then he builds a more conventional little cabin on the right. again, it was sort of like you're showing off the cars. you don't necessarily need them. you could build a very small little cabin. the stars are made up, by the way. i just put those in. so carville becomes -- like we said, we had these rich people, millionaires coming down from sackmaster -- sacramento. it becomes a fashionable, trendy thing to do. the guilded age was sort of passed. we were in a depression in the 1890's so it kind of looked good if you were a rich person to say, oh, we're roughing it this year in cars down at the beach. it also drew a bunch of artists, writers, and other people who were attracted to the romantic idea of cars out in the sandunes. some of the people who came to carville, xavier martinez, the california painter, he renlted an old car as a studio out there at the beach. and that picture in the background here is one of his paintings. the associate editor at "sunset" magazine promoted it. another person, jack london, the writer, came out and partied in c

so he made a little deal. he bought 50 old cars, dragged them out to his land just south of sutro in the sanddo you knows. and he said, if you buy a lot from me, $35 up front, $7.50 a month, i'll toss in two cars. so you can pretty much move in today. it's like a starter home. and it kind of helped get attention to the whole thing. he built what he called novel seaside cottages. so this is one of his novel seaside cottages where he basically elevated these cars to a second story. here's one in construction. and off on the right there is his little real estate office, in another old car. and jacob heyman this guy really struck gold because he zug in the sand looking for water -- dug in the sand looking for water and hit the ackqua for. so suddenly you had fresh water. that was a big deal. now you could perhaps live out there year-around. this was heyman's land just south of sutro's. you could seat cars lined up waiting for buyers, essentially. in the background you have some of these novel seaside cottages. he l

i'll try a little, right? >> yeah. try a little bit. and what's fun about drd fruit is that you don't have to have fresh fruit at home. you can have the dried fruit that's shelf stable, doesn't spoil, in your cabinet-- >> that's good. >> and make a fresh smoothie with it-- >> that's really good. >> which is nutritious and great for your family. you know? >> now, if you do want to do trail mix, you have a really neat idea here. >> yes. this is a really fun snack idea with dried fruit. we mix any ki of nuts or seeds or dried fruit that we're feeling that day. >> ok. i'm feeling the berries today. >> we have berries today. my son loves the bries. we do tropicals. you can throw yogurt raisins in there, which gives it a little bit of creaminess. >> these are cute. >> yeah, blueberries. delicious. >> some nuts. >> high in antioxidants. >> so, you can really tailor this for whoever you're giving this gift to, which-- >> absolutely. yes. >> you know, if they don't like walnuts, we'll do-- >> you can make it super healthy, or you can add a littl

a little warmer thursday. signs of warmer weather sunday/monday. >> thank you, steve. >>> a search is underway for a gunman who shot a teenager near a busy san francisco shopping center. it happened yesterday afternoon at fifth and market close to the westfield san francisco center. police say the victim's injuries are not life- threatening. right now there's no description of the suspect. >>> overwhelming battle, what firefighters have done overnight to keep a mammoth fire from racing to two eastern arizona towns. >>> and 30 years after a.i.d.s. was first diagnosed a a disturbing fact about h.i.v. infections is discovered. >>> stocks still down slightly today, threatening to extend their longest losing streak. mcdonald's weighed in on dow after reporting weak sales. the dow is currently down 7. nasdaq down 11. s&p is down almost 2. oil is at $100 poi 51 a barrel. -- oil is at 100.51 a barrel. >>> flights are resuming in argentina and chile after vol can ig ash disrupted travel. flights in and -- volcanic ash d

seems to be improving a bit. >> a little bit. you know claudine just told us and i have a feeling they're just about to reopen lanes just because the tv signal was taken down. thiamines they're getting all the tv crews off the freeway and getting set to open 880 northbound at 7th. now they're just about to reopen it. weal let you know when it is indeed reopened. i'm sure she'll let us know when cars are coming by. also the morning commute is going to be okay. traffic here at the toll plaza about a five minute delay. they're going to turn the metering lights on pretty soon. it should be backing up to the 880over crossing. and this morning's commute in san jose in the south bay still off to a very nice start. this commute tends to get going a little bit later on. 6:10. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. and san rafael under mostly cloudy skies. some rain starting to pick up. just tweeted it. sp weather by the way. if you have any weather information or if it starts to rain over san pablo bay into napa county, parts of the n

