. >> reporter: santa claire are university professor robert russell joined us to discuss the national implications of the judge's decision to overturn the voter approved ban on same sex. meanwhile, on the national talk shows, the debates were just beginning. >> i think the critical issue here is what you have is a district court finding after a full trial. everybody had an opportunity to be heard. an opinion that demonstrates that there is simply no basis whatsoever to continue discrimination against gay and lesbian citizens that want to marry. >> reporter: one of the lead attorneys defended the judge's decision and got a passionate response from tony perkins, president of the family research council. >> what you have is one judge who thinks he knows, a district level judge and openingly homosexual -- openly homosexual judge that he knows better than the voters in the state. this is far from over. >> reporter: perkins is referring to a february chronicle article that claims judge walker's homosexuality is an open secret. walker had not commend but either way the defense says it won't

here is nbc's claire duffy. >> reporter: what makes a family? it is a question donna and judson emmonds never had trouble answering. >> one of the reasons we're here on this planet is to help other people. >> reporter: and haley cane needs help. all that judson, donna, and even 3-year-old nadia have to give. donna never forgot the little girl with cerebral palsy she met working for the head start program, even after haley moved away. >> she was just full of love. full of laughter. >> can i have a kiss? >> reporter: even when there were to reasons to laugh. cerebral palsy was one of the many challenges life dealt haley cane. an unsettled family situation meant that few relatives could provide the care she needed for long. so at age 21, haley was placed in a nursing home. a mental disability might have qualified haley for a more suitable group home. instead the high school graduate found herself with an elderly roommate and seemingly no way out. >> what was it like? >> depressing. depressing, you know. you're the only 21-year-old. and having -- yo

lately there's been a lot of talk amongmont claire residents about chipping in and paying for their own private security patrols. they are in the early discussion stages but nothing has been taken off the table. >> i would suspect you would hear that from other people. it's not a no, it's not a yes, because there is a lot to learn about it. >> hello all brans. >> reporter: at an event to kick off national night out oakland police chief anthony bass says over all crime is down. he says neighbors are free to hire private security guards but they should do it for the right reasons. >> i think security has a role to play but i hope they are not doing that because they are afraid and think that we're losing control. >> reporter: we've got channel 5 here. >> reporter: council member jean klein who overseesmont claire questions the security of guards saying nothing beats the old fashioned crime fighting tactic of getting to know your neighbor. >> reporter: how do you manning the fear? >> i think a neighborhood like this has very little crime but they also are a very tight neighborhood and look

claire shipman is in washington, d.c. with more.d morning, claire. >> reporter: good morning, rob. the crowds here are already substantial. a lot of them camping out overnight, so that they can be closer to the heart of glenn beck's message today. as you mentioned, the debate about who owns, who should control the right to this historic anniversary has been intense. the buses have been pulling out for days, from all over the country. tea party activists and glenn beck supporters are on their way to washington, well aware that the day has multiple meanings. >> there's a lot of us that have a dream now. and the dream is that government bet off our backs. >> reporter: 47 years ago today, same place, on the steps of the lincoln memorial, martin luther king delivered the words still buried in our psyche. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: but this year is glenn beck's rally for honor. and it will feature sarah palin. and it's meant to support american troops. >> i believe in devine providence. >> reporter: the right-wing radio show host ins

claire shipman, abc news, washington. >>> and now, we turn to that remarkable video we got to see today. a camera sent thousands of feet underground to tape the trapped chilean miners stuck there, possibly for months. they waved to the camera, sending messages to their families. rescuers sent down more provisions. fresh underwear, wet towels, bibles, nicotine gum for the smokers and food. the men have been told to watch what they eat so they can fit the rescue tunnel that is being built. their waist size has to stay below 35 inches. and before it was over, from the resilient miners, a song about the country they love. ♪ >> it is truly an extraordinary scene. >>> and as you know, this week, we have been returning to new orleans and to the gulf, and the devastation of katrina five years ago. looking for the people we saw in those searing photos. well, tonight, a picture that seemed to suggest a story about two generations, two races, two spirits united in the storm. and bob woodruff tells us what really happened then and now. >> reporter: it is an image that speaks to the heart of a natio

