boxer: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mrs. boxer: mr. president. the presiding officer: there was objection to the original request. yes. objection was heard. mrs. boxer: mr. president. so there we are. there we are. there was objection to a clean extension of the f.a.a. and a result -- as a result of republican objection, people are hurting all over this country, safety projects are being delayed, and this is just part of what we've seen since the republicans took over the house. now, my friend said that everything they've put in this had been voted on by the senate. it's just not true. it's not true. not everything in this extension was voted on by the senate. so let's get our facts straight. my friend also said that the house is gone, too bad, give it up. not true. i served there for 10 years. if you can hot line it over there and get everyone to agree, they're going to be able to pass it over there. so don't give the american people misinformation on this. it can be done. it just takes a will to be done. house members have taken off, gone home,

. >> plus barbara boxer barbara boxer wants to keepgrass congress from cutting back on highway funds. which bay area city seems to be getting dirtier and why. . >>> we into cover developing news, happening in the north bay and impacting hundreds or thousands of drivers. news copper 2 is over the scene of the richmond-san rafael bridge and traffic that bridge is crawling. erators difficult situation there because of a police stand- off. a mile stretch of 580 in both directions is closed between francisco boulevard and 101. the richmond-san rafael bridge has been shut down for hours. we checked on www.ktvu.com, 37 is also difficult. this is a picture you never see at 5:30. this is the part of 580 shut down. i-580. a mile stretch has been shut down to detour around a hotel where police are watching a armed gunman. we have cruise around the scene. we will bring you updates here and on www.ktvu.com as soon as we get them. >>> we have major news tonight from oakland. the police chief from the school district resigned because of a tirade where he used the "n" word over and over. ktvu's rita

senator boxer is in favor of the deal. in a statement she says this agreement would help us avoid a catastrophic default and keep republicans from holding the full faith and credit of the united states hostage. house minority leader nancy pelosi says she is planning to meet with democratic house members this morning, stopping short of giving the plan her public endorsement. we're of course following all of the latest developments as this happens and we're going to take you live to capitol hill coming up in a few minutes. >> richmond police are on the scene of a double shooting this morning. there are few details to report now but investigators are on the scene to collect evidence and also they continue to look for two suspects still on the loose. damian trujillo joins us live from the scene in richmond. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the homicide investigators are still in control of the crime scene behind me. i can tell you there is a body lying on the sidewalk in front of those police cars. witnesses at

we in society, we would not put a 140 pound boxer in the ring with a 280 pound boxer. it's just not fair and we're the 140 pound boxer. petco is someone who out ways as in so many different ways. the store on 18th street is an excellent location to put anr

we in society, we would not put a 140 pound boxer in the ring with a 280 pound boxer. it's just not fair and we're the 140 pound boxer. petco is someone who out ways as in so many different ways. the store on 18th street is an excellent location to put another store that is the verse from pet foods that the community -- diverse from pet foods that the community can use and enjoy in a different way. there are plenty of pet stores in the area to service the existing community. we have been there for years and years and -- as other communities have, and we don't feel it's correct for a big bucks to come in and approached the hard work we have had to service our customers. [tone] supervisor mar: i just wanted to add that there is a pet supply store within a couple blocks from this site and there is also pets' corner and drew's canine corner and those are the ones they're just the closest. there are a number of others as well. >> it good afternoon, supervisors.

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. >>> senator barbara boxer was speaking at an event in oakland around the time of that earthquake and she took a moment to talk about the situation on the east coast. >> those of us here understand what earthquakes are all about. but for my staff and family that i have there, they honestly didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: senator boxer went on to say that all of her colleagues, friends and family in that area are fine. >>> our coverage continues on ktvu.com. you will find more video from today's earthquake and a preparedness guide to make sure you're ready in the events of the big one just click on the east coast earthquake tab. >>> in just the past ten minutes, a man was pulled to safety in the east bay hills where his car went off a cliff in oakland. we want to show you a live picture right now. this is from news chopper 2 where rescue crews have just put the driver of that vehicle into a chopper. we've been told that crews rescued one man that was ejected from the car. he's now being taken to the hospital. no word yet on his condition. >>> the punishment was handed down

