and the buzz on one northern california street where homeowners are besieged by bee autos i'm sandhya patel. typical summer time weather for weekend. i'll have the numbers for you and they're sure to please everyone. >> and sanda, thank you. a's hit a home run with a program that brings mer time fun to inner city kids. the news continues in one minute. d@d@@a@a@a@a@a@a@a@a@a@aa >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> the man karate chop bid rupert murdock's wife plead guilty today to assault and mayhem charges. he was trying to splatter murdock with a shaving cream pie. it happened during testimony about the cell phone hacking scandal. he will be sentenced next week. >> and the families of two former uc berkeley graduates imprisoned in iran say they're hoping a court hearing will end their ordeal. they gathered in new york today outside of the mission to the united states. and shane bower and josh fattal due in court for sunday in what authorities say will be the last hearing in their case. >> we want to send a message we're here and beginning a period of prayer

. >>> remember google buzz and wave? probably not. they didn't really catch on. now google is trying to get into the social networking game again. this time with google-plus. some say it looks a lot like some popular site. a preview next. maybe, it's something you haven't seen yet. the 2nd generation of intel core processors. this is visibly smart.

here on earth artie's so be sure not to interviews one of the first humans to step food on the moon buzz aldrin he told r.t. that the landing is the most important part of an astronaut's mission his interviews up next. it's a great pleasure and honor to have you with us here today thanks so i always wanted to ask you are we alone out there. there's no evidence that says that. we're not alone but i really think to get to the question of are they out there of course they are where there are no there's no evidence but you think you. know that's that's a. jumping to bizarre results with incomplete

buzz aldrin at the premiere. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: buzz aldrin and reverend run. >> he's been closerany rabbi i met before. i had real reverence for him. >> jimmy: what did you guys talk about? >> what can you talk about? the moon. i'm standing in front of this 80-foot poster. i never met him on set. standing in frfrt of this poster, i'm on the poster behind the thing. i go up to him, i'm really shy. i go, mr. aldrin, nice to meet you. and he goes, who are you, son? he wouldn't engage me right away. the publicist worked it out, asked him questions and none of them w we interesting and i was mad embarrassed. and he looks like a space cadet. he is. >> jimmy: i guess. technically. maybe. i don't know if he would want to be called that, but -- >> what would you want to be called? >> jimmy: astronaut. yeah. >> same thing, though, right? >> jimmy: no. >> maybe that's politically incorrect. >> jimmy: i don't know what a space cadet is. we'll figure it out in the commercial break. i don't he likes to be called a space cadet. >> i'll take it back. i met buzz aldrin the astronaut the other nig

. >> the city is buzzing, simply buzzing you could say with talk of carmageddon. >> this entire weekendrmageddon. >> reporter: this weekend, the end of the world is not coming frfr earthquakes or volcanos. not from space aliens or terminators from the future. no, it's worse. this weekend the existential threat is something hollywood never imagined. they're closing the freeway. the very machines that makes the southern california lifestyle possible may be useless this weekend because they're shutting down ten miles of interstate 405. the 405 isn't just any freeway. even if you've never been to this city, you know the 405. remember o.j. simpson's slow-speed chase? that's the 405. the biggest and busiest stretch of highway in america. southern california's ugly answer to the golden gate bridge. l.a.'s urban umbilical cord. even on a good day, fear of traffic strikes feararnto the hearts of angelenos. like johnny drama on "entourage." >> i begged you to take the 101. but you had to take the canyon. >> reporter: city officials knew in advance this would be no ordinary bit of roadwork. >> thi

and as you might imagine, getting a whole lot of buzz online. people are allegedly scrambling for invitations, even selling invitations on ebay. but is it any better than facebook? we're joined by one of the 20, our list of the 20 people worth following in our community right now, also a social media analyst. and was one of those invited to try google plus. and let's start with that, patrick. you've been on it, you've tried it. what's the word? >> well, you know, the word is, is that this came in with a lot of buzz, not to drop the name of another google product, but a lot of people see this as the -- as the opposition to facebook. >> there has been, as we mentioned, a great deal of buzz, but it's not just -- it doesn't seem to be just folks on twitter talking about how good or how bad the program itself is. >> well, i think the tech community out there is -- they're very impressed with what google has to offer, but it still has to go over that one hurdle. is the mainstream going to take this on? is the average person with the smartphone, are th

