topping 2,000 aer year. then rudy giuliani took over and new policing strategy was put in place under police commissioner bill bratton. essentially the cops flooded the high crime zones, arresting known thugs for just about anything. the plan worked. last year there were just 419 murders in new york. a city of more than 8 million people. one of the tactics police used to discourage thugs from carrying illegal guns is stop and frisk. whereby officers search people they believe may be loitering or look suspicious. most of those frisks are minorities. and that is causing deep anger. >> you can't give people authority where there civilian or police officer the right to just stop somebody because of the color of their skin. >> bill: that was trayvon martin's mother. a federal judge agrees with her. ruling that the nypd must modify its stop and frisk program. liberals are overjoyed but not so fast. the unintended consequence of a slowdown in stop and frisk could be death the

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president obama presented average staff sergeant ty carter with a medal of honor in aer is money at thes and family filled the room. the president says carter is a true american hero for his actions during a battle in the war in afghanistan. >> ty jumped out of bed and put on his boots and helmet and vest and he ran into bullets coming down like rain for 100 meters to resupply his comrades in that hum v. this is video of that battle in 2009. carter rescued a fellow soldier as nearly 300 in surgents shot at troops. he hopes to help urge other soldiers help for ptsd. >> please. take the time to learn about the invisible wounds of war. know that a soldier or veteran suffering is one of the most dedicated, passionate people you will ever meet. >> staff sergeant clinton romisha received his at the white house ceremony earlier this year. >> a couple of amazing guys. a lot of men and women doing the job. they're all heroes, but talk about the best of the best right there. >>> awesome weather? >> some changes coming before we get to the holiday weekend. first, the low cloud cover, a little bit

this is due to the summer pacific high an the tibetan high in the up aer atmosphere both combined areringing great recipe for extreme heat. yet again heat warnings and advisories are widely boast posted in the area. this is in the danger zone. kyoto at 38. fukushima and toe hoe cue 36 degrees for the high that is forecasted for today and looks like it will continue in to early next week. please take precautions for heat stroke. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> math wizards have competed to make the fastest calculations with a japanese abacus. more than 520 people took part in the annual contest in kyoto. the contestants got the chance to show off their mental arrhythmia tick skills. they have to add 15 three-digit numbers flashed on a screen. a banker won the overall competition. he picked up the sixth title without making any mistakes. >> translator: i'm so glad and we leaved i was able to win the contest with a perfect score. >> he says he wants to set a new record next year with a seventh victory. >>> and that concludes this edition of our team, thank you for stay

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>> last week were talking about that in the absence of reporting hillary clinton be aer teen connectione're investigations into the other women who were sexting with anthony weiner. there is a word for this. it's the hook candidate. >> the editors don't like ted nugent. they don't like his politics. they don't appear to like conservative or fox news from editorial earlier this week, the same basic message that the kkk has promoted for 148 years is embraced by the likes of ted nugent, fox news, ann coulter, a fringe conservative media and members of our own community. that bit got strong reaction including from this guy. >> the editor of the new haven register matt, the publisher tom wiley. it's owned by the hedge fund. boss is randall smith. we asked those men to discuss that irresponsible editorial. they all declined because they are cowards and they know they can't defend the vile piece of garbage. new haven register should be ashamed. it's lost all credibility. it had better apologize in writing by the end of the week. >> jon: matt did apologize, writing it was a poor choice of words

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tomorrow morning a cloudy start for most of the bay aer and -- the bay area and then the sun pulls away. mostly sunny except the north bay. lingering clouds for your thursday afternoon. tomorrow morning, bundle up. a little on the cool side. low to upper 50s first thing in the morning. you will see low clouds around near the coast and around the bay and possibly into some of our valleys. for the afternoon, 79 in san jose. sunny skies on the peninsula as well. 78 in santa clara. you will see mid70s palo alto, redwood city. 66 in half moon bay. a mild afternoon in downtown san francisco. 66 in the south city. north bay, 60s coast side. we will get you most areas in the 70s. 77 in santa rosa. 78 in napa. low 90s though, clear lake, ukiah. head out toward the east bay and 70 by the afternoon and oakland. temperatures are very similar to today. inland spots 86 livermore and 88 in warmer o a little warmer on friday. mid60s on the coast. the temperatures will cool off below normal on sunday. mid80s inland and low 60s coast. the numbers will rebound as you see there monday through wednesday sli

