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. >> welcome to the entertainment commission for the city and county of san francisco. will the executive director please call the roll. if any of the commissioners have to leave, will not be able to act on the two items for permits. having said that, item number one is public comment. members of the public may address the commission on subjects that are within the jurisdiction of the commission. you may address the commission for up to three minutes. public comment? yes, sir. >> there was a great attendance and the police department and the industry representatives which is one more step which shows the communication. i i am really positive on the future of the hospitality in june -- industry. >> i get your comments. that is a stellar job. >> item number 80, review an

gwen: to, doyle, the u.s. policymakers are watching this and they don't know whether to celebrate or pull back. war they thinking? >> well, they've had to react, as you said, very carefully for all of the reasons that nancy mentioned. the only sort of high-profile statement was the one you showed of president obama back on monday at martha's vineyard, seven minutes in front of a camera. the administration resisted the temptation they fell back into in january to sort of give a play-by-play commentary every day. so there were no claims of mission accomplished. there's a lot of still diplomatic work. there's still military work going on. but there was also, in what the president said and what his aides said later, a kind of a muted attempt to both make sure that the main credit went to the rebels on the ground who bore the brunt of the fighting, but some of the credit washed over on to the administration. there was an unmistakable desire there to say, we told you so. people thought the administration was doing t

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.>> the court is now acg applications for the civil grand jury. this investigative watchdog body is comprised of 19 public spirited citizens. >> we are seeking candidates from all walks of life, 18 or older, who will bring to the grand jury a wide spectrum of talent, ideas, and issues of concern. >> for more information, visit the civil grand jury website at sfgov.org/courts or calll

what this is, is a temporary off-ramp when they knock down doyle drive over there. that is really -- i mean, look at that. that's one of the ugliest structures in the bay area. come on, 1937 caltrans construction. it's some ugly stuff. they are going to knock down that road sometime before the end of the year and the road seen here on animation will take over some of the 100,000 cars and trucks for travel off the golden gate bridge into san francisco. this is the new road all dressed up. no cars to go on it. this is dey, the construction manage -- dey, the construction manager for the billion-dollar project. you have lights and signs. >> we'll try to get it open by the end of the year. >> reporter: five months. why is it all painted now. it's a matter if you try to schedule the crews towards the end of the year, it might rain on you. and everyone knows you can't paint in the rain. >> reporter: so you have to schedule it ahead of time? >> yes. >> reporter: around thanksgiving they will knock down the huge ugly piece of caltrans architecture and set up this nice new r

cut the personal income taxes at the top levels that governor doyle used to have, brought that back. it hasn't done anything. they've cut the investment and it's hurt a lot of people, and people are riled up here, and i think it's going to be a big night for the democrats. i think they're going to get those three seats, possibly four. >> okay. that's what it's about. you have to win three out of six, they win control of the state senate, make this case. ed schultz, you're a big part of that fight. good luck pep "the ed show" is on tonight. we'll learn a lot more, results in perhaps by then.

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agreed with doyle. they are acting in that way. didn't use the terrorist word. >> bill: let's give him the benefit of the doubt because we have so many others. we have absolutely just showed them this pew study is interesting. folks. this is not a pundit deal. this is the people. said all of them, all of them, tea party liberal democrats, president obama, all pinheads. all of them. and i think that's true. i think the american people are angry across the board. >> look. the tea party was the sign that americans had already become sick and tired of what washington was doing. and then look at the end result. there is nobody should be crowing about what's going on here. now that we're getting the analysis we are spending in this bill that's what 74 pages long. $34 billion per page? i don't know why anybody, ranging from boehner to pelosi or reid or obama think this is anything to crow about. it puts us further in debt. americans look at this and they are -- they are tired of it. americans are tired of it in general. we are going to sh

edie doyle salt and 25% increase. economists are concerned about rising inflation in germany. there has been higher than 2% exceeding the target of the european central bank. >> my heating bills have gone up. >> i am not looking at mine. >> there has been a major organized-crime bust in italy. the tories have arrested a 30- year-old. he was detained as part of an operation. police seized suspected assets worth 190 million euros. this is heavily involved in the construction industry and they are suspected of playing a role in the drug market. turning to some soccer news now, the u.s. will meet mexico and philadelphia. the gold cup final, the u.s. squandered a 2-0 lead to mexico and ended up losing. the americans will be looking to make up for that blunder and the new coach will be looking to prove that he is the right man to help them. >> he is in his element as the new u.s. coach. the team made it to the final 16 during the last world cup but have since had some disappointing results. a friend against mexico is his first chance to inject new life into the team. >> we will give

