fort bragg getting some rain.ome of these patchy low clouds have kind of worked their way in and i think that will hold us in check. all signs point to warmer weather starting to come in on thursday. if everything continues to come it -- to come in as it -- as it is supposed to, we'll see 90s come in. >>> a marin countywoman is back from a vacation in hawaii. >> it's so hard to focus on anything other than missing david. >> now she's facing another ordeal this week. >>> now information about the deadly shooting in san francisco. what we've learned did -- learned about the killed. >>> and a crime caught on tape at an exotic pet store. the storeowner says money is not the only issue here. >>> protesters are expected to gather in the bayview district. they are speaking out against the shooting death of a 19-year- old man over the weekend. christienchristien kafton is live with what we're learning about the smooting and the seattle connection, getting a close look. >> reporter: we'll tell you more about that protest p

that was the bragg brothers, meredith and austin bragg, who helped out and we've filmed those in 3d. we did a tie-in with the magazine where we sent out reason-braded 3d specs and you can actually watch them online in 3d if you like. >> when did you do them? >> that was last year, last fall. >> and do you have to go to those great lengths in order to get people's attention? >> well, the joke with that which came out of a conversation was we were trying to figure out why aren't people kind of getting the fiscal problems of the country, and i've suggested that it's because they can only see them in two dimensions, but when they get the third one and really reaches out and grabs them and it hits them in the face, maybe people will be moved to action. and we like to have fun. the most important thing about being a libertarian and it is kind of living your life, it's having fun while you're doing what you're doing, and we've figured that was a good way to kind of call attention or to mix things up a little bit. >> you wrote "in order to secure their futures, politicians and their enablers

the line of rain stretching from fort bragg. so for hasn't made ukiah. this time of year is really impressive. the low keeps us cool until it ejects out. sun. more sun to the south. to the north possibility of high clouds drifting in. yes st. helena warmer than clear lake. nevada 74. napa 76. 80s low. walnut creek al moe, lafayette, danville. oakland 70. alameda 68. san jose that's the spirit 76. and 70s mid 70s onth pins -- on the peninsula. 60s on the coast. upper 60s in san francisco. a little change tuesday into wednesday. but then there are signs that the high pressure system will build in and inland temp loss warm up. >>> preparing for the next battle. the new challenge gays are gearing up to fight once don't ask don't tell ends. >>> and police arrested a man that drove into that fence. we'll explain what happened coming up. >>> here's a look at the san mateo bridge. we do have pictures to show you from 680. coming up we'll tell you what is going on this morning. an think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every w

this low up there is continuing to spin, north of redding, now back into fort bragg and mendocino county started to move off to the east. it's beat ginning to increase clouds to the north. and northwestern sonoma county also increased some of that fog. it's fog free, santa cruz coastline a far -- a far cry from yesterday. temperatures are in the mid-70s for many here, rather consistent. san jose, 75. livermore is in there, concord, fairfield, napa's close. santa rosa, san rafael, hayward, mountain view says 74. 67 in san francisco, and oakland downtown, it's 68 degrees. but as long as that low is there, it's hard to get warm, i mean even sacramento and areas out to stockton are in the low os. one -- low os. it's in the middle -- 80s. it's in the middle of the country, where it's been incredibly hot, including up to the dakotas. today, though, there is a lot of sunshine out there. it's fair, cloudy. mild to warm, a little bit before patchy fog but we are leaning on a slightly warmer forecast. clearlake losing out to other areas, the farther north you go, still some low 80s are possible. a

if we head north off the marin coach, it goes all the way north into fort bragg, temperatures very similar to yesterday, slightly cooler in those delta influence areas because we have a better onshore breeze. let's take a look at the temperatures, mid-70s san jose. upper 70s in some of our warmer areas. livermore, napa at 69 degrees. and santa rosa right now, 63. temperatures will be rebounding once again but along the coast line, we can be tough to clear. here we are, it didn't budge much by the evening hours as early as sunset, we could see some of the low cloud returning to the area. satellite view, this trough here is what helped to bring back the onshore breeze. for the afternoon, we're going to be shading our temperatures just a little bit. we're going to be right about where we shut be with seasonal temperatures heading into the weekend, mostly sunny skies, wind picking up a little bit, but not too bad, 15 miles per hour, just a gorgeous day. 83 degrees reported in santa rosa. east bay locations, upper 60s to 70s. we are back into the 80s and 90s. we are looking at 75 for san bruno

