and the numbers appear to be playing that out.verall at this point, the numbers that we have are vince gray 68% of the votes to adrian fenty 29% of the votes. again, a lot of people talking about gray's big win in fenty's homeward. i'm going to send it over to my colleague gary nurenberg for the latest. i'm sorry. let's send it back to the studio. >> all right. thank you so much for that, andrea. and as you noted, 69% for gray. 29% for fenty with 13% of the district supporting. this is a very, very late session of returns for us here in dc. but it moves on. >> that's right. another big race in the area is the showdown between baker and jackson for prince george's county executive. gary nurenberg has been following that. gary. >> reporter: good evening. we are inside six flags amusement park victory party with about 32% of the vote in. baker has a 15% lead over his closest challenger michael jackson. about 15 points behind at this point. baker has just come to the stage in front of his cheering supporters, including maryland's lieu

it appears to be doing well.ublic transit is enjoying a smooth ride a we have not had any delays reported for bart to or fort peace train. a check on whether with the weather center, here is liza with news of what appears to be a nice weekend shaping up. >> the keyword is hot. we're. to warm up today and continue to warm it up right through the weekend. you can see the clear conditions out there. these guys to come, warmer and a bit breezy as we head into the afternoon. by saturday will see temperatures getting into the upper 90s and same store for ad later on. by 10:00 we can actually start getting up into the '70s and by about noon time will action worker way into the diesel lot of locations right up into the east bay to the livermore valley to the napa valley and an afternoon high bringing us into the '90s for the forecast. working our way of all little bit warmer than they did yesterday to get closer to 90 and about 89 degrees for santa rosa. we could warm ourselves up into 90 and sonoma through fairfield and

it appeared to be it was their testimony. the doctor stood up and testified before this board on the 11th that people were, in fact, living there and in humane conditions, and that was not testified at the administrative contradict the permit holder, r the reasons why there were certain items in that storage room. she testified there were no women living in this courtroom at this establishment. president peterson: council, i think your time is up, thank you. >> so i think it is unfounded and prejudicial for the board to have considered these items of testimony. president peterson: alright, thank you, sir. i+s>> council, we will afford yu the same time. >> good evening. i'm a deputy city attorney, here on behalf of the department of public health. the board should denied the request for rehearing because the palin -- because the appellant did not raise in her written request for her presentation just a few moments ago by her council any new or different material facts or circumstances. looking at my pad, i had hoped to write d

what do you think of katy perry's controversial appearance on "sesame street?"r the "sesame street" episode that will never air? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> i guess it is on youtube. 71 degrees on tv hill. coming up, the morning's financial news in the bloomberg business report. >> despite the recession, it has been a good year for the nation's wealthiest people. how does it feel, mindy? >> i would not know. >> we will recap who is at the top of the list when we come back. >> one of the youngest to crack that list is making a splash with a generous donation to a troubled school system. >> we have some fog out there this morning. no clouds and no rain. our forecast is coming up. >> things are picking up on the roadways o out there. several more incidents to report. >> there is a picture of the fog out there this morning. 70 degrees downtown. queen anne county is running on a 90-minute delayed because of flawed there. no previous case this morning because of the fog. the fog will burn off with the sunshine this morning. there is plenty of mo

charles is that to appear in court in explosive charges. explosives were found in his home. this is one of several pieces spanning through various cities. they plan to search of land fill in pittsburgh and not sure how it's connected to this research continues for the man missing. think more on the altercation between the suspect efren valdemoro and ricardo sales. >> details about the fight between these three men efren valdemoro frederic sallust's and mr. silas the belief riccardo and frederick said it was to attack efren valdemoro them first ricardo confronted efren valdemoro. >> new details about the abuse of relationship between an efren valdemoro cindy tran >> sources tell kron 4 that efren valdemoro girlfriend appeared for her life convinced efren valdemoro was going to kill her. she told hercules police about her feelings and fears are before efren valdemoro travel her to death. >> police released for that day she was on her way to work we had issues that we're looking for the suspect at that time. i'm not sure i can't speculate as far as what was said during those me