senator boxer spoke to union workers today at the construction site of the oakland airport's new tower. the project was on hold for weeks. work stopped on 200 airport projects around the country and 4,000 workers were furloughed as a result oo. when work shuts down, it represents failure. and when work is ongoing this represents success, i'm here to say we can't afford another shut down. i'm going to do everything in my power that i can do to avoid it congress reached a temporary new agreement earlier this month. but that expires september 16th. >> a bill that would prevent a california company from laying off workers in an area, then getting a tax break by hiring in another failed to get support today. the new law would have prevented companies that move within california from receiving a $37,000 tax credit for each new hire. that came to move from brisbane, firing 150 employees to where it would hire new workers, lawmakers say it wasn't fair to reward companies to fire employees and hire in another. >> you're punishing a company for relocating into the central valley where there is a

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has san jose seen one of its own boxers make it to the olympic team.ntil now. 18 year old eros correa (air-rosse won his spot, in the >>> not since 1932 has san jose seen one of its own boxers make it to the u.s. olympic team until now. 18-year-old eros chorea won his spot in the final in alabama. not only that, he ended up beating a guy that he had lost to in a previous round. he only learned how to box three years ago. he weighs in at a lofty 108. he trains at the san jose pal gym. he's locked in for the 2012 games in london. he says he is staying away from girls for now so he can keep his focus on boxing. >> smart young man. we're going to have keep an eye on him, dennis. very promising. >> as he gets ready for his pursuit of gold and olympic glory. i wonder if he can hit a baseball. the giants could use him right about now. carlos beltran had an mr and i the results say he suffered a sprained wrist yesterday against the phillies. there is no structural damage. he could play as soon as tomorrow. start the clock. pirates struck early. first inning, l

the 18-year-old boxer and the s. athletic team will compete at the world championships, after winning the trials in mobile, alabama. >> i was proud. i was confident. i knew i was going to win. that was exciting. i didn't think i was going to do that good out here. i shocked everyone. >> if he and the other competitors finish within the top ten at the world championships, they'll be guaranteed a spot at the 2012 games. >>> some members of the san francisco giants have a real bad habit. so, they are turning to hypnosis to break it. it may not improve their batting averages or their rbi totals. but it could improve their overall health. >> reporter: under the watchful eye of bruce bochy, the san francisco giants are defending the team's first world championship. the ballpark is home for bochy. but for the last 35 years, it triggered a dangerous habit. >> once i walked in the ballpark, that was the first thing i went for. >> reporter: like many players, bochy was hooked on chewing tobacco. >> been trying to stop the dipp

go ahead. >> chairman boxer, chairman carper, ranking member reso, and members of the committee, good morning. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today. my views regarding the way forward are summarized as follows -- first, it is important to bear in mind the significant task force conclusion that the current regulatory commission has served the public well, and a sequence of events like those that happened in fukushima are unlikely in the united states. second, many people have referred to the events in fukushima as unthinkable or not foreseen and implied that we should protect nuclear plants from unimaginable events. however, there is growing evidence the historical record of tsunami is had not been used improperly to determine the design basis, and consequently protection of the plans was not sufficient. in addition, the location was less than optimal with respect to protection against flooding. the accident was not of extremely low probability. it was not unthinkable or unforeseen. these observations suggest they should be mindful of striking a should be mindful of

senator boxer says the senate has already approved a bill to provide funding for the faa. today she called on house leaders to do the same. >>> former governor schwarzenegger is planning a movie come back. he'll be in a modern day western called "last stance" this will be schwarzenegger first role since leaving office. >>> the family of singer amy winehouse says that toxicology tests show there were no illegal drugs in her system when she died. the findings showed that alcohol was present but it hasn't been determined yet if that played a role in her death last month. an initial postmortum failed to determine a cause of death. >>> i'm scott mcfarland live in washington, on the street after the earthquake, why was the city so spooked and what's the latest on the damage. >>> buildings swaying and thousands of people flooding out into the streets after that earthquake on the east coast. needles to say folks back there are not used to earthquakes. this was the strongest earthquake to hit washington, d.c. since 1847. scott mcfarland was there during the earthquake, where were y

