a munus and matt and kgb from elle. and i don't remember getting that grade in school and probably glad. >> you are playing movies for our president. i think putin is like kha n in the star trek movies. we'll trust him a little bit and he will turn on us and we have to be ready to blast him. >> i think that is right. jesse, you gave putin a bminus. >> it was factually incorrect. i didn't want to go in the details of that. he was inconsistent with saying he was supporting democracy and of american exceptionalism. you usually fail the class for lying and that is what is ultimately going to happen. >> take them down and look at president obama and give him a grade on leadership this week. he's certainly had his moments in the sun to say the least. well, wow. tough school. elle, i start with you. question. is that incomplete. >> his semester is not over yet. i think that the president is trying to keep us out of war. i don't know if he will suck sowed or the plan great. it is like the hokeypokey. putting our drones in and t

elle diablo and burning in elle diablo state park to the south of the clayton area. forecast, 85. north winds, 5 to 10, still dry. shouldn't be that windy but the bone dry conditions and low humidity won't help the firefighters. no rain in the forecast for this region. only 15 to 20 miles away from downtown san francisco. by the way the crow flies but definitely no help on the weather whatsoever. all the rainy weather has been stuck in areas of arizona with more humid and cloudy conditions but none of that will move through central and northern california. high pressure providing very warm conditions for that region and it's going to be 95 today in medford and 84 in boise and, you know, just the cooler spots are actually in the deserts with the clouds and >> looks like no rain for the region and tomorrow will be warmer. one of the warmest we'll see for the rest of the summer. >> not what they need. thank you. >>> naacp chief ben jealous is stepping down from the nation's largest civil rights organization citing family reasons. jealous will make the formal announce the later today.

she graces elle's september cover and she's the 2013 style award winner of the year. take it away. >> i really want to thank christie seriously for giving me this award. it means so much more especially because she's a part of the sports illustrated family. i'm so thrilled to be honored, thank you, style awards. model of the year. i can't believe it. it's the best b job in the world. i'm only 21 years old and i've been to all seven continents, unbelievable, in a bikini. all seven. i've been able the work with the most amazing people that i have now the honor to call my friends. i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for my incredible family and my mom's here with me tonight. they gave me the foundation and support so i could chase after my dreams, so thank you, everybody, i'm so grateful to be up here. >> as we've seen tonight, style continuing to be the fabric that brings all of these industries together and these are the best and boldest who define what it is to be stylish. that closes the curtain on the tenth annual style awards. good night, everybody. >> style, i think i

jean elle joins us in san francisco with reaction. as you know, no easy solution here. this is a complex issue. >> reporter: it is, raj. and people from syria agree that the violence must stop. but tonight, there is disagreement within that community about how the united states should help. and tonight, both sides are organizing. >> it's terrifying. just crying. you know, these pictures. i didn't want to believe that this actually just happened. >> reporter: like syrians around the world, tariq is horrified by the violence and use of chemical weapons in his homeland. the 27-year-old is safe in the bay area, creating political art, calling for peace in syria. but his parents and siblings are in harm's way in damascus. >> my family's worried my brother might be taken from either side to fight for them. >> reporter: while the international community debate how to react, syrians in the bay aeroorganize for protest. members of the council say with 100,000 people killed by the current regime and military fighters, military action is overdue. >> you're going to stop a mad man

without her -- >> he's not somebody who would think to put people in harm's way. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> now, he is on unpaid love from the rec and park department while the investigation continues. the d.a.'s office still has to consider what, if any, charges to file. he may appeal in court next week. >>> crews spent hours cleaning up after a big rig crash at the height of the evening commute. the truck overturned on 580. within minutes it was fully engulfed in flames. the driver got out safely, but the right lane was closed for about four hours, snarling traffic. >>> new at 11:00, did you hear about the giants game tonight? one of the most memorable games of the season because of what didn't happen. a relatively unknown pitcher came this close to baseball history. >> and the pitch. swing and a line drive to right. pence is going to live and it falls in front of pence for a base hit. >> so close. they say it's a game of inches and it is. that base hit with two outs in the ninth inning spoiled his perfect game. he was one strike away. but eric chavez ruined what wa

