we aren i the upper 50s to low 60s. 63 in gilroy.alk about sunny and cool today around the bay, but cloudy and cool at the coast. cloudy and drizzle likely tonight. a slight, slight being the key warming inland in the week. for our highs today, five degrees below average in oakland, san francisco, san jose. 68, 63 and 77. livermore, napa. 82, 74. that 74 in redwood city thank you,'re six to nine degrees cooler than average. start in east bay valley, but we have the upper 70s today. low to mid-80s farther east you head. along the east bay shore, we have the mid-to-upper 60s, richmond, berkeley, oakland, hayward. 77 in san jose. the upper 50s dominate the coast with the mid-60s in downtown and south san francisco. then north bay valley we have the low to mid-70s inland but upper 50s at the coast. if you head to the game tonight, 60 degrees at at&t park at 7:15. dropping dto breezy and cloudy 57 by the time the game ends. being really optimistic with the temperatures. slow warming trend and at least a little bit of a warming trend. a li

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long island who last week defeated a 400 million bond issue that was supposed to finance a new ice arenatened that the team would move. they did not cave in and said their taxes are already high enough and if the owner want to move the team that is okay with them. >> got it. >> stuart, a miss to the new york times. three times columnist likened the tea party to islamic terrorist. they were call would hezbollah faction of the republicans and warren said the wing . the tea party republicans have waged jihad after the new york times lectured us about the evils of inflammatory rhetoric and anti-islamic bigotry. >> i told you that. >> correct. >> stewart it is 40 years since dan cooper hijacked the flight seattle and got a $200,000 ran som. the nba never found him. this week a woman came forward claiming to be db cooper's niece and her uncle died. db cooper was a gentleman robber and never harmed any of his hostages and created a mystery that lasted for decades. the statute of limitation has run out. >> we have run

in this billpe and that is the balanced budget amendment in the constitution co the american people aren. not looking for a balanced approach looking for a balancedet budget it needs to be enshrined in the constitution to vote on n balanced budget those are the seeds of the solution to say this country for the next generation i urge adoption of this bill. >> the gentleman from wisconsin has two minutes remaining. >> i will yield myself the mysef remainder of my time. it's very clear that we'veence ming urence of opinions, but we are coming up to a deadline we all must recognize, default and s what this has done it hasat i fleught our parties together and respect for a moment the fact that we have a bipartisan compromise here so i think it is worth noting that is a good thing. first off, as my colleagues fros texas have said, this is a down payment on the problem is a good step in the right direction and it is a huge cultural change to this institution both parties got us in this mess.oing toth parties are going to t hav to work together to get us out of this mess. eeal problem i would ad

aren t. in two thousand and eight and fears violence could break out in a africa releases attack on south syria and other carcasses republic. with all our from the mass riots across in one house course prison populations there to a record high even sell they've still found space to jail a world war two veteran incarcerated simply for recording a court hearing but as are his or amateur reports there could be other motives behind his imprisonment. british prisons are full to bursting the courts are working overtime sending young people to jail for their role in the recent riots in england and if they're sent to leeds prison they'll be languishing alongside eighty five year old norman scarth he plied the arctic sea cheering the second world war serving his country taking essential supplies to the soviet union on the most dangerous journey in the world and now he's serving six months in prison on the whim of a british judge his crime recording a court hearing he said he did it because he's hard o

helicopters are just bursting demonstrations over to mask and she sees nothing in the sky other watch that aren t. underscore come to be on top of the latest developments in syria. the israeli army is reportedly planning to hand out tear gas and sound grenades to the settlers in the west bank the move is part of the tri. ahead of a mass protests which israel fears might happen in september as palestinians try to gain statehood in. the details and now joins us live from tel aviv although it sounds like some controversy and desperate measures are being taken what else have you heard about this. well the israeli army is preparing for what it's calling operation on the sea it is preparing for september when it's widely expected at the united nations general assembly will vote in favor obviously a palestinian state now the army has identified ridge lines around them and in this country what this means is that at the palestinian protesters approaches to them and at first they will be fired up with tear gas if they then continue to approach close to the settlement soldiers will be given the order to f