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lopez has been training boxers for 30 years but never had an olympian, until now. >> this will be thee. this is what every amateur boxer, this is what our program is all about, for them to reach their potential. >> she hasn't quite made it to next year's summer games yet. he has to qualify at the world championships which take place next month. and we wish him the best. >> what a great story. the other big sorts news, the at&t park, the giants game at at&t park, what a brawl. let's check in with henry. >> a boxing story over to the boxing that took place at at&t. yes, the giants and phillies acting like enemies and boy, did it get ugly. all your highlights and tell you who got ejected. plus hear from a player when we -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that c help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda.

>> right. >> millionaires and billionaires. >> exactly. >> reporter: yesterday senator boxer was carefulo say this would not involve property taxs. >> these would be voluntary contributions. >> and today she admitted getting a tax increase through congress probably wouldn't fly. >> if it is called a tax increase they will have a problem. but if we call it tax reform or loophole closings, hopefully we can do that. >> reporter: well, call it what you can but president does have one big bargaining chip with congressional republicans, the bush era tax cuts. the president can allow them to expire and the republicans would have a difficult time rein stating them unless they win a two thirds majority in the senate. in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc 7 news. >>> vice president joe biden touched down in beijing today at the start of a nine day tour through china, japan and then mongolia. he is traveling with his daughter a social worker in delaware. his talksion expected to focus on the debt crisis in the united states as the biggest overseas holder of u.s. treasury bills china seeks washington'

yeah, i have calls in to congresswoman nancy pelosi and barbara boxer, both have expressed their thoughtsn this potential deal. first, this could be a case of short-term pain for long-term gain. the deal if it is solidified could mean cuts to federal aid that could affect education grants to medicaid. the state does not cut entitlement programs down the road it could lead states to trim spending and that could hurt millions of poor, disabled and elderly people. here in california, senate members are concerned about cuts to medical. our version of medicaid. that would affect 7.5 million who depend on medical. nancy palosy is not sold on the deal. she has stopped short of giving the plan her endorsement. >> we'll have to look. we may not all be able to support it. >> they have to calculate not only what the best policy is for the country but what the best chance is for their survival. >> reporter: senator boxer supports the deal. it keeps republicans from holding the full faith hostage. all eyes are on the u.s. this morning because the possibility of a credit downgrade has investors still n

next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. ♪ >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other doc facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have been convicted of a wide range of crimes, everything from marijuana possession to murder. >> i'm here for one count of rape, three kidnappings, and aggravated burglary. >> we have a lot of inmates come up to us and said, i didn't do it. they got me wrong. we're not here to judge, just here to make sure you serve your sentence out. >> new inmates are given a white jumpsuit and lined up single file for a medical evaluation. >> what we're doing this morning is we're drawing blood for sexually transmitt

let me start by commending chairman boxer. as she said, we have had a lot of differences in the past, but on this area we do not really have differences. her leadership, dedication, and willingness to work together has made this possible. i said the same thing for senator max baucus, and the rest of the committee. i know the senator sessions has had real concerns about what is happening in the state the alabama, and i think we put together a really. highway bill, one that we did not anticipate we could've done even two or three months ago. it is very appropriate we have my favorite secretary of transportation, gary risley, back with us. i've often said he is the best in the nation. one of the reasons for that is he has been there as long as i have. we figured that you came at the same time i came to the state legislature. i think it was the same year. we will not tell them how long ago that was, but we go back a long ways. you can not find too many members said at the close relationship that we have. there is not a week that g

senator boxer spoke to union workers today at a construction site of oakland airport's new control tower. an faa funding bill expired in july. work stopped on 200 airport projects and 4,000 workers were furloughed. congress reached a temporary new faa agreement this month. >> we can k.not afford to turn our back on bread and butter bills we have that are the regular order in congress. she says as lawmakers let that happen, the country could face a depression. >> the unemployment rate in california remains high, but listen to this. there is a huge demand for machinists and people who work for refineries and car manufacturers. laney college has a few machinist training program in the bay area. why this kind of training is paying off. >> i'm going to remove one half inch from the part. >> this teacher reshapes this cylinder, removing a thin layer of steel. part of a machinist training program. students hope to leave with skills needed to get a job in an oil refinery or water district. >> certainly tesoro, shell, chevron. pasco. east bay muds. other water districts. >> here, they're learning

