i was standing in markets books last week and found out it is the same building that was bob city.t was a club that john co ltrane performed in. there is a music history and an incredible history. i hope sometimes i think we should have cafes or we have all these individuals to sit around and share what they know of the history of the district. it is pretty incredible. so today, i have a proclamation for two outstanding individuals, mr. bobby webb and mr. marion sullivan. i would like to invite them to the podium and i will say a few words. mr. marion sullivan was born in alabama and raised in the bay area. he started working for his brother as a youth and started his own and entrepreneurial -- his own entrepreneurial career. he has carried on the name and the business savvy of his family by operating a host of business enterprises and has served his country and his community with tremendous pride. as a business proprietor and employer, a san francisco and in the community advocate, mr. sullivan has participated in a variety of pursuits and is an invaluable benefit to his community

cities they're in? >> eric: we know obama's have high-paying job. >> bob: they're in similar cities.ance art exhibit for keystone pipeline. >> dana: the largest art exhibit ever. >> greg: that happens to transport oil. we have to move on. coming up, the bizarre world of child beauty p pageants. that's next. ♪ ♪ ely. but because of business people like you, things are beginning to get rolling. and regions is here to help. making it easier with the expertise and service to keep those wheels turning. from business loans to cash management, we want to be your partner moving forward. so switch to regions. and let's get going. together. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. tap into a single pool of shareable data and add up to 10 different devices, including smartphones and tablets. the first plan of its kind. share everything. only from verizon. get $100 off select motorola 4g lte smartphones like the droid razr. ♪ ♪ >> bob: dolly parton. great contribution to america. kentucky mother is facing custody battle after exploi exploiting her daughter when she stressed

cities they're in? >> eric: we know obama's have high-paying job. >> bob: they're in similar cities. performance art exhibit for keystone pipeline. >> dana: the largest art exhibit ever. >> greg: that happens to transport oil. we have to move on. coming up, the bizarre world of child beauty p pageants. that's next. ♪ ♪ ely. ♪ ♪ >> bob: dolly parton. great contribution to america. kentucky mother is facing custody battle after exploi exploiting her daughter when she stressed her, as five years old, as dolly parton for the reality tv show "toddlers and tiarras." here is a clip from the episode. >> it was made for me when i used to compete in pageants so it's special for matty because she knows it's mom's. >> it goes like that. >> when she wears the face boobs and face buttocks it's an added bonus. who are you? >> dolly. >> dolly who? >> lolldy parton. >> bob: what is happening is this woman is in a custody battle for that child. the father has been given joint custody by a judge. but the child stays with the father, which means they think that this is a pretty serious thing the mother

bob: the olympic committee. freddie but not to the host city. >> bob: they give some of it to the host city.lps, he lost, he won the gold in the $200 butterfly -- 200 butterfly three times in a row or twice in a row. going for his third. i thought he won it. >> kimberly: his mom, too. >> bob: he lost by .05 of a second. give credit where credit is due. i mean this as a positive way. darwin said we all came from fish. i didn't retain any of those darwinian dna notches. but phelps did. he is built to be a swimmer. the fact younger guys beat him, so what? >> eric: you look like a fish. >> dana: so one thing that the international olympic committee -- >> eric: it was your idea to start with the olympics. let's go. >> dana: the person with the previous record of the medals, that phelps beat, she wanted to present the medal to phelps. cool thing. but the ioc said way. >> eric: the oec is smart. -- ioc is smart. they keep very much -- no, they keep a lot of control on the clips that you can run. where you advertise. these are going to be advertising banks. they'll make so much money and generate so

have appeared in or directed films in the city are such big names as alfred hitchcock, francis ford copla, george lucas and robin williams. in 1996, ktvu's bob shaw presented a multi cog movie. if the only thing you knew of san francisco you might think it's a dark place. >> dynamic, eighth largest cosmopolitan city in the united states. like every big city it has its share of crime and violence. >>> actually on fill film san francisco seems to have its fair share of crime and violence. >> we're holding up the back. >> we're holding up the back. >> sorry we're holding up the back. >> what are you going to do boys? >> i'm going to set fire to san francisco. >> reporter: everyone seems to have something to hide. >> where are we? >> in the tunnel leading to the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: and there's always something sinister happening under the golden gate bridge. >> this road leads under the bridge. >> reporter: even alcatraz can't rest in peace. >> harry, look out. >> reporter: according to movies half our citizens are villains or nut jobs and the other half are cops or detectives and one is always chasing the other. in lady from shangh

