it'll be back to work after the long holiday weekend. time to get baltimore back to normal. let's go live to christian and a look at what's going on. >> reporter: most of the work to get the city back to normal will be done in the overnight and late tonight baltimore is saying that the streets that made up the race course, pratt, conway, they will all be open in the morning. now soon --. >> and the crowd goes wild. >> reporter: it was will power taking the flag. . >> a winner. the first race on the streets of baltimore. >> reporter: it was the huge crowd around the race course that officials were watching. they are working to determine the economic impact of the first ever baltimore grande prix. >> successful as it was this year we can do better. >> reporter: restaurants right on the course did huge business but there result was uneven for businesses further away. >> a lot of people stayed out of the city, regular shoppers and i -- had the impression most of the visitor was in theselfen closed area. very self-contained. respect that's something william cole said they need to

we will be right back. ha fun >> metallic foil the highway patrol boat reported more d y arrest compared to last year. it officers arrested 2158 drivers compared to 252 last year. only one traffic fatality in the bay area. statewide there were only 1500 dui arrest, 22 people were killed across the state in traffic collisions >> 7:16 a.m.. but still look at whether and traffic. >> a couple of hot spots where tracking this morning because of earlier current problems that left us with a slow traffic, slower than a normal ride. that is one thing that constitutes a hot spot, anytime you are facing bigger delays than normal. an accident on university avenue that for a while blocked lanes. it has pushed the drive time up to 38 minutes. there was an earlier occurring accident cleared from elaine's westbound 580 at mid span. traffic has been backed up to the richmond parkway. it bigger delays of the unusual. looking at your ride on the bay bridge westbound, because of the problems on 80 on the upper east shore, the

will be right back.ht a cab but we're sucked of if somewhat he backed get double one bond ... ... both with ... with asked what it thought of that >> twitter tracking new hot spot on the bayshore freeway. an injury accident reported. as many as three of the left-hand lane is may be blocked. stanley roberts is on the scene. he will be able to give us some details. it is unclear whether or not you need to think about taking an alternate route. we will try to get an updated drive time coming up. >> 9:25 a.m.. of this morning a developing story out of southern france. an explosion has killed one person and seriously burned another. three others are injured. this blast happened and and others used to burn it nuclear waste. the only member of the russian hockey team to survive that fiery plane crash that killed 44 people has died of his injuries. the death toll is 45 with only one survivor remaining. a promoter. the moscow hospital give us wear to a bad the hockey player died of his burns. it there were 38 pla

we will be right back. lebron one gwynn and in them been when from the symbol and half one loophole >> as we are following some live pictures of the casey anthony. her attorneys are and a nominal quorum fighting a motion by prosecutors hope to have been to reimburse the cost of the investigation of her daughter's disappearance and death. court documents were filed by the state attorney's office and law- enforcement agencies showing that those costs a are more interested $50,000. we do not expect any to be in court today. she is a florida serving probation. is judge perry that will hear the arguments on whether or not she has to pay those charges. we will keep you posted. as we keep our eyes of the weather is going to be hot today. here is a nice shot. what you may or may of the able to see is this is spare the airdate. >> and they are encouraging people to walk to work, take mass transit. in the old days they used to get bombarded passes. they did not do that anymore but they still encourage people to take

please, let me go back to work. they said, she wants to go back to work. let her go back to work.the pressure of having all of those -- >> the dates -- >> which she wanted to do. nobody -- i can assure you, i didn't force her to do them. ray, her manager never forced her. and the record company never forced her to do anything. if anybody forced her to do anything, she would laugh at us all and run away. she wasn't the sort to be forced into anything. she wanted to do it. >> take another break. i want to come back and talk about what is the amy foundation? what is it all about? who it's designed to help. ♪ fade to black sturize, improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula goes beyond 24-hour moisture. it's clinically proven to improve your skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. for healthy, beautiful skin that lasts. i found a moisturizer for life. [ female announcer ] aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. and for healthy, beautiful hair, try nourish plus haircare. only from aveeno. try nourish plus hair