[applause] and then to the budget staff, headed up by the great bragg wagner, thank you very much. -- greg wagner. [cheers and applause] greg, you had a wonderful staff did you assemble them and focused on them. i want to name them all, because i know they're going places. that includes rick wilson, monice, megan, rebecca, liel, renee, alessa, jonathan, eash, star, and kate. thank you very much, all of you. [applause] and i want to again give a shout out to all of the department heads. they have been so patient. and even though i have not held to many department head meetings, i think i have relieve you of a lot of that. but all of you department heads, and i do not have to go through all of you, but i want to signal again that it has been wonderful to work with you in different capacities with such a difficult budget this year, you all came through to you did really get jobs in farming and advising members of the board of supervisors as well and really contributing to this whole budget process. as i said, we started out with the huge deficit, and we tried as a new kind of discipline

a day of sl braggs for young and -- celebration for young and old as china celebrates 90 years of the communist party. and u.n. investigators issue a sealed indictment over the murder of rafik hariri. the lebanese media says it implicates hezbollah. >> a french hostage released by the taliban tells the bbc he believes the deal was done to secure his freedom. and canada welcomes william and kate on their first official trip abroad. it's 2:00 a.m. here in london. >> it is 9:00 a.m. here in singapore. broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world. this is newsday. >> the chinese communist party is celebrating its 90th anniversary. the world's largest political party with a membership of more than 18 million. and it's managed to stay in power elsewhere have been pushed aside. our correspondent, michael bristow, traveled to the city of yen-on in northern china. the communist base during the civil war more than 60 years ago and considered by many as a birthplace of china's communist revolution. >> the communists like to celebrate their victory. they do it twice a day. there

and looking ahead to the rest of the week's trades live near bragg and that's alpha capital believes the negative mood is likely to continue and more red numbers will be posted on the board. i don't think that today we'll see some changes in overall. picture because the key event for the markets are a bunch as they were and european leaders will try to decide what to do with all the stops. so i think markets are likely to drift in the arts maybe we will see some move on smart steel this is going to be some minor a rants and it will not spoil the overall for you. well unfortunately that's all the business news for now kerry has the headlines next. to. the sea of nature and discovery to be easy. to. communicate with the wild and let them. test yourself and become free. to. see what nature can give you. a mission free cretaceous free in-store charge is free coming from inside free risk free. to try free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media oh don to our teeth on tom. in india oh she's available in the movie joyce the photos some of us the gateway

around the world leaving rebels are carrying out an assault on government forces in the eastern town of bragg home to one of country's biggest oil facilities there has also been targeting progress of the forces in the area with days of untanned barkin the alliance is trying to muster support for the rebels and how suffering how will you want heavy losses in recent days he made another fine seizure that we can deny rumors he was leaving levy on. as he struggles to quell the months long revolt. more lethal clashes in syria this time between pro and anti-government protesters around thirty are assad to have died as a fighting force people began using firearms against each other last week three supporters of president assad work his nap and killed him very dismembered bodies returned to their relatives anti-government demos crackdowns are assad to have killed over thirteen hundred people since they began in january. first have undertaken a massive government reshuffle after a public anger over a slow post revolution reform most of the appointments are too relative newcomers who are not linked wit

book says lloyd bragg will destroy the report they're often wrong and gets a surprise. french foreign minister should pay posted france would be libya in quote days or weeks the wars in soft forth month and the final round inside. because the with his western allies seem short little opponents pointing back well it's not different environment for sarkozy from embarrassment for all nato for the whole west terrorists even to me it's all the libya's rebels but it and some somalia. went to libya for training within the last two or three years that's documented we have the fly records and everything else so it seems strange in many ways the whole western support of some of the rebel groups in libya must be questioned because in some cases i think we are effectively arming al-qaeda. it's all making a mockery of the un vote on foreign intervention in the country. and other. witnesses. of libya's causing widespread atrocities for every. military person that was supposedly a casualty there were ten civilians fraud's categorically ruled out cindy grilled troops at the experts pre

