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

history and the doyle drive project is allowing us to do that recorrection. 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. and there were people about that and no one would think of that today. 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 wort

doyle: mr. speaker, i'm pleased that the house of representatives is considering legislation to re-authorize the combating autism act and it's not a moment too soon with the combating autism act set to expire at the end of this month. i want to take this opportunity to emphasize the importance of this act, and i also want to thank my counterpart, my colleague and my good friend, chris smith, on the other side of the aisle for his leadership on this issue. five years ago the house of representatives passed bipartisan legislation by a voice vote that provided the support and direction for the country's first autism-specific research. that bill, the combating autism act, included life-changing provisions relating to the diagnosis and treatment of persons with autism spectrum disorders and expanded biomedical research on autism including an essential focus on possible environmental causes. with this funding, the centers for disease control have been able to put together detailed surveillance of auti

and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle.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. across america, cities and towns, homes and businesses all depend upon one basic resource. modern civilization and life itself would be impossible without it. woman: okay, so today, we're going to look at how do we get our water? narrator: and today, it's a matter of simply turning on the tap. so often, we forget about the value of water. water is a commodity that is essential to life. 100 years ago, it would have been hard to imagine turning on the tap water. and now, it's an expectation. narrator: over 300 million people live in the united states. and each person uses an average of 100 gallons of water every day. man: what it takes to actually make clean water is somewhat a mystery to most customers. woman: so how does water get from the river into your house, or here at schoo

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

jessica doyle, 9news now. >>> ok. it has been a month since hurricane irene caused all of that damage. >> but despite a massive repair effort, it appears that storm will cost new england millions in tourist dollars. more on that story next. >> ahead in sports, why the redskins are expected to win sunday's game, despite facing a strong, young quarterback. we'll be back. >>> dust off the sun glass. you'll need them as you're heading into work. lots of sunshine. we're not too concerned about fog this morning. it is also cooler out there. here is a look at your day planner. sunny start to this day. we see maybe some clouds moving in this afternoon. but not a lot of moisture with this cold front moving through. so, i don't really expect any showers for today but this weekend, might be cooler. here's a look at your traffic with monika. good morning. >> good morning, anny. >> we'll take a live look on eastern avenue at kenilworth avenue. coming out of prince george's county, bladensburg, landover and that entire area, everyt

>> joseph michael doyle >> mandell dre -- randall drake. >> stephen patrick driscoll >> mirna a.love you and miss you and i know you are looking down and smiling at us. >> and my sister, -- . you were a special angel sent by god, love by all, taken but not forgotten. you are forever in our hearts. >> christopher michael duffy >> gerard duffy >> michael joseph duffy >> thomas w. duffy >> antoinette duger jackie duggin. >> sareve dukat >> christopher joseph dunne >> richard anthony dunstan >> patrick thomas dwyer >> joseph anthony eacobacci >> john bruce eagleson >> edward earhardt >> robert douglas eaton >> dean phillip eberling >> margaret ruth echtermann rights and my mother. >> and my uncle, uncle dave, we love you, miss you, and we will never forget you. >> paul robert eckna >> constantine economos >> dennis michael edwards >> michael hardy edwards >> christine egan >> lisa egan >> martin j. egan, jr. >> michael egan >> samantha martin egan >> carole eggert >> lisa caren ehrlich >> john ernst eichler >> eric adam eisenberg >> daphne ferlinda elder >> michael j. elferis >> mark

we have reaffirmed our commitment and take some action to make doyle drive the commitment. this was done to help facilitate the close between the project and questionnaire on phase 2 of the project under the public- private partnership. the timing of this is also very important, consistent with the california transportation commission issues that register , for that reason, with 10 million available, there is an amount of money that helps to fund agency staff support with 10 million proposed for the parkway. the interesting part of this, we are also proposing to request an advance of $34 million from our next two years to fully fund the project. we think that the timing is great to support the public- private partnership. this does not delay the funding for the other major projects i have mentioned. this is something with guidelines to allow funds and we look forward to working with representatives, as it will require some advocacy. we had $2 million in transportation funds. >> good morning, mr. chairman, committee members. as mentioned, we received just over $2 million in

