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look at camera 12, marie. tell use i saw you. i gave her this soft auburn color. very natural. >> one of your faves. >> one of my faves. and vanessa gave her these layers which gave her just more volume, more shape. gave her an edgier look. >> let's talk about rick and alana. guys, what do you guys think? >> wonderful. she has worked very hard to get where she is. >> yeah. >> we're so proud of her. >> aw. i love him even more now. >> yeah. >> jill, that dress is great. >> these are two weight loss stories today. it was so cool. what size this? what size? is it really that size? it was so much fun. a wrap dress is great when you are losing weight. it can adjust with you. this is by ellen tracy. >> all right. big round of applause for marie. >> join your family, hon. >> our second lady is henrieta kelly, 57 from louisville, kentucky. that's a fwleamily that loves e other. she recently lost 60 pounds. so she's thrilled for the opportunity to get a brand new look to go with her brand new body. let's hear her story. >> so

s use we'll look at the plight of jobless young brits two years after violent riots rocked london and other parts of the country. russia's top court cuts the prison term for former oil tycoon me. he'll walk free in a year's time. as two pm in moscow you're watching r t on marina joshua welcome to the program now it's half a year since one time was prisoners began their hunger strike the u.s. military says the starvation protests is waning because inmates have been eating after dusk as is tradition in the holy month of ramadan and the prisoners are protesting indefinite detention without charge and they are treatment un special rubber turf war torture and try to find out about their conditions firsthand but only got a limit a tour of the facility. unfortunately i was not allowed to visit.

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a lot of us looking up to a fairly clear skies. temperatures, upper 50s the low 60s. 56 currently in san mateo bridge as we follow these numbers into the afternoon, expect a sunny and warmer day. temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday's so yes we do have 90s for the board for livermore, pleasanton. upper 80s for antioch and. although today will be the warmest of the week we are still a little cooler we should be for this time of year. clouds will return to the skyline. futurecast 4 highlights and o'clock this evening temperatures for the '60s and tied the bay but holding on to mild weather. we're talking '70s for fairfield and napa. your 7 day around the bay forecast thai like a cooling trend that kicks in as we have until tomorrow and check in the weekend. not to toasty as we have and to that three weekend. in fact delivered its self. >>george: a back up at the san mateo bridge. >>james: police in walnut creek now believe, that as many as half a dozen people. may have been involved in a brazen burglary at tiffany and com

for us, looks good. central valley. going to warmup. 98 in fresno. chances and dry lightning . h bay today, looking for 73 and 81 morgan hill. over the east bay, 8 degrees below average with a high of 83. north bay low 70s for the most part. chillier than that at mill valley. 67. 61 at stinson beach . we'll go with stratus quo. until saturday and sunday when we apply to the heat and warm things back up. >> not bad. all right. thanks so much. >>> general motors hopes new lower prices will help boost sales of electric car. the 2014 models are due out soon. knock $5,000 off the sticker price. that will bring the cost down from $40,000 to $35,000. government tax rebates can bring the price down even lower. >>> conscious shoppers who go for organic are in for surprise. why it may be a fancy title with nothing behind it. we are two days away from 49er football. we are counting off to kick off to the niners first preseason game. the defending champs take on the broncos thursday at 6:00. conventional stawberries.. d organic. >>> strawberry season is in full swing and most super markets

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they will let us look at the lighting situation.have the highway patrol sign up troopers to work shifts in case they open it then. >> the wheels seem to be turning. kristin at treasure island. thank you for the report. >>> hillary clinton hasn't said she will run for president, but she sounded like a candidate today. the annual meeting of the bar association, she accepted an award for legal work and helping women lawyers advance. >> call a congressman and tell them you believe in the right to vote for yourself and your fellow citizens and our government cannot fully represent the people unless it has been fairly elected by them. >> reporter: pole polls show most people like hillary. >>> fans of apple products are not going to like. apple will never be the same. sharon chen has been interview that was on cbs this morning. >> days before the premiere of jobs, oracle said the ceo lost its core when it lost jobs. >> he was brilliant. he was our edison, our picasso. >> what will happen? >> we already know. we conducted the experience. we

