we will have the full fer sunshine. mid 70s. we are going to hang on to this weather pattern and bump up on saturday into monday and tuesday. that's your pinpoint forecast, we till have a great question with kim up next. ,,,, center in sausalito. >>> another injured sea lion recovering. the 320-pound male nicknamed king neap tune neptune. he was shot in the back. he is still weak, but is eating and is expected to recover. this is the fourth wounded sea lion brought in the last year. >>> in the name of a cat, maxine alder left money for the care it gave her cancer stricken pet ten years ago. any cancer treatment discovered as a result of the donation must include duby's name. >>> tonight's good question comes from the ballpark. iowaadair jones wants to know where they came up with the name bleachers at a baseball park. >> high drive. left field. out of here. >> you have bleacher bums. you have bleacher creepers. i'm not sure what we have here. >> but we have bleachers way out beyond the outfield fence at at&t park and for a fract

. >> as theúwzll push this is way itÑiçó france fers the force -- transfers the force.ng, 3 ork 4,000 pounds. >> and the load goes down to right here. >> and you're basically jamming the garage door into the frame. i1ñ even the door with windowsçó and louvers, is stronr than the frame around it and what actually was failing was the building, not the garage door. >> make shoo you are you explain you don't attach it to the door because you won't be able to open the door. >> so we'll be trying to present some information on how we do it and make recommendations when we finish the testing in the next omonth or two. the city is looking for ways to cost effectively retrofit building. this are other things you should do that are cost effective. >> the important point to make is we're all striving to make our homes more earthquake resistant, not earthquake proof. we cannotÑi earthquake proof lie we can waterÑi proof jackets and rain coates are water proof, but our home and property can be made to be resistant and the more recent codes are -- allow us to be more earthquake resis

. >> -- supervisor mirkarimi: on the use fer uses side, you have district attorney, human services, public health, economic and work force development. this is slightly related to my earlier comment to the police department if it works, those departments come in hand, meaning realignment. if it doesn't work, the police department has a role in this construct, too. right? because as i was mentioning earlier based on the statistic of repeat offenses, the police department is the primary. i noticed that's not in this calculation as well. >> yeah, that's correct. it's a great point. there's no separation out the role of the police department -- separating out the role of the police department from this system. i think the goal here is to try to take a look in the short-term at how we're going to manage this population directly on the services that they're going to hit immediately and directly. and i think there is definitely a longer term discussion and a longer term -- some longer term study that we have to do about how this population is affecting our entire criminal justice system. and cert

fers of all, right there that is diana nyad, you probably know her, 61-year-old long distance swimmerollowing her along for two years as she's been train for a swim from cuba to florida. you heard that right, cuba to florida, 103 miles with no assistance, not even a shark cage. as it turns out, you need to have perfect weather conditions to execute a swim like this. on the day those conditions became perfect, results for the day i left for somalia which is why in't with her. she did get into the water and started an epic swim. but the seas became rough, her shoulder started to hurt, she developed asthma attacks while in the water, and she started vomiting. eventually it all became too much, but she swam for more than 29 hours, more than 50 miles before they literally had to pull her out of the water. shortly after she did get out of the water i called her from somalia. take a listen. diana, you mentioned you needed to have ideal weather conditions for it to really work. can you just explain for one second what that means? it's not simply that the water has to be warm enough and it has

there is the golden bear and the ferness line. >> these are all from the water side. most people don't get to see them from that end. >> right. you have to be in your whale boat sailing along. there are a couple vessels that seem like they are either permanently moored or take out parties. >> excursion boats. >> primarily excursion boats, which is big business here. welcome home. >> old timer. >> isn't that wonderful? let me go back up to pier 23, i'll get over to pier 23 and listen to music and sit outside. it's the happening place. a great place. and it will be preserved, i'm sure. we will -- >> you should know there is a whole national register, historic district. at the embarcadaro waterfront where the nomination is now with the state office of historic preservation. we hope to be able to get action by the state's historic resources commission in november to establish the historic district. pier 23, all these pier, historic piers, pier 21, five projects we just saw are all included within this district that goes from fisherman's wharf down to pier 48 which is just