. >> i'm certain he was my uncle, lynn doyle cooper. >> reporter: this woman has reignited the investigation into the only unsolved hijacking in u.s. hihiory. her name is marla cooper. and she says her uncle is the infamous hijacker,.b. cooper. this is not an alias, you believe that your uncle was d.b. cooper. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: the identity of d.b. cooper has bebe a mystery since november 24th, 1971, when a man calling himself dan cooper hijacked and threatened to blow up a passenger jet flying from portland to seattle. he ordered the plane to land and demanded a $200,000 ransom and a parachute. after cooper's demands were met and the plane took off for mexico, per his request, cooper did the unthinkable. he lowered the back stairs and jumped out of a speeding 727. thousands of feet over the pacific northwest, during a raging storm. >> the air was freezing. i mean, this was negative, i think negative 4 degrees at that height. and when he opens the stairs, the blast from the jet en. >>>s above completely deafening. >> reporter: he disappeared, despite a massive man hunt, becoming som

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. >> ♪ lift every voice and sing 'til earth and heaven ring ring with a harmony of liberty let our rejoicing rise ♪ our ancestors are to be honored as the roots of the treat, and the greatness and health of the tree depends on the death and health of its routes. when we do not honor our ancestors, we become like trees without roots. there is an unbroken continuing between the realm of the living in the realm of the dead in african culture -- an unbroken continuum. the spirit pervades the everyday world of the living. in a community such as this one, we begin by honoring the ancestors, and we pour libations to honor them, and that is what rashid is going to do. we pur water -- pour water, the primary ancestral offering, the source of life in the universe. it is associat

last night pg&e crews were repairing a water main near 62nd and hollis street near doyle hollis park. water running for everyone. our helicopter capturing this video showing the extent of the flooding caused by an independent contractor who reply toured a 10-inch service line yesterday afternoon. that's why pg&e was working on the waterline. >>> coming up, what one bay area city is doing to stop teens before they start. they are up, down, can't tell what markets are going to do. early trading coming up. >>> a live picture of the bay bridge for news, weather and traffic updates. you u cs check us out on facebook, search nbc bay area morning news. >>> welcome back to you. looking at the hp pavilion 4.44. a cocaine high that cost as few bucks and is totally legal. livermore says for about $20 people can pick up a pact of bath salts as "today in the bay" reports apparently people smoke it and end up high. >> reporter: packets of bath salts may seem harmless but there's nothing relaxes when they are snorted or smoked. >> synthetic compound in bath salts used in a way it has similar effects

democratic congressman mike doyle from pennsylvania was quoted as saying the tea party acts like terrorists threatening to blow up the economy,ent quote. now, some republicans didn't appreciate the analogy. senator rand paul says he refers to himself as a freedom fiert. anderson talks with him a few hours ago. >> some people would argue that by add 2g trillion more in debt to our country that that adds a temporary inconvenience. >> has this been a victory, do you think, for the tea party? >> in some ways, yes. we didn't win the legislative battle. i didn't get what i want. but i would say the public debate now, everyone comes up to me and says whether you're with me or not, they say the debate is all about cutting spending and before it was where to spend the projects, where's the ear mark s going to go. >> it's disappointed. let me e say this. i want to give kudos to the tea party members because they pretty much had their way. >> the second man you heard from was -- the second man you heard from was the chair of the congressional black caucus. his name is emanuel cleaver. pew researcher s

chuck todd, nbc news, doyle. >> reporter: i'm kristen welker at the white house. the tough talk wasn't just on the campaign trail, the commander in chief was also fired up. >> there's nothing wrong with our country. there is something wrong with our politics. >> reporter: speaking at a factory at holland, michigan, president obama tried to tap into the frustration that has been expressed by people all across the country that say the government isn't working hard enough to fix an economy in turmoil. >> people are frustrated. maybe you're hearing my voice, that's why i'm frustrated, because you deserve better. >> reporter: mr. obama pointed the finger squarely at congress, saying it was partisan wrangling that led to the recent downgrade of the nation's credit for the first time in u.s. history. >> this downgrade you've been reading about could have been entirely avoided. if there had been a willingness to compromise in congress. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner reacted this afternoon releasing a statement that says president obama likes to talk about being t

