barry manly-nose.st write them down until i get there. >> close up, it doesn't look that bad. it's fine roman nose. >> it is. a jewish nose. my grandfather had this nose. i have a manly nose. i'm fine wit. i would never even think about that. >> are you a vain man? >> as vain as the next guy. >> you have to be more vain to be in your game. >> i have my face the size of my old apartment building blowing up on every big concert i do. you know, you want to look decent. >> that is true. that's why you're not the average guy. image presumably the crucial. probably more so now. >> only with you. with people like you remind me i'm not the average guy. i mean it. most days i hang out with my band. we work. we create beautiful music. i say hello to people out there and that's it. >> the average person doesn't earn money headlining in vegas. >> i don't think about that either, and i should. i made some big mistakes. you know after "copa" i got a phone call that said they could only find $11,000 in my bank accoun

tonight a conversation with barry manilow. next week he is out with his first album of original music in a decade. later on, a special performance from the new project and some great music throughout our conversation. we are glad you joined us. barry manilow coming up right now. >> all i know is his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all lived better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. nationwide insurance is proud to join have this in working to improve financial literacy and working to remove obstacles one at a time. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> what an honor to have barry manilow and his piano on the set to night. it is hard to believe we have not seen a project of new music in 10 years, but that is about to change. it is an honor to have you in this pro

the charm that barry bonds was convicted on. -- the charge that barry bonds was convicted on and two,he charges that were as a result of a hung jury. barry bonds was found guilty of one of four charges. there was a hung jury on the charges regarding the balco steroids case from 2003. the judge will rule on whether the case can be thrown out or have a new trial. the prosecution could also announce whether it plans to retry bonds on the deadlocked counties. they have a time limit for that according to the speedy trial act. 70 days within the period of the mistrial. so they have until july 18th to start a new trial if they decide to do so. we'll be here and barry bonds will be, too, at 9:30 this morning. grace? >> anne makovec in san francisco, thank you. >>> here we go. a phoenix man says he dresses in skimpy women's clothing on airline flights because it's so much fun. the 65-year-old caused a stir after his photos went public showing him at the airport in fort lauderdale, florida. he told the "san francisco chronicle" that he has done it for years and he frequently travels on u.s. air

so will they try barry bonds again? coming up at 6:30, a closer look at why they may not have much of a choice. >>> from baby cribs to carpool lanes, a whole slew of new rules coming to california at the end of the month. what you may need to get rid of and what you may need to install in your homes. >>> and when it comes to potholes, which bay area drivers have it worse? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, labor dispute. officer >>> teed off employees rallied against a six-month labor disputes. castlewood country club locked out workers in february of 2010. the employees chose today to protest. as the club hosts a men's invitational its biggest tournament of the year, union members say they have offered to pay more into the cost of the healthcare but say the club's decision to lock out employees for 16 months was about power. >> they say it's over money and healthcare benefits. but it's not reality. >> the country club would not comment on the negotiations. police arrested about two dozen protestors when they blocked the streets. >>> it

>>> barry bonds legal battle and the steroid scandal takes another turn today. >> a judge gave federal prosecutors more time to decide if bonds is going to face another perjury trial. abc7's amy hollyfield joins us outside federal court in san francisco. amy? >> reporter: cheryl, barry bonds did not comment today but he and his legal team appear anxious to get this over with and be able to move on. that is not going to happen. barry bonds arrived almost an hour before the court hearing started but it lasted only six minutes. the judge came out and said if the prosecutors want more time, they should have it. the defense wanted the prosecution to announce today whether they want to retry bonds on the three perjury counts. the jury in april deadlocked over. i thought for a long time and maybe you thought the government has had months to decide whether they intend to retry the counts as to which there was a hung jury. they said in court today if i heard it correctly, they haven't decided. >> bonds was convicted of obstruction of justice and he has asked that conviction be tossed out. prose