llegar las olas se elevaban a mÁs de 9 pies aquÍ no cunde el pÁnico la evacuaciÓn ha sido en orden, en ferlas evacuaciones no han sido obligatorias pero se ha impuesto toque de queda. esta maÑana el presidente obama instÓ a los que viven en la zona que podrÍan ser afectados que tomen en serio la situaciÓn porque el huracÁn podrÍa tener consecuenci kuhistÓricas para Í. regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> seguimos en contacto contigo, gracias natalia y tras su paso por carolina del norte podrÍa dirigirse a las costas de nueva york que no han sido afectada directamente por un huracÁn desde el 85 ahÍ estÁ nuestra corresponsal con la informaciÓn mÁs reciente. >>> buenas tardes a poca gs horas de irene nueva york es declarado estado de emergencia y autoridades ordenan la evacuaciÓn de pobladores que viven a nivel de mar. juan vilches sella las entradas de agua en su edificio. >>> esperamos que todo salga bien y no haya ningÚn caso que lamentar. >>> mientras que harÍa luna compra vÍveres y bolsas. >>> sÍ, nos da miedo estamos cerca de la maplaya, vamos a har lo que podamos. >>> pese a la alerta d

and the free house on n fer is bound to be drafty. sand, well, she'd be a scary boss.k watt, abc news, london. >> thanks for watching tonight. we're always on at abcnews.com. don't forget to watch >>> a million dollar embezzl embezzlement case against a giants employee. the i team reveal what's led to arrest. >> it was not a question of if this pipeline would bust. it was a question of when. >> findings of the san bruno pipeline investigation what. pg&e is doing to prevent another disaster. >> and sacramento, walmart leading attack on amazon for skirting new online sales tax law. and it falls under the category of oops. >> and bay area technology that could offer a road map to treating out break of deadly diseases. >> good evening, everyone. >> and a front office employee at san francisco geejts has been arrested on federal charge autos she's accused of embezzling more than $1 million from player accounts. >> and the storyyo

germany fer out of all of this there is talk indeed that germany could be very much strengthened by this current crisis even though i don't think that's true i think you're well no because the danger is obviously if we get a transfer union then german taxpayers will have to. suddenly european neighbors also there's a danger of course with the bailout the german debt levels are going to spiral out of control and of course at the back of all that we certainly see peter de buying bonds in the danger of more printing money to get out of the crisis so there are inflationary dangers in the medium to long term from this richard wellings of the u.k. based institute of economic affairs joining us live in london thanks very much indeed for your time the u.n. security council has condemned escalating violence in syria demanding an end to bloodshed and is calling for internal political dialogue comes amid reports the syrian opposition stronghold of hama has been overrun by government forces with witnesses saying there have been more casualties he's made a point nor is following events at the u.n. in

we'll have more on rick fer perry entering the race . all eyes on iowa. candidates set to debate two days before the iowa straw poll. demdeps having remorse not electing hillary clinton. i agree with them . broken promises and allegations of physical abuse is some of the charges brought against george soros in a lawsuit filed by an ex-girlfriend. the five starts right now. first a roller coaster on wall street and a wild finish. industrials soaring more than of you points and sending the dow back up above 11,000. the president went to michigan and blamed the wild swings on the grid lock in washington. >> unfortunately what we have seen in washington in the last few months is the worst kind of partisanship and grid lock, and that grid lock has undermined public confidence and empeded our effort to take the steps we need for our economy. >> what is in store for the economy in the short run. the market is on wild swings like never before in history. every since the debt deal allowed the president borrow 2.4 trillion . congress is on vacation and the presiden

shannon, himself, did become a professional crip toll fer -- crip tog fer during the war because he had he was assigned to the top secret x system which was a telephone system. it was a hot line connecting president roosevelt and winston churchill, and shannon didn't invent the methodology used to encode the system. it was a kind of -- on the one hand, it was very clever, but on the other hand, incredibly clumsy system. it involved phonograph records with random noise on them, but identical phonograph records on opposite sides of the atlantic. the random noise to oversimplify was added by one record over here while roosevelt would talk, and it was subtracted from the signal in london so that churchhill could listen, and then back and forth, but there was a theoretical problem of how secure this was, and that problem was assigned to claude shannon. they wanted him to figure out whether this could be broken. in the course of doing that, he wrote an entire, elaborate math mall call theory that was immediately classified and stamped top secret. not published for years, until after his mathe

joining me now, "new york times" education reporter fer nan da santos. good morning and welcome.s a great program. can you tell us what it is all about and how it is being structured? >> the interesting thing about it instead of being something focused solely on educational attainment, solely on job placement or job training, it offers this sort of holistic approach, it's how a lot of people have described this initiative, because it deals with problems from the moment a child is in school or at least tries tie dress it that way all the way until they are maybe a man out of prison in search for a job. obviously, the big question here is always about perceptions, right? can things -- can people change the way they see themselves, meaning the black and young and latino men participating in it and can society look at them differently? >> one thing that will help will be the infusion of cash, that incentive to have money to do things, emkate themselves, look at the disparity between the black and hispanic males there is a graphic we are going to put up here, first of all, the graduat