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it does not appear to be babiening. right here where you see this little point of red right now just to the south of dunkirk, maryland, that is where there is a potential circulation, a potential funnel cloud, tornado warning in effect until 4:30 this morning. this may be extended in anne arundel county until 5:00. it does appear it is holding its strength. there is a tremendous amount of rain falling with this across calvertcounty moving into southern anne arundel county. again the circulation is right here, just about halfway between dunkirk and prin frederick and calvert county. huntingtown maryland right there just to the east of that. and it is continuing moving due north, tracking into anne arundel county in the next 15 or 20 minutes. again, other pockets of very heavy rain when you see the dark greens and yellow just to the north of washington, howard county, northern montgomery ounty, western fairfax, pockets of very heavy rain continuing to fall. other pockets of very heavy rain farther to our south now. becaus

appearing on a network morning show he said scored had been declining even as spending has climbed hered to remedies one leasing the school year by as much as one month bringing the u.s. in line with germany japan and south korea in other is getting rid of bad teachers. education is who underperform deserve counseling to help them improve but if they do not they need to be fired. that's why he did not send his own daughters to public-school the president said they could not get a quality education in the d.c. system. >> by no means is he the only president to send his kids to private school. the last was amy carter. >> sam francisco is one of four cities that received a grant that foundation donated $3 million to improve her college graduation rates. it encourages students to prepare for college starting as early as kindergarten. >> the issue about getting people college ready as fundamental to get one person in college but to address their needs coming out of high school to actually prepare them to succeed and that is a big gap. >> the money will be paid to the school district and th

the video doesn't appear to be altered, but you bthe judge. that's a look at your sports today p.m. >>> who is getting boued out of japan? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's getting to be at time of year and the pumpkins are getting ready for their close up. you're watching "early today." >>> a good wednesday mornin temperatures will be in the 80s and 90s up and down the eastern seaboard today. another day to turn the air-conditioning on. chicago is a little cooler today. yesterday we had those thunderstorms and rain roll through. look at thursday. the heat returns to chicago and the east coast is going to be up around 90 degrees once again in washington, d.c. sothe summer that never ends keeps going. if you'reatching us onkare in memberships, minnesota. if you thought legos and politics don't mix, wrong. check out the model of the minnesota state capitol made of 75,000 leggons of the capitol in st. paul. >> that's impressive. i thought that was the real thing. what can't you build th legos any more.

right now it appears as if we stay dry.h temperatures going to feel like autumn as october greets us again this weekend. right now it is time to go up to new york and get this morning's tech bytes. >> reporter: in today's tech bytes, another way to read e-books. amazon has introduced kindle for the web. the application allows digital book buyers to read their books in a web browser without downloading software. >>> speaking of twitter, it's now in the process of rolling out its most dramatic overhaul since the site launched four years ago. users can check out pictures and video without leaving the site. the visuals are more pleasing. >> i think it's much easier to consume tweets and consume information on the site, but it isn't as easy to post tweets as it should be. you can't retweet someone else's tweet and add your own comments. and you can't easily add photos or videos into your tweets right within twitter.com. >> and you can read her full review on the wall street journal's website. those are your tech bytes. i'm rob n

the house and of alan is about to appear in court on explosive charges appeared materials to make bombshome where the bodies were found that is the story appeared then the fourth victim cindy you see her a vigil will be held but said the beauty salon she worked. it will begin at 7:00 new details about the abusive relationship she was found dead in his car after the police chase she may have warned police her life was in danger. she told hercules police about the fierce. just hours before her death. >> stay with kron 4 news we will follow the story the twists and turns as they come. wheaton get the latest on our web site as well. >> at 831 this morning still fog religious thought in the golden gate bridge this is one of the spots dealing with the fog else were clear conditions but downtown and the golden gate this morning dealing with a lot of that we are looking at a cool down for today as we head into labor day weekend cool off even more and that no warmup for your labor day but temperatures are not bad. 71 degrees by your sunday san francisco getting to 73 labor day san jose to more w

it does not appear to be affecting traffic. traffic seems to be moving just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a multimillion-dollar lawsuit in howard county. a family claims the school board did not step in when the child became a victim of bullying. >> jennifer franciotti is live with more on this story. >> the family is suing for three counts of defamation of constitutional rights. they are seeking $1 million to $10 million. a student at the patapsco middle school has been believed. he was pushed and slammed into lockers and other such acts of cruelty. bullying in schools is a growing problem. baltimore county held their annual school conference this week and they touched on the issue. >> we have a positive behavior planning approach to problems such as bullying. look at problems for make three- problem-revention solving approach to. >> a copy of the lawsuit was received but they cannot comment on pending litigation. reporting live in the newsroom, jennifer franciotti. >> health care is in full swing across the nation. college students will now be

