it's taken awa from the campus. everhing is basically normal here. >> i understand from campus authorities that theve shut gas to the campus but there have been no evacuations here on campus. >> now, hayward firefighters told us that they did receive reports of a smell of gas reported from surrounding neighborhoods. they went into those neighbhoods. they did a couple of door knocks just to tell people that they had nothing to worry about. of crse, all of this comes with people around the bay area still on edge over what happened in san bruno. reporting i hayward, cecilia vega. >> thank u. in southern califrnia, eight current and former officls from the city of belle are expected to make their first appearance in cot today to face crruption charges. the former city manager and six current and forme city officials face charges of misappropriating more than $5 million in public funds. at ci hall, residents gathered to celebrate those arrests yesterday. the district attorney claims the officials used taxpayer funds as t

rescue is still six wee awa it allows food and water and medical supplies. >> flight arrival delays into sfo, abou an hour 2 minutes. let's eck our flight tracker at abc7news.com. let's talk about how this extra humidity is going to leave us some rain this weekend. i'll tell you when and where. >> paying for a fasr commute. a toll lane in the bay area coming to a major highway monday morning. daddy.yeah, buddy? how many nickels are in aollar? there are 20 nickels in a dollar. look! how do birds fly? es milk really make my bones stronger? yeah, yeah daddy...when we die will we go to heaven? do you have the answer to life's biggest question? watch the 700 club, weekda at ♪ >>> meteorologist mike nicco with a lot of weather to tk about. >> rare occurrence in new york, specifically the bronx. let's take a look at th damage that occurred yesterday. some of the buildings roofs torn off, trees, lots of cars, a dangerous situation when you have a tornado, possible tornado. they haven't quite decided yet -- i'm sorry, brooklyn --haven't quite decided yet whether or not this has been a tornado. bu

and on the eastern shore, the low 50s right now awa from the waters. so quite a cool start. but some are saying not so fast. it will be warming up tomorrow. today's high in the upper 70s to near 80. tomorrow, soaring to near 90. a chance a shower. near 90 again on friday. but you'll be turning cooler for the weekend. let's check traffic on this tuesday morning. how is it looking? >> tom, good morning to you. good mornin everyone. off we go. we have a ton of overnight road work. crossing over the 14th street bridge. no early worries there. loks like the same lane configuration of the last several days. capital beltway, inner loop and outer loop as you travel between i-95 and wilson bridge off to a very fine start. joe, eun. >> jerry, tha you. >>> a death investigation under way after a body was found on the train tracks. csx wkers found a body late last night. police say the body may have been on the tracks for a few days. it is described of that as a black man in his 40s or 50s. >>> two young children are in the hospital with injuries after a car hit them. it happened at abo

ki kimures awas arrested in july for obstruction, and the cap on the deposit guarantees went into effect five years ago but so far, no cases of paybacks have occurred. ink baiter banks customers may become the first ones to lose some of their principle and interest if they exceed the limit. japan's financial services minister said authorities will deal with the incubator bank of japan in an orderly manner. >>> japan's economic growth from april to june was revised up to 1.5%. that's an annual terms and it is a percentage point higher than the initial estimate given in mid-august. the cabinet office said on friday that the gross domestic product rose 4% from the previous three months, this marks a third straight quarter of expansion. the revision is an upgrade from the preliminary report, but the pace of expansion was much slower than the 5 pst shown from january through march. one factor to push up growth was increased company spending on plant and equipment, which was higher than many forecasts. in other words, the slow pace in cutting inventories. a government official said the economy

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here at the elementary school in the southeast, voters were turned awa this man was told to leave his assigned polling place and go to another precinct. he spent two hours running back and forth between locations trying to ct a ballot. >> i don't want to say the word, but -- i will go get the car and come back. >> reporter: very problems at the 82nd precinct in th northeast. workers for the campaigns say dozens were turned away because the electronic voting machine was not working and the questions about collecting paper ballots. >> it is a mess. who knows if the people here this morning are going to come back this afternoon or this evening. >> 75 people in line left already. i mean -- >> you are worried they are not coming back. >> yes, i don't understand. to me, this is a fiasco. >> reporter: vincent gray, and fenty are asking the board to review reported polling problems. >> every precinct so far this morning had problems. even whether i voted with a paper ballot, the scanner wasn't working. we had to drop the ballot into a bin. >> request time the voting doesn't go smoothly, it is

. >> pg&e says there's a simple explain for why workers couldn't shut off the gas line right awas raised. those huge flames and very intense meet made it impossible to get close enough. >>> right now it's 6:07. want to go back and check in on the toll plaza. how does it look? >> reporter: it's still looking okay. westbound and eastbound 80 looking pretty good. westbound traffic is moving along pretty welcoming into san francisco. we've had a pretty nice commute headed into the city. no problems on the bridge and the road work is gone. also the traffic is going to be okay if you are driving on interstate 880 here. traffic is moving along well. our cameras pointing south. this is heading towards stanley stanley -- lettuce move along and take a look at disagree stat 280 right through downtown san jose. that traffic is moving along very nicely. here is steve. >> reporter: a good morning to you all. we have some low clouds. there's nothing new there. the higher clouds from yesterday are gone. you have the higher clouds that we can't burn off. there's a possibility of rain on saturday. it's to

