there's elizabeth warren's known money on the left there, in the blue bar. and then -- actually, you know, the bar looks like it goes off the top of the screen. i think we have to pull back a little more here. can we pull back? yeah. i guess we have to pull back a little bit more. a little bit -- okay. still just runs off the top of the screen. pull one more out. can we -- yeah, there we go. all right. see, the problem with getting the graph to scale here is that you can't even really see the elizabeth warren money on here when you pull back to see all of scott brown's money. maybe if we do it as a pie chart instead. yeah, there we go. see, this is elizabeth warren's known money as compared to scott brown's money. see, it's that tiny, tiny little blue sliver. why does scott brown have this much money? why does he have rocky mountain lie, light cigars with your furniture, cash bundles lying around? he has it because of wall street. scott brown ranks number one right now in contributions, campaign kricks from hedge funds as well as the venture capital industry

, in the republican mind, that elizabeth warren clip is the same thing as this.ure, some people see a vase but it's just as likely that you will see this picture as two faces. sure, some people see the young lady, but people like mike can't see the young lady at all, they can only see the old lady. after that clich elizabeth warren explaining the we're all in this together, after that clip got people standing up and applausing their e-mail and cheering at their tv and making files like this, republicans also started circulating that clip. but republicans' idea is that people would see this clip, hear this message as articulated by elizabeth warren and horrified by it. elizabeth warren puts those villainous job creators in their place, says "the daily caller ". run of the mill demagoguery from elizabeth warren, says "the boston herald". >> those people who start those companies and those factors are creating jobs. i mean, aren't they giving back to the community by creating jobs first? >> there's nothing in what she says that makes that case. >> fox news has been

elizabeth. >> good advice. mike. >>> mike doing his best ranger rick out there, roberta. [ laughter ] >> he wasn't bare chested. >> i saw the picture of you earlier, the pictures i saw earlier today at lake del valle and i'll be sharing that later with mypix. in throughout the bay area today, very summer-like as far as our temperatures are earned can. let's take a sneak peek at some of the numbers. it's in the 80s well into the 80s in concord as well as in livermore. san francisco at 69 when the average high temperature for this time of the year is right around 71 degrees. we are going to hold this temperature, as well. the winds are light out of the west at 8 miles per hour. and right now throughout the tri-valley the humidity is at 74%. that's a look at the temperatures. let's take a look outside. that is mount diablo where currently it is 90 degrees in danville. and again, the winds are relatively flat at this time. look at the air because right now it looks decent but tomorrow, it will be the 8th "spare the

elizabeth? >> all right, jake, thanks so much, from washington tonight. >>> mayor bloomberg's call to action was still ringing out as we learned of two new signs of a gathering storm. experts say there is a 1 in 3 chance of a double-dip recession. and for the first time in a year, the average american household's net worth sank. but there is also evidence that the american spirit of resilience is kicking in. families tightening the proverbial belt. as one businessman put it, frugal is the new chic. and abc's jim avila is here with more on that. i kind of like that slogan. >> reporter: thanks, elizabeth. 70% of the american economy is tied to consumer spending. and right now, we're just not. instead, cutting back on credit and saving more. a trend that is good for our personal pocketbook, but may be bad for the nation. it's friday afternoon at a target store parking lot in arlington, virginia, and juanda spears has spent the morning scanning the internet for deals. >> every day, all day long, i g

>> reporter: that's right, elizabeth. this is a prime example of just how quickly things can change in silicon valley. just one year ago, this was considered a high-flying company. certainly one of the top companies when it came to solar power. but just a year later now, that building is empty and the only people left are the security guard. one by one employees of solyndra corporation walked out of the company's fremont headquarters and carried box from cleaning out their desks. others held large envelopes notifying them that the solar energy equipment company was bankrupts, shutting down and laying everyone off. >> it was a surprise that it was 100% layoff. >> reporter: 1,000 employees are jobless in one of the largest mass layoffs in recent silicon valley history. >> history. >> warning would have been nice. >> yesterday being shown the door -- >> reporter: the move sent shockwaves to the political and business world. a year ago president barack obama toured solyndra holding it up as the poster child for the clean ener

