. >> reporter: you said that to johnny carson. >> outright. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, visiting las vegas with mr. las vegas. >> osgood: don't need to go to las vegas to see the driving divas we'll be showing you this morning. you can find them just about anywhere, occasionally in the company of our rita braver. >> reporter: more women are riding motorcycles than ever before. joining a generation that's been at it for years. including 5-year-old gloria struck. what made you go into it? >> i didn't want to. my brother made me. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, they say any woman can ride a motorcycle. right? >> osgood: many are the celebritys who have written their life stories in their own words. few, however, have foreseen that their words would be used in the way our mo rocca will show us. >> good morning. i'm joan lunden. >> my life. by bert reynolds. >> reporter: they're some of the greatest stories ever told. >> even a fool can understand what i am talking about. >> but we loved god. how we loved. >> reporter: now they're being performed on stage word for word, heaven h

marie carson won on the woman's side. 23,000 people took part in the 32nd annual event. >>> they saideep running because it was chilly, right? >> yes. that is where we are at tonight. moving on overhead into san francisco and into the bay, it is a little bit thicker out there tonight. we will likely see some drizzling along the shore. temperatures will be down to 53 degrees. 70s and 80 inland and only 50s and $60 out towards the coastline. 50s and 60s at this hour and high pressure is breaking down and guess what, this trough will camp out on the coastline and we have some cooler air coming our way. we are well below the average through the middle of the week. we'll see some sunshine and temperatures are running cooler all around the bay area. we'll see 60s and 70s and the far reaches will be through the bay. temperatures will continue to drop below normal as we head to wednesday and thursday and we will warmup towards next weekend. >>> leonardo decaprio dreaming of another hollywood blockbuster, turning garbage into gold, stay tuned. "meg whitman says she'll run california like her c

one of them doesn't think that carson palmer is throwing them the ball enough. >>> the tennessee titansre suing the school and usc's coach, lane kiffin, specifically for maliciously luring away assistant runningback coach, kennedy po law. the titans' coach is a usc alull. one sticky situation after another. the giants play the florida marlins tonight. full highlights at 10:00. that's the sporting life right now. >> thank you, mark. >>> coming up in 30 minutes on bay area news at 7:00 on tv36. continuing coverage of the shakeup in san jose's department. the police chief is stepping down. we talk with him one on one at 7:00. have a good evening, everyone. good night. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does.

prix now making up a gap of some one hundred two points will certainly be no easy feat for the two carson and seven champion to be surely in the winter ball and his tough no nonsense fashion stateside stoner who said a lot record on this circuit back in two thousand and eight could well be on the way to first place in twenty five points on sunday it's even teens this form of the mound that beats me showed me he's not resting on his laurels a second box this time two time defending champion valentino rossi almost a full second off the lead though the italian seemingly vollard with pain as he continues recovery from a broken leg. ok let's take to the canvas now where one of the fastest growing sports in russian mixed martial arts won a few more funds in moscow this week the m one finals bringing together a plethora of the top and coming stars from all across europe richard on port fleet watch the explosive action on fold. thank the confines of competing moscow provided been the perfect chance to try and further their mixed martial arts careers picture here would be enough to build them a pl

searing on the front line for many years dr carson helicopters are among the best and spain has welcomed their arrival we know that this is the best there for for. you know for the fighting is very very important market and the come of it right now we can tell you that it's the start of the fighting she's done that we have this particular fire fighting helicopter the russian cave thirty two. capable of carrying up to five tons of water it takes just ten seconds for the crew to feel it's huge container here it is and just fifteen seconds to drop it onto a fire so it's rather quick which is extremely important but this isn't the only feature that makes this russian models turned out. to be certain to produce more than loves it directions and no tail rotor makes the machine more stable here in. the stability and accuracy also going to safety for firemen both on the ground and in the air. as that even at the if you sent over fire with flames reaching the helicopters kill she always feels safe and . it's made in russia but it works perfect here in and it's easy to control easy to maneuver it'

other fires burned near bottom town and carson city causing some concerns for residents but not threatening homes there. another fire burning near bridgeport in mono county. cal fire moved strike teams from the coast to the redding areas in anticipation of lightning sparked fires. so far there are no reports of injuries. >>> the big concern for firefighters is that lightning and wind. with more on the thunderstorm activity let's go to ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. >> ken, not a lot happening in the bay area. but the active area to our east here is the latest on the satellite. switch this over to the radar. see the coverage. been some decrease but still some active weather in the eastern portion of the states with the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms. a different story as we switch over and show you this on the satellite radar. this was the loop this afternoon to the evening hours. you can see the coverage dawn toward lake tahoe and areas up to our north. now, with the concern of at least with the thunderstorms, the dry thunderstorms, not producing much in the way of rainfall, it