. >> it's getting the buzz and the man in the middle of the story kind of buzzed off. the democrats on comment by tax cutting guru, after he said the following. and not a tax cut effectively, not a tax increase. he was commenting on the tax cuts, comments he clarified and joins us on the phone. grover, when chuck schumer is endorsing with what you were allegedly saying, were you worrying? you want to clarify, what? >> no, no, no, mr. schumer has been looking for ways to raise taxes all of his adult life. the tax, the bush tax cuts. the alternative minimum tax patch. r and d tax credit have all been passed by republican congresses, republican presidents and democratic presidents. these are established policy. changing that policy to raise more revenue next year than you'd ear wise raise is clearly a tax increase, which clearly violates. >> neil: what did you mean by not continuing the tax cut, a tax rate. did you say that? >> in that case we're talking about specific targeted tax cuts ie, the obama refundable tax credit per child for a two year period for the purpose of

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, three buzzes.ra three seconds. >> so i think they should help the president tackle unemployment next. and raising the debt ceiling will go a long way towards doing that. they should then tackle the nfl lockout and lastly see if they can put together j. lo and marc anthony's marriage. >> talks about political buzz. j. lo and marc anthony. pete, what happened? they were supposed to be the couple. >> right. >> i think j. lo finally got a good look at marc anthony. >> oh. >> ouch. >> will that hurt my career? i think the next big impossible task they could tackle is the gang of six could head out capitol parking lot and move the democrats parking spots two spots to the right to match their political shift. >> pete, maria, dana, thanks, guys. >> thank you. >>> great britain, the political buzz is all about the murdoch media scandal. this morning, the prime minister faced a grilling and more than a few heckles when he appeared at a special session of parliament. david cameron has found himself increasing

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buzz similar projects in humbug and today which are called the dungeons his visit to the book people who seek some emotions sensations in this is the early feel i'll give to so include those who are interested in history literature myths and legends petersburg each room represents and connected to the city's most famous story literature characters or you not to buy one theme jack. for example mention physiological state died in sympathy despite an eight thousand nine hundred three not because of cholera because he famously said his law simply was launching and his entire life hours later. this has. been in the range. the forty the russian historical figure for species burned michael spires off the beach boys and shot and drowned. the pharmacy isn't for the faint of the my heart a taurus among us i think it's the process the state an alternative instruments of to be subjected to hours inside the city's callouses put up a welcome to the powers in st petersburg and in trying to museum dedicated to the myths and legends of the city the last book it's what's a see through a labyrinth of t

every day sitting at a reception-like desk will also have to buzz every individual in. they will buzz tenants in, and guests will have to identify themselves, who they're seeking to visit and will need to be on an overnight reservation list. if they're not on there, they will not be admitted into the property. that's parent of our house rules that have been referenced. the house rules that we quoted for the commission and that we're using in our example are our most generous rules in our current housing. formulating those rules. in our other 800 units of multi-family and single adult housing, we allow a maximum of 14 overnights, meaning that i could have a guest stay with me. on average in a building of 84 units, about 1/3 of the tenants on any given night have a guest. many tenants never exhaust their full 14 nights. it's tracked, and when they're done, they're done. all visitors have to have government-issued identification. if they don't, they cannot enter the building. they need to be escorted by the person they're visiting. so if i'm visiting -- someone's visiting

