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here comes the drag chute. here comes the nose gear to touchdown."atlantis" is rolling out. >> a ship like no other, its place in history secured, the space shuttle pulls into port for the last time. its voyage at an end. >> reporter: thank you, rob, from mission control, houston. she's back, peter. >> having inspired the imagination of a generation, they put it best. jay barbree, you have been a part of this program for 50-plus years. in a sentence, you can wrap it up as -- how? >> reporter: well, it's been the greatest experience that any one person could have for a lifetime. working for nbc for 53 years, there's nothing like it. it's a great company, it's great people, it's been a wonderful assignment, peter. >> jay, we've appreciated you for so many years. we appreciate you joining us for this historic moment live here on "way too early." stay with us. "morning joe" begins as soon as we come back. mine was earned over the south pacific in 1943. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation

this is what happened come hides. the floor down to the booth just in case i'll say i'm looking for mushrooms and the funny nobody i'll say i'm looking for mushrooms something's coming. up. maybe just someone curious about where the river is not going to be good and i would i were at the spot height about seven hundred eighteen meters it's a place where like i said the raider is not going to be changed sht sht. be something nice. it's a high place in this military zone which would over the americans a good vantage point for the raid or. are you following the radar debate. on the radar for the anti-missile defense so yeah. it's just changed it's changed. i'm thomas government radar spokesman for my. cancer i'm a government spokesman my name is called hello i know you do fall of the radar debate so far but it's nothing like a few more of the really mean the radar is for nothing that it shouldn't be there that's not why it's of the russians who were here thirty years is the same kind of occupation point i'm holding a dis

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that story coming up. >>> and change is coming to the oakland police department, more change.ood morning, i'm marla tellez. why the police chief says he needs to reorganize his department coming up. >>> the tower, clouds, and a cooldown. wednesday july 6th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, and thanks so much for joining us, 6:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. i want to check with christina loren. she has a cooldown to talk about. >> tracking dense fog along the coastline, showers from the south affecting the east bay. you might find slick roadways, tell you why we've got rain showers from the south and how long they are expected to last. also the cooldown on the weekend talk about what you expect, help you plan your saturday and sunday. we're so close now, abbreviated workweek. let's get you to work if you're headed out the front door. we do have a little bit of a delay westbound on highway 4. it looks better than what we find on a normal business day during the fall, for instance. a little slow through antioch and pittsburg, 48 miles per hour you'll be slowed at the sl

how did that come about and how did that go? >> guest: the details what can about are not entirely clear except he did come back. their life was collapsing. he was unemployed, he lost three promising jobs, his third marriage had fallen apart his wife left him or was in the process of leaving. he was not in a great place and he comes back to visit the family. but correspondents lit up to that i'm not sure but he comes around christmas. ann is back from jakarta and obama, jr., as he describes in the book is very excited about it and watches his father and is looking at with the movements are like and how people pay attention to him and for awhile that goes well but pretty soon obama, senior's habit of telling him what to do, quarrelling about obama, senior begin to wear and everybody by the end of the visit they get into a fight and obama, senior is watching jr waiting for a television program fi believe it was the hall that the show you need to stop watching television and do your homework she had been waiting to see and obama, j

money comes in, money comes out. if it is neutral, it is neutral. i do not need a definition and a chart to tell me what cost neutral list. this is not a smart program. it needs to go away. extending it any wonder, spending any more money on this would be just a waste. >> i think the district has always been home to a voice of passionate common sense. that is how i like to phrase it. and it has been for decades. it is the voicecenter to bring to the board of supervisors. >> three ballot measures were placed on the ballot at the very last minute by four members of the board of supervisors. i think in the last 48 hours, we have seen that those ballot measures were written rather hastily. they're all kinds of unintended consequences. this charter amendment fixes that problem. frankly, it gives it a bit of a lifeline to those four supervisors and to the mayor if they ever descending like this again. -- if they ever go through this again. >> the fact that we're taxing employers on how many jobs they create scenes of the counterproductive. we want to enco