>> charlie: jimmy doyle. >> jimmy: yeah. >> charlie: charlie kelly. >> jimmy: yeah. charlie: from high school. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. i-i didn't recognize you without all your acne. >> charlie: yeah. ( laughter ) yeah. all right, listen, i need to talk to you about your kid. >> jimmy: why? >> charlie: uh, let's see. because your kid has serious emotional problems. >> jimmy: why? >> charlie: oh, i don't know. maybe because you're not there for him as a father. >> jimmy: why? >> charlie: you're kidding me? >> jimmy: why? >> charlie: let's do it again. >> jimmy: why? >> charlie: 'cause of what you're doing. >> jimmy: why? >> charlie: 'cause what you're doing to me. >> jimmy: why? why? >> august 4, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: so nice to see you. on tonight's show, senator dick durbin from the gang of six, the gang of six. yo yo. you know to, get into the gang of six, they beat you inch i don't know if you

donna doyle said they offered flights to her and her son and they refused but that they never apologized. supporters at today's event delivered petitions to u.s. airways. and the individual who they handed those to said that he couldn't provide a response but that he would hand those petitions over to "corporate." everybody hopes these petitions being handed over will prove to u.s. airways that they had behaviors that were unacceptable to them. >> kristy, they are hoping to have an impact. did it have any effect on the passengers at sfo today? >> people were looking around kind of wondering what was going on. one man said this behavior was unacceptable and he had a very kind of large commanding voice and so that drew people's attention. couple of people asked us what was going on. one of the things they did at the event was read statements from passengers who signed those petitions and a lot of the passengers said we refuse to fly u.s. airways again until you actually aapologize to deshon and his family. it will be interesting to see how u.s. airways responds. >> thank you, kristy seifki

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. mayor lee: thank you, everybody, for coming. i have asked for the roundtable because oftentimes, information about what we're doing this not get expressed in much detail for a lot of the emerging news outlets, so i wanted a special time with the asian roundtable press just to make sure you can get your questions answered about what we're doing and in particular, i wanted to talk about our pension reform, which is one of the most important things that i think i can contribute to the city as the mayor, and of course, what we're putting on the ballot in addition to that this november would be the street repaving bond. i will begin with the pension reform first and then talk about the bond and attempt to answer any questions you have about things we're doing throughout m

how this fits into the doyle drive project.e are going to have that and much more at 6:00. >> sounds good. thank you, dana. see you then. thanks for watching. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. remember the latest news and

>> doyle, are you okay? >> my leg! somebody shot my leg! >> no...! >> oh, that's not good. >> that's not good. >> no, that could come back and bite us in the ass. >> that's not a good thing. >> yeah. let's go. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org august 16, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart, great show for you tonight! we got a great guest tonight, our guest tonight, matt long, new york city firefighter who has competed in triathlons. oh, i guess that doesn't sound that impressive until you realize he's done it after being hit by a bus. (laughter) (audience reacts) he has a book about it. very exciting. it's been a long summer so tonight a little change of pace. we're going to cover politics. (laughter) in the wake of her saturday all or not important less than 200 vote victory over congressman ron paul in the ames, iowa, straw poll, m

marla cooper told abc news she believes the hijacker was her uncle, lynn doyle cooper who went by ld. the hijack area's identity has been a mystery since 1971 when a man calling himself db cooper hijacked a plane in the northwest. after receiving a $200,000 ransom and parachute he jumped from the plane. marla cooper says she saw her uncle shortly after that hijacking. >> i heard my uncle say, we did it. our money problems with over. we hijacked an airplane. >> on monday the fbi announced it is following a new lead, but declined to say whether marla cooper is their source. agents said they are trying to match dna from an unidentified body with dna on a tie cooper left behind on the airliner. much more coming up on "nightline." >>> a young boy was honored as a hero. his bravery and quick actions saved a young girl drowning in a san jose pool earlier this week. don sanchez has his story. >> i was scared. i just jumped in. >> this 8 and a half-year-old was called a hero for saving the life of a three-year-old girl who was drowning in a pool at the apartment complex where he lives. the gir

