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here's a look at the weather in cit >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the countrynew york, sunny, 71. miami, sunny, 81. chicago, sunny, 75. denver, partly cloudy, 74. los angeles, sunny, 69. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows clouds covering much of the western half of the country and moving slowly northward. the northeast has cloudy skies but those clouds are breaking up in some areas. later today, showers and some thunderstorms will be moving up the rocky mountains and into the northwest. scattered showers will linger in some parts of the northeast and warm to mild temperatures are the rule in the plains, all the way from the gulf to canada. >>> in sports, it was one for the ages. phillies' ace roy halladay kicked off the playoffs with an amazing pitching performance against cincinnati. >> the 0-2. >> it's only been done once before in the history of baseball. >> in time! roy halladay has thrown a no-hitter! >> roy halladay just the second player to pitch a no-hitter in a postseason game helping his philadelphia

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beautiful cit >> so why did you come all the way out her >> because they're gonna win it.anted to be part of it. >> game three takes place on saturday in texas. just before 4:00. and then on sund is game four and throng out the ceremonial first pitch are former president george h. w. and george w. bush. reporting live, jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> i love the new york guy rooting for the san francisco giants. you saw it's dry behi you, jenelle. it was little wet early in the bay area and may continue later today. san francisco a city worke was up earlyo clear a small flood at fourt and townson. also a small tree fell. nobody hurt. let's check with meteologist mike nicco. >> awe talked about this morning if you're with us the rain retreated to the north bay. the only reporng station talking about light rain right now is santa rosa. looks like we're gonna keep this up here for the next couple hours. check out the rain totals the last 24 hours. a half inch in safrancisco to three-quarters isanta rosa as we broaden out the picture. more developg which would be upstream in this

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. >> how about i send back the cit send some of that for the tailback -- how about i send some of that for the tail gate? >> ok. what else can folks find there? >> cookies, french-dipped apples, chocolate strawberry shortcake -- things you can only get here. >> is there anything new and exotic? >> you have to come down and see what is new. these guys always come down -- come up with something new. >> what hours are you operating and where can people find it? >> it is until 5:00 p.m. today. we will have some very good music. we will have a magician for the children. basically, it is an entire family affair. >> is it free? >> everything is free, but you have to buy the chocolate. >> i understand that. >> but, it is very reasonable. >> it is of great day to walk it off if you are down there. >> how about this? does this look good? >> yes. look at her. she is eating and demonstrating. i love it. what goes faster, milk chocolate or dark chocolate? >> would generally goes faster? >> note is still the favorite. -- milk is still the favorite. >> thank you so much, and thank you for attempting

and i went all over the whole cit i went from harlem to city hall, everywhere. >> jimmy: really?fun. it was really, really fun. everywhere we went, it was just incredible. people were yelling stuff at me. and, "nice to have you back, e-wee." "you look great, pee-wee." all that kinof stuff. it was just incredible. i brought some slides along to -- i prepared a little slideshow that we could look at if you so desire, jmy. >> jimmy: yes, i would love to see it. we have a slideshow. okay, there's you. >> there i am. there i am at city hall. it turned out this wasn't city hall, and that i thought i was at city hall, t i was at some courthouse or something. it was very embarrassing 'cause i kept walking around inside. and they kept going, "you have to get out. it's a court hou." and i kept going, "no, no, it's city hall." and they -- they knew where they were it turns out. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: ay. >> then i have -- i wanted to gsee chinatown nd little italy. i wanted to see all the ethnic, you know, incredible flavor of new york. so, here's my picture from there. >> jimmy: yeah

i appreciate çit. >> of course. >> it's really interesting because this is really not a new thing.hink for years and years, women have been dele git mized. i think that's true. the new twist is that now that we have facebook, now that so many of us live so much of our lives online, and so much of it is recorded digitally, what does that mean? i think i am sort of the first person who's had to face this particular thing, but i don't think i'm the last, so part of the reason i believe the story has gotten so much traction is because we have to ask ourself as a society as people of my generation come of age and run for office, how are we going to handle this issue? >> if you could give me your insight on the culture of the politics of personal destruction. not just calling a young female a whore, but calling a candidate a terrorist or pick your poison. it all strikes me as a way to s avoid dealing with the process. you and i know the list of actual problems in this country has. >> yes. yes. and that's absolutely right. i have to say, it's a little bit ironic because a big part of the