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reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> they're companies that get paid to take the cookie on your hard drive and figure out who you are and what your phone number is. >>> how companies you've never heard of are tracking you online. we'll look at the data they're collecting from you. >>> also, powerball fever is sweeping the nation. where that winning ticket was sold. >>> and how early is too early to start botox? >>> ever wonder why things you search for on the web pop up when you're looking for something else, it's because you're being tracked. internet searches can reveal a lot of information about you. >> critics say the companies are collecting too much data. more than you realize. we reveal the hidden trend. >> reporter: it's the evolution of the digital revolution. technological advances connecting us to whatever we want. sometimes before we even know we want it. think target ads. the ones that pop up on the screen, based on what you search for online. for instance, type san francisco vacation, get the tourist destinations like the golden gate. or hot

jean elle is in the neighborhood. and a lot of people say reckless driving is nothing new about this park. >> reporter: people who live here, have told me they were worried someone would get hurt by the drivers. they are stunned a mother has been killed. strangers are now leaving flowers here, where the mother was laying with her dog and her baby, when she was run over and killed by a city rec and park worker. >> kids and dogs here all the time. and they know that. >> reporter: this man says rec and park workers who drive in holly park should know to be careful. this afternoon, witnesses say one driver, in a green city pickup, like this one, suddenly turned off the paved path and on to the lawn, where a 35-year-old woman was laying down with her baby and dog in the sunshine. the driver went down the hill and drove right over the woman, as people screamed at him to stop. the mother died from her injuries. >> this is a tragedy. that is them not paying attention. being out of control, doing what they want to do. >> repor

fdr -- elle elle eleanor residence volte was dieing when she wrote the book. she was too weak to hold a pencil or pen to write. she certainly couldn't type. many times during that period, she had to sip her food through a straw. she dictated the book to a woman whose name was eleanor den stoun. sometimes her voice would go so horse she would have to whisper across the table. and she would apologize to her colleague for having to talk so low. there were times she had to interrupt what she wanted to write because she was bleeding from the back of the throat and could not continue her point. what i would like to do is to bring her own words in to this for a little bit. give you something from her. in the past i have written of the era in which i grew up and the experiences which shaped my life. from a lonely childhood and a cast bound society with narrow tradition through the crowded years of my husband's presidency. in which a great depression and a major world war bought sweeping change to the whole world. and finally, of the years in which i came to know a gre

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information coming out of syria doesn't speak very .ell of the regime we are seeing anecdotal reports of an increase in government action even as the stalks go on. -- talks go on. >> these talks are about chemical weapons. what about the impact this has on the civil war in syria itself ? >> i suppose that's the whole thing. we are inclined to get drawn into the diplomatic's. it's worth bearing in mind that there was a terrible atrocity on august the 21st in syria, and 1400 people were killed. thee is progress now on chemical weapons issue. people have watched the war on syria very closely. generality would've been through the use of chemical weapons. the russians and americans will meet in new york at the end of september and disk -- plan a date for the next geneva conference. .> thank you very much for that we had some technical difficulties. sporadic clashes broke out in egypt after friday prayers. tookrters of mohamed morsi to the streets. police dispersed protesters and anti-morsi demonstrators. forsands gathered in cairo a rally. they had yellow signs to represent the pro-morsi c

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east and north africa, he talked about the need for the united states to not be criticized for med ellingn other country's affairs and at the same time be criticized for not doing enough to help others particularly muslims. i thought interesting regarding iraq, dell, he made the point that iraq is proof, he said, that you can't impose democracy just through force alone. that's pretty much the summary of what was almost 45-minute speech, dell. >> and the president using words like harder humility saying we live in a world of perfect choices. what do we expect rouhani to say today? >> reporter: we don't really know, but if you go to last friday's "washington post" newspaper and that op-ed written by the new iranian president he outlined all sorts of areas there, and pretty much that's what he is going to be talking about. but the world is rather excited about president rouhani, to be honest with you, and this has all been a very, very good start. so we'll be looking for the tone of what he has to say, and whether or not he refers to israel and how he refers to israel if he mentions it at al

one from the magazine "elle." f fabulous, fabulous editor. she was mixing the close. she was doing something else than the panoply. matching, like in coutoure. she was taking an overall and putting with high heels and glamorous jewelry. i loved it. it shows me that you are not obliged. you do not have to wear the matching thing. coutoure, i saw similar things and making the dream, you know? instead, in myself, you know, i am sure that i was supposed to do coutoure. but at that time, there was no place. when i started, [unintelligible] it was more like my family or my mother or the concierge. it was sewing. more the kind of thing. very small. i should say that my days was coutoure. i did my ready-to-wear in my first years. and coutoure without realizing it. i think that honestly most of the designers of the 1980's were completely doing coutoure. it is real coutoure. only the fact that most of those clothes are manufactured after -- even some not manufactured right. maybe a piece that is a piece of art. i do not like that expression. so forget it. bessemer truly like ma