politico reports the vice president was agreeing with an argument made by pennsylvania congressman mike doyle. later in an interview with cbs new, biden denied that he ever used this word. now for some of the political ramifications of this deal, looks like we're about to get through it today, we turn to john hamman. this is fun, we should do this every day, get you up about 5:00. >> let's do that -- not. >> is that's new picture we have of him up today? this is going to pass the senate today. the president will sign it. your reaction after months of this fighting back and forth over the deal, the progressive, the tea party, where do d. we come out? >> i guess my first reaction is a reaction of most ordinary americans which is thank god it's over. we can move on to something more edifying and hopefully uplifting. some ways the gaby give reave giffords, it points to a slightly brighter future. >> we listened to some of barney frank talking to lawrence. and if we listen further, he talked about the gutting of the united states economy at a time when we can least afford it respect getting rid of

remembers when she was 8 two of her uncles plotting something underhanded, one of them was loyal lin doyler, also known as l.d. marla says her father was angry when he found out. >> my father was crying, he was yelling, he was cussing out my uncle for both of them for what they had done. he said "you realize you've ruined your life." she said her father and uncles are all dead. the fbi declined to comment. >>> jerry lewis and the muscular dystrophy association ended their long relationship. lewis hosted the annual telethon for 45 years. in may he said he would step down this year but would remain as chairman. the organization says he's out as chairman and won't be on next month's telethon. lewis and the mda did not say why their relationship ended. >>> say hello to the newest member of the indianapolis zoo, she is an indian african elephant, born two weeks ago by artificial insemination and weighs 238 pounds. she's gaining about one pound per day. that's a big girl. the zoo plans to let the public name the elephant. >>> this morning on "the early show" the latest on the ground turkey recal

and an oklahoma woman says she believes her late uncle lynn doyle cooper was actually db. >> can you imagine being part of that? >> no. there's a restaurant in nash warnings new hampshire, called d.b. cooper's dedicated to parachutes and all that kind of stuff. he has quite a cult following. they say they found some. money in the forest over washington and stuff but hey, he may be living on some island right now with jimmy buffett for all we know. >> lawrence, any experience with hijackers? >> no. but i was going to say, show me the money! let's see that 200 grand! that's right. folks, hey, if you are headed around the bay area today, we have some low clouds and fog and some drizzle to begin with, dense fog at the coastline, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. this afternoon, we'll see sunshine in the valleys, sunny maybe a little warmer below average for this time of year. you will find 60s and sunshine and low clouds inside the bay and drizzle likely to continue on and off at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. so slightly warmer for most folks around the bay area, just a few deg

we have a huge project on doyle drive that is getting finished in the next couple of years.e 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 t

terrorists in their behavior same quote they have acted like terrorists or as representative mike doyle of pennsylvania said we have negotiated with terrorists this small group of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money the comments of vice president biden and representative boiled both your responsible and disturbing but also telling will find political opposition is terrorism is to be expected when traveling down the road to serfdom and across the pond to the u.k. where they may be a little further down that road the political vilification is also rampant anarchism as a political philosophy which considers the state undesirable unnecessary and harmful and instead promotes a stateless society or anarchy any information relating to anarchists should be reported to your local police that quote is from a leaflet being disseminated by police in west london to the general public it was released as part of a programme to quote it vies in familiarize managers and security officers and employees of large public and private sector organisations across the capital on security count

>> he was my uncle, lynn doyle cooper. >> reporter: wow. >> who we called l.d. the fbi has been hunting for d.b. cooper since 1971 when a man going by that name hijacked and threatened to blow up a passenger jet. the hijacker demanded $200,000 in small bills and a flight to mexico, but during the flight he took the money and jumped out of the speeding 727 into a raging storm over the pacific northwest. he disappeared despite a massive manhunt. but this cold case has now been. reignited by marla cooper. she showed us this 1972 polaroid picture of her uncle. >> that my father made a comment about his long lost brother, my uncle, l.d., and said that he thought that he was still alive but hiding from the fbi. and i questioned why he would be hiding. and he said, don't you remember, he hijacked that airplane. >> reporter: marla was told her uncle died in 1999. and what happened to that $200,000? nearly a decade after the hijacking, some of it was found, bundles of $20 bills deteriorating on a riverbed. fbi sources tell abc news they believe marla's story is credible.