. >> about 55 minutes awa sunrise, 6:54. mild under a clear y. the full moon has nearly set. mid 60s in fairfax, montgomery. mountains are cool. near 50. root near california' tidewater, upper 60s. view from space over the last 12 hours showing a few clouds drifting through. mostly sunny skies today with an afternoon high climbing to around 80 degrees. and we'll have it cool this evening. in fact, chilly by daw into the 40s. upper 70s on tuesday. lots of sun. hotter weather moving in wednesday and thuday. how is thetraffic, jerry? >> several significant changes. the only incident was an accident that quickly moved to the shoulder. lanes open all the way to the capital beltway. let's head over to maryland and see how we're doing on i-270. look at that. 6:00 inhe morning and it's already getting quite early heading en route to the beltway. no accidents to report. good news there. out on the rails, headed o to catch the train, metro is doing fine. vre, fredericksburg two, delays. trains 302 and 304. 890 the only reported. seven minutes behind schedule. joe? >> thanks very much,

on the outer loom of the american -- on the outer loop of route 7, the left lane is taken awa delays up here, very, very slow. so be forewarned. that will tack some time on your midday drive. >>> also where ove to maryland on the capitol beltway, some pothole repair work between centr avenue and the interchnges down route had and 5. it looks like they've wrapped up. we'll keep a watch out for you and keep you updated. >> thank you, jerry. >>> speaking of delays, a tractor trailer overturned during rush hour traffic. it happened on i-70 westbound near woodbien and howard county. they blocked the road in order to clean up the spill. >>> we have an alert for drivers who use i-270 in the early morning hours. all four lanes of southbound 270 will be shut down on exit 10. overnight into tomorrow morning, the closures will last for two 15-minute intervals between midnight and 4:00 a.m. it suggests uses rule 355. during thoselosures crews will be putting up an overhead sign. >>> well, you may want to think about tching your car today. they're cars, trucks and suvs in the garage for car-free

heavy rain crossing into central montgomery county heading to the north rapidly and continuing to move awa you see the light and dark blue, that is some light rain that stretches across much of virginia now, the panhandle of west virginia, heading from the south tohe north. now, the closer-up view of the radar showing that one area of yellow and orange in montgomery county, that's heavy downpours. don't have any reports of thunder or lightning with that, but that is a band of very heavy rain just about to move out of germantown into poolesville heading towards damascus, laytonsville, that area, others moving north. farther to the south, another batch of orange and yellow right there near mt. vernon, south of alexandria, another band east of dale city as well. that's heading to the north. that will be ming into just inside the beltway near tyson's corner and around mclane in the next few hours or so. chance for maybe some damaging winds, some strong storms. that'll all be comingp in just a few minutes but nothing threatening us now. >> all right, tom. thank you. see you in a few minutes. >>

we had to settle for a tie, so johnson, most people who lived through that were awa of the bloody cost of that war, and of the fact that we had to live th a tie. fact, johnson all thrgh the vietnam war, to his cret, was always willing to settle for any peace that would leave the south vietnamese free to decide their own fate, but the north would not agree to that. he had a partner in negotiation that wanted it all, and finally, what we had to do was concede that even though there was a good argument for staying in south vietnam, the goverent we were working with was just too corrupt and inefficient, and could not win the loyalty of the south vietnamese people, so it was hopeless for us to go on. we weren't going to prevail. we were going to keep on killing people, so in effect, we had to give in. that was a very painful thing to do. host: you write about the great society and changes that lyndon johnson tried to make, in education from k-12 and higher education pickup wrote about his time as a teacher, teaching at a very poor school in texas. he came early, stayed late, developed extra

it was a pivot point awa from give me a gold star for my accomplishments, and to >> [inaudible] >> bill clinton was elected with 43%. he started from a position where there was a lot of skepticism toward him. as paul pointed out, we did a lot of really popular things, beginning with proposing letting gays serve openly in the military, which went really well. the biggest factors -- we were coming out of a recession. there was a sense of economic undies, although less so. the president's first budget, which raised taxes, it also cut spending and set the table for the next eight years of economic growth. people were angry and the republicans had a big, fat easy target. that and the failure of health care. president obama -- 9.6% unemployment, a huge spending to get out of what was almost the second great depression, it has cost him. they could have done a better job -- it's easy to sit here and say this -- of framing the heth care debate. i think that has become big target for republicans. between health-care, stimulus spending, much of which happened under the bush administration but obam