don't get me wrong, i want you to come visit my beautiful city but you're a tourist, you're a jerk.n i come to your beautiful city, i'm going to ask questions and not go to work when you're trying to go to work. jerk. >> you got to admit, johnny t. has got a point. he gives tips to people who may be traveling to new york. here's one when you go to an airport. >> get your bag and wait for a cab. who is this shady caharacter. some marmaluke in a van. would you do this at home? no. >> then he transitions to another piece of advice. >> get out of the way. traffic is coming. get out of the way. if you're in any line you don't know what you want, get out of the way. if a homeless man is walking towards you screaming, get out of the way. >> eating is a big deal in new york. >> you want it, we got it. so why the hell would you go eat at appleby's? >> i always hate that. if you're going to go to a new place, don't go to a chain restaurant, go to a new spot. >> any new yorker will gladly help you. do not do this between the hours of 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. >> that's our show. we'll see you [ whirri

they decided to have fun with the beautiful city and they started running. ♪ ♪ >> do you have to alerte going to be stomping across their roofs? do you get permission or is this guerrilla style running amuck? >> they're probably so good at it -- i like to think of them as ninjas. >> yeah, they're very ninja-like, that's for sure. but you got to get your camera guy out there, too. you have to think about that. so maybe they do let them know. it's always fun to watch. >> halloween a big deal, whether you're big -- >> or small. >> especially if you're small. >> the two littlest girls, the littlest of witch is abigail. this is the moment where abigail finds out what she's going to be. >> who is this? >> belle! >> you knew it? >> even i knew this was belle. >> and she knew, too. she's only 3. >> and for the larger people out there, sometimes up need help making a costume so thread banger who the rest cute. >> sharknado, the movie ev was talking about. >> you go to the home and garden store and buy one of those taupe ya -- topiary things, you wrap it in sar and wrap and sar and wrap the ligh

we want to make this a beautiful city. >> translator: we have to keep working hard in order to get more japanese companies to take on the waste disposal business here. >> reporter: business people see a great opportunity in improving the living environment of asia's emerging economies. the government and local companies work together overseas. this could become a good model for expansion of japanese businesses into emerging nations. >>> it's time now for world weather. it's wet and windy across much of japan, meteorologist sayaka mori joae morei joins us with the latest. >> we have an active frontal system. as francisco takes an easterly direction, heavy rain will expand to the east as we go into saturday. the tokyo area will start to see heavy rain from tonight and that will continue into saturday morning. now up towards the north we have another system heading into hokkaido starting to produce torrents of rain. and we have a strong typhoon south of the country. different conditions for the continent. we are looking gorgeous blue skies across china, mongolia and the korean peninsula. b

we want to make this a beautiful city. >> translator: we have to keep working hard in order to get more japanese companies to take on the waste disposal business here. >> business people see a great opportunity in improving the living environment of asia's emerging economies. the government and local companies work together overseas. this could become a good model for expansion of japanese businesses into emerging nations. >> delegates from the association of southeast asian nations are working together to improve the way they handle the natural disasters. >>> the ten-member nation staged a drill in the vietnamese capital of hanoi. about 2,000 police, firefighters and military personnel took part. we have this report from hanoi. >> reporter: these countries are conducting search and rescue operations together. the participants are shown -- they started a process of searching for survivors and providing emergency treatment. they also use boats and helicopters to rescue people stranded on the roof of their flooded houses. they do this on a regular basis and this month, a strong earthquake

we want to make surabaya a beautiful city, like kitakyushu. >> translator: we have to keep working hard in order to get more japanese companies to take on the waste disposal business here. >> reporter: businesspeople see a great opportunity in improving the living environment of asia's emerging economies. the kitakyushu government and local companies work together overseas. this could become a good model for expansion of japanese businesses into emerging nations. >>> a newspaper in china has not only been reporting the news this week. it's been making it. editors of the "new express" have used their front page to demand that police release one of their reporters who exposed shady dealings at a state-owned firm. their campaign has put the spotlight on china's tight control over the media and the growing desire for change. nhk world's shun ishibe has more. >> reporter: "please release him." this is a message that's been carried for two days this week on the front page of the "new express" newspaper. the reporter in guangdong province was detained by police last saturday after he wrote abo

