. >> una mujer mayor y otra de 60 sufrieron quemaduras en un incendio en la calle jackson, comenzó enfrancisco para cobrarle a los peatones en la ciudad . >> (♪ ♪ )n. >> esta es la razón por la cual inician esta campaña-. >> ¿qué tan peligrosas son las calles de san francisco para los peatones y ciclistas?. >> tenemos este incidente del chico que fue atropellado por un vehículo, tenemos una adolescente que fue atropellada en bicicleta. >> hoy es el primer día de la campaña de accidentes prevenibles, esta es la primera fase, educando al público, él dice que le gusta la tarea de educar porque vivimos en una ciudad congestiónada. >> estos turistas franceses aceptaron que era peligroso. >> no vi el cruce peatonal, pero no volvere a hacerlo. >> las reglas a seguir son sencillas y podrían salvarle la vida. >> hoy comenzó la etapa. >> (información en pantalla) . >> los más peligroso. >> (información en pantalla) . >> varios lideres han ejercido presión para que tome el control de la ciudad . >> la culpa es la de la ley de inmigración . >> las autoridades no tienen poder porque la ley entra e

, murieron hoy, inhalaron humo cuando la casa se prendio en llamas, el incendio se causo en la calle jacksongarrillo. >> se busca a los hombrens que estafaron a un hombre de 81 años, el sospechoso le dijo que había dañado su vehículo, trato de convencer a la víctimas para dividir el costo de los trabajos de reparación. >> "50 mil viviendas embargadas podrían colocarse en venta por parte del gobierno federal . >> (información en pantalla) . >> la propuesta está abierta a los inversores hasta el quince de noviembre . >> la bolsa de new york volvió a tener una jornada de volatilidad. >> los mercados recayeron guíados por un temor de la baja de la calificacion de crédito de francia . >> (información en pantalla) . >> a dos meses de que la asamblea estatal aprobara leyes para las trabajadoras domesticas, decenas de ellas se reuniron para que las autoridades den el si . >> aprovechando el estreno de la úpelícula que revela los tratos a las empleadas domesticas, ellas dicen que eso se sigue viviendo hoy en día . >> los abusos no han cambiado. >> el proyecto de ley que regula los derechos esta en la

detonate bombs in the casinos, and demanded large amounts of money. >> officials traced the call to jackson'spartment and found electronics gear inside that disguises voices and blocks the caller's location. >>> we're trying to keep our best whits about us, the glass is half full. with that we bring in brody. watching the 49ers, the glass was half full, right? >> i thought you might have been going with the giants. the g-men have lost their first game of the last six straight series. but try to change that and so much more against the marlins tonight and did the jim harbaugh era start off with a hit or miss? you want to see thesext. coming up ne. >>> good evening. the giants have quite a strange streak going on, coming into today, their last 19 home runs were all of the solo variety. and you're probably thinking hey, what's the new mlb record? well, it's 20. taking on the fish in florida. top of the first, scoreless game. sandoval, deep to right. that's a solo shot. 1-0, giants. and this is history with number 20. mike stanton, the single to left, scores morrison. 2-1, marlins. tying run on b

they received a call for a fire at 1980 jackson st.were able to knock down the flames very quickly but upon entry they discovered too unconscious women in a bedroom one woman in her 80s and her care giver was in her 60s they were taken to a local hospital their injuries were described as serious burns their condition is at this time is unknown. investigators will be out here to will find out what action could actually cause this fire. >> details starting today san francisco police will crack down on pedestrian safety in the area after a nine year-old boy was hit thursday night. officers will be out in cars on foot and on motorcycles and it will be expanded to other areas meanwhile than nine year-old boy in new was it is still in critical condition with a broken pelvis and other serious injuries. the suspect was arrested in hayward he is accused of drunk driving and a felony hit-and-run >> this result at the golden gate bridge. >> are seeing that damp weather this morning. fog a star for most of the day in oakland 66 degrees in hayward

