bill hall hit two home runs against the blue jays, one in the second inning, the other in the fifth. j.d. drew and adrian beltre also left the park. sox win, 10-1. >>> out west, angels and royals needed extra innings. bobby abreu ends it with a towering walk-off homer in the tenth. halos sweep kc with a 2-1 win. >>> the mets may be third in the nl east, but they're number one in something. they have given up more grand slams than any other team in baseball. the rockies' melvin mora are doing the honors. colorado wins it, 6-2. >>> speaking of grand slams, atlanta's brian mccann hits one in the tenth inning against the astros. braves score six runs in the frame after houston tied the game in the ninth. braves win, 8-2. >>> and, finally, if you thought that was a lot of home runs, you haven't seen anything yet. the d'backs had a home run derby of their own against the brewers. adam laroche gets it started. miguel montero following suit with a homer of his own. mark reynolds joins the act with his 26th, and then stephen drew caps off the craziness with yet another homer. arizona ties a m

. >>> bill hall had two of boston's four home runs in a decisive win over toronto.tory is the ninth for the red sox against the blue jays this season and keeps boston five games behind the yankees. >>> in the national league, roy oswalt got his first win since joining the phillies. he pitched seven scoreless innings against the dodgers and raul ibanez double as philadelphia shut out los angeles 2-0. >>> and in the tenth inning, atlanta's brian mccann hit a grand slam home run as the braves beat houston 8-2. atlanta still has a 2 1/2 game lead over the phillies in the national league east. >>> and new york mets relief pitcher francisco rodriguez was in police custody after last nature's game. police say rodriguez, seen here in tuesday night's game, was not arrested. he will be charged for what police call, quote, a physical assault on his father-in-law, who went to a hospital. according to police he had a scrape on his face and a bump on his head. >>> we will return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and flight of fancy. a jetblue flight attendant is ca

bill hall is a political scientist who developed the social theory of materialism the theories a useful tool in understanding modern culture used to research focuses on cultural change and its consequences he discovered the values of people in boston dust real countries remarkably his other interests carve a vast field of knowledge and his words have been translated into sixty languages professor ingle han founded and head of the global network of social scientists called the world values celebrate but only in your heart is the guest from spock like today to talk about those changes and. hello and welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us nice to be with you first of all you say in your research that in the west the transition from the society with material values to a post material society has happened in the sixty's one exact. lee the sixty's why are you sure it didn't happen early in a later or why do you think the sixty's it began to happen in the sixty's got it began to happen in the sixty's because that was when the post-war generation began to surface and to be at

with the business news on the stand that one country has found a rather novel way to pay its bills dining halls to pay for russian gas with we'll look at what a little later in the program but first the agricultural bank of china has raised a record twenty two point one billion dollars in additional public offering the country's number three lender braved falling stock markets in shanghai and hong kong to become china's last major financial to list investors have been cheered by double digit growth in the chinese economy for the second quarter. check out the stock markets now japan's being dragged by news of just point for growth in the second quarter confirming china has overtaken it as the world's number two economy exporters are also being hit by the strong yen comic on there is slightly down this hour. here in moscow the r.t.s. is open higher in the first few minutes of trade all judge rules net is a main gainer already up a point two of a percent as it recovers some of friday's losses. russia's number two break d.t.b. was to privatized at least ten percent of its shares according to interf

bill clinton went on "arsenio hall." i think it helps them in little bit. >> it helps them a little bit but he needs a lot of help. this white house and their message machine that was so vaunted during the campaign has been a miserable failure for the last several months, as evidenced by every public opinion poll that is out there. his poll numbers are just tanking each time somebody goes out into the field. now they are putting him out there and trying to reverse those numbers, trying to prop up his image while he also does this summary thing for the political season. we will see if it will work. he reassured house members and senators that they could take these tough votes because he and his popularity would bail them out in the midterm. well, he and his popularity have not shown up. >> correct answer is is not going to help him. charm helps you if you are a challenger and nobody knows who you are and you are running to be the president. it helped him and he won. but second time around, it is not about how charming you