the giants won again thanks to the big bat of want appeared to run home are giving the 54 wind sundayling for the fall because of padres lost the giant two games down. >> the a's are looking for a sweep of the angels at the coliseum this after saturday's 3-1 win. one run in two innings that turned a to be plenty for the angels it was tory hunter going deep for their only run. the a's when that trevor pick up his 15th win first time he addressed won 15 games in three years. >> mixed review for college ball. three touchdown school of barriers the uc. coach jeff also became california's winningest closed in the modern era. stamford record high for touchdowns-stanford beat sacramento a better route to fifth san jose run by a number one ranked no big surprise they love the crimson tide's. stay with us full forecast ahead. will be back product recalls to home buying tips, government car auctions to finding a new job, whether you have information to get or ideas to give, go to the official source, usa.gov some bay area at events day two of the arts festival in its 58th year. featuring 20,000

from berkeley is i'd christine connally for kron4 news >>> much more is unfolding at this small appeared we're waiting for a news conference that is scheduled to begin in a few minutes and once it starts we'll bring it to life. our coverage continues on kron4 news as well as our web site as we continue to cover these multiple murders. take away the weather jacqueline >> it is caught in setting up there today. it is sunny skies and everywhere this afternoon the temperatures are definitely on the uprise. we're looking at widespread '90s and what one aide oakland, one out to a in livermore. the only place we're not seeing these temperatures are and have made a and coastline. we're 15 it degrees like we anticipated but it is going to be, it is a much more of a big change in san francisco. it is 19 degrees more warmer in san francisco is 30 degrees warmer have made bay. there is the least amount of change in in livermore because they were already hot out there yesterday. you look at the clear skies. there is no fault of their adult. it is going to stay clear and warm this evening. it is still

. >> wednesday's parliamentary debate was chancellor merkle first appearance since the parliamentary summer break. she and her government faced criticism for the vacation for appearing indecisive and lacking leadership. she appears determined to put an end to that perception and present a new dynamic persona. >> this will be the decision making to set the course on issues that will effect a new decade in germany. that is what we aim to do and that is what we will do. >> the chancellor has displayed a more assertive leadership style, pushing through a rapid decision in her cabinet on extending the life of germany's nuclear power plants. in another new development in her government's style, she publicly explained the decision she pushed for. >> we want to enter the era of renewable energy sources by bringing industry and ecology closer together, not by pitting them against each other all the time. that is a concept worth pursuing. >> it chancellor's unusually direct explanation is seen by observers as aimed at her own christian democrats, in response to their apparent loss of identity.

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is this why she canceled those appearances on the talk shows?ign said no, that's not it. they said christine o'donnell was exhausted and triple booked, set to appear in a couple different places at the same time. so she passed on the sunday morning shows. what people may not realize is that is a very rare event, for a politician to cancel an appearance on a sunday morning panel show, and in washington circles, that is really thumbing your nose at the media establishment because that's just not done, so to speak. so she did that in some peril in terms of how she's perceived nationally. but what she opted to do was do an event in delaware. she appeared at the sussex county gop event and she did approach the witchcraft comments. she passed it off as something she did in high school. didn't everybody have friends that were a little different in high school? and then she turned it into a joke saying if she were practicing witchcraft she would have turned karl rove into a supporter. so trying to use humor and saying not using the big opportunities was

doesn't appear to be anything moving there and cars are moving out of the lane.we do have a disabled vehicle. it is blocking the right hand lane and that is likely flowmeter lights have been slowed down. 880 approach is building. there is not a lot of movement at the heart of the toll plaza a stall slowing in the right early in the morning. san mateo bridge smith conditions here no problems in either direction or at either end. 92 in a change in 880 both look good. here's a look on 1 01 the golden gate bridge southbound still smooth conditions no problems across the span still no place for marin county. south bay 1 01 through san jose the only slowing you see is rain on the connecting ramp. >> let's head back to the bay bridge to lookit the incline with jackie sizzled. his part of are so low reporters out there and jackie have been noticed anybody getting caught off guard? >> nobody you can see this all on the bay bridge you can see the high wind on the bridge that the advisory is still in the fact we talked about it's really bad going through the tunnel. the wes