boxer says it's time both houses work together to put an end to the short term fixes. >> the faa billssed house and senate into a conference committee, where the house and senate differences can be negotiated out. >> one prob project delayed was a tower at oakland international airport. half workers are now back on the job. official says itok could takeç weeks to get back on track. >> some members of congress want to get back to work saying the country is in a fiscal crisis and now is no time for a vacation. there is a month-long recess. president obama says he plans to head to martha's vineyard for his planned vacation. the white house saying the president is traveling. today, the president thanked volunteers working on his reelection campaign. >>> a new use for thousands of government-owned for closures, obama administration wants to turn empty houses into rental properties, seeking ideas from investors how to rent 300,000 homes own bid fannie mae, freddie mac and fha. goal is to shrink the pool and help boost home prices. fannie mae and freddie mac own or guarantee half of the nat

. >> reporter: senator barbara boxer this afternoon said the faa crisis represented the worse in political partisan bickering. >> i think it's a new motive of government by threats and government by passage taking. >> reporter: even a temporary deal makes a big difference. >> that means work breaks that a lot of the books will be cleared and people like me can go back to work. >> reporter: senator boxer also said today she wants answers from airlines that collected and pocketed faa mandated fees from passengers. fees that are supposed to pay for airport work. reporting live from san francisco international airport, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a transgender woman who worked for the transportation security has reached a settlement with the federal government over her firing. ashley yang told her bosses about her gender reassignment surgery. they told her she still had to use the male bathroom and pat down only male passengers. tsa managers at l.a.x. will under go sensitivity training. >>> a meeting is set to start in an hour in east palo alto. police officers will listen to wha

today, senator boxer stood in front of the new tunnel that is being dug and did something you rarely members of congress these days. she called for a tax extension, in this case to, pay for highway projects. >> this is a terrific program. i'm proud the stimulus made it possible. it's working. it's going to benefit everybody. and two, we need to do more things like this. >> senate majority leader harry reid, struggling with republicans to get tax extensions told me yesterday he believes republicans will compromise. >> what do you think moved republicans on that revenue issue? >> american people. you know? everyone knows major article in a washington publication about tea party nosediving significantly. >> and the latest poll does show the tea party is viewed unfavorably by a margin of two to one. and 43% of americans said the tea party has too much influence on republican party. that number is nearly double from a year ago. and it is a testament to the power that in the bay area, we had no trouble finding people opposed to raising taxes. >> i think that they should not, as you look at

the announcement came from feinstein, thompson and boxer. >>> a federal appeals court has struck down a key portion of president obama's healthcare reform package. they blocked the provision requiring all americans to pay health insurance or face penalties. its victory for 26 states that have sued to drop the law as unconstitutional. the justice department had argued that congress has a constitutional right to outline healthcare coverage. experts say the battle will ultimately be decided by the u.s. supreme court. >>> turning to wall street now, the rollercoaster, it continues on wall street this morning after a volatile week that saw huge swings each trading day. the dow is up again today. investors may be sharing the same confidence that u.s. consumers showed in july. retail sales increased by one-half of 1 percent, they spent more money on cars, furniture and gasoline. live look at the big board shows the upswing on the news. dow is up 176 points. >>> the white house has denounced a position each republican candidate put out. they said they would refuse to support a budget deal wit

deal makes a big difference. >> it means people like me can go back to work. >> reporter: senator boxersays she wants answers from airlines that collected and pocketed fees. fees that are supposed to pay for airport work. at san francisco airport, david stevenson. >>> the worse airport in the country in terms of delays is by far new jersey newarck airport. delays are worse during the afternoon and evening and most of the problems are not due for weather. that area has some of the most congested air space in the country. >>> truckers who service the port of oakland got some answered. the truckers are having to install new and expensive engine models to cut down on air pollution. these rules have been in place for a year. but now the california air regions board has decided to regulate emissions. >>> the city council okayed a deal last month that lets at that time use city poles for antennas -- lets at&t use city poles for antennas. there's no word when the board will make a decision. >>> a big cool down out there today. we've got some strong on shore winds right now. this buoy reading at