they want this, all of this to come to a head now, with all the implications that come with it. the only way i see a short term agreement passing is if implied in that, written in blood, that the short term is all spending cuts, no revenues, zero. and you agree, preemptively that the second stage will include tax reform and the president commits publicly, lower corporate rates and look at the subsidies the democrats are talking about. republicans might sign on to that. we are a long, long way from a deal like that. >> the thing i have never bought into, who the heck, i'm going to fast forward seven months from now. more political courage here. >> unless you figure out and believe as the republicans might, that the president will be more willing to lower rates and do other things because he's debt pratt about the economy. that's a possible scenario. >> who has the leverage, right? we had president obama this week who decided to do something he hadn't done in a while, call them out. it got under the skin of the republicans. they fought back. everybody thinks they have leverage. >>

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we like them to come in the way the other people come in with other options coming in. thank you. president vietor: thank you very much. >> mr. david pelto. >> good afternoon, commissioners. just a couple of brief points. first i wanted to appreciate my , who isn't here yet, doing wonderful work balancing requirements and frying to make this meeting happen. to that end i want to encourage you and the general manager and the staff to try to get agenda items prepared more in advance. there's been a lot of rush recently to meet deadlines and i think that's made it difficult for both the commission secretary and for the public to get access to information in a timely basis. i also wanted to mention as a member of the wastewater advisory committee that i'm sure we've certainly been out here, some and will be out here more as we develop the wastewater capital program, and i look forward to more input from the community to that end and just finally very briefly on the agenda item description for item 11 when you get there, i hope that you'll look carefully to the public agenda. i'm not s

coming up at 730 a m. we will hear from another of phillip garrido victims. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> temperatures right now are in the '50s. 101 is really getting out of that. this afternoon temperatures will get up into the '70s. there will be no 80's. that is the trend as we enter the 7 day forecast. there are no 90s this week. next week, that changes and we get back into a normal trend with inland locations getting into the mid- 90s. the time is 718 a m. >> the 580 corridor approach is a little heavy this morning. it is already backed up beyond 880 westbound although we have an incident free at the upper deck. this is still a very good approach to the bridge and it is a pretty lake westbound ride. hi the san mateo bridge is a problem free. there are no delays in either direction. there are no wind advisories although there was in the early morning hours on the san francisco oakland bay bridge. on the golden gate, 101 softbound, steady volume but no problems acros

how did that come about? >> when you think about it this is a country of two or 3 million people, 3,000 from the civilization on the outposts of civilization the idea that they have little colonial rebellion had worldwide significance is really arrogance when you think about it. the audacity of these people to think that, yet they did and of course radicals in europe. richard price, the english radical at the unitarian minister, he says in a 75 the american revolution is next to the birth of christ and he's a minister. the most important event in the history of the world, so we were second. only the birth of christ was first. that's an extraordinary statement and france fought the 66 people were interested in the revolution because a was a republican revolution. could a republic, meaning a democracy, that's the best way for us to understand, could survive a specially to such a large extent? and so then we are wondering, too, of course the british fought my god, this won't last. they are bound to fail in the d

where are those guns coming from. where are these guns coming from. if the numbers are becoming so high, we are quadrupling. we better find out where they are coming from. the gun buy back is good because it cuts down to domestic violence. you can no longer sell the gun. people are selling us guns they can't sell otherwise. i am not saying it's a bad program. we would like to have more gun buy backs. it always comes back to capabilities and your help to get to the community and tell people. if you see a gun. call us. we will make a report. we just took an ak 47. we bought that gun and nothing happened. i would rather do that. it's not the absolute program. the other thing i wanted to stress. the call in. we have identified 44 who are at risk. they are either victims or suspects. 9 out of those first are shot are killed. with the target with the call in is working. we are doing bed checks. we go out with these probation officers. i know where he is. we bring him home and do that 3 or 4 times. i just think that gun violence is really up and we have to g