. >>> barry bonds is back in court. the key decision today about another trial for the home run king. >>> good morning, it's thursday, june 23. i'm grace lee. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30. we are inching closer to the weekend and lawrence because just saying, you know, i woke up this morning, hit the alarm clock, we only have to do this one more day this week. >> something to look forward to. hate when that clock goes off at 2:30. >> what time? >> coffee is right over there. [ laughter ] >> temperatures cooling down around the bay area. yesterday fog and low clouds. now fog is stretching further onshore. numbers are coming down even inland. plan on a high of 81 in concord, still sunny in the afternoon but a far cry from the hot triple digits a couple of days ago. 77, sunny in san jose. 69 in oakland. san francisco, you're looking at 65 degrees, mostly sunny skies this afternoon after that patchy fog burns off, elizabeth. >> this week went by quickly. thursday already. [ laughter ] >> thank you, lawr

. >>> barry bonds legal battle and the steroid scandal takes another turn today. >> a judge gave federal prosecutors more time to decide if bonds is going to face another perjury trial. abc7's amy hollyfield joins us outside federal court in san francisco. amy? >> reporter: cheryl, barry bonds did not comment today but he and his legal team appear anxious to get this over with and be able to move on. that is not going to happen. barry bonds arrived almost an hour before the court hearing started but it lasted only six minutes. the judge came out and said if the prosecutors want more time, they should have it. the defense wanted the prosecution to announce today whether they want to retry bonds on the three perjury counts. the jury in april deadlocked over. i thought for a long time and maybe you thought the government has had months to decide whether they intend to retry the counts as to which there was a hung jury. they said in court today if i heard it correctly, they haven't decided. >> bonds was convicted of obstruction of justice and he has asked that conviction be tossed out. prose

signed off on barry coming in right? >> they got rid of jonathan sanchez, they didn't get rid of him. put him on the disabled list for 15 days. if barry comes up and he's lights out you never know. >> okay. >> all right. good morning everyone. go out and take a look at the commute now. traffic on westbound 92, westbound 84 looking pretty good across the peninsula. that word was escaping me for a second. highway 101 traffic looking good. 280 also looking fine. if you're driving in livermore valley this morning westbound 580 traffic looks good. the earlier crash at 580 at 680 has been removed. out to live pictures this is interstate 880 in oakland and that traffic moves well. of course steve has been telling us that the rain will get here at some point today. so just put that in the back of your mind and get those rain driving rules. for example, if you're using your windshield wipers even during the day your headlights must be on. it's state law. northbound 280 getting up past 880 that traffic is moving well. 6:21. let's

it was all about barry. >> barry bonds with us a guy who grew up playing baseball, from a baseball family, and reached the very height of that career. when he was given immunity, all that did was protect him from criminal prosecution in the event that he admitted using steroids. >> reporter: which he never did. nor was bonds convicted of lying. the closest the jury came to that was a vote of 11 to 1. one juror didn't believe a witness who said she saw bonds being injected. >> well, i just thought she was very unreliable. that doesn't mean his sister is, but there's the slight possibility. and i, i just -- i didn't feel comfortable going against the reasonable doubt. >> in this case, i think that's one of the strongest counts they had, was that perjury charge, specifically about whether or not he received the injection. i know that that's what the prosecution is likely doing as they were evaluating whether or not they are going to move forward on the perjury count specifically. >> reporter: which is why tony brat thinks the government has to retry bonds. >> when beards walked away with a l

another inning in the barry bonds trial. un king was back i >>> good afternoon. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. >>> another inning in the barry bonds trial. the home run king was back in federal court today. anne makovec is in san francisco with why the judge's decision may be a small victory it for the prosecution. >> reporter: all it really does is buy the prosecution a little more time to decide whether or not they are going to retry some of these counts that ended in mistrials but really all that was decided here today was another hearing set for august 26. >> we said from the beginning that barry has confidence in the system and in being vindicated by the system. that hasn't changed. >> reporter: barry bonds and his team walked out of the federal courthouse after a short hearing dealing with the appeal of his conviction and the potential retrial of the mistried charges. the prosecution hasn't announced whether it's planning a retrial, so the judge said it didn't make sense to rule on the conviction appeal. >> we just want to move forward as quickly as

the barry bonds lawyers are going to force their hand.0 days after a mistrial. according to federal law. they say it's time to decide and move on. the mistrial was declared in april. jury deadlocked over whether bonds lied to a federal grand jury over taking steroids. the your did convict him of obstruction of justice. bonds is asking that the can conviction be thrown out. he has another hearing on that issue. today is status update on whether he will be retried. it could mean that we hit reset on this case, which is already 3-1/2 years old. or that it wraps up. what do you think? i'd love to hear from you on my twitter page, or my facebook page. so far, all of the comments have been no retrial. it's a waste of money. with karen writing it's time to move on. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> oakland fire department employee claims in a lawsuit that paramedics gave oscar grant inadequate care after he was shot by a former bart police officer. grant died more than five hours after johannes mehserle shot him in the back a

