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should see cle skies out at the gameand those temperatures now as we move you over to the weekend in temperatures on the coast 60s and 70s, sta cru near 72 degrees. tahoe in the 60s and yosemit looking pretty nice. we'll see a cnce oflouds on the increase for the work week. coming up, plus the lates on tem typhoon haiyan, which is heading up towards vietnam. we'll have a update in aew minutes. backo you. >> thank you, rob. so manfolks in the philippines and vietnam watching for that today. here's a questionor u. are you really that different from your parents and your children? which generation is really the greatest generation? resechers are trying to define different generations. >> reporr: from millennials to the digital generation, tho of us of gey have gotten a bad rap, a sense of entitlemt, jump around from job to job, fickle. do we doo serve it? drowning out his doubts, bennie decided to take a leap of faith. ♪ ♪ >> rorter: and started his own music recording studio in downtown san jose. >> i just feel like youknow, like i'm on a runw. i'm just getting ready to take off. i got

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less than half the population of guinea have accessed the cle ac drinking water. >> suddenly they become rich and all that money has gone to his dad and his son. >> for more than two years, the u.s. justice department has attempted to seize his oceanfront estate and other assets, claiming he purchased the assets with dirty money. recently a judge ruled that the prosecutors lacked probable cause to pursue the offenses against mr. gama, but a justice party spokesman told us they still plan to pursue the case. "fox files" repeatedly tried to contact mr. gama and his attorneys for an interview but didn't hear back. do we get any clues to the mindset of a dictator by looking at his home? >> you can tell this is a person who works on a very crude and brutal basis. >> how does the brutality relate to a love of luxury items? >> dictators feel inside vulnerable, unworthy. they need everything around them that would suggest they're the opposite of that, that they're loveable beyond belief, that they're worthy of incredible wealth, so they have to surround themselves with constant reminders of how

they are noture how tce got into the ground here in mountain view and iis not cle it is linked to theacthat this chemical was used by the semiconductor industry around three decades ago. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank youery much,ob. . >> it is just about 5:46 on a wednesday morng. again, getting close to the weeken i like to think we are. >> what do you think about that on a monday morning? >> it helps motivates, christina,long with this ne weather. we have to wor through the weekend, though. good morning to you, jon and laur we are goi to take aook at somethingou can do ts weekd as well. i thinkou are going to like it. hold on for one ment. let's start with you current conditions. temperatures mostly in the0s and s, i not brutally co, rtainly cold enough r a cold. i want to showou san bruno. this is our highest came. you can see here for miles. morning.t of fog out there this we will have a little bit in the nortbay until about 10:00 a.m. highs coming in at about 3:30 this time of year. your forecast for wednesday, saratoga, 73. men menlo park, 71. san frci

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icons that the soviet, we were ahead but they would catch up to us in 1965 and that we needed that knew clear was not only inevitable but december sireble and one of the things i talk about in that article is his vietnam record and it's become fashionable today to look at vietnam as kind of a continuum that started with eisenhower and continued with kennedy, nixon. jack went beyond anything that i think any president has done to keep us out of vietnam and he intended, in fact, a month before he died he issued a national security order making it the official policy of the united states to get us out of the vietnam, the first thousand troops home by the end of november and all u.s. personnel out of vietnam by the end of 1965 and that was his intention. he repeatedly stated it to advisors, he went against all add vie tovisors doing it but ro put ground troops in. >> amazing. kerry, we have a fabulous picture, an image of you playing side and seek inside the oval office with president kennedy there with caroline, i think it was, was. >>> it? >> yeah, that's the two of us. >> when you see that p

if this plan needs fixing which cle clearly it does it is incumbent upon republicans to work with democrats to make this plan -- >> wait a minute. this president doesn't know a lot. i read in the paper about fast and furious. i had no idea we were spying on the pope and chancellor merkel. >> the biggest lie is it's not going to work, not going to pay for itself. they say they can do it for a trillion dollars. that means taking $750 billion out of medicare. there are 12,000 new people a day going into medicare. at the end of the day there is not going to be sufficient doctors, sufficient money. financially it can't make it. why are so few people on the left -- i have argued with james carville, bob beckel. rick ungar will be arguing with me before the end of the show. why do they accept the fact that this was predicated on a huge lie and they don't admit it? >> a lot of people are banking on helping obama create and protect his legacy. i think a lot of this -- remember the shutdown. this was over defund obama care. they wouldn't budge. now look. look at it unraveling. look what they have bee

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. >> frances barber wrote, here, ophelia at the rsc and cle patent tra at the globe i am pleased to have all of them here with me at this table, welcome. let me just beg, this comes from you, this idea, this production. >> yes. two women have got their hand on the keys of one of the important london theaters for the first time. >> rose: yes. >> reports have just been issued in london saying that for every job in the arts that went to a woman, there were two jobs going to men, and those two things, they asked me to do a show in their opening season and i thought, right, we have got to make some reparations here. >> rose: yes, reparations is it, what did you do? >> i talked to harriet about whether she wanted to come on board on the adventure and about what play might be suitable for the occasion, and i chose this, because i thought it gave most women a chance to step outside their domestic, romantic, that they are often confined to in our classical repertoire. >> rose: this must have been a wonderful news for you. >> yes, i didn't hesitate. at one point there was an idea of maybe doing ro