fire sent to women to the hospital. 11:30 p.m., the san francisco fire department received a call to this: jackson street. there were at least two women inside the building. they were able to knock down the flames of relatively quickly, but what they've made entry they discovered to win the or unconscious in the back bedroom. what in her 80s, the other is a care giver who was in her 60s. there were both taken to a local hospital. their injuries were described as a serious burns along with smoke inhalation problems. their conditions are unknown. obviously, investigators from the fire department will be later to determine exactly what caused the fire. initial destinations said that cigarettes may have played a role.--initial investigations say that cigarettes may have played a role. >> we are back in a couple of minutes. we are monitoring the numbers on wall street. the dow was down 188 points. would you look at the forces at work, it could be worse. we'll keep our eye on it and be right back. we are seeing cloud cover and fog it will not last all day by one 2:00 in the afternoon at the fog well rec

the revolution itself and that generation a few years later, the age of jackson was called the age ofthe common man and a reform movement for every social and economic ills that you could think of. a few years later the great reform was anti slavery and then the civil rights amendments. you get a period of drought in the gilded age but that gives away to populism in the progressive movement of to the 1920s. conservative 20s gives way to the new deal. truman and kennedy/johnson. i used to think that maybe this was a progressive country that periodically got tired of reform and settled into a conservative period but basically a progressive country. these 40 years are beginning to convince me we are essentially a very conservative country with only occasional bursts of progressive activity. i would like to see -- i am not all that optimistic. >> you open your presentation with a remark or a quotation decrying in difference and yet i think some would say franklin roosevelt as the war progressed was seemingly indifferent to the fate of the jewish people under the nazis. could you comment o

. >> what did jackson say after the call game? i have grown to know coach jackson and you can sentence the great amount of disappointment. >> we feel there is disappointment in us and our team. we are just trying to fix what we need to fix. >> got to stop the run and play more physical, tougher, got to stop the pass, a lot of things we have to fix. >> we are go stock car racing and show you an unusual sight on the golf tour. ♪ ♪ 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. ? two of nascar's top drive he is slugged out with the series point lead at stake. this wasn't edward's day. he is on the right side of the screen with problems action finishing 36 and falling to 4th in the standings with 14 laps left to go kyle busch caught and passed jimmie johnson and then extended his lead. then kyle's brother ran into the wall and got jamie medicare murray involved. the rest of the field was able to narrow the g

new coach hue jackson calling the shots on the sidelines for the first time. and sebastian genachowski taking advantage of the new rule that moves the kickoff spot up to the 35 yard line. he almost kicked it into the front row. the raiders lost 24-18. the niners play in new orleans tonight. >> that's right, my man jim harbaugh, good luck in the glorified practice game. the search for intelligent life back in the bay area. >> one in five high schoolers here in california will never cross the graduation stage to grab the diploma. we'll delve into the reasons behind these dismal numbers coming up. >>> and we have the details about a sonoma wine countge caw get-away contest on our facebook page. check it out. look for us on facebook nbc bay area morning news. t >>> welcome back to "today in the bay." a picturesque shot of the golden gate bridge. lovely out there. a little foggy, but traffic running smoothly. we'll check that traffic and weather coming up at 6:13. >>> new this morning, staggering numbers showing one in five high school students in california will n

hue jackson calling the shots from the sideline for the first time and sebastian genachowski taking advantagef the new rule that moves the kickoff spot up to the 35-yard line, almost kicked it into the front row. the raiders last 24-18. niners play, as i mentioned, in new orleans, tonight. >>> on the baseball field, the giants in action today, playing in florida. and, look, they promise -- they're making a promise it will be like any other game, right? it was during a game against florida earlier this season that marlins' scott cousins ran into buster posey in a play at the plate. posey utilize for the entire season. >>> mean while, the as playing the rangers. yesterday oakland supreme court six times in the inning. today's game, clock at 7:05 in oakland. >> good day for baseball. 5:50 now. coming up, opponents of california's high-speed rail get their day in court. >>> plus, changes to a well-known make-shift war memorial. we will tell you what is happening with that. o >>> when i aas w k t>o u t hate it when newscasters said it's back to school time. bit. >>> live look outside this time fro