the fog is well into the inland valleys, already to oakland and to mount claire, san rafael and santa rose a tomorrow morning there it is. it's in most bay area communities as far north as napa and santa rosa. the fog will be a player in the morning hours and of course that impacts your temperatures. if you head to the b.a.r.t. train in the morning or head to soccer camp or whatever you're doin' you're needing a jacket. this is the forecast from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. for the bay. it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy, at the coast maybe some drizzle or light rain will. temperatures just in the 50s and inland temperatures just in upper 50s, i'm gonna have your long range forecast. we'll see you back here. >> family members and friends of a pittsburgh man gunned down last weekend came together tonight to raise money for his funeral. friends of 25-year-old giovanni bay gathered in concord for a fundraising barbecue. investigators say a member of a street gang, the bay was trying to join, shot bay in the chest early sunday morning after bay refused to assault another person. >> he wi

>> claire police at an elementary school are taking a bomb threat seriously even though they think it's a sick vicious attempt to scare children. >> some stayed home because of a graffiti thre that said an explosive would be set offn campus today. >> theresa garcia joins us from the schoolhere there's a very noticeable police presence. theresa. >> well, even though almost half of the students did stay home today, briarwood is open as a normal full school day. there is an obvious difference. you see multiple police cars parked out front. it is a day of high alert but hopefullan uneventful one. it was scrawled out in an amateurish xhie amateurish style. >> the scol district says the graffiti was discoved more than two weeks ago and hopes or not, police have taking it seriously investigating and preparing for this day ever since. >> earlier ts morning we had one of our canines that trn to detect explosives sweep the school. >> the police canine didn't pick up any explosive material but out of an abundance of caution there are extra officers in uniform and some under cover monitoring the re

the fog is well into the inland valleys, already to oakland and to mount claire, san rafael and santa rose a tomorrow morning there it is. it's in most bay area communities as far north as napa and santa rosa. the fog will be a player in the morning hours and of course that impacts your temperatures. if you head to the b.a.r.t. train in the morning or head to soccer camp or whatever you're doin' you're needing a jacket. this is the forecast from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. for the bay. it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy, at the coast maybe some drizzle or light rain will. temperatures just in the 50s and inland temperatures just in upper 50s, i'm gonna have your long range forecast. we'll see you back here. >> family members and friends of a pittsburgh man gunned down last weekend came together tonight to raise money for his funeral. friends of 25-year-old giovanni bay gathered in concord for a fundraising barbecue. investigators say a member of a street gang, the bay was trying to join, shot bay in the chest early sunday morning after bay refused to assault another person. >> he wi

two weeks ago graffiti was found on an outside door at dwyer elementary in claire threatening to detonate bomb tomorrow. the superintendent told parents about the threats and extra precautions. classes are going on as normal but they're putting extra offices at t school out of an abundance of caution. >> today the last american combat troops in iraq return home and set foot on u.s. soil. ♪ >> loved ones greeted these military police at an air force base in washington state. they returned two weeks before president ama's deadline for the ends of combat operations in iraq. but as emily scidt reports the work is not done. >> a few miles out of iraq, a big step closer to home. >> no one else can get hurt. and, two, going home. >> after seven years and five months of war, the last u.s. combat crosseded border into kuwait nearly two weeks before the president's ending combat operation. the fourth striker second infantry division leas 56,000 troops in iraq. by the end of the month that will drop to 50,000 serving training and support rules. >> our commit in iraq is changing from a military effor

officials in san francisco, claire and contra costa county said they'll be ready to issue licenses toame sex couples if they're allowed to marry when the stay expires next week. >> the job ax is falling in the south bay. el camino hospital is laying off 140 employees by the end of october. the hospital says the cuts will take place at its mountain view and los gatos locations and will be across the board from nurses to administrative assistants. 200 employees got layoff warnings yesterday. cost cutting is still necessary because of decreasing revenue projection. >> san francisco has delayed a proposal to ban the sale of small animals for five months while officials look at alternatives to the plan. this comes after the animal control and welfare commission considered making it illegal to sell dogs, cats and other small mammals as well as birds in san francisco. another idea includes requiring pet owners to be certified before they can buy an animal. pet store owners insist the ban is wrongly aimed at them but supporters claim they want to curb demand for animals from breeding mills. >