a lot of buzz. a lot of buzz. >> that's cool. let me ask you. the team usa has never lost to japan.hat do they have to do today to keep up that streak? >> the first thing they have to do is throw away that stat. this is a totally different japanese team. i mean, it's 22 wins, 3 ties, all time against japan. but the u.s. knows this is a very good japanese team. they never made it to the semifinals before and beat sweden in the semifinals. never made it to the finals and here they are, and they are riding a lot of pride, of course, from the tragedy that they've gone through in the last four months. >> a lot of supporters from japan from that standpoint. what does the u.s. need to focus more on? their offense or defense? a lot of people are saying offense. >> of course scoring goals is necessary to win a tournament. but the most important thing they need to do is stay compact and stay together. if one player or two players go chasing the ball against japan, they will find themselves in a lot of trouble. japan plays with such ease and grace. the u.s. can wear themselves out. from the ba

some companies are lowering prices hoping it will pay off with more buzz and more sales. home furnishing giant ikea tops list. you still have to assemble much of what you buy but you may be able to afford more of it. ikea has cut prices 2% to 3% across the board this year. >> it's part of a reaction to the economic situation. >> reporter: it's also running sales on some of its most popular items including swedish meatballs and volkswagen has lower prices. the german carmaker cut base price of its jetta to $16,000 and passat now $20,000. but the price cut is not about being nice. the automaker is looking to capture market share from its rivals. >> we are looking to hit the mainstream market, take over some of the market share for toyota and honda accord type clientele. >> reporter: if you want a 3-d tv this could be a good time to buy. sluggish demand and lots of supply is pushing down prices on the big boxes. you can now find a 50" 3-d set for $400. that's less than half the cost it was just a year ago. and if you would rather read, the cost of a kindle continues to drop

the sports world is buzzing and lindsay muffy is standing by with a look at what is ahead on nissan sports extra. >> reporter: the d.c. united and u.s. women played today. a historic and exciting day for the neighbors, 18 innings of baseball, to be exact and a new goal tender in up to coming up next. and we'll see you then. that is it for our portion. fox 5 news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. keep it here, nissan sports extra is a few minute away. see you at 6, 10, and 11. ce

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that's not part of the harry reid plan. >> those are buzz words that work. and buzz words that are being tested to show that they work. >> it's so last week. it's as if he hasn't gotten caught up to the headlines. >> speaking of headlines. here we have your headlines for a tuesday. norway's justice minister says some of his employees are still missing after friday's bombing and camp shooting. he also defended the performance of the police even though it took them 90 minutes to get to the shooting scene. police believe the suspect actually acted alone even though he claims he had help. he admitted the crimes and pled not guilty at his arraignment that took place yesterday. and a live look now at the massive vigil in the streets of oslo as norweigians come together to pay tribute to the victims of the massacre. the death was lowered to 76. the mountain of cards, flowers and candles growing by the minute. >> look out, you may have to walk that letter to your friend's house. what? as revenues decline, the u.s. postal service may close over 3600 post offices nati

days after her doc appeared before members of parliament much of the continuing buzz about his younger feisty wife it's the speed of the war we it's no longer windy the so-called gold digger voters some of the. crowd. he didn't target. the oh so easily distracted mainstream media immediately flip their gaze to talking about and creating buzz over crouching wendy hidden tiger as they have now decided to call her and in this case we're going to a specific thing or at c.n.n. to fox news is obviously ignoring the whole story but c.n.n. has gotten full force not only are they monitoring chinese blogs and even to look to the taiwanese animation makers to create an entire package about tiger's twenty . the ultimate target white house to thank you and. these monthly blogs are going to build no one slept for windy one don't go blow the pride asian women nothing comes between the slack. and. you're kidding me right c.n.n. if you do this story just feel have to talk about the sad state of journalism these days something which includes yourselves but then again why wouldn't you take a chance to ri

