. >>> aden lynn daredevil bike rider shows -- adrenaline, -- [ inaudible ] >>> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >>> we are looking from vollmer peak towards mount diablo where you can see clouds trying to let go of some of their rain still not reaching the ground there yet either. san jose is looking quiet now as you turn to live doppler you will see best radar returns are over the south bay right now. the wet weather is confined to 12 to 16,000 feet there's a ton of dry air under the system take the legs out from under the storms until you get to bigger ones like gilroy, morgan hill that had up to 135 lightning strikes per hour, an hour and a half ago. these are moving from the bay area these are where the strongest ones are now stockton, you can see more developing to our south scattered showers in the forecast the better part of today, tonight and tomorrow every once in a while one will drop lightning not much rain. most temperatures in the 50s and 60s antioch 70. scattered storms today another chance tonight and tomorrow then weekend dry close to average. at at half moon b

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. >>> aden lynn daredevil bike rider shows -- adrenaline, -- [ inaudible ] >>> meteorologist mike niccoas the forecast. >>> we are looking from vollmer peak towards mount diablo where you can see clouds trying to let go of some of their rain still not reaching the ground there yet either. san jose is looking quiet now as you turn to live doppler you will see best radar returns are over the south bay right now. the wet weather is confined to 12 to 16,000 feet there's a ton of dry air under the system take the legs out from under the storms until you get to bigger ones like gilroy, morgan hill that had up to 135 lightning strikes per hour, an hour and a half ago. these are moving from the bay area these are where the strongest ones are now stockton, you can see more developing to our south scattered showers in the forecast the better part of today, tonight and tomorrow every once in a while one will drop lightning not much rain. most temperatures in the 50s and 60s antioch 70. scattered storms today another chance tonight and tomorrow then weekend dry close to average. at at half moon bay

. >> item 9 c, request approval of a fightal mitigated negative declaration and aden um, and the jefferson street, phase one project, authorizing the department of public works to construct a street and sidewalks of a two-block section of jefferson street. between jones and hyde streets. the relocation of one jc decaux advertising kiosk and the agreements with the dpw and new nis pal transportation agency as necessary to carry out tree removal permitting and changing to the on street parking and traffic regulations on jefferson street and powell and hyde streets. >> good afternoon, share man woo ho and commissioners. >> dan with the port's planning and development division. we are seeking approval for two blocks on jefferson street which is the first phase of a five block project to reconstruct this street. this report focuses on those two blocks, the remaining blocks could be similar, but would be subject to further approvals. the purpose is to improve the quality of the pedestrian experience in the fisherman's warf and enhance the business environment and balance for transportation acces

and a shot of aden lynn to the economy from apple. in the three days since the new iphone landed in stores more than 5 million have been sold. that's 1 million more than the previous version on its opening weekend. overseas in china, the company that makes these phones is dealing with a mysterious upheaval that began with yell phones as you see them being sent out. thousands of workers in a foxcon factory, smashing windows, rioting. in the past the company has been criticized for pun irk the work schedule, small regimented work conditions. it's unclear if these rioters were rebelling against that pressure or, it, was a personal dispute as the company said. 5,000 police were called in and the factory was shut down. >>> now a big headline about breast cancer. more than 200,000 americans will be diagnosed this year alone. but there's news tonight about a ground-breaking study. it is called a road map to possibly curing the disease. abc's chief medical editor dr. richard besser is here to break it down. it's ground breaking. a different k

chance to hear the poland's cannonballs and smell of gunpowder the french army invaded russia in june aden twelve four nepali on by then and on defeated military genius with almost all of europe on the he's control that was a natural step and say. his imperial is to capital had at first things went well for the french russians not ready for a major battle kept on retreating the battle which if they actually changed the course a war happened on the seventh of september in the village of burden on the in moscow the russian troops were led by me. to huge on this question in the greatest battle up to that moment of the quarter of a new and soldiers involved seventy thousand became casualties ever since for those of have been considered one of the most brilliant russian military leaders napoleon was so impressed by the russians he described them as invincible deserves our army had to retreat the battle left the french so devastated they could never recover their losses in poland and to more school seven days after the battle several things could spoil the joy for him at the time st petersburg a