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>> you know, emma claire was at softball ball practice with her dad. you know, they are proud of their dad. jack called on his way up to sports camp. his father drove him to sports camp. and said, we stopped at an applebee's and everybody wanted to have their picture taken with dad. you can see he acted like he was embarrassed but he was also proud too. particularly -- he was driving through western virginia, not west virginia, but western virginia, where there's a lot of poverty. and those people say, okay, he messed up, but this guy was -- he was caring about us. you know. and so i think they give him a little more leeway than -- >> larry: do the kids -- have the kids met their stepsister? >> no, no. they have not. there will come a time when they have. but quinn i think will be coming up on 2 1/2. and i think that when she starts creating more memories and when john has a better -- a more long-standing relationship with her and she can come visit him, i think that will happen. >> larry: you write in your afterword, quote, right now, i want to live f

two weeks ago graffiti was found on an outside door at dwyer elementary in claire threatening to detonate bomb tomorrow. the superintendent told parents about the threats and extra precautions. classes are going on as normal but they're putting extra offices at the school out of an abundance of caution. >> today the last american combat troops in iraq return home and set foot on u.s. soil. ♪ >> loved ones greeted these military police at an air force base in washington state. they returned two weeks before president obama's deadline for the ends of combat operations in iraq. but as emily schmidt reports the work is not done. >> a few miles out of iraq, a big step closer to home. >> no one else can get hurt. and, two, going home. >> after seven years and five months of war, the last u.s. combat crosseded border into kuwait nearly two weeks before the president's ending combat operation. the fourth striker second infantry division leaves 56,000 troops in iraq. by the end of the month that will drop to 50,000 serving training and support rules. >> our commit in iraq is changing from a milita

. >>> a new phone call home, a uc berkeley grad imprisoned in iran is being denied medical claire after she found a lump in her breast. she's not getting treatment for the lump or other medical issues. nora shord is asking the united nations to intervene to get her daughter some help. iranian officials jailed the 31-year-old more than a year ago. the three cal grads were hiking in northern iraq when they were seized. they were accused of illegally crossing into iran. >>> a convention on cannibus. the first ever in the south bay starts tomorrow at the san jose convention center, it's called hempcon. 15,000 people will walk-through the doors over the next three days. what exactly will they see? and what can't they do? that's going to be an interesting convention. >> reporter: it should be very interesting, 15,000 people is a lot of people. when you're expect that many people, the day before they arrive is busy. they've been busy setting up the booth here. the expectation is 100 plus vendors will show up. there's a booth over there called hemp ale, what will people see when they get here?

close encounter of the alien kind much the search for aliens conference is going on tonight in santa claire a. organizers say people will be on hand to discuss out of this world topics. it's not all speculation, they are involved in a mission which is looking for earth sized planets around sun sized stars. >> in the middle of the more than 450 planets that people have found using all sorts of meth odds, nobody has found one like the earth yet and that's when he are looking for. >> interested parties sightly are keeping in mind that the truth is out there, somewhere. >>> a street fair drew hundreds to an oakland neighborhood for food, fun and music. the fair got started today. organizers blocked off a portion of mcarthur for the event. the fair featured local musicians along with crafts, children rides and a petting zoo. >>> and thousands of people are getting down today in san francisco's golden gate park for the outside land's music festival. the event benefits the park department. this year's line up includes kings avenue leon and further, also on tap, food and wine from local vendors. ab