today this city becomes just a little bit more beautiful. thanks to the incredible hard work that has made this new renovation a reality. the parks alliance is the independent partner to the entire city for everything having to do with parks, recreation, and open space. we have more than 100 different community groups called park partners all across the city. each of them working in their own way to make our park system a little better, a little more beautiful, a little more usable. today this is the day for one of those groups, the friends of lafayette park. this is a shining example of how a few neighbors can come together, bring together their friends, and make an incredibly beautiful thing happen in a public open space. this park was renovated with bond dollars, but friends of lafayette park brought in hours and hours of hard work over four years to do visioning and imagining what this park could really look like. they raised over half a million dollars of private fund to augment the bond dollars so that this kind of a playground could be

beautiful cities in italy, and perhaps the world. venice. but its canals and lagoons put the city under constant threat from rising water levels. engineers have been working on an elaborate barrier system to control the amount of water in the lagoon starting in 2017. the ambitious multibillion euro project was put to the test for the first time this weekend. >> venice just would not be venice without water. the lagoon and the canals are what make the renaissance city so iconic. but water is also venice's biggest problem. 40 to 50 times a year the city experiences what is called aqua alta, high water. things are getting worse. sea levels are rising, and over the past century venice has sunk by 23 centimeters. on saturday, the first new mobile flood barriers were put to the. 78 of them are to be installed in the venice lagoon. they will be activated when waters rise 1.1 meters above sea level. >> they are iron gates on the bottom of the channel. inside, so they began to float. >> construction started a decade ago. the final bill is set to reac

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and i missed as a city i miss having to go down there spending my summers in boston was this a beautiful city grow a lot of this great people love the orioles that you know but. you know you can't go back this is it was a place in my life time that i'm very grateful for but i do miss the city of baltimore. again g.m. tensei sheen wants to know what we can expect from your character in twelve years a slave it's only the parts only six minutes your part is six minutes long approximately it will remember right i believe it all should in that movie steve mcqueen it was. had a i guess what you would call out of body experience it was a scene where you know my character's being brought to the slave ship and he was vaulted you know and they. the. beetle. and he beat him to the point where he. and so we we kept filming that over and over again and around the fourth of fifth taken with steve mcqueen's shoes he doesn't take long breaks between takes and i'm on the fourth or fifth time i looked about the sky and something came over me and for a quick second i got a glimpse into what it must have been li

staggering, and there are so many of them now, there's never a moment when you're in the the most beautiful city in the world when the boats are not in the harbor. >> brown: that's not a new problem and the city government has known about this. what's the status over the debate whether to somehow lighten the load on the city? >> we understand the mayor of venice is very interested in having a dialogue, and he's interesting in expression of concern from outside. he's turning to the international community and saying help me to bring this into bbs because it's not his gigz disigz alone. there are a whole bunch of government agencies that have in voice because it's economically beneficial to the city. and at the same time, you really have to think about the impact. >> brown: speaking of economics, another area on your list of many sites is what happens when there's economic dwerntle whether there's a recognition of the cultural her cadge. and one example is mimar. it's a country opening up in a way. it's a positive development, and yet, you're citing the potential for some problems. >> that's it it

so it's in that spirit that i welcome you here to the most beautiful city in the world, san francisco, on a very sunny september day, and i really thank you for being engaged in this conversation. this really is the conversation of the future, especially when we think that bullying now doesn't happen just in schools. with the internet and all of the technology that we have, it can happen anywhere. so thank you so much for being here, it's a great honor to host you here and i look forward to a very engaging conversation today. thank you. >> now i want to tell you my fae vifrt very favorite department of justice official. eric holder is my favorite department of justice official. tom perez is my second favorite department of justice official. we are very honored today that tom perez has come from washington, dc, to give welcoming remarks here at this summit. tom perez is the assistant attorney general of the civil rights division in washington, dc, he was nominated for that position by president obama and sworn in in october of 2009 and we are all the lucky -- we are all very lucky that