deal makes a big difference. >> it means people like me can go back to work. >> reporter: senator boxersays she wants answers from airlines that collected and pocketed fees. fees that are supposed to pay for airport work. at san francisco airport, david stevenson. >>> the worse airport in the country in terms of delays is by far new jersey newarck airport. delays are worse during the afternoon and evening and most of the problems are not due for weather. that area has some of the most congested air space in the country. >>> truckers who service the port of oakland got some answered. the truckers are having to install new and expensive engine models to cut down on air pollution. these rules have been in place for a year. but now the california air regions board has decided to regulate emissions. >>> the city council okayed a deal last month that lets at that time use city poles for antennas -- lets at&t use city poles for antennas. there's no word when the board will make a decision. >>> a big cool down out there today. we've got some strong on shore winds right now. this buoy reading at

. >>> california senator barbara boxer will be in the bay area today. she will tour the lawrence berkeley national laboratory. at the news conference boxer will discuss transportation bill she has introduce and the importance of transportation projects to the economy. federal stimulus funds were used to pay for a construction project currently under way at the caldecott to add a four bore. the mist feeing of the parks. they will talk about how to collect ideas from you the -- they will be cochairing the event. right now budget cuts are threatening to close four state parks in marin. also tonight bart holds an open house. hear what you have to say about new train designs. check out the drawings of the three interior and exterior concepts that will be on display. the open housemens at 6:30. bart plans to hold several more open houses this month. these desins will also be -- designs will be available throughout the month. >>> 6:07 is the time right now. let's check in on the commute with you guys. >> we are looking at a contra costa county -- actually i'm

. >>> scary a visit by barbara boxer turned into a job site today. >> we are not interested in all of this high-level political stuff, meaning did people to work and we built this nation and we need to go back to work. >> reporter: with injunction of a new control tower under way, workers demanded more money for aviation products. earlier this month at a funding is the action finding a spider. the senate passed a -- the funding ice fire in the senate passed the bill. >>> coming up, a legendary 49er plus is aboard behind a nationwide battle against hunger. >>> the bay area weather is changing. chief meteorologist bill martin is here in three-minute. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> hurricane irene is failing to wednesday's close prompting residents are employed to the carolinas to stock up on emergency supplies in the and the repercussions. wow the string remains uncertain, residents are to be repaired. she had swept across the caribbean

i'm here to say we can't afford another shutdown. >> senator boxer also called on house speaker john boehner to appoint members of the house to attend an faa conference committee so that the senate and house can arrive at a long-term solution to this problem. >>> topping our business and tech headlines, facing competition from google's social network, facebook now will roll out some changes this week. beginning thursday, day after tomorrow, you'll be able to decide whether you want your friends and whether your friends can tag you in a photo before it's circulated. preapproving photo tags is a common request and will now get their wish. privacy controls appear on profile pages next to information you wish to share. to compete with google plus, facebook will also offer a new drop down menu allowing you to share posts with specific groups of people. >>> a major shake-up tonight that affects a lot of the bay area's newspapers that you may read. the bay area news group says all of its existing newspapers will be placed under two consolidated groups as of november 2nd. one of the groups w

senator boxer is pushing for long-term funding for the faa nationwide to keep 74,000 workers on the job. >> i think that this story as well as the one in palm springs that i visited really represent something. when work shuts down it represents failure. when work is ongoing it represents success and i'm here to say we can't afford another shutdown and i'm going to do everything in my power, everything i can do, to avoid it. >> senator boxer is on the conference committee that will negotiate an faa bill. >>> another significant milestone reached today in a project to leave traffic on a congested east bay roadway. don ford tells us about the latest breakthrough in the caldecott tunnel project as it nears its first anniversary. >> reporter: construction of the new fourth caldecott tunnel bore has been going on now for a year. topside there isn't much to see except the never-ending loads of rock coming out on special mining dump trucks. >> it's almost like a small city underground. it's actually a really fascinating and cool place to work. >> reporter: cool place to work, but you must be ex