cirque du soleil gang and they have teamed up with the cirque gang that will launch this fall called michael jackson. some of his choreographers are working on it set to his chart-topping hits and that sounds like a "thriller." thank you very much. >>> and finally, i spent a lot of time on this story because i was just waiting for you guys to chime in. i tried to figure out a way to make this clever. i couldn't so i'm just going to say it. panda poop may hold the key to revolutionizing the production of biofuel. thereby saving our country's dependence on foreign oil -- >> he's the answer right there. >> a scientist named dr. brown studied pandas and their poop for a year at the memphis zoo. they discovered the enzymes that breaks down bamboo chutes we could use it to make more cheap and plentiful biofuels -- a couple minor differences. >> giving whole new meaning to the phrase $2 gas. >> that's the first time lara spencer ever made me think of al gore. >> from years ago back in the white house, al gore was working on global warming and he came in with a big story on a delicate way to say this, if we

he could call epa administrator lee said jackson and teller to lay off of the ozone roles. would have to cut back on emissions, cut back on factories, cut back on their industries. he called the secretary of interior and moved more drilling permits through in the gulf of mexico. he could go to the national labor relations board and sale lay off of boeing building that new factory. we need more plants in the indebted states instead of moving out to china. host: here is what the president said yesterday in his plan for recovery he put entitlement reform on the committee when the super committee starts doing its work under the recent debt deal. he is also calling for payroll tax cut, tax reform is part of the joint committee, and unemployment insurance. let me take payroll tax cuts and unemployment insurance, what is the impact of that? how does it help or hurt? guest: people have to understand that we already have under the tax deal struck last year with the republican congress and president obama, we have an extension of unemployment insurance benefits in the payroll tax hol

i'm coming up to jackson. >> ah -- i'm sorry, who are you calling?way -- >> jimmy: from me. >> from hollywood. >> jimmy: i got you. >> don't take it personally. >> jimmy: while i was there, i kept very busy. i don't feel bad about showing this. i was fly fishing and i caught a beautiful fish. that's right. >> wow. >> jimmy: what do you think of that? >> i don't believe it. [ laughter ] that's what i think. >> jimmy: and look, here's another one where it tried to escape me while i was taking the picture. >> really? so you -- you must -- the river's still muddy. you were lucky. >> jimmy: very good. very talented. gifted. oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> great. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm now imagining you and how bothersome everyone must be to you all the time because you've been in so many great movies -- >> no. >> jimmy: yes. absolutely. i know you can't say it. but i'm going to say it for you. people must drive you insane and that's why i can't imagine you going to comic con. >> you got it all wrong. >> jimmy: where it would be like thee baby jesus going to

he fought under andrew jackson call later to become jackson's bitter foe on the issue of indian -- the issue of removal of indian tribes from their homeland. crockets contradictions extended beyond politics. he had only a few months of formal education, yet he read the bard. he was neither a buffoon, nor a great intellect, but a man who was always evolving on this stage of a nation in its adolescence, a pioneer whose dreams amply reflected a restless nation with a gaze pointed toward the west. perhaps more than any one of his time david crockett was arguably our first celebrity hero, inspiring people of his own time as well as the 20th century generation. the man, david crockett, may have perished on march 6, 1836, in the final assault on the alamo, but the mythical davy crockett, now an integral part of the american psyche, perhaps more so than any other frontiers and, lives powerfully on. and this way his story then becomes far more than 51 note walt disney legend, while his life continues to shed light on the meaning of america's national character. a spoonful from a chapter entitle

jackson died. just before midnight. he got a call from a girl and went outside. >> we were all in the house watching tv and we heard gunshots like real like boom boom. a lot of gunshots. and i just started screaming and saying najon is outside. >> reporter: he ran inside the house and was taken to the hospital. he died at a hospital. that is one of the first homicides. the other one happened at 3:00 where a woman was driven to alta summit center. she died at the hospital. a 21-year-old man identified as charles smith was also brought to a hospital and pronounced dead from gunshot wounds. now the detective i spoke with this morning could give me very limited information. he did say it appears the person that shot najon here on the 9300 block of sunny sidewalked up to him and shot him. that is new information about this one murder of three that happened within four hours saturday and sunday morning. reporting live in oakland kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. >>> lawmakers in washington, d.c. are going over a last minute deal to raise th