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and a big disappointment to tourist who's came all the way theer our beautiful city to see the most popular attraction. >> really dispatd. yeah it was a double whammy for brett from knew zealand. not only did the team lose the america's cup, america shut down his tour to alcatras. >> yeah. it was big for me. yeah. heard bit, want to go there, you know? i got close. >> so, he and the group were cruising around the island today instead of landing on it. the shut down had an impact on alcatras cruise autos we had employees and had to lay some departments off. we're not like government employees. our people are not going to get paid. >> tourists were in disbelieve koit last this long. lilly's mother wanted to grab coffee here at the cafe but this are, as well as other recreation areas have been closed. >> like one of the most powerful country in the world and have a shut down? you're like wow. i think it's a shame. a shame. yes. >> reporter: the federal building at noon was like a ghost town only central workers came n we found nick here. he wanted to pay back taxes for his friday deadline, but

what you can and cannot ask so what's the point i mean it's like why bother but have that as a beautiful city and yes it was getting very destroyed though i mean they don't have materials to keep it up and to keep up the old historic places but it really is a city you get back and we were back in seventy nine and we were trying to get a brother out and the minute he announced he was leaving to get him a visa through coast because they took away his ration cards they couldn't eat they were beating up the boy his son in school and we could when jimmy carter opened up to what they call local money that people with american passports could go and buy in these stores at the cubans didn't even know existed diplo stores they called them and you could go in of course they'd charge you an arm and a leg and when we took my niece inside that store in her own hometown that she didn't know existed and they couldn't buy food and there's this place full of food in the bottom enough for them to go into hiding for a couple months you know go up to you know population america will soon be the majority i know b

. >> very disappointing but i'll be back to the beautiful city. just sorry. >> where are you headed next? >> down to disneyland. hopefully that won't shut down. >> if you have an alcatras ticket for tomorrow or near future are, you don't have to stand in line to get a refund, you can gelt a refund over the phone. >> and stay with us for the latest developments on air and online on abc 7 news.com including a list of the agency nouz closed. you can get breaking news by following us on twitter abc 7 news bay area. >> police announced arrest of three people in connection with a killing of an oakland girl. >> the 8-year-old was shot to death inside of a apartment july 17th. her murder outraged the city, after weeks of investigative work authorities announced this morning they had arrested a trio of reputed gang members for the killing. among them, the man they say pulled the trigger. 22-year-old darnel williams of oakland. >> it's upsetting. it's upsetting that kids in oakland are so vulnerable to this violence and the, just a complete disregard for hu

it's a remitting small city 7 by 7 miles but full of rich resources that are represented by the people here. you don't have to go outside this building to see the beautiful especially scenery. we're so blessed. now i'm part of the industry that's going through an amazing time it's a time like unlike any in the city the innovation and new ideas and technology that's blooming is amazing. you see it in one city in the world right here in san francisco where we now have thousands of new companies that have emerged and most of them funded by ron conway right here so thank ou ron (laughter) >> now we'll use our time in an inappropriate time if we didn't think about how to get back we're creating wealth and resources and capacity and we're fortunate we were created the same day the sales force foundation. susan has been the founder of that we put 1 percent of protein and sales time so this is not our first contribution to the school district we're here for the long hall. and what i really ask is all our technology peers sales force and as you sit here now good can give back anonymous money they know where the money should go is give them the money and the techn

now where we're not seeing cloud cover is over the beautiful city of san francisco. minutes before sunset, chillier today but very, very pleasant outside. livermore check you out inland that onshore flow didn't touch you. 86 today. napa 83. san rafael 80. san jose couple of degrees cooler but still 78 degrees. oakland cooler down to 71. san francisco taking the cake for the cooler trend, 62 the high today 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. we are 0 for october. zero rainfall for the entire month. the last time that we did that, jimmy carter was the president of the united states of america in october of 1980. it's been 23 years but it's looking more and more like we have a decent chance of going zero for october when it comes to rainfall. we are going to see the cloud cover today. look at all cloud cover just hug the coastline, sonoma, marin county off the peninsula. san mateo coastline, as well. that will rush inland tonight so at the coast you will start off foggy tomorrow because of this onshore flow. low pressure to our north and east giving us that light to moder