southbound 101 traffic looks good coming right through those pay gates and getting on to doyle drive.>> 6:24. yesterday more than 300 police officers and firefighters climbed the 48 floors of san francisco's transamerica building marking the anniversary of 9/11 and they climbed it twice. it was all to honor the people that climb who died while climbing the stairs of the world trade center to rescue trapped people. each of the climbers wore the name and the photo of one of the 343 firefighters who died. >>> as the nation paused to remember the events of 9/11, hundreds of volunteers marked the day with service. yesterday people across the bay area got to work cleaning parks, sprucing up homeless shelters and stuffing supply bags for veterans. volunteers say this is a way to take the back from terrorists and move forward. >> i'm a retired firefighter it has a special meaning for me. >> in remembering 9/11 it's not just sitting around and talking about it. that doesn't help anything. >> the day of service idea was started back in 2002 by the brother of a twin tower victim. now it has beco

the reason for that doyle drive. that project needs $75 million and the span itself needs $100 million in seismic upgrades. over the past ten years it has gone from $454 million in the red to $132 million and then by raising tolls, cutting bus service, and issuing layoffs down to $87 million but it's still not enough. now one plan in the works for next year is eliminating all toll takers. meaning the bridge will go to electronic tolling. the board has not voted on this $1 hike. we will tell you about another option it does have on the table coming up later on in our broadcast. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:03. a new recall of thousands of pounds of ground turkey and it's the second recall in two months. cargill of arkansas says it was found. that followed a salmonella outbreak caused in one death. no illnesses have been reported from the latest recall. for the complete list of recalled products go to our channel 2 website ktvu.com. look in the ktvu right now section. >>> a

and they were doing some roadwork as well on doyle drive that should be wrapping up here shortly as wellheading into the city this morning. and mass transit remains all on time. let's take a quick live look at the silicon valley ride. westbound 237 so far, so good near 880. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 106.9-fm. >>> let's check today's top stories. later this morning, we expect to learn the names of three nevada national guardsmen killed in the shooting rampage in a carson city restaurant. a woman was also shot to death outside and the gunman then killed himself. >>> the suspect in the home invasion murder of a 96-year- old man will be arraigned this afternoon. santa clara county sheriffs belief juan cortinas is responsible for the two-year- old crime. >>> carol bartz is no longer ceo of sunnyvale-based yahoo. she sent an email to company staff saying she feels fired by the board of directors. >>> a marin county father is in jail on charges he left his baby inside a car while he was inside a bar. police arrested

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. >> good morning. welcome to the san francisco transportation authority. please call the roll call. >> [roll call] we have a quorum. commissioner mirkarimi: very good. please read item two. >> item 2. approval of minutes of july 19, 2011 meeting. this is an action item. any discussion? seeing none, public comment is closed. seconded by commissioner mar. without objection. so moved. >> [roll call] the item passes. commissioner mirkarimi: items 3 and 4 please. >> item 3. chair's report. this is an information item.item 4. executive director's report. this is an information item. commissioner mirkarimi: there was quite a bit of activity in transportation arena in washington, d.c.. the house move a bill for that would reauthorize the transportation act at a level that is

. >> my name is a valerie doyle. i am the director of programs for first resort. as others have stated, communications with our clients are clear, honest, and appropriate. i do want to address, a young woman claimed she called first resort at 5:40 p.m. and spoke with amber and said, with abortion services do you offer? amber is not on our staff. you probably called our third- party contractor, our answering service. she also said that when she spoke with a person from our staff first thing in the morning, it was corrected that when a client calls and says we want an abortion, we immediately inform the client that we do not perform or refer for abortion. when a client comes into our office, she is presented with a consent form and once again week disclosed that we do not perform or refer for abortion. our communications are clear, honest, and appropriate. i would not purchase a pit, nor with my board of directors, and being deceptive or misleading in any way. we maintain a high level of professionalism and treat women with dignity and respect. and respecting their