tomorrow morning a cloudy start for most of the bay aer and -- the bay area and then the sun pulls awayny except the north bay. lingering clouds for your thursday afternoon. tomorrow morning, bundle up. a little on the cool side. low to upper 50s first thing in the morning. you will see low clouds around near the coast and around the bay and possibly into some of our valleys. for the afternoon, 79 in san jose. sunny skies on the peninsula as well. 78 in santa clara. you will see mid70s palo alto, redwood city. 66 in half moon bay. a mild afternoon in downtown san francisco. 66 in the south city. north bay, 60s coast side. we will get you most areas in the 70s. 77 in santa rosa. 78 in napa. low 90s though, clear lake, ukiah. head out toward the east bay and 70 by the afternoon and oakland. temperatures are very similar to today. inland spots 86 livermore and 88 in antioch. a little warmer on friday. mid60s on the coast. the temperatures will cool off below normal on sunday. mid80s inland and low 60s coast. the numbers will rebound as you see there monday through wednesday slight upward t

i'm fred de sam lazaro sitting in for bob be aer thety. thank you for joining us. religion groups are among those marking the 50th anniversary of the march on washington with a series of events held throughout the country. at an interfaith service at the mount airy baptist church in washington, a diverse group of clergy said they must continue to fight inequality. >> we will never be satisfied with the injustice of our land. we will never be complacent until all have equal rights. >> through the work of our hands this week and beyond shall we pass that light from hand to hand, from heart to heart until the radiance of the promised land of peace and righteousness for all god's children shines to the very ends of the earth. >> speakers voiced concern over poverty, voting rights, and immigration. organizer reverend barbara williams-skinner described the anniversary as a call to action. >> faith by itself is dead apart from the action that would transform a hurting society. that's what i think the church needs. just to examine itself, get out of the four walls. >> kim

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so if they are not aer what of the technology, they -- if they're not aware of the technology, they would know what their options are. >> reporter: if you have the option to work at home, you have the opportunity for much less stress. in san francisco, ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> like we said, lucky to work from home. some people lucky enough to call treasure island, yerba buena island home. paul deanno is out here with me on the island with tonight's weather as the fog moves in. >> reporter: tell you what allen, it's a windy treasure island. you know, that's the big change from the norm. they had to take elements in mind when they designed this thing. the roadbed stretches a couple of miles and it is very thin almost like an airplane wing. as a matter of fact, engineers describe it as such. so what they have to do is they installed these things called wind vortex shutters under the roadbed. what that does it breaks up the wind and doesn't allow it to get in sync with the bridge because if that happens, the bridges have a history of moving up and down a little bit and if you're an engineer bui

aere is a culture of revolutionary spirits. the spirit of volunteerism. you have everyday citizens that are involved in multiple organizations, and excited about contributing positively and holistically to the transition in libya. finding ways to take ownership of that. i think that finding a way to bring that excitement together, to coalesce around certain issues, to understand the power advocacy, to understand the structures in the decision- making processes that already exist, that will be a challenge. in addition to having this spirit and passion, there are significant gaps in for good -- civil society. just in the daily news we hear about the importance of building security institutions, that often we are forgetting that civil society as institution needs to be built as well. that happens on it -- that happens on an organizational level. international community is helping to make huge gains in that way. we need to re-shift our focus to focus on organizational development. a few general observations about this, which i have to say in those many countr

season oping edition this saturday, repping highlights from week one that is right after georgia clemson aer. here on abc 7. on the 13th hole of the barclay's tournament tiger woods went down clutching his back, complaining back stiffness because of a soft ma tress, he continued to play and nearly made it into the play jfz saying he's pain free and ready for the weekend's championship. because of the labor day weekend tournament ends on a monday meaning it starts tomorrow. that helped tiger. >> nice to go out to feel comfortable to go and hit ots. felt g i continued to play today. >> join me tonight at cable channel 13 coming up big play paut. why giants organization giving employees half a million dollars. >> then at 11:00 a bridge of what it like coming on tohe funnel. >> that does itor this edition of abc 7 news. thanksor joining us. >> from the entire abc 7 new team, thanks for joining us tonight. >> have areat evening. you can follow us on twitr for updates on bay bridge at abc 7 news bay area.11(Ñ we'll see you later. [ male announcer ] at sizzler... it's back for a limited time! fire