beautiful city. so hard not to be disgusted by washington. it's about what goes on here. i hate to use the word corrupt. you just heard a report about circle. and, of course, it's only othe investigation stage for circle. how decent is it to award billions of dollars of government contracts to organizations who, at best, are really cozy with politicians making contributions and at worse buying them with campaign contributions and schmoozing lobbyists and, tell me, why would the obama administration award your hard-earned money, more than a billion dollars to a company currently under investigation in britain for swindling the british taxpayers? is that a red flag. what's with the lobbyists who work at the law firm that lobbies for circle to get these billion dollars displacket a former capitol hill staff who worked on healthcare reform in the u.s. senate when it was being debated and he is now himself central in his own federal insider trading investigation? >> i don't know but, but it smells rotten. i know it, you know it. but why doesn't the obama administration know it

australian fleet but ships from all around the world in sidney harbor enjoying the harbor and a beautiful city and there is the opera house, of course, the iconic picture. also coming up in this news hour: we will be reporting from guatemala where police and medical response teams are so stretched, volunteer fire fighters have to step in to try to help out. >>> a 20th century napoleon, vets nam remembers the red general who took on the french and american forces and beat both. afghanistan's cricketers reach the tournament for the first time. those details in sport. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. >>> welcome back. you are watching the al jazeera news hours hour from toha. these are the topped stories. al shabaab say a hideout in the town of barawe has been raided by what is described as westerners targeted by the foreign forces. one fighter was killed in the strike. >> that's one fighter so far. he script's interim leaders have been marking 40 years since the end of the arab-israeli war. four people were killed in the protests on the streets against july's military co

millions of people in one of the world's beautiful iconic cities living under the control of violentith our journey on to the front lines of a raging war on the streets of rio. after four days of trying to penetrate the drug gangs of rio, who are engaged in a vicious war with the police, after seeing drugs sold openly on the street, and children doing crack. finally in a small room a bristle with heavily armed men we come face to face with one of the men responsible for this situation. a drug lord in the infamous red command gang. the police have been going into neighborhood and pacifying them. if they came here, tried to do that, what would happen? the police say the drug gangs need to be taken down. but this man who effectively governs this flavela and has asked us to hide his face says it is the police who are the problem. do you have trouble with the police often? >> would you describe your work as dangerous though? >> reporter: i take a moment to absorb this comment and then the drug lord starts chuckling. then he launches into a speech about how he respects all people. but if t

nothing but sunshine over the beautiful city of san francisco. gh today comfortable not hitting 80. sonoma 79. richmond 77. concord, san jose sunny but mild mid-70s for you. redwood city you hit 72 officially in san francisco at the u.s. mint, 68 degrees. higher elevations, localized wind gusts could be up to 45 to 50 miles per hour. look at today's peak wind gusts and i saw some between 40 and 45 miles per hour. it will be windy through midafternoon tomorrow. speaking of that rainfall, i put this in even before the tarantula story. this is your average rainfall for the month of october. really not that much. less than an inch for the whole month for livermore and san jose just a little more for the city and oakland. it's november when we need to bank on rain to fill up our reservoirs. october is still a dry month for us will be for the next several days. low pressure moving away from us but this is critical. where it is over utah and wyoming and idaho, we'll enhance a north-to-northeast wind. that's an offshore wind, no pacific ocean component th

it's a beautiful city. really one of the crown jewels of america. and i hate to say how much it's been hard. -- it's been hurt. so the purchase mortgage business traditional wisdom is it's a purchase business rather than a transitory -- refi business. the jackpot is when you have old markets gaining at once. so could that happen? refis could come up again if rates drop, stay steady or dropped from what they are now. and prices are up in just about every nsa in the country. so i think if there's no more push-me pull-you there might be a small chance of that happening. so i want to share with you what i'm looking at now. i just got a cut of the numbers. the percentage of mortgages to minorities, 16.6% in 2012. it's down slightly from 17% in 2011. i think of his 16.7% in 2010. you might say those are really low numbers, but in the kind of markets that we've had over the past few years, treading water might be a good response to that. so who knows? the mortgages for 2012, the numbers are always a little bit funky but it came to to .1 trillion which is u