jackson's former doctor is set to begin next week. dr. conrad murray has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him. yesterday a judge ruled murray's defense cannot callkson's 1995 child molestation investigation. the ruling came on what would have been jackson's 53rd birthday. >>> meanwhile, jackson's children have been visiting their father's boyhood home near chicago. >> they went to the gary, indiana, residence with their grandfather. evelyn holmes of wls talked to them during their visit. >> reporter: they are happy and well-adjusted. >> we've adjusted over the past years. and i think that coming here and seeing our dad's old house and all the fans coming out, i think it's really sweet they did that. >> reporter: the siblings made a rare public appearance in gary, indiana, this weekend with their grandmother, katherine jackson, and other relatives as the family celebrated what would have been michael jackson's birthday. he would have been 53 years old on monday. >> i am happy for this type of a thing not only going on here, it's going on all over the world. >> reporter: it wasn't long ago that the world watched as 14-year-old prince, 13-year-old

he fought under andrew jackson call later to become jackson's bitter foe on the issue of indian -- theissue of removal of indian tribes from their homeland. crockets contradictions extended beyond politics. he had only a few months of formal education, yet he read the bard. he was neither a buffoon, nor a great intellect, but a man who was always evolving on this stage of a nation in its adolescence, a pioneer whose dreams amply reflected a restless nation with a gaze pointed toward the west. perhaps more than any one of his time david crockett was arguably our first celebrity hero, inspiring people of his own time as well as the 20th century generation. the man, david crockett, may have perished on march 6, 1836, in the final assault on the alamo, but the mythical davy crockett, now an integral part of the american psyche, perhaps more so than any other frontiers and, lives powerfully on. and this way his story then becomes far more than 51 note walt disney legend, while his life continues to shed light on the meaning of america's national character. a spoonful from a chapter entitled

he fought under andrew jackson call later to become jackson's bitter foe on the issue of indian -- the issue of removal of indian tribes from their homeland. crockets contradictions extended beyond politics. he had only a few months of formal education, yet he read the bard. he was neither a buffoon, nor a great intellect, but a man who was always evolving on this stage of a nation in its adolescence, a pioneer whose dreams amply reflected a restless nation with a gaze pointed toward the west. perhaps more than any one of his time david crockett was arguably our first celebrity hero, inspiring people of his own time as well as the 20th century generation. the man, david crockett, may have perished on march 6, 1836, in the final assault on the alamo, but the mythical davy crockett, now an integral part of the american psyche, perhaps more so than any other frontiers and, lives powerfully on. and this way his story then becomes far more than 51 note walt disney legend, while his life continues to shed light on the meaning of america's national character. a spoonful from a chapter entitle

. >> bob jackson of oakland's fulgours spell church says he -- oakland's gospel church calling him a rican- american community. >> i've never known anything -- anything that would lead me to believe that he would do that. he's certainly not that type of guy. >> by shop jackson says, he was driving force behind this playground which was built right behind the school district police headquarters to help keep kids out of trouble. marie says it does just that. >> it's our vandalizing. >> this probably helps the community. >> no matter how nice the program, oakland resident says public official should not be using the n word either on or off duty. he's going to put food everywhere. >> chief is on paid leave pending the results of the investigation, this is standard procedure. we are not at liberty to comment further. >> i don't know all the time if you use the word whether or not that means that's where your heart is. i don't know. >> the school district says there's no formal timeline on this internal investigation but it will be concluded as quickly as possible. i'm mark sayier, cbs5. >>

it would be relatively simple for the president to call lisa jackson and say l's hold off on the car and regulations, let's hold off on the clean air transport regulations. until unemployment goes down to 7%. host: isn't it that they want certainty that this will go away? guest: even better. these are optional. the epa is not required to put forward any of these rules right now, and what they're doing is making energy production, making any kind of factory usage more expensive here, which is why so many plants are going overseas to china and india. host: 1 more phone call, richard, a democrat from massachusetts. caller:hank you. the thinking from conservative think tanks -- where was your voice during the bush administration? it had two tax cuts. that prescription drugs and of $800 million that -- $800 billion that wasn't paid for. also, diana, when the private sector is not hiring, it is the duty and responsibility ofhe government to create jobs. president eisenhower did it with the international highway system that created many jobs. host: dianawhat is your response? guest: between

