my concern is, first of all 24 megahertz in that space is like several blocks of downtown manhattan in real estate terms. it's very desirable spectrum. the signals their go along this is. that's a tremendous amount. a decade or so ago, many public safety institutes decided to use 10 megahertz, almost half of that for narrowband voice and have been sort of locked into that technology. that's like building a one story gas station in manhattan. so it's not the highest best use of that lame. gas stations are important but instead of rebuilding the gas station to public ice -- skyscraper, they want the next adjacent piece of lint. public safety has about 97 megahertz worth of spectrum. not all frequencies are created equally. that's a lot nationwide. so when you start to drill down, i can say this, i'm a non-elected official, i don't have to worry about the political aspects of this. when you drill down, public safety i think is looking for more money. they need money to have a nationwide public safety network. and i think that's the direction we got to go pick in the meantime the fcc is gr

>> andrea: as much as i don't want the ground zero mosque built in downtown manhattan they have a rightbuild it. bob is right. it's a slippery -- i know. you didn't just hallucinate. it just said you were right about the first amendment, letting religion -- listen, the same thing is true if christians wanted to build a church. i don't want the slippery slope for christianity. i don't want christians to build a church or temple. dangerous. >> eric: the ground zero mosque, bone fragments on the roof of the building. it was found. landing gear from the airplane that went through the roof at ground zero. wife can't the community come out and say not here? move it away. >> dana: are they really going to give them another place to put it in that area? maybe not. i don't understand why herman cain continues to answer the questions. >> bob: exactly. i don't either. >> dana: he is running for president of the united states. having been advisor to the president what i would have said is chris, i know why you're asking that question. let me tell you something, as president i would about medle in c

. >> on september 11th, 2001, new york's finest rushed into the buildings in downtown manhattan and somee home. among them, 11 firefighters who were aboard the truck from ladder three it is a it sped toward the twin towers. they died when the towers collapsed. the new plans to recognize their sacrifice ahead in our weekly rise of freedom series. plus, a man lose losses his ene family after flood waters carve out a deadly trap in the middle of a road. that's coming up. >> shepard: a republican house panel today working on a bill to block united states aid to a number of middle eastern nations unless and until the white house can assure congress that the nations are cooperating in the war on terror. the legislation would block 000 millions of dollars in aid to pakistan unless that country can prove that it is pursuing terrorists, among other conditions. nemany in congress have questioned pakistan's cooperation with the united states in light of the situation that killed osama bin laden. he molly henneberg live in washington. the bill puts conditions on pakistan. what are they? >> it would

d-block would be next to the block they set aside near 24 megahertz. 24 mhz is several blocks of downtown manhattan in real estate terms, very desirable. it is long distance. it is a tremendous amount. about one decade ago or so, many entities decided to use 10 mhz for a narrow band voice and have been locked into that technology. that is like building a one story gas station in lower manhattan. it is not the best use of that land. instead of rebuilding the gas station, public safety now wants the next piece of land. public safety, in all, had about 97 mhz worth of spectrum. not all frequencies are critically, but that is about 2 million users. when you start to drill down, and i can say this as an unelected officials, i do not have to worry about the political aspect, but public safety is looking for more money. they need money to have a nationwide interoperable network. i think that is the direction we ought to go when. in the meantime, they have granted about 20 waivers nationwide for jurisdictions both large and small, new york, washington, where they can build out their own regional communicat

been displayed in new york, all of the money spent to rent this 600 square meters apartment downtown manhattan of this going around with the restaurants and new life and all of this money which has been spent. these people are shocked. >> christian malard. e book readers are booming in sales, at least the e books are. we'll tell you why they are so popular next. boring potato chip decoy bag. now no one will want to steal the deliciousness. with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix is a bag of interesting. >>> hello this is lieutenant colonel moerll. i want to say hi to everybody back home in the united states and happy fourth of july, seth, happy birthday, buddy, take care. bye-bye. >> all right, most people believe the ipad is the hottest gadget right now but according to pugh internet research, e readers sales have doubled in the first half of 2011. why is this? our own gaming and gadget expert, mark saltsman, why are they so popular? >> there's a number of reasons why the percentage of americans adult americans who own an ebook reader has doubled from 6% as of november of last ye