this morning we do have a little light fog out there. thing heavy, nothing below four miles of visibility. a thinning cloud deck as well. and then warm later on today, a building breeze. now thursday, if you wanted to plan a beach trip, that's going to be the warmest day of the week. if you wanted to hit santa cruz, i would do so thursday. a lot of kids are off for summer. 54 in oakland right now. we're headed towards about 63 degrees by noon in the city. that's when we'll start to see a lot of that cloud cover clear out. mostly sunny conditions by noon in the city and by 4:00 p.m. completely clear conditions. 70 degrees as you make your way home from work. a little warm from san francisco in the east bay. 75 in san jose, 76 in gilroy. we do have a game, 12:45 weather should be perfect. you don't need to bring a jacket, but it is time to bring that sunscreen to the park with you as we have a pretty high uv index today and tomorrow. giants are still in town so bring that sunscreen. 78 on friday, a little cooler for the weekend but staying

so put a little bit of that. that gives it a nice little honey maple flavor to it. 've made for you. just put a little maple syrup into your lemonade or iced tea. gives it that nice, maple kick to it. >> not everybody is going to be up for the jack daniels. if you are this sounds like a good one. >> absolutely. it really is delicious. let's cheers to fourth of july. >> cheers, happy fourth, love, that very festive. mm, even the alcohol-free one, delicious. >> that is refreshing, light. fantastic. >> so good. it's going to go very well with the spicy salsa. >> you bet. spicy salsa, red, white and blue chips with spicy salsa. and you have to have dessert. >> this is so festive. this looks so terrific. >> this is. it's a aittle red, white and blue trifle. real easy to make. >> what are these, trifles? >> trifle, there's three levels. blueberries on the bottom, a little whipped cream in the center, and then raspberries and strawberries on top. >> this is the real deal, really good fresh whipped cream, not that cool whip. >> no, no. >> if you want the good, real, authenti

tomorrow a little warmer. ill keep the trend going monday and by tuesday we are talking not only cooler, could see some light sprinkles in the north bay, but maybe a warmup again by the end of next week. so a little minor ups and downs. >> thank you, lisa. >>> scientists at the california academy of scientists think they have discovered at least 300 new species. the discovers rissmiller were made in the last few weeks by bay area scientists who traveled to the philippines. dan ashley shows us one of the more buy logically diverse areas in the world, which is why it was chosen for the research expedition. >> we are going in. >> dive after dive, hike after hike, academy scientists and their filipino colleagues joined force force more than a month. the mission, to find and document life of all sizes and shapes in the largest of the philippines 7,000 islands. >> there isn't a dive that i've made here where i haven't seen something unexpected and something new. >> the expedition was led by terry. that's him in the u

a little milder. a lot of kids are turning into stars online. ne else how to put on makeup. now it seems so innocent. bianna golodryga. >> i don't know where to begin. this little girl knows more about makeup than i do. we know that little girls have been obsessed with makeup and watch their mops put it on and seen their favorite actresses and singers wear it. virtually every woman in their lives wears makeup. what happens if a simple game turns into an online makeup tutorial attracting millions of viewers. >> hi, everybody. it's me, madison. >> meet youtube's latest sensation. >> you have shimmeringy and sparkles. >> reporter: she's cute, sassy and at just 5 years old one of the youngest mini makeup gurus around. >> reporter: people are captivated about this little girl. they have generated over 1.2 million clicks. this video alone, over 700,000. >> i really like to blend makeup. >> some people don't know how to put makeup on. >> reporter: taking the internet world by storm between 3 and 11 becoming a bursting trend. young girls and their online

who sent it not really but i think there are far more pressing things in this world that could get a little bit more coverage like what tornadoes. continued crisis in the middle east our country's fiscal situation i think it's pretty straightforward like twitter hackings all the time i just think it's not really a big deal i think it's in the news. it's personal business. so i don't i'm not interested in it really do you think that there are any other stories in the news that people should be focused on or do you think this is a big important story i think the bigger thing in the world in general then a congressman clutch on to it. so perhaps congressman weiner is thanking his lucky stars today happy that mitt romney decided to announce that he's officially running for president took up some time at least some space in the endless cycle of cable news but still all they want stories of when are. you know. in the headlines earlier as opposed to christopher tabor's journalism professor at georgetown university and here's part of what he had to say. we do have an economic crisis here in europe

