casey anthony there are part of that carnival paradigm i mean that's the one thing they have in common but the one thing they don't have in common is wiener gate is something that appears across all kinds of media media all kinds of platforms and casey anthony thing is more of the twenty four hour networks and there's a reason for that and i'll get to but but we i mean it's it's the it's the i mean political scandal tragedy you know whatever however you want to look at it i mean his own party was ready to the rose to make the state basically and basically to report his district based on the two thousand and ten census not the republicans and his own people so you know i understand the coverage of it to some extent couch it and better terms why not you know say hey we'll get to the real issues first and then like we just did in this i think our at the very end talking about the you know the third because it's because the absurd so the carnival paradigm that's what that's what people hook into because everything else is so depressing and so complex and depressing that's a double whammy r

. >>> thank you, it's the latest carnival flag food. check it out! it's fried kool-aid. it tastes like a hush puppy with a cherry flavor. it's from the same guy that fried the oreo cookies. >> i stay away from them. >> thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz-13, maryland's news station. i'm jessica kartalija. >> i'm don scott. >> and for marty bass, i'm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> at one point in the 1970s someone tried to introduce like carnival style rides at the festival after the parade and they were loudly criticized for you know pulling the political things out of this event. and they were declawing the movement that it was all about celebration and not about politics. >> reporter: in the 1980s the festive move was squashed. not but politics but by an infectious virus turns strong young men into dead young men. >> the parade became a little more quiet as aids was taking its toll. >> reporter: in the 1990s, a new generation took over. a generation that included racial and social issues of all kinds. the generation xers were savvy about fund raising and opened the doors to commercial fund raising. some believe the parade is losing it's punch. >> i think if you're betting at bringing resources to the table that you have a chance to affect more things in the world. on the other hand if you sell out your message and water down what you're doing, then you've lost something. >> reporter: times change and so do messages. but the freedom rights parade has establi

there, the two found jobs in a carnival.an named virginia ginger keith. >> they hooked up with her and went on the road with her for a while. >> reporter: back on the road after they lost those carnival jobs. happened when they got drunk at work and fired a shotgun in the air. they were just about broke by then except for a credit card they'd stolen from mrs. douglass. by early november, three weeks after the douglass murders, ake, hatch and ginger caught a bus as far as their remaining funds would take them. that was lumberton, texas. >> ake and hatch and ginger keefe arrived there. they were on a continental trailway bus. >> billy payne was sheriff back then. >> they got the bus to stop right in front of the house, and they went and broke into the house. the two men did. and virginia stayed out in the woods. and they was going to wait till somebody come home. >> reporter: and when the homeowner returned, a friend along with him, ake and hatch were waiting with a sawed-off shotgun. sheriff payne later found some signs of a

[laughter] that's like canceling a carnival because it might lead to being abducted by carnies. [laughter] that's part of the thrill. and it's not just public firework shows that are being canceled. 150 texas counties have banned fireworks altogether, and anyone caught buying or selling them will face a $500 fine. how dare you, texas? i never thought i'd say this, but i'm thinking i'm about to mess with you. [laughter] this is an attack on the kind of small businesses that make this country great: shabby cash-only roadside shacks that sell chinese explosives to drunk people. [laughter] and what will this do to our nation's prosthetic hand industries? [laughter] now they'll be completely dependent on weedwhacker accidents and people fishing shrimp forks out of the garbage disposal. [laughter] plus, they're robbing our kids of classic childhood experiences. when i was growing up in south carolina, i had so much fun blowing up mailboxes, strapping grasshoppers to bottle rockets to simulate the apollo mission, [laughter] and playing games of "guess the fuse length." [laughter] and w

go by and part of the art work shy di he did fake carl advertisements and looks like graffiti but carnival ads and graffiti. and the city has a bunch of old gas stations. >> rarer. >> and this is bay shore boulevard. >> (inaudible) next to the plant. thank you. and these are something whose time is come and gone. you don't see too many of these unless you are driving in rural idaho driving and i like this and who is the designer? the designer is it owner's son and we have permanently recorded. >> in the good days you didn't need to be an architect to design something. >> that's right. owner's son. >> he didn't even have a name. >> he didn't need one. >> here is another one. >> portero. >> and built for $600 and a steel frame building and used as a shop. they don't sell gas there and but it's there and according to the records and we have all these old records. let's see where do we go? and this one -- >> and that's the best one. >> okay. this is down at howard field. what's up dog? >> used to be on pacific and they wanted to tear it down and everyone went up in arms and they cut off the bo