. >> claire police at an elementary school are taking a bomb threat seriously even though they think it's a sick vicious attempt to scare children. >> some stayed home because of a graffiti threat that said an explosive would be set off on campus today. >> theresa garcia joins us from the school where there's a very noticeable police presence. theresa. >> well, even though almost half of the students did stay home today, briarwood is open as a normal full school day. there is an obvious difference. you see multiple police cars parked out front. it is a day of high alert but hopefully an uneventful one. it was scrawled out in an amateurish xhie amateurish style. >> the school district says the graffiti was discovered more than two weeks ago and hopes or not, police have taking it seriously investigating and preparing for this day ever since. >> earlier this morning we had one of our canines that train to detect explosives sweep the school. >> the police canine didn't pick up any explosive material but out of an abundance of caution there are extra officers in uniform and some under co

but per block of lawsuits remain the elder woman gets they say sing the well chan fan claire to point one meters to the child. and the hijab for the sixth time from six. and the third catch all season begins in just under miles however it said for a new club united eight seeds and on the moscow after last year's surprise runs up and joined forces with to non moscow in may over to denounce assesses the new club chances for. dinner more skilled one of the most famous oldest in the reaches clubs of soviet and russian hockey last became champions in two thousand but and since then the club has looked like sleeping giants meanwhile most the region side and the dead only made their a deadbeat in the russian superleague in two thousand and four but they were quick to own pain it was only to turn. a gorse who stopped the policeman from lifting the garden cup last year. and as soon as the season was over and then merged with no one to form the united health he could do no more scope and while many expected the newly built team to be difficult they were it's a deafening season their head coach

. >>> the search is on for science of life in outer space at the santa claire i can't hyatt. the 25th annual gathering of the thedi institute is bringingth to scientists who scan the sky for radio signals from other worlds. while they don't have any evidence of alien life, the a strong americas say they believe there must be thousands of other civilizations in the universe. >>> that is our report for tonight. bay area news at 7 returns on monday. see you then. until then, enjoy tmz, it's next.

in claire, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> the most common symptoms of salmonella are diarrhea, abdominalramps and fever. for a complete list of all the brands in this recall, just go to our website, abc7news.com, and click on "see it on tv." the medical foundation is calling back about 3,000 of its patients who need to get vaccinated all over again. clinic officials say some vaccines were not stored at the proper temperatures so they may not be effective. the vaccines include those for hepatitis a and b, meningitis, polio, and several others. officials are asking anyone who got vaccinated this year at one of its care centers in san francisco, sonoma, marin or lake counties to return for another shot. they say the original vaccines don't have harmful effects but the patients may not be fully i amnized. california republicans are staved off a democratic attempt to seize more power in the state legislature. sam blazely won the vacate central valley state senate seat in yesterday's special election getting nearly 49% of the vote. he defeated democratic challengeser john layer who got 44%. a

thanks so much paula claire you recently wrote a blog post and titled arctic arms race while the world is focused on the conflicts in the middle east tell us about the race to secure the arctic who are the players what are their motives well the arctic due to global warming and the richard of the ice pack all the arctic eight nations all the nations with the territory in the arctic have made some noise over the past few years about increasing the defense posture in the arctic regions united states canada russia denmark iceland sweden norway and finland of all in the past two or three years actually written in their latest defense papers about the need to secure the arctic territories all right so we're talking about the arctic eight the a eight this is a new a new group not to be confused with the g twenty the g seven the g two or any of the other big groups this is the arctic eight now what sort of arms are we talking about what hardware is being developed and how much is being spent well right now it's more talk than actual dollars being spent the united states has always had a prett