absolutely no dumber organization than peta.na and what they are not thinking o about is they think they aren in the interest of animals. t t but by doing this, the animal unemployment rate is skympymen rocketing. the fact of the matter is petaa has been a self-loathing homo cape yuan organization.ngom when i was on a college campuswh not long ago, they would have cu affairs on the campus withn comparing killing animals to the holocaust. you have self-marginal liesedna yourself. >> if there are girls there>> you know -- >> on capitol hill every year,n they have the "playboy" mansion that comes or some people that are trying to give out vegetarian hot dogs.ge that's a nice event.th a >> that's very sweet. >> you know, bill, the thing, that bothers me about this a movie is in the original planet of the apes mcdowell played a monkey and he was fa fantastic. cad carter was probably the sexiest monkey ever.r. >> that was the only goodtov thing in the movie. the only good scene markar wahlberg had was making outhadas with her and her prosthetics. p i thought things i didn't think i could think. thi

equivalequalifequivalence aren' enough at what the gop is doing to block progress in a number of these areas. we'll have to pick that conversation up another time. terrific rant. that does it for us today. . "hardball" starts right now. >>> show us the way. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. >>> leading off tonight, leadership moment. what's happening with barack obama? what's happening with the man who stood biff millions on inauguration day and offered to lead us and heal us? part of the answer is a republican party whose main goal, whose only goal, is to bring him down at all costs. >>> what about the president? his pattern is to wait for others to bring him solutions. another year of this and then what? could this be it? >>> now is the time for president obama to announce a jobs program, i think. a lot of people do. take control, show the world what needs to be done and call on congress to get to it. the dangerous bridge, bad roads, the whole shebang. it's time to lead. meanwhile, democratic defeat in wisconsin. the democrats managed to take

. >> bill: you aren i had yoted i'm keeping my palms up as much as i can. >> sometimes you are palmsother far left guy paul krugman, roll the tape. >> from the perspective of a rational person progressive on the stuff. we shouldn't be talking about spenng cuts at all now. we have 9% unemployment. the spending cuts are going to to worsen unemployment. it's even going to hurt the long run fiscal picture. we have a situation where more and more people are becoming permanent long-term unemployed. >> bill: he frightens me that guy. he scares me. >> i like this one because as is he speaking he does a punk yart with his head. he bobs his head up and down emphatically. he doesn't use hand gestures here. his punctuations are with his head which is kind of strong minded. at the end of this clip can you see his lips pull in. pill about bill look at his eyes move back and forth. >> is he trying to make eye contact with different people. a lot of times when we look off to the side we are trying to collect our thoughts as well. depending whether somebody is visual, audio, touchy feeley. look in di

the numbers aren been -- have been up all morning. there is a lot of bargain hunting going on.rk a reversal in today's trading if investors are not convinced the fed has a plan to combat a market meltdown. the dow is down 178. the nasdaq up over 3%. a big jump there. s&p up 27. oil is up and gold hit 1,700 an ounce. >>> here in california, bill lockyer says the downglade of the nation's credit rating should not have an impact on the state but he says california still needs to boost its own economy. the state already has the lowest credit rating of any state. however, last month, s&p did change the long-term rating from anything think to -- from negative to stable. on our website we have the latest economic news as well as tools to monitor the markets. just look for the wall street tab. >>> we're closely watching the federal reserve today, which is meeting this morning, traders speculating the fed may announce some dramatic help for the economy after today's policy meeting. again, this is after the u.s. stocks suffered the worst drop since 2008 yesterday. >>> police in oakland a

. >>> haitians arener visly waiting r -- are nervously waiting for tropical storm emily. bring you a live report coming up. >>> it's 7:24. we want to check in with sal who is keeping an eye on the slow spots. >> at first we started off looter than usual. we also had problems with mist and drizzle. you will see the commute here -- there aren't any major delays here as you are driving up to the toll plaza. once you get onto the bridge, we've had reports of gusty winds there on the bridge. san mateo bridge traffic looking pretty good here if you are driving across the -- across the bay. we're gonna keep an eye on sfo delays because we may have delays at sfo this morning because of the cloud cover. out to the peninsula, we go. this is a look at highway 101 and 92 and 280 on the peninsula. the traffic moving along very nicely. some of the road sensors are picking up slowing on 87 into downtown and on 280 through cupertino. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a lot of low clouds an fog, even out to the sacramento valley, where the temperatures will plunge, 10, 15 degrees. an