caltrans believes it can do work without serious harm to the tree buzz there is a injunction ordering caltrans to stop work until the hearing. the spokesman says they're disappointed but stand by their plan. >> a big honor for uc berkeley named number two university in the world in academics, just released the rachgings, harvard taking the top spot, berkeley follow bid sfan ford, m.i.t.and camebridge in britain. ucla taking the 11th spot. based on quality of education and faculty, including numbers of alumni and staff winning nobel prize. >> nasa's final space shuttle launch is running into problems. there is a live picture now from cape canaveral. you can see it's raining. that is threatening to delay the launch. a lightning strike caused brief concern. apparently the water tower about 500 feet from the pad and engineers say the space ship is okay. and there is only a 30% chance of favorable weather so it's iffy. nasa has until sunday to get atlantis into orbit. otherwise it will have to wait until next weekend. >> the debt crisis showdown in washington, d.c.. the key players getting

we're riding off the buzz of the carnivore girls. half of his customers are women. the restaurant expanded to four locations and is now looking into franchising. trends or not, since we're talking about the handling, the ingesting and the serving of raw meat, it begs the question, is this all safe? japan has the highest food safety standards in the world, and this restaurant says in eight months it's been open it's not had a single reported case of food poisoning. but there have been scandals. four people died at a different restaurant chain after eating spoiled raw beef, prompting this sushi restaurant to take raw beef off the menu. it's sticking to horse meat and chicken now. this american is still not concerned. >> there's a lot of odd things about japan. raw meat is one of many. you localize your yourself. go native a little bit. >> why not? fellas, have you seen how many girls are in this joint? kyung lah, cnn, tokyo. >> and let's take with asia a little more longer to take a look at the weather conditions there. jennifer delgado joins us as the cnn weather cen

brian wilson's fashion choice that have people buzzing and that have people buzzing and chuckling lastight. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> welcome back. check out live 7 done her hd. it is quiet across the state. scattered shower is possible in higher elevations between eureka and chico, 80 in sacramento to 83 in chico and 87 in fresno. 81 in yosemite. 97 in palm springs and low to mid-70s around l.a. and san diego. i know the weekend starts tomorrow but let's take a look what is going to happen in tahoe. a lot of sunshine and low to mid-80s. >> former alaska governor sarah palin has made an announcement on when she will make the official announcement. she says she will reveal whether she will run for the white house in late august or early september. she could win a campaign against president obama and if she doesn't run she would campaign for a candidate with good executive experience. >>>

on these vines, right now getting maybe owe 30 days per year with temperatures exceeding 95 degree buzz in 30 years they may see 40 hot day autos in the for seeable future it's manageable. it would be irresponsible to be calling the death now for the industry. >> for carey hull this is one about climate change studies. in february, growers published their own study showing night temperatures increased by one degree, daytime numbers remain the same. the stanford study does not have them convinced yet. >> it's too much of a broad stroke of agriculture into the western united states. >> for napa this recommends planting with lower quality grapes, growers are not sure that will be necessary. >> i don't think that is going to end grape production, we're just going to have to adapt how to grow those grapes. >> there is an adaptation with a three-decade warning. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and we'll take a look not as far as three decades now but just days hitting this holiday weekend. >> looking terrific. >> looking good. >> there is a live definition looking towards questions and there is

. >> take but sinc - in the buzz, katt hudson's gave birth to a girl, and the beckhams have a new babyl transformers 2 continues to dominate it is the top highest gross of the year. distant second was " warble bosses horrible bosses with jennifer anniston. respectable third = zookeeper. >> we will see you in the morning. i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work; i need a nap.

get it out that you are here that we're that good buzz insularis hands that you're not taking the shots for when i met a minister was so cute and one wanted this one more. so it. it was nothing. or something. oh it. wasn't that. if to. blow stuff it was. my dad works in plastic recycling. all over her and most of my father doesn't want me to work around job like this some job or why does one need to suffer like him. or her with the garbage work is dangerous work. haven't learned how to enjoy change i go from one job to another i was a woman still and i was looking for the job that suits me the best. i was a machinist a mechanic ok really an auto repair man. i was a carpenter's well that i worked earning close. when i was a salesman in a shoe shop. oh and i've had many careers. and it is the same this year started off full of joy i found out. i was full of happiness and goodness and the fear of. the sunday fearful that i produce bad luck. and yes sure. more than one company came from spain and italy ever again to multiply. expanded with time. they will take all our work for. the foreign