>> he was my uncle, lynn doyle cooper. >> reporter: wow. >> who we called l.d.per. >> reporter: the fbi has been hunting for d.b. cooper since 1971, when a man going by that name hijacked and threatened to blow up a passenger jet. the hijacker demanded $200,000 in small bills and a flight to mexico. but during the flight, he took the money and jumped out of the speeding 727 into a raging storm over the pacific northwest. he disappeared, despite a massive manhunt. becoming the stuff of legend. even a hollywood movie. over the decades, the fbi has followed many leads, always to dead ends. but this cold case has now been reignited by marla cooper. she showed us this 1972 polaroid picture of her uncle. >> my father made a comment about his long lost brother, my uncle l.d. still alive, but hiding from the fbi. and i questioned why he would be hiding? he said, "don't you remember, he hijacked that airplane?" >> reporter: she did remember. it was 1971, right after the hijacking. her uncle l.d. showed up for thanksgiving. >> and he was bloody and bruised and a mess. and

cooper spoke to abc's good morning america today, she described what happened when one uncle, lynn doyle, came home bloodied and bruised, he said he'd been in a car accident while turkey hunting. his mother lived near where the hijacker parachuted out of the jet with $200,000. if you'll recall he threatened to blow up the jet if airlines didn't give him the cash. >> i heard my uncle say we did it. we are -- our money problems are over. we've hijacked an airplane them. told my dad they want thoimd help them go back into the woods to find the money. >> abc news obtained a picture of ld cooper taken off the hive jacking and in some ways it does resemble the police sketch of the hijacker. >> and strange story out of australia. it's believed an 18-year-old heiress from a collar bomb placed around her neck. newspapers say an intruder broke into the mansion where she lives with her family, strapped a bomb to her and left a ransom note. her dad is a high tech entrepreneur, one of the richest men in australia. sounds like a script out of a movie but it happened for real. >> and the moment million

and not long after that the vice president of the united states reportedly agreed with doyle's remarks, by saying, quote, they have acted likes terrorists. even though a senior official that is exactly what he said, the white house is denying it. >>> the vice president spoke to this and made clear that he didn't say those words. i think the congressman in question has said he regrets using them. it was product of an emotional discussion. very passion nationally held positions in this credit but notices proper rat and the president doesn't think so. >> sean: joining me in reaction of the remarks is sarah palin. governor, good to see you. >> nice on to see you. >> sean: when you think of the president's lecture of g give give, in your opinion the middle of that debate because -- g give give. >> >> assault to connect you on all this and here is the united states and u.s. congressman and it's dismissive. how do you react to that? >> well the president's speech in arizona he asked folks to ratcheting down the rhetoric was all talk. he wasn't sincere in that. that is typical object obama. th

doyle said we have negotiated with terrorists. these small group of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money and the same several sources said that mr. biden, the vice president responded. they have acted like terrorists. >> and the vice president in response has said i didn't say that they were. and i didn't say that they weren't. so we have a couple of competing versions. a, he said it. b, he didn't say it and overheard it but was silent in the face of others saying it. so what do you think of that? >> it wouldn't be so bad if you didn't have an administration who said let's tone down the rhetoric and had accused republicans in the past of the being ones that ratcheted it up. you have senator demint to reacted to biden's tea party comment. >> clearly, vice president biden and many here are not listening to what americans are saying and are trying to diminish what americans are saying, suggesting this is part of one small group. >> it's become apparently an american epidemic and so when a vice president either says s

. >> if you build it like the doyle family has. >> because we are in a hollow, we thought hollow park. >> they will come. >> good eye. >> the competition is fierce. but fun. >> we had 11 teams last year. this year we are at 18. >> three years in, the event continues to grow. >> we have sponsors this year. obviously meijer. my dentist. >> and that green wall looks familiar. >> this year we put up the big hollow monster. 40 feet long by 16 feet high. there is other stadiums that are like wrigley field and mini fenway and didn't want to copty them. i wanted to have our own thing. >> and what about the parents. >> great. great community fun. great neighborhood stuff. >> so say they are into it is an understatement. >> yeah! let's go! go alex, run! >> there is even an upper deck to enjoy the view down in the hollow. >> we wanted to do something for the west side and something for the kids. >> from folks that are anything but hollow. >> nobody is ever a loser here at hollow park. we just love to have fun. >> wow. what a stadium there, huh? >> that is quite a commitment. could you imagine, w