the suspect in last july's movie theater massacre in colorado had aden barred from the campus of the university of colorado after he threatened a professor. we learned that today when hundreds of pages of documents were released in court. barry petersen is at the courthouse in centennial, islorado, tonight. barry? >> reporter: well, scott, media organizations, including cbs news, had argued that corporate documents in this case should be made public. a judge agreed, but first he allowed attorneys on both sides to cross out any information they felt might jeopardize a fair trial. most of the documents released today look like this-- with many blrds on each page blacked out. one document was filed by prosecutors trying to gain access to communication between nilmes and his then-psychiatrist university of colorado's dr. lynne fenton. toosecutors allege about five weeks before the movie shooting fothreat was made by holmes owards blank. here the name of the professor is blacked out or, in legal terms, redacted. the document says the unnamed professor then terminated their relationship wi

approved aids i think we are reaching a point where germany has spent so much money that she's knocked to aden and parliamentarians will continue granting further assistance every time the only way of getting. out of this vicious circle now would be the success of a savings program in southern europe i can see that happen the economic situation in southern europe is dire every indication we have is that it's getting worse if you probably sub wired you will gobble up his government debt too and our limited extent it will take away the incentive for cuts it will not enforce it. and early general election in the netherlands has shown the eurozone is still trusted by the people there with a majority of votes going in favor of two pro european parties meaning the country is more likely to back a german led solution to the debt crisis because our tests are cilia reports i rethink of some austerity measures could be inevitable. it was back in ninety ninety two when a treaty was signed it with maastricht in the netherlands establishing the economic and monetary union later paving the way for the creat

my son, aden, has asthma.ondhand smoke has triggered his asthma so bad to the point where he has to end up in the emergency room. and he has spent multiple nights in intensive care. now he's on a whole bunch of medications. my tip to you is: don't be shy to tell people not to smoke around your kids. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> you have heard why many fear public sector unions could bankrupt cities and states. it is happening right now in california. let's take a trip down route 66. ♪ get your kicks on route 66 >> on old route 66, san bernardino was known as the last stop before l.a. ♪ san bernardino >> with freeways and major railway station it was the ideal hub linking the ports of los angeles and long beach out to the rest of the country. san bernardino symbolized the promise that economic growth held for middle class america. it was even the location of the first mcdonald's. but today, this city of around 210,000 has a shortfall of $46 million. over a quarter of its entire budget. unable to fund

. >> we got a little cutie, aden celebrating his tenth birthday.s a day at weather.com. of course, it is football time. yes! we are fired up here about sunday night football. forecast for mile high, clear and breezy, a fantastic night for football. who did you want to win? steelers down on that end of the plaza. jenna, over to you. >> thank you. >>> it's been a summer of rare and unusual diseases, from the huntavirus to legionnaires' disease and now a girl is roving from a disease you associate with the middle ages, bubonic plague. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> reporter: 7-year-old sierra downing is sitting up, playing with legos and hearing her doctors what they want to hear. how are you feeling? >> good. >> reporter: feeling good after a scare with the bubonic plague that nearly took her life. doctors say she contracted the rare disease after coming into close contact with a dead squirrel during a camping trip in colorado. >> i wanted to bury it. >> she didn't touch it with her hands but she had set her pink sweatshirt nearby. what we think h

it was the case of a flight aden taunt killed by an alleged stalker in 1995. the suspect was only put on trial this year thanks to new dna evidence. and in a weird twist, he chose to defend himself in court. that turned out to be a bad move for him. abc's steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: after a 17-year murder mystery and then a bizarre trial with waseem daker, an ex-con, acting as his own attorney and frightening victims on the witness stand -- >> we found him glgt as to count two. >> reporter: jurors moved quickly, closing this cold case in three, short hours. finding daker guilty of strangling karmen smith in 1995, as an act of revenge against her housemate, loretta blatz, who was working with authorities to send him to jail for stalking her. >> a great day for karmen smith and her family. we're thrilled with the outcome of the case. >> reporter: prosecutors called him a monster and an obsessed maniac, who after killing smith, waited all day for her 5-year-old son to come walking home from school, walking through these sliding glass doors. nichola

my son, aden, has asthma.ondhand smoke has triggered his asthma so bad to the point where he has to end up in the emergency room. and he has spent multiple nights in intensive care. now he's on a whole bunch of medications. my tip to you is: don't be shy to tell people not to smoke around your kids. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >> we thought there was going to be a change. everybody who voted for him thought there was going to be a change. >> i am responsible. and together, we have to restore a sense of responsibility in washington. we have to do what businesses and families do, we have to cut out the things we don't need. >> there is no eating out. i don't have cable. we don't have a cell phone. >> the extras have been cut out. >> no extras. >> i have this budget my gas every month. >> when we are planning to go anywhere on a weekend, we take into account how far it is, how much gas it's going to be. >> my kids want this, want that. i have to say no and i try to find -- trying to find creative ways to