personal care is up a little bit. ver. >> house hold activities, an hour and 41 minutes down by a minute. >> telephone call thing is if you e-mail and text, you get charged. bills are going up. people are more savvy. >> people are e-mailing instead of calling. and i have to say people reporting the diaries of themselves. so i think we have the perception that we spend less time doing a certain activity than we actually do. >> and you want to be more correct. so you're saying i'm doing -- i'm watching less tv when, in fact, someone is watching -- someone is watching "housewives of beverly hills". >> me. i am. >> we need to add five more minutes to our sleep and we'll be right in line with america. >> be late to the show five minutes. >>> still to come? >> we've got crabs and shrimp cooking up in "today's kitchen". >> spend your time. >> and on with kathie lee and hoda, the winner of today's choice, shelby crown. >>> and a do it yourself style for this summer, we're going to crochet and macrame. mrame. >> helping you spe

maybe a little bit when the. tourist store to arrive here in april when the season can continue into october. attractions or me area are geared to appeal to the whole family and i wanted to check out one of its newest success stories. people come from all over russia to visit the black sea coast but if you're looking for a different sort of multiculturalism it's probably a pretty good place to start. new flamboyant names here this is simply called old poke then surely it's not very old it's old but take a walk around and you'll soon get the picture. who needs a foreign holiday when you can come here you got the pyramids of egypt. temples of ancient greece. and even a roman pavilion all in less time than it takes you to a script. architect alexander of open the post back in two thousand and four with a membership plan in mind. we were out to get together many cultures within the space or east west caucasus russia. these architectural structures are filled with substance as you look around you begin to realize that

so it is a little weird. rd. >> jon: are you training with the guys on your team. >> i am. >> jon: who organizes something like that i know the team is not allowed, i guess, right. >> we're not allowed to talk to anyone necessarily involved with the organization. but we've gotten together and brian really lieds the group and we have workoutses with all my receivers and towards as well. >> jon: so where does, your professional football player. do you just show up at like a field in florida and like some little kids are like-- huh? like what -- >> we actually have a few times and hey, dow mind if we use this corner of the field. and they're like sure, so they just stop and start taking pictures. >> jon: absolutely blow their minds. your life, how old are you. >> 23. >> jon: a lot of people might say you want to wait until you are 24 to write an autobiography. >> most people. i thought 23 was a good age and good opportunity for me. >> jon: exactly. but it is a very interesting line. your parents were missionaries

a little bit creamier than the sweet potato. the lighter fleshed potato, which we call a sweet potato, bakes up a little bit flakier. so a lot of people like that sweet potato, that more flaky, bakey potato type flavor. but there's the difference. one's a little bit more creamy, one's a little more flakey. >> ok. super healthy for you. >> very good for you. a lot of people don't realize how much potassium and vitamin c is in a potato. >> vitamin c? >> huge amounts. lots of vitamin--in fact, 60 plus pdrcent of a daily allowance on vitamin c in a potato. >> wow. ok. so if we want the more traditional potato, there's even varieties of that that wcan phck. >> the russet, you can see here, which is a very--you know, our most popular is absolutely the russet potato. nice white flesh in there. compared to some of the cool, you know, the yellow flesh like the yukons, which is a little more buttery, and you can see some of the difference in color there. little bit--little more creamy, buttery texture. >> i like that. >> the russet's gonna

my genes the mercies of becoming a little street and just a few months ago i welcomed one of the world's rarest animals this little is adam a baby i will tiger. and the son of two called the skates and i get so he really is a little miracle and we can already see. it's not going to be too long. before. he's going to see the world through his cat and a bit of a killer and i'm hoping he's going to be temple with me. here have been rescued from poachers or from circuses and some come from rather more unusual backgrounds. this is grigori he lived with her grandmother in know what i see it was living in a simple flat for a long time is more than ten years old and i were grandmother has brought him here some three years ago she was a very old woman brought to bear here in a car without any cage just using a leash she cooked a big delicious cake for him that grandmother is just too old to look after him. just sort of as a bad living in a granny flat now in the. spare room. i've never seen one might have such a bond of trust from so many different creatures it was like being around a real life d