one lane southbound on doyle drive. live look at the toll plaza, very light this friday morning. >>> the f.b.i. f.b.i. takes aim at bankrupted solyndra. what is in the boxes that agents carted away. >> and president obama has a new plan to create jobs in america. republican [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. lysol no mess automatic toilet bowl cleaner cleans your toilet and freshens your bathroom with every flush. so it's always at its freshest. i'd like a decaf 360 calories please. and for you? i'll have a triple iced 410 calories please. you want the 40 whipped calories on that? uh, you know what... i'll have this instead [ female announcer ] swap one thing a day for a yoplait light. with 33 flavors all around a

announced great strides with treasure island, hunters point, part in merced, and work continues on doyle drive. there's so much to talk about. we cannot possibly capture it all. there's so much to look forward to. the projects all have a synergistic effect on our economy and jobs and all of the industries here. we have had such a profusion of technology companies, which have driven a robust office market. and biotech and clean tech incubators as well as large companies. we have discussions underway for the largest private construction project in the city, and those are progressing. some of the players are in the room today. and many, many things. we cannot even talk about it all. but it is so exciting to imagine our future. it will be so different, even in three years and five. so let's talk about the progress, and let's talk about some of the problems as well and how we can collectively address those. and the impact on the economy and how we will drive some job- creation here in this great city. unquestionably, there is a transformation under way, and we're paving the way for our next e

lawrence doyle says the kepler telescope found something else. a planet with two suns. >> people looking up at multiple sunsets and so on is a familiar theme from science fiction. but this is the first time that it has become science fact. >> reporter: a real planet, 200 light-years from earth named kepler 16b. cold and inhospitable, very different from the one you saw 30 years ago... ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: tatooine the fictional desert planet george lucas used in his "star wars" series. he envisioned that planet orbiting two stars decades before nasa proved it was possible. john knoll is a visual effects supervisor for industrial light and magic. >> every time we think that we're doing something exciting and dramatic and exotic, it's often that the science shows that we're not thinking exotic enough, that the reality is cooler than the fiction. >> reporter: nasa is excited about what the orbiting kepler telescope will found next scanning for more planets. now that nasa has proven that planets can orbit around two suns, they are asking why not

part of the reason is because of the doyle drive project. that's costing $75 million. so the bridge is part of that. also, upgrades are needed. over the years, the budget has been trimmed and they've done it by raising tolls, cutting service and issuing layoffs. but it's still not enough and that has some commuters frustrated. >> i like the upgrades. that's going to help a lot. raising costs seems to be the way things go these days. >> reporter: one plan in the works for next year is eliminating all toll takers, meaning, the bridge will go all electronic. the toll is $6. $5 if you have fastrack. this is just a proposal. the board has not voted on it. >>> right now we're gonna go to sal castanedo who has a look at some our other bridges. sal, how's it going? >> it's going pretty well. let's go to some of these other commutes. traffic is gonna be busy if you are driving on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge, but not stop and go. getting there is another story, interstate 80 is slow from a street all the way down and then we have a little bit of a backup before you head to

joseph michael doyle randall drake stephen patrick driscoll charles drose mirna a.dek >> and my beautiful amazing mother. i love you and miss you. i hope you are proud of all of us and i know you are looking down smiling upon us. >> and my sister, bridget. you are a special angel sent by god, loved by all, taken but not forgotten. you are for ever in our hearts. christopher michael duffy firefighter gerard duffy michael joseph duffy thomas w. duffy antoinette duger sareve dukat dunnek christopher joseph dunne richard anthony dunstan patrick thomas dwyer joseph anthony eacobacci john bruce eagleson robert douglas eaton dean phillip eberling margaret ruth echtermann >> and my brother. >> and my uncle. uncle dave, we love you, miss you, and we will never forget you. paul robert eckna constantine economos barbara g. edwards dennis michael edwards michael hardy edwards christine egan lisa egan martin j. egan, jr. michael egan samantha martin egan carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich john ernst eichler eric adam eisenberg daphne ferlinda elder michael j. elferis mark joseph e