this is the 68024 exchanges global direction said appeared will be right back. head of the long holiday wait and stocks ended higher today. the dow was up by 127 and the nasdaq at 34 points. over four days set added 100 points. i mix on the unemployment rate's a it was in august for the first time in four months. 9.6% to and from 9.5 in july. increase thing of hiring from private owners of the number people are looking for work. the jobs report is positive but not enough. more needs to be done for the economy. >> where board to take further steps to create jobs and keep the economy growing include the extending of tax cuts for the middle class where it is potential for a job growth that the greatest. we will be discussing these details in more time. right now we have the responsibility to do right now is to lift up our small businesses which accounted for over 60 percent of job losses in the month of last year. that is why once again i am calling on congress to pass on the small business job bill when he is backing this session last month. >> easily to extend th

david cowen appeared be the only victim. >> there was a gun shooting up on nelson eighth. >> how many shots did you hear? >> one. i was staing right there and a physician went down. >>ne call came from a terrified patient's room. >> i'm in room 877. we're trying to keep our door shut tight. >> we are going to get officers down there. okay, did you see if anyone was actually shot? >> no, but they're saying get a stretcher fast. >> one caller provided critical information that helpedirect swat team officers to the right place. >> he still might be in his mother's room, but he's still in the hospital. >>t a press conference friday, the police commissier was asked how a gun made it to the eighth floor of an internationally renowned hospital. >> very, very small weapon. th whole thing could be concealed in the palm of your hand. and so in terms of recognizing an armed gunman and all of those things that people will theorize about it would prooercht a big challenge. >> people are still tryi to figure out what would make the man shoot his ailing mother and then turn the n on himself. >> jack

there appears to be a fire at the uppermost level of facility. because the crew was not able to contain it, they evacuated the facility. >> reporter: three firefighting ships were dispatched to the fire. no one was killed and all 13 people aboard the platform were rescued in nearby waters wearing survival outfits. >> the fire is out, and coast guard helicopters on scene and vessels o snne have no reports of a visible sheen in the water. >> extinguishing the fire and carrying for the rescued workers were the initial priorities. >> this was not a blowout, it doesn't appear to be a spill. and there don't appear to be any injuries. >> the wells on the platform were shut down shortly after the fire broke out. the facility is located in about 340 feet of water, approximately 100 miles south of vermillion bay on the central louisiana coast. kirk gregory, nbc news. >> the coast guard initially reported an oil sheen about a mile long near the site of the explosion, but later crews could not find any evidence of a spill. >>> despite thousands of angry comp

additional explosives were found on lemon street in vallejo. >> i yims appeared -- items appeared to be chemicals consistent with precursors to manufacture explosive autos police arrested ritenhouse for explosive materials but not for the murders at this point. the suspect killed in richmond was a frequent visitor to the home at upland court. >> he'd want to hang out with me to play basketball. >> this neighbor says he acted strangely in recent weeks. >> at 3:00 a.m. he'll be out here, pacing. yelling on the phone. sleeping in his car over interest there. he'll stop at every stop in the neighborhood. >> reporter: we've learned more about his connection to this house p vallejo. we've learned from neighbors and police that he lived there on and off for the past year, police say he had a key to the house, he would also borrow the cars of those who lived here. but apparently the residents and valdemaro had a falling out saying he was sleeping in his car in this neighborhood recently n terms of explosives and connections to the murders police won't say what they think that might skpb don'

they look from all appearances like two separate lots. it wasn't until i was informed that they were t.ism c. properties. i don't think there is a negative impact to the neighborhood with this split. we have tiny cotages on little lots and large modern homes. a lot split for these properties would not be out of character for the neighborhood. i would like to state that the little cottage never had a parking spot. the two sparking spots in existence is on the large house. i don't understand the issue with parking. frankly, there is no issue with parking in our neighborhood, unlike a lot of neighborhoods. i want to say that con do conversion is not a simple solution. it takes a lot of money to do a lot of up grades and a lot of time as well. it is not just a simple solution. i think that we should do the lot split because they operate as two separate lots. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. my name is shawn gorman, and i live at 366 pennsylvania, just down the street from the hughes. i am an architect, and i'm pretty famil