we're still here with barry, monifa and michael. talking about the incarceration crisis.sis now to solutions. team, please tell me, what can we do now, people obviously will say don't commit the crime, people will say be responsible, don't do drugs, don't steal. all of us i think are in agreement on that but moving beyond that point, what do we do in terms of this mass incarceration thing? >> well, what's a solution. solution is a multi-step approach. first, education. not just education, but paid education. even if it's minimum wage to pay these folks to come in to get -- to learn reading, writing and arithmetic but for the black folks, also history courses, cultural courses, to find out about african-american history and ancient african history. then beyond that, paid job training and then job placement. i think once you educate a person and give a person a job, 90% of the crime will stop. >> we also have to support sound policy around prison and incarceration. we have to look at the sentencing laws in every state, the federal laws, and try and get our elected officials

all right when we get back we'll have barry cooper of compositors a never get busted dot com respond to his assessment from the f.b.i. courtesy of all stepped out spine in the open instead of freedom in radio dot com on an immoral in from the enterprise he says you know it's the united states federal government state soon you're watching. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to didn't create probate court it could mean who can you trust no one who is even if you would have billable machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called sexual so when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. into that only a military making use of the good old work to bring justice or. i have a right to know what my government would you want to know why i think actually. i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. welcome back to adam vs the man tracking your every movement twenty four hours seven days a week may soon be affirmed as a reasonable search by the supreme court with the obama legal tingles tram

. >> so but outside for barry manilow, a big crowd because it's barry's what?this morning when i saw him. george, back inside. >> happy birthday, barry, too. >>> now we're going to turn to the troubled star of the mtv reality show "teen mom." amber portwood has been hospitalized after an apparent suicide attempt. juju is back with us and i guess amber was found unconscious thanks to a tip from the baby's dad. >> yes, and this is the boyfriend that she's been in trouble with for beating up on. she'd reportedly been fighting on the phone with her baby daddy gary shirley. after threatening to kill herself, he called a relative to ask if they'd check this on her and that's when someone dialed 911. >> get the [ bleep ] out. >> i am leaving. i'm keeping her. >> get out. >> i'm keeping her. >> reporter: the latest twist for teen mom wild child amber portwood now reportedly includes attempted suicide. >> if there were a checklist for a tabloid celebrity, amber portwood has made her way through it pretty quickly. >> reporter: according to police she was taken to the hos

where barry bonds will be back in court again. but, it could be one of the last times you hear us say that. details coming up. >> bart has plans to extent late-night service, but as you might expect, after a survey, those plans are posing a problem. i'm nick smith live in fremont. i'll have a live report. >> good morning. check out the clouds. marine layer in total control of the forecast. you may have noticed the cooling, even inland last night in the evening hours. wait until you see what it does for your temperatures today. the heat is gone. >> in oakland, drivers on 980 are calling the c.h.p. saying they can see smoke off the freeway. we'll get an update on that. but it's still light at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we go from the heat is on to the heat is gone. i like that. >> much more comfortable, huh? >> thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm karina rusk. thank you very much for joining us this morning. barry bonds is scheduled to be back in federal court this morning to find out if there will be another inning

we begin with barry bonds.n federal court this morning and he could find out whether he will be retried on those three perjury counts. the jury that heard the case is deadlocked on those charges this past april. >>> the fbi has caught one its 10 most wanted. 81-year-old james "whitey" bulger was caught last night in santa monica. the boston crime boss is linked to 19 murders. >>> and today members of congress will be presented a bill that would weaken federal marijuana laws. the bill would essentially allow each state to have its own marijuana policy. >>> a lucky store in fremont is pulling some bottled water from its shelves this after a woman claims that she and her son became violently ill. tammy molina says they were so sick they had to go to the hospital on sunday. so lucky and crystal geyser say this they are still looking into the matter but so far, they haven't received any other complaints. >>> giants fan bryan stow is doing better this morning. doctors upgraded his condition yesterday from critical to