campbell 73. 71 for santa claire. a kind of a gray day tomorrow. half moon day. 58.imited sunshine for pacifica tomorrow. 57. a little bit inland we go with sunshine. redwood city 68. san francisco 62. north bay jump into the 70s. 74 for santa rosa. napa, 73. on the east bay, oakland, 66. 69 for union? i. you can expect afternoon sunshine there walnut creek 77. break out into the 80s for concord, with sunshine. 82 for brentwood and gilroy tomorrow 80 degrees. the seven-day forecast. slightly warmer. going to get into the 90s on monday and tuesday and then 80 around the bay, 60 at the coast, and then another low moves in thursday, and friday, we start to bottom back out. >> alan: up next, a dramatic day at at&t park. rick has the highlights of the you can see k and got dangerously close to it with a ten-foot pole. he mounted his camera on the pole and dipped it in the waters. he says the nine-foot shark circled him twice slapping its tail on this board before moving along. a second short-came along and circled for 25 minutes. a researcher says it's likely the shark wa

claire shipman has the results. >> reporter: back-to-school jitters. new teachers, homework, tests. what's the teacher i'm going to have? will they be nice? mean? normal? >> reporter: and september is more stressful than ever for kids and parents. this family in new jersey gets group butterflies. >> i'm worried about my new school. >> i'm making new friends. >> my locker combination. i sometimes have problems with that. >> if i'm going to have good grades. if they're going to be hard or easy. >> we're pretty anxious right now. >> reporter: in a study by cafemom, a website devoted to parenting issues, 41% of kids now say they have some form of anxiety about going back to school. and high anxiety? 28% of girls feel highly stressed. and 12% of boys. >> girls tended to be a little more stressed as a group. and tended to be driven more by social concerns. >> reporter: what are the kids most worried about? up through the tweens where mean girl and bully syndromes are often in full bloom, it's the challenges of social life. >> i might be nervous about making new friends. >> overall, we say

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organization, first up, santa clair county, now san francisco, talking about taking the toys out of theeals. >> a lot of unhappy children. >> we're going to have a supervise stores who is suggesting -- a supervisor who is suggesting that proposal. >>> and the california senate race is tight. what new numbers show about the candidates and which one is feeling the heat? >> that's going to be interesting. >>> and 17% unemployment, a surging crime rate, a slipping application -- police force. sounds like a great job to take over. women's sprout you to the 13 candidates -- we'll take you to the 13 candidates that want that job. >>> first, leading the news dozens of people are homeless after a fire damaged three buildings in san francisco's mission district. it started around 6:30 yesterday evening at a single family home. by the time firefighters arrived, the house was fully engulfed and the fire was spreading. >> it was spreading into the apartment building. we called the second rescue squad to search the buildings. >> it could have been bad. i'm glad the firefighters got here when they did

in the fog just heard from lisa tweet cold and foggy in mount claire village.verybody reporting cloudy conditions. big fog bank. pattern looks like it's going to go into a pretty cool one for inland areas. it's in the 50s and santa cruz can't reach 70 degrees which is a little unusual. usually they get sun about noon or gets in around 70 or so that has not been the case this week. rather strong low dropping right out of the gulf of alaska and into the pacific northwest and set up shop and not move for about five to seven days. if anything might get stronger next week. for those who work outside man, it's been a nice summer. it's been cool even in inland areas. for many in the bay it's been cool. 58 will be the high in san francisco today. cold and foggy. they were 59 yesterday. it's even colder today. and 51 the current temp. 50s on the coast, 60s, 7 0z around the bay. upper 70s low to mid-80s inland. napa 50. 51 san francisco. 54 seems rather popular. san jose is 57. that's it. that's cool. 42 in tahoe. 96 yesterday probably 88 today. sacramento also looking f

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is in santa clair with a tonight with our report and the planning commission'secision. lloyd? >> reporter: frank, a meeting of the santa clara planning commission tonight was supposed to decide a request from a local mosque to find a 64-foot high minaret tower but the discussions talked about 9//11 and the islamic dominance cropped up. >> i want to say that we strongly believe that adding a minaret to the architectural in santa clara is a wonderful thing. >> reporter: the mosque has been a place of worship for 14 years. it is located in a light industrial area. an architectural committee has already approved the building of a minaret tower that would have no loudspeakers but would symbolize that this non-script building is a mosque. >> it used to be a call for prayer. but with digital watches and everything else it becomes an architectural element. >> okay. >> so it becomes an architectural identity associated with a mosque. >> but a neighbor across the street objects and filed an appeal with the planning commission. >> we don't think that the tower even is arch

