ek: no. i was scared to death to do anything like getting into show business because i was brought up rather strictly, in a cotton . field in south carolina. and as a result, you do what you are told to do, not what you want to do. and i think that i was afraid always to exercise my feelings about anything because i thought i would be pow! get my face slapped or something like that or a little slap on my derriere because i wasn't obedient. but when the time came for me to really say, "i think i'm in your way," to my aunt when she brought me to new york . "i think i'm in your way. " because she was a very beautiful woman and she didn't know anything about taking care of children. my mother had died, or whomever was . that was saying that she was my mother who had given me away to so many people at the time down south. so she brought me up north, my aunt, and she told me she was my mother. i'm very confused about the whole thing. but at any rate, i thought that i was in the way. and when the ti

that effects cline ekes in several counties. planned parenthood cline ekes in san jose and concord plan to expand into those areas losing the y fill is a with the national organization. >> as steve has been telling us, it is going to be another hot day today in the bay area, even hotter than yesterday. that means another spare the air day. as temperatures rise air quality can become unhealthy. and the bay area air quality management district is asking people to avoid unnecessary driving. also around the bay area precautions are being taken to keep young athlete is safe in this heat. jade hernandez is in pleasanton with more on that part of the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. for one thing they are rearranging schedules from east bay soccer practices to anything where kids might get too dehydrated inside or out. >> they also do things like take water breaks literally after every drill so the layers are hydrated. coaches have been trained to make sure to look for signs of heat exhaustion. >> reporter: you just hear

decrats are hoping that they can exploit those flaws and eke out factors that might of been hard and not even possible. >> is that wishful thinking? >> i don't think it is wishful thinking. peter hart, a democratic pollster, says that is the jet tblue election. everybody is frustrated and headed for the emergency exits. [laughter] the four consensus, establishment candidate choices and four republicans -- i don't think there's any question that there would be competitive in the race is now. instead, they chose people that were far to the rit, like sharron angle in nevada, who wants to abolish social security, or privatize social security, get rid of the social security, the phrase she used. >> charles, we heard that democrats were whistling in the wind here. >> i heard a lot of loud whistling here. i think in nevada, sharron angle is an iffy candidate, and this was a winnable secret it should not -- this was a winnable seat. she is not mainstream. i am not sure about rob simmons. he was a fantastic, it's been and he was my choice for republican senatorial -- fantastic congressman and

ek connection with a suspicious fire overnight at vacaville high school. the fire broke out around midnight in a portable classroom on campus. authorities have some video that may help solve the case. jade hernandez is in vacaville with the latest on the fire. >> reporter: good afternoon. fire investigators have no reviewed the surveillance tapes yet. they say whoever set this fire did it on purpose. although small, the seriousness of this crime is not lost on vacaville high's principal. >> it's disappointing. we've worked very hard. to have something like this get in the way is disappointing. >> reporter: the principal rushed to his school sometime after midnight. firefighters told him someone seat portable classroom on fire. fire investigators believe someone broke this window and threw something flammable inside. the principal said the firefighters arrived quickly and worked fast. >> they did a great job, and saved that building. >> reporter: before the first bell rang he switched classes to the library. a student who attends english class in this porta

temperatures will continue to stay below average through the eke. we'll take a look at those in a moment. first, let's talk about the fog. 6:00 in the morning, widespread fog through the bay area, including our inland valleys, the delta and in the south bay. that should peel back a little bit later on in the morning. by 9:00, the bay shore, still covered in that fog and, of course, the coastline. but fog tracker does put the fog offshore tomorrow afternoon again. you can see it lingering here to the coastline, but we are see something breaks up here to the north bay, and maybe even our ocean beach, as well. a look at our temperatures for tomorrow afternoon, going to be on the cooler side, staying below average, cooling down a little bit more in the north bay, 68 in sawn rafael. our inland spots, just about 80 degrees, but a little warmer in antioch. a mix of 60s and 70s through the rest of the bay area, except for morgan hill, 81 degrees all. a look at your seven-day forecast. tomorrow, cool, thursday a little bit warmer and then back to the cool si