the web has been buzzing for more than a week about murdock ever since the allegations of hacking andbery by employees of the british tabloid "news of world" surfaced and murdoch shut down the 168-year-old paper. lookups for rebecca brooks shot up in the wake of the british prime minister's call for her resignation and the announcement of a public inquiry. another international story captivating folks here at home is the action at the women's world cup in dresden, germany. according to fifa, more than 29 million women around the world play soccer. and if searches are any indication, this tournament is sure to light an even bigger passion for the sport in the u.s. as team usa heads into the final match on sunday against japan, players hope solo, abby wambach, and megan rapinoe are the most-searched team members right now on yahoo!. >>> now to hollywood news and the harry potter frenzy. fans are getting nostalgic at the series draws to a close with the opening of the final movie part 2 of "harry potter and the deathly hallows." searches for the complete list of the movies in order are u

lots of buzz about maya rudolph's new baby boy.rches for the "saturday night live" alum are up 368%. fans also wanted to know more about rocker gwen stefani's new clothing line for babies. and also lots of interest in why tennis star caroline wozniacki was having dinner with golf champ rory mcilroy. just a day after the u.s. open winner split with hihilong-time girlfriend. a blogger snapped photos of the two looking cozy at a london cafe sunday and now lookups for caroline jumped more than 300% this week. stay cool this weekend, guys. back to you. >> that's right, stay cool. no matter how you can do it. >> if you can across the country. everything has definitely been steamy. here's a couple of things coming up that people are going to be talking about. katy perry, she e st got nine nominations for the 2011 mtv video music awards. that's exciting. >> i think she's at the top of her career right now. she's doing. >> she's great. >> on the more serious side of things, john edwards likely will be back in the news next week. they're ask

the >> a sacramento neighborhood is buzzing literally.s of honeybees have taken over. >> neighbors down the street to watch the swarm of bees from a safe distance, yours truly, what from the safety of a car with the windows rolled up. >> it really is a safety issue for the neighborhood. >> the couple with three children directly across the street trying to leave on vacation, they felt like hostages to the honeybees. >> they are aggressive and they are angry and i understand why. >> she says she is happy that something is finally being done about the neighborhood nuisance. but the timing could not been worse. >> we tried to leave, and now i'm going to the truck, and within a couple of minutes from going to the backyard and the truck in my driveway my husband was stung 10 to 15 times and two of my son were thumbing-we re stung and we killled 7 bees in our house because they followed us back in. >> then someone suggested that they build a smoky fire at the front door. the couple bundled the three young children in protective clothing and one

>> the buzz is there.eems to be roadblocks, and i think some people here think that the debt crisis isn't a real crisis, and somehow we can just let it happen. that would be a terrible mistake. you know, the house republicans talked a lot about the uncertainty in our economy, and i think because they are sews obstinate, they are creating greater and greater uncertainty, and i wonder what it will take. you know, last time we went through a crisis not as great, we had to turn down something and then the stock market went down almost 800 points. we should not go through that again. everybody should understand that we've go the to face up to this. we've got to -- we can't pass the buck to anybody. >> and some are saying, at least the republican side, are saying a part of this solution is you do have to make a change in the way you do business. debt ceiling is one thing, yes, but they are also saying you've got to make changes, and part of this, just saw the republicans come out one by one to the microphones an