and a couple of hall of famers bill russell and magic johnson. up in the stands watching, kobe bryant. >> it would have been a dream come true. i grew up watching these guys as we all did from afar. >> reporter: and they weren't alone. the president invited several wounded warriors to watch some of the biggest names in the game. and some of those players joined the president for the birthday barbecue on the south long at the whitehouse. not bad for a 49th birthday. the question is, how is he going to top it for his 50th? >>> tiger woods is floundering. sports from espn news. >>> good morning, i'm don bell with your espn news update. anded mizry continues for tiger woods. final round of the bridgestone invitedational. woods on the tee at number 15. well off target. and back so much so bounces off the rough. and hit the fan in the mouth. tiger signed his glove and gives it to the fan. he finished 18 over his worst score as a professional. as for phil mickelson. he wasn't much better. he needed to finish fourth or better to become the world's number

bill walton late in his career hall of fame guy went and played backup role with the celtics.maybe shaq will do it. you all look so studious. there's something about pam. usually you look at a news person going like this, pam tonight, just -- there's something, i don't know what it is. very intelligent. you scare a lot of us men, though. you're too smart. >> good night, everybody. >> too smart. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan for california. [ female announcer ] with our state in crisis, we need a governor with a plan. you need a real plan, something i'll acknowledge i did not have. [ female announcer ] jerry brown. no plan then. no plan now. meg whitman. a plan for jobs. log on. learn more.

and a couple of hall of famers. bill russell and magic johnson. up in the stands watching, kobe bryant. >> it would have been a dream come true. i grew up watching these guys as we all did from afar. >> reporter: and they weren't alone. the president invited several wounded warriors to watch some of the biggest names in the game. and some of those players are now joining the president at his birthday barbecue. we actually have been hearing the music on the other side of the white house from that barbecue. not bad for a 49th birthday weekend. dan, i just don't know how he's going to top it for the 50th. >> yeah, i was just going to say that. david kerley, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, from dream team to sports nightmare. tiger woods talks after playing the worst golf of his career. has he hit rock bottom or does he have further to fall? >>> the self-help guru who charges 5,000 bucks to ride with him in his rolls royce. is he taking advice seekers for a ride? >> i'm ready. >> let's go dive. >> let's do it. >>> and our reporter explores so

bill. the kitchen table talk and informal town hall are among the president's last stops on a 3 day cross country swing designed to push his economic policies. >> we are moving in the right direction. we are on the right track. the economy is getting stronger but it really suffered a big trauma. >> top white house aids know if they want to avoid big losses in november they need to convince voters the president has a plan. it is going to be a tough battle a new associated press poll shows 41% of americans approve of the way president obama is handling the economy and 51% say the economy has stayed the same or gotten worse since he took office. in between events pushing his economic plan he attended fundraisers that raised millions for his party. he needs democrats to hang on to their majority in congress so far his agenda received almost no support from republicans. joel brown cbs news the white house. >> just when you thought you heard of every possible airline fee another one comes along. particular seats in coach that will now cost you more on one airline. >>> a growing number of teenagers suff

and a couple of hall of famers. bill russell and magic johnson.ching, kobe bryant. >> it would have been a dream come true. i grew up watching these guys as we all did from afar. >> reporter: they weren't alone in the gym. the president invited several wounded warriors to watch some of the biggest names in the game. some of those players joined the president for his birthday barbecue on the south lawn here at the white house. not bad for a 49th birthday weekend. the question is, how is he going to top it for his 50th? david kerley, abc news, the white house. >> that's going to be michelle's job, to figure out how to top that. >> what a team, wow, that's some hoops. >>> here is a look at your monday forecast. gusty winds, hail, isolated tornados from the dakotas to justwesago. isolated thunderstorms from detroit to upse ne northern rockies. showers and thunderstorms from new orleans to jacksonville. >> also heat advisorie northern plains to the gulf coast. 102 in dallas. 98 in kansas city. 96 in omaha. 90s from boston to atlanta. 67 in seattle. tha

halls. but without two key people in his life. the late billalsh and of course his father. >> and my father, you know he thought me the work ethic. and also how to be a man. you know with bill walsh, i don't think i would have gotten drafted by the san francisco 49ers without bill. you know coming from a very small predominant black school like that, to take a chance like that to make this player your first draft choice, the 16th player taken, it takes a lot of guts. >> if there was ever a guy who deserved to make it to the hall of fame, that's the guy. >>> and the a's hosting kansas city tonight in oakland. that's the sporting life for right now. highlights of that a's game tonight at 10:00. >> that was nice hearing what jerry rice said. >> oh, yeah. >>> san francisco is launching a new $65 million effort to lure more visitors. coming up on tv 36, details on how to make a landmark location south of 19th street at the masconi center. that's in 30 minutes, that's it for us tonight. have a good night everyone. >> good night. so my mercury moment