the salts in your brain, i'm not a doctor, but what happened to sasha when she died at the daisy carnival in l.a., they s.t.a.r.t.ed givi e started giving her fluids and her body overheated and she died. >> those are the stories we don't like to see especially. you have tips for parents. visions teen. >> visionsteen.com. >> that's where we can find more information. thank you for joining us today and hopefully we won't have a repeat of some of the stories we hear every summer. >>> still ahead, tattoos tell a meory, some s an tano w tlo c tsehe book on. we'll show you a story giving gang members a clean slate. >>> as we mentioned earlier, the san jose police department is grappling with a surge in deadly gang violence. the city is getting federal help, and that's the enforcement part of the puzzle, but there's another part and that's prevention and for that the city helps former gang members literally remove parts of their past. >> first was this one. three dots. signifying my crazy life. for me it's three point where you end up, hospital, cemetery, or jail. >> reporter: that tattoo and th

wall will turn the noise inside into a giant megaphone effect into the street, creating a constant carnival atmosphere especially on the weekend. i feel that that is degrading to my neighborhood and my environment. i am from taxexas and i know about public enthusiasm at football parties. all this should be kept inside the bar. it is -- is it now the public policy that any owner can tear off the front of a building without showing the impact on the surrounding neighborhood? i have read chapter one of the san francisco in firman code. the precautionary principles that the board of supervisors adopted as an ordinance in 2003. point no. 2 states that community has the right to know complete and accurate information on potential human health and environmental impacts associated with the selection of products, services, operations, or plan spread the burden to supply this information lies with the product, not the general public. one of the stated goals of the ordinance is to include citizens as equal partners in decisions affecting their health and environment. the brickyard has created a dramat

just food galore. >> and the carnival rides, you have a ton of those.eople do come out for those. kids can be bracelets too, really good deals. >> yes, go online, it's a really good deal, yes. >> we're going to our weather maps and i've got to have another bite of this funnel cake. let's go ahead and -- this is so good. let's take a look at these headlines. now i have to talk through the whole thing. the next 48 hours we do have the fog moving on in. thank you so much, april. just stay here and hang out with us. as whead throughout the next 48 hours, that onshore flow and the fog will be staying with us with temperatures in the 70s for our bayside communities and the coastline.as in the 60s, and inland right here in the east bay where the alameda county fair is happening in pleasanton, we can expect temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. if you're out here in the sun, it feels like the upper 80s. you definitely want to hydrate and drink lots of water. as we head throughout the morning, temperatures in the 50s to start off with and then quickly warmi

. >> people are enjoying the carnival rides, livestock and food down in san mateo county their fair opened yesterday but as california's budget problems continue state leaders are considering flashing $32 million in subsidies large fairs like san mateo that raise money all year round would be okay they only take $150,000 a year from the state but smaller fairs could be in trouble. >> for the small fairs they will take -- there could be fairs absolutely eliminated by $32 million it is sad to see. >>> organizers say fairs all over the state will have to get creative and continue helping each other instead of competing. >>> all right well, i don't know if you are going to the county fair or not but if you do they are saying leave the credit cards at home. new technology that wants to make it easier for you to do shopping. >>> but will that leave you at risk for id theft a closer look at security concerns with brian cooly next. >>> what happens to congressman weiner's political future? still to come how his sexting scandal compares with other capital hill bloopers in the past. >> jim bernard c

the atmosphere was carnival-like as gays, lesbians and transgenders dressed in elaborate costumes. and this year's parade was particularly festive after brazil's highest court ruled same-sex unions must be recognized. >>> and in the philippines, hundreds of skateboarders roll through the capital to celebrate their favorite sport. their goal was to raise awareness about the popular activity. some of the most daring boarders jumped, they flipped, they did tricks, all to gain attention. with gatherings like this, organizers hope to persuade the filipino government to build skate parks. >>> and finally, here's a birthday celebration that was, quite animated. hundreds gathered in mexico city dressed in blue, with their faces painted, to celebrate the birthday of the creator of the smurfs. combined with others around the world who also dressed for the occasion they broke the world record for the most people dressed as smurfs at the same time. wait, bill karins, is that you? >> no, i was gargomel. i was just off the screen. i watched way too many episodes. >> time now for an early look at