>> bob: he went to london and compared his work in salt lake city, town of 500,000 to a town of 7 million and said the security wasn't adequate. he knows -- >> greg: the english media said it wasn't adequate. >> bob: that is not the point. if you want to be a world leader you want to diss everybody. >> greg: if there are american athletes there, you're damn right. >> andrea: in political campaigns it's not wise to make your message criticizing -- >> dana: all he needed is the picture. president obama and mitt romney are doing too many interviews. they could do without those. especially now. in the dead heat of summer. everybody is watching the olympics. they will get back to the economy. you are right. he could haven't moved the olympics. the timing wasn't ideal. >> andrea: he is thinking they are not going to drop this. we get to this later, but they'll have elizabeth warren and others speak at the convention. they're not backing off we didn't build the comments. but he was gaining momentum and had obama on the ropes and left. democrats aren't going to stop using the talking point. >> bo

bob! >> brian: from the mile high city. >> bob: our good friend, juan williams, who sits here, terrific guyvery good when it comes to education. innovative set. look at the piece he has on sunday night. >> a fox news reporting special. worked op it for a year. the people in the documentary unit. we are going around the country and talking to people who are turning around publicly funded schools. >> one of the main concept is empower students to take charge of the education. they are working independently. but also collaboratively with the teachers with our staff, team. >> i like it. i keep saying i'll come back to work here, i won't leave you. >> check out the special with juan. good luck. >> eric: very quickly, housekeeping. remember an je la, the lady from philadelphia who was being, come up with $1,000. i promised to raise it for her. i have $1,000 check in here to go to angela. after the show. in the mail. very quickly, jon stewart, damn you for figuring out my secret. take a look. >> a larger care. obamacare is driving the price of pizza through the roof. socialism sucks. i'm sure your

reporting live outside san francisco city hall, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> memorial serviceswill be held for bay area sheriff who served the community nearly a half a century. sheriff ruke lost his battle with leukemia. the 69-year-old served back in 1965 before retiring two years ago. he helped expanse the force to 1,000 employees during his tenure. the private memorial will be held in frederick hill later this morning. >> a tough day for the family of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. today marks five months since she disappeared. the search continues. marla tellez is in the newsroom with the latest on this investigation. good morning. >> good morning. the sheriff's department tells me deputies and dive teams are on standby waiting for the next tip that could lead them to the body of sierra lamar. deputies believe the 15-year-old was murdered. the suspect is a 21-year-old who remains in custody after being arrested in may. lamar disappeared march 16 after leaving her home. five months later volunteers continue searches hiking through open space week after week. mar

bob. >> i'm relaxed. i'm very relaxed. i'm very relaxed. >> reporter: when you laugh you look frighteningly like your dad. more than 30 years after the reggae legend died the cityed it a bob marley day. we spent it with ziggy. >> ziggy marley is in the city hall here. ♪ all i ever had >> reporter: your father had a huge popularity among white people, does that matter? does it have an issue in it? >> it had an issue in america because he wanted african-americans to hear his message. >> reporter: how do you feel when you play his music? >> i just feel i'm playing music. ♪ for you for you >> i'm surprised, if i'm doing a concert and i have a problem with the audience -- i just bob marley's son. ♪ i shot the sheriff >> and i go, all right, let me go back and do some of my stuff. >> reporter: bob marley died at the age of just 36 of cancer. and ziggy has taken on the mantle. first singing with his brothers and sisters in the melody makers now a solo artist. his latest album is "wild and free" in which he sings a song of freedom for marijuana. ♪ fruits of the tree, the herbs of the field. ♪ >> mostly i smoke it if i feel like it. when i smoke, i feel like reading my

