. >>> a major mile stoerner completed in the doyle drive project this weekend. what crews finished and what is next? >>> and mission accomplished in los angeles. the traffic event many feared is now over and what l.a.'s mayor says was key to making the 405 closure so smooth. >>> and what is ahead for the us as the debt crisis areas in its deadline? . >>> drivers who used highway 1 in san francisco are getting used to some new changes. overnight crews shut down both lanes of the roadway to transition drivers to the new bridge. that is just north of the mcarthur tunnel. that bridge now provides two lanes instead of one and as ktvu's claudine wong reports crews say there has been a lot of progress on doyle drive. >> reporter: this morning drives coming from marin county into san francisco found themselves adjusting to yet another change many their commute. but it's one that they can get used to. highway 1 is now two lanes. the exit, if you are going from golden gate bridge to highway 1, two lanes that will be permanently two lanes forward. the overnight shut down a

and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle. it will be a cherished part of the city and a worthy addition to what is there. >> it will be a safe and beautiful entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves.

. >> reporter: the transition considered just another milestone in the $1 billion doyle drive project that has been under way since 2005. caltrans says it's time to get rid of a roadway that's outdated and substandard. this weekend's transition is just one milestone, crews are celebrating another. take a close look at the crew, they are working aboveground but they are also down below. because doyle is going under ground. >> we're constructing a roof over it as opposed to the more traditional tunnel like the devil slide tunnel. >> reporter: caltrans wants to do this while keeping traffic moving as much as possible. but that's not easy with so many phases sometimes it is hard to keep track. >> it's about as complicated as it gets. >> major milestones this weekend but bigger ones ahead. the plan is to get all traffic off of doyle drive and on to a temporary bypass by the end of the year. that way demolition can begin. this entire project expected to be complete by 2013. >>> in about 10 minutes we will tell you about talk of a merger that could dramatically change public transportation i

thank you tom doyle. we are out of time. thank you for joining us. >> amen. god bless you. >> to learn more how you can pray, visit our website at cwnews.org. it is there you'll find links to the 30-days prayer focus as well as e 3 partners. later on "christian world news"...>> walking in the tunnels of jerusalem. we found the bell in the tunnel. >>> archaeologists in jerusalem discover a tiny gold bell. see how it could be a priestly gold garment in the time of jesus. >> welcome back to "christian world news" we have been talking about praying for the muslim world during the month of ramadan. the bible tells us to pray for the peace of jerusalem. and the jewish state is facing a serious challenge after ramadan ends. muslim nations are backing palastinian calls recognizing a palastinian state. that could happen in september. joining us is chris mitchell. tell us what is this all about. who is for it who is against it? >> many of the muslims supporting it, a lot of nations in south america are recognizing it as a palastinian state but it is not official. palas

doyle still wants a written and verbal apology from u.s. airways as she is convince herd son was singled out because he is black. this despite the fact that the two flight attendants who initially dealt with marman are black. >> that doesn't say anything. we have african-american people that are not comfortable in their own skin. >> in the meantime, doyle and her son plan to move on from the experience that may inspire marman to wear a belt. >> when he does fly will he wear his pajama pants? >> of course not. in san francisco. bay area news. >> tonight, a wealthy san francisco woman is denying charges that she is the ringleader in a scheme to illegally export paint to pakistan. that paint is allegedly used in construction of a pakistan nuclear plant. many experts fear that plant will produce plutonium. 51-year-old was arrested at an atlanta airport last month. the uc-santa cruz grad charged with violating u.s. export laws and conspiracy in connection with the paint purchase by the chip ease government. the felony charges, carry a maximum pe

owe and how much we are making and where we spend our money, it is just mind boggling and as jessica doyle explains trying to sift through those numbers could be well worth all the effort because this could all have a big impact on you. >> reporter: like a lot of families now a days our nation's leaders are fighting about how to pay the bills. think of the problem like a credit card that the nation has maxed out. the federal government can charge 14.3 trillion and then we are cut off and time is ticking down to an august 2nd deadline for congress to increase the amount of money it can borrow or default on its financial obligations. >> we need to come together over the next two weeks to reach a deal that reduces the deficit and upholds the faith and credit of the united states government and the credit of the american people. >> reporter: if a solution is not reached by august 2nd the consequences could be dire. the bipartisan policy center says the treasury would only have enough money to pay about half of its bills. some federal employees could get i.o.u.s instead of paychecks potentially