he calls himself a scoop jackson democrat, but i think if you ask him, he's voted republican and now he's working for bob dole. >> frank luntz was a republican or is a republican and worked for ross perot? i mean, do labels mean anything in this town and are they loyal to anything? >> i think party... that's a very good question, probably deserving of a book in its own right: "what's ever happened to what we called 'party'?" you know. and one of the things we say about congress is, theseays, they're more like 400, 535 separate corporations dedicated to reelecting the c.e.o., mainly the member of the house or the member of the senate. and so they don't rely so much on party anymore, you know. they've got television to appeal directly to the voters. they've got special interests to get their financing. so the idea of party is somewhat faded. and in the case of luntz, in the case of ed rollins, in the case of hamilton jordan, all of whom... >> dick morris. >>dick morris, and all of whom... the previous three went to work for perot, they knew from seeing others-- dave gergen comes to min

winston churchill called it the good companion. michael jacksonh fish and chips with lots of peas. me, i'm easy. i just like tabasco on it. you know it's going straight to the thighs, right? but who cares because it's tastes really good. i'll just dip in that. great to see you, so here it is, my favorite fish and chipper. zane virgie, cnn, london. >> oh, you lucky dogs, now i'm hungry, as is jacque. i want some fish and chips now. that's what i'm going to have for dinner now. i won't be going to london, but i'll find it somewhere around here. >> how are you? >> i'm good. it's hot out there, finally a little relief, at least for the folks in texas. >> how significant is that relief? >> when you're talking temperatures that are no longer 100-degrees plus. and you get a little rain when you haven't had any rain. most of the rain is starting to kind of fizzle out a little bit here, we had a nice complex that moved on through, temperatures have been in the 70s and 80s all day long. that's the great news. how much rain did they get? how significant is i

it would be relatively simple for the president to call lisa jackson and say let's hold off on the ozone regulars, all of which has been brought out in the past year until unemployment goes down to 7%. >> host: holding off, does that give them certainty? they want certainty that these will go away. even that these would go away? >> these are all optional. the epa doesn't have to put forth the rule. they are making any kind of factory usage more expensive. which is why so many plants are going overseas. >> i'm going to ask you to hold off. one more phone call. go ahead, richard. >> caller: yes, thank you. diana, there's a series of conservative think tanks. when was your voice during the bush administration? you had two tax cuts, two walls, and prescription drug at 800 million. nobody in the institute spoke out then. also, diana, when private sector is not hiring, it's the duty and responsibility of the government to create jobs. president eisenhower did it when the international highway system created many jobses. as a snowball effect, there were a lot of private suppliers that will help

he could call epa administrator lee said jackson and teller to lay off of the ozone roles. ould have to cut back on emissions, cut back on factories, cut back on their industries. he called the secretary of interior and moved more drilling permits through in the gulf of mexico. he could go to the national labor relations board and sale lay off of boeing building that new factory. we need more plants in the indebted states instead of moving out to china. host: here is what the president said yesterday in his plan for recovery he put entitlement reform on the committee when the super committee starts doing its work under the recent debt deal. he is also calling for payroll x cut, tax reform is part of the joint committee, and unemployment insurance. let me take payroll tax cuts and unemployment insurance, what is the impact of that? how does it help or hurt? guest: people have to understand that we already have under the tax deal struck last year with the republican congress and president obama, we have an extension of unemplment insurance benefits in the payroll tax holiday.

jackson. john's older brother. we'll make a call to police to see if they have any suspects. >>> this morning congressional party leaders will present the debt ceiling deal reached over the weekend to their members. at this point, no votes are scheduled but the senate is expected to act first then the house. president obama announced the deal last night after a tense weekend of bargaining. barbara lee says she wants to read the fine print before deciding on how she would vote. >> too often we are asked to vote on legislation where we haven't had an opportunity to it read it. i want to read what is exactly in this deal. the deal has to that's the senate and the house. the markets here at home open in an hour. investigators around the world are already reacting. worries over possible default sent stocks plunging last week. the dow lost 540 points for the week. will things turn around? stay with us here because coming up in ten minutes we will go live to new york for a preview of what is expected this morning. >>> time now 5:37 this we

manufacture and supply more things to sell which means more jobs and more pay jackson pretty much everybody doing much better it's called economics one one hundred. but let's let's see let's see what the other guy in the house has to say. very quickly jay carney earlier this week or last we came out and said unemployment benefits are stimulus well this isn't this is in the ministration it just doesn't get it it's really it's socialism it. of course any help for poor people is socialist don't. but as the old saying goes here and tell your own opinions but you're not entitled to your own facts unemployment benefits food stamps and other forms of government spending that end up in people's pockets have been proven time and time again to help the economy as this data from the chief economist at moody's mark zandi shows government spending does boost the economy every one dollar spent on rebuilding our infrastructure creates a dollar fifty nine in each increased economic activity a dollar spent on unemployment benefits or what fox news calls socialism generates a dollar sixty four in increased economic activity and as for fo

