. across the bay.the a's host the angels.25-thousand fans there. and there's a concert at the greek theatre in berkeley.us postal service playing there. 85-hundred people there. do a little math.nearly 150-thousand people will be out and about tomorrow night. and if you think that's bad.here's another nugget: it's critical mass in san francisco.so.you know.city streets will be temporarily shut-down. >>got palm trees? you could be in line for some cash. a landscaper working on the neern span of the bay bridge. is looking to buy 96 palm trees to line the oakland approach to the new bridge. it's all part of a 106- million dollar construction project. betwee

>> we will see people exacting what they were willing to accept which will really put a squeeze on the looked at each right the pension issue is less than 25% the issues go far beyond what they're obligated to pay. a city in deep trouble. >> this is the first of many dominoes to fall? >> we will see that. with the shortfalls and i am really concerned but there is a light at the end of the tunnel we need to figure out a way but we will have to keep cutting. charles: sacrifices have to be made. no doubt about it. mottashed did talk about investing and saving watch my a special. it is important i will empower you tomorrow night. wha. how do you define wlth? you won't believe what a national survey reveals that it takes for many americans. are we completely out of touch with reality? we have a morn any power panel to weigh in. i'm wearing money green so i'm ready. >>> plus the world's first intelligent home security system. why does it make we want to hide under my bed? it cou be hackers ad the nsa's new best friend. we'll talk to the company's ceo. >>> who made money today. atong last the

will.s of the two chinese girls killed in the crash have met with the san mateo coroner's office. >> of throttle does not necessarily control the speed but what it does is it engages the thrusting and the power. it depends on what mode is selected if the auto throttle are active and how they are used. >>will: was the mode on at the time and everything looked ok? >> we are still taking a look at the auto throttle used to read the are having to look at flight data recorder information. we are working with boeing with the manufacturer of the aircraft in their design parameters. we are looking at all those issues right now. >>will: should somebody looking at the air speed upon landing. ? >> debbie as far as the flight data recap that for corporate could say whether not the auto throttle was engaged, on on the time or deeds have to rely on. >> it has 14. we are validating to make for sure that day is good and that is a measure internet things. we want to understand it a lot better so our team in

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we will likely see showers and thunderstorms kick up, they will be widely scattered and we will do it depen again tomorrow withi big cool down bit end of the week. 89 today, humid conditions, andd partial sunshine with scatteredh showers and storms back in the forecast. >> all right, lovely. >> we are just going to go withh that, because it's supposed to's be like this, right? righ >> yeah, it's fine. fine >> thanks, tuck. >>> let's check in with julie wright and get an update on the morning commute hi, julie. >> reporter: it is summertime. summertime, inbound new yorkme avenue, no, issues to report he in northeast. lanes are open continuing from bladensburg road, continuinguing toward the tunnel.. east capital street headedheade toward pennsylvania avenue.va lanes are open and so far thethe volume continuing in your your favorite as you continue into germantown no issues to report. 395, and should be clear and out of germantown, southbound 270 an easy trip headed for the lane divide and traveling alongalon connecticut avenue, between deers mil and university boulevard. it looks like

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if i screw up, you will get fired. -- i will get fired. for some reason, this system just keeps pumping out of money. i would love to see someone in a government agency come back to congress and say we do not need the money. that is what you should have done here. the dirty little secret on this case, and this is the reason why we focused on the 64,000 square foot building. a number of general came up to me the last time i was in afghanistan and said please, look at this. this is indicative of the problem of military construction. once it starts, it never stops. that is why we highlighted it. host: what about returning money to afghanistan? guest: trust me on that. i think congressman would love to see congressman return money. that is what we're hoping to see here. host: we want to get callers' opinions here. here are the numbers. what are your thoughts and questions about afghanistan rink -- free construction? we have a special inspector general. but on the job for about a year looking into the cost. taxpayer dollars for reconstructing a