it is that city ekes homicide of the year. no word on a motive. >> taking a look at the golden gate bridge right now sunny skies but hot conditions 93 degrees out there right now. staying warm this evening wild over night but the cool down into tomorrow. we'll talk more about the cooler weather in store in just a bit. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your iphone when you get at&t u-verse tv. at&t. rethink possible. they were abandoned and now 31 looking for good home let's go and take a look at if you up for adoption rate now. the adoption fee at the service is shelter's $35 and people have to deliver a questionnaire which is designed to figure of the doctor is both ready financially and emotionally to commit to this new pad and if you're not quite ready to fully adopt get you

still, murkowski is hoping she'll eke out a victory. counting of those absentee ballots could take at least another week. >>> more fuel for an already tense muslim community in new york city after a college student was taken into custody for allegedly attacking a muslim cab driver. police say the 21-year-old student was charged with a hate crime and attempted murder after slashing the 43-year-old driver on his face and neck. katy tur from nbc station wnbc 4 new york has more. >> don't know what i did. >> reporter: ahmed sharif didn't even have time to stop the cab before he says his fare, 21-year-old mike enright, who police describe as extremely intoxicated, tried to slit his throat. >> in this time, i saw the knife coming to my neck right here. then i move a little bit, then the skin here is very deep, but it almost got my bone in there. >> reporter: his throat partially slashed, a cut on his lip and a gash on his arm. his alleged attacker, who just returned from afghanistan, is now charged with not only a hate crime, but attempted mu

in moscow, citizens a eoying thsumm ter eks of smog. they tend to play down the devastating fires of the past week. criticism of the country's leadership is also waning. >> yes, maybe help came too late, and yes, maybe we all suffered because of that. but they did battle the fires as much as they could. it is difficult toht the forces of nature. and i you know, you should not criticize the leadership. they want to relax, that is okay. ybutn regions dtroyed by the fire, locals see things differently. people who lost everything can only hope that the government will fulfil its promise, that by winter, everyone will have a roof over their head again. >> the inaugural olympics will come to a close in singapore on thursday, with organizers calling it a great success, and germany won its fourth gold medal. real dominated his opponent, winning on points, 11-4. the 12-day games featured 3500 athletes competing in 26 olympic events. in this day and age of plastic surgery, but talks injections, and commuter air rushing, many models in front of ph

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the wall-climbing, gravity ek" tonighider-man catch. >>> and also, our "person of the week" tonight. >>> good evening. holeght, the whole planet earth eems to be reeling from the heat, the drought, the floods, the fires. hottestficially the hottest summer on record around the und the rld.a lot of us have been asking, what is going on? 're going to b begin in the desperate city of moscow, where desperate more than 10 million people are struggling just to breathe t to breathe fighting through a cloud of heavy smoke from an unheard of heavy smoke ring of wildfires around the city. it's a state of emergency, and alex marquardt takes us out into the streets. >> reporter: moscow's iconic smog arks, barely visible through some of the worst smog the city has ever seen. on friday, muscovites and on friday, mus tourists coughed their way through the gray haze as carbon onoxide levels soared to five times what is considered safe. this situation is very dangerous for peoples' health, especially for those with chronic diseases," said this health official. there have been repeated eennings to stay

helping pioneer this technique stopped performing the procedure deciding to hold off until they can ek conduct a clinical trial z there has been a huge push for ccsvi research with hope of determining whether this condition truly plays a role in ms. >> this is the first step. >> dr. douglas gooden is on the board of the multiple scoresis society which awarded nearly two and a half million dollars in grants to study blood flow in patients foo this works, it would be exciting for patients. the problem is that it's not been splished -- established as a valid sort of factor in the cause of multiple score yosis he says the ms society was motivated by explosion of clinics offering this procedure dubbed liberation treatment. and patients willing to travel across the country and the world to get it. dr. gooden expects to have data in about a year. >> this is something giving a lot of our high profile exploration in the press. >> dr. daik the surgeon is now preparing to launch a clinical trial of his own. the three women are organizing an independent fund raidsing event to help with costs. >> t