it happened. >> donna doyle says she got a call from u.s.irways two weeks ago offering her son free tickets. she says she referred the call to her attorney and has heard nothing further. in the newsroom, john alston, "abc 7 news." >> u.s. coastguard and mexican navy have called off the search for the missing fishermen. they were aboard the erik which sank on july 3rd. one body was recovered and 28 rescued but word came yesterday from the state department that the find seven victims won't be coming home including brian wong who saved three brothers waking them up. >> i am doing my best to just remain as focused as i possibly can because i'm not giving up this fight. i'm not giving up. >> the contested showed them a chart of 800 miles of the search but the family learned the wreckage could not be found because the mexican sonar can't reach the sea floor. >>>. >> a marin county jury con struck james mitchell on charges that he killed danielle keller two years ago. they accused him of stalking keller, he first attacked her while she held the one

and this area is not splintered off. >> and we can see how dramatic a change it will be when doyle drive is suppressd and you have a cover that connects the cemetery to this project. it's historic on the statewide and national basis, but you could rush the project or put thought and time to create something of lasting public benefit. >> we really want this, for everyone to feel like it's a win situation. whether you are a neighbor that lives nearby or a commuter or user of the park. that everyone will experience a much better situation than they currently have. >> the human interest to me is how people could work out so many challenging differences to come to a design that we believe will give us a jewel. landmark of a place. >> i am sure it will have refining effect like embark did.

then around 6:30, donna doyle says she got a call from her attorney informing her the d.a. decided not to file charges. >> for the most part i knew my god had his hands in the mixes, and that my son done nothing wrong. >> there were a lot of things i could have done differently, but it happened. it is in the past, and i am ready to move forward. >> donna doyle says she got a call from u.s. airways two weeks ago and was offered free round trip tickets for her and her son while he is at the university of new mexico. she says she refered to airline efficient to -- official to her attorney and has heard nothing official. john alston, abc news. >> thanks very much. >>> it is over. tonight the u.s. coast guard and the mexican navy have called off the search for seven missing men. six are from the greater bay area shown here and are now presumed dead along with the seventh missing man. their fishing tour boat sank in the sea of cortez a week ago on saturday. alan wang is live at the home of one of those missing. alan? >> yeah, the state department delivered the news during a tele

coming up on 9news now at 5:00 a.m., jessica doyle will answer some of the questions. she will explain how this will affect the u.s. economy and our day to day lives. >> unfortunately, it won't be a laughing matter. >>> in other news, the pentagon says it will comply with the ruling by a federal appeals court to immediately end the enforcement of the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. yesterday, the courts said the military can no longer enforce its ban on openly gay service members which means the end of the 17 year role. >> it prevents the military from ever discharging anyone based on the sexual orientation. >> 4:35 now, the army psychiatrist charged in the deadly fort hood shootings will face the death penalty. the ruling came down after the base commander determined hasan will be court-martialed. he's charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder. his lawyer tried to get prosecutors to drop the death penalty saying it was more costly and time-consuming but that did not happen. >> police are still looking for a man who attacked a speed camera vehicle on the b

it's all part of a plan to transform doyle drive into the presidio parkway. >>> seemed quite cool out there today. let's check with our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> tomorrow not too much change. if you want the warmer weather, you might have to wait for a few days. you will see that on the five- day forecast. the big source of the cool area bay areawide, the fog is concentrated coastside and already a few patches moving into san francisco into the bay. we have a breeze, as well. in fact, we'll go ahead and show you some of the sensors. in fairfield right now, west winds southwest, sustained, gusting right around 21 miles an hour. but gusting to around 28 miles an hour. here's a look at some of today's highs. i want to show you a look at the fog over san francisco bay with partly to mostly cloudy skies. that cloud deck that marine layer has kept the bay area cool for the next 24 to 48 hours. today's highs from the upper 50s in pacifica, warmest locations in the upper 70s to right around 80 degrees in morgan hill. livermore topped out 75. and our weather story is this. for tonight, par