government, more because our point persons, nancy pelosi, dianne feinstein, and george miller, barbara boxer, so on and so forth, are not there to pull strings so that we get what we want as far as transportation is concerned. even though you have, in general terms, stated something about the central subway, we need to work very hard to find out if we really need that central subway. i would like to bring to your attention, having worked for a long time as an advocate, to make sure that the constituents, those at speak english, and those that speak other languages, understands the amount of money that is going to be put into that system. i would like you to remember the more than $700 million that was put into the third street light rail which has not worked. having said that, i attended the plans and programs meeting, some other meetings, and there was a lot of dillydallying going on at that meeting. as you heard from the assistant director, she spoke about over 30 different factors but the people at home cannot make heads or tails of what is happening. we need this report to be summarized

. >>> senator barbara boxer is holding a news conference in the next hour to outline economic damage in california by the faa partial shutdown. 4,000 aviation employees have been furloughed including 200 in california. and at oakland airport, 60 construction workers have been told to stay home. the faa is losing money in the shutdown, because the democrats and republicans can't come to terms on a bill to reauthorize the faa. >> we had sfo delays again. >> doing 83 minutes. take a look outside and see what is going on. a lot of clouds. this is why it's the coolest day of the forecast. i show you a warming trend heading to the weekend. >> thank you. plus, here comes emily. the latest on the tropical storm that is about to hit an area that has already seen too much devastation. >> what happened? the stunning announcement ending a decade long relationship between a st >>> this morning, government forecasters are set to update the outlook for the atlantic season as peak season begins. they said above average season with up to six major hurricanes. today's re-forecast comes as tropi

welcome. >> thank you, chairman boxer, ranking member inhofe, for invites me to testify today. i want you to imagine a world void of the transportation. in that world, we'd face gridlock and analysis. manufacturers of vehicles unable to ship overseas. it's a key end that boosts the economy. it under mines the safety, and economy. now is the time to rectify that by first investing wisely by setting national mobility in access, safety, economic impact, energy use, and environmental quality objectives. public investments can yield large economic productivity gains. a billion dollars in public transportation, for example, yields about three and a half billion of gdp. annual investment of $30 million, and $10 billion in intercity and high-speed rail would create 700,000 jobs. it would generate $60 billion in gdp, nearly $45 billion in annual worker income, and $14 billion in annual tax revenues, spurring additional growth throughout the economy. current fiscal constrains warrant collection in use of cost and benefit data during planning and project selection and design. we need to m

senator barbara boxer and mayor jean quan will be among the leaders on hand today. >>> and in a couplehours, hundreds of fathers in hayward are going to be taking part in a national back-to-school event. the one million fathers march urges men to walk their children to school. school districts in 700 cities participating sponsored by an organization in chicago that works to improve the lives of blacks and latinos. it's encourage all fathers to take part. >> we have seen based on the research that when the fathers are involved, the students do better academically, socially, and all these barriers are taken down. >> no matter how much hard work we do, you can't -- no money will replace the 10, 15 minutes we can give our kids on a daily basis. >> this morning, there will be a ceremony at martin luther king, jr. middle school in hayward to kick off the campaign urging fathers to get involved in their children's education. >> see the little girl in the shopping cart? >> i missed that. >> very cute. >>> all right. 5:50 now. a new radio system not working for some police in the east bay. how

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the announcement came from feinstein, thompson and boxer. >>> a federal appeals court has struck down a key portion of president obama's healthcare reform package. they blocked the provision requiring all americans to pay health insurance or face penalties. its victory for 26 states that have sued to drop the law as unconstitutional. the justice department had argued that congress has a constitutional right to outline healthcare coverage. experts say the battle will ultimately be decided by the u.s. supreme court. >>> turning to wall street now, the rollercoaster, it continues on wall street this morning after a volatile week that saw huge swings each trading day. the dow is up again today. investors may be sharing the same confidence that u.s. consumers showed in july. retail sales increased by one-half of 1 percent, they spent more money on cars, furniture and gasoline. live look at the big board shows the upswing on the news. dow is up 176 points. >>> the white house has denounced a position each republican candidate put out. they said they would refuse to support a budget deal wit