. >>> the world is still buzzing today after the usp -- u.s. beat brazil in the world cup.ictory vaulted the u.s. team into the international spotlight and put women's soccer back in the public's eye. as robert honda reports, they are in spreading those that want their sport to keep growing. >> reporter: emma summers is holding her goaltending and acknowledges she is playing with more intensity this week, challenged by bullies and inspired by the women's world cup team. >> women can do as much as boys can do. i really look up to them, and it's really good to see what they are doing good. >> reporter: many players say they know it was a triumph in 1999 that led to a boom in girls playing soccer. >> i would love to grow up and be like them. >> when the women's soccer league was disbanded there was a lot of soccer players that went unknown and people probably do not even know all of the team players right now. >> reporter: jeremy agrees, he is the regional manager for a nonprofit. >> i think we will get a good turnout. maybe 20% of the girls that never kicked a ball may be int

i've been lucky to do with my best friends which helps a lot. >> getting national buzz.eople are talking about you for sure. >> it feels good. we have been working so hard for so long. he hit it right on the head. it's a job. it's a 40 to 60-hour a week job. people get in bands and hang out with friends and don't realize they are signing up for another job. we have a ton of fun doing it and wouldn't change it for the world but it's a ton of hard work. we're lucky that some of it paid off and we had great opportunities to try to keep it going and bring it back for the bay area and represent the people who stuck up for us all this time. >> music in the park is on thursday nights at plaza caesar chavez in downtown san jose. you can catch 5606. music starts at 5:30. i hope you guys keep on going and i get to say i knew you when. >> one more thing, check out our music on our facebook page. go to facebook.com/5606. >> we'll put a link on our website as well. thank you guys.

there's been so much buzz about mark halperin's suspension i wanted to address it at the top of the program. he's an msnbc analyst, "time" magazine contributor as well. >> are we in the seven-second delay today? i wanted to characterize how the president behave had. >> we have it. we can use it, right, alex? >> go for it. >> let's see what happens. >> i'm behind you, you fall down. >> the precedent has been set. go ahead. >> i thought he was kind of a [ bleep ] yesterday. >> oh, my god. delay that. delay that. what are you doing? >> i think the president -- >> i can't believe you -- i was joking. don't do that. did we delay that? >> they did not delay it. we bleeped it. you probably know it was a word that was tossed around in the anthony weiner scandal. joining us to talk about this, michelle connell, washington correspondent for "newsweek" and the daily beast. a.b. stoddard, columnist for "the hill" and matthew as well. halperin made a stupid joke. he apologized. keep your answer clean by the way. does this warrant an indefinite suspension? >> look, they feel like they have to because oth

the buzz kill, moody's warning that could downgrade its rating on u.s. impasse over raising the debt ceiling drags on. that and of course worries about the european debt crisis we saw financial stocks, exporters here in asia feeling the most pressure today. ali? >> global investors, what's your sense of what people are thinking about the u.s. solving its debt problem here in the united states? >> well, let's just look at how the markets are trading in europe. looking at the stock prices here, on my ipad, the downward trend goes on. it's all red a arrows. debt troubles, they're on both sides of the atlantic. people are fixated with what's happening in the u.s. and also in europe. for example, italy, later today, it's making way for

the little mermaid is to pinocchio as aladdin is to, a, goofy, b, the singing teapot, c, buzz light yeard d, who cares, we just raised your brand awareness of six disney characters. we [cheering and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you very much. nation, it's no secret. i've said it on this show many times. i am an avid watcher of the "today show." i watch it just to find out what day it is. turns out it's today. they always get that right. but earlier this week, folks, i saw a segment that shook my faith in breakfast news. ivan. >> this morning we're kicking off a special series, breast obsessed in america. >> there are so many words for these, tah-tahs, puppies, rack. >> stephen: the rack? i am disappointed. this is the kind of filth i expect from charles osgood. this breast obsessed in mesh series is a blatant pabdzering dressed up like news. look at nbc's evidence that america is breast crazy. >> how much are breasts on the human mind? a quick google search for them paired with boobs and a slang word starting with the turns up almost a billion hits, more than four

i am obsessed with learning, knowledge, the vibe, the buzz.g about being in a restaurant kitchen. it's a place of real comfort for me. i've made some of the best friends of my life in the kitchen, because, you know, you're in there in the trenches and you are fighting it out. the thing i love most about it is really getting in that zone and

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