does thisseel like cali? >> it's cooler in cali. killer cali. >> on the beach with the bikinis? so much fun today. talking to the beachgoers, talking about vacation. we have come to the end. time to go. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i guess you're hired. thank you very much. kyle mooney, everyone. we'll be right back with jesse eisenberg. my contacts are so annoying. they're itchy, dry and uncomfortable. i can't wait to take 'em out, throw 'em away and never see them again. [ male announcer ] know the feeling? get the contacts you've got to see to believe. acuvue® oasys brand contact lenses with hydraclear® plus technology, keeping your eyes exceptionally comfortable all day long. it feels like it disappeared on my eye. [ male announcer ] discover why it's the brand eye doctors trust most for comfort. if you have astigmatism, there's an acuvue® oasys lens for that too, realigning naturally with every blink. ask your doctor for acuvue® oasys brand. realigning naturally with every blink. here, take the card. you go to the shops... i'll meet you at the gate. thanks. please remove all meta

today on duty, stretch, tux, cinder and cali all four-legged friends intent on helping patients heal. >> nice. >> reporter: patients like ted. >> perks up and makes you feel better. >> going to hug you again. >> reporter: ted is hospitalized for hip replacement and is up for aevic with stretch, the greyhound. >> he says oh, you have a nice touch. >> just seeing an animal like that, it's a great feeling. >> reporter: lynn is stretch's owner. >> people can communicate with a dog. when you touch a dog, the energy just kind of flows back and forth between the two of you. it's really a healing thing. >> reporter: seven teams of trained certified dogs visit patients a few times a month including cinder, a miniature labradoodle. >> she gives them an opportunity to forget for a moment or a couple of moments why they're here. >> this is cali. >> reporter: research shows how owning a pet can be therapeutic. these owners hope to share that kind of healing with patients. >> i find it just really satisfying and a lot of fun. >> i feel like i made a difference in some people's lives. pretty great t

calis, same house, called -- colleagues, same house, same call? this motion is approved. item 54 has already been called. supervisor elsbernd: colleagues, the clerk of the board distributed an amendment for this item before the board meeting started. it is on your desk. the amendment eliminates from the motion the various ballot measures that are no longer on the ballot. on top of that, i would like to add one more amendment. on page 4 of the motion, the opposition to supervisor weiner's charter amendment -- if we could strike that from the ballot, that would be my motion. president chiu: supervisor elsbernd has proposed his amendment as he has described it. he has amended his motion to eliminate lines 23 through 25 on page four, seconded by supervisor supervisor campos:amp -- by supervisor campos. that passes as amended. same house, same call? passed as amended. madam clerk, could you read the in memorials for today? i am sorry. we passed it already. >> yes, mr. president. today's memory -- meeting will be adjourned for the late mr. darwin vandies. president chiu: it is

live at the new york stock exchange, i'm cali carlin.berg news. >> thank you. >>> scientists at stapford say they made a breakthrough that could protect electrical grids, satellite and radio communications on earth. even astronauts in space. after spending years studying the sun, researchers now believe they can predict sun spots two full days before they appear. the material can wreak havoc with electronics in orbit and on the ground. researchers say they made the discovery measuring the acoustic activity of storms at the sun's interior. i don't know how they got speakers in there. but somehow they did. >>> that is a big microphone. >> it is a big microphone. >> hey, waiting for the sun? keep waiting this morning. mike? >> wait longer. this afternoon, and that means cooler weather on the way. may have to wait longer tomorrow as the coolest weather on the way tomorrow afternoon. >> but here comes the sun. we'll see it. >> eventually. if you are at 1,500 feet you can see it now. how many of us live that far up? this is what it look like u

. >> cali carlin has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning.ank of america planning to cut 3500 jobs this quarter. that is on top of the 2,500 cut already this year. the new round of firing begun. b-of-an is struggling with the 50% stock drop and legal costs related to the mortgage business. meantime, slump in consumer sales had h.p. trying to get out of p.c. business, at the same time they are talking about buying british software company called autonomy. burger king is dipping in the guacamole trend. they say the hamburger chain going to are out the california whopper nationwide on monday. in test markets in florida and california. it's a burger with guacamole and bacon. and sources say there is talk to introduce music service for blackberry to allow them to share music with friends. at the new york stock exchange, i'm cali carlin with the bloomberg business report. >>> 5:54 is our time. toyota and the company that ran the nummi auto plant in fremont agreed to pay to settle discrimination lawsuit. workers on medical leave before the plant shu