but if we have 3 and growth for neither party has a good adenned ga. who do i are trust? who is going to give me balance. navigate fees cross current. one of the roan i say the democrats from the advantage hail obama hasn't come out with a plan, he seems like the guy who is cape believe of doing did. mitt romney has not shown what. >> we continue former chief of staff for president obama, bill daley. >> there will be a point people do have to govern. i do not believe that the leadership and the republican members of the congress are irresponsible. maybe it's everybody's going to look down in the abis and say you know what we may want to continue our games but this has gotten much more serious. >> charlie:we con krawd this evening with mark halperin, maggie and swron heilemann. looking at the politics of this convention. one of the weakest things i think about governor conventions which had success they drove no he message out of. there was no single message that said to people, remember what we said m tampa we're going to drill it in your head. i think the obama campaign

couple of weeks since then, are they wasting paul ryan and the opportunity to present a reform ade aden again da? >> i think it is not just about paul ryan. i have talked to paul a lot here. he was just in florida the other day. i think he is doing an effective job on the campaign trail. i would like to see more of the enthusiasm that i saw when the two of them were together early on. i think that is what mitt romney believes in and that will draw people to mitt romney not only in my state but in states across the country particularly battle ground states and this is really what is at stake here. we talk about the comment that was talked about this week. i think that takes away from the larger issue which is pretty simple. this president and his allies measure success in government by how many people are dependent on the government, particularly on unemployment benefits. i think mitt romney i and others the majority of the people in this country define success in government as just the opposite by how many people are not dependent on the government. not because we kicked them out into t

hoax >>mark: a crashed on the james lick said a van falling off a colleague e-reader it aden's at thell of us must tell you amazingly, the driver survived and was talking to police and told them what happened. it appears the van was going to fast when it cut across the lanes, had a car and hit the guard rail before landing there in the caltrain yard on 15th and vermont. a big fall, 50-60 ft.. first responders say they were shocked and amazed that the guy was a live in and talking when they got there. >> he was talking and able to answer our questions. he recalled what happened and is doing ok. >> they do not think his injuries are life threatening. he has recovered from some serious injuries. the crash is under investigation the disease be says they do not believe drugs or alcohol effect. >>darya: it is going to be a beautiful day to get outside for labor day. plenty of sunshine. we're in for warm temperatures by the end of the day. >> today could be the warmest day of the week. we could see mid-90s for some of our inland east bay valleys. warm conditions for the coast line as well. l

"cole" bombing happened in the gulf of aden. this has been a complicated relationship between the united states and yemen. can you tell me about the relationship between these two countries, especially in the wake of arab spring? >> the relationship between yemen and u.s. is very, very powerful and strong the last couple years. it only increased for the belttter this year. the cooperation and coordination between the governments is high however, the people are not happy of the u.s. policy in yemen. it's changed from the past, u.s. policies were respected in yemen but that slightly changed over the last year or so after the intense policy in yemen. there's anger in the air among the people themselves, especially after the drones killed civilians in the central part of yemen. people are angry and it's not where it was a couple years back. that is why the u.s. is trying to invest more on development and infrastructure projects rather than only focus on the anti-terror war. >> hakeem almasmari, thank you. hakeem mentioned something

. >> reporter: two main subjects on the aden gentleman going to the yutss today.g to talk about the violence in the muslim streets that culminated into the american ambassador to libya. and he'll talk about the nuke lower armed iran. i was going to say there are no words for the innocence of the killing we have seen. there's also no video to justify an attack on an embassy. there's no slander that provides an excuse for people to burn a restaurant in lebanon or destroi a cool in tune this -- he does not think that the united states can live with the nuclear armed iran. carl, one point to think about as we think about the president's remarks here, he's been under fire f, and the obam camp is making an important issue, obama is clearly walking a tightrope today and doesn't want to threat up his re-election chances. a very dell rat moment politically. >> not to mention anyone trying to drive in midtown manhattan. let's goat to headquarters with the market flash. >>> shares of carnival are higher 3.5%. what we heard from them, better than that, at the same time, you'l