. >> the thing sit is a two-fer. he is out there and he can't help. over a year until the next election. everything is a campaign event. >> it is not his fault. >> and the one person he meets he has a verbal altercation with. can't he handle anything? >> just one thing, right, andrea? just one. i made sure we killed bin laden, but aside from that, one. >> can you say anything positive about him? >> he is a good dad. >> that was positive. good job. >> andy is a good dad. >> and i like that he smokes too. is that wrong? >> oh my god. >> he cares too much. he -- >> he does care too much. he needs to be like me. and he has enough money. he wants to raise a billion dollars. i'm sick of it. >> seriously. >> tucker, you seem shocked that greg writes the job plans the night before they are due. >> yes. >> do you see that guy two seats over, does that change your mind? >> i always imagine bill's hiring was a result of much fore thought. >> as was my facial hair. >> i hid him in my car and then went back to my garage and he wouldn't die. so then i went out and

this report covers the post fer ns report period. the interest of a resource at the head of the community. we know that the this pact continued unabated in cloyne for the 30-year period. three diocese, three cover ups. we cannot say with certainty that the same is not true in every other diocese. we need that certainty. victims' need that certainty to get the peace they deserve. this country needs a certainty to move on. the vast majority of priests were not part of this. they need that certainty. we need to make sure -- the church must get its act together and published its audit. given the amount of time that is being expanded, it is not too much to ask it is published by the end of the year. it would show the real scare all of the situation throughout the country. it is only then that we will be able to say we begin the process of moving on. there is one caveat -- the matter the vatican into reared is appalling. the cloyne is quite correct. the response of the vatican can only be described as unsupportive, especially in relation t

unlike isabel in 2003 that cut the island in half where young school students had to take a fer to gothe school this is just overwash. we want to make sure everybody is clear on that. the other story that was out there there had been a breach in a levee at swan quarter which is one of those places where the ferry goes. they built a dike around it after isabel in 2003 but i talked to emergency management a short time ago and they have been trying to beat back that story. there has been no breach of the dike there. we expect the winds will continue for probably another four or five hours at this intensity or slightly below as the storm moves it's a way up north toward new york city. it's new york city gets this, i don't want to there. >> shep: i don't want to either. we're on the 12th floor of the fox news building. i have been mentioning storm chasers. i want to go to columbia, north carolina the shot where you saw the light house a little while ago. this is right on the sound, on the south side of the sound. if you were at kill devil hills and you look due west, that is where clum yea

as the great nos fer said don't call at come back. 10,7 10,795.we were even from last thursday after two drubbings. cisco systems better than expected results. no low expectations. dow industrials up 75 points. i is an idea. stationed in michigan promised to tase its weather man if it got 3,000 likes on facebook. watch this guy. just gently to the ground. >> that's not nice. >> some people flop around. >> that's not nice. >> with i'm throwing it out there. >> tasing you then. >> i'm the idea man. >> right. what do you think? >> he likes lasers, not tasers. i'd go running for the hills. up to 80 inland, a warm day today. if you're waking up by bay, probably an heaven clock a.m. clearing. 63 at noon. 4:00 p.m. 72. check your drive. >> the maps and also 880, if we can get a live look, past the column see numb moves smoothly. raiders having their preseason game today. the game at 7:00 but the parking lot opens at four and so we're going to see slowing, 66, 98 and through the area probably starting late afternoon. of course raider nation will be in ful