a mixture of '60s and '70s barry and.is is all look year here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. bay forecast patchy fog on friday and saturday sunday wall have more sun and then we start warming up at the beginning of the week. >> wrapping up the 4:00 a.m. our pretty easy condition the stall has been removed from the road way. there is a box truck blocking the right-hand lane. the metering lights were never cycled on. no problems on the incline. san mateo bridge ec conditions. southbound 101 looks good. and in san francisco the freeway is a look good. >> these keep getting worse for anthony wiener. the adult film actress said wiener told our allies. he said hers sexual messages at but never acted on them. >> lee said she admired him for his support for a planned parenthood. wiener contacted our after it she mentioned him on her online log. >> we did communicate on a fairly regular basis. >> according to messages read aloud by returning gloria allred they were explicit. why'd >> i need to highlight my package. my pac

barry bonds will be back in court today, but this could be one of the last times to hear us say that. the story coming up. >> also this morning, an oakland fire department employee makes claims in a new lawsuit that paramedics gave oscar grant inadequate care after he was shot by former bart police officer johannes mehserle. >> san francisco fire chief is warning the city may have to personally close some fire stations if firefighters don't agree to wage concessions. >> a live look from downtown san francisco. hard to see but the clouds are there. they are moving deeper in the inland neighborhoods. it means the cooling is spreading. we talk about how much cooler it will be today. >> luckily, still looking good on the roads right now. a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. >> good morning. i'm karina rusk. >> i'm eric thomas. topping our news this half hour, former san francisco giants slugger bonds could learn today if federal prosecutors intend to retry him on perjury charges. he and his lawyer will be in court to demand decision from the government. amy hollyfield is live outside

. >>> barry bonds will have to wait until august to find out if prosecutors are going to retry him on perjury charges. prosecutors told the judge they have not decided yet if they are going to try bonds again for allegedly making false statements to a grand jury. so prosecutors granted a jury's request to deny a decision. >>> answering to police corruption charges, four men in the narcotics enforcement team made a brief court appearance today. paul chambers live at that courthouse where he learned of new charges added just today, right paul. >> reporter: i was here for the first day and all four men appeared in court. their time before the judge was quick. we also found out there's currently a grand jury investigation going on. >> one by one, the four men involved in a contra costa narcotics involvement team or cnat scandal entered the courthouse. chris butler, welsh and tonabi stood before the judge as their attorneys entered pleas. >> when the investigator looks into it they will find that there's no credible evident and they will not face those charges. >> reporter: the charges inc

he hasn't pitched in over two months, but barry barry zito got a start tonight. hi wasn't bad.go cubs are not world beaters, but right after the bat, zito struck out reed johnson and was off. seven innings, four hits, two runs, and brandon crawford, probably his best game as a major leaguer. great play at shortstop. giants for five runs in the fifth. they win 6-3. zito gets his first win and the giants have won seven straight games. now, this was a doubleheader. and earlier this morning ryan vogelsong got support in center field. ball was flying out. they keep saying during the daytime the ball travels at wrigley field. pat burrell, 7th home run. vogelsong got another win. 13-7. 13 runs and 1 8 hits. jack -- 88 years of age, the manager for florida, last managed a game at the coliseum in 1978. here's nike stanton making a catch in outfield. matsui scores and that's it. -- is going to represent the as at the all-star game. eight innings. allowed one hit. nine strikeouts. he's going to argue. in the same inning, gonzalez just doing it. he had, again, nine strikeouts, struck out t

barry bonds back in federal court today. what prosecutors told the judge about the possibility of retrying him again on perjury charges. >> reporter: this case details police corruption. the four defendants went before a judge today. we're live in walnut creek. >>> the president is defending his afghanistan war exit strategy. the story ahead on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon. topping our news. >> barry bonds was back in the federal courthouse this morning. the former giants' slugger wanted the judge to force prosecutors to decide once and for all if they are gog to retry him on perjury charges. new at noon, we can tell you the judge made a quick desist. claudine wong is live -- quick decision. college is -- cot joins us live. >> reporter: prosecutors toll the judge they really haven't decided yet if they are gonna charge him on perjury. the judge very quickly said. all right. go a's. take a little more time to -- go ahead. take a little more time to think about it. >> what do you think about what happene