a >> appears to have been here for several days. uh, i can say that one body was located inside the residence and a second body was located in the backyard. it would not say whether it was possible that he could not have known that the bodies were here. but police have confirmed that murder suspect and a friend also lived in this home and he did say here often dawn. with the relationship that is still under investigation. >> have to connect him to the two women. in addition to the bodies police also discovered a variety of chemicals. both at the home and a nearby storage facility. chemical >> they can use and make. explosives. >> is that the arrested for use of explosives. >> is a prime suspect in the is not out of the woods yet. his been interviewed by police today and they say his reaction after police told him that his wife and his friends were dead in their home and they believe that he might be involved. they say that his reaction to that was not we would expect from someone in that situation. police would not elaborate on not

it doesn't appear to be threatening wildlife right now. it spread from about 2 mi.rom downtown palo mud to highway 1 01 they're trying to investigate the cause of this bill today and decide whether charges are warranted. >> they're trying to figure the shot and killed a man. they found the body last night on gateway boulevard there are at the hotel sunday night to break up a pool party well there at the scene they heard gunshots but couldn't find business. they believe the victim may have been shot at the party police say there are 3-400 people at the hotel pool party they are trying to determine if the hotel had proper permits. >> thursday's plane crashes killed three people we are now being told its third victim has been identified 73 year-old william he was the actual pilot of the plane went down after takeoff 92 year-old robert bormann the owner borman steal also was killed along with his girlfriend. >> world as we are following the ball up the volcano in indigene indonesia has sounded often compared it's the most powerful eruptions is coming back to life last w

it appears he was contracted to be a driver for metro access are rounded d.c. region. it did not take long for the swat team to surround this massive hospital campus. at about 1:30 p.m. this afternoon, the tactical team made their way into the room where he had barricaded himself, but they found him and his sick mother dead, both shot in the head. >> it appeared he was not willing to negotiate and did not wait for swat teams to move in. police say he killed his ill mother and then himself. >> we understand that pardus was being briefed by his mother's doctor about her condition. >> he became emotionally distraught. >> that is when authorities say he responded by pulling out a semi-automatic handgun and shot the physician in the lower chest. he then lock themselves in the room where his mother was confined to a bed. >> it did not make sense. >> the entire eighth floor of the nelson building was evacuated and portions of the massive hospital were put on lockdown. >> it was a very horrible experience because i did not know if he was going to take a child or anything. >> b

and why that failed to appear is unclear. the supervisors were set to discuss the issues including a fee on alcohol. they will have to wait a week. they will be placed on tuesday's agenda. >>> prosecutors say they have not yet decided whether to charge a daredevil who scaleed a tower yesterday. lake tahoe resident dan goodwin spent four hours climbing the building using suction cups. he wanted to call attention to security leading up to the anniversary of the terror attacks. he was cited with trespassing and causing a public new sans. >> minister will burn copies of the goran despite pleas from commanders can could endanger troops. the pastor terry jones of the dove world outreach center says it will send a message to muslims that america rejects them. but the white house and the top general in afghanistan say it could inflame public opinion and encourage reprisals. it is a sign of the times. >> they are not sure if someone will do something sniped a mosque. >> he may change his mind and praying about the decision. the state

they appear to be set into maybe a light well sort of thing, right?and the windows to the left had been there, but they had been smaller or they had been a different configuration? and there had been windows there, right? where the windows that were their translucent, were they clear? >> [unintelligible] they tore the whole thing down. i don't know what's going on. rightn ow, they change -- right now, they changed anything. >> they took them out and put in these windows? could you see through them? >> [unintelligible] you can look and see each other all the time. >> thank you. >> excuse me. >> sir, you will have 3 minutes for rebuttal. >> good evening. my husband's name is richard. where the sole occupancy of brian -- that address on bryant street. in december of 2009, we realized our dream and moved into 2510 bryant st.. there was deferred maintenance and repairs that were necessary for home upkeep. we wanted to be able to begin renovation to our home that included the window replacement. maintaining our home is very important to us. the windows in o