will start when the general comes ok. he's coming now we need to work something out before then. i'm green here. hi how you doing thank you for doing this. can we just sort of. talk about. a couple of minutes they want to show them to make some atmosphere pictures some of them are ok and start right it's more more than fear ok when. you start to see in your stomach. it is our strong desire to provide as much information and in the best forms in any help you provide this is very helpful for us in order to ensure that there's an informed public on on exactly what our proposals are in exactly the consequences and any other questions or information am. so excellent thank you. thank you thank you. traveling with. the senate and under. the. i would but it won't be just radar if there's radar bell be other safeguards nearby i'm afraid the americans will take over the whole area the front of the photo was. wherever american soldiers appear on the cloud flows everywhere. which changed changed changed changed. the course of gum sign a petition for the referendum on locating a u.s. army bas

we hope of course you come out of this crisis. and if it wasn't for the future. >> and the new head of the imf says it could rattle the world. and if we get our credit rating gets down graded from triple a, it has an affect on every country? >> i hope it won't happen. we have enough much around the country, you know in spain, italy, two weeks now. a lot to worry about in our region. the whole world is looking for the united states of america to come out of this crisis the way it came out from many crisis in the past. and the it has to. >> greta: if you were an israeli one of the things i'd be thinking about is that we're thinking about big cuts that are coming here. and our countries are great friends but we also, we give your country a lot of money and it's possible, you know in next go around we're going to cut you. >> so far we're thankful for congress. and for two weeks this year, allocation fully. we highly appreciate this, i believe that we will be coming up to the standard but i think totally disturbed middle east affected

for sarah and her sister, it means coming back year after to year to volunteer. >> i decided to comed help along with my sister and this is our fifth year helping out with the summer camp and this is the first year we're the main instructors. it's really fun to teach other kids to do what i love. >> you guys are going to open up the constructive pdf and start building again. >> from programming lego cars to drive -- to smashing frozen flowers to smithereens -- or even making homemade ice cream with liquid nitrogen -- this program is far from boring lectures. it's completely hands-on! >> the experiment that i found most interesting was how they froze with liquid nitrogen -- they froze ice cream in, like, two minutes. >> it tastes good. >> i hadn't thought of myself as becoming an engineer, but now i'm thinking of myself becoming a person to create new ideas for the world like they are doing right now. >> i'm convinced they'll come away with the notion that you can do fun stuff with science and math. they'll come away having met some really cool girls from other school districts. they'

migrants and then they come to take our bread from us which of these. two opinions is the correct one or are they both right. they're both right there when both kinds of migrants. one thing that's important is that those who come to sweep streets should know which to treat when they're going to sweep what we want to war it is flocks of unskilled migrants standing around in places like construction markets or the euro slow highway as it is organized on skilled labor force for hire. and when there are no more streets for them to sweep they turn to the center standing where they have to eat to. migration processes should be regulated. controlled migration has replaced chaotic migration today what we have to do now is to switch to migration that's efficiently regulated it's going. to cause one of your interviews you said the existing may gratian quota principle is inefficient and we have to abandon it and of quotes what would you have that system replaced with a company for jobs will the russians have to try even harder to find a decent job they have those

the officer was on a routine patrol when he noticed smoke coming from an apartment complex coming from the corner of durant and piedmont avenues this morning. he called the fire in and everyone got out safely. firefighters say the fire started in the attic, and the entire third floor is uninhabitable which usually leads to the entire building being deemed uninhabitable. >> police in oakland are searching for two gunmen. the first happened around 10:15 last night. the victim was shot several times and decide at the scene. then at 1:00 this morning, police found a man suffering from bullet wounds on international boulevard near 57th avenue, he was taken to the hospital and died a short time later. police are urging anyone with information on either shooting to come forward. no suspects have been identified yet. >>> we have an update for you on the plane crash near the waterfront in sausalito yesterday. new cell phone video sent to us by a firefighter shows the sea plane moments before it sank, the pilot had tried to take off but failed. the plane eventually sinking, the two passengers we