. >> chris: fer perry is a devout evangelical. from a political standpoint.at is the first time americans had seen him focusog that or strong record of job growth. >> i watched his performance and he raised the bar among the candidates. when he enters the race we will find out he is not a cup tea for the republicans. economic republicans are not going to love that. as far as iowa is concerned. last time caucuses were won by a preacher . mike huckabee. >> and george bush who said jesus christ was the philosopher. that will not hurt him in iowa. >> chris: we have to take a break. when we come back, a wild week on wall street . the fall out and what it means for tomorrow's market open. instead of real people.robos 'cuz robots work for free. robot 1:good morning... robot 1:...female child. sfx: modem dial-up noise woman: flaws? yeah, um, maybe. anncr: there's an easier way to save. anncr: get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. is it the new forty, i don't know. i probably feel about thirty. how is it that

our word of the day is a two-fer.ntry has extremely strong capacity to meet financial commitments. aa+ means a very strong capacity to meet financial commitments. s&p says we're in between. the agency knocked the u.s. down because of political risks and rising debt burden. a lot of people don't agree, secretary timothy geithner said s&p showed terrible judgment. let's go to carter evans live from the nasdaq marketsite in new york. everybody is asking how futures are looking, what's going to happen to our stock market. i know you can't prognosticate beyond the open, but you can give me some clue as to how it's going to open. >> let's not forget aa+ that's a high capacity battery, right? i think. just trying to lighten the mood a little bit here because here are futures. they're not looking so good right now. dow futures down 280 points. all the major indices down more than 2.25%, down about 2.5%. we'll see how that opens, how that goes, as the morning progresses. i want to talk about something on cnnmoney.com that you

it would be bet fer he had a big proposal he was going out to sell, but i think it's better -- he's going have to come up with something for the faum and they said repeatedly they will. if he don't, that would be a big disappointment. given he doesn't have a policy now and no incentive to get anything done, to go out, communicate with people is better than doing nothing. >> rachel maddow, my successful colleague. talking about use a little jujitsu. go to the republican records. check the records of any job proposal they end recommended in theirs district. fund it. take their stuff. take their stuff and -- michele bachmann wanted 3,000 jobs for bridge building. well, give her her bridge. your party wouldn't say no, would it? >> they wouldn't say no. >> they've been -- it's kind of -- >> that's the point. everybody has skin in this game to some degree. he's not playing at that level. he's still on the thinking, convince with a good speech, good talking point and america's like, show me some papers, show me what you're going to do. i think the president's made a big miss stack, with perry co

senate sticker, the woman said, you know, tell your sister we're rooting fer for her and hope she wins, and she articulated her frustration, and jenni says you can do more than hope she wins, but vote for her. her response was telling. oh, you know, i'm not political. i'm not the type who votes, and i chose to tell that story not to shame her, but because there's this mind set that, you know, a certain elite control the political party, and they forget, not just the political party, but the political establishment on both sides of the aisle and the people who are impacted by this policy forget that you can get involved, not only can you get involved, but you must get involved, so i talk about some very practical applications, and you here in this room, especially the republican women, you are the leaders, and especially being manhattan republican women -- [laughter] i've often said women politicians have a double standard. conservative women politicians have face it more, a double-whammy, republican conservative women in manhattan have a triple whammy. i hope this book inspires you in

now, carlos fer nan dose naves the 3-year-old boy was rushed to children's hospital in oakland where he died. the victim's family just moved into a house in oakland. they were out shopping when the boy was shot. this happened just days after opd brought back 22 officers. some officers were on tactical alert after the boy was shot and some were held from day watch to patrol the area. >> we cannot let anybody continue to be killed. >> reporter: the mayor's office reached out for federal assistance after the shooting and the increased violence in west and east oakland. police say it stemmed from an ongoing feud between two groups. the other victims sustained minor injuries. there are no suspects or motive. tonight at 7:00 we'll remember carlos with a vigil at 64th and the international the scene the shooting. back to you. >> kristy, you mentioned opd asking for federal help is that because they feel shorthanded that they can't handle all the crime in city. >> reporter: , you know, they have those 22 officers come back just this weekend when they were brought back to the force but there'

we should call tore fer torture and not give way to new speak.n't agree with the vice president more strongly but i admires had candor and the fact he is sticking by his views. on syria, what i actually admire as well and interesting to read the book, we just heard the former ambassador talk about the gentle lady who was in this tragic kay corleone position with assad. i really object to that seriously. we had this "vogue" magazine piece earlier this year, rose in the desert. it talks about the democracy in the assad family. this is a regime champion is murdering its people and if you're married to the mob, it doesn't matter how beautiful your clothes are, we should call a spade a spade, and i do admire the vice president for having done that while in office. >> your take on the vice president's revelation with more to come, obviously, in the days to come, karen? >> what's more likely to happen is that he will confirm more of the things that we suspected. so many of us who were considered conspiracy theorists at the time will find out, know what?

it will get high fer this jobless rates keep going higher.ly close is if you want people thrown out of work and put to work. i recommend the latter. seeing people thrown out of work spreads dread. seeing people being put to work spreads confidence. that's "hardball" >>> the stock market plunges. hey, republicans, now are you ready to get serious about jobs?