maybe cokick in in this very difficult time, just a little extra, not a lot. we bailed him out when he was having financial troubles. you know, maybe that plan could work. >> governments more and more want to subsidize failure and they want to punish success. >> should be encouraging everyone to be successful, everyone to be wealthy, not punish those who achieve success. >> jon: oh, right, giving it back to the tax rates of the 90s that would be punishing success whereas grandma and quid pro quo disaster relief thing only punishes, age, illness and misfortune. >> jon: there is only one other pont, i hate to bring this up and say this. can we talk about dad's car. it takes up so much of the family budget. yeah. (applause) >> jon: i really don't know. boy, i-- i guess you never know when we're going to have to fight the neighbors but does it really need to have nuclear capability and stealth mode. we already killed the kid without egged our house ten years ago. and buried him at sea. metaphor breaking, must try to extend. here's the bottom line, tornado people,

>> at least for a little while. says he will treat himself to a harley but the rest is going to be build into a savings account. he also says that he may go back to work if his company asked him to. >> eventually he has to go back to work. that's a nice little coin there. but not going it last forever there. >>> turtles slowing air travel down in new york. >> some flights were delayed at kennedy airport yesterday. the planes were halted when more than 150 diamondback terrapins slowly walked across the runway at the airport. now, this happens every year when it's time for the turtles to crawl out of jamaica bay and lay their eggs in a sandy area on the other side of the runway. >> over 100 of them. >> they had to scoop them up and give them a little helping hand. >> there is an american airline jet that sat on the tarmac for a long time. >> passengers were probably more empathetic with the turtles as opposed to the other delays. >> i'm sure the pilot says everything is fine with the plane, we just have all these turt

this whole campaign by the americans for prosperity and a couple others actually works hopefully a little bit of truth will somehow seep into americans' minds as well it's like he's a fake ads there thanks so much. now still to come tonight one a very famous conservative is now offering endorsements he tells the site's full time segments and on tap and sides happy hour one exploiting takes out his break up anger if he had killed board and written says no the sequel of it's something called the i pad. into it only when there was a mechanism to do the work cut to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i think taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for sleep you think you understand it and then something else hears you some other part of it and realize that everything is just. a bunch of hard welcomes the big picture. says. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. one well. we have the governme

perhaps they deserve the money a little bit more. it's a tough issue, certainly frustrating for business owners. governor jerry brown could still appeal fema's decision. if he does so, he must do it in the next 30 days. >> we'll continue to follow it. thank you very much, marla. >>> a controversial ban on a medical procedure might not make the ballot. opponents of circumcision filed to remove it from elections saying it violates california state law prohibiting local governments from placing restrictions on medical procedures. the ballot measure would ban and criminalize the practice of circumcision. >>> the battle for power continues at the state capital this morning. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston says get road to see a slew of lawsuits challenging power. john chiang, who issues paychecks, decided to dock their pay $400 a day because there's no state budget. in november voters gave him the power to withhold lawmaker pay if no budget was passed. lawmakers say they passed a budget last week but jerry brown vetoed it. the

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can you tell us a little bit about that? she is a toilet expert, by the way. >> toilets have all different flows, but carli, you have to have a 1.6 gallon or less. -- currently. >> that is the state plumbing code minimum standard. >> that is going to save your water compared to what a lot of people still have in their bathrooms. they have 3.5 or 5 gallons. that is using a ton of water. >> the year there is a new city ordinance requirement to reduce flow flesh? >> and a lot of manufacturers are real -- are already making those toilets. right here, we have a dual-flush toilet. this toilet uses 1.6 gallons on the full flush and 0.9 on the half less. >> what happened? >> it automatically opens. this is a fancy toilet. we can get to that later. >> this is the half loss, which is how many? >> 0.9. so it is very good toilet, water-saving. and then the other kind of toilet that saves water is and 1.28 gallons a flush. >> i know when people first started selling and installing the 1.6, there were problems with it was not clear in the