he'll be able to spread more of the diatribe he's come out with. >> the stories that are coming out.tely had a boat. >> he got a call from a friend when the shootings began. he and other people, local residents jumped into the boats, went over to the island while this was going on and started rescuing kids from the shoreline. he took on 14 in his first trip. it's a pretty small boat. i think we got a sound bite of a moment that one girl on his boat turned to him. have a listen. >> the girl started crying and looked at me and said are you police? i said no, i'm just a local resident. and she got a little relief by that and she looked at me and said you know, it was a policeman with a uniform with a bald head who start shooting us. >> that's because breivik, of course, was pretending to be a policeman when he went to the island. he's a luely guy. one of the saddest things he said, he went there three times. on the trip, he saw three kids huddled together. he said they were hiding and wouldn't move. he went back the next time and that's when he realized those kids were dead. he did amaz

what is coming up this year for the film festival? >> opening-night we have a film that is an israeli native. we have the north american premiere. it stars a great israeli actors. it is a drama. it is very emotional. it is very well act did, beautifully shot. we are going to have the director -- in the film think he is like a 12-year-old boy. he will be here for the opening night. >> and that will be at the castro? >> we have a big party following that. >> it's really celebratory. >> without giving it away, what sort of the basic theme? >> it's a drama about a dysfunctional family with a boy that is going to be -- what happens is his brother returns to the family and his brother had been institutionalized. it's all about what that does to the family. >> and it's in keeping with the title? >> yes. >> wonderful, wonderful. >> and the director will be here. he also had another one called strangers, so he will be here but the film. >> continuing on, what are the other themes? >> closing night we are really excited. we have a film called 1

we do have family who come outside of our neighborhood to come on our clinic. one thing i learn from our clients, no matter how old they are, no matter how little english they know, they know how to get to chinatown, meaning they know how to get to our clinic. 85 percent of our staff is bilingual because we are serving many monolingual chinese patients. they can be child care providers so our clients can go out and work. >> we found more and more women of child bearing age come down with cancer and they have kids and the kids were having a horrible time and parents were having a horrible time. how do parents tell their kids they may not be here? what we do is provide a place and the material and support and then they figure out their own truth, what it means to them. i see the behavior change in front of my eyes. maybe they have never been able to go out of boundaries, their lives have been so rigid to sort of expressing that makes tremendous changes. because we did what we did, it is now sort of a nationwide model. >> i think you would be surprised if you come

we knew it was coming. the bad news, most will come out of canada, but research in motion saying that it just could not sell the playbook. it says it sold about 500,000. >> that's one? >> this has been on my desk for -- not even charged because i don't enjoy using it. they sold 500,000 of these. you know how long it takes apple to sell 500,000 ipads? 4 1/2 days. >> wow. what a difference. thank you very much. it's 6:27 now. coming up on "today in the bay" at 6:30, a young girl is hit with a stray bullet during a sleepover. police are looking into a double shooting and the city is working to deal with an increase in violence. we'll have a live report coming up next. a live look. foggy start to the city by the bay. can barely make it out. live look over san francisco. 6:27 now. [ male announcer ] everyday, your car does a lot for you. do something for it. show it some love. chevron with techron. care for your car. >> reporter: gun fire claims the life of a man. we'll tell you what happened plus what police ar

and come in and a lot of people come here to adopt a animal or if they have lost their animal or looking for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am doing, i rarely get scared. [whistle]. we do a lot of investigations and most are not as bad as people report but everyone once in a while they are. and i had one and people had moved out and the dog was in the inside and it makes me teary and when the dog is in the backyard, and i can pull an animal out of a horrible environment and feel goo

not be coming in late. tavis: so we will not read that you are filing for bankruptcy? >> i have lived a good life. i do not think it is going to happen to me. when i die, there is going to be some money somewhere. tavis: tell me where it is going to be. >> and the death tax. that is another thing. if you win the lottery, $100 million, that is something you are going to get. that money has already been taxed. i told you a long time ago to balance the budget, we can sell a lot of things. there are a lot of things we can do. the you know who has the best health care in the world? congress. i just want to get what prisoners get. prisoners get free health care. >> and three meals a day. >> they get sick and do not have to leave the house. next week i am going to costco to get a pap smear, a hysterectomy, and if they let me, i am going to get an abortion. i am seeing right now. -- peeing right now. there is something wrong with me. i do not know what it is. tavis: i am out of time, and it is just as well. >> i wa