bragg, north carolina today. they built a new boarding house for homeless female veterans. put up a greenhouse in the backyard. >>> time for sports. that means baseball. here's mike yam at espn news. >>> good morning. we start things off on the diamond at the trop where the rays taking on the yankees. bottom one here, evan longoria, got some power, is 12th home run of the season. he second long ball this month. rays with an early lead. cc sabathia on his birthday turning 31 in control the rest of the way, sabathia, eight innings, five hits, two earned run,n,nd he struck out eight. for as good as sabathia was, shields just as good, derek jeter has to take a seat. russell martin, no shot there and then curtis granderson, so long. shields, 7 2/3. six hits, an earned run. he struck out six. but the rays win it, 2-1. >>> well, the tigers visiting the twins. justin verlander is on the hill for detroit. for the top spot in the a.l. central. tim tomei, no shot. danny valencia, huh-uh. eight innings, five hits, one earned run. he struck out nine. tomei for the second time of the gam

from the small pool not far from bragg even gas used to flow to europe. we used to produce fuel to send it to them you know see they destroy it all this is terrible and ridiculous at the same time the closer you get to the frontline the more you feel it you can hear the war and you can even read it on. jobs just before the bombs or i. base runs has as you can see the reason sign here in arabic but nato is here to leave it here in force and i'll fly zone over the country to protect civilians on the other side there is another sign also in arabic saying that nato can attack any place at any time. this any time happened three times of a several hours while we were filming regulators major all parties where the front line lies dividing the country into two parts into to swirl one side is going to put one flashpoint between the rebels and gadhafi forces it's a very important point as to to quote case gets in a firm hand on this town would mean taking control over the country's economy all facilities seem to be a red target that nato bombs never land on while i

world lead the rebels who are carrying out an assault on government forces in the eastern town of bragg a home to one of the country's biggest oil facilities nato has also been targeting procrit off the forces in the area with days of intense bombardment you know winds of trying to muster support for the rebels who have suffered heavy losses in recent days but often made another defined speech and that we can't deny rumors he was leaving he struggles to. well the months long revolt. more liesl clashes in syria this stand between pro and anti-government protesters around thirty are thought to have died as a fighting force people began using firearms against each other last week three supporters of president were kidnapped and killed and their dismembered bodies returned to their relatives the anti-government dan'l scrag downs are thought to have killed over thirteen hundred people since it began in january. during leaders have undertaken a massive government reshuffle after public anger over slow post revolution reform most of the points are to relative newcomers who are not linked with

a wonderful harbor unit, wonderful emergency service unit that trains with special forces at fort bragg, and they have an unbelievable aviation unit which would respond in an instant. >> now, anthony, do you think that is because we are so prepared, having lived through what we've lived through? i mean, i wonder if we would have had the same conversation about new york city's preparedness ten years ago now prior to 9/11. >> i don't believe so. the emergency service unit has been in existence for a very long time and is an incredibly proficient unit. the norwegian society and the fundamental culture of norwegians is a trusting, open society. their security by no means matches what we have in new york city. and their preparedness apparently does not either. i think this is a wake-up call for them. >> what do you make of the suspect claiming to have acted alone and in part i guess the incredulous concept of 86 people killed on that island? do you think he was capable of doing it all by himself, and is it the time that allowed him to was the time. there's no question about that. the logisti