the beautiful city of chicago that receives us and let us to cross the street. thank you chicago.everything." >> catherine: a crowd of supporters was waiting for him. this is actually the 3rd time mah-kul has finished a marathon. he says he wants to show people that you can't give up on doing things just because you're different.or slower. >> reporter: bears for a series of recent car break- ins but says no one believed him. now, theres proof! >> reporter:a family spotted not one but two bears rummaging through the family car. these are pictures of the bear break-ins. the family says a bear and her cub walked up to their car. opened its doors. and got into it. the bear was calm. the owner. not so much >> they are in the car! >> she opened the door and pulled everything about her calls when she did not find anything in that she heard paul on it to step up. >> reporter: how about that!the family says they didn't have any food in the car, when the bears got bored they moved on to, presumably, find their next stories... e pa staed up e ba of my hea and wrped oundo thfront. coul'that f

we'll find out if wyatt can make ocean city beautiful. >>> all right. we're taking your house calls, lansing your questions about breast health as we deal with raise breast awareness month. we're talking about the options for women diagnosed with breast cancer. surgeries have changed. there are more options. >> reporter: yes, definitely. in the years past mastectomy was the only option. thank goodness we have other options. that's where screenings become important. the earlier they are diagnosed, the more options, not only mastectomy but breast conservation therapy. i think the trend is overall, when possible,000 do less surgery and remove less tissue when possible. >> i'm sure the word surgery is frightening. >> right. right. so i think part of that whole process when a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, it's very frightening but we do our best to thoroughly explore the options we have available. >> doctor, you're looking at video of our experts standing boy to take your calls. the number to call is 410-481-2222. they'll be there another 15 minutes

it is a beautiful city. really one of the crown jewels of america. i hate to see how much it has been hurt. so the purchase mortgage , rather than the refi business is the key to success. the waxing and waning every five , the jackpot is, when you have the markets. could that happen? refi's could come up again if rates dropped study or do dropped from what they are now. and prices are up in just about every msa in the country. you,ere is no rush me pull there might be a small chance -- no more push me, push you, there might be a small chance. got a cut of the hound the numbers -- of the hmda members. down slightly from 17% in 2011. i think it was 16.7% in 2010. any might say, well, yeah, those are really low numbers. in the kind of markets we have had in the last few years, treading water may be a good response to that. so who knows. the total mortgages for 2012, the hmda numbers are always a little funky. i think it's a lovely the refi effect going on. reportust got a yesterday afternoon of loan approvals and denials. i haven't been able to analyze

complicated and more expensive for anyone to offer nightlife to our city, we are going to suffer in the long run and we'll become a beautifulnd very quiet city and very peaceful for everyone but it won't be the interesting place that it is today. on the san francisco political spectrum of either liberal or more liberal or really liberal on one of those scales, by the san francisco standards i'm probably considered a fairly law & order kind of guy. i'm probably not by natural standards but by city standards. i think when it comes to nightlife, we view it too much from a law enforcement perspective. although law enforcement is a critical stakeholder in nightlife policy, i think law enforcement is playing too dominant a role and anytime we are doing anything the first question is about law enforcement. as opposed to law enforcement plus these other four things. i think we need to take a much more balanced approach in that respect. we also need to empower our entered at -- entertainment commission to do it's job and i will hear the board tomorrow to extend live performance to dj's and creating more outdoor music and granting an