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. >>> does not appear this is an aircraft. appears this is some sort of natural gas explosion. >> audio from the frantic moments after the blast. as first responders rush to help and struggle to figure out what exactly happened. all that coming up then later on "nightline". the. >> coming up next on "nightline"after the explosion last week alarm questions take hold across the country about the danger lurking beneath our feet. how safe is your neighborhood. >> changing look and as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working. i'm jerry brown. california needs major changes. we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworl

on the one hand, this appears to be very serious plot to hit three countries simultaneously. we have a mumbai-style raid. attacking buildings in cities simultaneously and spraying gunfire as civilians. there were hostages who were murdered. they killed nearly to wonder people in 48 hours. they got the headlines that they craved -- they killed 200 people in 48 hours. this has moved from one is caught aspirational -- this has moved from one that is called aspirational. i do not think the authorities in there and the states or over your wanted the details of this to get out. it was leaked to the u.s. media somehow. people always say that it was a deliberate leak. i do not think it was. i do not think they have tourr in of criminal evidence arrest anybody. >> thank you india has launched a biometric id scheme. it will put more than 1 billion citizens on a database. it is hoping the database will give an accurate picture of indian society. the european commission appears set to defer legal action against france over its expulsion of thousands of roma migrants. a senior european co

a cleanup appears to be over and northwest after an apparent hoarder was evicted. her belongings were spread out over three d.c. blocks. today, volunteers from j k moving and storage filled up several trucks of eloisa diaz's belongs. >> the fate of the d.c. schools chancellor, michelle rhee could be decided in a few hours. she will meet with vincent gray tomorrow to discuss the future of d.c. schools. michelle rhee and gray have had a rocky relationship. the meeting comes as a great tells our news partners at wtop that he would be open to rehiring some of the teachers that were fired last year. >>> it was a tough night for president obama. protesters heckled him during a fund-raiser in new york. these protesters called on the president to provide more money for aids programs and to end the military's a don't ask don't tell policy. but the president gave as good as he got. he told protesters to shout at republicans for killing the bill that may have repealed that policy. >>> top terrorism officials say the danger is as great as it has been sent 9/11. a fast growing

starting about 45 minutes he will appear with united farm workers president.e is a member of a house judiciary subcommittee on immigration and border security as she invited colbert to appear as an expert witness. colbert will talk about spending a day working in the fields as part of the united farm workers take our jobs campaign. that campaign invited legal u.s. residents to come work in the field and do the jobs most often done by illegal immigrant. only seven took the offer including colbert. republicans say his appearance today will make a mockery. >> the only thing maybe finding that lemonade mix and maybe the right sunscreen. >> absolutely. some way to stay cool and out of the sun. absolutely. wear the sunscreen. even though it's going to be the latter parts of september, the sun still pretty strong this time of the year. 6:14 on a friday. look how calm the bay water is. you can see the mirror of the bay bridge lights as we look from emeryville back to san francisco. notice the lack of clouds. we have nearly calm conditions this morning and temperatures

and in some cases it appears judges have ignored it.ow, the anchor of the willis report on the fox business network. a lot of the forks could be reversed; why? >>reporter: a lot of the document station the banks were supposed to have for taking people through foreclosure, they did not have it. people were in the doing their job. document processors are supposed to put together the information for the foreclosure proceedings and they are called robo signers like automatically signing and throwing up, work their way through the documentation. one fellow would did 100,000 of the deals a month. one a minute. that's what it came down, all the time he had to process the documentation. so at the end of the day they don't know if they have the right stuff. and as a matter of fact because you remember all the packages done on the mortgages and it is not uncommon to not know who owns it and this stuff was lost. they lost it. they don't know if they own your mortgage. >>shepard: so what does this mean going forward? >>reporter: if the bank cannot

including weather and traffic traffic on 92 appears well the welcome back. this is the shot of james lick. get ready for heat wave yesterday was born today will be hot. triple digits have insisted surf 6 1/2 to him by noontime upper 70 sure high today will be 82 degrees. back into the low 70's by 8:00 p.m. adults were temperatures in the '60s but in east bay, and for the livermore valley upper 50s, 71 in fremont. the afternoon we will get into the upper 90s for santa rosa, room one apart, 101 sonoma today also triple digits for fairfield along the peninsula in the '80s even 90's in redwood city the day, east bay berkeley 85 degrees 89 through. here's the warm spots today getting into the triple digits across the board inland location antioch livermore, pleasanton, los gatos, morgan held theory 93 for mountain view 97 interest and jose. where do people go to cool off the beaches. it will not be equal in santa cruz 90 degrees, and otherwise in the '70s, 71 ocean beach, the day the be bay 70 degrees, your seventh day around the bay hot the next few days will co