back to you. >>> baltimore will be getting back to normal. official says they are ready for the commute and all the oh streets served as the race course. huge crowds turned out and officials say it's what they wanted, restaurants on the course, some say they did huge business. >> a lot of people stayed out of the city, regular shoppers, i had the impression most visitors were in the self enclosed area. it was a self contained event. >> the city can measure three things as successes, taxes k the admission and parking, and hotel taxes, the numbers could be ready by thursday. this used to be the outdoor life network. the baltimore grand prix gave it the highest rated event in history. showing off baltimore exceeded any oh race aired by 5 9%. but when weather happens like s, bei pnchts after a week added to summer vacation, 13 baltimore county public schools will be back in session today. the schools remained without power throughout friday but now ready to welcome students for a new year. the spokesperson says the schools are brought back on lin

but then he came back home, and then like so many others, he was called back to another tour of duty. and they came to our house, the gobbledygook fm the military, i couldn't read it, i said i think you're being called back to active service in afghanistan, and i had to tell him. he was working here at nbc. but all of the ranging emotions as a mother, as a historian, in t end, i think he's seen a world he would not have otherwise seen. i am so proud of him. >> gentlemjoe, you wrote a few ago that you really didn't feel america was at war. >> right. >> as we are a decade later, where are we after 9/11? do we as a country feel less secure, do we have less faith in government? how have we changed? >> i do think, getting to your original point there was a hge missed original opportunity after 9/11. as tragic as those events were, they did really bind us together as a country for a brief perid of time, and i felt that a lot of the kind of ms we find ourselves in today might have been forestalled if back then people had been asked to contribute to the effort to the country in ways that they

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kaiser all went back to work the next day wit. the setter group and childrens' cost programs kind of five to a contract and they were out until today with we would like to talk to the california nurses association which hopefully will will be able to talk to them and their reaction to being back at work >> a death of a patient with while the replacement nurses were on duty now returning noses are expressing their concern about the walkout when she was a cancer patient would and was given at the incorrect dosage of medication and died early saturday morning they have launched an investigation both agencies can poll finds and licenses would replacement nurses on this case with a hundred percent credential to provide care for cancer patients >> a controversial pics sell at uc-berkeley campus a republican group is holding is an excel starting it and a.m. it opposes affirmative action while it structures the price of basic goods based on race and gender. this is a breakdown of woodward wilthe oprice list. >> and now the weather at 6 03

we will be right back.he first spare the air day this week as high temperatures are shooting up around the bay area. we are expected highs in the '90s in many spots. we also have some rain coming up. more on these top stories as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> we are following some headlines. in a new study released by the american sociological review, suggest that teens with a new boyfriend or girlfriend are more likely to be convinced to drink alcohol. this is allegedly because we need new people and their introduced to new social networks. it says that teenagers are more influenced by their new partners friends than the part of themselves. i posted a link to the steady on my face big fan page. >> 8:57 a.m., more head next hour. here is a live look from the roof camera. it will bid a breeze on the day the temperatures are expected to shoot up into the '90s. from the east bay to the west bank, all of the bridges are hot spots. let's start with the san mateo bridge. westbound an accident cleared near

they scored at least eight runs in back-to- back games. they beat the san diego padres 8-3 and still trailing the arizona diamondbacks by 8.5 games. former world series mvp manny ramirez is charged with hitting his wife. he left a south florida until this morning after being arrested and charged with battery. he made his first court appearance this morning. he and his wife for arguing in the bedroom when he's up for in the face and concert and hit her head on the headboard and she told deputies she was afraid the situation with escalate so she called the police. ramirez denies hitting his wife. 9:41 a.m., we are back with more in a couple of minutes. a live look from san jose, highway 87. we are going to keep you up-to-date on all the traffic. half off faug >> walnut to the kron 4 menu is as we continue to track hot spots this morning. there are several of them. the only good news for 101 northbound is that the accent has uncleared from the debris left hand lanes. things are backed up nearly to 92 on 101 northbound. even with the liens cle

getting back to the gun buy back. i think we are right in line. we are doing the same buy back. we could use more. i think if you were to talk about gun violence. in 2006. we took 238 off the street and already in 2008. we have taken 296. a lot of people are high 5ing. to me. where are those guns coming from. where are these guns coming from. if the numbers are becoming so high, we are quadrupling. we better find out where they are coming from. the gun buy back is good because it cuts down to domestic violence. you can no longer sell the gun. people are selling us guns they can't sell otherwise. i am not saying it's a bad program. we would like to have more gun buy backs. it always comes back to capabilities and your help to get to the community and tell people. if you see a gun. call us. we will make a report. we just took an ak 47. we bought that gun and nothing happened. i would rather do that. it's not the absolute program. the other thing i wanted to stress. the call in. we have identified 44 who are at risk. they are either victims or suspects. 9 out of those first are sho