. >> i think we will continue to fight for our rights and they are calling for their freedom to barry barry >> they are shopping quick in front of the civic center in san francisco south are opening del that passed in new york will sweep the nation. some people are thinking of traveling to new york to make it legal >> i am living with my partner right now and the cab would consider it. >> were going to canada and all over we have our commitment set dividend and we are telling our friends it doesn't make a difference. >> much more i had on the kron 4 morning news and we will be talking more about the amtrak train crash and take a peek at walnut creek. and you could see the sun has not come out yet it is now for 10:00 a.m. and we'll be back and in just a few minutes. record roller levels have been reached >> thousands of people were forced to evacuate it topped record levels when it crested on saturday. >> we will continued to be it this hybris level for the next several days >> the national weather service is optimistic and it will slowly recede. >> this is great news. >> for flooding

. >>> barry zito has been lights out in his first two rehab starts in singles a bar and in the minor leagues while making big-time and fortune 500 released american athletes and barry zito is ranked 33rd. our baseball will see his third pitch, his third rehab start and this one may be the toughest. >> reporter: i talked to barry last night, to find out what hotel he was staying in. then we talked today at the hotel. it will be a more difficult start for him tonight because a lot of guys aaa, they've been in the big leagues before and guys that haven't are one step away from the big lesion. he understands it will be more difficult, a bigger test for him. the big question as it relates to zito, says he's healthy and ready to pitch right now? will he make another start? he doesn't know. they can keep him here 30 days, and when they need him, he says he will be ready but don't know whether or not he will be up there because they have 30 days to keep him. >> great job sho irvin. >>> whoever said tricks are for kids is way wrong. giants rookie shortstop doing cool tricks with a baseball wh

. >> a 911 tape, barry can be heard begging authorities to save her suicidal stepson. they never did. and the division chief later told reporters it was because the firefighters were not trained for water rescue. because they didn't have the funds for training. but this memo written more than two years ago by the fire chief at the time tells a different story. it says quote, we have been approved funding to recertify instructors and train new swimmers. but look at the date, that was on march 16, 2009, and it appears the training never happened. >> i just can't imagine why it wasn't done. it doesn't make sense at all because that is part of the job. >> alameda city mayor attended zach's funeral and resured barry that changes have been made. the city just repealed a policy preventing rescuers from entering the water during an active incident. but reached by phone today, gilmore would not address the memo, telling us the documents say what they say and we're going to wait for an independent review. barry says it may be too late for zach, she trusts that gilmore will keep

. >>> barry bonds is back in a san francisco room. the decision today on retrying the home run >>> fireworks lovers in vallejo are not sure if they'll be able to put a match on this year's display. raymond prather says he and bbq productions says that they decided the fireworks are an important tradition. >> we decided in 2010 to raise the money. we came up with the money and this year we're trying it again. >> reporter: but if they can't meet a deadline set for noon tomorrow, they will keep what they've raised so far and use it next year. >>> two men appeared in a federal courtroom in seattle today following their arrest in a plot to arrive a recruiting station in seattle. the two face terrorism and firearms charges. they were taken into custody last night when they went to a warehouse to pick up machine guns. investigators say the two planned the attack to wake the muslims up. they said they were alerted to a plot by a man, the man tried to recruit to take part in the attack. >>> barry bonds was back in court this morning but just b

. >>> barry bonds is back in a san francisco room. the decision today on retrying the home run king. >>> collecting money for the fourth of july. in 90 seconds. the fireworks display that is depending on donations right now. >>> fireworks lovers in vallejo are not sure if they'll be able to put a match on this year's display. raymond prather says he and bbq productions says that they decided the fireworks are an important tradition. >> we decided in 2010 to raise the money. we came up with the money and this year we're trying it again. >> reporter: but if they can't meet a deadline set for noon tomorrow, they will keep what they've raised so far and use it next year. >>> two men appeared in a federal courtroom in seattle today following their arrest in a plot to arrive a recruiting station in seattle. the two face terrorism and firearms charges. they were taken into custody last night when they went to a warehouse to pick up machine guns. investigators say the two planned the attack to wake the muslims up. they said they were alerted