elizabeth warren has done no so thing. tenacious should be her middle name. she's really pushed for reform over credit cards and over mortgages. unapologetic about the cfpb's role in consulting with the states attorneys general over fraudulent mortgages and has gone to bat every time on this stuff. >> she kind of brings out the passion and emotion of the left and the right. look at what happened in her hearing with the congressmen talking about and to miss warren. >> you had no agreement. >> we had an agreement for the time this hearing would hurt. >> you're making this up. this is not the case. this is not the case. >> mr. chairman, you just did something that i -- i'm trying to be cordial here, but you just accused the lady -- >> she's accusing me of making -- >> this is a republican from north carolina. he seemed a little less than being civil. >> yes. i mean, at that same hearing she was schooling. there was fighting over the length and the -- the start time for the meeting. this is someone that the right does not like, and elizabeth warren, to her credit

for no one was that probably more true than elizabeth taylor.y we got our first glimpse of elizabeth taylor's jewelry collection. worth $30 million or more at christie's auction house will sell later this winter. take a look at this, a diamond ring of more than 30 carets, a gift from richard burton, she wore it most every day, burton loved taylor so much he married her twice and lavished her with jewels. of one gift he cracked, this diamond has so many carets, it's almost a turnip. beautiful, brilliant, words that could describe both the star and the jewels that adorned her. >> i'm not like anyone, i'm me. >> reporter: husband number three, producer mike todd, gave her this set, she was so pleased she jumped in a pool and went for a swim, jewels included. elizabeth taylor said i never thought of my jewelry as trophies, i'm here to take care of them and love them. and when i die, i hope whoever buys them, gives them a really good home. >> these have always brought me luck. >> and rescuing the orphaned pieces won't come cheap. this bauble once own

. >> reporter: elizabeth -- looks like a mini museum of braille printers she's used over four decadess a mirror image. >> reporter: at first, elizabeth used painstaking 'em bossed braille dots, then moved to the -- transcribed thousands of books into braille. it all started with a class at the college of mirren. >> i thought that might be worthwhile that does some good for somebody. >> reporter: elizabeth said she transcribes 35 pages flawlessly to earn her certification from the library of congress in 1969, then joined a local transcribers work. their work enabled sightless people to read. >> i enjoy doing what i do. >> reporter: elizabeth transcribes braille at home, but once a week for the last 45 years, she's come here to volunteer as guide dogs for the blind. she and her husband arrive faithfully every thursday morning. her volunteer work at guide dogs began in 1966, when as a young widow and mother of three young children, she needed something to help her heart heal. >> it made me feel that i, you know, contributed something and i didn't, you know, stick at home and worry about

what is elizabeth warren known for? she is known for government regulation. she is the pro-regulation candidate. republicans are saying everything, you know, that's wrong in our economy is about regulation. it seems to me that if she is going to run strong in that state, which is capable of voting for a republican, it's shown that it is, then there is a kind of policy lesson for where democrats should go which coincides with many president obama is going in his recent messages about, you know, in effect not trying to do some sort of compromise business with the house of representatives, the republicans, but going straight where he thinks he should go. >> well, lawrence, if she makes the election about regulation, per se, she'll lose, but if she does what the president is now finally trying to do, which is to connect up his vision of government with the idea of producing jobs for the middle class and fairness in the economic system overall, then she has a chance. now, scott brown thinks he protected himself in the senate by voting in favor of the wall street r

in san francisco, elizabeth cook, cbs5. >> ouch. >> that's what they say. julie walz, in for roberta tonight. >> so how's the weather? >> lovely. >>> sunny, warm, a lot of people out there enjoying it, etcetera especially those who live in cooler areas like the city. folks inland saying hay we have had summerall summer long. outside right now we're seeing mainly clear skies and temperatures remain pretty mild out there, even in san francisco, here is a look at the transamerica building. notice something missing. any cloud cover, any of those companies tal clouds that keep us cool so often this time of year will finally start to feel like summer in the city and, well, the rest of you have been feeling it all summer long. take a look at our average temperatures this time of year. san francisco was typically around 70 degrees for a high, concorde and livermore in the low 80s for 0s for san jose and santa rosa. that's not what we saw today. that's 12 degrees above for concorde and livermore, santa rosa 11 to 14 degrees above average, we even broke a record at o