for the female geisha teams back at fort bragg under the off news of the u.s. army's national operations command. the marine corps also has a e-mail allegation team training program. went they have gone through their basic training program, they'll come forward with additional training in the unit they are assigned to. once they have achieved the standard will put them forward in the field. again it is probably late in coming. we developed female engagement teams early on in the site here it is a look at them now, they are a key component to our success at the special operations battlefield if he will in. >> jimmy female teens in cotton? >> i know from a jsoc standpoint, with 12 teams growing 1316. >> maintain missile, general said hicks. am i to say you have done a great job as commander of u.s. army forces command in fort bragg and i just and look forward to confirmation. >> thank you, senator hagan. senator blumenthal. >> thank you: mr. chairman. i want to join in expressing my thanks for not aeration for your great service to the country, the extraordinary

bragg's army special operations command.say little about his extraordinary record. but cnn has been told by military sources stevenson was a veteran of the army's deeply classified world of special operations forces, highly trained in counterterrorist assault missions, the army equivalent of the navy s.e.a.l.s who killed osama bin laden. on july 21st, stevenson and others helicoptered at night into the mountains. the target, a camp of foreign fighters. the americans quickly came under fire and returned fire, killing nearly 50 insurgents. but at dawn, two more waves of insurgent s attacked. the u.s. repeatedly brought in reinforcements. precision bombs were dropped, helicopters fired, drones flew overhead. 30 more insurgents were killed. the u.s. troops found weapon stockpiles and these caves and bunkers where insurgents had been hiding. the fighting lasted more than 24 hours over a two-day period. almost all the insurgents were arabs and czechens brought in by pakistan by the hakani insurgent network, an al qaeda affiliate.

my friend meredith bragg from reason tv and i have been collaborating last couple months, last month made it about the tsa and called it the pokey-pokey and it put an entertaining spin on sort of a political topic. we thought maybe we would try the debt ceiling. i was at first hesitant because i was thinking they'll solve that tomorrow, it will be fine, but a day became two days, a week, two weeks. we said let's do it. >> what has been the reaction from especially younger people? >> i think hopefully folks are enjoying it. i have been getting a lot of positive feedback and some great e-mails and tweets. i have been getting some tweets. they have been positive. >> okay. let me just quote from it since we're not going to play the whole thing. if you're looking for some cash, it's about to get heavy, i got some big old piles of money and guess what, they shovel ready. you're talking about basically stimulus spending and all that. that's a big part of the argument here. what got us to the point where we're in so much debt? >> well, yeah, we are in a lot of debt. the number i use is $14 t

where jackson bragg and mr. smith were invading kentucky. with the idea of winning that state. when lee went into maryland, confederate soldiers were on the march elsewhere with the hope in effect i think conquering the peace by forcing the lincoln administration to negotiate with them. also lee's personality, his character was never satisfied with remaining static. remaining on the defensive. he always wanted to seize and hold the initiative. and that meant all was going on the offensive. and we'll see that happens over and over again. in lee's career, as long as his armies are physically capable of doing that. >> he moved as you both pointed out into a state that has very divided loyalties. nearly -- well, probably would have succeeded had lincoln left the legislature and secession to it's own devices. how does the northern press and the population acongress lee's route react to the arrival of the army of northern virginia? >> one thing you have to remember, the general halek, the general and chief had a ban on the press. and reporters were not supposed to go to the army of p

for the female geisha teams back at fort bragg under the off news of the u.s. army's national operations command. the marine corps also has a e-mail allegation team training program. went they have gone through their basic training program, they'll come forward with additional training in the unit they are assigned to. once they have achieved the standard will put them forward in the field. again it is probably late in coming. we developed female engagement teams early on in the site here it is a look at them now, they are a ey component to our success at the special operations battlefield if he will in. >> jimmy female teens in cotton? >> i know from a jsoc standpoint, with 12 teams growing 1316. >> maintain missile, general said hicks. am i to say you have done a great job as commander of u.s. army forces command in fort bragg and i just and look forward to confirmation. >> thank you, senator hagan. senator blumenthal. >> thank you: mr. chairman. i want to join in expressing my thanks for not aeration for your great service to the country, the extraordinary s