. >>> another crucial hearing is scheduled this morning in the barry bonds case. federal prosecutors are due in a san francisco courtroom to discuss whether to schedule another perjury trial. now last april a jury deadlocked on three counts charging that bonds lied to a grand jury about his alleged steroid use. but convicted bonds overobstruction of justice. the defense hopes to throw out that lone conviction. today's hearing follows a court battle on whether to delay the case. >>> also this morning some members of congress including several from california will call on president obama to bring u.s. troops home from afghanistan at an even faster pace than announced last night. >> starting next month we will be able to remove 10,000 of our troops from afghanistan by the end of this year. >> president obama says by the end of next year a total of 33,000 troops will be pulled from afghanistan. that would leave about 70,000 there. but some americans say they're tired of war and the u.s. should not be spending money in other countries. >> we need the money here in our

. >> barry toronto. he is the last person to speak to you. >> good afternoon. >> i wanted to address the request to work closely to the unit inside the m.t.a., but also how about working with the outside contract services unit. and with h.r.c. what happens if there's a discrepancy with what contract services at m.t.a. is doing and what overall city contract h.r.c. requirements are? i will mention something like that in my public comment. i want to say that i think contract services needs to work closely with one that is actually official, which is out of h.r.c. and if there are conflicts, it may draw into litigation against you and your staff. he mentioned pride. did we make arrangements -- i don't mean maybe two. but are cab stands around the celebration so cabs can stage and pick up people? have you made arrangements for cab stands? just like you probably did not bring the meter increase today but you delayed it for a week or more. it wasn't mentioned in the report so we know what's going on. in closin

host: barry on our independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. i served the military during the vietnam era. when jimmy carter was in, you know, oscar, that he was one of the greatest president ever, he took a bum deal with the iran

francisco giants slugger barry bonds on perjury charges. try again to convict bonds on three counts of lying to a federal grand jury investigating the jury in april deadlocked on the three counts while convicting bonds of felony obstruction of justice. >>reporter:>> this pothole report shows the best, the worst. sonoma county, if arrenda, charles>> many of the roadways/streets are in rough shape around arrinda. >> every year we spent $1.2 >> cracks, crumbling curbs. the latest mayor, victoria smith passing of the city's been trying to eat fix them. it would cost $50 million. charles crawford, kron 4 news. if >>gabe: this first read the smart phone. it is going to be on the sprint network this first three- dimensional smart phone, it will be on the 4g network. and best buy is opening it released the think there is going to be a big turnout. i got my hands on it. tune in at 8:00 p.m. tonight for a closer look. keep slate, kron 4 news. >> kimberlee: a woman was crested to microwave heard six week old baby. she was arrested--her baby. now, if t

in this rare home video we see michael jackson in the studio with the bee gees' barry gibb.ncredible collaboration for a song that has never been released and a very rare look at the late king of pop at work. >> michael is a very private person so to see him in this intimate setting with barry dwib singing this song we've never heard before with the idea it could be released mao is fascinating and i think it will sell a hit. >> reporter: the song is called "all in your name" and it was recorded in miami in 2002 by two t titans of music. ♪ night fever >> reporter: with the bee gees barry gibb and his brothers sold tens of thousands of records and endured their most enduring success with "saturday night fev" a soundtrack that defined the disco era. ♪ beat it beat it ♪ >> reporter: as for jackson, are he was one of a kind. a superstar performer and a pop icon for generations with a style all his own. ♪ i'm bad i'm bad ♪ >> reporter: and now, two years after his tragic death, a new revelation for his legions of fans. >> my instant reaction was, wow, there's something out there t

the high this afternoon in a word could be 94 barry. will start out by showing you some of the highest today. upper 80s in san francisco. concord 99 san jose 95. this is how much warmer, temperatures are then they should be. 12 degrees warmer in concord 19 in a word. we're starting to warm up into the upper 60s. we're going to keep a lot of nineties in the pictures it for today. all lot of triple digits in the forecast for today. then we will cool off by the end of the week. we will have a pattern of a low patchy fog fo. >> the stall demurrals seckel i told you about before has been cleared from the traffic lane no longer living in any delays or accidents on the road way is. the toll plaza looks good the san mateo bridge nice and easy traffic is moving well in both directions. and the golden gate bridge southbound 101 lots of space between cars. i won all virtue to overnight construction at the dumbarton bridge. several lanes closed in both directions traffic is very light in the area. >> here's some headlines. the supreme court has rej

