nick: if stenson holes this, he plays with bubba again tomorrow. jim: do you think somebody as far back as five under par could have a chance tomorrow? nick: no, i doubt that. because all these guys are good, they're playing well and you have to believe they're all going to be moving forward. the leaders could probably get to 13 or 14. jim: here's stenson for birdie. nick: you just can't stroke the putts. you just have to get the darn thing rolling. jim: stenson failing to make that puts ryan palmer now in the penultimate pairing tomorrow. stenson shoots 67. bubba is going to match him with this. and tomorrow should be quite a day. to close out the barclays. when we were here four years ago, dustin johnson was the winner. he was the longest hitter driving distance-wise on tour this year. bubba is number two. how do you figure? 6,00 yards and the bombers have done very well here. but it's day and bae who will be in the final pairing tomorrow. the nfl on cbs tonight, seattle and san diego. we'll see you 2:00 eastern time. for nick and all the crew, j

nick: if stenson holes this, he plays with bubba again tomorrow. jim: do you think somebody as far back as five under par could have a chance tomorrow? nick: no, i doubt that. because all these guys are good, they're playing well and you have to believe they're all going to be moving forward. the leaders could probably get to 13 or 14. jim: here's stenson for birdie. nick: you just can't stroke the putts. you just have to get the darn thing rolling. jim: stenson failing to make that puts ryan palmer now in the penultimate pairing tomorrow. stenson shoots 67. bubba is going to match him with this. and tomorrow should be quite a day. to close out the barclays. when we were here four years ago, dustin johnson was the winner. he was the longest hitter driving distance-wise on tour this year. bubba is number two. how do you figure? 6,00 yards and the bombers have done very well here. but it's day and bae who will be in the final pairing tomorrow. the nfl on cbs tonight, seattle and san diego. we'll see you 2:00 eastern time. for nick and all the crew, j

nick: if stenson holes this, he plays with bubba again tomorrow. jim: do you think somebody as far back as five under par could have a chance tomorrow? nick: no, i doubt that. because all these guys are good, they're playing well and you have to believe they're all going to be moving forward. the leaders could probably get to 13 or 14. jim: here's stenson for birdie. nick: you just can't stroke the putts. you just have to get the darn thing rolling. jim: stenson failing to make that puts ryan palmer now in the penultimate pairing tomorrow. stenson shoots 67. bubba is going to match him with this. and tomorrow should be quite a day. to close out the barclays. when we were here four years ago, dustin johnson was the winner. he was the longest hitter driving distance-wise on tour this year. bubba is number two. how do you figure? 6,00 yards and the bombers have done very well here. but it's day and bae who will be in the final pairing tomorrow. the nfl on cbs tonight, seattle and san diego. we'll see you 2:00 eastern time. for nick and all the crew, j

reading diplomatic mail at intercepting cables, but it gets closed by the secretary of state, henry stenson, who says, at least according to the story, that gentleman don't read each other's mail. so going after world war ii, there is not a real central organizer of the american intelligence effort and that is really where the cia gets created after the war because a lot of people looked back at world war ii, and especially on pearl harbor, and the lesson is, you know, not that we didn't have reason to suspect that the japanese were going to attack at pearl harbor, but that all of the different elements of the early american intelligence community weren't talking to each other. and so that is kind of the cia's initial role. less about operation and more about coronation of efforts. thatou can actually see this happens again and again. the 9/11 commission report has a very similar conclusions. that the problem wasn't a failure of collection, but a failure to put all the pieces together in time to prevent such a major attack. mr. scully: i was just going to ask you about 9/11. researching thi

power is out at robert stenson towers. building tonight dark and air conditioning does not work. peco energy is working on the problem but it does not expect to restore electricity, until sometime overnight. >>> and congressman chaka fattah says he is innocent of the corruption charges against him, and he vows to stay in office even running for a 12th term. during his first appearance in federal court in center city the defiant democrat pleaded not guilty, even, before the judge asked. >> mr. fattah you have been here because you have been indicted by the federal grand jury. you don't to have say anything today but anything you say can be used against you. do you understand that. >> i do, your an or. i'd like to say i'm not guilty. >> reporter: fattah accused federal prosecutors of turning his friend and family in collateral damage in a bribery and racketeering investigation. >>> "action news" is in argentina, ahead of the pope francis visit to philadelphia in less than six weeks. jim guard are in is live in buenos aires.