four years from now will not revolve this. >> the union will return to talks when it has a substantial proposal. >> one that we increased on saturday. that they have yet to respond to in a meaningful way. >> reporter: bart doubled its raise offer to 8% over 4 years. there are other issues concerning healthcare and pensions but we are left with this. a strike. massive traffic backups. and both sides blaming the other. >> i would say this is the worse negotiations i participated in. >> we are sorry for the disruption with the traffic. we hope to get our people back to work and the trains rolling. >> reporter: talks could resume at any time. there is just no indication that will happen today. at 6:30 p.m. we will have representatives of bart and the union live to answer questions about what took place today and where the negotiations may be going forward. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on wage and compensation. according to bart the average worker makes $71,000 a year but the union claims that number is inflated by executive salaries and the average operator and a

then you will see the united states response on the part of that will calm this and encourage people to curb demand and persuade innovators to invest in new technologies early a month after the crisis began, congress moved forward with an oil pipeline across alaska and within a couple of years, it happened with the first-ever and if you look a few more years into future you will find the country is consumed by paralyzing battle. traditional fuel, oil, natural gas, increasingly nuclear power and another is protest on alternatives and promoting conservation and efficiency. the country now has to change. energy becomes a focal point with peaks in the 1980 election and it becomes so entrenched that it is impossible to focus on the underlying subject. a lot of historical research in the early days of the last presidential campaign and the parallel were eerie. if you look at the campaign, ted kennedy was in the democratic primary and he described in energy platform based on unfair prices that would bring hardship to ordinary people. david stockman is less remembered that year and he calls

we will talk about that and we will talk about detroit at this hour. joining us on "markets now", working quickly to try to solve that financial problem. the emergency manager says that it needs to be done fast. we have mcdonald's taking a beating, falling short on earnings. even while people in here is a sore spot. fewer buyers are young people. we will get into all of that and maybe more this hour on "markets now." >> i just don't care about this particular child. >> we are not forcing you to care. top of the hour, stock every 15 minutes. nicole petallides has the update. reporter: that is right, we are seeing the dow jones industrial right now back into positive territory after some weakening home sales. another thing we should note here is that the dollar has been weakening after moderately particularly high goals. that is something that we are focusing on as well. you are seeing gold jumping significantly, up about 34 points, it is also a very big deal. lots watching the markets right now, they include microsoft and american express. >> don't forg

we will see governors. we will see paul ryan certainly. i do not think paul will have a leg up aired i think the republican primary will be quite robust and will have lots of different candidates. i am going to not answer that. [laughter] that is why i wanted to be first. [laughter] i don't want to punt, either. one of the advantages republicans have. we talked about a lot of the disadvantages, but it is a pretty strong bench for the next election. chris christie is a tremendous natural politician. >> a big figure. [laughter] tremendous affection for jeb bush, who i think of the stance -- by the way both the libertarian side and the common good side of a lot of these questions. i look at, i think somebody like bobby jindal. i think people like paul ryan. it would contribute a lot to the discussion. i also think beneath that that, there are a number of younger i the experts within the , smart,an party intelligent people. some libertarian, some from a more communitarian perspective that could provide policy for an innovative campaign. but my

said, harming the rebels will not resolve the matter, it will make it worse, and we will be responsible for that. it is our responsibility to stop that. let me say one thing with regard to leadership. clearly this is an uphill battle for peter and i. the establishment inclines to support operations such as these. i do not think that is wise. we have free will. we can stand up and say no. that is why we are asking for this boat, to express the will of the american people. -- that is why we are asking for this vote. host: we're talking with peter welch and chris gibson about the bipartisan resolution on syria. let me show the view worse what is in it -- guest: i think it's getting overdone here. if it's in the way of having a decent public debate. all of the polls show that people have a healthy skepticism about the wisdom of military action in syria, even as we have an enormous sense of humanitarian concern. why is it congress is the last to take up the discussion when the american people seem to have a clear point of view. he viewer's get teh involved. toler: i would like compliment my

and those teams will have to be run by ntsb group chairman and they will have people from the faa and all the other parties i said on them. and those teams will work independently, each day, and at the end of each day, they will have a progress meeting with the group chairman and they will share what the team did or didn't do and what they plan on doing. and this is how the investigation is run and the facts will start to come out. and two days, five days, two weeks, five weeks, they will be finished with it. >> and frank, we have been hearing all day about that glide slope that the pilots did not have that was broken. can you tell us how important that will be in the investigation? is that something that they will be focusing on first? >> well, i would not think so. because i heard when i was listening before, someone said the weather was 10 mile visibility and so forth. i'm sure the pilot was on a visual approach. the glide slope is most important when the weather is bad and he has to good on full instruments. but it will be investigated though. >> talk to us, frank, about the black