. >> i will beg, claire will plead. >> please. please. >> okay. fine. you're loss. >> let's do it. >> charlie: a quarter of a century later he returns to the character, i'm pleased to to have bret easton ellis. you began to think of this when you were write book. >> i thought of less than zero when i want to refamiliarize myself with a writer named brett zenelis and make sure i was up to date with who this guy was and had not looked at less than zero since the publication in 1985 and i reread the book in 2005 and it was okay. it was fine. i thought it was pretty well written for someone who was 19 or 20 and something happened after i read it asking where is he now and where is that 19-year-old boy and i began to have this internal dialog in my head and began answering questions i kept asking myself that led to an outline and making more notes and that led to an ultimately the novel. >> charlie: is this a sequel for something else. my publisher likes to refer to it as a sequel but i wasn't interested end returning to the group scene of less than zero bec

he is on eastbound highway 10 in pa mom a heading out to the mount claire area if you know it. a high rate of speed many close calls putting a lot of people at risk. we might be losing the picture. now it looks like he is in the bald ngyuen park area so we are getting better information. we will follow this for you on morings on 2. now to steve. >> now clouds and fog. mefty, temperatures will rebound but it doesn't last long, a series of systems keep us well below average toward the end of the week so the beat goes on. >> a cooler cooler beat. >> a cool beat. >> thank you for watching stay with us for mornings on 2. we want to take you back out to danville this morning. a horrible accident last night. a teenager is dead. we will get the latest on the investigation from the police department. >> stay exactly where you are, mornings on 2 comes your way next. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc.

ktvu's lloyd lacuesta is in santa clair with a tonight with our report and the planning commission's decision. lloyd? >> reporter: frank, a meeting of the santa clara planning commission tonight was supposed to decide a request from a local mosque to find a 64-foot high minaret tower but the discussions talked about 9//11 and the islamic dominance cropped up. >> i want to say that we strongly believe that adding a minaret to the architectural in santa clara is a wonderful thing. >> reporter: the mosque has been a place of worship for 14 years. it is located in a light industrial area. an architectural committee has already approved the building of a minaret tower that would have no loudspeakers but would symbolize that this non-script building is a mosque. >> it used to be a call for prayer. but with digital watches and everything else it becomes an architectural element. >> okay. >> so it becomes an architectural identity associated with a mosque. >> but a neighbor across the street objects and filed an appeal with the planning commission. >> we don't think that the tower even is ar

clair county, school-aged kids who have a tough time attending school have a new online option.y can go to a website called liberty online, log into their classes. it's the first program of its kind in the bay area. 20 teachers are paid to supervise student progress and hold online office hours. the classes are free to kids who live in santa clara county in grades 6 through 12. >>> studies show that more and more people regard their pets as family members. even in these tough economic times many are willing to go to extreme measures too improve the lives of those animals as a result, bay area pet hospitals are ramping up serves like never before. tom vacar joins us with the story and tom, i can relate because i don't want to know how much i spent on the binny pig. >>> if it weren't for to kind of demand, places like this would not exist. >> reporter: this man says he feels confident when he bring his dog taz to the new adobe animal hospital in los altos. it has impressible abilities, including a pharmacy, state of the art lab, dental facility, intensive care unit and even a bloo