use of chemical weapons. he's rallied nobody. it looksg to defend his ego or to defend his statement about a red line as opposed to having coherent idea as to why he wants to act. >> it's stunning. because he was a u.s. senator, although it was of short duration, you would think he would realize the value of friendships and companionships and sort of working together with congress. i'm not saying he should give in to his ideology or things that are important to him. bill clinton, he would schmooze a little bit with newt gingrich, yet reagan with tip o'neill. lbj would have had people at the white house every day back slapping. i'm not suggesting anything cozy. but relationships matter. >> they matter particularly at a time when the president is out there on a very important national security issue and he hasn't built a lot of relationships frankly on either side of the aisle. you're seeing the results of that. and he could use support in congress. >> looks like tonight he got the republican senator bob corker on his side on this. >> there

if weapons are used look at what it will do to the peace process let's listen to his words on that. let's not forget that barack obama is nobel peace prize laureate of the cost of the decade the us has started seven conflicts in various parts of the world but did that really solve any problems afghanistan or iraq libya there's no democracy there now which is what the us claimed it tried to bring there's no civil peace or balance all of these has to be taken into account before making the decision to stop bombing syria which will lead to civilian casualties so as the world expects a u.s. air strike at any time a prudent urging restraint at this moment in time. the u.n. chief doesn't want a military action in syria until his chemical weapons inspectors present their findings to the security council and that could take a couple of weeks but washington has said it will decide on what to do regardless of the probes results the u.s. appears ready to pull the trigger soon but much of the world would track the plan he's gonna check out explaining. well the obama administration is laying th

us by bay area viewers. mike tweeted this shot from a lightning strike from dublin looking to san francisco. hank you for that mike. >> another bolt from san mateo county. you report pick from viewer anthony sea bold. check out this photo tweeted to us from bryan in south san francisco. shows a massive blast of light new england coming from the cloudy sky above. really remarkable shot. dramatic in. ge. carolyn is off. dangerous weather is moving through the bay area right now. zappedia is here with the latest conditions now out there. sandhya. >> get right to l&÷oppler 7 hd we still see development on our radar which is up in mt. st. helens nachlt numerous lightning strike here moving across the bay year and out over the ocean. this is latest look around this area lightning strike right now so definitely some thunderstorms rumble through this. just saw light new england strike south of sunnyvale there as we take you down to street level. sunnyvale getting heavy rainfall right now. and as i pull out here i do want to show you what is beginning to develop. just west of montere monterey. watchin

us? >> look! hey, hey, look! tanya's only gonna be here until the church finds her a place to stay. >> well, i still don't like it, cora. tanya's just up to her old tricks again. >> she has nowhere else to go, sasha. >> how do we know we're supposed to trust her this time? >> well, we're gonna have a little faith, that's what we're gonna do. >> no, we're not, okay? she's just lied and played everybody. i'm glad i'm nothing like her. i'm not. >> look, cora, you've already allowed her to come in here and clean herself up. that's enough. >> yes, you have done your good deed for the day, and now it's time for her to go. >> hey, everybody. hey, baby girl. >> i'm not your baby girl. >> g-- changing. now, before y'all say anything about, "you're still on drugs," or, "you don't have a job," or, "you messing with somebody else's husband," i -- ooh. y'all didn't know nothing about that. >> we already said no. >> no, baby. that ain't right. i said, "hell, no." >> hey, this is a christian home. >> yeah, sasha, i thought you