also note in the city, we do have the police activity. bob redell is on the scene.s items around geary and jones, 38 and 27 bus lines go through the area. that will mean a minor reroute because a couple of blocks are closed. look for sfpd and where they have it blocked off. that will mean another two or three minutes through the area. as long as the signals are okay for you. coming off of the san mateo bridge, a smooth drive westbound. eastbound away from the peninsula a smooth drive. a flat section here, look at that, you see folks coming off the bridge. to the south. no slowing. but over labor day weekend it's closed, starting friday at 10:00 and the south bay construction. 880 at 101. back to you. >> good to know. >> 5:21. why republicans plan to do things a little differently at this year's national convention. >> plus, the question is are they unstoppable? we hope so. petaluma advances in the little league world series. meet the only other bay area team to win that title. here's a hint. it was decades ago.ç >> reporter: i'm bob redell. take you back here live

reporting live here outside san francisco city hall, bob ridell. >>> the events surrounding the sheriff have been unfolding since last december. he and his wife's altercation happened on new years' eve. his attorneys argued it was not official misconduct because he wasn't sworn in as sheriff until a week later. he pleaded guilty in march to missed false imprisonment as part of a plea bargain and suspend suspended at that point without pay. in june his wife came back from her native venezuela to testify in the ethics hearings. we have been following developments for months. you can find complete coverage and sign up for breaking news alert at nbcbayarea.com. >>> today marks five months since morgan hill has seen lamar disappear. though, a suspect it in custody, still no sign of her body. as i learned this morning, that is not stopping her mother from keeping hope alive. >> it's extremely difficult. >> reporter: she is wearing a parent's worst nightmare and five months now waking up every day not knowing what happened to her 15-year-old daughter sierra. >> i feel this plight will never en

i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> eric: for two weeks every other year, america put ace side politics, forget about the climbing gas prices, the job report and focuses the attention on the men and women representing this fine country. the olympics, a breath of fresh air in tough times. a moment to just enjoy good old-fashioned american pride. proud we are, where scott parsons, kayaker who lives in a friend's basement to survive or any of the 17 military men and women representing like wrestler and army sergeant

bob marley gets a big honor. teresa garcia has those stories and more in this look at entertainment. >> reporter: the los angeles city council declared tuesday bob marley day. two of the late music legends' children accepted a proclamation on the council on his behalf. >> i want to say thank you very much to the center for this great honor. we appreciate it. we have roots in l.a. now so we're a part of the city. so thank you very much. >> reporter: the event coincides with the dvd release of the marli documentary. -- >> marley documentary. the film was made with the family's support and features rare footage and never before scene performances of the late reggae legend. the first trailer from the upcoming thriller "zero dark 30" was just released. the action packed movie is about the special ops mission to track down osama bin laden. the film is from katherine bigelow, the oscar winning director of "the hurt lucker." faith hill and tim mcgraw are taking their act to las vegas. they'll be performing for ten weekends at the v.a. nearby shan -- venetian starting this december. tickets for the general public go on sale m

reporting live here in north san jose, bob redell, nbc11 news. >>> peninsula city is under attack by mosquitoes that literally bite through clothes and now the county is fighting back. right now, an aerial assault is under way at the palo alto bay lands. a helicopter is spraying up to 400 acres to kill the breeding grounds of a very aggressive simp mosquito. they say the mosquito is not known to carry west nile virus but it is large and has a vicious bite. these mosquitoes also attack during the day and such a problem in palo alto, some businesses including the nearby golf course are actually losing customers. >> the most time i'm away of the mosquitoes is when i'm playing golf and that is with adults and we are all talking about them. i was out here about three weeks ago and they were biting through our clothes. >> they say the best way to protect yourself is wear long sleeves and long pants and repellant. the spraying started about 8:00 this morning and is expected to last four hours. officials say the spray they used is environmentally friendly. brentwood, the district is treating