. >> and then later on abc 7 news, the new efforts to safe a rare plant dug up during doyle drive construction project. >> michael finney is here now and answering question autos we had interesting ones here, let's begin with this one. brian w asked this question. on facebook. can i get a signed contract from a car dealership altered by finance people. okay. let me tell you that with all of these dealerships and attorneys they do not often put out a contract easy to get out of this, is a business filled with buyers remorse. they have to protect themselves. that said if they'll altered the contract they've broken the law. if they did change the contract all you need to do is go and say i know you signed a contract. here is my coppy. and here is your coppy. do you stee how different? okay. now, i need to you void this thing. because you can either safe the cell, sale, or go to jail. and anyway. that is what you can do and you're going to be-to-have to be forceful. they're going to tell you they're not doing it. you're going to have to stick to your guns. if you need help call my hot li

they report officials face $75 million for doyle drive construction project.a able to whittle down the five-year deficit that stands at $87 million by raising tolls and cutting bus service. all tolltakers will be eliminated late next year when the bridge goes to all electronic tolling. >> a bill to keep police from automatically impounding the cars of unlicensed drivers at d.w.i. checkpoints is now on the governor's desk if signed, police would no longer instantly impound cars if a driver's only offense is not having a license. they would have to make a reasonable effort to turn the car over to registered owner or a licensed driver authorized by the owner. they say the law largely protect illegal i am grants. >> the company that recalled ground turkey last month is pulling an additional 185,000 pounds of turkey for the same reason. one person from sacramento died. at least 76 others got sick from eating contaminated meat including turkey from an arkansas plant last week of august. latest recalled products is honey suckle white and kroger. 3963 have the label i

independent journal reports a $75 million pay outfor doyle drive construction project. the bridge district has been able to whittle down the five-year deficit with tolls and cutting bus service. all tolltakers will be eliminated late next year when the bridge goes all electronic tolling. >> a bill to keep police from impounding cars of unlicensed drivers at d.w.i. checkpoints under the bill police would have to make a reasonable effort to turn the car over to the registered owner or licensed driver authorized by the owner before impounding it but critics say it's unfair to illegal immigrants who get caught without driving a license. currently they could get cited and their vehicle impounded. >> the minnesota food company that recalled 36 million pounds of ground turkey last month because it was linked to a is pulling more turkey because. 75 others got sick from eating the meat. it includes fresh and frozen a turkey. the latest recalled products is labeled with the honey suckle white and kroger. they include a label '963 inside the mark of inspection. >> time is 4:44 and

roadwork happening south of the toll on doyle drive just a warning there. toll plaza light.e bay bridge. easy drive into san francisco. accident on the shoulder 80 west before the pleasanton road area no slowing you should be aware of it. convention tomorrow oracle open world howard between 3rd and 4th shutdown for the week. traffic would be a nightmare in the mar . abc7 news/traffic for the -- >>> 4:55. the school superintendent in vacaville may be ready to answer questions about the punishment imposed by a teacher after students in his classroom sneezed. it happened during a health class. erika and tina say the teacher doesn't like disruptions of any kind. >> i sneezed and somebody said bless you. and he said do you think that girl is evil? do you think evil spirits are coming out of her? the guy was like no i was just doing what i was supposed to do when somebody sneezes trying not to be rude. >> the girls say the teacher docked 25 points from everyone's grade then did it again when another student sneezed the next day. he told students sneezing and saying bless you is a

and it's not just the doyle drive project.k west from the presidio parkway, you will see workers on dragonfly creek. they are not exactly building anything there. this job involves deconstructing some of the presidio's military past. >> the presidio is abuzz with different projects. so here's a place where we can take what was really pretty low grade creek and make it into a high grade creek. the army manipulated the landscape in lots of different ways. in this spot, they cut up to the top of the watershed and they spill down here. there's a piece a few thousand feet of creek so it's been flowing. but it's been pretty damaged. now we're trying to sort of erase the damage to the extent we can and reestablish the plant. so instead of having big tall trees with some poison oak, we'll have these diverse layers of shrubs and ground covers and grasses and hedges and all this different diversity of plants. there's a lot of cool stuff going on here, a lot of cool natural resources but plant communities that you can't see anywhere else