and that's what allowed the rebels to go forward. >> the bbc's mark doyle in western libya. and you're watching newsday on the bbc live from singapore and london. still to come on the program, with public doubts growing about japan's nuclear industry, could thermal energy solve the country's energy problems? >> and as nasa prepares for its last-ever shuttle mission we meet one of the space age's longest serving veterans. allegations that the news of the world newspaper hacked into the phone messages of murder victims, or their relatives, has caused widespread public anger. now, several big companies including the halifax virgin holidays and -- have decided not to place advertisements in the news of the world this weekend. >> news corporation nor decades, a towering edifice of the global media, created and led by runnest murdoch, confronts a -- by rupert murdoch, confronts a grave threat. ford, mitsubishi, other big companies with big brands say they don't want to advertise in the news of the world this weekend because they don't want to be associated with the shocking revela

jessica doyle is tracking developments in our information center. jess? >> good morning to both of you. this meeting today at the white house could be crucial. leaders from both sides of the aisle will try to come together to solve our nation's spending problems. at his twitter town hall yesterday, president obama discussed his goals for the debt ceiling debate. democratic sources say he was doing a lot of talking on the subject yesterday, calling all four top congressional leaders to make the case for cutting close to $4 trillion in spending. that is even more than the $2.4 trillion that the g.o.p. has been calling for. the debt ceiling debate has lawmakers very much on edge. >> the debt ceiling should not be something that is used as a gun against the heads of the american people to extract tax breaks for corporate jet owners. >>> cutting $4 trillion would require republicans to agree to raising taxes and cutting defense spending. democrats have compromises, too, here. they would have to agree to big cuts in medicare and medicaid. if a deal is not reach

. >> i'm jessica doyle in for mike hydeck.amtani is here with first traffic for angie and of course, howard is here with our weather. >> it is quieter this morning. southern maryland, still have a few leftover sprinkles from the overnight showers we had. most of the fireworks seem to get off all right last night. temperatures like they've been up arounded 90 degree mark. this july pattern sort of locked in. here is a look at the day planner on this tuesday, july 5th. temperatures by 9:00 in the upper 70s. by this afternoon, isolated storms will be popping. winds go from north to south at about 5 miles per hour. winds will be fairly light. temperatures by 6 still in the upper 80s. there were showers coming through. fireworks south of town. really got hammered here. we had a couple north and west as well. some lighter showers overnight and this morning, what's left of it is in calvert county back to around dahlgren. scattered about into calvert, st. mary and down to the northern neck. temperatures ranging from the lower 60s in m

. >>> crews have began the next phase of construction in doyle drive. both directions were shut down about two hours ago. lanes are expected to re-open tomorrow at 11:00 a.m.. detours will be in place during the closures. it's all part of a plan to transform doyle drive into the presidio parkway. it appears to be traffic nightmare that la drivers turned out to be somewhat of a dream. a ten-mile stretch of 405 has been closed. transportation officials say their awareness campaign is keeping drivers away from the area and many are finding alternative ways to get around the west side of l.a.. coming up in about 15 minutes we'll have a live report and bring you up close to the construction project. >>> pg&e says one of several security systems monitoring the grounds of the san onofre nuclear plant stopped working triggering a minor emergency. the utility says, "the unusual event was declared at around 6:15 this morning. the security system was restored within 45 minutes." pg&e says the failure was not related to [ music ]lar operations. >>> after days of sc

. >> reporter: now, all along donald doyle has asked us airways to apologize to her son, so we'll see if that happens. all along the airline said they do not have a dress code but ask passengers to dress in a manner that will not offend other passengers. d.a.'s office has decided not to file criminal charges against 20-year-old deshon marman. laura, the question remains, his mother has pleaded all along that her son's record gets cleared. we'll see if that happens as well. >> thanks so much, marla. >>> a man accused of killing two people on fisherman's wharf will see a judge. a competency hearing scheduled for wu in a san francisco courtroom. he's accused of killing two employees of a rival story on fisherman's wharf. police say he killed the workers because their store sold similar items to his and he thought they were taking his business. >>> a parolee accused of several fatal shootings is on ten most wanted criminals list. list, police looking for jonathan "john john" walker. the 20-year-old joined the list after killing 19-year-old robert o'brian and injuring another man at a bay

doyle drive was built back into the 30s. caltran says it is time for it to come down. >> it's an old roadway. at the end of its life. there is no shoulders. traffic safety, and seismic safety. it has been retrofit, but it's substandard. >> reporter: the end of the $1 billion project is still 3 years away. when it's done, engineers say, instead of an out of date roadway -- >> in you're driving off the golden gate bridge and into the city, you're going to have much more open view of the city, of the landscape. >> all right, so let give you a look of what all of this is going to look like this morning. take a look on the left side of the screen, that yellow, that shows the lanes going through that tunnel. on the right side of your screen, you see that green, that's the new alignment. there are detours set up, if you can avoid that area until then, that is probably the best thing to do. >>> major new developments in the britain's phone hacking scandal. >>> also, the role some big u.s. companies are playing in that investigation.