before the recession more than 40% of teen inning aers were -- teenagers were working according to the "wall street journal." retailers and fast-food have increased hiring, but better qualified candidates they don't need to hire inexperienced youth. said one expert, kids are at the bottom of the labor cue, so if you don't get a strong recovery it does president reach down to kids. one of the only jobs available to teens these days is duck cleaner. >> that is actually a real job. janice, you have freddy the frog there, but have you heard of a duck cleaner? >> i have not, but it looked fun. do they have that for adults? i will sign up. >> before we started the show, it was discovered that you and gavin actually were born in the same area, grew up in the same area. >> from canada no doubt. >> when you were teenagers, janice, did you work through high school? >> it is a bigger issue, not just teenagers, but adults can't get a job. i know people who are juggling three jobs just to make ends meet. so the fact that the teenagers aren't getting work is not surprising. in general teenagers thes

those comments aer the cancellation over the snowden asylum.he next, obama and putin are behaving like teenaged boys, k.t. mcfarland. glad to have you with us. >> thank you. >> there's something disconcerting about the president using that kind of language with any leader. it's anything but presidential. >> they are behaving like boys on the playground. it would be a joke if peace weren't hanging in the balance. the joke is putin looks bored. >> he neefrs been personal. >> never been personal. the president has made -- as you just heard. >> it smacks of desperation. >> desperate of what? >> putin is outsmarting obama at every step of the game. obama makes these grand sweeping gestures. putin says you didn't translate that word right. obama says we're going to cancel this. putin says thanks very much but i'm going to continue to help the ianians with their nuclear program. the russians say, no thank you very much, but why don't you cancel the whole missile defense system too. it's not working and i think the president doesn't realize he's got th

considered aer serious contender. debated is the moderator. how is he preparing for this debate? it will run 90 minutes. thing --st in portland the most important thing, he said, he let his daughters pick out his outfit for this evening. they have tried to come up with questions that have not already been asked. and therevious debate dozens of forums that happened over the course of the last few months. have been asked a lot of questions, and i am sure they will asked asked about the hot button issues, like stop and limits, but they will also try to come up with some new ones. >> we want to thank our partners at new york 1 for allowing to show us a national audience the debate. thomases joining us from brooklyn. is joining us from brooklyn. >> i do not think christine quinn should be mayor. what kind of the campaign had she run? >> she has run as a person most closely aligned with michael bloomberg. she is the city council speaker and has been an ally over the last several years. what she offers to new yorkers is the idea that there was the greatest continuity with the bloomberg

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the guy was haranguing the cops and behaving in a way that would likely get him in trouble, he had aer to film what was going on, but the larger question is how often these incidents happen and why? >> cenk: in that case, look, i saw the video. the reason they shot the dog because the dog was jumping towards the cop. it's a rot we'ller. >> i'm not sure they needed to shoot the dog. >> cenk: if i have a rottweiler jumping towards me, i'll shoot it, and everyone will hate me, and then rosby will be out there, this is my dog in an urn. he loves the spotlight. >> you can't judge it because you don't know what it's like to have a dog that is like a family member. >> cenk: i don't know what it's like to have a dog that jumps at the cops. >> you can see the dog retreat on several instances, they shot him any way. >> cenk: no, they didn't shoot him when he was retreating. >> the second shot he's retreating. >> thank you. they decided to shoot three more times. >> cenk: they were putting the dog down. >> that's amazing that cops loves to use their tasers, batons, but in this case he pulled down

with aere real people very, very personal stories to tell. many of whom had never, ever given voice to their story before. to another human being. worried, my staff was that i was reading them a little too fast because 13 hours, as you can imagine, is a long time to fill. but amazingly, throughout the day as word spread through the what wasbout happening, our e-mail started withng up -- filling up stories that were coming in from women and men all over the state of texas. in fact, by the time that it was over, we had received over 16,000 personal stories. hungeringple who were to be heard. i have to tell you at some point during the day, i stopped worrying about earning afford -- about running out of time or running out of stories, i started worrying about running out of time did when i stood up at my desk that day, i had no doubt that filibustering the bill was the right thing to do. but i had no idea that it would trigger such an overwhelmingly positive response around the country. across the state and of course across the country, there wa