homeless computer hacker suspected of taking down the santa cruz county web site. 47-year-old christopher doyle is accused of being a member of the hacking group people liberation front. investigators believe he was upset at county officials for enforcing a ban on sleeping in public overnight. in december hacker attacked santa cruz county computer service. 26-year-old ohio man also arrested in the case. that person is already accused in an attack on pay palace year. >> clash at cal tonight. uc berkeley students angry about continual tuition increases are protesting on campus. started peacefully at noon. got a little rowdy. lillian is live tonight with the story. lillian it goes on this evenin evening. >> pro es testtors still inside this hall. they were inside a second floor class ramp. they are now in the lobby. unclear what they plan to do next when the building closes at 10:00 p.m. so far one protestor has been arrested for striking an officer earlier in the day. students have been inside the hall since early afternoon. they marched over from a rally at the plaza that began at noon. at 1 poi

to whittle down its budget deficit and need to come up with millions of dollars to pay for the new doyle project as well as seismic retrofitting of the bridge. so toll hikes are on the table. they could, though, be incremental by pennies if necessary, because the bridge is switching to all electronic payments late next year. no more handing over the cash. >> could be 10 bucks before you know it. let's go to the golden gate bridge. no that's okay. >> too expensive. >>> stocks fell sharply. this after the opening bell. >> they did. >> here to talk about it jason brooks with kcbs and money watch.com. here we go again, i guess. another week, another up and down. >> looking like a tough start to the week. good morning. grease seems to be the-ins gator once again. the country on the verge of default for a couple of years now, bailed out twice; but again, fears of a default are ratcheting up fierce that the debt crisis is about to spiral out of control. heavy selling in european markets, french banks in particular have a lot of exposure. there are reports they will downgrade the banks this week

dollars but they would still have to make 175 million dollar in construction payments for rebuilding doyle drive and seismic upgrade to the bridge itself. 7 dollar toll already on the book actually but the bridge district board of director has yet to give it final approval. but it may be headed in that direction. 7 dollars. popcorn. almost the praise of a mavie. >> almost. experience is here with the forecast as we start another week. >> yes. lovely week it is. cooler one as we get later in the week. not cold. don't have to bundle up. cooler. live view from the high definition roof top camera at abc 7 looking along embarcadero and there's the moon. clear enough sky from his this vantage point that we can clearly see the moon. so it's mostly marine height. let's look at the current temperature readings. it's mild to consolidate right now. we have 72 degrees in apartment i don't care. warm spot. 60's in almost every other location except 59 at half moon bay which is the cool spot right now. highlights low clouds will develop at some pinpoint overnight tonight along the coast and locally over

if you are coming off the golden gate bridge, doyle drive right by the lumbar street exit, we had anent there. for a while it was bucking a copy of -- blocking a couple lanes. they did just go ahead and clear it. write out everything looks great. all right. let's go elsewhere. westbound 580. we are also dealing with an accident there. approaching gramling wrote, that accident has cleared. now we're left with a pretty good backup. westbound 580, your drive time since 15 minutes coming out of tracy and heading toward 680, but again we expect that to actually be a little heavier. expect some slowing. okay. let's go toward westbound 237. that's a good commute. i'll toward silicon valley and at the date bread, no lights yet so just slight delays. remember kcbs, and you can find them at 106.9 fm. >> thanks. if you're in the market for a dog, now is the perfect time to get one. these guys need a home. the animal care and control took in 25 more stray dogs per month and previous years this year. the shelter is asking people to foster dogs now. if you can find a stray, keep it until there is

we have new information about this accident coming off the bridge southbound doyle drive at the lombard there was an accident involving a machine any cooper and a dump truck. one car overturned but minor injuries are reported. so bridge crews are now on scene. westbound 580 before grant line we took a call from tom with the kcbs phone force who tells us traffic is stacking up into tracy so it is causing some delays for your westbound 580 drive. there it is. >> my producer says the shirt was not pink, it was salmon. he is in touch with himself. >> we're okay with that. >> you know how to get our attention. wear salmon. >> apparently. [ laughter ] >> thanks. 5:56. coming up in the next half hour, asleep on the job. how much money your company is losing when you sleep at work. >> and bay area drivers named among the worst in the country. coming up, where you can find the best drivers. >>> caltrain making a decision to not save $24 million. what's that all about? we'll talk about it coming up next. >>> a rescue effort is planned for today to save ducks shot with darts. and a reward being of

