. >> my name is eric low, and i am a longtime resident, so definitely i am seeing the downturn of the street, and i really appreciate business owners such as susteren -- darren to bring entertainment back in a nice dining forum. i think issues of noise complaint should be put aside because of the fact that if you have a patio it is more of a dining experience and not a rowdy experience other people would like to see in the neighborhood. living down the street, i have experienced many different bars and restaurants that do not have patio's and find some more of a nuisance because people end up leaving the area and come out screaming into the streets. living in the alley where i do, i see that happen a lot. darren is very responsible, and when i heard those readings were taken on monday and tuesday, it is easy to see where you can go with them begins and always being a lot quieter. >> next speaker -- where you can go with the ambient noise the a lot quieter. >> one thing that bothers me about this case is that there have been a lot of restaurants in the area that have opened. they have

eric. fascinating. low pressure that is moving to the north of us, that is going to drag cooler air in our neighborhoods. it will still be hot in our neighborhoods, it will be cool heat. right now when you step out, cooler heat. thanks. low to mid 60s, fairfield, antioch. 50s bref else and we do have fog down to half a mile. in novato, 48 degrees. still pretty warm in smirsome areas, low to mid 90s but palo alto, low to mid-80s. even a few upper 80s as you head into a deeper in the santa clara valley. 70s in richmond and 68 in san francisco. head down south, monterey bay, low to mid-70s even into salinas. here is a look at forecast, after a little bit of dip today, heat returns tomorrow especially inland and more significant cooling trend takes place saturday and through the weekend. >> good morning. after a quiet start. road work may slow you down, live look at the bay bridge toll plaza caltrans, two right lanes blocked between metering lights and treasure island. should be cleared up by 5:00. retrofitting

low. >> eric: president obama set to propose a higher tax rate for millionaires as part of a long term deficiteduction plan and the idea, the white house calls the buffett rule, based on comments made by billionaire business man warren buffett and the chairman of the house budget committee, paul ryan discussed the plan on fox news sunday this morning and the wisconsin republican said hiking taxes on the rich will do more harm than good when it comes to spurring job creation. >> class warfare may make for good politics but makes for rotten economics. we don't need a system that seeks to divide people and a system that seeks to prey on people's fear, envy and anxiety and we need to remove the barriers for entrepreneurs to go out and rehire people and i'm afraid these tax increases don't work. >> eric: joining us now is this angchor of fox news sunday, chrs wallace. >> good morning, other than that he liked the idea a lot. >> eric: he says if you tax more you get less. what did he mean by that? >> exactly. he's saying that if you tax businesses more, you make it harder for them to do business and

eric has been a tremendously important voice in a movement that has pushed neighborhoods and low-income communities directly central in our land use and planning process, processes that had eluded our average citizens for so long. we continue in our discussion about the use of our land and who are city is for. eric has been one of the central voices in all that. i am proud to be in a movement in which deryk calls his family. i wanted to speak on behalf of my office. there has been entered -- eric has mentored several. i celebrate his life and his work, and we have to honor that by continuing this year. i think we can all say that his impact is felt and we see it everyday in our city. thank you. president chiu: supervisor avalos. supervisor avalos: i have a voicemail message from eric from february of this year. to the very end, even in the amount of pain he was living in, he had such a coat and such drive -- had such hope and such drive. there was a community of powerful women, powerful man, people committed to social justice. that belief in a better world i think is what drove him and

current conditions in the upper 50s at the beaches where we have a little whisp of low clouds moving in according to ericn who just emailed me from pacifica. mid-70s across the bay right now. it's still 96 degrees towards the delta. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera. we can see that the coast is relatively clear. official sundown is at 7:09. and with it we'll be able to see most of that sunset. currently to the south we have temperatures in the mid-90s as highs today. antioch topped off at 101, same story in livermore and pleasanton. walnut creek in the triple digits. central bay topped off in the 80s and low 90s. we are talking about a good 12 degrees above normal for this time of the year. san francisco average high 70. we were 16 degrees above normal. tonight overnight with a little hint of some stratus next to the coast and into the bay, relatively clear starry skies into the 50s and a few low 60s. we see that the low cloud and fog trying to inch its way toward the coast and you have there the stratus off pacifica right now. three things you need to know about. tonight a little hint of some fog a