jesse washington from the associated press, could not get responses from carson, lewis or cleaver. this is the basis of the smear against the tea party movement. it's a massive smear. if we can prove that three congressmen were participants of a hoax of that proportion, that's why we're here today. and i was trying to make a huge point here. if they're going to create a false argument against the tea party -- >> we're running out of time. you were wrong about shirley sherrod. and that's what started it. >> it isn't. the video shows racism. the video shows racism. and when the naacp is going to charge the tea party with racism and say that people in the audience are racist, i'm going to show you that it happens on the other side. at an naacp event -- >> he's going to show you a video out of context. he's going to launch a smear and label her a racist without having the slightest clue. >> why not show the four videos he's talking about? >> you can show them. >> do you think they're accurate? >> i don't think they're accurate. >> we are out of time. >> thank you. >>> it's time for the

interesting to bomb. [ light laughter ] i had a couple that just bombed and it brings out your inner johnny carson a dinner party and saying something, and everything's silent. "hey, how are you doing?" >> jimmy: and there was a way for to you continue the story. your dad wasn't even laughing? >> is this thing on? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. i worked with your brother, andrew on "fever pitch" and "whip it." and owen. was it fun growing up with all brothers? >> yeah, it was -- we had a really good time. >> jimmy: you used to play paint ball and stuff like that. >> paint ball would have been nice. we actually just had real bb gun wars. i think back on it like -- i have a nephew now who is 11. i think, "gosh, he is such a nice, sweet kid." we were complete wild men. it was like a louis l' amour western. [ light laughter ] our parents would leave, and we'd have these bb gun wars, where the only rule was you don't shoot above the neck. we all kind of thought, "but the neck is the best place to shoot somebody." [ laughter ] and my brother, andrew, still has a bb right between his two knuckles. from like '8

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here we go, right around southlake take show, approaching carson city.with this will be lightning strikes that could trigger wildfires. watch that today, tonight, possibly into tomorrow as well. this activity, in fact, is fairly close to the bay area a few days ago, showing up on the extended forecast charts. it was a bit of a concern for us as well. as you can see, we just have the low clouds and fog banked up across the bay area shoreline. here's a closer look with the clouds hugging areas closer to point rays, right around the golden gate bridge, pacifica, san francisco, as we do come in tighter here and the clouds will continue to be on the increase. one last frame i do want to show you, right around fairfield. it's been a constant over the past week. wind speeds sustained out of the west-southwest, right around 23 miles an hour. so that's the cooling wind direction. in fact, the last gust reported up to a 33 miles an hour. and look outside right now. couple cameras we picked out for you, san francisco currently in the upper 50s. the cloud deck will

the cincinnati bengals are talking with to about a contract at the urging of the quarterback, carson palm earn, who has been working out with owens this california. there is no deal yet. >>> suppose you decided to try a marathon? what would your expectations be the first time out? just to finish? maybe top 500? reasonable goal unless your name is kevin beck tell. he ran his first-ever marathon yesterday and he won. >> wow. >> the 25-year-old stanford astro physicist won the san francisco marathon, not exactly a couch potato, he did run cross-country in college at william & mary. but still, win being your first marathon, was it ever in doubt? >> there are miles between 22 and 24, there are a lot of corners and turns that i didn't remember from the course map, and i kept feeling like gosh we're turning away from the finish line and that's when it was really hard. but i knew that there were several very good runners behind me so i knew i had to keep the peace up. >> and since you were out at the marathon here is what you missed on the tube. ready for football season... but catcher jeff

stuff at that time with the four seasons who were just starting and jane and joey bishop and johnny carson> larry: small town guy though. >> yeah. i was small -- yeah. i had great acts. anyway, i had this -- i knew this was all going to happen. and i, when i sat down with him to make the deal, i didn't know how to make a deal. but neither did he because elvis hadn't done any concerts and nobody had done concerts in arenas. >> larry: elvis just worked hotels and movies? >> there was nobody in arenas. he had done concerts as a kid on the back of a truck but nobody had done basketball arenas or hockey arenas. that was me. i started it. i said to him, i'll make any kind of deal you want, colonel. what do you want to do? he said i don't know. what do you want to do? this went back and forth. he finally said to me, how about 50/50? i said 50/50 is always good. that's good. he said 50% for elvis and me and 50% for you. is that okay? i said, yeah. sounds good to me. well, three weeks later, larry, i was a multi-millionaire. and i was the biggest thing in show business. >> larry: advanced tickets.