. >> sort of almost becoming a carnival act. you know, i sometimes felt like a freak. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> well, the best companies are driven by new ideas. >> our future depends on new ideas. we spend billions on advanced technologies. >> it's all about investing in the future. >> we can find new energy-- more cleaner, safer and smarter. >> collaborating with the best in the field. >> chevron works with the smartest people at leading universities and tech companies. >> and yet, it's really basic. >> it's paying off every day. and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brown: the u.s. house rendered a split decision today on the milit

. >>> carnival rides, livestock competitions and lots of deep fried food. it is county fair season in california. anne makovec on how the decades-old tradition could become another victim though of current budget cuts. >> reporter: there are plenty of reasons to go to a county fair. >> the rides are fun. >> and the food is great. >> i really like to see animals. you will, too. especially this guy right here. >> curly fries. >> curly fries. >> reporter: it is the opening weekend at the san mateo county fair. and people are enjoying all of the spoils. but there may be fewer fun fairs in the future. as california's budget mess continues to spin out of control, state leaders are now talking about cutting $32 million in subsidies, for county fairs. >> that's not right. i mean the fair is part of the state of california. >> it is a huge hit to the fair industry. >> organizers here in san mateo county take $150,000 from the state each year, but they are one of the few self supporting organizations in the fair circuit. they fund raise all year round. >> from small

of what you can see here is made in china and so were 80% of the costumes made in this year's rio carnival. in some towns, prices have trebled in the last three years and lending to poorer families has taken off even at 25%. >> they could buy their own houses and make their own dream come true and stop paying rent for the rest of their lives. so they don't think much of the high interest they pay. what they think is that they are making their dream come true. >> like many emerging markets, brazil's economy is bit too hot where britain and the u.s. are too cold. the world would be better off if we could all be in between. >> well that brings us to the end of today's broadcast. you can follow all of the day's news on our web site. for all of us here at "bbc world news america," thanks for watching and have a good night. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont and honolulu, new man's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of comp

so were 80% of the customs in the rio carnival. this may be a bit too much of it. in some rio's shantytowns, prices have tripled. lending has taken off even with mortgage rates at and i watering 25%. >> they're making their own dream come true. having your own house. they have stopped paying rent. they really do not think much of the high interest they pay. what they think is they're making their dream come true. >> like many emerging markets, the economy is a bit too hot while places like britain and the u.s. are too cold. the world would be better off if we could all be smart in between. no prizes for guessing who was having the most fun. >> you're watching bbc. wildfires come within meters of the nuclear facility at los alamos. >> we meet one of the 1 million in the nation to remain employed as domestic workers in saudi arabia. parts of africa are suffering the worst drought in 60 years and the un says the crisis has affected more than 10 million people. in somalia, the double hardship has resulted in an unprecedented number of refugees fleeing to kenya to stay

and he wasn't going to fall any more. >> at that point the carnival workers resemble firefighters asoff hill to one another. >> the first man who was holding him at the axle of the ferris wheel was holding on to him but then he lowered him to the next pair of waiting hands who lowered him to the next pair of waiting hands and eventually they got him off of the ferris wheel and down to the paramedics and some fire department people who are already there waiting for them. >> as maitland wraps up his newscast from the fair he gives the audience an update. >> now taking him back off the ride. i imagine he would be very bumped and bruised. >> he was cut. he was bruised but he didn't have any bones broken. he was lucid. he was conscious. he was taking in the sights and sounds of the fair almost as if he was trying to get off of that stretcher and go back to the rides. he had a little bit of a grin on his face. >> as for maitland, it remains one of hose days he is likely to remember for a very long time. >> we've got a happy ending to what could have been a horrifying situation. for me that

. >>> the marin county fair kicked off one hour ago with traditional petting zoos and carnival ridesnd organizers say this year's fair is historic. they are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge with special exhibits. it includes a sculpture made out of 100,000 tooth picks with the skyline depicting the bridge. the fair runs through monday night in san rafael at the fair grounds. >>> and the advertised warm up movement in on track as scheduled. a live look outside in san francisco. both with sunny skies, the bay and the bay bridge, currently surface san francisco in the upper 60, as far as temperatures you'll notice a big bounce especially as you work your way inland. i can show you life stormtracker 2 dealing with dense fog, golden gate to the south, this should mix out as you head towards the mid- afternoon hours. current numbers, see the 70s showing up in fairfield and cochrane, livermore right now 74, san jose in the mid-70s at 75 degrees. today here is the overall weather story. a cool temperature coast side, warming up inland, tomorrow patchy morning fog, w