you get a little -- like a little hot plate, a little, tiny refrigerator. college is fun.sure. i think theater, i'm pretty sure. >> jimmy: you'll do great in that. you're fantastic. this picture that came out a couple weeks ago. this is gorgeous. look at your picture in there. isn't that cool? [ applause ] you look beautiful. i like the article, it's "new york times" magazine, very kind of -- your first adult kind of -- usually i see you on "teen beat." but i see those, like that, this is actually an article about you and all that stuff and everything you're doing. it's pretty cool. i like that picture. >> it was really interesting to do it because they followed me around a month or so. i felt like i was on a reality show or something. >> jimmy: a month? >> yeah. >> jimmy: good lord. >> it was pretty fun. it was good. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i don't know if that would be fun for me. then you have this. look at this. this is a dvd with a little extras called "high maintenance," miranda cosgrove, and what's cool with this, you do a song with rivers cuomo? >> yeah. >> jimmy: f

that won't be the case a little later today. neral procession for the two fallen san francisco firefighters is expected to cause heavy traffic and delays. there is going to be a you in of road closures starting at 9:00 a.m. around st. mary's cathedral. after the funeral a procession will be held from the cathedral to holy cross cemetery on colma. several muni lines will be affected. for a complete list of road closures and mass transit, go to our website at abc7news.com. >>> pord is turning more attention to hybrids. here is jane king with this morning's bloomberg business report. >> ford is going to build a hybrid minivan. plug in version and all part of ford's effort to triple hybrid production. >> cost of raising a child going up. they say middle income family might spend $227,000 by the time child born last year turns 18. watch out for a new atm machine that can tell if you are lying. they are testing an atm with a built in lie detector. they can make deposits and withdrawals and apply for a credit card. it uses a voice analy

in the country people have been lining up to fill up their cars even days like this line is a little different compared to most i guess they should be under this here is limit only a marker is a university students and has volunteered here to help organize the crosses. russian boots which allow individuals thirty five liters a week she believes it's a great idea to have women on the stations. all asian impact women have too many things to do they don't fight each other world queuing and never should change of the year is men are in the room so we're able to serve up to nine hundred cars and the gate subtle enough to look at. this line is along with others are ruben longer petrol still cheaper than water here just a few cents for litter it's just that is often in short supply. if there is no fuel we have to leave our cars and return reentry appears it could be days. women only gas stations is one of many innovations supposed to ease people's lives in a country that has but also special problems for ambulances and police cars. that are left but the needle surrounded us but we should mov

everything settling a little bit. doesn't have to be settling a lot but if it settles a quarter of an inch over 10 years, part of it is going to settle more than another part and the inherent materials actually have different properties that allow them to shrink and swell. for example, a wood building when it gets humid shrinks and swells. here's an interesting building. it has three different construction types, materials on its finish. it's got this brick -- what do they call that? clinker brick? is that what it's called? yeah, clinker brick, where it's sticking out. when i was young i used to climb on buildings to practice my rock climbing skills. clinker brick buildings. and then above it we have, i think that's shingles and then above that we have a wood siding. so three different types of material makes it a little more challenging even to maintain this building. and we're talking about painting. you've got to maintain your building and paint it. here's a building that is painted up to the height of their ladder,

it will be a little easier and then put a top on it. >> put another top of the chocolate? >> chocolate down. >> there you go. >> like that. >> yes and there's a s-more ice cream sandwich. >> what's this? >> strawberry short cake. you make the little short cake cookies and then you can put a little jam inside like that and them you put your heart from your ice cream in here and that's really good. >> you know what? this is great for kids. they'd love to do this, it's going to be so hot. warm today. but it's going to be hotter tomorrow and the next day according to howard. come on in howard and you and your son can do that. these are the sandwiches. >> probably just be eating. i don't know if he has the patience. >> that's the chocolate chip. you can use it to make cookies and. >> the chocolate chip cookies. >> i tried the cookies before, i said oh butter, you said no -- >> it's brown sugar. >> don't you want one howard? take one. >> i do. >> hold me under duress and j. r. is forgoing me. >> oh howard. my best girlfriend today. >> oh, thank you. >> i love sarah. >> could you