king is emerging from what's called the stone of hope, leaving behind the mountain of despair. dr. ed jacksonng memorial's executive architect, led ten other accomplished architects in selecting the design from nearly 900 submissions. >> we were hoping to somehow carve out on the national mall an experience for america where they could move from lincoln to jefferson and beyond. >> reporter: some critics say the face doesn't look like dr. king. a result, they say, of selecting a famous sculptor from china. at the memorial, though, many visitors were focused more on king's message than on his features. >> we're all the same, we're all equal. >> reporter: susan brought her three children from new jersey to teach them the values that dr. king preached. >> just because you're different skin color doesn't mean you have to be treated differently. >> reporter: king's is the only major memorial on the national mall that honors someone who was not a president. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up a little later on "the early show," the latest on the storm preparations as hurricane irene gaine

tending to the memorial this morning. 16-year-old najan jackson was shot and killed late saturday night. the family believes he was lured and called out by a girl and was shot. they say it may have been payback for something at a party. and then a woman was shot at 1:00 a.m. she was dropped off at alta bates avenue. she died. and another man attending another party died at the hospital. >>> in just the last few hours, san francisco mayor, ed lee, announced a new partnership for 12 community ambassadors to address safety concerns on muni. corporate individuals will make this program permanent. they will translate non-english speaking leaders -- riders. >> just to have the presence of 12 more people along this story -- along this corridor is extremely important. >> reporter: meantime, ed lee says this morning he still hasn't made any decision about a possible mayoral run in 2012. he says he's talking with his family about his political future. the filing deadline for all candidate is august 12th. >>> a san ramon woman fell to her death while climbing half dome. official says she was on her way back down from the summit when she fell

crews got the call around 11:30 last night and when they arrived on jackson street they discovered two people were trapped inside so they moved quickly. >> there was smoke coming from the top floor. we had two people unaccounted for and they were both pulled out by firefighters. >> both women had to be taken to the hospital where we are told they are in serious condition for smoke inhalation and second degree burns. crews say it appears to be started in the bedroom, no word on the estimates but this is a very pricey neighborhood, k tv u channel 2 news. >>> just about 30 minutes ago, police called off a search for the suspect that led them through the streets of 880. it started in oakland. the driver of a black sedan got ongoing 90 miles per hour. when it suspect got off the freeway he crashed into a fence and into some bushes. the driver ran from the scene, police dogs were brought in and police were still unable to find them. >>> they are searching for suspects in an overnight shooting that has one man fighting for his life. investigators say a gunman opened fire on a man inside the c

king is emerging from what's called the stone of hope, leaving behind the mountain of despair. dr. ed jackson king memorial's executive architect, led ten other accomplished architects in selecting the design from nearly 900 submissions. >> we were hoping to somehow carve out on the national mall an experience for america where they could move from lincoln to jefferson and beyond. >> reporter: some critics say the face doesn't look like dr. king, the result, they say, of selecting a famous sculptor, lei yi-shin, from china. at the memorial today, though, many visitors were focused more on king's message than on his features. >> we're all the same. we're all equal. >> reporter: susan saleh brought her three children from new jersey to teach them the values that dr. king preached. >> just because you're a different skin color doesn't mean you have to be treated differently. >> reporter: today, king's is the only major memorial on the national mall that honors someone who was not a president. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: that's the cbs evening news. for all of us at cbs news all a

and, by the way, we see kather katherin, michael ease mom, your buddy joe jackson, who you had great interviews with, he called tribute. not that he's got anything against it but the estate was implying that he was one of the originators of it. he said he's not. he's working on his happy land promotion, the big development in vietnam. >> i thank you for abiding by our policy that we had here. there's a wedding going on in hollywood. this is a free zone. >> i'm not involved. >> okay. >> right. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, meet the man who could be the next eddie murphy.ll ave a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. i have a dream today! [ male announcer ] chevrolet is honored to celebrate the unveiling of the washington, d.c., martin luther king jr. memorial. take your seat at the table on august 28th. ♪ let me make you smile ♪ let me do a few tricks ♪ some old and then some new tricks ♪ ♪ i'm very versatile ♪ so let me entertain you ♪ and we'll have a rea