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for our good friend in cali, juan williams. you know, i traveled the country sometimes talking to different groups and i get to questions most only. one, sorry, juan, is -- [inaudible] and two, what is juan williams really like? and i tell them he's a fantastic guy. you know, this guy, a lot of people now say listen, you've got a good deal, everything worked out, it was further. when i was around him that week and he was not a happy camper. this is a tough thing to go through and do it is a lot of pain involved. but i saw the character juan williams did throughout that entire thing. and i will tell you, juan, i couldn't be prouder than the way you handled it. it really was a. [applause] >> sometimes it gets heated. sometimes it gets interesting exchange. but no matter ideology, your second discussion that happens at our table. so i assembled a panel here -- >> look at this. [laughter] >> so we have this thing called a lightning round. it's supposed to be very quick. you go down the panel on a certain topic and it's supposed to

little league world series down to the final four, montana against huntington beach and it was all calirnia wins, get to play japan for the little league world title on sunday. >> a little preseason football tonight at the stick where the 49ers hosting the houston texans. they coach harbaugh wants to mix it up with the second team. gives him a chance to game the backups. and kaepernick. this will determine if 'harbaugh wants colin to be the main backup. >> i want to see guys be able to compete against the other team's starters, and that competitive environment. >> just something you have to be able to adapt to. you have to know who your center and is go from there. everytime you step on the field, doesn't matter who is out there with you. you have to be at your best. >> mike: pga tex texas cup playoff, 125 players at the barclays. the field will be cut to 100 and it was shortened to 54 holes due to hurricane irene. new jersey, a little damp. snedeker birdies his first five holes then rolls in a long one on 7. a 61 sends him into the clubhouse with the lead. dustin johnson, shot of the d

american tempting football they're settling for seven six two shots ahead of second say the jerry cali microwave meanwhile is awaiting the results of a scan but hopes to continue to compete in the p.g.a. championship. if it's assumed tomorrow and i know that i'm not going to do any more damage to it i would play. you know there's a couple of points where where i thought about not continuing but. as i said it's as a very important tournaments and i'm still you know i'm still even foreign and still in still in the hunt so. you know we'll see what the results are tonight and if i can strap it up and play again tomorrow. all the tennis to former world number ones from russia to shut up and bet is not over have been knocked out of toronto's rule just cop shop of fell victim to kazakhstan's. boy of a shock six three seven five defeat for this year's wimbledon finalist as she goes out to play ranked only one hundred men think she. was a little bit nervous because i had my eyes points. but things happen and. i'm very glad. to go through that and the next two games i play again good and aggress

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one hundred meters in town point ninety seconds there on a council brown of jamaica plain so while cali on but t. stop trinidad and tobago two big bronze medal. i get it like a gay bar in there come out of nowhere so i'm pretty excited for the. the press room. you know that's my baby that marie so i gave out here so now i got it right over two hundred. i'm staying in tech awareness to see if my kids go brush a plane bronze in the four hundred meters the russian talking fifty point twenty four seconds to round out the podium behind winner and mildly moncho and second placed allyson felix and another russian athlete and then you know could have a shop finished fifth. elsewhere also pistorius went out of the four hundred metres at the semifinal stage still and the story for months from the south african who is the first double amputee to see possible world finals for able bodied athletes. you know which i'm very excited for. it's been a great experience coming out it's. not only just from an explosion of which this is a learning curve we are going. memories of will stay with me through sup

another now you know and god forbid i hate i would hate to say if i would have stayed in a year longer cali would be sitting here today trade coffee day or sitting in jail somewhere and that's just honest are true if those around the two options that i saw that moment either are going to kill him on me in jail or he's going to kill it me it just spiraled aside one thing after another it was like you know like i was in a black hole everything to start caving in on me everything that i thought that i was going to be you know when i met him and other marriage was supposed to be when him and i know we discussed our dating in our hopes and dreams and things that we want to do together everything just crumbled like a glass house you know ideas just throw one rock or should get a b.b. gun and then we'll just share. if you don't care about yourself it doesn't matter it does not matter anymore it doesn't matter why are you here why are you living you don't want to live anymore you don't have self-love you know you don't want to live you know that's why women commit suicide you know that's why women