. >> jessica doyle is not only watching your money, she's watching your time as well. >> do you have an insane schedule? she's here to help you fix it. >> who doesn't feel overscheduled? often times this is breakfast and sometimes lunch in the car. a lot of people, too, are organizing their lives on their cell phones. they put their calendars on there but there are advances in paper as well. some people just like to write things down. so, we're going to show you some of the planners that are available. we'll start with this one. it is pretty cool. from who me and it costs about $20. they're perforated little pieces of pape paper. you can write them down, rip them off and in some cases, you can even put this in your kid's lunchbox. or even i love yous. we're going to move on to this one. this is great. from bob's your uncle. $24. on one side, you have your little schedule for the day. on the other side, you have a to do list. doesn't work for us so well because it starts at 7:30 so off wen wake up much earlier but since it is friday, our biggest to do item would be sleep. this is a lo

and for transportation projects like the doyle drive retrofit. federal funds also feed school children. federal dollars also help support higher education. californians also get federal dollars through social security, medicare and medicaid and unemployment benefits. earlier this week, the california treasurer said the state secured a 5$5.4 billion bridge loan. if that happens, the government's costs of rising will rise sharply. you'll likely pay more if you have a mortgage or home loans. we don't know how much money the state is going to lose until a deal is reached. even when that happens it's going to feel less like a trickle down and more like a flood. >>> a commercial flight that originated in new york crashed and broke in half, remarkably, no one was killed. the front portion of the caribbean airlines plane literally split from the rest of the plane. there are reports the plane was attempting to land in bad weather when it overshot the runway, slipped through a chainlink fence and snapped. the flight came from new york and made a stop in tr

that is supposed to take doyle drive safe during earthquakes. during tonight's closure workers will complete the transition from temporary traffic lanes to the new permanent route. everything is scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. >>> 17 hours in and los angeles is still standing tonight. cal-trans shut down one of the busiest freeways at midnight last night. so far l.a. seems to be surviving carmageddon. >> reporter: juliette, the potential for traffic nightmares the reason why they dubbed this carmageddon but it turned into carma heaven. it is a joy for the first time anybody can remember to drive around los angeles. a project has shut down a 10- mile stretch of interstate 405 in los angeles. a vital connector between the san fernando valley and l.a. basin. construction to remove the mullholland bridge started friday night. drivers have been obsessing about it for weeks. but so far carmageddon appears to be a bust. the hype is out driving the hastle. >> haven't had any traffic today. >> are you kind of surprised? >> very. >> traffi

the closure part of a multimillion dollar project that is supposed to make doyle drive safe during earthquakes. during tonight's closure workers will complete the transition from temporary traffic lanes to the new permanent route. everything is scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning at 11. >>> car pooling was big in the 70s and 80s, but guess what, not any more? according to the census data in the last 30 years more and more drivers have been commuting alone. especially in the south bay. car pooling in santa clara county has dropped from 14 to 10.1%. state wide 16.9 to 12%. ways side 20 to 12%. experts say the trend could be that more people are working in the suburbs and not in a major downtown area. >> they are going to lose an arm. they don't want to lose a leg. >> one person's misfortune another chance for another's bargain. the deal to be had at this bay area foreclosure auction. >>> and what might finally end the three-month dispute over sacred burial grounds. >>> well, cool temperatures, plenty of clouds and patchy fog are currently in the forecast but we are expecting a warmup. i've got