nina garcia is executive editor of "marie claire." and also on "project runway."ular. >> thank you. >> i didn't even know until someone pointed it out. >> that's a very important chapter in my book. >> not only that. you have what to wear to jury duty to your first job interview. you broke everything down that you never have to think. >> i had a lot of fun writing this book. what should i wear is a universal fashion dilemma. >> wanted a chapter for when you're feeling too fat for all of your clothes. that's me most of the time. i want to go through the looks. you've been gracious to get us set up. i love this look. what is significant about what you've chosen if n your advice for job interview wear? >> i think very important, is get a jacket. it gives you the sense of authority. it makes your posture look better. it doesn't need to be a matching suit. this one, for example, is very feminine. but it should be a jacket to pull your look together. >> and simple. no frills. >> no patterns. no frills. nothing too flashy or out there. >> or a watch. >> no clunky, flashy

are now required to include registration cards with infant and toddler products like cribs and high claires little danny kasar. >> with his absence, our family is never going to be complete. i guess we have this cause instead of our son. this is his legacy. >> and consumers are encouraged to fill out those registration cards as soon as they buy a proukt pro duct. you can also sign up for recall alerts ss at recalls.gov. >> if you didn't buy the product initially, if you don't have that card to fill out, same website to check and see? >> if you're shopping at a resale shop or or getting a hand me down or you're going to the garage stale or shopping online check the product at recalls.gov to see if it's been recalled. it's very easy to dido saernlg. >> why was she shadowed if she's trying to help bring this to light? >> she goes in to stores as well. she go this is and looks for recalled products that are for sale. >> it all makes sense. susan, thanks. >>> it's a radical concept. pitching in with chores at home can lead to more sex. we decided to visit one couple to see if choreplay really is

the first aim a senator doe claired defeat. we have our heads in the sand and caller: we done already had 1,000 wars over here on these soils and we need to get rid of the government. the government that's not listening to the people. we are talking about getting out of debt, this is the debt. asked whether he was certain the counter insurgence wasesquive in a coifpblet where are many regard this as relevant. although he is not tackling afghanistan as he is iraq. he is seeking to duplicate some of the messages that serve well. meets with afghan president about once a day. far more often is the war winnable? caller: i don't believe so. i look back to general, then president eisenhower. i don't see we have ever let up sints in a date since world war ii. it seems there is a lot of mem that make for opportunities off of it. we need to strengthen our borders and our constitutional rights. any military personnel is going to give you that answer. this was necessary. these people were living in the 16th century. women over there were s

host: let's say it looses on appeal, let's say prop 8 is sdee claired unconstitutional, how does that affect doma? guest: it would be a separate issue. i certainly think how the court frame it's, a decision like that, certainly doma would be in jeopardy, i would think. . . caller: the new america is what is right is wrong and what is right is wrong. this is an amazing country. look at arizona. look at california. i am just zpwustd over these judges. the supreme court shouldn't even be involved with what's going on. i think once the people have spoken, the people have spoken, sir. but that's my opinion. and i'll get off air to listen to your comment. thank you very much. guest: well, again, the point i think of of the judiciary that is life tenure, can't be voted in or out of office, is to protect minorities and to make unpopular decisions when constitution requires it. i understand your point and your frustration, but i really do think that the role of the judiciary is to be a counterweight to the popular will in many ways, and i think that's what judge walker did. host: columbus, ohi

at least 256 californians have gotten sick, dozens in claire county.eral names including farm fresh. the unified school district will mail letters to parents about the partners of getting vaccinated for whooping cough. the examiner reports if there's an outbreak health department officials can restrict students not i am younized from not going to class for a minimum of six weeks. >> we'll see a little more sunshine than yesterday but that will be tempered by that cooler air magsf. 63 san francisco mid to upper oakland and richmond. low to mid-70s throughout the bay and south bay and north bay with low to mid-80s in the east bay valleys. temperatures warm a little a tease before the cooling trend starts on friday and deepest through the weekend. frances? >> typical slowdown awaits you westbound 80. the drive time 25 minutes from the carquinez by to the maze once you get to berkeley. backed up to the 880 overcrossing. kristen. i've got power pain can't mess with. (announcer) new icy hot power gel. relief that's icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. and