this issue on what he said in just a month and later why it's so important that elizabeth warren makes it into the united states senate and ideally take ol echo her recent call for a new social contract in america. president obama spoke to the united nations general assembly today act with leaders from around the world the message he delivered is one of peace but one which of knowledge the reality of a world right now gripped by war and strife. the fact is peace is heart but our people demand it over nearly seven decades even as the united nations helps of hurt a third world war we still live in a world scarred by conflict and plagued by poverty even as we proclaim our love for peace and our hatred of war there are still convulsions in our world that in danger us all up but the president did herald the many achievements the world has seen over the last year and the emergence of an independent south sudan a successful democratic transition of government in the ivory coast so the arab spring the middle east and libya and there were some tense moments when the president called out those a

interest yeah and i'm i'm just all in for elizabeth warren i think she's a rock the only reason why i like scott brown right there yeah is because i don't you know i was with laura. we'll see how it plays out gentlemen thank you both for joining us thanks not very good at. coming up ron paul thinks freedom is the right to die without health insurance so your freedom really means in america and i still eat it. let's not forget that we are. going to well. whatever the government says they're safe get ready because there's freedom. of movement of the movement little. woman the woman woman. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't on time or is a big picture. good but out of the very very poor mostly ugly. or alpha nater ten years after nine eleven nader isn't afraid to tell some inconvenient truths about our nation's response to that grim day in an interview with the nation magazine reporter jordan's thorndyke n

tonight, the wedding her mother elizabeth helped plan and what she's doing in her memory while standing by her father john edwards. >>> and the cliffhanger that closes the book on 42 years of romance, drama and scandal. closes the book on 42 years of romance, drama and scandal. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. at some point the process will result in a republican nominee to challenge president barack obama. but from now until then, especially at this point in the process, it's all about those gop debates. the candidates running behind are all aiming at the front-runner. those toward the top are trying to stay there and along the way they are hoping for that memorable moment, the quote that lives on, the devastating quip that changes the direction of the race. also along the way, voters are watching and listening. their every word gets studied, torn apart, debated until at the end of the process there is one candidate standing. we watched it all again during last night's debate. the discussion spilled over again into today. it's w

let's go to elizabeth now. >> traffic wise we are doing okay. usually the ridges are best indicators of how traffic is flowing across the bay area. usually one of the hot spots in the morning. so far no brake lights at all. no signs of any metering lightses. really no delay up the incline. we had one stalled, gnaw hassing long since cleared. it is a little sluggish out here. a couple earlier accidents, everything has now cleared off to the right shoulderses. but you are seeing a few delays and your drive time there, 18 minutes from the path, out towards here and the dublin interchange. and a rather slow spot, even sensors under 25 miles per hour between hill crest and leverage, but also pittsburgh, things have improved. that is traffic. back to you. >> all right, elizabeth, thank you very much. 6:07 now and the gop presidential candidate with a bull's eye right on his back to help candidates. and they were all bullied up against governor rick perry. >> she is ready to tell her story. gabrielle giffords is granting her first tv interview. >>> and

let's go straight to elizabeth in the traffic center. has the very latest. >> yeah, good morning, guys. that's right. chopper 5 is live overhead. you can see it in this camera shot here behind me. the intersection that remains shut down is university and bay. a pretty popular intersection at this time of the morning. and university avenue remains shut down in both directions as you mentioned this started around 5:5. there was a police pursuit and it ended in a deadly crash right there in east palo alto so at this point we don't know who was killed. we can see from chopper 5 that there is a motorcycle on the ground so we know there was a motorcyclist involved. we also know from chp that one arrest has been made. so as far as traffic goes in the area, university again blocked in both directions. there is debris all over the roadway. and the investigation is going to be ongoing for a while because this is a fatal accident. so willow road is going to be your best alternate in the meantime. we are following a developing story at the bay bridg

elizabeth cook joins us with how they identified the remains so quickly. >> reporter: they tell cbs5 the coroner used dental records to identify the body. they found the remains on saturday, they were looking in the area where investigators had tracked michelle's last cell phone signal. even though they have confirmed the identity hayward police still haven't determined a cause of death. forensic pathology examinations are ongoing. the woman suspected of killing le delayed entering a plea in court today. her attorney says she needs more time to go over the case. they are due back this court september 28th. a motive for the murder may only be known to esteban, but she did tell reporters she blamed le for ruining her relationship with her ex- boyfriend. in a statement, le's family asked for continued support as they begin the journey to "ensure justice in her honor." >> michelle le's family has to have some relief now that her remains have been found and they can bury her properly. >> reporter: they are going to have some kind of vigil for her in the upcoming days. >> elizabeth, thank