we have a stationary boundary south of us. looks like more sunshine on tap tomorrow. by the time we get into wednesday, we pick up a stray shower in the mountains. basically looking relatively dry a couple of relatively dry days ahead, less than a 1bilities chance of a pass -- 10% chance of a passing shower. upper midwest, great lakes, that's where it's been the past couple of days. we were stuck under the stationary front has maryland has been. we have so many cloudy days, cooler than average. we've had a station nar rip boundary -- stationary boundary. i want to show you how quiet the tropics are. we have one area of convection. gulf warts extremely warm. we'll see what happens. we don't have a watch or concern. tonight down to 64. patchy fog will develop tomorrow, 87. morning patchy fog turns warmer. the next couple of days a little warmer each day. we could hit that summer time e lou schiff 90. it's been tough to get to in the not this summer. well, there you g we have lap chance on thursday after which milder air comes. sunshine. even if it feels like fall. give m

people are looking for other ways to cross the bay. they have found that the use of the ferry boats may have increased by three times it is today. >> a lot of people who are looking for alternative ways to get around, people who walk, bicycle, other transportation, less people are driving. it is not just the price of gas. >> it is fun to ride to work and along the riverfront. we see that on the weekend. the promise not it is just full of people coming down, just walking along the waterfront, ride a bike, take a walk. we're becoming one of the most public waterfronts in the country. >> once upon the time, the boats would come in here where we are standing we know that because i have a photograph of that. my wife collects historic post cards of san francisco, and we have photographs of the ferry building with all the piers in place. the ferry building went through the 1906 earthquake. how badly damaged it was it? >> just the clock tower was rendered on safe or compromised. -- it was rendered unsafe or compromised. they had thought about taking the clock tower down,

if weapons are used look at what it will do to the peace process let's listen to his words on that. let's not forget that barack obama is a nobel peace prize laureates to dismantle the u.s. historically conflicts in the world. really solve any problems afghanistan iraq libya is a new dimension to the now. which is what the us explained it to are to bring your there's no civil peace or violence all of this needs to be taken into account before you wonder decision to start bombing syria which will lead to civilian casualties so as the world expects a u.s. air strike at any time a prudent urging restraint at this moment in time. the u.n. chief doesn't want to military action in syria until his chemical weapons inspectors present their findings to the security council that could take a couple of weeks but washington has said it will decide on what to do regardless of the probes results the u.s. appears ready to pull the trigger soon but much of the world rejects that plan also is going to check out reports while the

if weapons are used look at what it will do to the peace process let's listen to his words on that. ok let's not forget that barack obama is a nobel peace prize laureates response to the u.s. historically conflicts in various parts of the world that really solve many problems afghanistan iraq libya is a new dimension to the now which is what the u.s. claim to try to bring your there's no civil peace or balance all of this needs to be taken into account before you know you wonder decision to start bombing syria which will lead to civilian casualties. expects a u.s. airstrike at any time a prudent urging restraint at this moment in time. thank you very much indeed for that thomas live from sound from moscow thank you very much again. u.n. chemical weapons are exposed are expected to present the results of the investigation into last week's use of deadly toxins in syria but the u.s. has made it clear the wild body's findings will not influence its intentions to a time of the syrian regime which it blames for the ch

use of chemical weapons. but he has rallied nobody. and it lookshe's trying to defend his ekboe or his statement about a red line. >> it's stunning because he was a u.s. senator, although it was of short duration, you would have thought he would realize the importance of friendships and companionships and working together. i'm not saying he should give in to his ideology. but when you look back at bill clinton, he would smooz a little bit. you have reagan with tip o'neill. l. brget j. would have people at the white house every day back slapping. relations matter in. >> they matter particularly when the president's out there on a very important national security issue. and he hasn't built a lot of relationships, frankly, on either side of the aisle. and you're seeing that. you're seeing the results of that. and he could use support in congress. >> it looks like tonight he got the republican senator bob corker on his side. >> there will be republicans, there will be democrats. but there will be a lot of republicans and democrats not with him. this wi