>> and i'm jessica doyle in for mike hydeck. we have fancy grass for the 4 4th of july? >> we will whip them out here and there. >> looking good. >> we try. the big flag tie on because it's the 4th of july. happy 255th. that's if i'm doing my math right. >> freedom from great britain, that a lot of people don't know. >> you're right. that's stunning. reputation on back on the day. >> let's go to weather before we really get in trouble. talking about temperatures in the 70s. 81 by 9:00. 89 by noon. code orange alert day. unhealthy for sensitive groups. any respiratory ailments, young and old, limit your outside time. yes, a thunderstorm symbol. we could see a few more thunderstorms this afternoon. potentially a couple of strong ones. big ones yesterday moving away. overnight a few showers out of west virginia. they have pretty much fizzled. 60s in new york state. pennsylvania, in the 70s. 80 in raleigh. warm across the eastern u.s., even into places like des moines and chicago and the great lakes. they are still in the 60s. check it out. holding below the 90-degree mark a

this clock is from the bipartisan center, the washington think tank founded by former senators doyle, and george mitchell to look for bipartisan solutions to party issues. >> and as the clock ticks down, president obama warned that a government default would have a serious financial impact all across the country. >> a lower credit rating could be a tax increase on everybody. we would all pay higher interest rates on credit cards. >> the pentagon is also bracing for a potential default. the head of of the joint chiefs of staff told troops in afghanistan he would not say whether they will be paid if the debt limit is not raised. >>> some people here in the bay area say they are worried about how a default could affect their own finances. and they say they are angry that lawmakers can't seem to reach a compromise. >> it would be frustrating to me if i had to pay more interest on what i am currently paying. >> some people are saying social security, all the -- the programs that help people, who are unable to help themselves. >> reporter: i would like to see them all kicked out. i hope tha

doyle: light bulbs that meet these standards are being made all over the united states of america. in 2011, t.c.p., one of the largest makers of c.f.l.'s is opening a new factory in ohio. i yield myself 30 seconds. is making a new factly to meet demand. 7,000 u.s. jobs have been created by these lighting companies to produce the next generation of energy efficient l.e.d. light bulbs. g.e. recently invested $60 million to create a global center of excellence for lamp manufacturing in ohio, an action that will double the number of jobs there. new innovation and energy efficiency has brought jobs to this country. this is not the time to repeal these standards. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr. barton: before i yield to the gentlelady from tennessee, i point out that the light bulbs that my good friend mr. doyle just alluded to are five times to six times as expensive as the traditional incandescent light bulb and they're not manufactured, i think there's one facility in the united states, sylvania facility,

but it might effect traffic on doyle drive just a little poor visibility.n oakland as we look at the maps here not a lot of red. so even the toll plaza is still light. 5:38. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. >> you're welcome, steve. >>> all right. some fog. sonoma county airport saying fog and some on the bridges coming down a little lower here. still low clouds made it inland. i really don't see too much change here today. morning fog will give way to sunshine, warm temperatures. they came up yesterday still slightly below average though. not much change tomorrow. maybe just a little bit warmer inland. night and morning fog into the weekend. sunny, mild to warm. i really don't see a big warm up. it's just until i feel it, until i see it i'm not going with it because forecast models go oh and then they back off and that's exactly what they're doing again. it will warm up, just back to average. santa rosa should be 86 this time of year. today we're going 81. san jose should be 83. today we're going 81. san francisco 68. that's exactly where we should b

keyser was a chemist who perfected the hydrogenation of conti doyle in the early one nine hundred. eleven as you would imagine it was a block and he brought it to procter and gamble in cincinnati ohio he showed up with this block and he placed it on the desk of cooper proctor proctor said what's this cotton seed oil prize i replied. procter and gamble quickly hired kaiser and by nine eleven the company had perfected the production of what would come to be known as chris go. first procter and gamble had to give it away it was marketed as a scientific discovery that will affect every kitchen in america and dead dead the american kitchen would soon become a lot of tori and mama's little baby learn to love shortening bread. i like to call them the christo kids and what i mean by that is that chris growe was introduced at night to eleven in the early one nine hundred forty s. the christo kids would have been about twenty years old they would have been having children at that point and if you project that into twenty to fifty you know fifty years that puts it into night hundred sixty nin

and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle. it will be a cherished part of the city and a worthy addition to what is there. >> it will be a safe and beautiful entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry to golden gate that san francisco deserves.director ortiz: regulag of the tjpa. ready to call order. madam secretary, please call the order. >> i would like to note that gabriel metcalf as honest as the mayor's appointees -- gabriel metcalf is joining us as the mayor's appointees. with that, [roll call] vice chair, you do have a quorum. item three, communications. i know of none. item four, board of directors new and old business. director ortiz: new or old business for the board of directors? seeing none, let's look to the next one. >> item 5, executive director report. director ayerdi-kaplan: good morning. i would like to begin by welcoming the newest member of our board, director metcalf. welcome. he is the mayor's recent appointee. thank you for being with us. next, i would like to just said that as of jun