. >>> "elle's" joe zee breaks down the best and worst dressed. >> she's wearing a dress that just feltike carpeting. >>> plus, miley undressed in vegas. we have her wild emmy weekend. >> do you have a favorite miley face? that's good. i like it. >>> now, nancy o'dell, rob marciano, rocsi diaz and brooke anderson from the nokia theater in los angeles. it's "entertainment tonight" at the emmys. >> it is not the emmys without "e.t." >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainment news. >> michael douglas on saving his marriage. and does "mad men's" jon hamm need throat surgery? all the emmy news. we got it and we never slowed down. here we are still in the same clothes. i never went to sleep. >> i know. but you still look fabulous. stunning. >> you are very kind. and you survived your first emmys red carpet. i'm impressed.

you can see the ell that goes around. they tried to make it a tropical beach theme. they had a bunch of sand. like you could not go to the beach 40 feet away. >> it did burn down. it seems like it would have been a wonderful resource for the city to purchase it and rebuild it -- >> you could never afford the money to rebuild it. >> there were efforts to try to keep it. someone tried to sell it to the city in the 1950's. they kept it going with the ice skating rink. it closed and it looked bad. people thought we should buy it and keep it. other people wanted to put condos in there. a serious fire started and the whole place burn down. they still talk about it as a mysterious fire. it could have been an insurance thing. >> hello, gladys. was glad to hear from you and not going to return. will write in a few days. >> that is a bath and the house behind. >> you can see the chimney heating that area. >> a pool opened in the 1920's. they talked about how they were going to keep it, but they never did. -- to heat it, but they never did. >> this is a publicity shot. this was

theory, they could apiano ell the court's findings but most believe it is more likely they'll go underround. >> the movement was suppressed by hosni mubarak but he did not kill the movement. we asked our correspondent to put today's ruling in con text. >> it's very important. not only do you arrest now the leadership of the muslim brother hood but you make the organization elite. this is an organization more an 80 year, old. of course, the big question is going to be how this movement is going to react. the fear is that a step like that will radicalize the movement and make it militant again. we remember the 19 nipets when we had the tax against police officers, tourists and politicians here. that might be a time that is going to return. there are knot many other options left right now in the egypt. >> moving on to kenya now. four massive explosion have rocked the shopping mall in nairobi where security forces continue in a siege there in its third day. >> back schmoll -- smoke billowed from the complex and witnesses heard gunfire for hours. the overall death toll has been readvised do

. >>> an interview with "elle" canada. katy perry said i think rihanna looks so fresh. how do you do that? we all know how you pot smoke so much or how much pot you smoke is what she was saying. very clear -- >> maybe a little too much knowledge. she always does look fresh. >>> alexa ray joel following in her father's footsteps. ♪ i took the good times i'll take the bad times ♪ ♪ i'll take you just the way you are ♪ >> sounds good, my friend. >> she can do it. >> the hills are live again. carrie underwood stars as the singing nun in nbc's revamp of "the sound of music." >> i hope it's good. >> set to hit the small screen december 5th. >> big risk redoing that. i hope she knocks it out of the park. >> there might be a generation who has never seen it. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in "the san francisco chronicle," brazil looks to break from u.s.-centric internet. this follows allegations that they hacked a state-owned oil company. >>> and in "usa today," for millions insurance will cost l

jean elle joins us live in san francisco with their perspective. jean? >> reporter: people who rely on food stamps, as it is, they cannot walk into a supermarket and buy whatever they want because their benefits run out before the month is over. tonight, they are worried about the future and how they will get by. >> you buy carefully. what can i afford? cheese is out. fish is out. potatoes. carrots are cheap. >> reporter: 62-year-old thad signed up for california's food stamp program. $200 a month doesn't go very far. >> i've learned to live on potatoes and scraping by. it's no fun. >> reporter: while evans struggles -- >> while unemployment declines, food stamp still increases. >> reporter: members of congress voted to cut the federal nutrition assistance budget by 40 million. these members of congress receive food allowances as part of their job. >> they dine at lavish restaurants, eating steak. vodka, and even caviar. >> reporter: a single mom, who didn't want to reveal her identity, says her current benefit of $350, doesn't get her through the month