it appears these officers may have their hands fall.o date of show you who's securities try to keep out of the terminal and why. on the next edition of behaving badly on kron 4 news. the check of traffic in san jose this is highway won a one the headlights' are southbound as you can see traffic is moving brisket all directions including the guadalupe overpass. we'll be right back. but what really happened? cnn -- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he opposed. and now he's going around taking credit for it. whihe raised taxess, as governor of california. he had a surplus when he took office and a deficit when he left. he doesn't tell the people the truth. hey, at&t u-verse tv? yeah, it's our new tv service. every day thousands of customers across the nation are switching to at&t u-verse. [ female announcer ] visit an at&t store today. hurry and take advantage

there is eight officials made appearances in court today. and this group is accused of misusing taxpayer money. and they're due back in court in a month. >> san jose police asking for public help tonight. they say they need to find leads in a hit and run that left a bicyclist dead. the coroner identified the victim. police say he was riding his bike to work before 7:00 in the morning. he was struck and killed and pronounced dead at the scene. >> officers arrived and there is no one around the bicyclists. no other motor vehicles. sow was just on the side of the road himself. >> this intersection has no sidewalks. police say it appears he was riding on the side of the road when hit. >>> a county woman was on capitol hill today testifying about the salmonela contamination from egg that's made 1600 people sick around the country. she appeared before the house energy commerce subcommittee. she spent a week in the hospital losing about 30 pounds. she says she's apalled by conditions of two iowa farms that produced contaminated eggs seen in photogr

to be white and appeared to have no clothes on, who appeared to have met me at a party. they could have used a black woman. i am in an interracial marriage. i was not married them, but i think that they were trying to draw that issue out in a way that hurts. believe me, no race issues will come up here. about three weeks out, i was ahead by most polling. and then he said, "the gloves are off." i watched it for the first time on my campaign bus, and i said that was brilliant. it will alienate a lot of voters in tennessee but if i say something. if i say nothing, it will not alienate all lot of voters. i thought they might try to hedge justin or wage as in somehow. my answer, i talk about it in my book, is to of my governor and former governor to give people permission to vote for me, saying, "harrold is my kind of guy." "we have already told them you are already." the former governor would not. he just refused to the advertisement. the lesson i learned from it, you have got to make sure you have not only a second plan but a third plan of back up, and my plan was to get ou

nancy, we could not find any information on a show appearing with mr. tiny bennett.ites back to them. i told you, it's not tiny, it's small mccartney. he is a fun-sized man that looks like paul mccartney and the correspondence goes back and forth. >> larry: they answer? >> they answer. because they're so afraid of losing a customer. >> larry: they answer because they fear? >> yeah. yeah. >> fear. >> larry: let's do another one. this is about -- this is about opening a sandwich stand in a casino bathroom. do you have that? >> yes. >> larry: okay. read this letter. >> you want too read it? >> you read t. >> all right. i will read it. >> larry: who is it to? >> to the chinook winds indian casino. i want to sell happened ham sandwiches in your restrooms. you once had a sign on the restroom mirror that says we have the potty melt. can you direct me to what office i would contact to request casino credit? they reply, dear mr. nancy, we thank you for your interest but at this time, we are not flood putting any businesses in the restrooms. we have five food outlets for our c

video doesn't appear to be altered but you be the judge.y impressive. >>> now for another quick look at the weather. here's nbc medical examiner bill karins with the weather forecast. do you think he's a really good golfer or a bad basketball player? >> i believe he's really good photoshop editor. >> you think it was altered. >> i just can't believe that would be true. so hard and the guy's arms were already up. we'll find out. let's take a look at what's happening. bring your umbrella in buffalo. looks like syracuse and utica will get hit with rain too along with upstate portions of new york and up towards burlington, vermont, the rest of the forecast looks dry and warm. that's from d.c. all the way up to boston. temperatures today are going to be about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. talking 91 in d.c. today, 88 in philadelphia. the humidity won't be too bad but 86 in new york. as far as the forecast goes tomorrow, more of the same. temperatures are going to be very warm from new york to d.c. you notice some cooler air, though, ar