>> reporter: well, more complaints coming in today at the city hall over these phony $25,000 bills gluedo sidewalks in various locations throughout the city. and in the near neighbors nor city officials are very happy about it. the community park and garden on page street is an urban oasis with lush foliage and a playground and painted messages of peace and love. >> you come down the steps the back way and you see that on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the fake bills promote the latest facebook game from san francisco based zinger. but it has back fired. >> i will never look at the website just for the fact that they put it there. >> reporter: the city attorney's office considers the branded bills vandalism. >> this isn't something that we tolerate, whether it's just teenage kids doing it or a major corporation doing it. it is just something we shouldn't stand for. >> reporter: the angry letter they fired off about its gorilla marketing campaign. department of public works have tried to remove the sticky bills but time consuming and expensive. each sticker takes 45 minutes to scrub loose wit

>> reporter: well, more complaints coming in today at the city hall over these phony $25,000 bills glued to sidewalks in various locations throughout the city. and in the near neighbors nor city officials are very happy about it. the community park and garden on page street is an urban oasis with lush foliage and a playground and painted messages of peace and love. >> you come down the steps the back way and you see that on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the fake bills promote the latest facebook game from san francisco based zinger. but it has back fired. >> i will never look at the website just for the fact that they put it there. >> reporter: the city attorney's office considers the branded bills vandalism. >> this isn't something that we tolerate, whether it's just teenage kids doing it or a major corporation doing it. it is just something we shouldn't stand for. >> reporter: the angry letter they fired off about its gorilla marketing campaign. department of public works have tried to remove the sticky bills but time consuming and expensive. each sticker takes 45 minutes to scrub loose w

hall for kron4 news. >> a dramatic scene unfolded nbc the problem that the bill was on fire in the coast guard had to come to rescue with four people on board the rescues were able to get everybody off your they're not sure yet how the fire began. and from solid ground look at this one off landing for a small plant in vermont. it went belly up just off the runway. this happened yesterday. a couple from florida was on board and they say the engine had some problems. the plane tipped over and crashed when they try to land. they were not hurt to fortunately. the airport was closed for several hours. >> oh no. oh know. it oh no, no, no! >> dramatic scene in minnesota. this is yesterday appeared storm chasers captured this picture of the plain of the poor through western united states. it touched down in north dakota and it is today of farm here. that is why site see all of the debris it fine. fortunately >> nobody was >> well that is good. yes one of the big roles as the storm chaser you are supposed to remain safe and if you see debris coming into your windshield i think you are too close. temperatures are i

your state senator is with us and this is something that maybe after we finished the town hall meeting, bill will be kind enough to stay around as i will and we will answer those questions individually in regards to what the general assembly members may have in mind for the return. the former congressman in washington representative nathan deal says that he would be very much in favor of legislation almost identical to the law that was supposed to go into effect july 29 in arizona before the federal district judge, bulletin i believe it was, put a restraining order on that long going into affect. -- on that law going into affect. i would think that they would probably be in favor of what you appear to be in favor of. i want to make sure that everyone in the room understands that the arizona law is fine. i would be totally opposed to racial profiling, but to basically assist the federal government in doing their job in regard to securing our borders and making folks that are here illegally go home and come in the right way. come back on a temporary worker program or get in the line. not push

bill and. even if. they get to. the hotel some country house. the pool. halls to remember the crimean to feel. the locals the ruben's hotel. for a headline. host the football world cup finals in twenty eighty. five years after israeli settlers in gaza thousands of jewish people living in the west bank for you they're about to be forced from their homes to. the country's been hit by hurricane intervention west while still reeling from weeks of president heat wave. and suffocating. coming up next on our. guaranteed in crosstalk. the nature of globalization has changed because of the financial crisis and whether the process of globalization has in fact occurred. just half a minute away. the united states of america is waging war within its own army. joe now advantage is on no one side. and human losses are quite significant. is it possible to win the war against sexual assault in the u.s. armed forces sex in the army on our. oh and welcome to cross talk on people about globalization is a fact of everyday life but how is globalization changed during the financial crisis who benefits from it most a