this is jackson street and octavia. they got the call last night. although the fire was out by midnight, the battalion chief says it was a race against time from the git-go. they got reports that two people were trapped inside and using a latter they got to the top and found two women, both unconscious and with pretty bad burns. one is in her 80s, the other her care giver in her 60s. >> units got in quick, brought them out. and we're hoping for the best at the hapt for their condition. >> as he said both people are in the hospital this morning being treated for smoke inhalation and serious burns. as for the official cause, laura and john, firefighters say it seems that this fire may have started in the bedroom, that's the top floor, and it may be drinked to lit cigarettes. >> thank you very much. scary story. marla tellez live from san francisco. >> 6:07. time to check the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning. you know, this beautiful weather we're enjoying all weekend long, last week, it continues all of this week. we have a gorgeous fore

conservative supreme courts and robert jackson who was roosevelt's attorney general and became as you know a justice of the supreme court he wrote a book about this called the struggle for judicial supremacy back in nineteen forty one and he described this is the most persistent rivalry in american history which is that rivalry between progressive presidents and a conservative supreme court yeah or. the ballet. it's a power between the legislative executive branches and the judicial and then with the third among equals has become the first of a long calls i want to get into you know what. kind of round this out and what happened in thirty five thirty six thirty seven and then wrap back around to write might happen with the obama presidency and what this means for us today in just a second we have with us jeff czeslaw schussel he's used me the historian and author of this brilliant book supreme power who that predicts. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions compelled to break through it through the pain made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global machinery to see where we had a state controlled cap

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call it g.d.p. revision as well as u.k. but the big story of course is jackson hole on friday will be trading around stories that potentially could come out of the big story is there going to be q e three is there going to be another round of easing is there going to be another program by which the fed buys back securities or extends the maturity of the doubt that it's already bought back no one really knows but that'll be the picture ever really through the week of the rumor mill around that so i think today at least the markets are going to be pretty pretty volatile as they have been for a while i think the second story as well for russia which is important is that the market has to digest the implications of the of the events unfolding in libya and what the implications are for the oil price ok that's it for now you're up to date more in one hours time. for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. the limited. to please. pick. him up. the. middle east so much brighter than if you knew about som

jackson street. they died on tuesday. the "chronicle" reports the fire department was delayed because the first emergency call went to a private party instead of 911. >>> new this morning britain's prime minister is turning to the u.s. for help after four nights of rioting. today parliament holds an emergency session on all that violence. >> welcome to manchester. [ screaming ] >> like a war zone. police in london rounding up hundreds of suspects following overnight raids on homes. officers have adopted more aggressive tactics against rioters and looters. they have arrested nearly 900 people since the violence started on saturday. >>> the prime minister says he wants to look to cities like boston, l.a. and new york for advice on tackling some of the gangs. that's david cameron. he summoned parliament back because they were on summer break and wanted them back to start trying to find a way to stop the violence. >> he has said that the businesses will receive government help to get on their feet and said, we will not allow a culture of fear to exist on our streets. he is calling for tougher measures to stop all the violence. >>

that's called quantitative easing part three, and in addition to the meeting next week there is an important meeting in jackson hole later in the month. i think fed officials will be discussing potential changes in terms of their policy statement. it's important that the language connotes an impression that the fed will stay at 25 basis points in terms of their policy rate for an extended, extended period of time and that's -- >> susie: but in terms of action. in terms of action. >> no, i think it will basically be language, i don't think there will be any definitive action. >> susie: we're going to have to leave it there, bill. thanks so much for coming on the program. we have been speaking with william gross of pimco. >> it would be a crisis of biblical proportions. >> tom: still ahead tonight, i talk with the chief medical officer of one of the nation's biggest public hospital systems about the uncertainty that continues even with a debt deal. >> susie: tom, the dow went up 140 points, then it went down 145 points. we talk about whipsaw and volatility, we haven't seen anything like that in more than a year.