in america t the most expensive places to park, midtown and downtown manhattan.ly rates $541 and $533 respectively. it cost $438 a month to park in boston. no one's going to park on the freeways and the roadways today. let's hope not. we'll check in with mike now for a look at the commute. >> good morning. i have a caveat. they do sometimes call the bay bridge toll plaza a parking lot because it stops. we're looking here at northbound 101 at bailey avenue. out to a live shot we got tuned in. our photographer has moved, this is 101. that truly is a jackknifed big rig. no injuries reported to the driver of this rig. that's carrying 70,000 pounds of produce. you can see the refrigeration unit on the front. the doors are open in the back. they have to get another truck there. they have to block the slow lane once that equipment arrives. so far traffic moves past this minor distraction. i'll let you know when chp will have the lane closure. look at the map northbound 101 at bailey as you come up to highway 85 and that will affect folks out of morgan hill and the rest

luxury has been spent in new york, all the money spent to rent this 600 square meters apartment downtown manhattanall this going around with the restaurants, the new life, and all this money which has been spent. these people are shocked. >> christian malard is a senior foreign analyst for france 3 tv. more newsroom after this. boring potato chip decoy bag.x now no one will want to steal the deliciousness. with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix is a bag of interesting. >>> nascar drivers joey logano and jason leffler are on top of the sport, dominating racetracks across the u.s. i asked them face-to-face to reveal their keys to greatness. >> if there were three things that you think are the keys to your greatness, what would they be? or three things you know you needed to have or things you continue to hold on to, those three keys to your greatness. >> passion, number one. i think you have to have a passion for it. opportunity. whether that means, you know, the opportunity your parents provided for you, the opportunity you got down the road. the third one, you can't be fearful. you'v

more than 5 33 dollars it cost to park in downtown manhattan.se a nice luxury car at those praises. boston third at 4 38. san francisco is fourth average monthly cost at garage is 3.75. cheapest the survey says they found that is in reno where the monthly price is is just 50 dollars. >> if well penny still make cents? as we continue why business owner turn their back on the as we continue why business owner turn their back on the one cent coin. stay >> 2 fighter plane collided in mid-air in england forcing one pilot to parachute out of the doomed aircraft. amazingly no one hurt. whole thing caught on tape as you will see. world war ii aircraft taking part in flying legend show when the wings clipped each other there. one of the planes plummeted to the ground almost immediately. pilot of the plane jumped to safety. incredibly he made it as you can see there. onlookers saw large chunk of metal fall to the ground before one plane went into a dive and hit the ground hyped some trees. second plane able to land despite missing a large chun

winick is outside of a power station in downtown manhattan. t.j., good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. this plant distributes power where it's needed. during the workweek, that means mostly businesses, but on a scorcher like today, that will mean mostly private homes. power consumption here in the northeast across the country in the past few days has truly been off the charts. the big apple was a baked apple friday when the mercury hit 104, the hottest day the city has seen in 35 years. on this manhattan block, the heat knocked this woman off her feet and power to several buildings. >> how much money do you think you're losing today if it stays closed all day? >> up to $5,000. >> reporter: $5,000? >> yeah. >> reporter: no new yorkers are sweating out this heat wave more than utility crews working around the clock to maintain the power grid. the city broke its all-time 1:00 p.m. friday. >> this is as hot as new york city gets. >> reporter: when we stopped by con ed's emergency response center at 3:00 p.m., it had broken it yet a

midtown and downtown manhattan of course in new york, monthly rates $541 and $533 respectively.38 a month to park in boston. >> time to check in with scott mcgrew. >> good morning to you. dow industrials, nasdaq lower, dow down 88 points. talking about netflix, what a good performance the company has had, a high last week. netflix is off about 3% this morning. had some streaming trouble last night. the space shuttle "atlantis" getting ready for its return to earth tomorrow. later today they return to the shuttle, close the hatches and undock. seeing as this is the last shuttle mission ever there is a growing prank. when the shuttle touches down the prank's author says should dress up in ape costumes. >> you maniac. you blew it up. >> the planet of the apes reference there. getting all of those may abstretch but if we work on it now we should be able to. >> start sewing. >> really. a hairy landing. >> harry potter. >> if you have no idea what we're referencing it's time to hit up netflix. >> i love that. all right. >> yes? >> do we have an update on the big rig? sorry, i had some