bragg, california. wayne. go ahead.ler: yeah, i have been a logger for 45 years, i see they're going to send out timber in yosemite because of a fire hazard and they can't see the waterfalls or whatever. they spent three years to study this and i can imagine the amount of money they spent just to do that. and that takes money out of parks system. so, i think they got to cut down some of these regulations. host: jon jarvis. guest: we are doing limited removal vegetation for fire protection in yosemite. we have wild lands urban interface where private lands are adjacent to parks. we have to do fuel control and do it carefully. that requires compliance with our regulations. these are national assets and are available for everyone in the country. we have to do careful planning. host: jon jarvis is our guest for the next 25 minutes. mary is our next caller. caller: good morning. i am calling because it was reported how the state of arizona was begging the state of parks to do something because the drug cartel had taken over

bragg, california. wayne. go ahead. caller: yeah, i have been a logger for 45 years, i see they're going to send out timber in yosemite because of a fire hazard and they can't see the waterfalls or whatever. they spent three years to study this and i can imagine the amount of money they spent just to do that. and that takes money out of parks system. so, i think they got to cut down some of these regulations. host: jon jarvis. guest: we are doing limited removal vegetation for fire protection in yosemite. we have wild lands urban interface where private lands are adjacent to parks. we have to do fuel control and do it carefully. that requires compliance with our regulations. these are national assets and are available for everyone in the country. we have to do careful planning. host: jon jarvis is our guest for theext5 minutes. mary is our next caller. caller: good morning. i am calling because it was reported how the state of arizona was begging the state of parks to do something because the drug cartel had taken over

bragg, anxious to make the elite unit, but burned out from combat. >> he probably shouldn't have triedt soon. he probably should have just waited and gotten himself into better shape. but that's tim mcveigh. mr. impulsive. mr. i want it now. >> they sent us on a five-mile march. after that march, i got a blister on my right heel and a bigger one on my left one. as i changed my socks to keep them try, so when i looked and saw those blisters and knew i was tuckered out, i did an analysis. it wasn't an instant decision like people think, i'm just going to drop out, i can't handle it, you know? it was just too much at that time. >> he just sort of gave up. he didn't have the spirit to do it. physically he was depleted but he also just, more importantly, emotionally. >> mcveigh says it is more than just physical and emotional exhaustion. he claims his mixed feelings for the government are also part of the decision. >> in the gulf, he realized that i didn't like being someone's pawn. because i felt it was abused in the gulf. it just rubbed the wrong way. that's one of the reasons i got out o

bragg. and i didn't remember driving there. i had no idea how i got there.g with you. you look in the mirror and you look great and then inside you're just a mess. >> reporter: these invisible wounds have affected more than 200,000 service members since 2000. and a new study reports that in older veteran, tbi doubles the risk for dementia and the most common form of dementia is alzheimer's disease. >> we don't understand the exact link between traumatic brain injury and always miand you al . >> living each day like a battle. it's exhausting. i'm deeply scared of dementia. i'm deeply scared of all i. >> reporter: he's also worried about future heart break. >> just to know that three years from now, i probably won'thoney, i won't remember how beautiful my wife was, just think that my wife will have to take care of me. it's heart breaking. because i'm supposed to be the guy out there taking care of other people. i'm supposed to be the guy out there saving lives. and here i am trying to save myself. and it's scary. >> it's really difficult to watch. is there any

bragg, california. wayne. go ahead.aller: yeah, i have been a logger for 45 years, i see they're going to send out timber in yosemite because of a fire hazard and they can't see the waterfalls or whatever. they spent three years to study this and i can imagine the amount of money they spent just to do that. and that takes money out of parks system. so, i think they got to cut down some of these regulations. host: jon jarvis. guest: we are doing limited removal vegetation for fire protection in yosemite. we have wild lands urban interface where private lands are adjacent to parks. we have to do fuel control and do it carefully. that requires compliance with our regulations. these are national assets and are available for everyone in the country. we have to do careful planning. host: jon jarvis is our guest for the next 25 minutes. mary is our next caller. caller: good morning. i am calling because it was reported how the state of arizona was begging the state of parks to do something because the drug cartel had taken ove

