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they have a morning ritual, bea and scout. a look. >> they're cute. >> like most cats, bea likes to wash and not just herself. not sure if scout is enjoying any of this. he sort of seems resigned. she has kind of a vice-like grip on little scout right there. that's adorable. >> i think it's very adorable. very cute. >> isn't it great that cats and dogs can get along? >> can coexist. but i'll see your cat and dog duet or whatever you want to call that little thing and raise you a solo act. it's an oldie but it is a goody. the amazing singing dog. we found it on youtube. [ dog howling ] >> wow! >> i know. it's going for it. kind of like the scene at mcdane's, i imagine, if there were kids allowed. >> i haven't seen that one. that's cool. isha, serious stuff. up next, casey anthony investigators weigh ned lamont verdict and so does a juror talking to gary tuchman. >> do you believe she could have been molested? was there evidence? >> there was no evidence. none at all. >> also tonight, why there could be a catch to the catch by t

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of greece so they're doing it in a state of panic and in a way that ensures minimum resistance to beas huge loans to greece in the berlin parliament and why these huge loans to basic simply because they very much fear lehman moment in the french banks which we need to the explosion of the spanish debt situation and then do a complete collapse of the euro and then that he considers you know the dutch market will introduce a huge recession in germany now are great politicians run london recently trying to sell great assets far knock down prices how does selling off income producing assets restore the long term economic viability of grace it doesn't at all i mean don't you just give you a very brief example take the state lottery the national lottery of greece it produces four hundred million euros of dividends a year for the good state and they're now going to try to sell for nine hundred million now this is on the cream in a neg. since but so why are they doing it well firstly because they're being told to do it and then the question of course the guns why are they being told to told to

grilled by lawmakers today about the phone hacking scandal engulfed his company, briefly interrupted bearotestor who hit him with a shaving cream pie. murdock's wife lunged at the man and murdock told the plea he had not been aware of the phone hacking in the newspaper. >> people i trusted... i'm not saying who. i don't know what level. let me down. i think they've behaved to betray the company and me. and. >> the committee then heard from the former editor of "news of the world". she resigned and was then arrested. >> and tonight's money matters new signs of stability in the housing market a cording to data quick, foreclosure activity has fallen in california, down 19% from last year, and may be bottoming out. >> wells fargo reported a 30% jump in profits last quarter, freeing up some of the money set aside to cover bad loans and said would it cut $11 billion by next year. another disappointing quarter forra hoo. the company's earnings up 11% but revenue is sinking when wiss ar are -- businesses are pouring more money into internet advertising. >> the dmv delay in sending registration i

. >> bea arthur. >>> she divorced tiger woods, dated somebody new, and discovered quite a surprise. can this girl catch a break? >>> a very well known former anchor of this show is putting some extra skin in today's "skinny." stay with us.rlrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrll ♪ skinny so skinny >>> sounding good there. >> thank you, thank you. >> time for "the skinny" on this wednesday morning. we're starting out with a little bit of elin nordegren news. tiger woods' ex, gorgeous ex. >> elin, yes. >> she was totally blind-sided by the tiger woods scandal. turns out she's dating her new boyfriend, jamie dingman, he's been around the block a time or two. well, see there on the screen. that's rachel uchitel, one of the alleged tiger woods mistresses. apparently her payout from tiger was 10 million bucks. we know from some real estate news here in new york she got like a $3 million apartment on park avenue. apparently there was some sort of payout. turns out this new boyfriend, jamie dingman, had a fling with rachel uchitel that elin is just finding out about. and so she's sort of wondering if this guy's

seeing clouds up in the north bay and starting to see clouds fill in over the bea it so of although ase get farther inland not dealing with cloud cover right now. temperatures today will be pretty seasonal. we are seeing some temperatures spot on for concord and san jose. santa rosa and san francisco just slightly cooler than when we usually are. plenty of warm temperatures elsewhere in the bay area. i'll tell you about those later on. elizabeth has traffic. >> thanks. we are still following this injury crash in santa clara. we just checked, emergency crews are still on scene. a car met a light pole in the area. this is the eastbound central expressway approaching lafayette street. we are not seeing any huge delays because of this but several lanes are still blocked. the rest of the south bay looks great no issues on 101 towards san jose. expect delays all weekend. we have the gilroy garlic festival kicking off this morning at 10:00 that lasts until sunday so yeah, expect heavy traffic along this stretch out of san jose towards morgan hill and all the way down into gilroy. and again we