citizens with full rights we have been visiting towns in settlements in the border in district of cali during the election campaign and the main thing the districts were. are asking for is to speed up the process of recognizing their citizenship providing them with passports and that's what we want to help them become our country citizens with full rights under justice to all international processes in your system there is a whole generation of people that applies if you survive two wars with georgia during the past twenty years how is it possible at all for these people to live peaceful lives is a good go if we speak of youth organizations we have twelve such groups in our cars and two of them are participating in the fair election campaign their position is neutral and they're going to be observing the upcoming election ten other organizations have gone public with their decision to support my candidacy because he needs foreign investments but is it possible to attract capital to projects in the country when its legal and economic status is doubted by some potential investors let's u

drawn to gyptian celebrations on top of square the disillusionment that later followed he's going to cali ports from washington d.c. . and president obama spoke earlier this sunday night saying tripoli is slipping from the grasp of a tyrant also that could offer you must relinquish power once and for all nato secretary general has made a statement of similar in fact saying they could offer a regime is crumbling and that now the levy is have a chance for a new beginning he also said that the transition must come peacefully and of quote well that part has raised a lot of questions because everything that was going on in tripoli has been very far from being peaceful we're talking about extensive bombings by nato throughout the weekend actually throughout six months there from washington has been a key player in the fight for tripoli that's the forest part of nato and as we know at this point nato has done the heavy work the means by which nato has been accomplished the goal of ousting khadafi have seen many violations of the u.n. resolution from six months ago that authorized the military in

understand her fifth two thousand and eight the combined outstanding balance under the seven programs cali by bloomberg was almost three times the size of the us federal budget deficit that year so again federal budget deficit huge story riling up the masses well where is it about the banks where to buy and i don't care about it but if the debt ceiling debate is washington for weeks compared to one point two trillion dollars in looting and then yes the point you make is a good one you can. castigate looters on the street in london can point to them as being morally reprehensible while at the same time being accommodating for the looting going on in the banking system in the city of london and i don't understand what this is such a stretch for david cameron and i see tony blair opened this pile i haul last week and sort of to moralize now that he's good friends with to prove about what really should be done in a society that respects human rights while he think guy who oversaw the transformation of the city of london into a looting economy not to mention the human rights abuses and genocide

over the last ten to fifteen years which has brought new governments and new social movements and to cali changing the relationship of forces by quite decisively if i can just sort of come back to one point it's not a question of whether we like has a polo whether we like or agree with every dalton carmyle from us or idealism that's not the point the point is permitting the people in that region to decide what's happened when hamas won the elections in palestine sanctions were imposed on it it's money was stopped and the west refused to recognize a democratic election because they were hoping to push the p.l.o. through and we now know why with the publication of the palestinian papers that the p.l.o. leadership it was in the pocket of the united states and now we know also please release to such a disgusting extent that it's horrified people in the arab world and so they actively promote it and tried to defend the corrupt palestinian leadership against hamas even though hamas had one ben they tried to destroy hamas as they did his will love buying cars are you going to be sitting around a

. >> cali carlin has the bloomberg business report. >> verizon communications threatening to suspendast year, 200 signed up for the traditional class. they won't get grades or credit. it's one to offer the fall quarter to make stanford courses accessible. >>> many people take pain relievers for headaches like tylenol but they believe it may soon emotional pain as well. doctors at the university of florida measured brain activity in people that experienced emotional rejection. they used mris to identify the avenlthed neural path ways and they then took acetaminophen, the active ingredient in tylenol. that blockened reaction to emotional pain. they stopped short of recommending tylenol for emotional distress but hope it will improve the understanding of how the brain responds to emotional pain. >>> 5:56. just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 -- why a san jose teen says mcdonald's is to blame for stabbing attack that almost cost him his life. >>> plus find out how a deadly dog attack out of the peninsula could now lead to a dog ban in another bay area county. >> thieves can't get enough of th