union square, number one and 2, stenson street. do it is on assignment, the mets we start out with making it five of brotherly love. the ryan howard woul! slurring his words, using expletives, you can see right here. >> get ready [bleep] juliet: the crowd loved it. he admitted he took medication and mixed it with alcohol. pat hayden said in a statement he is disappointed but no word whether the university or n.c.a.a. will discipline the head coach. yesterday he made an apology. >> it was inappropriate. i feel bad for the university of southern california. i feel bad for pat hayden, i feel bad for our players and i the way i acted was irresponsible and something that i obviously don't condone. juliet: moving on, and espn suspended former red sox pitching great courage coming after he posted a tweet comparing muslims to hitler. >> 5% to 10% of muslims are extremists, in 1940 only 7% of germans were not these. how did that go? he said the tweet is completely unacceptable so they removed him from his current little league assignment. h

on december 4, 1942, the school received a notice from henry stenson, secretary of war, that the school was being taken over. proceedings were used and it was decreed all records of the acquisition be sealed from public view. almost 54,000 acres were acresed, almost a 9000 were public land. >> after pearl harbor, we all knew that we were kind of playing it and game -- an end game. we get out of school, we are off to war. so in the beginning of the fall of 1942, where -- with already surveyors around here from the government, then they took it over. absolutely fantastic construction in a very short length of time. when you're the school would be taken over. we didn't know just when. startedruction crews throwing up buildings for administrations, laboratories, housing, schools, and every thing as a community needed. it looked more like a boom town than a wartime army camp. >> so towards the end of this, just before christmas, these two dudes show up in a calling themselves mr. smith and mr. jones. pork pie one wearing a and the second one a fedora. no way i am mr. smith and mr. jones. who

jeb bush having to respond during a stenson. a little bit of what he says. where it stands on the campaign up segregation. bush: enforcingb the rule of law will solve the amendment issue. if people are here legally and who is born hild here i think they ought to be american citizens. eople like marco rubio by the way that is how he came. so to suggest that we make it talented person like that, not to be a candidate , i think we are little overboard. listening to the emotion rather than the reality of this. fixing immigration is important because it is not only important people are frustrated because there's a lack of commitment to the rule of law but change the legal to be an economic driver for the country. being here topic is now discussed what do you think about whether mr. bush said? these are t of all, babies born within our border nd we shall welcome them as citizens because they will become contributors to the from a moral perspective i think, we think citizenship is the right thing to do. i think the way the debate has in the race for the republican

jeb bush having to respond during a stenson. a little bit of what he says.re it stands on the campaign up segregation. bush: enforcingb the rule of law will solve the amendment issue. if people are here legally and who is born hild here i think they ought to be american citizens. eople like marco rubio by the way that is how he came. so to suggest that we make it talented person like that, not to be a candidate , i think we are little overboard. listening to the emotion rather than the reality of this. fixing immigration is important because it is not only important people are frustrated because there's a lack of commitment to the rule of law but change the legal to be an economic driver for the country. being here topic is now discussed what do you think about whether mr. bush said? these are t of all, babies born within our border nd we shall welcome them as citizens because they will become contributors to the from a moral perspective i think, we think citizenship is the right thing to do. i think the way the debate has in the race for the republican nomi

, 79 expected in novato, upper 70s san rafael, 70 degrees for sauce lead toe -- sausalito, 66 for stensoneach. mid-80s for the warmer locations, brentwood looking at 85 today. not that long ago we were hitting 105 in some of these areas so it's going to feel quite nice. 84 for livermore, 82 in danville, 82 for walnut creek. along the east bay shoreline, low to mid-70s expected for today. 71 in alameda, 74 for hayward. south bay, 81 san jose, upper 80s for morgan hill, saratoga go to about 84, mostly sunny in santa cruz for the second half of the day and 78 expected for you into the afternoon. 81 woodside, 76 san mateo, 68 in san francisco for today, and right along the coastline, again, partly to mostly cloudy, 60s in the forecast, pacifica, half moon bay as well as daly city. notice the gradual cooldown continuing each passing day. tomorrow we will be slightly cooler than today as we get into monday, temperatures cool off a bit more, bottoming out on tuesday when our inland communities only reaching into the upper 70s for the afternoon. back to you. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> starting t