come here. what's up?nk you for coming. >> the whole time we've been married he's been locked up. so i don't really know my husband that well. hopefully he can pull himself out of this and man up. faster, faster. >> i want to be a better dad for my son. dizzy? >>> next, it's been a long search but the results are worth the wait. >>> although the isu cell block search didn't turn up any drugs, these officer' quest to stop the influx of contraband into corcoran is never-ending. >> letter coming in to a gang member and caught this letter, if you look at it you can tell it's been wet at one time and then dried. you can really feel that it has something on it. so, i would test it with a nik test to see fit comes back as a presummive positive test for amphetamines. see how the paper turns brown right away? that's a positive test for amphetamines right there. if it would have gone through basically what they'll do is eat it like that with the dope on it or sometimes heat it up and doel dope will come out of the l

i am concerned about the fact, though there were many reports, the inspectors did not come in deed, come and see these things, nor did they repair them or cite them. i am particularly interested to bring to your attention the fact that there was a complaint that talked about the building not being approved, windows open, skylight broken, and their rear patio sliding door was unglazed. however, a property owner came and said that the property was listed as a vacant. how can a door that is missing glass, admitting people, vermin and water not be relevant? i just leave you with the thought, from my point of view, i am not sure that this program is being properly implemented. the significance of having a broken window, such as this -- i am not sure how this is being -- here we go. however a broken window can be allowed to be left in the walkway. clearly, it fell off the building. the building is not protected from the rain. there are lots of examples of this. this is just a single family dwelling. i want to make sure you understand, this is what this ordinance was meant to protect. a simple

where do you think this voice comes from? >> i believe that it comes from god.ovely family. they're very protective of you. david, you've worked with greatest singers on earth. really said this before because it's something that's abnormal to be -- for a 11-year-old to say. but i really do believe that barbara streisand is a really really great singer. and i'm really really happy i did a duet with her. but i also love lady gaga a lot. >> what about susan boyle? because she also came from a talent show "britain's got talent". i was there for that, as well. >> you sang a duet with her as well. >> yes. >> normal children your age they go to school and do their homework. and all that kind of thing. what's your life like? >> my life is kind of a back and forth thing. my parents do a great job with managing it. they have me performing a lot. and when i'm at home, i mean, they don't have me performing a lot. but when they have me perform, they make it fun. and when i'm done performing i go home and i kind of live a normal life which is great for me. >> and there are st

chemicals dropped over, this vapor cloud is coming, coming towards -- hit the golden gate bridge, one direction, now coming toward the marina. pick up your radio, tell the marina residents shelter in place. don't go to your staging area out in the marina green. shelter in place. that may be one of your options. choose a room with no windows, as few as possible. pick a room with toilet, water, phone, have it large enough for family members. precut plastic with duct tape. there should be a law. have your disaster kit in that room, have snacks available for kids. turn off the hvac, heating, ventilation air conditioning units because you don't want to be blowing in or sucking in the vapor cloud outside. fireplace, close the dampers and seal off your shelter in place room by using duct tape and terms of the emergency alert system. listen to the radio. that's it. do not try to call the school, try to pick up your children because do you want to leave the area? no, you want to shelter in place. people own pets. do not risk your safety for pets. in summary, it is likely you are at an incident