us by bay area viewers. mike tweeted this shot from a lightning strike from dublin looking to san francisco. hank you for that mike. >> another bolt from san mateo county. you report pick from viewer anthony sea bold. check out this photo tweeted to us from bryan in south san francisco. shows a massive blast of light new england coming from the cloudy sky above. really remarkable shot. dramatic in. ge. carolyn is off. dangerous weather is moving through the bay area right now. zappedia is here with the latest conditions now out there. sandhya. >> get right to l&÷oppler 7 hd we still see development on our radar which is up in mt. st. helens nachlt numerous lightning strike here moving across the bay year and out over the ocean. this is latest look around this area lightning strike right now so definitely some thunderstorms rumble through this. just saw light new england strike south of sunnyvale there as we take you down to street level. sunnyvale getting heavy rainfall right now. and as i pull out here i do want to show you what is beginning to develop. just west of montere monterey. watchin

look over. >> what's nearby that made this even more dangerous. >>> and, the final word on the miley cyrus vma gig goes to this guy who -- >> is going to give us a tutorial on how to replicate miley's outfit. >> see what you're going to need -- >> gorcover the groin and the bosoms. >> [ bleep ]. go back. [ bleep ]. look out! look out! >> this is in astoria, queens, new york. apparently this person inside this dodge van is trying to steal this van. you see just bystanders and police trying to stop this person. you've got police with gunses drawn at this guy. he is still revving the engine. sounds like maybe he damaged the van because he can't get it going. at one point the officer right here opens the door. as soon as he opens the door, everybody takes off because the driver of the dodge van got out and started running. >> [ bleep ]. >> they take off down the street, end up apprehending this guy. you you see him down in custody on the sidewalk. people are upset because this guy put a lot of people in danger. >> hang on. everybody hang on. >> i can't believe he thought he was going to get away with all those people around and a ton of police offic

is patting us down unnecessarily delaying us looking for weapons which we obviously don't have and weust try to get to our gate? well, imagine your whole neighborhood is terminal "b" at laguardia. (laughter) and the t.s.a. agents sometimes talk to you like this. "boarding pass and what the (bleep) are you looking at? open that computer bag before i break your arm mother (bleep)er!" irritating, isn't it? a little irritating. (cheers and applause) for turn we turn to senior daily show correspondent jessica williams. jessica, as someone who is more likely to be affected by this than i am, do you agree that stop and frisk goes too far? >> no! i agree with commissioner kelly. if anything, stop and frisk doesn't go far enough! john, people need to accept this program as a fact of urban life. and right now i'm standing in one of new york's most crime-ridden neighborhoods. >> john: where exactly are you, jess? >> i'm on wall street. (cheers and applause) >> jon: what? you're on wall street? >> yeah, i'm on wall street. the white bronx, business harlem. and frankly, john, i don't feel safe her

ally has very long hair that looked ratty and dull. then she usederfecter. >> this is amazing. i can already see the shine, i can already see the shine. >> patti: now look at how smooth and beautiful it is, full of shine and style. >> hi, gorgeous. >> i love it! >> oh, my gosh. >> wow, look at that. >> it's beautiful. >> oh, my goodness gracious, i love it. what a transformation. >> i know. >> total transformation. >> patti: and jessie's problem was dry, frizzy hair. but after simply brushing with the perfecter, her hair is healthy, shiny and full of body and bounce. >> i want you to shake your hair 'cause i am-- look at that! it moves. it was not moving before. and the shine is unbelievable! >> patti: cheryl's hair is so short, she can't use a curling iron, but the perfecter lets her get close without burning. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah! >> and just look at the result. incredible lift and style. what a transformation. ...she did this on her own in just under three minutes, so congratulations. >> and if i can do it, anybody can do it, truly. >> thank you