. >> reporter: bishop bob jackson from oakland's gospel church says he is the last person he would expect to hear some comments calling him a friend of the african-american community. >> because i never known anything racist or anything that would lead me to believe that he would do that. he certainly not that type of guy. at least the opinion i have of him. >> reporter: jackson says the chief was a driving force behind this playground that was built right behind the school district police headquarters to help keep kids out of trouble. charles says it does just that. >> because they get wrestless and stuff and they start vandalizing. >> this helps the community? >> yep. >> reporter: no matter how nice the playground, the oakland resident says a public official should not use the "n" word on or off duty. >> he should not use that work. >> reporter: they issued a statement that reads in part the chief is on paid leave pending the results of the investigation. this is standard procedure. we are not at liberty to comment further. >> so, i don't know all of the time if you used the word whether or not that means that is wh

crews were first called out to the fire before midnight at the single family home on jackson near octaviareet. the victims, a woman in her 80s and another woman in her 60s were taken to the hospital to be treated for burns and smoke inhalation. >> the unions got in quick, brought down the fire and located them, brought them out. they were on oxygen, they were not alert. paramedics were working on them. one had burns on the body and the other one was being bagged with oxygen. >> they say it could have been linked to lit cigarettes. >>> investigators are trying to figure out cause of a grass fire that threatened home in benicia. smoke and flames rose behind the home on carney street yesterday afternoon. the fire started near benicia community park. benicia firefighters called in reinforcement from other cities in solano county and department in napa and cost cost counties. >> i just heard some fire crackling. i opened the window and saw the fire going over the hill coming toward the house. it went outside, all the neighbors went outside. the kids cries. we started praying. >> they came so f

according to jackson's family he had just gotten home from playing basketball. it was his father's birthday just before midnight. gets a call from a female friend. he comes outside and just a few minutes later you hear gunfire. >> he came and jordan said he was hit. i thought he was playing at first. my other grandson lifted his shirt up and saw the bullet wound and then we sat him on the sew foe and called 911. >> reporter: john was taken to the hospital where he died a short time later. then around 3:pin the -- then around 3:00 in the morning a 27- year-old woman was dropped off in a car. she also died from her gunshot wounds. and then around 3:30 the other man that was reported shot at a party this was on 87th near d. he was also taken to a hospital. he also died early in the morning. you are taking another look at this memorial out here for jackson. we will talk to a pastor in a half hour from now or an hour. he will tell us why he thinks the shootings are happening and what can be done to stop them. by the way that is 17 homicides in oakland from this year. last year there were 52. reporting live from oakland kraig deb

jackson street. they died on tuesday. the "chronicle" reports the fire department was delayed because the first emergency call went to a private party instead of to 911. >>> the man charged with running down a 9-year-old in san francisco is due in court this afternoon. 21-year-old andrew vargas from hayward is charged with the collision last week on mission street. ryan white from pennsylvania said to be improving. a fundraiser yesterday added thousands to the donation to help pay that young man's medical bills. >>> and a fundraiser will be held tonight for the missing hayward nursing student michelle le. her family is having the event at chevy's in the stonestown mall in san francisco from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. today. police have reason to believe that le was murdered but so far they haven't found a body or arrested any suspects. >>> meet me in san pablo and bring your guns. that's what prosecutors say a vallejo woman told two teenaged friends of her daughter in just a bizarre murder plot. 36-year-old darlene mcdade is accused of hiring the 15- and 16-year-old boys to shoot her ex-boyfriend's new wife. the victim was shot at twi

reverend jesse jackson said they should be called the fort sumptner tea party.or the most part these are people who are concerned sit cents, alan, they care deeply about our government and think it's gotten too big, too intrusive. engaging in these slurs, might it backfire? >> i think most in the tea party are exactly what you said but there's too large a portion of them who maybe don't think that way. john lewis was spat upon and call the n word, doug lambord referred to obama as a tar baby, you've had the tea party.org had a sign with the n word on it. i would not use that language myself, pardon me, but i can understand why members of the congressional black caucus would feel that way given the number of high profile both congresspeople and tea party members who have made racially continuing dollars comments. gregg: mary katharine, john mccain used a phrase describing the tea party, a group of hobbitts, he referred to them if i recall correctly. aren't republicans also guilty of political slander what it comes to the tea party? >> well, i love this, because t