that's why the carnival aspect of the press is a great travesty of what we need to be talking about in this country apropos of that when when you started your career most of the news media americans consume from t.v. to newspapers magazines radio were locally owned by thousands of companies and individuals and now as ben daggett can has chronicled in his book in the various editions of his books actually are that book the media monopoly over the last decade or two about ninety percent of all the news media now that americans consume is owned or created by five giant corporations what are your observations on those years of transition and your thoughts on where we'll go from here. were you go from here depends upon the public supporting alternative independent journalists like like you tom hartman if i may be the kind of work that i have done in public broadcasting. corporate journalist tend to be. tend to be tethered to the value system of the corporations they serve and that's going to perpetuate the old power we've seen as you said an enormous concentration of media power in the last

$4.75.onal $75 sinc connell has a service with late- night activities and babysitting services -- carnival has a service. a hearing today about student debt. there are concerns about loans to students who cannot afford them. after graduation, it is time to find a job. information on our website, wbaltv.com. >> a jacket from michael jackson is up for grabs. jane king has the bloomberg business report. tony pann and i are fighting over who is going to go for this jacket. >> we will say. walmart walmartample's -- 4.ering apple's iphone yearoes require pa two- contract. apple has introduced a new version of their iphone each june. promotion ends on july 1. we had several days of selling. wooded retreat yesterday on concerns about the u.s. economy -- we did retreat yesterday. recalls for sudden acceleration problems. there was a hearing yesterday. a judge said some of those claims could be dismissed. the red and black michael jackson jacket being auctioned. it was signed by the king of pop. it could sell for $400,000. his motown special gloves so for $350,000. a pretty penny. i'm jane king repo

>> there's a carnival-like aspect to this whole republican sort of setup. everyone is in the race has some rather large handicap. flaw. and i think it's no mystery especially in the case of romney and you put your finger on it in the lead-in there, he has an naun 'tisity problem. -- an authenticity problem. and the other problem, a little too hot for sarah palin, too dull for mitt romney and newt gingrich, might be john huntsman. -- jon huntsman. a weak field facing a tough incumbent. >> a tough incumbent but problems with the economy, unemployment at 9%. a good candidate could make a very credible run against barack obama. we are in a country of 350 million americans. why is it the republicans can't find somebody who can give barack obama a run for his money? >> jeb bush, caris & company at this, mitch -- chris christie, mitch romney. that americans like two-term presidents and the republican issues aren't great and even though the economy is bad and mitt romney said he's failed the american public, they not only spare some of the blame for this as well. a

things that are going on that we should be covering but the interesting thing is when you look at the carnival itself how it's playing out because really on one side you have arguably somebody who was arrogant at best an idiot at most two who may have taken a picture of his of his his pecker as we spent my grandfather used to say and now at the same time you have a political narrative that's being generated through through fox through right wing news sites and blogs you know that has a vested interest in distracting in a direct sense from the real news out there i mean there was a news that came out today with john mccain one of his campaign chairman said that the republican field in two thousand and twelve is a noisy. nonsense so how do you distract from that and from the the problems up on the hill the republicans are having with their own members with the debt with a juicy story and i was at the root of it andrew breitbart and what is a small scandal or a non traverse he becomes a big one and you see waiters using that i got i think of another from the congressman's response is again i mean

. >> reporter: it was part of a school trip to the carnival.he fell a hundred feet at 12:30 in the afternoon. she was medevaced to the hospital and her injuries wither too severe. >> she was a wonderful young lady. >> reporter: about 100 of her classmates and friends shed tears and hugs. remembering the girl who died so tragically. >> we're trying to give them as much support as possible. >> reporter: this woman says it's a shock to the entire school. >> now, her death is the first ever in the history of the wildwood anoose -- amusement spark. >>> a massive fire destroyed trace adkins home. his three children were at home, and no one was hurt. >>> wildfires are burning out of control in arizona forcing evacuations. >> reporter: the smoke over eastern arizona is turning the air a shade of orange. wildfire spread to more than 300 square miles. while crews have been fighting the blaze for a week, they made no headway in containing it. >> don't mind turning around for me, please? >> reporter: firefighters have been stream anything from other states