we will be right back. >> welcome back to the kron4 morning is.e following some help headlines. a new study suggests that the first and 15th getting college could have a long- term impact on health. the first and 15 puts people a greater risk for heart disease, diabetes and certain cancers. make the salad bar the first in the dining hall filling two- thirds of their plea with vegetables, fruits and whole grains and arrest with lean meats and other protein sources. >> will be right back as the kron4 or his continues. a live look outside as the sun is starting to pop out at the gould gate.-- golden gate. costs >> will are now into a new search for missing nursing student michelle le jackie sissel is law of the scene in hayward. we have a spokesperson from the klaas kid's foundation as well. >> bride is not with me, he is a part of the search team from the klaas kid's foundation. this is a video from inside when he was briefing searchers this morning. and to be searching the area around lake chabot. they have two different teams and dozens of volunte

they stayed back.crificing themselves so that brian and i could live. >>> president bush is about to speak. he's in florida. at what was supposed to be a joyous event at an elementary school. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i unfortunately will be going back to washington after my remarks. secretary pace and lt. governor will take the podium and discuss education. i want to thank the folks here at the booker elementary school for their hospitality. today we've had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. i have spoken to the vice president, to the governor of new york to the director of the fbi. and i've ordered that the full resources of the federal government go to help the victims and their families. and to conduct a full scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nation will not stand. and now if you join me in a moment of sil

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details when we come back. interstate 680. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. walnut creek, pleasant hill southbound near marion monument. a motorcycle accident and a number of other vehicles in the left hand lanes. the southbound ride from highway 4 is running at about 18 minutes and should be running at nearly double the drive time. we are tracking this as a new hot spot. on the bay bridge, the westbound ride is not bad. six-eight minutes is the drive time westward. here, you concede the directions ease out we have very slow traffic on the golden gate no problems for the south of right leading to the toll plaza. time for a check on weather with james fletcher. >> here is a quick look at where temperatures are at the moment. antioch is 58. 61 already for fairfield and in the south bay, 57. we are following the fall out there this morning. we're dealing with widespread fog and cloud cover along the coast primarily for right now visibility is produced under a mile. it by noon the fog will pull back. we will get some decent sunshine for just about everyone around

and back and beat the shit out. here screaming in the back you know. see. and they were court martialed brought up on various charges but it scared the hell out of the military then they went around and went through the roster of all the units who were supposed to go and took off who they considered to be quotes of verses. so a number of people myself included. one of the most infamous events the nine hundred sixty s. chicago police brutally attacked demonstrators in front of the democratic convention although the army had sent a contingent of riot control troops to chicago from fort hood that kept them off the street. was no longer certain which side the g.i. . the military had a problem on and it was about to go from bad to worse. we were in. the practice line i believe it was a long line of a sudden we see this commotion kind of started to being in the line and then start come up towards us and we could see people like one guy would turn to the guy behind them and they'd there be this excited conversation and the

they finally manage it after the florin tins back the wrong army. they back the french army. the spanish army is victorious. the brothers, a cardinal and july no succeed in getting a bunch of mercenaries descend upon the city, topple the government of which mack vellie is a part and he is booted out of office unsare moan yussly. following that a couple of months later he is actually in prison and tortured because he -- his name crops up on a list of people in the pocket of somebody who is plotting to overthrow the regime, a young man who is trying to gather conspirators and his name was on the list. he was never approached. and if he had been it's almost certain that he would have shut the door in his face. he was not too big on conconspiracyies. he writes that a couple of times saying how dangerous they are and how off they fail. machiavelli could often be a political agitator but he was not somebody who believed in kind of violent overthrow of legitimate government. he was very much a bureaucrat. and i think one of the things about him is he's the first man who really speak