also provides drivers with a way to get between the doyle drive and 19 avenue approaches to the bridge. q%Ñ trouble there today. >>> florida teenager faces charges for allegedly fooling doctors nurses and hospital security into letting him work in the emergency room and operating ramp for 6 days. he treated patients and even performed cpr. mat has the story. >>reporter: matthew shy conducted medical exam, changed an i.v. even did cpr. did you treat patients. except lick the charming schemer in the film catch me if you can, he was imposter say police. 17-year-old part-time billing clerk. >> he was doing a lot of hands on things with patients. >>reporter: these were the badges he fraudulently obtained medical center by telling officials there he was a 23-year-old medical assistant. officials became suspicious when he continuously badgered them for access to restricted areas of the hospital. he knew faces 5 counts of impersonating a physician assistant. >> as a juvenile he could be held in a facility put on probation or supervised up to the age of 21. prosecuted as adult he could face 25

road there is a two-car crash, actually, it's a car and a dump truck on lombard street coming off of doyle drive, so watch for emergency crews around the scene. minor injuries there. 5:57. let's go back to dave and pam. >> all right, sal. >>> some shocking accusations this morning about a san jose police officer, the allegations involve teenaged boys and this investigation is expanding. >>> for california -- are california school students doing better or worse? what a new report says about bay area schools. >>> some patchy fog out there, but does it mean warmer weather coming in today? we'll have the answer in two minutes.

there was a problem on doyle drive in the early morning hours. thankfully it was not there for very long period of, or a check on weather. >> a live look at the san mateo bridge. sunshine and a little cloudy near oakland and san francisco. in hayward and foster city we are seeing some fairly decent sunshine. during a quick preview of what we are expected to the weekend or otherwise. inland spots, the three degrees on saturday with saudi skies. sunday, it drops a little bit. >> here is where temperatures are at the moment today. the fog. by a unit it will pull back enough that everyone will built it will pull back the of that everyone will enjoy subject sunshine. warm temperatures again tomorrow. here is a quick look at the south bay. in the north bay we are anticipating it '80s. here is a look at your 7 day forecast. what temperatures tomorrow and saturday. >> 10 years after september elections, emergency responders dopa cannot decay by emergency radios. the united state is still lacking a nationwide network dedicated to first responders. what to

there been no problems reported along doyle drive. this is the first delay we have seen all the lonely reach a fluff and fringe. >> > on our first of all a lot of fun transfusion f : 04 of this morning really contained to the colossal rich. a lot of sunshine partly cloudy conditions in mountain view. san jose 85 and lots of sunshine. morgan hill and the low 90s. here are your current characters. by noon we will bring and '90s. >> the top executives of solyndra, the fremont this sofa, company confirmed a congressional panel this morning and did not say a word. for >> they actually said i plead the fifth and i am invoking the fifth a dozen times. joining us is ivan gold. we knew that this was going to happen but we are interested in invoking the fifth amendment and what that means. >> if you are in trouble, do not talk to the police. in my experience as an attorney, most people get convicted because they give information out of their own mouth. the convict themselves. take the fifth amendment. there are criminal attorneys told them do n

it continues ib traffic on doyle drive and southbound traffic through the presidio.ack. good morning, we're looking at fog up around santa rosa, visibility is down to a mile. rest of us temperatures in the 50s. flight arrival delays into sfo. by noon to 1:00, flourdz clouds are back to the coast. 70s around the bayshore. 80s inland and 90 in antioch an ♪ ♪ baby, baby, baby >>> there he is. working his magic. i bet you didn't know that the biebs has something in common with cleopatra of all people and kate middleton. we'll reveal the answer just ahead good morning, america. lara spencer here with josh elliott. on this labor day. george, rob gin, sam, all enjoying the day as we hope you are. >> they certainly have earned it. if you're getting ready to fire up the barbecue for the final time this summer, you'll want to see this grilling with carla hall, from "the chew." great food for your holiday cookout. >> sounds good. all of that coming up. >>> we are starting with something very personal as the tenth anniversary of 9/11 approaches. a week after, a woman that i firs