we begin with jean elle who is at the ballpark where many fans are hesitant to cheer for their team. jean? >> reporter: that's right, raj. you might hear some sirens right now. there are a lot of police officers here. they're taking things very seriously. and sounds like they're going to check something out right now. but baseball fans say they're a little nervous about showing their team colors. and they say it's a shame fear is part of baseball. >> the giants and the dodgers want to extend our deepest sympathy and prayers to jonathan's family. >> reporter: giants and dodgers fans took a moment to remember jonathan denver. after the game, the 24-year-old was stabbed to death near third and harrison. police say denver's group and the group of giants fans got into a fight fueled by team rivalry. 21-year-old michael montgomery of lodi is under arrest, booked on homicide charges. >> devastating. like, why? >> reporter: the torontos from fair field have a friendly family rivalry going. fan violence has her nervous about showing her team spirit. >> i had to ride b.a.r.t. today. and i did

. >>> police hope a sketch will help them find a man that beat a woman on monday evening near the elletation. she was texting when a man walking in the opposite way on the path attacked her. he's latino 5'5" with stubby facial air. (. >> a walnut creek man cried in court as he expressed remorse while killing a woman after driving while intoxicated. he was sentence today 4 years and 8 months. he fell asleep behind the wheel and killed sherry hicks. her daughter-in-law was also injured. he said he should have never tried to drive when he was tired and high on ativan. >>> fire engine chili all in one place today. the annual chili cook off is a fundraiser for the holiday toy program. our own sal was among those who did taste testing. >> 2 day gear deli chocolate festival kicked off. 35 vendors offered samples of their treats. the proceeds benefits open hand. >>> suzuki issued a recall because of the air bags. 2006-2011 and 2007-200 ever 11 ss4 car. there is a problem with the bag and it could allow the bag to deploy even if a child or small adult is in the front seat. >>> some residents of

common inery, very this town. .ell, i am going to impact my english teacher would have said something what do you make of how then the book has been received in washington? and i say received because as i can tell from making the best- sellers list, it did not just list, itthe "times" "harted on "the washington post list, as well. >> washington is interested in a itself.out washington puts the me in media. is not gossip driven, but it tit-for-tat, who comes off best, who comes off worst, who is marked the nicest two and the meanest to, and the best part of the reaction has been from out of town. it has been amazingly received out-of-town. i think a combination of alarmed, troubled, but also entertained, which i think is a good place to be, but it does give me a bit of hope that maybe there is not a full awareness of what kind of circus this has become here, and, look. there seems to be a real hungering for change and to shake this up, and i never thought of myself as this way, but it's a book can't do that or at least start the conversation, i am thrilled about it. tavis: it is one th

jean elle has a report where caltran says relief is on the way. >> reporter: when you think of highway 24 and the caldecott tunnel, what do you think of? probably backups. but caltran says the new tunnel will be open in a matter of months, providing relief. it's one of several projects aiming to keep the bay area moving. traffic in the bay area can be a grind. >> and then, it's a quality of life, your family, everything suffers. even your work suffers. you come in. you're grouchy. you're tired. >> reporter: in the east bay, the caldecott tunnel is a sore spot. but caltrans expects the new fourth tunnel to open before the end of the year. giving both directions four lanes. >> it's built to the highest standards in terms of safety. seismic, fire. >> reporter: the $400 million price tag is an easy sell for taxpayers. the caldecott isn't the only improvement down the road. millions of dollars are being invested in expanding transportation. look at the planning map. b.a.r.t. is expanding to antioch and to santa clara. completing the circle. >> it should have been all along. >> i think it's

opportunity of ell camino. parking is one issues.ng can't be challenged in court. >> why did the rest of it go through? >> because of political pressure. you have labor on one side that's not interested in making changes. you have to envier mental community. on the other side you have to business community. trying to balance that see yens worked. if you look at successes we have it has worked well. we have gone a third of the way there and with time we'll get there next year. >> i found the bill to be reflective of this section. they had the power to pass a lot yet on key issues weather minimum wage or envier mental reform it seems to be a lot more compromise. >> i believe the reason the compromise is there we have a lot of reflect there the governor. i believe the important part is we want to work with him. we don't want to over ride his vow toe -- vetoes. the prison issue is a very billion lanced approach. >> i notice you said you worked with the governor you said nothing about the republicans. moving on. we had the public utility