crittenton was suspended by the nba in 2009 along with gilbert aren for keeping guns in a locker room researchers say, could be as easy as enjoying a little chocolate. scientists at cambridge found people who eat moderate amounts of chocolate have a 37% lower risk of cardiovascular disease. they also have a 31% lower risk of diabetes. and a 29% lower risk of stroke. they say chocolate has a strong anti-oxidant that can reduce blood pressure. you don't have to tell me twice. >> found a diet we can stick to. but they say you've got to watch out for the amount of sugar and fat in whatever chocolate you choose. no details on what chocolate the folks in this study was eating. don't overdo it, it's still not the healthiest of foods. >> just include a little in your duty. >> a little bit of chocolate, nothing wrong with that. >> a health story up my aisle. >>> when i think of hawaiiii i don't think of wild donkeys. i really never think of wild donkeys. the big island is teeming with them. believe it or not. residents say they are really becoming a major nuisance. >> picture this, if you will

we have reporters up and down the east coast following aren and throughout the weekend bring your theest track from our severe weather center. let's check in with reynolds wolf in kill devil hills, north carolina. i spent a lot of my childhood going down to those beaches in the outer banks. local residents have experienced dealing with storms down there. what about evacuation orders? do they have them this time? >> reporter: i'll tell you, they have already had some evacuation orders. i got to tell you moments ago i felt the first raindrops. the rain is moving in and people moving out. they had some evacuations yesterday but i have to tell you earlier, we actually drove into the beach yesterday. you had just masses of people that were vaticaning. one side of the highway, just completely full. the other side, just a few sparse cars here and there. we happened to be one of them coming on in. there was the mandatory evacuation for tourists and the one for locals has already started. it doesn't mean it happens in one fell swoop. we had people left the outer banks days ago and some people

that is a result of the budget that we aren right no also, for instance, social security is closing offices around the country a half hour early. that is not a result of the debt crisis -- not a crisis, but the law that has been passed. i think we are going to see for federal employees a drastic cut in employment, including federal contractors. there are more federal contractors then there are federal employees. it depends on what you look at. simpson-bowles, the gang of six, or the limited information out there. summer calling for a 10% reduction or 300,000 less federal employe. host: is there room for reductions in the federal work force? the office of personnel management put together -- these are the numbers from them, that the turnover has been minimal at federal agencies bank zero people laid off or fired at the fcc. nuclear regulatory commission, two. national labor relations board, one. nasa, 13. the numbers go on and on. this is from a "usa today" article. the federal government runs the place to work for those avoiding losing a job. san francisco state university management profes

we should continue to make sure if you arene of the millions of americans who is looking for a job that you can get the unemployment insuran that your tax dollars contributed to. that will put money in people's pockets and more customers in stores. host: let's hear from the republican in little rock, arkansas, bill. stkpwh i see obama time remember the peter principle he is over his hd but i think this lady has something here. here is what i wonder. we have a of these minds in washington and you folks in these think tanks. what about some leader, the president won't, but some leader saying to the chamber of commerce i want you to come to the white house, labor unions i want you to come to the white house. we are going to have a conference, we are going to have it public and we are going to brainstorm every chance and find a way -- you talk about repatriation. forget the loopholes. if you need no tax rates. unions, you have to give up something to get some of these jobs. busiss, you have got to want to take care of americans. want it in your heart. yes, it is a business and you have to e

. >> reporter: when you hear the name aren now?aughters or pets irene. >> reporter: some of the homes in this area have been described as toppled doll houses. others, quite literally, were just sheared in half. the mayor tells me that there were no fatalities. not even any injuries and that is remarkable, considering what happened here to the homes. but it appears that most of the residents, not all, but most of them did heed the warnings. they did get out prior to the storm. as for the power situation, nearly 500,000 people are still without power in the state of connecticut. 15,000 right here in east haven. carol, when i asked the mayor when do you think they will turn the power back on, she said that is a very good question, i have no idea. carol? >> so many people are struggling with that. even in maryland, they are still, what, 250,000 people without power and who knows when the power will be turned back on. the people are getting mad about that now. the question i have for you, alina, whenever people see damaged homes along t

hampton roads, and more folks are already having an adverse folk arens -- nor f already having adverse conditions. water levels are coming up. a light to report a big story coming out of that. the information we've gotten in advance from officials has been outstanding. it fits right in with what they should be doing. the next picture, please. these bands can take on the characteristic that causes the local offices to issue tornado warnings. [unintelligible] we have had a storm surge here in the 7.5 foot range. that depends on where you are. the storm tides will be high on the coast. that will affect roads and beach erosion. it is a very dangerous time for anyone left on the islands. a larger area has been getting rain since late yesterday afternoon. we could see 15 inches across north carolina before the storm exits later today. the next slide, please. here is the latest forecast track. by late this evening, it should be moving past the north slope -- your folks -- norfolk area. the sustained winds will be mostly over the water. there is saturated ground. isabel had a lot of tree damag