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here's kristy. >> thank you, elizabeth. yeah, it's going to be cool today.dropping well below average for this time of the year, same story for friday and then a warmup begins as we make our way into the weekend. high pressure bringing us 90s next week. but today, definitely going to be chilly if you are heading outside for example here if you are going to detroit tying, playing the as, it's -- tying, playing the as, cool, partly cloudy, definitely take a jacket to the game. >> butts out the snuggies. >> grace, do you have -- bust out the snuggies. >> grace, do you have one? >> got it as a gift. >> the dog and i wear ours together. [ laughter ] >>> in the next half hour, will they be released? the latest two cal grads in iran an update. >> plus michele bachmann here in the bay area, the unusual place she is choosing to stuff for cash. >>> disagreements about money and power appear to be causing a shake-up in the giants organization. we'll tell you who is in and who is out coming up. >>> and the price of college shooting up like a rocket. what a uc tuition co

back to you. >> thanks, elizabeth. >>> 6:37.victim of a gold robbery in oakland, a 3-year-old girl, oakland police say two suspects grabbed a gold chain from a woman's neck as she was pushing a stroller on bangkok avenue yet and gold rings were taken from the fingers of the woman's daughter. one of the robbers appeared to be only 11 years old. police had made some arrests for a similar robbery recently. >>> 6:37. more big cutbacks could be in the near future for the troubled u.s. postal service. kcbs radio holly quan joins us live on the telephone to explain how some mail processing facilities could be shut down. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there is a burlingame facility that processes letters and packages, big semi truck, they roll in 24/7, but it is one of five northern california processing plants slated to close. the post office is trying to save $3 billion a year. with these consolidations. we're talking about burlingame, petaluma, stockton, eureka, and reading. they're among some 250 centers nationwide

elizabeth here at northgate high school, 94% of the students go on to college. so any talk that there could be a tuition hike at the uc has people talking. >> i think it's crazy. in a way, like that people -- you're always encouraged to go and do this four-year, you know, good university -- they make it so hard in a way? >> reporter: these high school seniors have set their sights on attending a uc next year but this week, university of california regents will consider a proposal that could increase tuition by at least 8% and maybe even up to 16% every year through 2016. that means the student paying $12,000 a year in tuition now would be paying $22,000 in four years. >> there's so much money and i think, oh my god, $1,000. that's so expensive. $100,000 doesn't enter my mind. i can't wrap my mind around that. >> reporter: financial planner jim king thinks children born this year can expect to pay $250,000 for a public college education. but the predictions are far from certain because it's unknown how much the state will continue to subsidize these universities.

elizabeth, how is traffic getting?ating things up on roadways, including a live look, conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza. they turned the metering lights on. dealing with this, plus an injury crash in del gatos. break it down coming up in a few minutes. >>> 6:30, the woman charged with killing nursing student michelle lea is going back to court this morning. 27-year-old giselle esteban arraigned on friday. she's expected to be assigned a public defender today. she may enter a plea. she is accused of killing lea in late may. lea's body has not been found. her family plans a search on saturday. >>> the suspects in the murder of a young oakland boy may enter pleas when they go back to court this afternoon. oakland police believe three- year-old carlos nava the victim of a gang related shooting. lawrence danard is expected of shooting naba. investigators believe lori or the sense drove the car. >>> they brought bart to a halt week after week. they man to do it again tonight. we have now how the feds are cracking down