built thanks to generosity of lilly hitchcock coit who left a third of her estate to beauty the city.amily members say more needs to be done to keep it around for decades still to come. >> it needs museum status. hopefully, that work will come. in and that will happen. >> coit tower listed on the national registry of historic places in 2008. last year there was a ballot measure aimed at protecting murals inside of the to you year coming up at 4:00 why you should think about how often you say the word "i". >> what has summer customers terrified and running? this is a hysterical video. you've got to see i. >> i am spencer christian. we're looking over the bay now how long will this last. is there rain in the forecast? the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> taking a look at traffic now this is the guadalupe park way. highway 87 running between 101 there is a sharks game at home tonight traffic very light right now. speaking of sports we love seeing a's pride a's trailing tigers in the 8th inning. we'll update that and we can invite to you e mail your photos to us on >>> a tiny pronounce

there are some truly beautiful shots of the city and i understand why it took you guys five years to000-year history, it's the most fought over place. conquered 44 tiemts and destroyed completely twice. >> wow. >> but yet to this day it is sacred to over half the world's population. >> it's epic just that you were able to make this film because there's a no-fly zone over jerusalem, isn't there? so how did you make this happen? >> i don't think imax has ever had a shot of the ancient city of the holy land so this is really a first. these images have never been filmed before. when we showed our script to them they laughed at us and said we'll never get half of what we're asking for. over a million couplups of tea, met with everyone. the air force, government of jerusal jerusalem, religious orders of jordan. >> you obviously chose three women, christian women. when i watched the film, i wondering how did they cast these three films? >> it's a ma jess tech area in the corner of civilization but we wanted something that would communicate on a human level, so we cast -- we set out to find

a beautiful city. >>> all right.ter all you've heard about the government shutdown, how about you? what's your message to washington? make a little video for us if you don't mind and send it to ireport.com. as this shutdown continues, we may share your views here on cnn. the government is adding computer capacity to handle the unexpectedly high new health care law web traffic and the obama administration says the system is being streamlined to improve performance. meanwhile, several states are getting the word out with about health care exchanges through ad campaigns and, guess what, some of those ads a bit extreme. cnn's christine romans joining us live from new york. to what extreme do you mean? >> reporter: you know they're either creative or whacky depending on your taste. the states are trying to get the word out about these health insurance exchanges, trying to get their uninsured state residents in on the action. check out this ad from minnesota. it's paul bunyan waterskiing and they had this unfortunate run-i

city. beautiful fair weather clubs.clouds. look at this.ng strikes a tree and splits it right down the middle. confirms the fact that there was frost this morning. look carefully to the rising sun. you'll see the frost that was covering the ground this morning. wonderful shots from all of our photographers. mccall sharp the horizon as. the humidity is low. that is why the air mass schools at night. we sit between a storm developing on the east coast and another big one taking shape of west. turns the upper wind that steers the weather southwest. is completely cut off the supply of arctic air. it has already been warm because three us today this is the 19th warmest october open in five years. the fifth warmest october open in five years. this is an amazingly warm season. about 12.6 degrees warmer than oct. year ago. things didn't last all the time. we of cool nights and warm days. the numbers that might, of that have gone up overnight. to assure there with you in a moment. talk about a fast warm up. 65 on the other hand. a lovely warm air ma

still the beautiful understated entrance to the city. >> this has always been the people's building. reporter: durable, beautiful and perhaps most important, the ferry building not only survives we're always glad it does. >> and that's it for this week's second look. we hope you enjoyed it. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. e middle east, but are short on time? well, hang tight. we'll show you a caribbean island where you can get a taste of all these cultures. plus, a pretty good party to boot. travel! for some it's a luxurious escape, or maybe an adrenaline-filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time to get real. it's time to get raw. it's time for raw travel! the islands of trinidad and tobago are probably the most diverse and unique islands in all of the caribbean. it's like visiting several countries all rolled up into one. touristy, but not really.