. >> brian kiros was so angry about getting a tax bill for not returning his license plate he decided to take revenge to city hallennies. so many he needed a hand truck just to roll them in. >> luckily, the tax office has coin counting machines. it was not such an easy task to gather all those pennies. he went to ten different banks to get the coins and it took him three hours to unroll them. >> so basically, he did the most work in all of his prank. he did show them. >>> we'll be right back with more. hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround. tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround. when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit that includes a video and full color brochure. dennis celorie: "it's by far the best chair i've ever owned." terri: "last year, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for "little or no money." jim plunkitt: "no cost. absolutely no cost to me." breaking news...when you call today, we'll include a free hoveround collapsible grabber with the purchase of your p

bill walsh was old school. he didn't believe physicality existed at that time was good over the long hall.n other words, you have a two game season... singletary has a different meaning. >> it is unlike athletics or great to watch. all right, that is our news. good night.

must miller and there are still flaws it carrying the bill storing load for the reigning bundesliga champions of the open the squirrelly to the second hall for saving that song through pass to make it longer when the seventy four minutes and he's twenty ten world cup team mate clause a full day of that effort in the eighty first the city's two year old converting from up close stick with the game out of reach the south and are getting their season off the great stuff because the pool was super cop a to. meanwhile the season already kicked off and france and moss a suffered an upset in the open at the defending champions losing to the newly promoted to juan at tellme the visitors open seven minutes off the hoff time equal so we have the long range effort there are say pulled back in the seventy seventh though mamma do some also working hard for this finish. the big one you can almost have the last word on this one mike ross from the right wing and you sat at our robin has in the wind up from point blank range and embarrassing start to their title defense from us saying. we all know also failed to get the points on the first day of all sea

they proved on the health bill, the country was so opposed to the bill, they gave up having town hall meetings because people were so hostile. every single national polls said that the country was opposed to obama-care. they lost senator edward kennedy's seat. below is the seat in massachusetts on the issue of health care. their reaction is, we will ranid down your throat. we will run over you and there is nothing you can do about it. of course, there is something you can do about it. it is called an election. they may lose the house and senate. their new plan is, let's get back together after the election and has every bad piece of legislation we can before we go at a session this fall. we should demand of every candidate in both partner -- both parties that they will pledge that they will not come back for a lame duck session. so that the new congress can start afresh in january. those people should be the ones making the law because they represent the will of the american people. the folks you will have been defeated do not represent the will of the american people. a lame-duck ses

after that, obama encourages senators to pass the small- business bill after the congressional recess. later, a town hall meeting in california with republican representative ed royce. >> after nixon lost the 1962 california governor's race, the owners offered a former vice president the job as commissioner of baseball. nixon was flattered, but declined, telling the owners "don't tell pat. she would kill me for turning you down. >> find all of c-span american history tv online anytime at the c-span video library. is washington your way. watch what you want, when you want. >> our guest this week is as it chooses ed markey who chairs the house energy environment subcommittee. on thursday the latest oversight hearing looked at the effects on the bp oil spill in the gulf of mexico. >> thanks for having me on. >> that he introduce our reporters. we have an energy in burma and reporter and a washington post internment reporter. but since the oil stopped blowing in the gulf, there has been an increased focus on the long-term effects of the spill. the administration earlier this month announced that as much as a