congress and mike doyle of pennsylvania reportedly told the vice president, we have negotiated with terrorists of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money. biden responded, they have acted like terrorists. now, vice president biden denies using the word. he does not believe it's an appropriate term. that does not stop the right from being outraged over what may or may not have happened. republican presidential hopeful michele bachmann is so outraged, she's fund-raising off of it, bachman who's accused president obama of ushering socialism and running a gangster government claims the nonremarks went too far. saying, i'm offended by vice president biden's irresponsible words. and need your support to defend myself and fellow tea party members right away. it's time to bring in michelle goldberg. welcome, michelle, good to have you on tonight. >> thank you. >> we talk about this former bush treasury secretary. paul o'neill recently said, the people who were threatening not to pass the debt ceiling are our version of al qaeda terrorists. really they're putting our whole society at risk

the personal tax rates that governor doyle had, they have been rolled back. the attack on labor, attack on the middle class. i mean, this race has everything for ya, and it is amazing to see this all unfold. very intense, and the anticipation is very high as we are just a few hours away from getting, i think, the final results here in wisconsin. >> ed, i want to go back to your reporting on the 14th district, luther olsen, the district has been republican for over 100 years, but running unopposed is an indication of our national office of just how solid the 14th district lock has been for republicans until possibly tonight. that wasn't even one of the districts that i had my eye on as a possible swing, so if that thing is running as tight as it's running, that's a very good sign for other districts, isn't it? >> there's no question about it. jon erpenbach, we'll have him on "the ed show" later tonight, we have the ground game, boots opt ground, but we don't have the money they have. this is a battle of two titans going at it in two different ways. obviously,

the traffic if you are driving on doyle drive it's also the same.'ll tell you about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning, to you. a repeat as you start your friday. we have sun on the way later today. forecasted highs upper 50s for the coast to low 80s inland. >>> time now 5:25. you want to talk about a close call? lightning hit right next to a tv news camera man in colorado. did you hear that one? >> all right i'm done. >> and it was caught on camera. incredible. it happened when the camera man was out shooting bad weather and heavy rains. the lightning came very, very close. we can tell you he was not hurt. >>> people living in oakland have launched a new campaign against the world's oldest profession. last night dozens marched through city streets determined to take back their streets from prostitutes. they say aggressive streetwalkers are destroying their neighborhood. they vow to immediately call police the moment they see a prostitute hooking up with a customer. >> don't stay here. >> what is the problem? >> there is no other a

cut the personal income taxes at the top levels that governor doyle used to have, brought that back. it hasn't done anything. they've cut the investment and it's hurt a lot of people, and people are riled up here, and i think it's going to be a big night for the democrats. i think they're going to get those three seats, possibly four. >> okay. that's what it's about. you have to win three out of six, they win control of the state senate, make this case. ed schultz, you're a big part of that fight. good luck pep "the ed show" is on tonight. we'll learn a lot more, results in perhaps by then. joining us right now is sandy pasch, who we were just talking about there. she's the wisconsin state assemblywoman and the democratic challenger of that hot shot alberta darling, who is so close to the governor. you're laughing because you know the whole story out there. are you going to win tonight? >> i'm feeling really, really positive. i just came from the headquarters, and the energy there, the number of volunteers we have is unbelievable. over 1,000 people in the last few days. >> give me yo

. >> sean: congressman mike doyle of pennsylvania said the following about this bill, and he said thate have negotiated with terrorists a mall group of terrorists have made it impossible to spend any money. they get $3.7 trillion. joe biden then goes on to say safely the same thing -- they have acted like terrorists. then later on he apologized for it. we'll put it up on the screen. you can read it yourself. here's the tea party seems to be the group in america that's standing on their principles. they've not wavered. this is why they hired everybody. now they're being called terrorists by the vice president of the united states and by a congressman. >> the tea party is in effective control of the budget process now, and thank goodness it is. these changes, which are monumental, never would have happened without the tea party, without their strong, strong pressure. and like any pressure group, they're never satisfied. that's fine. we still have a $1.4 trillion deficit. they shouldn't be satisfied. but the point is that the people who work for the tea party and put it together, and have