come on down. >> i'll take you up on that. we can all have a cup of tea and chew the fat now that we're all getting on so famously. thank you both very much. >> you're welcome. >>> next a man who has a lot to say about, well, just about everything. the very opinionated new voice of "the new york times," frank bruni. >>> in 16 years at "the new york times," frank bruni has been washington correspondent, rome bureau chief, restaurant critic, and as of last month, the new op ed columnist. he's a man of strong opinions. frank bruni joins me now. frank, come on, which of all these myriad of roles that you've had have you most enjoyed, do you think? >> this one's so new, i can't weigh in on it yet. rome bureau chief was a pretty nice gig. >> yeah, you're living in rome, beautiful italian women. what's not to love, huh? >> the women wouldn't have done so much for me. i like to look at beautiful things, period. but, you know, i had a reason, a charge to travel around one of the most beautiful countries in the world to find interesting

also coming up from the flotilla to fly pro palestinian activists swap their ships for planes to reach gaza or offer a calm voice humanitarian vessels was halted in greece. dozens of activists interrogated international if only one manages to step through we speak to her in just a few moments. two one zero and liftoff plus the final blastoff a last of the launch of atlantis marks the end of the u.s. space shuttle program and the end of an era. hello there very good evening from moscow my name's kevin owen you're watching the r.t. international news channel it's now eleven pm here in moscow and to our top story thousands of egyptians have been protesting in cairo's tahrir square demanding a fast pace of reform just five months after ousting hosni mubarak as president dubbed deserve a million man march the rally is the biggest demonstration since the uprising protesters want to keep up the pressure for change on the country's interim military rulers and see former regime officials brought to trial we're going to be talking to a correspondent in this scenario in tahrir square a little bit

one of these remarkable comings together of events coming to american history. i want to ask you another, this is boarding on trivia but i think my loyalty to the state of pennsylvania requires that i ask a question about -- >> so i don't have to -- >> the only president he only distinguished james buchanan. adams has a wonderful scene it's new year's day at the buchanan white house. what was -- what was that day like both in the white house and maybe you could give us is brief assessment of president buchanan. >> well, you know, buchanan as you know has been vilified by many generations starting with his own generation. he was seen as sort of a loser and a must fit and disaster as president before he ever left the white house. not that this resonates at all in our own times, of course. [laughter] >> democrats, you can take that as you will. republicans, you can take that as you will. sort of insert face here. but buchanan -- actually, i love these characters from history who have been sort of pushed to the margins because to me in many ways they end up being mo

this is the best they can come up with? come on guys. angels leading it's a one-run game. ninth inning, bobby hits one, 4-2. a's winless in the last four games. >> bottom of the four, 2-1 angels. a two r.b.i. single that drops in right. one scores to tie it up. move to the sixth, a's leading 3-2. vernon wells on rich harden second deck, a solo shot. game is tied at 3, two on and two out. scott sizemore, game winner and in comes pennington. 4-3 to final. >> to soccer, earthquake in columbus to meet the crew. mendoza, john with the kick save but second straight game. earthquakes involving in a scoreless draw. >> at&t park converted from a field to a pitch, mexico's club of america facing manchester city in a world challenge. here is a beautiful strike from outside the box. and 2-0 win in front of 11,000 last night. >> reminder, team u.s.a. will face japan later this morning and the game can be seen at 11:45 on espn. tune in tonight and we'll have highlights and reaction from the women's cup. have a great day everyone. >> next at 9:30. debt showdown continues with more tough

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let me just say, it is not in what order you come to the podium. it is the fact that we are here to recognize something that is outstanding and good for our community and good for the citizens of san francisco. i'm sure nancy would have taken that position at any meeting or any public presentation she made. i have been to a lot of her -- i have even visited her in washington, d.c. she is a sincere person that is concerned about what happens to people. especially dealing with people in the health field. dealing with people in housing. dealing with those that cannot reach out and do the things they need to do and need that additional help. so there is a representative from her office, and i am so proud that she is here. so i would like to bring her up to the podium. would you please come up, nicole rivera? [applause] >> thank you, charles. i know it is hot, so i'm going to make this break. the leader would have loved to be here. she is currently traveling, but she did send a letter greeting she asked for me to read to all of you today. "dear friends,