kingdom is available in the house bill and the forty one hotel the old waverly hotel they get on closer to the mill stone hutto some country house holiday is the pool. halls the room brant the crew meet the chesterfield the once accused moto the royal the rubens hotel. relentless fires claimed dozens of lives in russia as a record breaking heat wave shows no sign of letting up. and join me are the bennetts in the moscow region where firefighters all managing to control a blaze the smoke is still choking the atmosphere and spreading to the city. flushing president left his summer residence to hold emergency meeting on firefighting ancram like. in other news tightening their grip on tehran washington imposes new sanctions severing ties with the rainy and groups thought to be aiding terrorists. also coming up in the business update as the severe drought in russia devastates week production we're looking at the impact three having across the world join us in about twenty minutes time. this is r.t. it's eleven pm here in moscow this wednesday night the fourth of august welcome if you just joined us is kevin zero in with the top stories and first one hundred fi

hall doesn't use is available to others. conservation creates a savings. this city haum electric bill runs almost $1 million per year. steps like turning off heat overnight. >> we're able to shut those systems down and take advantage of that and use that for energy savings off the bat. >> it was 93 degrees outside at noon but city hall using only 5% of one chiller to cool the building. two other chillers were off. neighboring santa clara operates a yu timt power and didn't call for cut ak backs pointing at late spring snowfall. wrunoff used to produce electric power. >> there has been a moderate summer snowfall happening may which created llt of water this year after three years of drought, a lot of that water is still available for use this late in the season. >> there is california continues to grow but per capita use has been flat. the numy plant shut down this year and emmy -- empty offices dot silicon valley. >> the heelt is causing problems in the east bay. and there is a fire now burning near mount diablo. >> we have cal fire division chief on the line for us. we understand there is an update? >> yes. 125 acre

white act in a ceremony on the city hall steps, they remembered the 13 year old boy who was diagnosed with aids in 1984 and died in 1990. that year, congress passed a bill that provided extensive funding for aids research and treatment. over the past 20 years, the bill and its subsequent reauthorizations have provided $500 million to the san francisco bay area. >>> looks as though people who work for large companies will be paying more for health insurance next year. the survey found employers expect their medical benefit costs to jump almost 9% next year. 63% said they plan to increase the percentage that employees contribute to health insurance premiums. >>> rumors are swirling that verizon may soon start celling the iphone, which is sold exclusively by at&t. one of the big questions is will apple change the specific pesky antenna. apple will not likely change the design for verizon's phones because a redesign would take too much time. >>> a central coast republican. also ahead find out what his party is doing to gain more control in washington. details of the gop election year game plan straight ahead. >>> plus, how long will unseasonally cool temper

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while i was covering this bill, there were more than 2000 industry lobbyists roaming the halls of congress. they spent hundreds of millions of dollars lobbying during the process. i was waiting to have an interview with one senator. a physically bump into a lobbyist -- i physically bumped into a lobbyist in the foyer. there was no room to sit because there were so many lobbyists in there. there was only really one group that was lobbying for the other side of the bill. that was americans for financial reform. they only had 60 lobbyists. they were all volunteers. there were lobbying for the good side, in my opinion. you have 2000 lobbyists representing interests that can translate into hundreds of millions in campaign contributions for these politicians. on the other side, you of one mostly volunteer group with a loose coalition of people mostly working in their spare time. they're not offering the same kind of financial power. seen in a lot of bills recently is that when push comes to shove, elected officials will ultimately almost always side with the interests fund their campaigns, even

to give oral to kids the governor signed a bill that allows california to the list of states that will hold adults legally responsible if they give rosa hall to mourners. it would apply to adults and knowingly allow minors to drink alcohol in their home they could then be allowed to be liable if it is found to be the major cause of injury or death. it is our the legal to give our call to miners' better state is one of three states and the british civil lawsuits even in cases pending with teenage deaths. coming up on the kron 4 morning news much more weather, traffic in news but before we come back here is a live look at the skyline is in francisco. it will be a warm day the last one day of the week and then there is a cooling trend followed a day when we come back. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as you can see 86 degrees and lens but notice the next few days to draw stunned as the bitter over the weekend so you might need a sweater over the next few days but today is your last day to enjoy it very warm weather. speaking of enjoying a i wonder they're entering the traffic situation listen literature eric hickey go with the ful