this site we're going to be running the low kags of those bridges to give you a sense of all the opportunities in virginia's district that is represented by eric cantor, may not be for long. you can follow me on twitter for more on the topic. i think we've got to take the issue of jobs and infrastructure to the people. we've got to start talking about real problems, real dangers when those school buses go over those bridges and they start to rattle think of eric cantor. let me talk to you, do you think this is an important idea to talk in real terms about jobs instead of this abstract jobs program? >> i do what can be more concrete than concrete. >> and steel. >> gene, you didn't just think of that, did you? >> you do what you can. this initiative, this infrastructure initiative has not only the support of liberals who want to stimulate the economy, the chamber of commerce is in favor -- >> why because every morning in america at 10:30 that's delivery time. that's when all the bridges are covered by trucks. here are signs of the two way barack obama. we saw it today in richmond. the president got elected a couple years past. here he is taking

low clouds. flight arrival delays and we'll talk about that and how it will affect your labor day festivities. >> it is labor day. 4:30 on this monday. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. >>> this morning a new terror alert has as we approach the techbth anniversary of the deadly 9/11 attacks. it involves airplanes much smaller used to attack the twin towers and the pentagon. >> this is one of 4,000 airports across the country that officials are trying alert. they say al-qaeda may have its eyes turned on small planes like the ones that fly out of this airport. officials are telling pilots that al-qaeda is planning to use a general aviation to harm americans. the new alert says terrorists have considered renting private planes and loading them up with explosives. >> they won't be able to put a huge device on them but the other side, if you put some biological or chemical agent in one of them, clearly that could cause major damage, depending on your target. >>> authorities say there has been no specific or credible terrorist attack but they are stepping up security as the precaution and a that bulletin they just put out about small airplanes. the possibility of u

american dream are stuck in low pain dead end jobs what working people around the nation are facing now is a whole new generation coming to power today people like paul ryan and eric cantor people like my dad as well who never knew what the american dream used to stand for and instead they've bought into the vision of america promoted by billionaires an oligarchy one of a wealthy ruling elite looking down at a vast underclass of working poor and a sliver of something that used to look like the middle class it's not about failed supply side economics anymore it's about a great forgetting to use daniel quinn's term and a reeducation of this nation. just getting by is now the new normal and if we don't remember soon what the american dream used to stand for and just how important the middle class was in making america the economic superpower that was for most of the twentieth century that america will quickly come to resemble mexico let's stop forgetting and start remembering. that's the big picture for tonight for more information on the stories we covered as our web sites of tom hartman. free speech dot org dot com we also check out our two you tube channel so our

low job approval. but vital job to do. back now with our panel, david gergen, cornell belcher and eric erickson.s there any way, david, the president can get any kind of jobs bill through congress? or is the atmosphere so poisoned right now that any plan is basically dead on arrival? >> you wonder, anderson, whether those 13%, what in the world are they seeing that they like? it's hard to know, isn't it? they just didn't get the word, i guess. look, anderson, i do think there is some prospect of getting a jobs bill through. i think that should be the name of the game tomorrow night and with the republicans. the republicans are paying a price in congress for all the shenanagans that went on before. their popularity of course is lower than the president's. so it's in their interest to do something. but i think it's up to the president to in effect invite them, challenge them if you'd like say, look, here are my ideas. come up in 10 days with your ideas. let's sit down, see if we can't work this out. i think there is that possibility. i think that should be easier than getting a supercommittee on t

speaking of low clouds, live shot of the golden gate bridge, very thick fog as you come out of the waldo tunnel and even in the tunnel. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. >> we're following a new development in the case of two u.c. berkeley graduates jailed in iran on spy charges. they say no decision has been made about releasing them. the statement is potential embarrassment for iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad. yesterday he said that they could be freed in a few days. a lawyer representing the americans said he was told the bail would be set half a million each. iran's courts is controlled by the ruling at clerics who have been add odds with mahmoud ahmadinejad. the two americans were detained after hiking near the border. >> san jose police of investigating how a man acquired a cache of explosives that forced the evacuation of an entire block for most of the day before officers set them off in dramatic fashion. amy hollyfield is live japantown hiabd. >> they say it takes a lot of time document evidence and they found a lot of it inside the house. one officer said he never have seen so much ammunition and they also found guns and explos