for some that brought back a flood of memories. >> i was having some flash backs, yeah. of the fire. >> my neighbors aren't back yet. their homes reasoned built yet. this just happened. even though it was a year ago. >> some residents are skipping tonight's memorial. they plan to stay home tonight and reflect privately. what we want to do now is go back to these live pictures of this memorial that's set to begin momentarily. we're going to continue to follow this memorial and come back as more activity begins there including the bag pipes which are expected to begin at some point in the next minutes. >>> coming up in the year since the explosion, pg & e has been under a microscope so what exactly has changed since then. are gas pipelines safer than they were a year ago? noel walker joins us now, she spoke to protesters who said no. >> some things have changed and this is one of them. over the summer pg & e began sending letters to people who live here in the san bruno neighborhood. who live within 200 feet of a national gas transmission line. it's a part of the a season

this is way back from the edge. this had been thoroughly reviewed and is completely within the code of requirements and complies with the design guidelines. thank you for your time. >> speakers in favor of the project sponsor? >> my name is jonathan, i am an entrepreneur in san francisco. i was not the owner of the building when the 1989 renovation took place, that was of setting for her the neighbor to my left. that is the house that i ended up buying. there are a couple points that i wanted to make. why am i doing this renovation? i can buy a house in san francisco except for the $100 million house. we love of ballet and we love all of our neighbors. where they upset with me? it's because she doesn't live in the house, she has renters better there. the nine years that i have lived there, for

no longer backed up.ute drive time. 16 minutes if you are coming from interstate 80, the nimitz freeway. that is our best approach. if you are heading to the san mateo bridge, a pretty good ride. no big backups. traffic is still crowded at the 92-101 interchange. was down 92 is still heavy to alameda. the golden gate bridge right once again and the fault. >> the fog is certainly at the golden gate bridge, take a look at the ritz camera over downtown san francisco. plenty of the blue skies. not a cloud inside. here is a look at the 24 our >> as we head into the evening, an abundance of clear skies and temperatures in the '60s. let's take a look at where temperatures are right outside the door. mostly in the fifties around the bay area. 60 already in downtown san jose. as we take a look at exactly where the temperatures are going as we head into the afternoon, by 3:00 p.m. low eighties for the most part, seven is on the board, 79 expected for santa clara. toward the san ramon valley, it looks like 84 is the

they stayed back.crificing themselves so that brian and i could live. >>> president bush is about to speak. he's in florida. at what was supposed to be a joyous event at an elementary school. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i unfortunately will be going back to washington after my remarks. secretary pace and lt. governor will take the podium and discuss education. i want to thank the folks here at the booker elementary school for their hospitality. today we've had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. i have spoken to the vice president, to the governor of new york to the director of the fbi. and i've ordered that the full resources of the federal government go to help the victims and their families. and to conduct a full scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nation will not stand. and now if you join me in a moment of sil

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cash back. it's that simple. [ male announcer ] apply online or at a bank of america near you. we're talking 3% back on gas. >> the economy is still in the tav tank. are we in the middle of a double dip recession or about to enter one? treasury secretary timothy geithner was about to answer that question. let's hear it. >> are you sure we're not in another recession? >> for most americans, we've been in a recession the entire time and this is a really, really tough economy. >> can you assure me we're not in a double dip recession already? >> the economy is still growing. it's just not growing fast enough. >> two different conversations but with the president's jobs plan estimated to cost nearly $200,000 per job, are they right or even on the right track to fixing the economy? for more, we turn to fox business senior correspondent charles gasparino. timothy geithner did not even answer the question. is it worth it to get a job that's going to cost the government $200,000? >> you do wonder why he'

on back to her and i go back to i go back to black ♪ >> i know it's difficult to you, mitch.mbered, i guess. i read a point from tony bennett. he sang one of the last songs with her. he was quoting somebody else. he said there's this phrase, she sinned against her talent? do you see it? she sinned against her talent? in the end, it's just a terrible waste of a fabulous talent? >> i can't say. sinned against her talent? it's -- i don't know what to say to that. what happened was an accident. she didn't take her own life. it was an accident. there were -- it's been proven there were no drugs involved. >> i don't think he meant on the night itself. i think he meant that the self-destructive pattern of behavior over a period of time -- >> she wasn't -- you could say that her behavior was self-destructive. she wasn't. at no point did she ever indicate she wanted to stop living. she had everything to live for. she had a wonderful family. she wanted to have children. she had a wonderful boyfriend. and i'm sure they would have gone on to get married and have a family. >> she was happ