i'm dana perino with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, eric bolling, and -- >> greg: greg gutfeld. >> dana: it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> dana: yesterday was quite a day for america. the u.s. women's gymnastics team took the gold for the first time in 16 years and the competition didn't come close. the swimmers taking team gold themselves. among them was michael phelps who became the most decorated olympian of all time. get to the amazing accomplishments in moments. but first, i got home and i was walking the olympics and up popped a political ad. both sides taking shots at each other. take a look. >> president obama first term economically, $800 million stimulus. >> to create 3-4 million jobs. >> billions were spent in foreign countries. millions went to political insiders. millions more unaccounted for.

. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live outside san francisco city hall where what happens here today couldetermine whether or not the sheriff ross mirkarimi gets to keep his job. that story coming up. >> the cooldown continues. low 90s inland today. 70s bayside, 60s at the coast. we're going to talk about thunderstorms in the bay area

our guest host is bob doll, senior adviser to blackrock and tobias levkovich, chief u.s. equity strategist for citiouthful. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. great to have you here today. bob you saw what happened with stocks last week, we saw a pullback but at the end of the week less than a 1% drop. does the trend continue from here? what is driving things? >> well, we've run hard, becky, double digit percentage since the early june period when we had the pullback related to europe. there's good news in the market. that doesn't mean there isn't more good news to come. i've been using the phrase we have a muddle through economy and grind higher equity market. we've done better in the last couple months so maybe take a little rest. we have plenty of liquidity, central banks providing from all over the place, probably a fair amount of investment but we're short confidence, business confidence, consumer confidence, policy confidence, economic confidence and so that's why it's muddling through. >> owe bias, we'll hear from ben bernanke at the end of the week. we have the fomc minutes last week which

city. we are five degrees warmer than we were 22 hours ago. mold spores at high levels today. these are whether bobok at the midway airport reading. at o'hare we were the third warmest month in july. about six tenths of an inch of rain expected in the next couple of days with he and visors down to the south. these are advisories' for fire and wildfire potentially out to the west. it looks like the rest of the week will be cooler. increasing cloudiness tonight. low temperatures 68-72. mid- upper 80s at the beaches. >> its and not necessarily what you expect to find inside of a chicago auto body shop, me to the mechanic who is changing lives for the better. you know what i love about this country? trick question. i love everything about this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn so you can enjoy all this great land of ours has to offer like demolition derbies. and drive thru weddings. so if you're one of those people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day, block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place. [

. >> in the spring of 1980, no one wanted to believe a serial killer was loose in the city, even when bob buffington spotted a disturbing pattern. >> there had been a sharp increase in the number of children under the age of 14 who had been killed. >> when he told his boss at homicide, the major threatened to transfer him. >> and i truly think that they were afraid that there would be a panic. >> it was this mother, after the loss of her 9-year-old son, who finally forced police to listen, but not until almost a year after her boy died. camille bell and her children lived in these project apartments. poor to the eye, but rich in mind and spirit. yusuf bell was an honor student in the gifted program at school. on a warm october sunday in 1979, he walked away on an errand to buy snuff for an elderly lady downstairs. >> he went barefooted in a pair of brown shorts. he got to the store. he bought the snuff. he started back home. >> less than half a block from this store, yusuf bell stepped off this curb and vanished. >> and nobody saw anybody do anything or anything. but they did see him come

ranked one of the safest cities, now there is concern that san jose police are equipped to deal with escalating crime. in six days, four people are dead, a number of others injured. bob is live with a look at how city leaders now and the community are trying to deal with this problem. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. yes, four homicides over the past week. police do not see this as being an upward trend, that's not how they are characterizing it. rather, it's anomaly according to the police chief moore. this map we're putting up on the screen shows the location of where those people were murdered. most of these crimes taking place last monday. there were two men shot in separate instances that day, and a third crime, a woman stabbed to death with a samurai sword. then yesterday morning the fourth homicide of the week, another man shot to death near south winchester. no arrests in that case. police are investigating whether at least some of these murders are gang related. mayor chuck reed says this violence shows the city needs more officers on the street. how to pay for it, though, is a point of contention. the mayor is arguing pension reform woul

. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live in the south bay, the only second city in the bay area to enact a new anti-harassment ordinance when it comes to bicyclists. that story coming up. >> right now how about a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. nice and easy very early. guess what, it's friday, august 17th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. it is 4:30. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everybody. sorry to step on you. i'm jon kelley. we start with breaking news. san francisco firefighters right now still on the scene of an early morning house fire. that fire happening at a home on vienna street in the mission terrace district located north of john mclaren park. we're hearing at least one victim has been reported. it's unclear if that person is still alive. we will have a live report on that scene coming up at the top of the hour. >> let's hope the firefighters have calm conditions. . let's check the forecast. >> good morning. happy friday everybody. temperatures this morning are nice and mild. it's cool to start. we don't have a lot of

of hurricane season this city would be a safe bet for the 65,000 people expected to travel here next week. if there is an order to evacuate, it will come from tampa's mayor, bob buckhorn. >> in terms of an actual evacuation of the city of tampa, that is my call. we haven't been hit by a hurricane in 90 years but we plan for this every year. >> reporter: one thing that makes tampa so vulnerable? it's bound by water to the south and west and in a major hurricane a storm surge could swamp the city under more than eight feet of water. even if isaac only brushes the area there could be logistical problems. while the convention is in tampa, the majority of the delegates are staying at beach hotels on the other side of tampa bay in pinellas county. the three bridges and causeways make it a short, 30-minute drive. but if winds require closing the bridges the over land route can take up to three hours each way. police who have been training for crowd control for months say one thing isaac may do is keep tens of thousands of protesters away. >> this is declared an unlawful assembly. >> reporter: a federal law enforcement bulletin today warns there is high confidence an

>> bob: every place. >> andrea: you think the country is culturally declining, look at new york city.ternity tests. it's tough for parents to explain to their children what is happening. i think, rae lil, really, everybody? really a dna truck? >> bob: keept

nbc bay area's bob redell takes a look at how city leaders plan to deal with the escalating problem. >> reporter: within the past several hours another person has been shot in san jose. officers found this man with at least one gunshot wound around 9:00 last night on the 1600 block of east san antonio street. last report from police, his injuries are possibly life-threatening. no arrests yet. if you look at what's happened in san jose since monday, there have be has been a lot of violence. this map shows the locations of where four people were murdered last week. monday a man was shot to death in his car at charles creek and oakland road. late they're day, a man killed a woman using a samurai sword outside a wallgreens, a vigil for her tonight. a 21-year-old man was also shot that day. he ended up dying wednesday. and then yesterday morning, another man was shot and killed. that taking place near south winchester. that is four homicides. doesn't include other crimes in which people were seriously hurt. >> the gangs are just getting ridiculous out here. that's all there is to it. >> i

does the city need to keep with all the zoning law, though? >> bob: first, nice of you to do. these things, feed the homeless without permits. i do a program or did a program living in washington down in the square where we didn't have permits. we just put baloney and cheese sandwiches together and gave them out. we have didn't have a permit. if people are willing to feed people, food that is not, you know, loaded with poison or something let them eat. these people are hungry. get this through your head. other services are wonderful but if they're hungry they need to eat. >> andrea: isn't there a bigger point, too. that the government is telling poor people where they can and cannot eat? democracy they're telling poor people and children you can starve. if you don't have the proper ordinary ordinary, you're violating the rules so go to bed hungry. >> dana: she should have gotten a key to the city. >> kimberly: where do we decide these are the rules? can't hand lemonade stand. can't feed homeless hungry children. it's really wrong in every way. >> bob: what message does it send