. >> what a beautiful city. >> that is a great shocht robert, do you have your jacket on? >> i don't want to know. i'm going to look away. >> bill was wearing bermuda shorts not even 30 seconds. >> it's like snl. just go back stage. >> a little different. >> next set. >> i'm just glad it's okay. >> with us on set, we have watchingor catty kay looking fabulous. fully dressed. former white house -- dressed for a while. former white house press secretary and msnbc contributor robert gibbs t. conversation goes off the rails already. are you ready for the news? please, god, don't touk u talk about the red sox. let me do this just once. >> you mean the newspaper. >> you should see somebody do the montage of you interrupting me. it's hilarious. >> it's not like the ambien one? >> it's almost as good. >> was that the busby. >> interrupting pal. better in loop. okay. >> give it, 5, 4, 3, 2, seconds. >> here's the news, everyone t. government shutdown was clearly bad for business. that's coming back to haunt some of the republicans who brought washington to a stand still. senator mi

out to kevin smith and suggest that as part of the meetings and let's meet in detroit, it's a beautiful cityin really one of the crown jewels of america and it's interesting to see how much it has been hurt. so the purchase of the mortgage business, this is the key. the key to success. including what causes the mortgage boom to bust. and jack jackpot is when you have this at once. so we have a steadier drop the we are working on now, and prices are up in just about every nsa in the country. and if there is no more push or pull, there could be a small chance of that happening. so i wanted to share with you what i was looking at and i have a copy of the honda numbers. a percentage of the minorities or 16.6% in 2012. and that's down slightly from 17% from 2011 and i think 2.7% in 2010. these are really good numbers. treading water might be a good response to that is always a little bit funky, is up 50% which is up from $4.4 trillion, so i think that is probably this affect going on. i haven't been able to analyze the data. so we are watching this and next week's newspaper as well. the final met

jenna: that is beautiful city. austin, beautiful area. jon: facebook has the reputation for giving its employees job perks so good they don't want to go home. soon they don't have. coming up the amenities and the price tag attached to a new housing project. friend this. bock -- facebook is shelling out money to build a community with nearly 400 units within walking distance of the headquarters. it is expected to interviews more housing in the pricey northern california unit. it is also the city's first major apartment addition in 20 years. sports bar, and a pet spa and a yoga facility. >> just the basics. >> you got to have all of that in california? >> it is necessary. thanks for joining us, everybody. >> america's news headquarters starts right now. >> starting with a fox news alert for you. day throw of a government shutdown and they are at it again. president obama placing the blame squarely on the shoulders of house speaker john boehner. i am allyson camerota. >> and i'm bill hemmer. day four and they are only

city, maybe dallas even later this afternoon. that's your national forecast. now here's a look at weather outside your wind. in boston today, 62 degrees and sunny. so that's beautiful weather. we did have a great weekend. areas from new york city northward really saw high pressure and beautiful condition. a lot of leaves near their peaks, hopefully, a lot of people got there and enjoyed that. at least for our friends in the northern plains, they're getting another big storths but but this one is not snow like the one two weeks ago. >>> meat and chocolate prizes will be on the rise for a very different reason. but if you're looking for huge discounts on vacation, stick around. we have the details in two minutes as "early today" continues. >>> good morning. welcome back to some stories making news this morning now. visitors return to the statue of liberty in new york harbor now that new york is paying the operation costs during the federal government shutdown. and grand canyon and mt. rushmore opens today. zwloot israeli army discovered a mile-long tunnel that was believed to kidnap israelis. >>> workers in a res res cent volunteer have been kidnapped in a town in no

you can turn it off. 71, later today in livermore. 68, santa cre teresa and 66 deg in beautiful redwood city. halloween looking really good as we head throughout this year. it is going to be nice. typically, very chilly. temperatures are going to be rather mild when the sun sets at 6:15. that's good news inland. a little bit cooler around the bay and at the immediate coast for your halloween plans. not too shabby, 60 degrees at 8:15 around the bay. we are going to shave off a couple of degrees for saturday to sunday. we'll level off for monday into tuesday staying nice and comfortable. we get so spoiled here in the bay area. it is so pretty out there with all that fall color. 5:50. let's check your dry. picking up out there, anthony. >> we had that earlier accident on the eastshore freeway coming in through the bay bridge toll plaza. that's been cleared. lots of cars backing up through berkeley. this is going to be a very slow spot and an already slow commute. let's take you over to the bay bridge toll plaza where you can actually see those cars piling in. the lights have not been turned on