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. >> i'm for cali counts that's information that's -- i'm for calorie counts.s not intrusive. if somebody wants a big juicy burger. >> sean: i don't want to read the calorie count. >> tell us how you can go to mcdonald's and wendy and lose? >> sean: weight watchers worked for me. i like mcdonald's and wendy's and all these places, i like nathan's hot dogs. i know i'm not going there for my health. deirdre imus is going to kill me. al gore says we need an american arab spring. >> we need to have an american spring. the arab spring the nonviolent part of it isn't finished yet. but we feed to have an american spring. a kind after american taher square nonviolent change where people from the grassroots get involved again. not in the tea party-style. >> sean: the tea party was the grassroots. who does he think they are? >> my favorite quote al gore gets one thing right, even partial limb. i know it is difficult to imagine that people care about values in this country was based on will rise up and get more involved in the democratic process. hey al, that's the tea pa

as i said, the old cali and medein cartels are gone for all intents and purposes, and what we did in colombia, quite frankly, was we provided a couple of very important things. first of all, funding or money. and we also provided a great deal of consultnessy orioo consultancy or advice on the part of our federal law enforcement, as well as our military and intelligence community. and when you couple those things, marry them with colombia national police and military and other security forces, it was really a match that proved to be very formidable and continues to result in many, many successes with respect to dismantling organized crime and not only organized crime but terrorist organizations like the farc in colombia. jenna: obviously we talk about drugs being at the center of what these gangs are doing. this report about these smaller gangs and the violence almost seems like they're competing to be the most violent and the most gruesome rather than maybe competing for the drugs. only speculating here, but that's what this report is suggesting, that that's the competition. how do y

. >> here is cali carlin with the bloomberg business report. >> standard & poor's now facing a justice department investigation involving the the financial crisis. the "new york times" says the d.o.j. is looking at whether s&p execs pushed am lists to giving -- analysts to giving mortgage bonds higher rating than they deserve. it can be influential and the downgrade of the u.s. debt triggered a big drop in stocks this month. having trouble with sunday newspaper delivery. there is word someone might be stealing it off the driveway for the coupon inside. extreme coupons are stealing papers and dumpster diving to get ahold of the valuable coupons inside. how would you like to go on tour with madonna? there is a night life exchange process to share best ideas with other party animal and showcase dance concert also sponsored by smirnoff. the best dancer may join madonna on one of the tours. this is the bloomberg business report. >>> 5:55. board of the metropolitan transportation commission voted to reconsider the controversial move from oakland to san francisco. they are converting it to a

. >> bloomberg reporter cali carlin has more on that. she is live at the new york stock exchange.going on? >> yeah, big selloff underway. stocks are sharply lower on concern about the european debt problems. let me show you how it is looking 15 minutes in trading. we have the dow down 343 points. the s&p 500 down more than 3%. the nasdaq off 4%. your silicon valley index is also lower. obviously, tech particularly weak. one thing hurting stocks, the "wall street journal" says the u.s. regulators are giving the u.s. branchs of the european banks the once-over to see if they have enough money to fund day-to-day operations. that is not inspiring confidence about finances this morning. the bank of america among shares under pressure. down 9% right now. along with other financial stocks. this is again about europe. plus, the comments from morgan stanley says the u.s. is dangerously close to a recession. that is not helping either. we have new data out this morning from the government showing that the jobless claims increase more than expected. consumer inflation accelerated more than f

cali carlin joins us live from the new york stock exchange with a look at early trading. >> signs arehat the economy is improving. they are out with quarterly result that came in better than they expected. they cut the forecast and blamed the slower spending on pc and consumer technology. the dow, nasdaq, and s&p higher right now. we have green arrows across the board with the dow up 67 points. the silicon valley index is lower, pressured by two attackers and google. meanwhile, a new product may be on the way from apple. apple's online store has been down for a while this morning. leading to speculation on gizmoto that apple may unveil new products related to the apple tv. watch out for development. we are tracking that story. you know how expensive smart phones are. they're so fragile they seem to break the first time you drop them. amazon hopes to solve that. they say the chief executive to apply as a patent to use air bag that will deploy if the phone is dropped. other ideas are springs or jet propulsion to put phone in position for air bag to deploy properly. live at the new york

he is coming back to cali, tiger woods. he confirmed he'll tee it up this october. tiger hasn't competed since the pga championship earlier this month. >>> fry's.com open will go down. south of morgan hill. first time since 2010 u.s. open the pebble beach, tiger played in northern california. shark sighting on the links. inaugural t. golf tournament held in san jose. proceeds benefit the aubry brown, by curtis who have families who lost children. that will do it for sports. highlights of the giants, cubs, throwdown at at & t. 11:00 this evening. guys become to you. >> thank you, damon. for a full half-hour of sp orts coverspage. watch comcast sports net central. tonight, >> we'll be right back. ag >>> coming up tonight. investigators get rad to release their final report on the san bruno explosion. we're in washington, d.c. for an unprecedented look for the piece of pipeline that burst. what led up to it all? why the agency says pg & e made it difficult for gators. that's tonight at 11:00 after dateline. >>> before we leave you. how about this one -- 25 of the world