claire shipman is there.to see you. >> reporter: david, there's a lot of emotion swirling over this issue. it wasn't so long ago, that glenn beck called president obama a racist. so, his choice of timing to hold his rally here tomorrow, a surprise, to say the least. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: immortal words of unity. but the 47th anniversary of dr. king's speech is producing just the opposite. >> blacks don't own martin luther king. >> glenn beck is no martin luther king. >> reporter: even angry words comparing the tea party to the kkk. >> the klu klux -- i meant to say that the tea party. you have to forgive me. you have to use them interchangeably. >> reporter: all this because of an unlikely rally planned by conservative tv and radio host, glenn beck, for the day of the anniversary on the steps of the memorial. >> we're doing something absolutely amazing. >> reporter: beck says his rally, which will feature sarah palin and many tea party supporters, is meant to honor america's troops. and he insists h

clair river in detroit, the niagara river in buffalo.t gives us some idea of the activity happening around those rivers without having an agency there. we also have truck-mounted cameras that are mobile that we have deployed there. obviously, the north has a different environment and whetheweather. host: your previous work with nasa, is there anything regarding space and equipment that can be used to patrol the border? guest: certainly, there are some system that may give us capability. we also use certain space systems for communication, obviously. but the real lesson for us, a lesson for the department of defense, as well as nasa, had to do with how you develop, by the systems. -- buy these systems. fbi net, one of its perceived failures, it is that it did not apply these lessons to the program, and we paid dearly for that. certainly, there space systems that apply, but they're also management system that need to apply as we purchased the equipment host: from cnn -- what is off-the-shelf technology, and why is it necessary to take this

. >> in news around the bay said clair county supervisors approvedprompted by 5 youth suicides in clara approved a strategic suicide prevention plan they hope will reduce the suicide rate in the county. the plan includes five "overarching, interconnected prevention strategies," according to a report prepared by the santa clara county suicide prevention advisory committee. attention focused on suicides gunn high school killed themselves between may 2009 and january 2010. school district officials and representatives from the police department and community-based organizations joined san francisco mayor gavin newsom visited merchants along 24th street in the city's mission district today, taping in storefront windows the first batch of flyers informing residents about the relatively new truancy assessment and resource center and asking community members to help reduce school absences by reporting truant students. newsom said the flyers encouraging people to utilize the truancy center's services will not only lead to greater support of anti-truancy programs, but also show chronically truan

. >> according to the folks at marie claire even if we meet the most perfect person in the whole worldthat's the host of "dad camp." we sabotage ourselves? >> it's like women have made it another challenge. they have to have ever rest. so they have to prepare, they have to learn another language and be in perfect shape. as they try to improve themselves for this almighty dating game they miss regular opportunities to meet guys and just be normal, which is actually what life is really about. >> it's supposed to be, isn't it? >> a lot of people see that as a self-sabotage because they spend so much time getting themselves together they don't spend enough time going out and doing the test run to see what it is that they've actually accomplished and how it helps them in relationships. it's a way to avoid relationships because they spend so much doing all of the things to make themselves better. >> when women run into men who like them, they think there's something wrong with this guy. why does he like me? i'm not worthy because i only speak one language, i need to lose another five pounds

the subject of an article in the september issue of "marie claire" magazine.. what are you hearing from readers, joanna, about this dynamic? >> well, we're hearing that women are both excited by it and also challenged by it because a lot of it depends on how much choice they have with this going on in their situation. you mentioned the economy. clearly a lot of men have fared much worse than women so they're making the choice to stay at home. and i think women are thrilled that it gives them the freedom to focus on their career, but they're also worried about whether or not their husband is going to feel less masculine. >> i read the article in the magazine. there's this weighty paragraph -- not weighty but a big paragraph where the possibility is brought up this idea of having a husband staying at home taking care of the home and the children to some power moms is seen as a status symbol. is it a status symbol in the way a bmw would be a status sim billion or more of a symbol of enlightenment in a relationship? >> i think it's both. we've lived with men who h