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we will talk about a look at the drive past eke land as folks drive through the area past the coliseum. a nice, easy drive on the live shot. then we're talking about the city. tonight is critical mass in san francisco, a monthly protest. this is when the bicyclists flood the streets, it could be a problem for the evening commute. a problem for pedestrians, drivers and bicyclists. it's not really a protest, but more of a statement about bicycles, bicycle safety and bicycle use in the city. watch for that. right now traffic into san francisco, a nice easy drive from the north bay. we'll follow this and your forecast coming up. >> oakland will cook up something the whole family can enjoy this weekend, the sweet smells of home cooking will fill the city. >> the second annual eat real food festival. bob decided to take this on and check it out for himself. >> this has been billed as a celebration of urban foods, this is the second year of the eat real food fest, the whole concept behind it was this lady right here, anya purnal. what is the idea? who is this different from your run of the mi

it happened over here in this ekes oakland area that was a block off.pen at this house its common from the street corner house post who number street was to does in the mud. if the suspect allegedly came out shooting he ran around the corner we now know the suspect apparently showed up at this liquor store with a little parking lot in front or still try to convert this we believe both attempted carjackings may have taken place in this parking lot. the first one of the suez of failed attempts. the clerk of the liquor store heard three shots as the bill the tub was going down. in the second project was successful the suspect apparently escaped and offices aren't sure worry what appeared as a result the set up the search command post right up over here, it is also filled with a lot of law enforcement and with a lot of heavenlyheavy weaponry. jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> cooler out there today but even cooler into tomorrow. winds will pick up it will even have a chance of showers of their late tomorrow afternoon into sunday trip to complete the forecast is

the hills and sheltered regions in the south bay typically in the 90s this time of year, could only eke out with near 70 degrees. let's take a look back at when it was hot. there are two heat spells here, either june the 12th or june the 27th. san jose had the 92 degrees then and then you can see in livermore, the hottest day with 102 back on june 27th. but up until the current, we've only see a handful of upper 80s and low 90s. now, the fog continues to be with us. currently 70 in oakland. stacking up behind the city skyline. picturesque right now. that's going to be moving back in as we head throughout the morning hours and the other thing we're monitoring is the area of low pressure in the northwest and producing rainfall in oregon. it will continue to wrap around this mild air for the bay area into wednesday. that will keep our numbers down. we'll start off wednesday morning with mid-to upper 50s. for most of the peninsula and the east bay and plenty of upper 40s in the north bay. by 10:00 a.m., temperatures only in the mid-to upper 60s in the east bay and also for the south bay. so

we'll talk about that and more on our "roundtable," with george will, democrat ek strategist donna brazile, theman. and in madrid this morning, let ahmed rashid, the world authority on the taliban. thank you for joining thus morning. let me go to you first, george. what about the leak? how bad sit has to reassess wthe war tffort? how bad is it for a government helpful. to reassess what it oes with state secrets? ersthey were lethal without being helpful. vietnam war thad methods and sources. what w saying not a bit like the pentagon papers that shows the vietnam war that the government had a different understanding of what was going on in vietnam than it was saying publicly. these are redundant anecdotes of what we all new about good lismnalism and a truthful government. y gateseft with the mission. in your interview with secretary gates, he said the following. ion.e in afghanistan because we were attacked from afghanistan. notice the preposition. attacked by jt attacked by afghanistan. not in the sense we were attacked by japan and pearl harbor. james jones said we have to be there becaus

although i am very proud of continental, i think we have done a good job, but, congressman, we are eking out a hand to mouth existence, and that is not a future i want for my employees or my customers or a future that i want for the community that i am -- that we serve. it is not what i want for the united states. >> thank you for that answer. in closing, mr. chairman, i think it is right to be asking the tough questions, but i think if we have blinders on and are very short-sighted about the opportunity that we have here to create a stronger company, protecting jobs, protecting safety, keeping jobs here, that some future aviation subcommittee is going to come back in the future and look at why united and continental, if the merger were declined, had to witness some great demise, and i do not think that is an understatement based on the aviation industry. i think you all for being here, and i urge my colleagues to look at the positive benefits -- i all.= ank you >> we now recognize mr. oberstar. >> my dear friend from new jersey. the airways are the common heritage of all americans. the