if it should come to exist. but we will, you know, be very adamant that there shouldn't be benefit cuts in medicare. >> i would think one of the hardest things for do you sell your members is that if this committee cannot agree on cuts for these various programs in any program, then triggers, this will set off a trigger where there will be automatic cuts in these programs and also in defense spending. >> well, the triggers are still being constructed. nothing is done yet. there's lots of decisions yet to be made. the key with the trigger is one word "equality." it should be equally tough on democrats and republicans. the tough part on the democratic side, if we don't come to an agreement, there will be cuts in programs that we like, helping middle-class kids go college, prescription drugs. on the republican side, we believe that the trigger should have revenues potentially, so that they would have to do things they hate, like close tax loopholes for oil companies and corporate jets. another one being talked abou

where do you think this voice comes from? >> i believe that it comes from god.and they're very protective of you. david,s you've worked with the greatest singers on earth. how does jackie rank, given her age do you think? >> you know, to say that she is at the top of the heap would be an understatement. and you're right. i've had the great luxury of working with a lot of singers from celine and streisand and whitney and madonna even. jackie, you said it, she's fearless. i'm an avid watcher of america's got talent. i got to watch it as a person, not musician. it electfied the whole country. it's amazing. the moment i remember most was when you sang a duet with sarah brighten and you held your own. she's one of your hero inches i know. i was amazing for you. it was for us because it was hard to tell who the professional singer was. you were so good that day. also you have a lovely giggle. you giggle a lot. you find all this quite funny, don't you? >> yeah, i do. >> who are your favorite singers? david's worked with them all. >> i have to say i've never really said

stay with us here on r t still to come this hour. without the space program or pretty much nothing i mean this is a play you know because he's just built on the space program you know it's a lot of people are going to get it so you can get. millions away to the final launch of the shuttle atlantis but for many the historic moment is bittersweet. first though georgia claims the high profile photographer was arrested in the capital tbilisi had been spying for a foreign state before detained are accused of providing information to another country to the detriment of georgia's interests among them is the president's for personal photos as well as an employee for the european press photo agency a photographer as an ivy allegations there eskom is nine others were jailed for up to fourteen years for spying for moscow the russian foreign ministry says the police actions indicate the state of democracy and freedom of speech there meanwhile a member of the georgian opposition movement tells r.t. the spy claims are meant to foster anti moscow s

i'm going to tell you what pg&e crews are going to do out here in the coming days as of today coming up. >> and we'll hear from the boy stabbed while he was walking his dog. it's thursday, july 28, "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. i want to check win meteorologist rob mayeda in for christina. >> good morning. pretty nice start, clear skies, most places inland. boy, the fog is thick around the coast. you can see 50s for breakfast time, lunch time, gorgeous but it's going to feel warm, out toward the east bay valleys, tri-valley locations, mid 90s. 80s in san jose and 68 in san francisco. pretty comfortable, the weather looking pretty good. let's see your morning drive. >> getting tough in the south bay. right to the accident reported southbound 680 at mckeefe. it's on the northbound side probably because of the situation on the southbound side though we expect slowing there. we have three lanes closed now at mckee. only the fast lane gets by in the southbound direction. expect it for both just off of that 101/6

right now 89 degrees, the heat index coming in at 93 degrees, the dewpoint has come up a little bit to 67 degrees. 93 in frederick, 91 in baltimore. sterling and herndon coming in at 91 degrees. down toward leonardtown, you're looking at a temperature of 85 degrees. live digital doppler radar not showing any storms, i don't expect to see any throughout the evening tonight. we have a few throughout delaware and maybe the delaware beaches, that is it. overnight tonight, we're talking about 81 degrees at 11:00. 74 when you wake up tomorrow morning and step out that door. >> doug, thank you. >>> it's called the civil rights summer. casa de maryland, one of the largest latino organizations in our region is training human rights monitors. the legal team will decide if the complaints merit a case. >> when the police increase their enforcement that means that a lot of people who are innocent are suffering. police abuses. >> many also fear deportation over minor offenses. the aclu of maryland is also helping with the civil rights program. >>> still ahead at 5:00, coming up next, feeling the hea

