. >> i can imagine with the clack fan -- >> i should have had the clack fan.e been good. >> tonight, much better. >> good. >> i promise you. it's almost over. the heat wave, no red flag warning. no heat advisory. no spare the air today. temperatures still mild this morning as we expected them, this to be the mildest morning. 63 in san francisco. 70s in san jose and san ramon and brentwood. mid to upper 60s around the bayshore. 61 in san jose and novato, 67 in napa. here's the afternoon temperatures, look at that. it will be the 60s at the coast. mid 70s in san francisco. 79 in oakland. mid 80s around san jose and upper 80s in the east bay valleys. >> i always worry about extra accidents when we have such hot weather because people don't get enough sleep, lots of brake lights on southbound 680 in walnut creek. it looks like they might be running a traffic break to clear some road work. i did see a chp car earlier at the top of your screen. it looks like it's starting to pick up and move. hopefully it has recovered. the road work was scheduled to block lanes unt

(typewriter clacking) (phone clicks into receive (book whistling) (book) here. turn around. and then it goes-- it makes this wire pump the pump over there, into the well, and the well's water goes into the house. (book) yeah? (samuel) this place really echoes. hello! (kitten mewing) -what's up there? -corn. would you like to hold my kitten? i'll show you how to do a back rub on them. you hold them like that, you push their head back, and you start rubbing their neck. (engine turning over) (eli) book? is that you, book? what are you doing there? (cow mooing) oh, uh... just trying to get the car started. the battery. if you're well enough to do that... you can do work for me. (book) ye. what can i do? -milking, maybe. -milking? (eli) cows, you know. cows. (book) yeah, i've seen pictures. (eli) good. you start tomorrow. (cows mooing) (speakg in german) it's 4:30, time for milking. (cows mooing) milking stool, milking hat. h there's the milk. firm grip. pdidn't you hear me? squeeze.pi (book) i am squeezing. you never had your hands on a teat before. tea (book) not o

and in formula one charlotte clack has sent local fans into raptures by winning the italian brawn prix in a ferrari it was the 2nd victory in a row for the 21 year old driver who beat home a pair of must say to terry bought us and his team mate lewis hamilton hamilton the english man still has a c'mon ding lead in the drive is championship. you're watching the news live from len coming up next a you don't film looks at the threat to peace in the shared values of european unification and meets the young europeans fighting to make sure that history does not repeat itself stay tuned for that if you can't and remember you can get all that ice headlines around the clock on our website. thanks for. that. and i'm james brown the new delusion. it's person to voice broke topics that affect us all water pollution climate change the return of. the phone would ring for check out.

(chatter, typewriter clacking in background) (me speaker) captai -captain. -yeah.ook) thanks. hey. how are you do'? -i don't know. -little boy. look. he's shy. (male speaker) psst! hey! (rattling handcuff) -hey. -huh? (male speaker) hey, knock it off! of ominous music) ♪ (doorbell rings) i'll get it! (doorbell rings) oh, hi. (book) kathy. hello, marilyn. (marilyn) hi, john. it's mcfee, paul. he's one of 'em, anyway. positive i.d. from the amish kid. mcfee? lieutenant in narcotics? (book) right. (schaeffer) i hope you don't have any doubt about that. it all fits, paul. four years ago, narcotics runs a raid in which, amongst other things, 550 gallons of this p-2-p stuff isonfiscated. they put it in police storage. philadelphia supplies all the major cities they need this p-2-p stuff tothake the speed.speed. pi they pay up to $5,000 for it. i called police store. no record of 10 55-gallon drums of p-2-p. that's $22 million, pl. and guess who ran the raid four years ago? -mcfee. -right. have you talked to him about it? no. a. no--vacation, flor all right, what do you n

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developing clack of respect to citizens' rights and the failure to establish in peaceful transition of power it's a moment for them to read the cole on the egyptian government and pressured the gyptian government to respect citizens' rights. we we have seen reports already that there are scores of protests thirds rounded up by the police we will keep following the situation. and not just today actually in the past week. it seems that. security agencies have great empathy arrested a few activists so we will keep following distillation and raising the flag now can you explain to us and i believe you have observers there on the ground can you explain to us what it belies their frustration and and if what the general feeling among the protesters is is there enough traction for this sick kid to new and enough anger on the streets. what do you sense from from the past 2 weeks and from the hashtags that have been circulated on social media and got medians actually the hundreds of thousands of sharing and tweets and. posts on social media is that there is. a different momentum of difference an

why not clack that fan. >> it's hot every day for reggie. >> did you know would have to put up with this you don't have ac at home. >> that's true. >> #hazardpay. let's look at those numbers. the reason why reggie will be the envy of others today because of his fan. >> do you think i'll survive the day? >> it depends on who you do that to later on. i hope you facebook live that later on. a look from the exploratorium camera at pier 15. look how calm the bay is. this is from sutro ptower a gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge. soaring heat today and unhealthy air. clear tonight, a light breeze, not quite as comfortable as this morning. some of us may not sleep well tonight if we don't have ac. heat breaks sunday. a chance of showers monday. let's go through the microclimates. upper 80s in milpitas, sunnyvale. 83 to 90 is the spread on the peninsula. 83 in downtown san francisco. 78 in sausalito. low to mid 09s through the north bay valleys. 84 to 88 is our spread along the shore. heading into the valleys, 94 to 99 degrees. temperatures tonight, mid 50s to near 70. but the yellow is up

. >> and because it's clack gable, forget about the dog, bring in loretta young and that is what people went to see. the dogs -- the was an era where dog films were huge. rin tin tin and lassie, but we don't associate -- i don't associate jack london with dogs. i associate him with clark gable and with the remake of the film that i spent some time watching. the charlton heston version which is truer. >> truer to the novel. >> yeah. why didn't he like it? i loved it i thought it was pretty good show. >> decouldn't realize what he wanted to get on screen. what he was going for was when he was child, he lived in the north woods of michigan where there weren't a lot of kids around, and the only way he could her enter tape himself, no tvs or movies, was reading books and he picked up call of the wild as a boy, and fell in love with it. he wanted to make this movie that he made, 73, '72, but nobody wanted to go mere it. no studio would touch a film about a dog in those days. a loyal dog or disloyal dog. and heston was not clark gable help wasn't a proman take figure, which immediate it even a

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bush administration, richard clack, excursions the current threats pose its by seiber warfare -- cyber warfare. >> in a short period of time most americans moved to getting their news from social media. with did not recognize how ice. is would to manipulate social media. and so the russians took things they had been doing for a hundred. >> they called it -- it's been in their doctrine for a hundred years. they took those things and empowered them on steroids by using the internet. and using social media. we weren't ready for that. we still haven't established regulations or passed laws to regulate social media. so while facebook and google and others can say they're doing good things, we don't really know. there's no auditing of what they're doing, there's no standards of what they're doing. and frankly, we know the russians are still doing it. creating hatred, pitting americans against americans, going on both sides of every issue. why is the russian government pretending to be americans, talking about vaccinations, unboth sides of the issue? and you can do that on every issue. the ru