the incident happened over the weekend at a school carnival on long island.ds last night, gary busey came on stage in a giant hamster ball to announce the award for best movie which was "twilight sa" s "eclipse." pattinson went and planted a kiss on their co-star taylor lautner. 33 minutes past the hour. over to marysol castro. >> that award show is just a gift that keeps on giving. good morning, jeff. you can see a major swath of precipitation all the way from the west coast through the great lakes. we're keeping a special eye on the northern plains. they really don't need any more rain as we continue to follow the missouri river as it crests and just flows over. we also have some severe weather in the great lakes. another area that we're keeping an eye on if my clicker decides to work today. there we go. the southeast continues to be very warm. very humid. new orleans, jackson and birmingham, you could break a record for today. as a result of the heat and humidity there will be a few pop-up showers over the next 24 hours. the northern plains of montana, you

the incident happened over the weekend at a school carnival on long island. busey came on stage in a giant hamster ball to announce the award for best movie which was "twilight sa" s "eclipse." pattinson went and planted a kiss on their co-star taylor lautner. >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now over to erica and jeff. >>> when secretary of state hillary clinton travels to the middle east and africa this week you'll see her meet with foreign leaders, holding press conferences. what many will not see is the hundreds of security agents behind the scenes who make sure she is safe. jeff glor got a look at the agency responsible for protecting american diplomats and even tried your hand at a little of the training. >> yes, a little bit. we'll show you a little of that. good morning once again. 2,000 agents make up the diplomatic security service which protects more than 200 embassys and consulates worldwide. places like yemen, syria and afghanistan. many of these regions are more volatile than ever. >> welcome. we're so glad you could be here today.

. >>> aig carnival rins tde an iphone into a dangerous proje projectile. >>> a cool start to the day. tomorrow is father's day and it is going to be warmer. a special happy father's day wish to our photographer. he's a dad too. >>> heading to a nearby starbucks right after robbing a bank probably not the best idea. that's exactly what mountainview police say 53 year old did on friday. he walked into a california bank and trust in mountainview around 9:00 in the morning and walked out with $1,100 in cash. he threatened a teller with a gun. then about a half hour later an officer saw a man matching the description of the robber sitting at a starbucks around the corner reading a newspaper. no gun was found but police say he had that missing cash. >>> a freak accident at the san mateo county fair thursday sent a 10-year-old boy to the hospital. he was hit in the head when someone's cell phone flew off a ride. the iphone flew with enough force to send the boy to the emergency room where doctors used two large staples to hold his wound closed. >> i didn't really react at first. then i start

. >>> carnival are offer late night programs for the older kids, that will run into 3:00 in the morning. it will give parents time alone but many parents say even on vacation, children should not stay up that late. >>> a case of the missing wheelchair, the massachusetts dog is mobile again after thieves turned it's live upside down. >>> one city is trying to turn the page on a violent chapter in its history. >> westbound 237, the traffic is looking good so far. we will tell you more straight ahead. nough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with

people under going treatment for cancer in oakland were treated to a day of fun at a nascar racing carnivalit's so much fun. >> reporter: nela vi era has brain cancer. he's been through 11 surgeries of cancer but that did not stop him from having a good time today. he and other cancer patients took a turn behind the wheel of a race car. >> you all have a great family. we want to help the families and we just came out here to spend a little bit of time with the kids. and working with the children's network hospital. >>> if he wins the stanley black and decker company will donate 2 million to the children's hospital. >>> why parents say the school failed to protect their children from gangs. julie haener joins us from the newsroom now with a look at some of the over stories we're working on. >> also at 6:00, a lifeline to bay area veterans who are back from war. the special training they went through with man's best friend today. >> right now carpet represents 3.5% of all material in the landfill. >>> the extra fee you will soon have to pay to keep carpal tunneling out of landfills. the race

it became carnival like and then the howard stern guy yelling at the point. after he apologized to andrew breitbart it felt like it had worn out its stay and was time to move on. >> it takes a lot to bring the new york political media, the local media especially to absolute silence. it was a stunning thing to watch. >> maggy, thank you very much for join us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, why scandals and new york city's political past show that congressman wiener has a very good chance of surviving this controversy. >>> and the rewrite, why the justice department made the right decision in choosing to prosecute john edward for violations of federal campaign finance law and why the judge should not give him prison time if he's convicted. [ alan ] admit it, brenda. oh, c'mon, alan, i said it was great. you said i couldn't make it as easy to manage a claim online as it is on the phone, and i did. i programmed maps of local repair shops, schedule an inspection online. i win the bet, so say it. alan's a technical genius. mmm, what was that? [ alan ] my new ring ton