. >> reporter: it's a bit of a two fer.can't escape that fact, especially with all of the action that you're seeing from republican presidential candidates here in the last week. and of course, the president is hoping for some support here that he got in 2008 that really gave him that early momentum. but on the other hand, you also have him here using iowa as a backdrop for rural issues. and we've talked about this, that democrats in the mid-term election in 2012 really struggled with rural america and arguably it cost them or helped cost them control of the house of representatives which the president would now say is causing certainly a lot of the headaches that he's having. so here you saw the president today. and even though we're waiting for him to unveil a big sort of jobs creation series of initiatives, he was unveiling smaller things here today for rural communities, increased lending, for instance, increased technology in areas like this for businesses here. >> he certainly, though, was ready to engage with me on p

fer loopholes, lower rates. but the -- i think that at this stage if i could get such a deal. you know, the problem with these bargains in the past is the taxes are real and immediate and somehow the spding cuts never happen. so there's a reason to be very skeptical about them. but, no, i think we ought to be open. we've got to solve this problem in the interest of us all. we ought not rule anything out in pursuit of doing that. >> republicans have certainly successfully made deficit cutting a primary subject of debate here in washington. but how is deficit cutting a jobs creation strategy which is just the thing americans are most concerned about? >> because we're going to have a crushing debt load, therefore higher interest rates. it's now very well demonstrated that past a certain level of debt which we are rapidly approaching faster than anyone ever expected under this administration, growth is permanently stagnated and therefore the american dreamf upward mobility permanently stunted. so i do not agree with those who say, you know, it's like wasn't it st. augustin, lord m

it's a bit of a two-fer it strikes me as.urse here we are in iowa and you can't escape that fact, especially with all of the action that you're seeing from republican presidential candidates here in the last week. and of course the president is hoping for some support here that he got in 2008 that really gave him that early momentum. but on the other hand, you also have him here using iowa as a backdrop for rural issues. and we've talked about this. that democrats in the midterm election in 2010 really struggled with rural america and arguably it cost them, or helped cost them control of the house of representatives, which the president would now say is causing certainly a lot of the headaches that he's having. so here you saw the president today. and even though we're waiting for him to unveil a big sort of jobs creation series of initiatives he was unveiling smaller things here today for rural communities, increased lending, for instance, increased technology in areas like this for businesses here. >> he certainly, though,

estate businesses will create more jobs in the golden state and bring more money into california cof fers. >> every time an out of state company moves a job out of california, then they get a tax break. every time they hire in california, they increase the taxes they pay. >> the governor said if that were reversed, california would have an additional $1 billion and would use that to give business as tax credit when they hire people to work here. republicans said it wouldn't work because california's overall tax rate is higher than other states. >>> there's a new state auditor's report about those who waste taxpayers dollars. it includes a health executive who spent $50,000 at places like the golden globe awards. he said it was essential to his job. also, a prison psychologist who would work on his private practice wasting $200,000. the report indicates the need for more supervision but it didn't slow widespread abuse among employees. >>> we're going to check in again with sal on the friday morning commute. >>> things are getting better if you're driving on 880. there was a big crash in do

. >>> a fer started around 11:30 sunday night on jackson street. 84-year-old marilyn postally and her care taker connie yim died on tuesday. firefighters originally thought cigarettes started the fire. yesterday they said the exact cause is still under investigation. >>> a smoky fire at a sacramento recycling yard broke out. while firefighters positioned their trucks, a company manager jumped into a tractor and started pulling apart burning debris. firefighters said there wasn't a water pressure problem. they just needed to get their trucks closer to the fire to increase the pressure. one firefighter was injured and was hospitalized overnight. >>> the finance manager for a santa rosa grade school will be charged with embezzlement. she stole all $500,000. she wrote checks for as much as $30,000 to support a drug habit. school board members said they're shocked. they're funded by grants and donations. classes will resume on monday as scheduled. >>> town officials are hoping to get a judge's decision to lay off six employees. they want to outsource. a judge issued a restraining order. to