it appears to be a fender-bender second lane from the right. clearly you can see it on the top side of your screen. authorities headed over there. they have yet t arrive. as a result, beginning to back up quickly on the outer loop out of college park. new york avenue inbound first the brokenown tractor trailer. florida avenue. gonenow. somebody parked their car illegally in the right lane new york and north capil. as a result that's jamming up rapidly. quickly, elsewhere, out to the west, looking good. dulles toll road. all is well. joe? >> bad idea to park illegally on new york avenue at this time. >>> 43. clinton portis's controversial statement. >> salahi secret. something she's been hiding for years. >>> more results from decision 2010. who is psed now to be the next prince george's county executive. >>> good morning. welcome back. our top story appears that washington, d.c. will have a new mayor. vincent gray has defeated curren mayor adrian fenty in the democratic primary. gray won by 7 percentage points. >>> elsewhere in the district, ji

>> larry: tonight -- >> my final appearance on the larry king show. >> larry: jerry seinfeld. he kept one of hollywood's most buzzed about secrets until tonight. the comic reveals the true identity -- >> a total shock. >> come on, jerry, please, please, please, please, please. >> larry: someone we have only read about. >> it was a nom deplume. >> larry: one of the funniest men on the planet is here. jerry seinfeld is next on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening. i have to say this jerry seinfeld is an actor, author, comedian. >> keep going. >> larry: he is making his broadway debut directing with comedian cauline quinn's one-man show, "long story short, history of the world in 75 minutes." and he wrote the forward to an all-new "letters from a nut" one of the funniest books you'll ever read. and tonight to, he will reveal the secret author a little later. jerry has been a frequent guest, long-time friend to this show. watch, we will show you some examples. >> look at this piece of junk. look at this camera. look at this. this is like, you know, like a 4.95 opening act. yo

that business appear to be open. the judge ordered el fonzi pittman held in jail his his next hearing on october 1st. no one seems to be able to explain exactly what happened to the paperwork. a spokesman for the agency that handles parole in d.c. told me today it is not clear why pittman was not being monitored but he assures me that it will not happen again. >> so beth, the question is, how can they be so sure about this? >> reporter: the system has changed. in 2007, that's the year after fonzi was convicted in d.c., they changed the system. so instead of paperwork being handed over manually, the parole and probation folks now have direct access to that information about who is on probation. so if the person doesn't show up, they know right away beings -- away and they can issue a warrant. >>> gunfire near the u.s. capitol. police shot a man after they say he pulled a gun and pointed it at them. investigators don't know why he had a gun and why it was pointed a the them. >> reporter: let me set the scene for you. o

dropped out at the last minute of both appearances. both sunday show hosts called her out for cancelling. >> we expected to have christine o'donnell, the surprise winner of that republican senate primary up in delaware with us this morning. she called us or e-mailed us yesterday morning and told us that she was canceling, said she had scheduling conflicts and a lot of political things she's need to do in her homestate. >> this was not the program we were planning to bring you. christine o'donnell, the surprise winner of the republican senate primary in delaware agreed to come here live in washington today to take our questions. however, late friday night her campaign canceled saying o'donnell was exhausted and had to return to delaware. saturday morning o'donnell called me and said this. i got triple booked. i had been invited to go to church and then a picnic. i have to keep my priorities to delaware voters. >> she was at another picnic. why is this front-page news? the financial times, a picture of the president, the first family wal

. >>> vincent gray appears to have supporters in high places. attorney general holder said he voted for gray. he made the admission after meeting with gray. he also met with michelle rhee whose future remains in limbo this morning. the two metaphor more than an hour at the wilson building and then appeared before the cameras after that much-anticipated meeting. you see rhee stays in the background and appears to be unhappy. she kept her distance as gray spoke to reporters. >> we did not clans about staying or going. we talked about the state of education in the city. >> gray says he and rhee will meet again in the next few weeks but he will not make any personnel decisions until after the november election. he tried to interview michelle rhee but they said the chairman is the only one making a statement. >>> it is 6:06. when "good morning washington" returns, steven cobert makes a trip to capitol hill. >>> plus, a look back at the life of eddie fisher. a singer better known for his scandalous life. >>> first, a sneak peek at the weekend forecast