guest: we will see what will happen. you havef executive to have people.hen you have a president you have to have the right to appoint people. this is what our constitution is about. i find it very disturbing that in an unprecedented way republicans are making it impossible for the president to have his team by filibustering these appointments. today onre focusing presidential appointments, the issue really is is deeper than that. it is the dysfunctionality of the united states senate. from 1917-1967, they blocked of the views less than 60 times. since harry reid has been the majority, he is try to overcome filibusters more than 400 times. is gentleman's agreement .hat we will have votes it requires 60 votes to pass anything at a time. our country has so many serious problems. we have a real unemployment. kids cannot afford to go to college. sayingrican people are do something. have a debate. addressed these issues. we cannot get 60 votes to overcome the filibuster and the senate is largely dysfunctional. wrinkly, i would go further. host: how? in a talkin

thank you, the matter will be in regarded, congratulations. mr.lerk, if you can call item number 1. >> item number 1 is a hearing on how the department of public health is planning to implement the affordable care act with implications there are for healthy san francisco and the health care security ordinance and how the affordable care act's implementation will affect various communities in san francisco including undocumented san franciscans. >> the main objective here today is to hear from all the members of the pun lick and the community and the business community included who are here. let me say that i'm very grateful that because of the amazing work of president obama and our incredible and amazing leader congresswoman nancy pa loes si, in march of 2010, president obama signed the comprehensive health reform that we probably have heard a lot in the last couple of years. it is the patient protection and affordable care act which many people referred to as the aca or obama care which is something that we have affectionately appropriated becau

i will follow up. in the written answers, you have talked about additional analysis about the threat. 2015 is when they may have ice -- icbm capability. i am not sure what we're waiting for additional analysis. even going forward, it would take several years for us to stand that type of site up. then they have the missiles. i appreciate it. i will follow-up with you on that. i want to thank you both. >> thank you. good morning. i want to add my voice to the members of the committee. i chaired the subcommittee. i look forward to working with you in that capacity. it is good to see you again. o know we will work together to given the challenges you will ace as the head of the u.s. if i can turn to you initially, i want to pursue the same line of questioning. you think this will allow us to maintain an effective nuclear deterrent and to be able to early -- fully respond to a nuclear attack? as fully stated in this earlier questioning, the new sensetreaty numbers make to me. we ought to march toward that g

he will reprise his role as clark kent and who will step in as "the dark knight." they have a few familiar faces. and the new batman movie will be released in 2015. >> who doesn't love a good super hero movie. and who doesn't love good weather. rosemary delivering that once again. >>> we will bring down the highs a bit. if it was a bit toasty in your neighborhood yesterday, today will be better. >> a live look in berkeley where it is a great start once again. some of us waking up with sunshine where we had gray yesterday. we have the low cloud deck still hanging tough this morning. patchy drizzle along the coastline. inland, areas around livermore and pleasantton. you were -- pleasanton and sausalito, richmond, crocket and we shift east a little bit and to the south, oakland, san leandro and concord, san ramon. sunny for your start today. >> fremont. and saratoga waking up with sunny skies and they had gray skies yesterday. 56 in napa. and 57 in oakland. half moon bay and 59 degrees in released. and san jose, these temperatures are where we started yesterday. >> th

and then moving to the next grade will not be detrimental to students it will be the kiss of academic death. i can't put it in stronger terms. and this is a huge deal that we are going to be talking a lot about in terms of really equipping our teachers with the tools to teach in a much different way than no child left behind quite frankly has mandated that they teach. and so it is a big deal and our core curriculum in the district right now is being informed by multiple development teams of teachers that are writing our core curriculum based on the core, the common core strapped standards and i think that many of the school districts we are ahead of the curve and there is a lot of work to do and i think that the urgency is felt by the educators and we will have more information and this is going to be a sea change in what in terms of what the students will learn, but i will say this, that once the students are able to perform in a true, authentic way on the common core state standards, we will be competitive with the rest of the world in ways that we are currently are not. and so, thi