hall and many places statewide will be very busy preparing those licenses. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> theresa, thank you. >> checking other top stories this morning. overnight oakland police broke up a billwing operation and arrested two burglars in the process. this all happened around midnight. officers were called to a restaurant on east 12th street. when they arrived they found two people throwing bags of marijuana out of a second-floor window and arrested them. >> before we go, one final look at the beautiful cloudy gray weather out there. >> viewing from fairfield, brightening up already. but today look for high temperatures once again below the average. even mist and drizzle this morning from san francisco to north bay, the peninsula. 61 with late-day clearing. 65 oakland. that's about 3 degrees warmer than yesterday. a mild 79 in concord. 75 in san jose with 65 and late day clearing in santa cruz. a look ahead doesn't show much of a change although we'll be looking at temperatures very comfortable in our east bay valleys. frances. >> hi, lisa. one slow spot in the bay area. san jose where you see traffic is pretty slow from the 17 interchange up towards winchester where a five-ca

bill, are least take it down. >> there was a similar dynamic last year. i went to a couple of these in the west. there were some town hall meetings. there would be huge rallies with a band and speaker by the other side. it seemed then there was a real imbalance in terms of political momentum between the environmentalists and the energy industry. the congress did not act. now the environmentalists are having to play defense. what they have left is the obama administration ability to regulate greenhouse gases. many companies want to take that away. >> closing with bp, congressman ed markey said he wanted to see bp stand for bills paid. how much authority does congress have? what tools to they have to ensure that the people who may have claims on the money get it is? >> there is a lot of statutory authority enforcement against bp to pay for the cleanup itself. there is an unclear issue concerning the liability, at $75 million. it is a crucial point in the legislation. it is stalled now. both bills would eliminate the cap. that is why the obama administration stepped in and made them do that. the administration has exacted a

bill. we will look bad on congressional testimony from roger clemens. he has been indicted for allegedly lying to congress about using steroids. after that, a town hall with republican ed royce. then, the congressional budget report on the deficit. a couple of things to tell you about tomorrow morning. the condensed -- the executive commission will discuss china and human trafficking. that is on c-span to. then, we talked to admiral allen to talk about the response to the gulf oil spill. >> one of the things about the rhetorical life in washington is that every major figure from the president on down is merely reading what to somebody else in committee has produced. >> philip terzian wrote speeches for jimmy carter. >> just before leaving for vacation, president obama called on seven republicans to allow a vote on a small business bill after the recess. this failed on a procedural vote after a dispute on an amendment. >> good morning, everyone. i have been urging congress to pass a jobs bill that will to two big things for small businesses. cut their taxes and make homes more available. i have been adamant about this because small businesses are the

hall needs to be ready. i know the mayor when in the you know what he was saying are they doing anything differently? >> they're bracing for a billaw a lot of shares a late around talking about what they plan to do at this point they're not needed. it's very peaceful from what i understand had to be the upper. it seems like san francisco they should be ready to go i talked to a lot of same-sex couples they believe this they will be left it they have a lot of confidence in this even if it is lifted and it could be overturned by 2012 if there reaches supreme court they want to get married now just a case their marriages will build the state the case ruling is overturned. >> you will notify us immediately and will keep watching. we will tell you is as we find what they're really is will have it immediately on our web site at kron 4 dot com. we will be blocking live as well today your reaction. 10:33 a.m. a live look here we are silks of dent in san francisco was going on with >> the weather> the golden gate press bridge dense fog and low clouds. we will continue to warm up this weekend your weekend forecast looks like this getting i

and every bill have been giving the green light for the key at expansion which means that some residents are point to be upset. they have a warehouse that is a few blocks away from city hall need the space for storage and for large item pick up but residents around their are concerned about the potential noise and increased traffic. the pact the city council meeting last night. >> our city will suffer from this >> this proposal is a good for it ikea but it offers nothing to the surrounding neighborhood. >> we object >> if residents decide to appeal of two weeks to take the issue to the city council >> quick break and the kron4 news morning news will continue here's a look at the cemetery bridge we have sunshine showing in traffic switching theory time is of the scene and your looking at on a creek there is an essential enough air in the inland spots. it is 64 degrees and it's gonna give us time to give into the upper seventies. upper 80s and then back down to 72 by 8:00 hour. we're seeing a cool down as we head into the we found for today. partly cloudy conditions causing some increasing clouds and a bit of fog and that sunday. it is wintering six is on the bay entities o