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back. >> coming back. as we are packing up. >> as we were packing up that palace that you saw on the powerpoint slide. >> ready to move on two fronts, and where are we? richard engel, obviously to be continued. >> yes. >> thank you. >>> and developing now, potentially good news for the two american hikers imprisoned in iran. nbc's ann curry was granted an exclusive interview with that country's president, mahmoud ahmadinejad earlier today and he suggested that the two american men, after two years, might finally be freed. >> translator: we tried last year to free one of the three persons. and we are also trying to make arrangements for the freedom, for the freedom of the other two. i think these two persons will be freed in couple of days. >> nbc's ali arouzi joins us now from tehran. ali, good to see you. we know that we work through the swiss, the u.s. government does. are all signs now pointing to a release in the next couple of days for these two men? >> that's the plan. the president s

ok back in with the life of moscow with me the headlines now tension of the u.n. summit in new york builds to a crescendo. for statehood later today poll despite obama's promise to veto any favorable outcome. of romania european visa free travel despite previous promises some member states say the two countries need to sort out the corruption and crime issues first. hand as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies over africa critics say its attempt to make the world safer is only driving more people towards terror. and the looming world markets are in for a second day of the kleine with american asian stocks leading the slump a gloomy picture prompting fears of a double dip recession. i do stay with us here on the up next it's the must go out this time we're taking you to the city gets a picture perfect town with views right from the middle. hello good to see you again and welcome on this week's episode the must go out scene are in the back door of the largest and most beautiful towns of the leningrad region and russia once owned by sweden and then fin

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>>> and bringing america back. unable to find a job, meet the man who took a leap of faith and some frozen yogurt and turns it into a big second chance. >>> good evening. it's good to be back with you again tonight. and we begin with news out of nevada, where a quiet breakfast at ihop was shattered this morning. it happened in carson city. a group of national guard members were gathered for a meeting. and a man with a rifle opened fire, killing two guard members, a third victim and then himself. and tonight, everyone is looking for the answer, why? abc's david wright has been tracking the clues all day. >> reporter: witnesses say the gunman pulled up at the international house of pancakes around 9:00 a.m. and started shooting while he was still in the parking lot. >> all i heard was about a heavy eight seconds of automatic gun fire. just saw people running. i heard another burst go off and then i was just get the hell out of there. >> reporter: the gunman, identified as 33-year-old eduardo sencion, injured six peop

in the back and the shooter here screaming in the back . and they were court martialed brought up on various court martial charges but it scared the hell i had military then they want to round and went through a roster of all the units who are supposed to go and considered to be quotes of verses so a number of people myself included will not something. one of the most infamous is that the nine hundred sixty chicago police will be attacked demonstrators in front of the democratic. although the army it's an extension of riot control troops to chicago from fort hood they kept them on the street. is no longer certain which side the g.i. . the military had a problem on the same and it was about to go from bad to worse. we were in. the breakfast line i believe it was a long line of a sudden we see this commotion kind of started getting in the line and then start to come up towards us and we could see people like when i returned to the guy behind them and they there be this excited conversation and that guy would turn to the guy behind him and fin

don't turn your back to the beach. if you're at point reyes get some of -- those sneaker waves can sneak up and pull you in. be careful out there. the rest of the bay area will be gorgeous. plenty of blue. tell you more about what to expect later on this afternoon. >>> and medical marijuana advocates rally today in oakland while the mayor says this is not an event for hippies. >>> and the unsung hero who helped save thousands during the 9/11 attack, coming up next. san francisco's opera emotional tribute. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that's as the international cannabis and hemp expo kicks off this w >>> it may get a little hazy in oakland today. that is as the international cannibus and hemp expo kicks off this weekend. this big event used to be held in san francisco. but the state blocked drug use on state property so they moved across the bay to an outdoor venue. happens to be right outside of city hall. city leaders want to remind visitors this isn't a free-for- all. >> this is not a smoke-in. this is not