have been destroyed by the fire barry that far now is 60 percent contained. present earl, is on the road talking about his stand in afghanistan. >> president barack obama to travel to fort drum and was talking about the removal of troops in afghanistan. >> we are gonna do it in a steady way that all of you help to bring about will be sustained. >> 33,000 troops will be and withdrawn from afghanistan the right 2012. >> i the is plan sounds absolutely wonderful i'm just excited, agassi my husband sooner rather than later. >> leaders are questioning the numbers. the afghan president said is the responsibility of the afghan people to take care of their barr. >> waiting pat ipad and unusual backups in this area and will be talking about that more on we return we have a nice forecast report. a little bit patchy fog 52 degrees in san francisco. back down into the upper 50s by the 9:00 hour. in antioch allow a cooler also the temperatures are in the upper '40's. in the north bay they are going to stay in the upper seventies all low 80s. along the coast low 60s perry

councilman marion barry got into the confrontation too. >> mr. barry, i'm not a witness here. he is not putting questions to me. he can say whatever he wants. we are going to call up the examiner articles. >> i believe it was the examiner. >> just a moment. if i summarize what others have said about what -- they quoted you. >> mr. brown, would you let ms. cheh speak. >> in any event, we'll pull them out. i have no independent knowledge of you being a pest. i will ask about that. others said you were a nuisance, a pest. we'll see. but you were looking for an excuse not to come. >> reporter: that is how it went all afternoon. despite the drama, this is a serious matter. the u.s. attorney's office is also investigating. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today, d.c. council chair kwame brown will meet with fellow councilmembers to discuss how to proceed with the alleged scandal involving councilman harry thomas. thomas is accused of spending city funds meant for youth baseball on trips to vegas and california and on an audi suv. he could face criminal charges and he is currently bein

. >> they are now barring barry bonds coach from coaching. he has not registered as coach. anderson who has coached for years has been told he had been barred from the field. there weren't any complaints until this season. he spent several months in prison after pleading guilty to steroid distribution charges and refused to testify during barry bonds perjury trial. >>> still ahead, a toy company hopes to turn a profit on anthony weiner's sexting scandal. >> growing pressure to resign. latest on the congressman that are calling for anthony weiner to quit. >> and the housekeeper that had a child from arnold schwarzenegger speaks out for the first time. the first time. how mar honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for

cooper's nails being painted blue l a o two which barry replied at one forty nine chris i figure nails are painted blue to match my toenails he's very hooper with his account never get busted but of course it was to match his toenails anyways i want to thank one of our viewers and sent in the camels dash can someone write wrote of if we would do a review for it and i'm very excited to have this piece of equipment with me here and we will be doing a review of this so you can see can we get a close up anyways will be will be doing a review of this in the next week but i also want to share some some exciting news there's been a hover bike invented it's like a motorcycle but instead of wheels it's got to sideways fans apparently can go up to ten thousand feet to fly one hundred miles five hundred mph so if the inventor of that would like to send a sample or demo for review we'd certainly be open to that too and you know maybe give it a little test here around d.c. you know we can we can always get jake to strap on a. parachute if we have to order to make that happen but. another story i wa

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. >> barry bonds was back in court today, and it does not mean the case is over. and the judge extended the case by two months. and there is an expression seems like deja vu over again. >> lawyers want two things one for the judge to throw out one conviction, and two to if the government wants to retry him on remaining counts, they should do it quickly. and the prosecution says the judge has to make her decision whether to let the decision stand, she agreed. that won't be before the end of august. lawyers want the judge to throw out the conviction on grounds since he wasn't convicted, conviction is groundless. if she does acquit him, prosecutors argue it could be more efficient to let them stand together. and the government hasn't tipped its hand on how it's leaning. >> one thing the government wants is to put the label "convicted felon" on barry bonds. they're going to, i think have proven they're going do whatever it takes to achieve that goal. >> barry has confidence in the system and being vindicate bid the system. >> gins fans are dumb founded at the possibil