you give them with your vote, but carry a little bit of you with them to their jobs every day in carson city, washington, d.c., where ever they are conducting the people's business. we need republicans and patriots who will not drink the political kool-aid any longer. and forget those core values that have defined the leadership of this party for generations. all of you kids, we're counting on you to make a difference. -- all the candidates, we're counting on you to make a difference. there will be a lot of blood, sweat, and equity put into your campaign. honor the people who send you to office for just doing a to -- doing a good job and remembering how you got there. because my mom used to tell me, i brought you into this world, i will take you out. well, we put you into office. we will take you out, too. [applause] finally, folks, let's make a packed tonight. as we leave this convention, that our fight is not with each other but with harry reid and barack obama and nancy pelosi and every democrat in washington. for ruining our economy, weakening our national defense, and robbing the f

carson for hundreds of soldiers and their spouses, and the more engrained and familiar i become withecomes. and it's just been really an eye-opening and educational experience. >> what's the most important thing you learned from the families? >> well, you know, i think that what i learned is they sacrifice, too. there's a lot that spouses take on when a spouse goes away. there's a lot of attention given to the soldier, as rightfully so. but i think that we need to build an infrastructure to support families and spouses and children and parents, who take on so much when someone goes away. >> and you bring the tension and the stresses home. you brought a clip. tell us about what's happening. >> yes. this clip is -- this is the morning after the first time that james, the soldier, shows a sign of kind of not being himself. and they sort of woke up in the middle of the night the night before with him sort of choking her. but not being conscious of it. and this is the morning after that. and she tries to approach him and talk about it. and this is how he responds. >> you should come insid

it could be held in carson city, nevada. see, the unemployment rate this those areas are over 12%, and we're historically below 4% or 5%. the president is piling one crisis on top of the other and going to kill us. it's absolutely going to kill us. i want to ask you all a couple of questions. i've been listening to the other speakers speak. and it got me thinking. so he want you all to simply answer yes or no. and i want you all to say it loud to the people in d.c.. are you with me? are you with me? does the president really care about our oil communities? does the president care about our fishing communities? does he care about the people of louisiana, mississippi, alabama, florida, or texas? does he understand the profound impact he's going to have on this country, the economy of this country? you see, folks, we're facing two challenges. the louisiana industry is facing two challenges. they both come from the federal level. let me talk about the safety of seafood for a second. every agency that we work with, e.p.a., nooa,

something that comes to my mind -- if the habeas decision is denied, how long will they remain in carson nation -- incarceration? is that a legislative decision or someone else's? >> i am not aware of anything that judge hogan has written calling for some legislation because of the perceived gap. he may well have. i'm just not aware of that. quite frankly, i am not familiar enough with the tax will on the ground -- the actual on the ground gaps that may have to be filled in because i have not tried one of these cases. i do not think that i am confident to answer that. -- confidence -- competent to add to that. if there is a procedure for a time limit for bringing an appeal -- i am sorry, for addressing the issue of how long one may remain detained pending appeal -- i think that is your question. she did after the appeal is over, -- >> after the pill is over. >> i think obviously there should be. the question we are addressing here is the idea of congress taking out of the hands of the federal trustee harry -- judiciary oversight of the habeas oversight procedure that seems to be working

many of our largest installations like fort bragg on 95 which is a drug corridor, fort carson has methamphetamine labs in the national parks, fort stewart, fort hood, all of our big institutions and i don't want to single them out but are instead -- installations are not stand alone. for our reserve and guard soldiers, they are among the rest of the community, as you have all of those instill -- installations and factors pushing it to the right, what you have to have is a variety of different approaches, some of which the army can do and some of which the va can do and some of which you all can do to both decrease substance-abuse, to decrease suicidal tendencies, to push mental health forward. we talk a lot about resiliency. that is a nice term. i will attempt to for later on. this is our army suicide prevention campaign plan. we still have a number of challenges here. these are the same challenges we have had for the last four or ppfive years. there is an increasing amount of soldiers with these symptoms. we have our own sense of tiredness, are wounded soldiers, and we have solutions we have bee

three people which under carson had to be rescued the army of fire fighters that showed up there to dige debris victims are in hospital we don't know their condition right now there were a will to but the fire route in 25 pence they continued their search looking for any other victims under that load of debris that collapsed building from the explosion appeared it's in southern california. >> we will follow that story for you we will take a quick break we will be back with more moment. a live look from our roof camera we have all the fog and a lot low fog cover causing us to have a gloomy start this friday but things will warm up and right now as we head into the afternoon. time now 840 new details about the execution style double murder police arrested a 17 year-old girl in connection with the shootings. we have a picture of her companion isaiah washington of oakland he has been in custody on an unrelated parole violation both has been charged with on our robbery and murder. here we have pictures of the victims both 18 years of both residents of hebert the murders occurred early mother