being attacked by halfords all over the world and no business pro but maybe you should be working a little harder to keep your current customers happy before you try to buy off some you want to say. now as oil prices topped one hundred dollars a barrel and the price of gas rose above four dollars a gallon in the u.s. in the last few months everybody wanted answers and experts across the board will tell you the unrest in the middle east because rising demand in emerging economies and perhaps most importantly rampant speculation are to blame and that even goldman sachs admitted at least twenty seven dollars of the price of crude this year was a result of speculation and not of supply and demand president obama announced a task force to investigate that speculation avoided we have yet to see any results according to republicans and the koch brothers specifically about stuff matters and in fact their group americans for prosperity is launching a new campaign across the country this week called running on empty were the blame of the obama administration and their regulatory practices for this e

we take a little bit of this. it gets a little sticky so you might want a little water. >> we don't have much time left, 30 seconds. >> three minutes. flip it. >> you make a really good ginger butter. >> butter, ginger and a little soy sauce. >> and the giada spit in the butter. okay. and then the salad here and then this great dessert is -- >> this is really easy. peaches, strawberries and mango. >> on shaved ice. >> shoo >> shaved ice. like a snow cone. >> you got it. >> can i eat now? >> you can eat. do whatever you want. >> while savannah has to go work out. ♪ baby baby >> yum. natalie, bring the salad down. natalie, bring cocktails. >> i'm coming. i'm coming. >> go, go, go! >> first, this is "today" on nbc. sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. ♪ >>> this morning on "get

that's a little easier to follow. she quotes him: here is a powerful argument for writers burning their papers. a little further down, think twice about donating your papers to an institution of hire learning, famous writer, someday they may be used against you. i think it's clear that he doesn't can like the autobiography. it's also clear that he doesn't, hasn't read it very carefully. he's encountering a scholarly edition without really acknowledging that. but i think the one thing i wanted to say publicly was that it's good advice not to give your papers to an institution like this, otherwise you might end up with a bestseller of 500,000 copies being sold 100 years after your death. or not. keillor and a man from the new yorker simply had no patience with what they regard as academic overkill. and for that reason they simply misread the first half of the book and are almost woefully unaware that less than one-third of the actual autobiography is in this volume. that's so because the volume has to begin with the prel

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start out with a little salt. ity out here. >> that's true. >> garlic powder. >> put that all in. >> chili powder. got a little mustard. mix it all together. you wind up with something that's very much like this. we have the marinaded rib right here. we come in and apply the rub. roll it over. get both sides. >> i have to tell you, i've already -- did you see my plate over here? when they were talking over there, george and lara, i kind of got to it already. and the sides are also very good. >> our potato salad we have right here. it has sour cream, red potatoes, chives. and the ingredient you have to get. >> i have my son and my wife. >> all right, sam. all right, sam. >> can i tell you, barbecue is not a uniter. barbecue is a divider. i walk over to that table. and robin says, i love you. but back off. >> you were ready to go. >> did you see the look in her eyes? >> i did. we have tanner, christine, and kim, from over the river in georgia and the u.k. eat up, folks. >> there are no losers here. ♪ i'm chef michael

here's a shoemaker in oakland. he opened up his little cobbler shop in an old horse car in his backyard. he locked it up at night with a long nail going through. he said, who's going to steal old shoes? a little bit more dramatic, a man named james mcneal took four old horse cars and put them on a pontoon to make a house boat near bell very deer. he called it the nautilus. he rent it out to people, tricked it all up in the inside for rich people to come have a little summer vacation in a very novel setting. and a watch maker. there was a realtor who used a car as a real estate office. we'll talk more about him in a second. charles stall took three and put them in the sun dunes of the -- the sandunes of the sunset district, created a little ouse -- house out there. and this guy on the bottom left, charles daley opened a place called the annex. he really called it a coffee saloon. you might call it a cafe of its time. does anybody here know where the sunset district is? a couple of people. good. over there. well, on the map you can see the

for more global warming we've got all eighteen holes of fail from the obama golf trip with banner a little blowback from libya you know bombing civilians tends to have effect the. same people often magine that let's see we've got a special edition of you the viewer and something about flooding and of how our nuclear nuclear power plants somewhere in the bronx but don't worry we will respect the media blackout here on adam vs the ma'am. all right so we've already been over how obama's kind of lost some of his hit back there with the college crowd and now that it's not to say that he's not going to keep a good chunk of his voters hypnotise going into two thousand and twelve but when eighty percent of college graduates are moving home. we've already thank the parents today so please don't forget to thank them again when you move back in with them. when c.n.n. asked c.n.n. asked obama's chief campaign strategist david axelrod how he intends to make obama cool again he said quote i find it is cool to be an obama supporter having sat with him for two years in the white house and watched him watc