. >> cha-ching, here's jessica doyle. we saw green arrows yesterday. >> good morning, happy friday. we hope it will be a happy friday for wall street. we have the much-anticipated monthly jobs report coming out later this morning. economists are expecting growth especially after new reports yesterday that indicated companies are hiring more workers and better than expected retail sales helped to give stocks a boost. the dow stands at 12,719, jumped 93 points in trading. we're getting pretty high up there. we're going to have to watch this in the next couple of days. the nasdaq added 38 points. s&p 500 climbed by 14. the obama administration is trying to make it easier for some out-of-work americans to stay in their homes. starting august 1st, unemployed homeowners will be able to miss their mortgage payments for a full year before facing foreclosure. the grace period is currently three to four months. this new rule only applies to loans backed by the federal housing authority. that makes up about 14% of current mortgage holders. >>> a commission -- excuse me, a commission working fo

. >> i'm jessica doyle in for mike hydeck. monika is in for angie. she'll have traffic in a moment.d bernstein starts us

the morning commute is going to be okay if you are driving on doyle drive. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. it's still light. there are no major problems getting into san francisco. on that lower deck though they were clearing up some road work in the right lanes and watch out for that near the entrance to the bay bridge in san francisco. at 4:54 let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal, thank you. very cool pattern this week. in fact low clouds, drizzle coast and bay. low clouds and once they burn off for some it might take a while be breezy, inland patchy low clouds some made it well inland. sunny, breezy to windy. gusts over 30 maybe this afternoon all courtesy of a very strong unseasonably strong cold low moving into oregon. we had our two in june. i was talking to a friend of mine lived here all his life he said that rain in the june was really rare. it was for us. it was record setting. guess what? there's a very strong one moving into oregon right off portland. i'll show you in just a second. 52 bookends santa rosa and napa. 56 hayward an

jessica doyle has the day off. stocks rallied yesterday after greece approved the final cost cutting measure needed to secure emergency loans and avoid bankruptcy. the dow finished the day up 52 points to close at 12,414. the nasdaq rose 33 points and the s&p 500 climbed 13 points. well, sticker shock from the costs of college tuition. the department of education has released its list of the most and least expensive colleges in the country. bates college in maine is the most expensive private school. it costs $51,300 a year. the priciest four year public university is penn state charging slightly more than $14,000. >>> smoking is not only hazardous to your health. but now costing some people their jobs. humana, an insurance giant based in arizona says it refuses to hire workers who smoke or use tobacco products. beginning today, job applicants must pass a urine test which checks for nicotine. legal experts say there's no law against rejecting smokers. >>> it's a new month. there's some new laws like bringing your o

too late to save the greek economy according to a majority of leading economists and experts paul doyle see greece is really going down the drain completely the depth is this collating the deficit is out of control and i could give you the analogy but they were like somebody with a bully problem or a drink problem. it's a cultural thing so now we find ourselves with someone with a drinking problem but with a huge debt as well and the problem will only ever get worse until you actually confront reality and say look they don't fit in the euro as they're not going to fit together with germany in one single your politicians the richest states refuse to foot the bill but i don't think i've ever met anybody in the united kingdom in london market stations who actually wants to contribute to the pile out countries like greece and italy and contribute to the continued existence of the hero because i think it's a stupid idea to start with and it's just money down the drain pulling the plug on those states could trigger a chain reaction. greece believe investors could no longer to avoid quitting t