a beautiful city. you know, really one of the crown jewels of america. and i hate to see its, you know, how much it's been hurt. so the purchase mortgage business, traditional wisdom is that the purchase business rather than the re-fi business is the key to success. in the waxing and waning of re-fies are what causes the mortgage booms and busts. now, the jackpot is when you have both markets gaining at once with. so could that happen? you know, re-fies could come up again if rates drop or stay, you know, steady or drop from what they are now, and prices are up in just about every msa in the country, so, you know, i think if there's no more push me, pull you there might be a small chance of that happening. so i wanted to share with you what i'm looking at now. i just got a cut of the humda numbers, and i'm always fascinated by that that data. the percentage of mortgages to minorities, 16.6% in 2012. that's down slightly from 17% in 2011. i think it was 16.7% in 2010. and you might say, yeah, those are really low numbers, but, you know, in the kind of mar

city it was 70 to 75. incredible, warm, beautiful weather. orlando, florida up to 90 degrees today. >>> and everyone still enjoy the warmth all signs of a significant cool down next week. >> i'm loving that 90 degrees in florida. bring it on. >>> a major recall left some of america's most popular automobiles. plus a frightening school bus hijacking by a man with a knife. >>> the boston red sox one step closer to the world series. we have the details in sports just ahead. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back everybody. stories making news this morning. rescue teams are digging through mud looking for survivors from a landslide caused by a typhoon in japan that killed at least 24 people. dozens are still unaccounted for after the mountain side collapsed on the island 75 miles south of tokyo. >>> disturbing new video of chaos. it shows panicked shoppers running for their lives as militants came in and started shooting. >>> in arkansas police chase a school bus with 11 children on board. it was allegedly hijacked by 22-year-old nichola

public schools and the founder of students first, michelle rhee who joins us from the beautiful cityrio, what happens is when the kids are at home, normally doing their homework, they're actually watching a lecture or a lesson. and so they're getting the information or the instruction when they're at home and then had they go to school the next day, the teacher is answering whatever questions they might have, they're practicing the concept. and they're there while the instructor is there struggling through things to make sure that they understand the concept and know how to do it. >> some people looking in might think, that's just stupid. if the teacher is there, they should be teaching the class. but when you look at the results, it all got started at clintondale high school, to the north of detroit. and one of the principals there had been apparently he had done some lessons on sports on-line. his players all got much better at it. suggested to some of the teachers that they try it. and since then, their performances have gone through the roof. >> you know, the american public educ

[ cheers and applause ] beautiful new york city crowd. welcome, everybody.e fun tonight. here's what people are talking about. everyone is talking about the obama care website. apparently this thing has got all of these glitches and now tech experts are saying the only way to fix it is to completely start over and redesign the whole website from scratch. [ light laughter ] while the guys from the geek squad said, "did you try blowing on it? [ laughter ] did you turn it off and wait five seconds and plug it back in? oh, my god. i make $7 an hour, okay? i call myself a geek. [ cheers ] i'm a geek. that's all i can do." nobody likes this thing. in fact, only 12% of americans think the rollout of obama care is going well. while 100% of republicans think the rollout of obama care is going great. [ laughter ] couldn't have been better. [ applause ] couldn't have been better. it is kind of surprising that with all of the trouble with the obama care website, 12% of americans actually think it's going well. and people waiting for health care said, "can you share some

beautiful city. >> in the headlines this morning, the government shutdown is into its third day withd in sight. a meeting between congressional leaders and president obama at the white house yesterday failed to produce any progress. though some of the government economic numbers are on hold, today we will get claims we'll get the jobless claims at:30, got the adp yesterday which was not great economists looking for 314,000 new claims that would be up have the 304,000. there's more possible fallout from the shutdown of the government. national retail federation is forecasting a 3.9% increase but those could slip if the shutdown continues which would cause perhaps consumers to lose confidence in the u.s. economy. 3.9% would be pretty good, though and growing concerns over the budget battle in washington. weighed on stocks yesterday. they closed well off their lows and then futures did okay after hours but then we had john's interview along with, you know, no progress on that, what, mcconnell called a cordial but unproductive meeting when he was on with larry kudlow last night, mitch mc