let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. our hotspot is definitely the ride westbound five out of 580 out of the altamont pass. huge line of read, not good. one accident at pour lola avenue in livermore -- portola avenue in livermore, now a new one at grant line road. three-car crash. 26 minutes from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. once you get past livermore, then speeds improve closer towards 680. but it is really bottlenecking right there past the wind turbines. to the south bay we get a check now and everything looks okay right now coming out of downtown san jose. so that's no big problem there. and out towards the bay bridge toll plaza, where you can see the metering lights have definitely been turned on because it is backed up in all lanes jammed to the west grand overcrossing. that is traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> smoking might be snuffed out in downtown concord. the city council voting tonight on a plan to ban smoking for 17 blocks surrounding toto santos plaza in all areas accessible to the ge

it is traffic time with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. back out towards the eastshore freeway, unfortunately, traffic continues to stack up. westbound 80 before san pablo dam road. this is where there was a two- car accident. chp is on scene. apparently they had the left lane blocked but speeds some of them are under 25 miles per hour as you leave hercules. all right. bay bridge toll plaza. once you get past the accident scene things improve through berkeley into emeryville but if you are reaching the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on and so we're left with a delay in all lanes, backed up to the end of the parking lot almost to the west grand overcrossing. pretty show right up the incline toward the "s" curve. in the san francisco side of the bridge we have a camera near the fremont street exit into san francisco. looks great across the span. so the backup route now is just behind the pay gates. other bridges let's see, we had a stall on the san mateo bridge cha cleared quickly on the high- rise section so thank you to our

the rachel maddow show is up next with her exclusive interview with senate candidate elizabeth warren. good evening, rachel. >>> thank you, lawrence. i've been so prepared for this interview that i overprepared. it could be a catastrophe. it should be fun. thank you at home for staying with us for the next hour. >> as always, i rely on gale's love and support and that of our two lovely daughters. i want to thank ayla and arianna for their help as well. just in case anybody is watching throughout the country, yes, they're both available. no, no, no. no. only kidding. only kidding. only kidding. only kidding. arianna definitely is not available. ayla is. this is arianna. this is ayla. oh, i can see i'm going to get in trouble when i get home. >> you know, massachusetts is an old state. massachusetts has been a state since 1788. massachusetts is so old it's not even a state. it's a commonwealth. when the pilgrims landed in america they landed at plymouth rock in massachusetts. massachusetts has the world's oldest functioning written constitution. that's massachusetts. it's old. by the ti

. >> a tribute to her good friend elizabeth taylor. >> you knew where you stood with elizabeth. so honest, genuine and on top of her affairs. >> and how a pair of socks changed her life. >> we started the brand with a pair of socks. >> literally a pair of socks. >> literally. >> these are $1.4 billion socks. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> you know hill harper from the cbs series "csi new york" and he's author of "the wealth cure." hill harper, i suppose it's a good title. the problem is there ain't much wealth left in america now. wouldn't it be the chronic debt cure? >> i called my publisher and said, you know, can we rename this book the debt cure? they had been printed already. >> i suppose there is a sense of the rich getting richer. the problem is for most average americans, they are getting poorer. the economy is tanking. and they want a way out. tell me how this book gives them concrete ideas for how to get out of the financial malaise most people are in at the moment. >> there is a wealth gap that's happening. that's all over the world. the rich are getting richer a

the jewels belonging to the late elizabeth taylor will be auctioned off. >> the "today show" got the first peek. it includes a 33 karat diamond ring, a present from richard burton and a 16th century pear-shaped pearl that once belong to napoleon. they are taking the diamonds, rubies and emeralds on a world tour. money raised will benefit the elizabeth taylor aids foundation. >> we'll send the hat around the newsroom to buy for janelle. >> good to see it's going to a good cause. >> thas for watching us. we'll see you again at 6:00. ♪ it was the best day woohoo! yes! ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day ♪ause of you [echoing] we make a great pair. huh?

let's kick it over to our traffic lady, miss elizabeth. what's going on.- what's going on? >> the fog is going on. we are seeing it along the coastline, parts of marin county. this is live look at the san mateo bridge. the right side of your screen is westbound 92. if you are heading towards the peninsula, foster city, we have actually got a problem in pacifica. highway 1 shut down in both directions. within the last five minutes or so, all lanes reopened. this was a solo car crash with injuries. so emergency crews were out there at the scene. but again, northbound and southbound highway 1 both lanes both directions are both reopened there at highway 1 so no need for alternates. but fog definitely an issue this morning. you can see it if you are traveling 101 or 280 even through parts of daly city so be careful. even though i checked with chp, there are no official fog advisories for any of our bridges, westbound 580 so far this looks good. free and clear this morning past those wind turbines all the way towards vasco road and livermore. still looks good.