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> a hayward mother says her daughter's day of school was traumatic and dangerous because of a mixup with the school bus. the 3-year-old girl has autism. her mother says she expected the bus from durham services in hayward to take special care of her daughter. instead, she says the bus never picked up the little girl after school. >> i had to arrange for an emergency contact to pick caitlin up and to take her home. when caitlin got home, she was safe but you could tell it had been a really rough day for her. >> the mother says the daughter is now afraid to get on the bus. durham provide transportation to all of the special needs students in the hayward school district. the interim superintendent admits this is not the first problem the district has seen with the bus system and it's trying to work with the company to make sure the kids are safe. >>> with the possible strike looming, bart officials are proposing a new plan to keep trains running. their plan b includes turning bart managers into train operators if the workers

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from damascus in syria and later today in cross talk it all of elle's gas clash over how the refugee crisis caused by the syrian war is affecting neighboring countries as well as situation on the ground here's a quick look. i think it's a cheap shot to talk about refugees as being terrorists scepter we just haven't seen that except for a few isolated cases there were over two million iraqi refugees that didn't form terrorist cells and in neighboring countries i think we do agree in terms of the long term consequences on human beings if this conflict does drag on for years and years not just in syria but also indeed for the read i have to say there you know we just sort of solution in the last forty eight hours of syrian refugees in lebanon who were caught going over the border with heavy weapons to give to the new store front so you know i don't know that we can really sit here and say that you know that the refugee situation is not going to have a negative impact on the fighting on the ground. still ahead a series of shocks from the police. human rights activists say the apparently

it's flight 6-6-6 to hrksz ell.gen to helsinki is flight 6-6-6 and the airport code is h-e-l-l, yep, hell. but, clearly, the weary travelers of sold out flights are not superstitious. the flight crew is iron maiden. >> at number three, what goes up, must come down. 300 balloons tried to cross the atlantic. >> do you think you've got what it takes? well, do you? >> if you're above average, asking to take off somewhere along the coast of canada. he planned it safely and is taking it easy tonight. >> we might just make it. >> and, number four, the >> this guy claims to have eaten 12,000 big macs over the course of the last 30 years. the active 64-year-old weighs 165 pounds and has normal cholesterol level. >> i'm questioning the arteries in your heart and your liver. >> before you begin a regimen of 12, 12,000 big macs, please consult your physician. >>> number five, is it a tad too short shorts that are not as cute as she thinks. >> i was absolutely going for shock value and a little bit embarrassed. >> i'm just glad

other bikers came to express their sympathy today, ells friends say they want to know more about what happened. >> we told ourselves it could have been any one of us. >> reporter: investigators say 30-year-old angel soresano faces felony dui and possible vehicle manslaughter charges in this case. in oakland, eric rasmussen. >>> more details now on motorcycle safety. the chp says motorcycle fatalities jumped 175% between 1998 and 2008. authorities say deaths did decrease in 2009 and 10 but crept back up again in 2011. a federal report showed that for the same per mile exposure, motorcyclists are 10 times more likely to die than people in other vehicles. >> taking a look at mount diablo and boy what a different picture than a week ago when that fire erupted. a day after crews fully contained the 3,000-acre fire, mount diablo is set to reopen. firefighters remain on the scene looking for hot spots. a park spokesman said there's still a lot of work to do to repair pick anywhere areas, restrooms and forests destroyed by the fire. investigators believe target shooters sparked the fire. >>>

kpix school spot, reid elle men tray. 70 around lunch time recess and 80 at the final bell.oo. >>> 6:48. big diddings in the tech world. microsoft did some shop and it's about a smart watch. >> reporter: microsoft by knock ya. they've been quiet. >> nokia don't think about it has watches because they're known for their flip phones. $5billion is to buy the phone. nokia is getting out of the phone business. the $.2 billion is to buy up the patent. motorola, google, apple, your competitors is patenting them. we've seen battles in court over patent claims. >> nokia is a finland company. >> yeah, making rubber boots. this is a big commitment for microsoft. it's call tornado look ya 1020. it's looking like a camera with a phone on the other side. they emphasize photography. >> we all use the smartphones and we're use today this. now we're going to be doing this. >> exactly. the smart watch is going to get hot and samsung is having an announcement to introduce samsung galaxy gear. 3-inch watch. so a big kuhn ky sort of a watch. you can also expect it to have more of a smartphone ad

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