christopher doyle and another are charged with tampering with the site in december of last year.y hacked into the site for retaliation for a police crackdown on sleeping in public in santa cruz county. that being face 10 years in prison if convicted. >>> guests are climbing at california national forests and parks. 20 people died at yosemite this year and many have been water related. meanwhile, the forestes is said that 27 people have died in the state's 18 national forest in 2011. >> and several changes are being proposed for alcatraz, including attraction stands and overnight stays for visitors. the golden gate national recreationiary manages the island and is hosting several upcoming sessions this week. one will take place at lacy middle school in pacifica and the other in mill valley. both start at 4:00 p.m. >>> good morning to you. if you're going to be outdoors today, perhaps dress for the gloomy weather. we have some gray skies and dropping rain. we're getting to see the front move through and a look at owl of the gray out here this morning and in addition to a few low cl

. >> doyle mcmanus from "the los angeles times." i would like to expand on the cost of security in a time of fiscal austerity. the deficiencies and cost benefit -- can you expand that? are we doing it right? is it possible to envision a future we can be as secure or more secure at a lower cost? >> i think the question is a good one. it would not have been five years ago or 10 years ago. what happened is four years we did not pay attention to costs. we knew there were steps that had to be taken. we did them. we did not ask much about the cost. when i was chairman of the intelligence committee, i cannot remember exactly what the budget was, but it was a few million dollars. the last figure i saw was a million dollars total for intelligence. whether that is right or wrong, i do not know. there has been an explosion. homeland security, $50 million budget. defense department, much higher expenditures because of homeland security and the wars we are fighting, and so forth. for the first time, i have noticed in going to congressional commi

. >> doyle mcmanus from "the los angeles times." >> i would like to expand on the cost of security in a time of fiscal austerity. the deficiencies and cost benefit -- can you expand that? are we doing it right? is it possible to envision a future we can be as secure or more secure at a lower cost? >> i think the question is a good one. it would not have been five years ago or 10 years ago. what happened is four years we did not pay attention to costs. we knew there were steps that had to be taken. we did them. we did not ask much about the cost. when i was chairman of the intelligence committee, i cannot remember exactly what the budget was, but it was a few million dollars. the last figure i saw was a million dollars total for intelligence. -- 80 billion dollars total for igence. whether that is right or wrong, i do not know. there has been an explosion. homeland security, $50 million budget. defense department, much higher expenditures because of homeland security and the wars we are fighting, and so forth. for the first time, i have noticed in going to congressional committees and

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. >> [applause]. we have a very special guest. [inaudible] is here with us tonight. [inaudible] dancing. step dancing which we are familiar with. you may have seen this before. this will be a treat. [applause]. >> someone once told me this was from scandanavia. this is a different version. about 2 sisters that fall in love with the same guy. it didn't work out too well. one of the sisters throws another one into the raging water. he fashions her body into a fiddle, into a violin. this is the actual violin. i love her so much. [singing] [music playing] [applause] [music playing] [applause] knew >> we are going to finish off a with [inaudible]. yeah. [applause]. [music playing].

and this area is not splintered off. >> and we can see how dramatic a change it will be when doyle

you will hit a wall of fog south tower golden gate bridge to the toll plaza, thick on to doyle dive,p until that -- point clear, comes up quickly be aware of that. fast track and car pools the metering lights turned on fast track car pool still the way to go. drive times for this hour, through marin county highway 37 novato, highway 4 beginning to get sluggish towards concord and 580 from 205 to central valley towards pleasanton not a bad drive. abc7news.com/traffic for the latest drive times and incidents. >>> 6:19 now. from hardly strictly bluegrass to a little shakespeare. in today's what's hot. >> reporter: hardly strictly bluegrass amazing three days of music in golden gate park. it is free. shakespeare's the taming of the slew glorious performance -- outdoors. -- ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the 12th annual oktoberfest, music, food and beer. nearly 100 artists and craves people who live or work in emoriville show why the city is a showplace of art and technology on 64th street. fashion show featuring -- [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: celebrating the spirit of creativity with short films