. >> let us look at the history. 1952, they overthrow the king. stole a watch from winston churchill, how the world's biggest collection of pornography. now we have more say, democratically elected, he is gone, now what is new? how can there be any hope for democracy down the road? >> i have been to egypt about six times. i was there during the mubarak era. the place was shut down, military everywhere. if they pull that back, as we did under morsi, something else steps into the vacuum. what came in did not throw the people. the muslim brotherhood was taking the country in a direction that a lot of egyptians in the middle did not like. >> colby is right. democratically elected does not mean democratic. the muslim brotherhood is not democratic. the palestinian wing of the mother -- muslim brotherhood is called hamas. a democracy ine gaza. the problem is, that is where morsi was taking egypt, that is why there were the largest demonstrations in the history of egypt, larger than the ones against mubarak. coup,my, when it did the made the decision, it

doesn't it make us look petty in the eyes of the world? >> you would think so. going to be a very rocky fall in my opinion for the markets. you have instability in the middle east, and the whole side issue of iran may be getting angry if it's ally is attacked and not having talks on the nuclear program, and you have the federal reserve maybe changing its policy in a very significant way, and you have got a potential debacle on the debt ceiling. late october is going to be a crucial time for the markets because i don't see a deal right now. >> you have stock fund managers up 14%, and it was an awful august for stock investors, down three and 4% each. >> you know, the government is not going to shut down. we probably will not have a default crisis, but it is headline risk, and i do think there are an awful lot of people in both parties who bizarrely are itching for a fight right now. the democrats seem to think a fight could help them in the fall of 2014, and that's how people think in this town, and the republicans are thinking it could help them with their const

-- to take a look back at what the special use district is and whether or not there is a need to tweak it. let me actually note that it's only fitting that supervisor zane jane is also in committee because for a time when she was -- when her district, district 6, include the north mission, this is an issue that we also talked to her about from both offices, so a while back my office working with supervisor wiener developed a year long community and stakeholders process that basically brought people together from the entire neighborhood and got community input whether or not changes should be made, and i think that it's fair to say there was a wide range of opinions from people who feel and felt that special use districts should remain as is to people that believe that special use district should be eliminated and what we have here in this piece of legislation is an ordinance that strikes a balance between the different comments we received. it doesn't eliminate the special use district but it does update it in such a way it allows new community based entrepreneurship while at the

if weapons are used look at what it will do to the peace process let's listen to his words on that. let's not forget that barack obama is nobel peace prize laureate of the cost of the decade the u.s. has started seven conflicts and there is parts of the world but did that really solve any problems afghanistan iraq libya there's no democracy then now which is what the u.s. claimed it tried. bringing this new civil peace or balance all of these has to be taken into account before making the decision to stop bombing syria which will lead to civilian casualties so as the world expects a u.s. airstrike at any time a prudent urging restraint at this moment in time. told us there and while washington is becoming increasingly certain to carry out at least a limited military operation in syria much of the world seems to reject that plan what he's going to check on reports while the obama administration is laying the groundwork for a military strike against syria but the president says he has not made the final decision t

of the best scientist are looking at as a real possibility if we don't change our course of avenlgs -- action. i think it's imperative, not just from my generation, all of us are looking at you and judging you on this issue today. this is not going to solve climate change, but it supports it in every direction. we are not going to get there in every second. so please take a vote today and i would be extremely excited to see that happen. >> thank you very much, next speaker, please. >> my name is rebecca evans. we support this and i hope you vote today. i think it's important that you are talking about energy independence here in other parts of the country that are not like san francisco, they are talking about having oil drilled and gas from this country. i think it's really good that under the leadership of the puc and lafco and the department of environment that you have come to this point and also working with the advocates to applaud the puc and lafco and i hope you vote today. thank you. >> good afternoon. i live and work in san francisco. i don't represent a group. i have worked with the local clean energy alliance. there is a lot of common ground. w

i don't look the same. >> you look beautiful. >> oh, my goodness. >> look at camera 12. tell us the hair. >> this proves 60 is young -- if you want to look younger -- >> what did you say? >> okay. >> come on, louis. >> oh, my. >> whoa! okay. 60 -- whatever -- it's working. covering gray. you know, people choose to or not to. if you want to look younger it is the way to go. the hair cut was short. richard janney made it a little chicer. big difference is the hair color. >> what do you think, cindy? >> amazing. oh oh, my god. >> tell us about the dress. >> i love polka-dots. this is muted especially for fall. this is by maggie london and the bracelet is bauble bar. >> a round of applause. >> our second lady is esther martinez. she's 66 from texas. she's been considering change ing her look. when we ambushed her on the plaza she was taken off guard but decided to take a chance. what a woman. >> esther is flipping out. we'll talk to her husband ignacio. why do you want this for her? >> it's something different that i would never imagine it would happen. >> it did. esther, can you tr