. >> your younger child bea was born in singapore and doesn't know anything about the u.s.nd absorbing the culture from the united states. do you feel like that's a disadvantage? >> she's never lived there, but we go there every year. she certainly spends a lot of time with her relatives, her grandparents. she's got american parents. we know some americans here. she's getting a combination of both. at least we hope. >> with would you say to the more than 60% of americans who don't even own a passport or the 98% or so of college students who never go abroad during their career in university? >> well, i wish there was some way i could help change that. i do give people passports when i come across young people that don't have passports. i give them the money for passports. i find it a terrible shame. it's very hard to understand america much less yourself if you don't understand the rest of the world. >> how do you think that studying in singapore gives your daughter an edge? >> singapore's a remarkably successful country in the first place everything works here. it's got the

officer johannes beas mehserle. he said he meant to shoot grant with his taser, not his handgun. this is what b.a.r.t. had to say to us this morning. in response to the planned protests, i'm quoting, while this news outlet must think it's acceptable to promote unsafe and illegal behavior -- we find it reprehensible this outlet would ask us to participate in any story that could encourage illegal behavior and risk safety and security of b.a.r.t. passenger, employees and other guests. this is for your information, there is a chance that this planned protest could affect your commute this evening between 4:30 and 7:00 if you travel through the civic center b.a.r.t. station. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> good for people to know to be prepared. thank you very much. it is 6:06 now. san francisco police officers have agreed to a contract with the city that will prevent layoffs and save money. police officers will immediately get a 3% pay increase with another small increase next april. officers will also pay an extra 3% into their pensions. firefighters in the city are expected to

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he never thought he was going to bea in countering a while to bear. >> coming up his story and how he was able to break free from that mother bear. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> and newson run that a san francisco injury with a sand tunnel when she climbed in it collapsed family members for able to do occur out after a couple of minutes she was not breathing at first. a passerby helped revive russia was treated and released from the hospital. fifth to year-old boy is dead after being hit by a car a 15 year-old boy was riding on palmetto avenue on friday. police say that he swerved into a car that was passing hit him. he died from injuries the next day. a small bay in the quake with a 3.4. just a few miles from monet park with no injuries reported. >> 5:15 that the champions of baseball san francisco giants at the white house. 5:188 terrorist troubled past and out on the new details behind it deadly rampage and norway. 5:31 lockout is over the n f l owners and players ended the dispute today what it means for bay area football fans of this fall. (music) please pardon the delay. please

the forecast in the southeast, that's where we're dealing with showers and storms, it's warm and bea >>> speaking of beach weather, we have the fog from the coast that spilled inland this morning. might find mist along the coast or the peninsula as low clouds spill inland. warmest places probably seeing 70s top low to mid 80s out by the tri-valley but even that is cooler than yesterday. cool 60 for san francisco. 50s along the coast for today and this trend of cooler temperatures especially inland is going to follow us into early next week. temperatures running below average. today in seattle. around 73. this caught my eye. we say hi to our friends in rifle, colorado. i know a lot of geography, where's rifle, colorado. >> on the western slope of colorado up in the mown tauntai >> not near machine gun, kansas then? that's not a real town. don't look that up. >>> still to come, the cat's meow. thrown out of a car in a bridge and rescued by a driver who saw it all happen. we'll meet verazano the kitten, live. >>> but first, "horrible bosses," a new comedy that makes fun of the topic. no

funds to program, authorizers are supposed to create the programs and then re-authorize those programs bea based on the need or make make sure we are moving in the right direction. one of my favorite baseball players with the cleveland independentians and he was good enough to play regular shortstop but the first year he committed 48 yorse and batting average was .187. this time his errors was slightly under .100. and his batting average was .187. i say that specifically because the most inept player to put on spikes had a batting average of .187. the endangered species act has listed over 200 species and saved 21 for a batting average of .10 if you round up. it is .009. that indicates we can do better and need to do better. so the question has to be, why aren't we doing better? why can't we fix this problem and have a better success rate. and the answer is simple. for 23 years we put riders on this appropriations act to fully fund the old program which has prohibited the authorizing committee to ever get people together to make the program better. chairman hastings has simply said his goa