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dianne feinstein and barbara boxer voted in favor of the message and when it was said and done it passed 74-26. it wasn't close. this legislation nobody liked including the president. with the clock ticking down to the midnight deadline, there was little choice. >> it shouldn't take the risk of default, the risk of economic catastrophe to get folks in this town to work together and do their jobs. >> the president didn't get what he wanted, republicans didn't either. but they did make a deal. >> the push and pull americans saw in washington was not gridlock. it was the will of the people working itself out. a political system never meant to be pretty. >> tim geithner told "good morning america" today spending reduction will not slow the economy. >> most important thing is the create more room for the private sector to grow. though it locks in substantial long-term savings, the cuts are modest. >> it will provide money for the united states to borrow, it calls for a bipartisan committee to draft legislation to find up to $1.5 trillion more in deficit cut by thanksgiving. under consideratio

. >> said barbara boxer says that construction is music to her ear. >> it needs more safety for our peopleshorten travel time, and more jobs for our people. >> reporter: she says the tunnel is a good example of why she's wishing for more highway funds. she is introducing a bill to reauthorize the transportation which expires september 30th. that is week they voted to cut the highway funds by one third and she says they will lead to devastating job losses. as for that, is scheduled to open next year. >>> on one street positive owning's name stocks. the market finished mixed. so like i will headlines ... go giants pitcher brian wilson. he complained about elbow pain monday night 80 as a manipulation in his elbow but it's nothing to. >>> denotes its public -- holding a public hearing. as robert honda reports come city has to decide whether they can afford to keep it. >> reporter: 3-5000 golfers tee off every month but now they might give the golf course to housing developers to sell housing unit. >> it is heartbreaking to see this golf course close. >> reporter: many as it is avoidable with t

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. >>> senator barbara boxer is holding a news conference in the next hour to outline economic damagefornia by the faa partial shutdown. 4,000 aviation employees have been furloughed including 200 in california. and at oakland airport, 60 construction workers have been told to stay home. the faa is losing money in the shutdown, because the democrats and republicans can't come to terms on a bill to reauthorize the faa. >> we had sfo delays again. >> doing 83 minutes. take a look outside and see what is going on. a lot of clouds. this is why it's the coolest day of the forecast. i show you a warming trend heading to the weekend. >> thank you. plus, here comes emily. the latest on the tropical storm that is about to hit an area that has already seen too much devastation. >> what happened? the stunning announcement ending a decade long relationship between a star and the favorite cause. with my friends, we'll do almost anything. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures. i like to eat a lot of fruits. love them all. the seal i get with the super poligrip free keeps the seeds

but after the vote, both the president and california senator barbara boxer expressed their frustration with weeks of tense negotiations that brought the country to the brink of default. >> our economy didn't need washington to come along with a manufacturing crisis to make things worse. >> people in my state panicked that they wouldn't get a social security check, small businesses saying they couldn't get a decent loan. >> reporter: all of-- >> all of that for nothing. >> we don't have to have this taking the government as hostage. >> reporter: many arked the spending cuts don't go far enough. >> at the end of the day, this agreement, when you look at it, didn't move a needle at all. >> reporter: plan raises the debt limit through the next presidential debt limit but the fight over what these cuts entail is really going to heat up over the next couple of months. reporting from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the final debt ceiling package includes a $2.4 trillion increase in the debt ceiling and the same amount in spending cuts. the process would take place in