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anticipate that support would continue and at the end of interest strike, syria may come out strong aern it is befor the strike. >> they could bolster their support, more weapons, more support and they'd have the pretext to do so, saying we were just attacked by a super power, of course we can send you more things. >> without the implementation of a no-fly zone, that could occur. >> that would be nothing the united states would want. let's get rid of that and talk a little more about the country itself right now. we know all these insurgent groups are there right now. they are fractured, they're from many different places. what happens with the insurgent reaction if, in fact, an attack takes place? what are the possibilities? >> i think it's fair to assume assad is not going to capitulate, he's not going to give up. we can also assume is that al qaeda and hezbollah making up the insurgents in syria will increase in strength and gain momentum. the sad irony of this is the united states may contribute to the insurgent success in syria as a result of this strike. >> and not just insurgents

but in great part they were seen as antagonize aers, as haters of the american way. and now it's the muslim brother hood effectively saying why aren't you helping us more. >> to a degree. if there are any people you wanted to encourage to be part of the political process, it would be them inside egypt and i think the fear is across the region you see this happen. the marginalization of them, civil war happening on similar grounds in syria and iraq. >> in syria the same argument. people who call for our heads on stakes suddenly saying help us. i know you have a lot more work to do. let's hope we won't be covering too much blood shed as it moves forward. good to see you in new york. thank you. these guys really risk their lives to bring the story to us. >>> as we return, we'll continue with the effects here in the united states of what's happening in egypt and make no mistake, there is a grave effect here in the united states. look at these pictures and remember we send billions of your dollars to these people every year. newt gingrich, new host of crossfire, coming up

so, summer showers are a possibility at times around the bay aer rea. tri valley, and pleasanton and sunol, and back towards the 80s and castor valley, and 80 near san francisco and oakland. then the temperatures will jump up as the sea breeze backs off for sunday and keeping our eye on the sky for a chance of scattered showers or brief thundershower could be possible. last week, just had the fogust going, and now it is the humidity and the increasing temperatures and the mid level moisture and could make for interesting times. with ime see some scattered showers for times, but the best bet for that is monday into tuesday, early next week. >> all right. thank you very much. i like the fogust very much. thank you, rob. >>> doctors are seeing an increase in salmonella in the bay, and your cooking habits may be the republican. we have this report on how to protect your family. >> reporter: what yo you do in the kitchen tonight could make you at risk for getting salmonel salmonella. >> it is a diarrheal illness and most common in the summer. if the we look

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we need to go aer them. and we need to pursue them and until they're removed. neil: bottom line, tyon't seem to like us. colonel, celia, always good seeing you. >> thank you, neil. neil: all be safehis weekend. >>> meanwhwhile, so this is the guy who triggered the big ol' meltdown. this guy. the government sayshe is jt the start though. that bigger heads wil roll on wall street. but not in washington. does that sound fair and balanced to you? sounds more like a lopsided neil: so this is the face of a meltdown. fabrice tourre, is a spitting image afterall street that spit on the little guy. so says the government and nw so says a federal jury finding the former goldman sachs trader defrauding investors by constantly misleading those investors and he aided and abetted companywide faud by gold man itself that came crashing down during the financial crisis. now the government reportedly going after bank of america to see what role it played bringing on the same crisis. no talk yet of going after folks that provided environment for them to do these awfully and wicke

it is a concern if you're aer is ian rebel group or others evaluating u.s. prestige around the world. and i think it is something the president has to contend with. he said he wants this debate. we are watching the legacy, the painful legacy of iraq. the impact that it has had on our politics, our policy making in washington. play out now. over the past several days where you had a president three sear ago today, announce the end of active combat in iraq. three years later he is going to congress asking for authority to bomb syria. and to do it in the name of countering the proliferation of chemical weapons and other weapons of mass destruction. so yeah, i think it puts him in a very tough spot and he won't get an immediate vote. congress is, september 9th. unclear what happens if he doesn't get the vote. programbly co-still, mate still go ahead with the strike. a lot of questions now about how we look, especially to syria and the rest region. >> and secretary kerry, was chuck on the phone had a wanted it. trying to reassure them now. we'll talk to richard e