. >> jessica doyle is here with a look at wall street. first, a hiccup for travel plans. >> of course, in the past, we've talked about how expensive flying to europe is because you have the fuel surcharges in place. it could get even more expensive. the european union plans to impose carbon emission caps to all carriers flying in and out of europe starting next year. airlines would have to pay for emissions and they could pass the costs on to passengers. >> u.s. carriers are suing claiming it is against international law. the european court of justice is expected to rule by the end of the year. wall street is up to a slow start for the first week of july compared to last week when stocks had their biggest gain in two years. checking the numbers, the dow stands this morning at 12,569. drops down to 13 points in trading. we got green arrows for the nasdaq. down arrows for the s&p 500 off almost 2 points. >>> maryland labor officials say job seekers have a new online tool for finding green jobs. the state's labor day has launched a new web s

we have a huge project on doyle drive that is getting finished in the next couple of years. we need to make sure we wanted to the impacts. it is going to be a big deal. after leaving here, i am going down there with the mayor and the head of our department of transportation to really make sure we understand exactly what is happening at this point in time in the project. that is just a smattering of some of the issues, but they are very important, and a plan to spend a lot of my time -- and these are the neighborhoods i grew up in, so, for me, it is fun to be in these neighborhoods to see what is going on and influence some of the thinking of some of the people making these decisions. i think we do lose a lot of sight. in the past, district supervisor's have lost sight of the fact that we do represent sanford cisco as a whole, and we need to major in city hall that we are acting policies, laws, and legislation that will of the city forward as a whole. there are a lot of issues like that. i mentioned job creation, pensions. a lot of them are economic, but some of them are more

the closure is part of a multimillion dollar construction project and that is supposed to make doyle drive safe during earthquakes. during tonight's closure workers will complete the closure from temporary traffic lanes to the new permanent route. everything is scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning at 11. >> it is like a dream. it is like a dream right now. >>> not just any dream. the american dream. how some of your neighbors just bought it for pennies on the dollar. >>> well, temperatures are still cool and we do have some dense fog along the coast but we can expect a warmup by wednesday and i've got the details coming up next. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. bay area headlines: friends and family of a

doyle: i want to thank my good friend, joe barton. it was a great game last night. but not exactly an ecoing game. cedric came within five outs of pitching a no hitter. something i've never seen in the 17 years i've been involved in the game. but in addition to that he had a group of men and women behind him that made every play when we needed to make them, had 15 hits and played almost error-free baseball, one error. when you can get away with making just one error in this game, good things are going to happen. as you know, this is the best of five series and we're currently in series 13. we had gone into the series with a 2-0 lead so we needed one more victory to retire the roll call trophy and rather than string this thing up for too much longer we decided to finish it last night. our guys played a great game but the real winners last night were our charitieser, the boys and girls club of washington, d.c., and the washington literacy council. we were able to raise a record amount of money for those organizations, over $150,000 to those groups that are doing reall

. >> and i'm jessica doyle. mike is off this morning. of course it's the 4th of july. kris knead with traffic in -- sneed with traffic in a moment if there is any, but first the weather. >> reporter: there my be a shower this afternoon. it will not be a washout. the good news, by this evening, i think the firework shows locally should be in good shape. down to south eastern virginia, a chance of a few storms to the norfolk region for the nighttime shows. here's the day planner on this independence day, july 4, 2011. number 235, we are looking at temperatures in the upper 80s near noon. scattered thunderstorm, more so in virginia. 83, isolated thunderstorm possible. i think by then, most of the action will have left us. it's 60 in gaithersburg. andrews, 70. along with patch river, 71. culpepper, 70. 68 for haggerstown. cumberland, 74. mix of clouds, upper 80s and low 90s. big storms last night. this morning, mostly cloudy skies, but we will watch the skies later on to see if things develop. not much developing on the roads but kristine -- kris sneed is taking a look. >>

i'm jessica doyle. >> and i'm andrea rhone. mike and angie are off this morning. mike has the forecast. >> reporter: winds are light, calm in many instants, and today we could see the thunderstorm, but i'm not expecting what we had yesterday with the damaging thunderstorms we have around here. maryland, most of those reserves for virginia. the independence day forecast. this morning, upper 60s and lower 70s by noon. i expect the temperatures to be in the 80s with partly cloudy conditions. 5:00, 90-degreings. -- 90-degree the -- 90 degrees. washington could see a temperature of 83 for the fireworks going off at 9:10. gaithersburg at 60. hagerstown at 72. came bridge, 6 -- cambridge, 68. the thunderstorm are last night are long gone. we have cloudy skies this morning. back in a few to talk about the 7-day forecast. rightnow kris sneed is in for angie. >> we will go over to florida avenue between 3rd street and cy after. there's an accident there. you can see the cones are in place. police are clearing this out of the way and also directing traffic around it if you h