coming by car.it is also easier for these companies to start their business on a more "a" location instead of de "b" location. -- instead of faye "b" location. many employers work on bicycles. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, peter. maybe i need to ask if i can vary from the script. i'm supposed to say that unfortunately we are out of time, but we are not. maybe what i will do is have you will come up here and sit around a table. if we could get some chairs? yeah, and could you turn on the lights? very good. and is there another microphone? there are two. staff will pass them around if you have questions. what we will do is, unless you want to add to some of what you said and what you have heard this morning, we had a couple hours of staff, city staff discussing with them our experiences, and then reacting to our conditions and pitfalls and predicaments. if you have any observations from this morning's presentation, if you like to share that with us. [inaudible] very good. so we will go

that combo can last longer and come back more easily.imes that's because our immune systems are already worn out this time year because we're busy doing so much. >> it really taxes the immune system more then we're run down. and i think that's what's making it last longer. >> doctors think strenuous summer activity after a winter layoff can will wear you down. increased air travel in the summer months with air- conditioning and recirculated air also up your chances of catching a cold. >>> wizarding business very big bucks for london where touring companies are cashing in on the harry potter craze. >> the last film, come on. businesses say muggles are clamoring for harry potter scene tours complete with a stop at the famous nine and three-quarters platform, but that kind of magic isn't cheap. ticket for a three-hour tour costs about 40 bucks. even then there's no lack of people willing to pay up. >> they want a glimpse of the wizarding world. they know it so well, especially the children who have grown up with i over the last 10 years. th

"atlantis" now on the last leg, coming home. the last time a space shuttle will come back and land. in the 30-year history of the shuttle program. it's going to come over the yucatan, as you mentioned. it will cross the united states at naples, florida, before landing here at the kennedy space center. you know, a couple of months ago i had an opportunity to sit down with commander chris ferguson, who is, of course, at the controls of "atlantis" right now. and ferguson talked about what he thought it would be like when he made this historic landing. >> we want to make sure we get the job done. and when the job is done, we can look back and reflect and think about where the place in history lied for this final shuttle flight. >> you know, ferguson added that he was bound and determined that he was going to be the last person out of the vehicle. and of course, later today, ali, after "atlantis" comes home there's going to be a ceremony on the runway. then a little bit later in the morning, there will be a ceremony back over at the orbiter processing facilities as they call it, where th

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he tell us why his return could not have come at a better time.n ktvu channel 2 news at six o clock. -- at 6:00. >>> the latest royal wedding is under way and monaco where monaco's prince held the first of two wedding ceremonies. today's civil wedding ceremony was he'll in the royal palace. tomorrow the couple will make their religious vows during a catholic ceremony witnessed by 3,500 guests. albert's father married actress grace kelly who died in a car crash in 1982. >>> now to the other royal newlyweds, prince william and his new bride kate are making a stint of their own. they're in canada to mark that country's birth day. many who turned out for today's festivities say the real draw is the royal couple. >> reporter: a spectacular sight as two f18s did a fly by. below a crowd of thousands gathered to welcome the newlyweds to canada, with cheers and homemade signs. this one pushing formalities aside and saying simply welcome kate and williams. but traditional was alive and well. as the dutchess stopped to pick up flowers and listen to one of he

not the not the reason they begin to change is that they're going to keep coming back. for any. way. to sinister and she's got more from egypt as it happens you can follow what's happening there with a twitter updates all the details of the breaking developments happening there tonight from tahrir square i would succumbs and fresh updates on the protest log on to twitter you can find this odd t underscore call. hundreds of proposed to versa being blocked by israel in their attempts to reach garza by dozens were detained for questioning in tel aviv on arrival while the majority were prevented from even reaching tel aviv and european airports just last week you may. the terran flotilla of hundreds of companies from gaza was stopped from leaving the green port triggering this fresh attempt to ease the blockade partings post there is a ben gurion airport where she spoke to the only activist group crossed the israeli border. dozens of activists are being interrogated as i speak to you here at ben-gurion international airport only a few have actually managed to trickle through and it'