student he said he registered for the raise only six weeks ago the women's marathon winner was emily carsonis week. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. listed live look outside at the clouds and the wind in santa scope. we'll be right back. "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experience tv like you've never seen before. ♪ for a limited time, get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months with dvr included. a man of the foreign nem the top stories at this hour manhunt is underway for touse but expects why for car theft and kidnapping new details. of >> mylonite in antioch as please investigate to shootin

richardson, i represent california's 37th congressional district, including the cities of long beach, carson, compton and signal hill. it's adjacent to the ports of long beach and los angeles. the largest port complex in the united states and the third largest in the world. for starters tonight, i want to take a look at what we're going to talk about and the report i've prepared to present to the american people. as a member of congress, i'm a member of the committee of homeland security. i'm the subcommittee chair of emergency communications preparedness and response. because of that i felt it was important to share to the american people the information and the observations of what i'm now calling to the people's congress. i'm here tonight to present to the united states congress and the american people my report, my observations and my recommendations regarding the deepwater horizon oil spill. it includes the responses that have been taken and the recovery that's needed for to us move forward. so let's start with what happened back on april 20 at 10:00 p.m. tragedy struck in the gulf of m

carson: our economy is indeed seeing a rebirth. however millions of americans are feeling the impact in programs such as social security are playing an important role in ensuring these individuals and citizens are able to have their needs met. it aggravates me to hear the other side threatening to cut these benefits or once again focus on privatization. i'm committed to working across the aisle for real solutions when problems arise. to claim that social security is paying out more than it takes in is untrue. the trust fund has reserves of $2.6 trillion. which continues to earn interest and will pay out benefits until 2037. again i will again to work or for the american people and ensure this important program is here now and future generations. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, madam speaker. i appreciate t

something that comes to my mind -- if the habeas decision is denied, how long will they remain in carson nation -- incarceration? is that a legislative decision or someone else's? that judge hogan has written calling for some legislation because of the perceived gap. he may well have. i'm just not aware of that. quite frankly, i am not familiar enough with the tax will on the ground -- the actual on the ground gaps that may have to be filled in because i have not tried one of these cases. i do not think that i am confident to answer that. -- confidence -- competent to add to that. if there is a procedure for a time limit for bringing an appeal -- i am sorry, for addressing the issue of how long one may remain detained pending appeal -- i think that is your question. she did after the appeal is over, -- >> after the pill is over. >> i think obviously there should be. the question we are addressing here is the idea of congress taking out of the hands of the federal trustee harry -- judiciary oversight of the habeas oversight procedure that seems to be working pretty well. i don't think any

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it could be held in detroit, it could be held in fresno, it could be held in carson city, nevada. see, the unemployment rate in those areas are over 12%, and here we've been historically below 4% or 5%. the president is piling one crisis on top of the other and going to kill us. it's absolutely going to kill us. so i want to ask you all a couple questions. i've been listening to the other speakers speak, and it's got me thinking. so i want you all to simply answer yes or no. and i want you all to say it loud so the people in d.c. hear us. are you with me? are you but w me? does the president sincerely care about our oil communities? does the president sincerely care about our fishing communities? does he care about the people of louisiana, mississippi, alabama, florida, or texas? does he understand the profound impact he is going to have on this country, the economy of this country? you see, folks, we are facing two challenges, the louisiana seafood industry is facing two challenges. one -- and they both come from the federal level. let me talk about the safety of seafood for a se

outreach that we have had to date with the exception of the call yesterday to the president by secretary carson. i am sure we will have conversations in the lead up to the summit next week. i am sure that also we will have krenz -- we will have conversations with our own ranks. we have been grateful to the efforts to support the a you admission. -- au mission. >> sudan -- the icc today had three charges of genocide. >> it is an update of the existing warrants, adding genocide to the existing charges that included crimes against humanity. we continue to support this process. in our previous discussion with officials, we strongly encourage them to cooperate fully. at some point, the president has to present himself to the icc and give a count. >> -- and give a count. >> you have to hire a good lawyer. that is what it means, among other things. at his own discretion. there is a warrant out for his arrest and we believe that he should present himself to the icc and answer the charges that have been leveled against him. one needs a legal process. everyone is entitled to a day in court. the sooner th