a blood drive will be half offered to -- will be offered. it will be held in terminal three at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. donorsdonors are asked to schedule an appointment by calling 650-821-5907. as we head to the workweek let's turn to meteorologist leigh glaser for a check on weather. leigh? >> and at this hour the low clouds and fog are racing through the golden gate bridge. it is funneling through some of the gaps there near the bay. you can see right now as we take you a little closer, you can see where a wall of fog is just moving inland thanks to some strong northeasterly -- some northwesterly winds and that is exactly what helped to cool us down a bit today. the highs were from 77 in santa rosa and 61 in san francisco to 94 in the east bay and antioch. 88 in morgan hill. right now the temperatures have cooled down considerably. we will look for some cool days this upcoming workweek. i'll let you know coming up in a bit. >> thank you, leigh. firefighters in alameda county worked hard to contain a grass fire that broke out on the hillside. i

the jobs will grow. the profits will grow.: when special chemicals are discussed, it means bigger margins. >> yes. our industry has gone through a lot of changes. what you see here is a creative materials science company. it helps customers get smarter foods, smarter housing, actually, there is more profit and not because you save money at the customer end. liz: the number one message you want investors to hear, i say that, of course, bill ackerman is taking a big stake in another chemical company, we read the headlines about a possible stake in dupont, is it something that you dread? >> the shareholder base of all of us, we have to pay incredible attention to. returns get defined over time frames. today, it gives you know option analogy. it is specifically like this. for some shareholders, it is not the end. what can you do to be the most sufficient profit producer in the short term? we have been very rigorous on return of capital. we want to go deep and not as wide. we talked about a proxy business. you know what, we need to

how long will it last? that is coming up from the belfort furniture weather center in just a few minutes. >> you can count on us to keep you up-to-date on the dangerous heat. access our forecast anytime and download our storm watch weather now on wjla.com. more breaking news tonight as the man who advises president nixon during the watergate scandal has died. he died saturday in manhattan. he did not -- leonard garment was 89 years old. he has been arrested accused of theft which happened inside of the rayburn office building. jay korff is outside the capitol tonight with the latest on the story. what do you know? >> outspoken congresswoman michele bachmann said she would not be seeking reelection in 2014 and one of her top aides is to politics.due she fired a member of her staff after he was arrested on a theft charge. a covert camera was placed in her office as a part of the investigation. as a senior legislative stafford congresswoman michele bachmann, she was -- he was often seen walking with republican

i think we will be able to know when they go on strike how long it will last. the more further apart they seem more imbitter and they seem like they've made small steps on big issues. not on the small issue but the big issues that they've taken to get here. if that's a measure, then this strike can be a long and devie sieve -- devisive one. >> we hope not. thank you very much deborah. >>> ed lee is urging both sides to continue negotiate. if not, the city would offer increased service including munni. >>> more details now on what b.a.r.t. says its union workers earn. the looming strike though comes as b.a.r.t. tries to set a sunday ridership record. it was set on that day of last year's pride parade when 259,000 trips were reported. b.a.r.t. officials tell us though at last count there have been 30,000 more trips today. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage on this breaking news story at 10:30, we will check back in with debra on the looming b.a.r.t. strike. we will also look at the alternatives commuters will be forced to take. >>> another major transit age

i am a resident of san francisco and a will -- a will you ever of north beach and this comes down to money and many think that the millions spent in north beach is free money so why not take the gift? the central subway is projected to have 400 million over run by the time it's finished. this money would not come from federal funds but local funds. for example muni bus operations and repair, expanded parking, meter placement, taxi fees, additional city taxes, et cetera. the simple fact is we can't afford the tunnels in the face of such an huge over run and the damage it will do to the muni system overall. muni director ed reiskin said in his examiner op-ed in may "if we continue to not fund this it will go into more disrepair." solution, cut the tunnels in the subway project and chinatown will work just as well without them. the project is much needed 17 million richer and that taken from the all already weaken muni and train systems. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker please. mr. karns i think. >> sorry. >> okay good afternoon. >> mr. karns and herbert wiener and nick c