into that only a military record it's a little work to bring justice or. i have the right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i think taxes. i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realized everything is ok. i'm sorry look at the big picture. let's not forget that we sat in the park. i think. on the oil. we have a government says they're going to keep him safe get ready because their freedom. time for tide tool time award and it goes to bank of america see the big bank which is based in charlotte north carolina has struck again homeowner in western massachusetts got a shocking letter from b.s.a. saying that his home was about to be placed into foreclosure and he could avoid foreclosure and he would just pay the amount owed and it says because you always near zero dollars and zero cents i would like to write them a check for one penny and have a cle

maybe a little bit when the. tourists to arrive here in april and the season can continue into october. attractions in the area are geared to appeal to the whole family and i wanted to check out one of its new. success stories. the black sea coast if you're looking for a. place to stop. this is simply. park. but. you'll soon get the picture. back in two thousand and four with an ambitious plan in mind. we were out to get together many cultures within the space. east west. architectural structures are filled with substance and as you look around you begin to realize that the culture of humankind is a synthesis of many cultures races the whole period from ancient design all the way to modern architecture. areas dedicated to ten different cultures and we. paid all respects to zeus. and egypt. it may be a little smaller than the pyramids of giza but it's based on but it's certainly boasting some foreign acoustics. have been too impressed with our singing as it probably began to rain. it was a perfect moment lou to he

looks like traffic is picking up a little bit. ooler temperatures to greet you on this thursday morning. 5:23 now. bay area commuters certainly know a thing or two unfortunately, about pot holes it but a new report gives a clearer picture where the best and worst streets are located. the metropolitan transportation commission released its pot hole report yesterday. it says brentwood topped the list of 109 communities in the area with the best roads, while rio vista had the worst. san jose and san francisco at the 75th and 77th positions, oakland came in close to the bottom at the 98th spot. the report says overall the conditions of streets and roads are the same as they were a decade ago. i guess you try to fix them but they always come back. just like mike inouye. >> try to fix me and i keep coming back, broken as ever. if we could get folks to stop driving on the roads they would be nice all the time. talking about brentwood, i'm looking south, two issues. livermore, 580 going to get beat up. a lot of traffic heading through the

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it may be a little. bit it's based on but it's me posting some fine acoustics. to impress with all singing as it probably began to rain. it was a perfect moment mujahid indoors and visit the punks medieval town and there's a bird's eye view of the grounds. here we are james this is our territory. is to build a space where architecture and nature into the harmony. to be. bunts if your fortune has something to do with the docs are probably a pretty good place to start and if you go there early enough they'll be plenty of fishermen setting off for their morning catch. one of the best things to me about. so that's why we're. going to take the place we can collect sits down there. sam. will work from the. cruel muscle and. they've been breeding the tasty mollusks for three years but they're already proving very popular. i can tell you that as far as he is concerned this is a budding market. traditionally people here. and now there's a great demand for seafood not only locally but also in moscow st petersburg and elsewhere there were no shellfish an oysters in the menu

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they can go at it for hours. >> i went on a story last year with a family. this littlegirl in the story was just eating chips the entire time. we went to mcdonald's. she didn't even want a hamburger or mcnuggets. she had to have the ice cream, and her mom was okay with that. it starts with the parents. >> it's a mindless thing after a while. if the parents aren't saying no they'll keep going. >> i was kind of shocked by it. >>> here is your monday forecast. severe storms and flash flooding from chicago and st. louis into the ohio valley. scattered showers and thunderstorms from raleigh to miami. heavy rain and gusty winds from north texas to colorado. evening rain in northern california and the pacific northwest. >> 77 in seattle. 81 in portland. near 90 in boise. kansas city gets up to 87. and chicago a comfortable 80. 90s from dallas to atlanta. mostly 80s from boston to baltimore. >>> in new zealand, a wayward penguin known as happy feet is recovering from a third life-saving surgery this morning. >> the poor little guy. the bird ate a lot of sand, mistaking it for s