sot-local boxer sj raw johnny valencia/ hermano del boxeador 07:05 " pues estoy contento y feliz de milegue a londres, todos estamos esperando que llegue alla." 07:17 blanca-vo --el director de la prepa donde cursa eros, dijo estar sorprendido con su estudiante, quien siempre se ha destacado en las clases y jugando futbol soccer, pero que no sabia que eros, tenia esa fuerza en el ring, tampoco que estaba cerca de ir a las olimpiadas --aunque, el que siempre supo que eros era alguien especial, una vez se pone esos guantes del box, es su entrenador quien es un policia jubilado., y asegura que es orgullo para su comunidad. sot candelario lopez/ entrenador 32:14 " para san jose, es un gran triunfo que eros viniendo del east san jose esta llegando a este nivel, va a ser olimpico, ojala hoy a la noche, lo apoyamos 100 por ciento." 32:33 cesar-vo --hace aproximadame nte 2 horas, eros gano su pelea en alabama asi que eros correa de 18 aÑos, se va a londres a las olimpiadas!!!! --ahora san jose tendra a su primer boxeador olimpico en mas de 80 aÑos. cu / cesar hoy a las 11 ---que tendremos a la

senator boxer, who's been one of the leader on the committee. now at this very moment, so you may not know it if you are an airline passenger, the federal aviation administration is in limbo. airports are the economic engine of small and large communities across the country. and this engine is now stuck in neutral. time and time again, the gop has blocked a clean short term extension until the longer term being can be passed. they have refused to negotiate. under the cover of the debt ceiling crisis that they manufactured, they have set in motion a second crisis. once again are holding the livelihoods of americans hostage until they get everything that they want. leader reid has reached out here today to speaker boehner and said come let us talk and solve the problem. so that innocent people aren't hurt. we hope we are not met by silence from speaker boehner. i'd just like to make a larger point. once again, a far right wing of the gop is hurting the american economy in who's name they claim to be acting. they are trying the same tactics they us

. >>> not since 1932 has san jose seen one of its own boxers make it to the olympic team until now. 18-year-old eros chorea just returned home after winning a spot on the 2012 team. the finals were in alabama and he made the cut by beating a guy that he had lost to in the past. he only learned how to box three years ago. he weighs in at 108 pounds. he just graduated from overfell high in san jose and he trains at the san jose pal gym. he says that he is staying away from girls for now so he can keep his focus on boxing. for now. >> we'll keep an eye on that guy. >>> we're going to chick in with roberta right now. she's been keeping an eye on the weather. >> we go to our eye in the sky, our live weather camera looking up at the 79% waxing gibbous moon on its way to becoming a full moon on august 13th. we still have the clear skies. in fact, in the vacaville area, 86 degrees. additional warming later in the day. 58 degrees in pacifica, mid-70s in san jose. clouds are trying to march locally inland again tonight overnight so we'll wake up with the gray skies tomorrow and some localized dr

. >> reporter: billy elliot, the musical, tells the story of one boy's life-changing journey from boxer to dancer. for bay area native j.p., who spent the last year and a half in toronto and chicago with the national tour, pirouetting his way into audience's hearts, the role is reaffirming. >> like in the show billy fights really, really hard to do ballet. it's kind of like me. i just do what i love to do. >> make sure your shoulders are right over your hips and right over your knees. >> reporter: the 15-year-old is loving his part as one of five alternating billies head lining the show at san francisco's grand orpheum theatre. now a second home to the 21-kid cast players. like the character he plays, j.p. was smitten at 7 when he slipped on his first ballet shoes with the shelly pack dancers in half moon bay. just like billy, he had to go solo at the ballet bar while proving on the playground that tap is for tough guys too. >> when my friends found out i was a dancer, at first they were like that's kind of weird. but then i'd like show them. sometimes i'd dance for them or show them so

dianne feinstein and barbara boxer voted in favor of the message and when it was said and done it passed 74-26. it wasn't close. this legislation nobody liked including the president. with the clock ticking down to the midnight deadline, there was little choice. >> it shouldn't take the risk of default, the risk of economic catastrophe to get folks in this town to work together and do their jobs. >> the president didn't get what he wanted, republicans didn't either. but they did make a deal. >> the push and pull americans saw in washington was not gridlock. it was the will of the people working itself out. a political system never meant to be pretty. >> tim geithner told "good morning america" today spending reduction will not slow the economy. >> most important thing is the create more room for the private sector to grow. though it locks in substantial long-term savings, the cuts are modest. >> it will provide money for the united states to borrow, it calls for a bipartisan committee to draft legislation to find up to $1.5 trillion more in deficit cut by thanksgiving. under consideratio