elbe minow hunchback dwarf, incredibly strong, not a pleaser, and she's sort of is part of this carnivalorld. and these siamese twins who offered off their virginity. it's tough against conventional gender roles and if not anything else strong-willed. >> i would say we need to [inaudible] if you're making a for strong female protagonists on i've been a big fan of her work for a long time. i see it in a lot of the fiction that i read. >> i would go back and read middlemarch. [laughter] she marius' this completely inappropriate guy and the moral center of the book is a woman character and in a sense it doesn't matter that her life isn't particularly had ventured as but she's so complicated and intelligent and so complex that she seems like a war that seems like a feminist model to me. >> any other questions? just approached the microphone. >> this concerns book reviews which is my problem and i know that francine years ago wrote about women writers not getting reviewed enough and not revealing enough but scurrying to the archives to see that they are in compliance but i want to know if hav

. >> if you wonder what it is theadz that's the latest in trending carnival food. fried cool aid. what do you think about that? >> no. >> well, a report here tried out the treat says it taste like new orleans hush puppy with a cherry cool aid flavor. it was create by the same guy who first served up fried twinkies and oreos. >> i interviewed the guy who originated fried dr. perp and there's a process towards get ding ding pepper and there's a process -- pepper and there's a process towards getting this that is far more difficult. i am not kidding. it blew my mind. >> you try it? >> no. >> i want to know how it taste. all right listen, the heat is about to be turned back up in maryland. lynette charles is standing by and maybe she will sing in the next forecast the we will find out. >> sing the forecast lynn jettette. >>> we will look -- lynette. >>> we will look at the five wealthiest count ies in the u.s. why? it's possible you may be living in one or two of them. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable, and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best

that includes all the concerts and the carnival rides. >>> and someone i know with the initials pam cook will be out there this morning. >> yeah. i'm going to be out there during mornings on 2. it will be fun. i'm going to look for that toothpick exhibit. >> i see. well, i don't want to give away my age but i will in 1986 when the bridge was 50 years old, i watched right here on channel 2 i was too young to work here at the time, but i watched the celebration right here on channel 2 25 years ago. >> is that true? >> well, yeah. so now here i am. this old guy doing traffic. let's get to the traffic. i'm getting cranky. northbound 101 approaching 880 interchange the traffic is moving along very nicely. no major problems this morning. now if you are driving on 237 westbound, the traffic is looking good all the way out to highway 101 and this morning's commute on southbound 101 looks good all the way down to highway 92 san mateo and beyond that. steve, 25 years ago i think lloyd worked here, he still does. [ laughter ] >>> lloyd's a good tennis player by the way. >> he is. >> we have mostly

they have the carnival which you see there. they have a petting zoo. pig races, always a family favorite. food, the funnel cakes, who can forget the funnel cakes. the san mateo county fair is known for their healthy food, too. so if you want to ditch the funnel cakes and the hot dogs and cotton candy, if you really want to, you can get healthier food options, as well. and they have concerts. you can check out grand funk railroad tonight. so maybe a good father's day treat for in weekend. back to you guys >> funnel cake. >> yeah. >>> 6:48. the market is off to a strong start but a couple of companies are taking a big hit this morning. >> here now to talk about it, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning, happy friday. >> reporter: good morning. research in motion, the maker of the blackberry getting hammered with earnings below expectations for the prior quarter and slashed its forecast for the year. it was projecting earnings 6 about 7.50 per share resizing to $6. that's a big decrease. blackberry sales are off. they are not doing we

. >> to the carnival we go. >> thank you very much more being here and good afternoon. i with like to take this time to clear up some of the questions that have been raised over the past ten days or so. and take full responsibility for my actions. at the outset i would like it make it cleary have made terrible mistakes that hurt the people i care about the most and i'm deeply sorry. i have not been honest with myself, my family, my constituents, my friends. and supporters and the media. last friday night i tweeted a photograph of myself that i intended to send as a direct message as part after joke to a woman in seattle. once i realized i posted it to twitter, i panicked. i took it down and said i had been hacked. i then continued to stick to that story which was a hugely regrettable mistake. this woman was unwittingly dragged into this and bears absolutely no responsibility. i am so sorry to have disrupted her life in this way. to be clear, the picture was of me. and i sent it. i am deeply sorry for the pain this caused my wife. and our family. and my constituents, my