at the new york stock exchange, i'm cali carlin with the bloomberg business repor report. >>> if thenternal revenue service says it has $23 million in undelivered refunds. if your paper refund check was returned as undeliverable by the post office, the i.r.s. is waiting for you to call. the agency uses the taxpayers' last known address. officials say many people move without notifying the i.r.s. money is waiting for 16,000 california taxpayers alone. >>> 150 children with chronic illnesses are arriving in san francisco today for a special week-long vacation. these are kids from other states, canada and israel. they're medically supervised adventure will take them to six flags discovery kingdom, raging waters, alcatraz, oakland a's game, jelly belly factory, circus show and more. the fire department will welcome the children at sfo this afternoon with a water cannon salute. vacation of a lifetime is free and sponsored by non-profit kids of courage. >>> doctors are encouraged by the medical process of the beaten giants fan bryan stow. he is still in serious condition but he is able to

now using the screen name, cali guy for you 2005, sierras chatted online for almost a month with a decoyho said she was 13. remember, in his earlier chat, he sent that picture of his penis and talked about making love to a 13-year-old. well, this time he's much more careful about what he says. but perverted justice explains why he is still dangerous. >> he is really definitely trying to gain confidence of the child and make her feel special and important, and in a lot of ways, the log isn't the most graphic but it is very sickening to read when you realize, it is total manipulation of a child. >> all through the chat, the 48-year-old sierras compliments the girl. >> you're the nicest girl i've chatted with in a long time. >> you're sweet. >> he says he wants to buy her flowers, clothes and chocolates. he even sends her a picture of an audio player he bought for her. >> here's the mp player you're getting. i hope you don't mind pink. >> you're kidding. >> but sierras also tells her, she is sexy, talks about her bra size and about what kind of underwear she has on. >> they're not thongs, a

cali we just heard the secretary of homeland's security talk about the need to follow-up the assessmentt fema is standing about another thing she talked about links to the precaution " there was not all large loss of life we hair wheat now have 14 deaths. >> new york city had the winds have died down and the rain has stopped and that is a good sign the initial set assessment they're just being taken they are asking people to heed the advice from local leadership there may be trees down and power lines down. we had a bill what is to august of record and is the terrain is not helping the rivers will fully it rise up. i feel your right so far so good >> we understand the brand of the damage was done in carolina is the but gonna begin to assess how bad the damage is an where they need to help out? >> we will work with the state of carolina and the local government and identify their media needs on the impacted areas and what kind of resources they need. and the financial and for recovery. >> are you hearing in the from the mayor talking to the people of new york we have heard of for a strai

yes cali have an economic crisis to deal with and a terrible mess we inherited, and we're not out of the woods yet, not by a long way. but i repeat today as i have on many occasions, that the reason i'm in politics is to build a bigger and stronger society. stronger families, strong communities, a stronger society. that is what i came into politics to do and shocking events of last weekend renewed in me that drive. i can announce today that over the next few weeks, i and ministers from across the coalition government will review every aspect of our work to amend our broken society on schools, welfare, families, parenting, addiction, communities, a cultural-legal bureaucratic problems of our society to, from the twisting and misrepresenting of human rights that have undermined personal responsibility to the obsession with health and safety that has in many ways eroded people pause willingness to react with common sense. government is taught not to change behavior, but it is wrong to think the states a bystander because behavior does not happen in a vacuum. they are influenced by the s

sunny and hot for southern cali >>> good morning to you. plans, even comfortable at the coast. have a great weekend. don't like the color of my jacket now, hold on just a sec. >> amazing. >> let's time that again. do that again. okay. again. >> there you go. >> looks like we had blue faces. >> we just like to have fun on fridays. we're loud. >>> coming up next, more on the heat wave sizzling in the south, right after this. ul and off we go! seeking inspiration from the world's best yogurts for activia selects in paris we discovered the inspiration for a totally new yogurt. activia selects french so silky and smooth with lots of juicy fruit. then our search took us to beautiful greece and this thick and creamy greek yogurt, so rich and full of flavor. it was a grueling trip! try new activia french and greek yogurt. a world of great new tastes. k. so we take time to sit down for lunch at olive garden, and we enjoy catching up as much as we enjoy the meal. it's the unlimited soup, salad, and breadsticks lunch. only at olive garden. featuring f