others are robert doyle, a relative of law enforcement and childhood friend and variety of long time close friends. the california state flag will be presented to both of his sons. the event is set to wrap up at 1:20 in the afternoon. there will be reception afterwards as well as an opportunity for friends and relatives to sign his casket. >>> police have found at least one marijuana cultivation site near the wood land area where a park officer was attacked earlier this week. east bay regional park officer was on routine patrol south of moraga when gunmen opened fire by o him each was rescued by an armored vehicle. there was an extensive search of the area. they have uncovered one active grow site. >>> federal and state officials are working on what could be the largest marijuana eradication effort in california history. they were allowed to shoot this video from one of the raids, part of full court, being conducted in the national forest. so far agents have removed 373,000 pot plants and arrested 88 people. the operation is scheduled to end next week. tonight at 6:00 we'll bring you

jessica doyle is off today. if you would like to be the first to own the latest high- tech gadget. get ready this morning. hp debuts the touch bad in stores today. the company released this video to give a public a first look. hp touts the touch bad as the next level of -- pad as the next level of networking. it automatically card stacks activities and has face-to-face chat. so far, the early reviews have been mixed. >>> smokers need not apply. that's not an ad for a roommate. that's a new message from humana insurance to potential employees. it will use urine tests to screen applicants and not hire those whose tests are positive for nicotine. experts say there's no law against rejecting smokers for jobs. >>> is naked ambition a good or bad thing when it comes the looking for a job in a struggling economy? when the stadium club in northeast wanted the hire exotic dancers, it placed an ad on the official website of. the c.'s department of employment services. some department employees were offended and the department asked the club to voluntarily withdraw the job listing. which it d

. >> i'm jessica doyle. mike has the day off. thank you for joining us this morning. lovely monika is in for the lovely angie with traffic. >> thank you, lovely jessica. >> the lovely howard bernstein has a lovely forecast. >> i don't know what to say. >> there is love in the room. >> feeling good this tuesday morning. >> is it a forecast we'll love? >> i think you'll like it a lot. some people love it when it is 90 degrees and humid and sticky. you're not a big fan of the heat, andrea but we can handle this. we'll only see a slight chance for a thunderstorm this afternoon. rain chances will be lower today. coming up a little bit tomorrow and on thursday as well. hey, temperatures this morning in the mid-70s. we'll climb to the middle 80s by noon. you want to go to the pool this afternoon, maybe didn't like it yesterday. it was too cloudy. we'll see more sunshine. except like yesterday, we've got the code orange air quality. some showers last night. got a couple. boy, 9:00, fireworks down from richmond to williamsburg. even parts of the northern neck at southern maryl

you see slowing from doyle drive over toward the golden gate bridge toll plaza.here are no metering heights, a live look shows you the low clouds we're watching hovering around. visibility of the drive not so great. >> aren't we going to talk about m.c.? >> sunday is 80s day so a big hero of mine from the 80s, m.c. hammer on my play list. we didn't have a play list. i call thech discs. look at that. we have a sneak peek. >> is this not the nicest bobble head? it's huge. hook at him, he spins and everything. >> you said it's the first 15,000 fans receive that. >> i did not but you did. >> good. time 6:39. a moon bow is like a rainbow but without all of that sun light. how beautiful. new airline rules take effect soon. how they will force the airlines to pay you for baggage. i'll have reportngcos up.mi >> new rules take effect next month that will force airlines to pay you if they lose your luggage. but passengers say there are some loopholes they don't like. "today in the bay's" kristen dahlgren has all of the information for us. >> good morning. here's the proble

just yesterday more than 100 people rallied at san francisco city hall, including his mother donna doyle in support of her son who plays football for the university of new mexico. she says this is a race issue and she wants her son's record cleared and an apology from the airlines. >> this is awesome that you are taking the time out of day to come out and support my baby. >> us airways says it does not have a dress code but expects passengers to dress in an appropriate manner that does not offend passengers. the naacp does not buy this, certainly after video shows the airline allowed a scantily clothed man flying without any sort of problems. now, on the flip side of this and doing some research this morning, i actually found a facebook page has been created that's called "pull up your pants deshon marman" so clearly against the 20-year-old. which way will be san mateo d.a. decide to go. we're awaiting confirmation that it has decided not to file charges against the 20-year-old. >> it will be interesting, interesting to hear about social media getting involved as well. thank you. >>> 5:3