time now for traffic with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence.e going to go right out to highway 4 because this is definitely one of our slow spots right now. our sensors, you can see that they are turning red now as you make your way past hillcrest. but the backups or at least the brake lights continue all the way out into pittsburg now. so the morning commute has officially started. we are seeing slow traffic as well all the way down the eastshore freeway including as you pass ashby avenue. you can see a few cars there. it's a little hard to see because our camera is positioned on the drive times these caltrans warning signs so as you can maybe tell 14 minutes is the drive from ashby out towards san francisco downtown. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. so there is a slight backup there 5 to 10 minutes to get on the bridge. systemwide everything is on time right now for bart. but once again protests planned this evening at the powell street station. >>> president barack obama presents his jobs plan before a skeptical congress tonight

let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence.towards the golden gate bridge. lawrence just mentioned all that fog out there. especially on the south end of the span you can really see it in our traffic camera here. headlights moving southbound towards san francisco. as i mentioned earlier, oracle world begins again. so there are city street closures in san francisco. howard is going to be shut down between 3rd and 4th streets beginning at 8:00 tonight and that closure continues all next week. so expect some delays and detours across that south of market area. elsewhere, ace train number one slight delays due to earlier freight training traffic. >>> an attack on the united states ambassador to syria. supporters of syria's president pelted the ambassador with tomatoes as he went into his office. the supporters tried to storm the office but staff kept him out. at last word ambassador are on the ford was still inside the office with about 100 pro- government protestors right out sight. >>> we have new details this morning of another

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elizabeth's hospital. in its 13 page argument, prosecutors say he continues to be deceptive and caught in several lies. paul wagner with more on the story. paul. >> brian, in late july, john hinckley asked to go to virginia for two visits of 17 days and six visits of 24 days. the request included six unaccompanied outings in which the secret service would not be notified in advance. a request prosecutors say would be denied. >> in its 13 page argument filed with the court this afternoon, prosecutors scold st. elizabeth's hospital for not keeping up with its recordkeeping, writing, the hospital appears to have stopped documenting the interviews that conducts with hinkley, and his siblings after every visit. moreover, the hospital was unable to produce notes from any staff member who may have attended those interviews. john hinkley was found not guilty by reason of insanity by the assassination of ronald reagan. he stopped reagan before opening fire with a .22 caliber handgun. reagan was wounded along with t

any hope on the traffic front, elizabeth?the pay gates to treasure island. i mentioned that motorcycle stalling out in one lane. that's cleared but just a couple of minutes ago we are getting a second stall on the upper deck. so this is not good news for the morning commute if you are heading into san francisco. it is already backed up well into the macarthur maze. 880 through oakland, this is fine as you mac your way up towards downtown oakland. but -- as you make your way towards downtown oakland. bart has all trains on time. just a suggestion. >> just a thought. >> good one. >> hang out here in the bay area for 40 years... >> yeah. >> have you heard of it? >> thanks, elizabeth. that's our show folks. thank for tuning in. your next local update is 7:25. coming up on "the early show" the hpv vaccine the big issue in the gop debate. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning, as rick perry hits the big city he dines with donald trump. the texas governor facing new questions for his support over the

elizabeth cook has the cutting edge gear that is transforming the game. >> the crack of the bat can be caused for celebration. for a picture, it can be terrifying. >> come off the bat 110, 120 miles an hour easily. so yeah, there's not really a whole lot of reaction time, you knee, with regard to throwing a ball and being able to defend yourself. >> we'll try to get more on that story in just a moment. also in the news tonight, more than two dozen uc santa cruz students may have gotten sick from noro virus. 26 studented reported getting the stomach flu during the first week of classes. 22 of them live in adjacent dorms, which share a dining hall. the university's health service is working with the county health department to identify possible causes of that illness. >>> also tonight, a fremont mother is making a desperate plea. someone smashed the window of their suv and stole kevin crane's backpack. inside the backpack was what is called braille note. it lets him do everything from word processing to web surfing and reading e books. >> to realize that someone had violated not just any