they stayed back.crificing themselves so that brian and i could live. >>> president bush is about to speak. he's in florida. at what was supposed to be a joyous event at an elementary school. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i unfortunately will be going back to washington after my remarks. secretary pace and lt. governor will take the podium and discuss education. i want to thank the folks here at the booker elementary school for their hospitality. today we've had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. i have spoken to the vice president, to the governor of new york to the director of the fbi. and i've ordered that the full resources of the federal government go to help the victims and their families. and to conduct a full scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nation will not stand. and now if you join me in a moment of sil

they stayed back.crificing themselves so that brian and i could live. >>> president bush is about to speak. he's in florida. at what was supposed to be a joyous event at an elementary school. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is a difficult moment for america. i unfortunately will be going back to washington after my remarks. secretary pace and lt. governor will take the podium and discuss education. i want to thank the folks here at the booker elementary school for their hospitality. today we've had a national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an apparent terrorist attack on our country. i have spoken to the vice president, to the governor of new york to the director of the fbi. and i've ordered that the full resources of the federal government go to help the victims and their families. and to conduct a full scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nation will not stand. and now if you join me in a moment of sil

chris: welcome back. what does high unemployment mean for a president trying to win re-election. for f.d.r. running for a second term in the great depression, the unemployment rate was 16.6%. he won anyway but the important thing there was the trend down from 19.8 when he took office. in modern times the president re-elected with the highest unemployment rate which was ronald reagan in 1984, 72% rate. gerald ford, jimmy carter, bush 41 all lost campaigns for a second term, weighed down by unemployment. we asked the matthews meter, 12 of our regulars including howard here, can barack obama buck history and win even if the unemployment rate is, say, up around 8 1/2? 11 say yes, he can. one says no he can't. howard, i think you're with the 11 yes, he can. >> i'm with the 11. >> even up around 8 1/2. >> just because it's a matter of context. you can't make absolutes in politics. it's a game of context, depends on the context. sadly but necessarily, the obama administration is going to say there's a new normal

and would you go back?ly. >> absolutely it was worth it and absolutely you would go back to libya? >> definitely. i mean, as i told you from the start, there's two component of my going. one from physician point of view and i would like to help. second is i would like to be a part of the revolution and would like to get rid of the gadhafi regime as anybody in libya. >> dr. rita mizaghri, finally home in west virginia. thank you so much for sharing your story. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, did you hear and see what comedian katt williams said, specifically what he did in this standup show. if you haven't, stay tuned. we have the video coming up. to . that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. [ male announcer ] glucerna. helping people with diabetes find balance. >>> a comedian under fire because of his tirade against mexicans. and it's all caught on camera. we'll show it to you. i'm brooke b

go back. >> just part of a great performance. sandra bullock on the big screen or better yet if you wish to stay home, right there on the tv. and for years, millions of americans have chosen netflix as the way they see feature films. they have become a loyal customer base, a big one, until netflix decided to charge a lot more. and as one headline writer on the web put it recently, "netflix is getting slaughtered by its own price hike." they have lost an estimated 1 million customers and in light of the big hit the business is taking, today the ceo of netflix, reed hastings came out with a rare mea culpa in a long blog post accompanied by a youtube video. in the blog post, he said, i messed up, adding that the company rushed the process of splitting up the dvd rental and the movie streaming service which he said was partly due to arrogance. >>> the cartoonist tom wilson has died. he's best known as being the father of ziggy. he drew over 1,200 cartoons, carried in 500 newspapers, seen by 40 million americans. wilson made ziggy a m

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welcome back. welcome back to school. it is that time of year.nd hopefully it will be a healthy year for your kids with no emergency room visits. >> let's hope so. but if your child does spend any time in the hospital you want to hear this new study. it says they may be getting too much of f good thing from the doctors. abc's dr. tim johnson tells us more. >> reporter: many hospitalized children are given a variety of medications, even though it's not always clear the drugs are safe or effective.e. that's the conclusion of a study in the "archives of pediatrics and adolescent medicine." the authors looked at more than 587,000 patients under age 18 in 52 children's hospitals and 411 general hospitals. some young patients received as many as 13 drugs on the first day of hospitalization. after a week-long stay, other kids had been given as many as 35 drugs. and the study says many medicines were given off-label, meaning they were used in ways other than those for which they are officially approved. that's legal bututhors say they underscore the need