vice president made the comment while agreeing with a comment made by democratic congressman mike doyle who said, "we have negotiated with terrorist." that's just those two. there's more. there's lots more. here's representative maxine waters slamming the tea party earlier today on the house floor. >> mr. speaker, i rise to congratulate the tea party for starting a deal made in their image and their image alone. the cuts will be deep. they will be lasting. and they will weaken an already depressed economy. what's clear is that the tea party is so illogickically driven to kill government, they're willing to kill the private sector, jobs, and growth in the process. >> greta: these attacks are nothing new to the tea party. on saturday, republican senator marco rubio fired back at those calling the tea party extremists^. now president obama may want to cover his ears for this one. >> today, and for much of this time, i've heard all these attacks and name-calling. if we had a billion dollars for every time that i hear the word tea party extremists, we could solve this debt problem. so all th

the infamous cooper may be a man known as lynn doyle cooper from oregon. his ex-wife and son disagree over whether he is the guy who disappeared with all the loot. >> i really haven't been able to get a good night's sleep since i heard the story. >> i don't think he would have done it. he would have laughed about it. but as far as doing it him, i don't think so. >> so as they say, the investigation continues. and it has been going on for quite a while. >>> a vial of blood from the notorious serial killer ted bundy may help solve multiple cold cases. it was found in a florida lab and now investigators are around the country are hoping to use that blood to either prove or disprove bundy's involvement in the murders. he was sent to florida's electric chair in 1989. before he died, he confessed to more than 30 murders. >>> president obama is renewing his push to get americans back to work. a somewhat better than expected job report. the u.s. added 117,000 jobs in july. that did top expectations of experts but was short of the 150,000 that was needed to boost t

but an oklahoma woman recently came forward just last week saying she believes her late uncle lynn doyleper was actually db. >>> a recall of thousands of chrysler's minivans because of malfunctioning airbags that can inflate without warning causing a safety hazard. the recall affects the 2008 models of the chrysler town & country and the dodge grand caravan. 367,000 vehicles need to be repaired. >>> we have some amazing video out of london. a police constable getting out of his cruiser when a car smashes into him. he was still able to get up and chase after the driver who had been in the stolen car -- hit right there. >> oh. >> and then he gets up. i can't even believe this. the constable actually chased him and got close enough to tase the subject. he and his fellow officers made the arrest. there he is running after the guy. run, run. the constable came away with just cuts and bruises. that's studly. >> that's tough. >>> some people cannot leave their smart phones behind. i want to meet these people because they have serious issues. many are willing to give you life's greatest pleasure

mike doyle of pennsylvania, first reported by politico was really railing against the tea party republicanse senior democratic official stressed to me that the vice president said this and made the comment to move the conversation along and stress to democrats "we got a lot out of deal despite threats from the tea party." now we hear that milpitas demins heading to the floor to fire back. >> bret: milpita minute jim demt arrived. let's listen. >> we saw all americans unite from all spectrum of politics to come together for tea party rally and town halls. they were concerned about the country, the spending, borrowing and the debt. in the group were liberals, independents, republicans, democrats. people with all political beliefs knew intutively, instinctively in their gut we couldn't keep spending more than we were bringing in washington without bankrupting our country. i joined a lot of the groups and they were hardly radical people. common sense americans from all walks of life. who were concerned about what we did in washington. we saw people ignore what is going on. across the country, r

vice president made the comment while agreeing with a comment made by democratic congressman mike doyle who said, "we have negotiated with terrorist." that's just those two. there's more. there's lots more. here's representative maxine waters slamming the tea party earlier today on the house floor. >> mr. speaker, i rise to congratulate the tea party for starting a deal made in their image and their image alone. the cuts will be deep. they will be lasting. and they will weaken an already depressed economy. what's clear is that the tea party is so illogickically driven to kill government, they're willing to kill the private sector, jobs, and growth in the process. >> greta: these attacks are nothing new to the tea party. on saturday, republican senator marco rubio fired back at those calling the tea party extremists^. now president obama may want to cover his ears for this one. >> today, and for much of this time, i've heard all these attacks and name-calling. if we had a billion dollars for every time that i hear the word tea party extremists, we could solve this debt problem. so all th