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. >> elizabeth. thanks. >> 5:00 now. a developing story. two men are hospitalized this morning, and victims of a shooting in south san francisco. >> that's right. and the suspects are still at large. it happened around 9:30 last night on the 600 block of first lane. and police responded to 911 calls from people in the area, who heard gunshots. and officers found two young men who were wounded. >> how many weapons? >> the only shooters that we're aware of are the suspect, the two suspects that we're looking for, the one that is wearing all black clothing, fled on foot and the second suspect believed to have fled in a black honda civic. at this time, we do not believe that the victims of the shooting shot back. >> police are looking for two to four suspects in a 2004 or '05 black four door honda civic or accord. the victims were brought to a local hospital. so far, no word on their conditions. but police are looking into a would-be victim shot at but not injured at the scene. >>>suspects in a deadly crime spree now behind bars in san jose. pa

that is your traffic area back to you. >> all right, elizabeth thank you. police shootings and a massive deficit. >> the plan of action from the agency's new boss. >> that is the bay area place to dry. a new study shedding bad light on our roads. >> and falling asleep on the job. the amount of money you are costing the company. ♪ [ male announcer ] who's your car's best friend? gasoline that cleans. chevron with techron. care for your car. >> good morning. this accident coming off the golden gate bridge just cleared within minutes. so that's the good news there, but we still have an injury accident blocking lanes on lisp on 580. we will have all the details coming up in just a couple minutes. >> 6:10 is your turn. president obama will deliver a speech to congress next thursday. it put topless americans back to work or your. >> he scheduled to be in the bay area september 25th. this is part of the west coast fund-raising trip. he is said to make stops in san diego, l.a., seattle, as well as denver. >> and another president making the bay area stop. bill clin

. >> professor elizabeth saunders, what is your back out? >> i teach in the political science department. my undergraduate degree was something quite different to was physics and astrophysics. please don't ask me any questions about that. i teach american foreign policy which is a wonderful course to teach. at the graduate level i teach ph.d. students. i study u.s. foreign policy and international security. >> your first book. >> it is. >> how did you go from astrophysics to a graduate degree? >> political science, i studied political science at yale university and had been fascinated by science and history. i certainly love to studying physics, but i also took a lot of courses in college on government and public policy. i started off thinking i might want to study nuclear weapons and then began to get fascinated combining to interests and i still do have a strong interest. but to become fascinated by the question of why in the post 9/11 world, a time when you would think we would have a pretty good idea of where threats came from and what t

let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence.t's been a great start to the morning commute so far. let's take a live look right now at the golden gate bridge. fog is really the story across the deck this morning especially on the south end of the span coming into san francisco. right there where our camera is, at the bay bridge, i got to say it did not take long for things to stack up once they turned the metering lights on. it is already jammed past the west grand overcrossing crossing at least 10 minutes to get on the bridge. no incidents though reported all across the upper deck if you are heading into the city this morning. across the south bay, kcbs airborne flew over 101 near the mckee exit saw some slowing there sensors reporting the same thing. on 280 out of downtown, though, that is great right there approaching the 880 interchange. so along the peninsula, we are looking good on 101 and 280. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> an attack today on the united states ambassador to syria. supporters of syria's

right now let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence.e going right out towards the dublin interchange. westbound 580 traffic looks great through pleasanton. no major brakes approaching 680 but if we head to our maps we are getting word of a new problem on westbound 580 as you come through the altamont pass. westbound 580 right there approaching grant line road. this is just coming in on the chp report some sort of accident blocking lanes. so we are seeing some slowing even past the accident scene. 15 minutes is your drive time for now. hopefully they will pick it up shortly. otherwise that's a bad spot for an accident. eastbound 4 at loveridge this overnight road closure has been completely picked up after just about five or 10 minutes ago so the detour no longer necessary now just slower traffic in the commute direction westbound highway 4 through antioch. that's your traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> president obama laying out his jobs plan next thursday. >> he is. the other major tv event viewers may want to watch instead coming