he bragg his policies would drive up the cost of heating because they would drive up tax taxes. groups are happy their prices are going up that's not what the american people want. when you take the position, what you are really saying is why don't we treat consumers like they are idiots instead of taking money from them, which they'll notice, we'll tax carrots. you don't recognize when you tax things, you are taxing people. when you tax businesses, you are in fact taxing consumers yesterday. i know -- we all know you've been having a back and forth with senator coburn. this is a letter he sent to you backnd forth saying this is not the first time your organization has depend extortions. guest: i like the letter. he misunderstands. we've had conversations before then we are for tax reform. he wanted to get rid of it and raise money i'm all for eliminati eliminating. l three members of the republicans in the gang of six not only took the pledge but then wrote me a letter saying, look, we are not going to raise xes we just want economic growth. the leadership in the house have mad

that reminded me of the times i was at fort bragg as the battalion executive officer and i had to do the same thing. it reminded me of the times when we had to identify either race vehicle or howitzer or piece of equipment that we had to take part to keep up the pieces of equipment equipped because we do not have the spare parts necessary. it reminded me of a time when we did not have the artillery or ammunition to properly train our troops. it reminded me of a time when friends of mine were an armored units and said they had to park their tanks and used golf carts. to remind me of a time when i deployed in iraq into doesn't 3 and we did not have enough body armor -- and 2003 and we did not have enough body armor at latitude the driver. thank god when he was shot in the chest, he had the right type of body armor. i stand as a congressional representative. having lived through those times in uniform, i will not turn my back on the service members, some of them who are my friends, one of them my nephew. i will not turn my back and allow them to have to suffer and go through the types o

to have to budget toilet paper in the barracks, because that reminded me of the times i was at fort bragg as a battalion executive officer and i had to do the same thing. it reminded me of the times we had to identify a vehicle or howard certification or piece of equipment - -howitzer or other piece of equipment to make sure that we kept other equipment because we did not have the spare parts necessary. it reminded me of the time we did not have the artillery that we could go out and train our crew. it reminds me of a time when friends of mine and armored units said they had to park their tanks and use golf carts to do tactics. it reminded me at a time when i deployed to iraq in 2003 and we did not have enough body armor, so i had to lend my body armor to my driver. thank god when he was shot in the chest, he had the right type of body armor. now, i stand here as a congressional representative and having lived through those times in uniform, i am not going to turn my back on the men and women, some and many are my friends, and one of them is my nephew. i am not going to turn my back and a

it reminded me of times at fort bragg when i had to do the exact same thing. of the times when we had to identify the vehicle, howitzer, or piece of equipment to make sure that we kept other pieces of equipment equipped because we did not have the spare parts necessary. of a time when we did not have the artillery or ammunition to properly train. of a time when friends of mine in the armored unit said that they had to park their tanks and use golf carts to do tank tactics. it reminded me of when we deployed in 2003 and we did not have mine to thead to land driver. thank god that when he was shot in the chest, he was saved by the body armor. i will not turn my back on the men and women who are my friends. one of them is my nephew. i will not turn my back and allow them to go through the kinds of things we had to do just so that we could have midnight basketball programs from this administration. in our constitution that says that one of the responsibilities of the federal government is to provide the common defense. perhaps the president should have thought abo

that reminded me of the time i was in fort bragg as a battalion executive officer and had to do the same thing. it reminded me of having to identify his vehicle, a piece of equipment, that basically we had to rate to make sure we had other pieces of equipment equipped. we did not have the spare parts necessary. it reminded me of the time we did not have the artillery ammunition to properly train our crews. it reminded me of a time when friends of mine had to depart tanks and used golf carts to do tank tactics. it reminded me of a time when i deployed to iraq and we did not have enough body armor. i had to lend my body armor to our driver. they died when he was shot in the chest he had the body armor to ricochet that bullet. i stand here as a congressional representative. having lived through those times in uniform, i will not turn my back on the men and women, some who are my friends, and one is my nephew -- i am not going to turn my back, and allow them to have to suffer and go through the things we went through just so we can have midnight basketball programs that were brought forth fr