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all of us looking forward to that. your wednesday forecast is showing less humid conditions and sunshine too. we'll welcome that back in the forecast as well. bay temperature at 79 degrees. winds out of the west at 10 knots. small craft drivers advisory going into effect as we head into tomorrow. another shower or thunderstorm possible especially this evening. tonight we'll have lows around 63. we're going to start to clear out nicely. those clouds will decrease overnight, too. and sunshine and less humid tomorrow, 78 degrees. i can never get tired of saying sunshine, less humid and high pressure. >> nice. and we can never get tired of hearing it. >> it sounds good. >>> no you've dreamed about being on the price is right, this week is your chance. come out to value city furniture for a price is right contestant search. two lucky people will win and attend a taping. one could make it to contestants row. go to cbsbaltimore.com to print off your application before you go. just click on our contest and promotions icon. >>

. >> reporter: you can hear right now there's gunfire coming from about 120 feet away from us. look at the bridge. you can see people running for their lives. >> reporter: we made a quick decision, splitting up, one team staying behind, my producer and i going to a second location, where our vehicle was surrounded by 50 armed thugs. they had guns, machetes, trying -- surrounded our cars, accused us of being spies. eventually they let us go. >> reporter: the city becomes a battlefield. this, a gunfight outside the luxury four seasons hotel. elsewhere, some jumping for their lives off a bridge. here, a tank stares down -- eventually firing on -- a man near the suez canal. bloodshed at the critical passageway of the world's oil. >> david, according to some reports, at least 60 people were killed nationwide today and there is no end in sight to this bloody battle that's now ripping apart one of america's most important allies in this region. >> muhammad lila, we're glad you're safe. egypt's violence could affect shipping routes for oil. the price of gas has been coming

you resign ♪ ♪ the nation's laughing and we'd be happy, so very happy if you'd resign ♪ ♪ you make us lookelevator, hangars >> i was waiting for someone to make a knock-off of "blurred lines" the song of the summer. mika, have you been listening to that song all summer long in. >> you can stop. >> it's like 8:24 now. it's gone to his head. >> listen, we need more cooler, that's all i have to say. >> i see that. >> the more cooler the better. >> yeah, we do. okay. >> more sam horowitz. >> louis, you're getting a little too confident. thank you for that. >>> coming up on "morning joe" a bloody crackdown in egypt leaves hundreds dead and puts the white house between a rock and a hard place. we're going to weigh the administration's response and get a live report from the region straight ahead on "morning joe" and newt gingrich takes aim at his own party with some tough words for republicans who have been speaking out against obama care. we'll show you what he said. >>> also an exclusive interview with new york mayoral candidate christine quinn. we'll ask her about the debate with anthony wein

if weapons are used look at what it will do to the peace process let's listen to his words on that. let's not forget that barack obama is nobel peace prize laureate of the past decade the u.s. has started several conflicts in various parts of the world but did that really solve any problems afghanistan iraq libya there's no democracy there now which is what the u.s. claimed it tried to bring this new civil peace or balance all of these has to be taken into account before making the decision to stop bombing syria which will lead to civilian casualties so as the world expects a u.s. air strike at any time a prudent urging restraint at this moment in time meanwhile the u.n. chief death and wanted military action in syria until his chemical weapons inspectors present that findings to the security council they've just returned from that trip and you're seeing the very latest pictures of that plane touching down and wrote it down a full report of the inspectors findings could take a couple of weeks but washington want