. >> kendrick meek, kendrick me ek! want you to know that my campaign is based on the struggle of floridians. my campaign is based on making sure that children have someone that is going to fight for them. and i think what helps floridians makes decisions in this election was the thought that i have a real florida story. i grew up here in florida. my mother is born here in florida, my children born here in florida, grew up in the public school system, diagnosed with dyslexia in the third grade, kept plowing on, single mother, three children on her own, divorced twice, wanted to represent her community. that is where i come from. attended florida a&m university. became a state trooper. changed car tires in this state. did the things that i had to do understand the needs of people, served as a skycap at the airport. a service worker in the state. when on to serve the state in the state legislator and in congress. some people call a career politician. i call a public service. i think it means something. i think it means so

more exhaling with ultimate relief that its candidate in the senate race the incumbent michael bennet ekedoffered a plethora of white house administration jobs to get him to drop out and romanoff released e-mail that's ssentially confirmed that. >> well, except he had been going for the job before the campaign began. let's talk about colorado. >> my whole point there though is it's not just conservatives and people on my side of the aisle that are talking about this stench this culture of corruption that seems to stick to the chicago team and obama. this was a democrat who blew the whistle and he blew the whistle after joe sestak came forward and made similar allegations. >> you talk point stench. there is just no question that all across the country there is a real anger at washington. but in some ways we can say it's kind of bipartisan. talking about colorado the president's candidate survived on the republican side you had the tea party candidate. >> uh-huh. >> win the primary against the more established republican figure. i know you're deep in the middle of the tea party. tea party su

. >> have you reviewed that letter since then, since -- in the last ek or so? >> yes. when i heard that's what you wanted to talk about, i did ask to see a copy of it and i've looked at it. >> can you please tell the board what the letter dated september 24, 2003, that was addressed to you, what it was about? >> in august 2002, and this was just before i took over the role leading our shallow water, there had been an incidents where -- we were drilling the surface casing, so this is in the very shallow part of the well, before we actually have a blowout preventer put on, when they were tripping the drill pipe out, theyswapped gas in, and they subsequently had a fire. on that rig. and then in november 2002, a few months later, in the same field, in a similar situation, it was once again a very shallow zone before we put a blowout preventer on, but at the time we were setting the surface casing and we had cemented the well in place, there was pressure buildup so it appeared like there might have been some gas flow and they shut in the diverter, we didn't have a fire or a

i know we had record-breaking n temperatures to start of ,heekwe ek but it looks like we be trending cooler, blustery at times. maybe some showers, especially for the sierra and the hill tops of the north bay. we warm up nicely next week. >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >>> al, thank you very much. it was five years ago that this neighborhood and this city were brought to their knees by hurricane katrina as that storm roared ashore. and the historic city of new orleans took a body blow. >> this is just an unbelievable scene. >> thousands who didn't evacuate were forced to take shelter at the superdome and the convention center. there was not enough help. frustration and anger overflowed, and the catastrophic breach of the levees caused the worst damage, devastating the ninth ward. an estimated 1,800 people in louisiana and mississippi died in the aftermath of katrina. hundreds of thousands more were displaced for months or years. five years later some residents are still living in trailers. ray nagin was the mayor of new orleans during hurricane katrina. michael brown was t

carrier is something that one would rather have than a carrier that consistently makes losses and in eking out a hand to mouth existence. no matter what level of profitability or loss, we are always focused on safety. that is the most porn thing in the aviation business. >> regardless of how a few dollars there may be, $1 always goes to safety. you make an excellent point. i do not think that anybody in the room would conclude that an economically fragile industry is a benefit to safety. that cannot be good. there is no way that anybody can suggest that that is a good thing. our view is that the more economically robust the new company can be, the more resources we can dedicate to everything that is important to all of our constituents, including safety. we have a relationship with our regional carriers that is a partnership and safety. we share best practices. we conduct safety audits. we hold them to a higher standard. we value the fact that they appreciate that we have available to them at united a standard of safety that is a benefit to them. we're in a position to do that. >> i wonder