why couldn't boehner called back congress on tuesday? why call them back on wednesday?clearly the speaker could have accommodated. he said no and the president gave in and said, sure, i'll do it on thursday. >> clarence, all bad staff work? i ask because white house communications director dan pfeiffer went on "the daily rundown" with chuck todd and tried to clean it up. >> so didçboehner -- we reported, did he tell bill, yes, september 7, 8:00, i'll make it work? >> they raised no objections to the date or time. >> what does that mean, raise no objection? what does that mean? meaning he said, boehner saying, ah -- all right, bill. >> no reason to believe actually in the conversation there was any reason wednesday could not work for logistical or other reasons for the speaker. >> sounds like a lot of hummin'a, hummin' a. >> i don't know why they would want to be on the same night as republican candidates. you're stepping on your message, and i've seen president obama do that several times during his administration which is remarkable for a man who was so effective at m

jets running back tomlinson remembers back to whether happened in the aftermath of his gym winning touchers. >> pretty soon i mean they start throwing stuff at us. beer bottle. just everything throwing at us. so we hurry up an got off the field and continue our celebration in the locker room because we want to celebrate on the field. >> safe interthere. frainers visit cincinnati. college of san mateo con dusting first class school athletic hall of fame led by raiders legend madden. big nims come through the college there. school 90 year history. thated to madden and with shall former 49er ring and long time college coach part of the inaugural class wept in tonight. >> when you think about all the after let's an coaches that have been through here the history of the class this is first class tremendous honest. we got here a little bit early. wept around. i can't believe how special this place is. kind of inform got. went counsel by the football field and baseball field spectacular. >> wasn't that long ago nfl ended lock out. fba not so lucky. today the league cancelled 43 present season g

and the d-backs lose their cool at at&t. but did they lose the game? sports is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, standings... wars day at at&t, >>> the giants game against the diamondbacks was a virtual must- win to avoid dropping 7 games back in the division standings. star wars day at at&t. cody ross got the day started right. a little hopper, it's on. a solo shot, 1-0 giants, ross' 12th home orer of the season. ryan vogelsong was strong for the 7 innings. didn't agree with the call by brian knight. he ejects upton from the game. he had to be held back. seems like san francisco had all the momentum. ryan roberts takes vogelsong deep and it tied the game at 1 vogelsong came out and the flood gates opened. they tripled to right, a 3-1 lead, daniel hudson allows just the 1 home run and picks up his 15th run of the season, arizona takes 2 of 3 from the giants. >> we left ours no, sir margin for error now, you know. hay, take your hat off to them, they played well. loguey pitched a helluva game for us, we weren't able to tack on any more runs. you know, every pitc

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i yield back. . >> thank you, mr. speaker. why i was at a senior center or holding a town hall meeting, one thing is clear, the people are concerned about the economy and they want congress to work together to find solutions. mr. dold: throughout august i toured several factories, held town hall meetings, hosted a job fair where over 600 people attended, organized meetings with manufacturers and entrepreneurs. at each and every one of these events, people eagerly shared their ideas about how to spur the economy, and one thing also was clear is they were fed up with washington's politics as usual. mr. speaker, we know washington doesn't create jobs. small businesses and entrepreneurs do. but congress does have the responsibility to create an environment that fosters job creation and removes barriers that stifle innovation and economic growth. tonight, mr. speaker, we're going to hear from the president, and i'm looking forward to finding common ground so we can put people before politics and progres

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to back to back to back. everyone go to politico.com. it's on the front page. click on it. those are the answers. >> jon: oh, it's like a treasure hunt. i love it. it's like a live linking to another web site. follow the clues and reveal the secret message. >> you're still saying categorically not running. >> i'm not running. i'm 100% certain i'm not going to run. >> i don't want the run. i don't feel like i'm ready to run. first in your heart you have to want it more than anything else. i don't want it that badly. >> jon:, insecuritiable. when urged to run for president, chris christie points people to a two-minute montage of unequivocal, no, i am not running. interpret that for us, oh great political pundits. >> new jersey governor chris christie appears to leave the door slightly open. >> christie left the door slightly open. >> for himself. >> chris christie has left the door open ever so slightly. >> just a sliver open. he left a little sliver open. >> christie's comments especially are a rorschach test,