the fact that it this guy in new york cit wapt you're doing.we're still left with the reality that fortunately we have second and third tier guys out there who have first tier dreams. big dreams and big plans but thank god they haven't proven to be smart enough to do it and i hope they keep getting stupider. that's my desire. >> larry: we'll be back with more right after this. right now, all over the country discover customers are getting five percent cashback bonus at restaurants. it pays to switch, it pays to discover. is a powerful force. set it in motion... and it goes out into the world like fuel for the economy. one opportunity leading to another... and another. we all have a hand in it. because opportunity can start anywhere, and go everywhere. let's keep it moving. ♪ no pills, no pain. how can you get pain relief without taking pills around the clock? try thermacare heatwraps, for all day relief without pills. i was surprised, thermacare worked all day. you feel the heat. and it relaxes and unlocks the mu [ man ] thermacare, more effect

so i asked cit-- how many thankyou points it would take to give them somhing special.iold seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points cabe used for almost anything you choose. what's your story? citi . >> good evening again. thank for tuning in. start the half hour with politic. election day still more than two weeks away but americans across the country already voting. absentee ballot coming in steadily in california. all of this voting by mail gives the bay area an interesting advantage. if mark matthews explains why. >>reporter: in contra costa county they are already getting absentee ballot returnedw3 lick the rest of the bay area contra costa county has a high personal of voteers who vote by mail. >> vote by mail in my county will be 60 percent of the vote cast. state wide it might hit 50. >>reporter: compare that 50 to 60 percent to the the mere 14 percent of los angeles county voters who vote by mail. and political analyst paul mitchell says l.a. county is getting shorted. >> because the bay area males out millions of absentee ballot that sit

he was cit "fo his long in nonviolent struggle for fundamental human rights." he was sentenced to 11 years in prison last director spearheading a petition calling for freedom of assembly. expression and religion in china. more later in the broadcast. the peruvian writer mario vargas llaso spoke to reporters after being awarded the nobel prize for literature. he was honored "for his cartography of structures of power and images of the individuals resistance revolt and the ft." he is the first latin american author to receive the prize since 1990.o' >> i would say this is inevitable. we in that in america -- in latin america have not solved basic problems like freedom, like a stable institution [unintelligible] coexisting in diversity. we are still having in latin america behind us this tradition [unintelligible] it is very difficult for a latin-american writer to avoid politics. >> and the reports has over 7% of refugee camps face daily threats of violence and intimidation. -- reports show over 70% of refugee camps in asihaiti face daily threats of violence and

chiefs of staff haass given several speeches saying thatur greatest natnal security cllenge is our cit d i believe tt that true because unls and untiwedeal with it, it will weaken us acrs the ard and it is true thattheoundation of america's strenh--nd let me emphasize that i believe that a strong america is vital not just for the united states but for the who world, evebody has an interest in a strong america and a strong america has to rest on a healthy, vibrant and growing economy. >> rose: and most of the world is looking to us for leadership? >> most of the world is looking to us for leadership, even those countries that criticize one or anothe of our policies. because th knowthere's no cbs tut snoochlt. >> rose: what would you recommend we do about iran? >> i do believe that iran is our moerio challenge. i believe that in... >> rose: second to the dt? >> well, second to the debt. the most serious extnal challenge and at e worst our economic situation. the less will be the willingness of the american public to coront iran actively it is vital for us to prevent iran from fulfilling

guest: that is one of a number of questions that you can trend and ask an american cit we put the governmentwashington to do our bidding. that is the american people's bidding. e in washington to do the american people's bidding and is controlled oil to the by the democratic system, but there -- controlled by the democratic system, but there are a number of men and women whose they have very little confidence in the system. host: what did you find as far as the general? of how a involved over rt should be? -- the general question of how involved the government should be? guest: we had a five. scale -- we had a five point scale, and at one end is the government should be very active and do everything it can to solve problems. the other end was that it should be out ofur positions as much as a prop -- possible. calo and behold, we had a a curve -- a low and behold, we have a curved. we had one-third on each end and a little more than a third sitting right in the middle. the data is not as simple as you think you can make it. there is a spectrum of opinion out there in the american public, as i

he's absolutely right, because even though we have some schools in the cit that are serving childrenhite house is zonednto is a school that still has a really long way to go. i think he was being very honest about his assess many he and the first lady made about what's best for their children. >> in the 45 seconds i have left, do we need longer school days in this country zplchlkt. >> absolutely. we won't catch our kid up without it. >> do we need longer school years? >> without a doubt. >> what's next to you? some talk you'd come toewark or what will you do? real quickly if you don't mind? >> i will trying to figure out how i can have the great est impact nationally on education moving forward. good luck to you. >>> coming up, the best o the best when it comes to travel. >>> take a live look outside right now. kind of a gray day across the area. rain falling in some places as well. first, it's 8:26 on this thursday morning. i'm aaron gill cyst. drivers in the district, new lights are up. they're set up along busy commuter corridors including the busy connecticut avenue and 14th stre