michelle franzen joins us live from downtown manhattan with the day's developments. michelle? >> reporter: well, wendy, this case hinges on the prosecution's witness, the accuser, the hotel maid that accused strauss-kahn of attacking her in the hotel room in may. now prosecutors say she is accused of lying. not only about details in this case, but also about her background. suddenly this case has turned upside down. a smiling dominique strauss-kahn walked out of a new york court following a bail hearing, free from house arrest. >> the defendant will be released in his own recognizance. >> reporter: the former chief of the international monetary fund still faces attempted rape and other sexual assault charges, accused of attacking a hotel made at a midtown luxury hotel. but prosecutors admitted the strength of their case is now in jeopardy. that after the credibility of strauss-kahn's accuser came into question. >> we are absolutely convinced while today is a first giant step in the right direction, the next step will lead to a complete dismissal of the charges. >> reporter: co

feels like a loft in downtown manhattan, but it's not.lls, picture yourself moving in. doesn't feel like it's owned by anybody else. you see the space. upstairs bedrooms have exposed beams and as well as access to the sunny south-facing balcony. i skipped over that beautiful kitchen. you shouldn't overlook. that bedroom is a nice bedroom and all of similar to this, and that one has its own private little terrace. not a bad house. >> go west in oakland, california. it's a three bedroom home. it wihy do you like this one? >> it says to most in america, i could be happy here. this is in a friendly community it has a farmer's market just a few blocks away and a comfortable inside floor plan that's open with yet all the period details left in place. so it's a living room, shows beautifully with wood floors, a white brick fireplace. you can see that. a simple room. very nice. dining area well lit. open to the kitchen with wood floors and cabinets and granite countertops. a great shot looking straight through the kitchen, through the dining area

they have about 4000 people in their community 20 miles outside a downtown manhattan.ng-class community and one thing i can say about him is he is someone who really pushed and was driven to be a on elected officials. he was on his third try before he got elected. he chose not to seek a second term in the borough council. he very much as an outside the box thinker. he is pushing green energy for the town. that is a very common thing in young elected officials now. historically seen the environment is one of those younger elected official issues. halfway through his first term, union county is a democratic- controlled county. it is not surprising that he was unsuccessful in that race and chose not to run. he is probably the only young elected official in the book who announced his candidacy for the governor many states. at an unspecified point of time. host: holder you? caller: 29. host: what got you started? caller: i ran for council the first time. i was 21 and the remember the evening i was with the local republican organization and we had just been defeated again in

manhattan on 9/1 1. you see these people running from these buildings from downtown oslo in shock and the building destroyed i was there after what happened in oklahoma city in 1995. t timothy mcveigh. i would urge everyone to be cautious right now. we don't know who's responsible for this. one individual, more than one individual. we don't know if there's a political background. we don't know who did this. let the low law enforcement authorities in norway get the job done because i remember after the oklahoma city bombing, and you probably remember as well, brooke, we all jumped to certain conclusions. it was more home grown terror in oklahoma city than it was foreign terror, al qaeda related. then again after 9/11, we know who's responsible for 9/11. so let's see what the authorities come up with and then we'll be able to draw the conclusions. oslo is a great city. have you ever been there? >> i haven't. the closest i've been to that sort of neck of the woods is denmark. but i've not been to oslo. >> well, it's like copenhagen to a certain degree. very picturesque, a lot of history. the people are wonderf

downtown. the owner says the paint reflects his brazilian heritage. >>> if you think parking is expensive in san francisco, try living in new york. midtown manhattan has the highest parking rates in the nation, according to a survey bircolliers international. the medium monthly rate at an underground parking garage there is $541. san francisco ranks fourth at $375 a month. the national average is just over $155. but the high prices in the u.s. are nothing compared to london. collier says london has the most expensive parking in the world at an average of $1084 a month. senator. >>> good morning to you! a live look at oakland here, where we are shrouded by fog outside our door this morning. widespread fog around the bay area. we have a cooling trend underway. some of us in the inland areas might be shouting hurray on the coast not so much bus it will be a little chilly. just very widespread, little pockets of sunshine here right around the san rafael this morning. sfo mostly sunny skies, wind out there, very breezy at the fairfield airport. the rest of us dealing with just light wind. it will pick up in the afternoon and we're expecting the sea bre