eric thomas. >> top of the news, stanford hospital is investigating an embarrassing security breach that went unnoticed for months. it involves tens of thousands of patient records that were somehow posted on an unlike lowterry mcsweeney is live at stanford hospital to put this altogether for us. >> 20,000 emergency room patients had some pretty personal information posted online. how it got there and why it was there for so long are two questions still being investigated today. take a look at some pictures, file footage we have of stanford hospital, "new york times" is reporting that patient information is went last year and only found last month and immediately removed. patients that were treated from march to august of 2009. it was found on a website of student of fortune which helps students were their homework and was used as an example of how to take spreadsheet information, how to fake it and convert to a bar graph. -- how to take it and convert it to a bar graph. it didn't include credit cards and social security numbers. a spokesman is saying that stanford is doing everything it can with the goal of having 100% patient information privacy. he says they are continuing to strive for that. they ar

low, but congress' ratings are even lower. and the republicans won't want to go into the 2012 elections without passing something. erice of the morning talk shows suggesting there will be in the end some common ground here. megyn: it's so interesting. the president i think unveiled this plan and i think many expected the republicans to say no, no, no, and that would be a talking point on the campaign trail. so far they seem to be saying maybe, place of businessmaybe, . >> reporter: i think there are some on the left who think the price tag ballooned higher than $450 billion. while the president may get some of this in an environment where both sides are talking about cutting spending, reining in debt. one thing the president has not done is fully explain how he will pay for this. he talked about tax redeductions and changes to medicaid, immediate i care. megyn: . 's it's one thing to say maybe now. it's another to see how they will be paid for and the american people have a chance to weigh in. new information this afternoon on a possible al qaeda terror plot targeting the united states. the threat is credible and so s

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lows and so much worse. >> they are worse. 13%, our own poll, 14% approval rating. that is why i believe and kate was talking about this, ericbeing a little bit more conciliatory. the republicans realize the public is not giving a vote of approval either. i hate to be pollyanna about this, but it might be that something could get done because both the president and republicans understand it is in their own self interest now and their political survival to work together. >> they will be with us for our special coverage that begin here in "the situation room" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. thank you. we also expect the president to talk about something that he and fellow democrats have been talking about extensively. listen. >> there is a bill sitting in congress right now that is an infrastructure bank. >> infrastructure bank. >> infrastructure bank. >> infrastructure bank. >> what does that mean? ali? >> president obama is expected to announce the creation of an infrastructure bank in his jobs speech on thursday. the bank is basically something to take money and send it to projects that work on repairing roads, bridges and waterways.

lows. will the voters who put him in office switch their support in 2012? dr. larry sabato looks into his crystal ball. >> ericn: in 2008, key swing states helped lead president prt obama to victory. with dismal numbers and bad economy, the president is facing his toughest critics in the very places that sent him to the white house with an increasing number of voters now turning their backs on the president, disillusion, can he still win in 2012? dr. larry sabato, director of the university of virginia center for politics, his crystal ball has been incredible in the past. we'll ask you to look at it now. welcome back. >> hey, how are you? >> brian: everyone is caught up in the popularity vote. it doesn't matter. that's not the game we're playing. the game we're playing is state by state. let's look at key states. in florida in 2008, he won with 50% of the vote. 50.9 i should say. now? >> if the election were held now, he would certainly lose florida. i don't think it would even be particularly close. probably 53, 47, something like that. obviously we're talking about 14 months from now. so things can change. b

now, you -- with the eric trump foundation, you decided instead of giving in to different foundations you'd start your own. you walked into st. jude's by danny thomas and march lowdid you say? >> when i walked to st. jude's, i saw something that i've never seen in a children's hospital. it's amazing, it's friendly, it's clean. the people actually believe. they are so good at what they do and so good at the research of finding cures for these amazing, you know, terminal cancers. just a different place. different than any other pediatric hospital i've ever been in. >> major event today, you're golfing at 1:00 and i'll be m.c.ing tonight. big controversy for a while, jerry seinfeld was supposed to be the headliner. your dad is running for president. he doesn't like your dad so what does he do? >> he called me up and he said i no longer want to support the charity of st. jude's. called up bret michaels and he came on board right away and we sold out the event right away. we have a million dollars in the bank and it's really, we're going to blow it out of the water. >> it's incredible what you've done. your dad isn't running for president, i can ask you this question