. >> they are now barring barry bonds coach from coaching. he has not registered as coach. anderson who has coached for years has been told he had been barred from the field. there weren't any complaints until this season. he spent several months in prison after pleading guilty to steroid distribution charges and refused to testify during barry bonds perjury trial. >>> still ahead, a toy company hopes to turn a profit on anthony weiner's sexting scandal. >> growing pressure to resign. latest on the congressman that are calling for anthony weiner to quit. >> and the housekeeper that had a child from arnold schwarzenegger speaks out for the first time. how maria shriver [ doctor ] here's some health information for people over 50. maybe you don't think you're at risk for heart attack or stroke but if you've been diagnosed with p.a.d., or have pain or heaviness in your legs, i want to talk to you. you may have heard of poor leg circulation, which could be peripheral artery disease, or p.a.d. with p.a.d., if you have poor circulation in your legs, you may also have poor circula

have a great day. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, former giants slugger barry bonds...earn today whether he will be re- tried on perjury charges. oo is >>> former giants slugger barry bonds will be in court in a half hour. he may learn today whether he will be retried on multiple perjury charges. >>> oakland police are weeding out prostitution. some residents will be watching out for johns and cars off the so-called track off international boulevard, write down license plate numbers, pass it on to officers and then police will send a warning letter to the owner of the car. >>> and there is new talk about possibly tearing down hangar one at moffett field. work is already under way to remove the hangar's exterior skin because it contains toxic materials. now the daily news reports that nags saint helena is questioning nasa is questioning the cost. we'll have a check of. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can w

and is barrie zito the answer to that question? find out next in sports. >>> all right.'s get a closer view there. you dent want to see up that close. >> jeff, what you are doing over there mister? i think this weather is having an impact on our cameras. take a look outside in oakland. 62 degrees. winds northwest at 20 miles per hour. always fun i a live studio atmosphere. let's move on to our temperature change. numbers dropping 10 to 25 degrees. from i the north bay down to th south bay, you really felt it today if you were along the peninsula. san francisco a 19 degrees cooler this hour and 19 degrees cooler in san mateo. i felt like i was on an entertainment show. a quick fast zooms into what you're talking about. we also have 80 in livermore. and 61 in san mateo with 56. let's get a look at the weather headlines. look at patchy fog for tonight. widespread 50s. we head throughout thursday, we still see the temperatures down about 20 degrees from the peak of that heat we had on monday and tuesday. and, yes, that is right. we're looking at potential here of rare june r

>> and barry toronto -- i am barry toronto. i want to welcome the new director. i hope you will ask many questions as a director. i want to second some of the concerns that mr. yee stated about the grid. you have to use market street because of the way one-way streets are set up to get to a street you need to go south of market or north of market. i think that has to be addressed, because it also affects taxis, with a passenger in the vehicle and the meter running and you have heavy traffic. i have had passengers get out of the tab without paying because they see all of that -- cab without paying because they see all of that traffic. what can you do? you cannot run after them. you cannot get out of the car and chased them or call the police. they have disappeared. there is frustration in that issue. also, there are businesses along the street that will need private vehicles to drop off passengers who have a lot of supplies. there are strip clubs. there are some hotels. there has to be concerned. you have to make sure you out reach to those businesses. if you hurt

barry zito is the winning pitcher tonight. 6-3 the final. curt -- he smacks it to right. matsui does score now. the a's leading that game late. south carolina was looking for the second straight national title. peter is the game cox. u.s.a. and north korea in the women's world cup. the header wins 2-0. the 2004 champion has been a nonfactor since the shoulder injury. she is right back in it. is going for the color for the furs time in seven years. >> seven in a row. they win two today. they are an amazing team. >> we're coming back at 11:00, see you then. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card...

i'm lynn barry. this is nbc "early today" just your first stop on your nbc station. >>> imaginations ran wild at one cutting edge event. in japan a virtual reality expo drew crowds of high-tech people. toys of the future included a vest that could mimic the feeling of hugging yourself. as for the video game fanatics, they were happy to be empty-handed. they were treated to games that used motion sensors in place of remotes. pretty cool there. >>> if you can't afford a cruise, just pretend and watch it on television. that's what a reality tv show in norway is offering. a public station broadcast continuously for five days scenes from a ship as it travels along the coast. the show may be simple, but it's already a hit, attracting over 2 million viewers, that's half the country's population. that's true. >>> and, finally, apparently the struggle to lose weight is not lost on our furry friends. sampson, a black lab, weighs a whopping 187 pounds. how does it happen? he actually put on the weight after yea