the private eye considerate fer butler was indicted on 13 counts authorities say the two men set up phony sting operations to conduct warrantless searches and steal narcotics. welsh and butter were arrested today by the nib. >> they're trying again in the bay view. clergy and police are planning to sit down tonight to talk about what can be done to make that neighborhood safer. unlike last month's town hall meeting organizers hope this will be about collaboration. >> there is a new movement in the bay view neighborhood being led by young people like these. >> there is a run through with a scenario. >> they're members of the san francisco organizing project ai. faith-based group in the city 25 years. this latest mission run by a new generation is to bring peace and safety to the bay view. >> i'm involved because i'm tired of seeing brothers my age dying. >> at heart of the plan to try to reduce violence and crime here is what is called a cease fire strategy. according to police chief it begins by using data to identify troublemakers and then, intervening. >> you sort of tell them look. the

that was a good way to get some money, and it was kind of a tax-free transz fer. >> what did they get out of the deal money-wise? what's the economics? >> oh, a $7-$8 billion deal. they got stock, and one was dispute in the thing was the chandlers wanted their money in stock so there's no paying taxes. it was a tax free transfer and some didn't like that because they were going to get cash and have to pay taxes on it. it get settled out, but it was at the time the largest newspaper merger in history. >> i apologize with my obsession with a particular illinois governor, but in the same way we discourage him for forgetting there's some in the audience who may have voted for him six different times, there's also an impulse; correct, to disparage the deal now. is it not true that for some period of time the conventional wisdom was it was a smart move and things were headed in the right direction? >> a lot of times it was thought the deal was working. i mean, in the early years it was doing well. the company took a lot out time managers, a lot of duplication. they did something that frankl

meanwhile, day by day in this republic, we see an unprecedented prans fer of resources from the productive class to the obstructive class. much of this wept does not -- wealth does not exist, what are we redistricting? liberty. a rule by regulators of bureaucrats and social engineers. just this week, the forelly golden state of california, a broke jurisdiction whose government and dependency class drives of what's left of the productive class to flee the borders. the state announced just this week its burping priority is it needs to regulate bed shoots in motels and hotels. it will be illegal under the california sheet regime -- [laughter] for motels and hotels to put non-fitted shoots on their beds so there will be a sheet regulatory regime with sheet enforces kicking down room 73 to check their incompliance with the california sheet regime. you can try to resist, but they'll kick the sheet out of you. [laughter] there's an aproxy quotation to describe the way pass vieses assume the soldiers are there to defend. people sleep in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do

. >> it's a two fer.pe that fact with all the action you are seeing with republican candidates in the last week. of course the president is hoping for some support he got in 2008 that gave him that early lead. you have him using iowa as a backdrop for rural issues. democrats in the mid-term election really struggled with rural america and it cost them or helped cost them control of house of the representatives that the president said cost a lot of the headaches that he is having. here you saw the president and even though we are waiting for him to unveil the job creations, he was unveiling smaller things for rural communes and for instance increased technology for businesses here. >> he didn't back away at all over the comments made. >> he didn't back away and having talked to advisers, they are in a wait and see mode right now. there is so much interest in rick perry, but months ago there was so much interest in john huntsman that we are not seeing now. they are keeping an eye now on rick perto see what

every red area, that's $1 million or more in damage fer census track.r kind of a breakup of some counties. millions of dollars of damage. this is now the jersey shore. millions of dollars in damage here. but back out to eastern long island and into connecticut, rhode island, and even massachusetts, there's boston, there's manchester, new hampshire. million dollars or more, the total loss just from wind alone is now estimated at $2.7 billion. joe? >> that's just amazing. when you think of it, feel so love to live very close to the water because they can see it, they can hear it. but when you have something like this happening, you start thinking twice, don't you? and that number has nothing to do with storm surge yet as all of that water gets pushed up to the northeast with 250 miles worth of tropical storm force winds. that's ten hours of winds blowing the same way, pushing water in and just flooding slowly like a rising bathtub. >> thanks so much for that now. a state of energy is in effect in maryland ahead of hurricane irene. governor martin o'malley

give you an update on the morning commute, including a problem in the north bay. [ screaming ] >>> ferts -- terrifying moments for a group coming home from their first day of school when the driver noticed smoke coming from the steering wheel. the bus driver was able to pull over and get all 16 students out safely. no word on what caused the fire. a woman from orange county accused of throwing her 7-month- old baby off a parking garage structure may be in court today. sonya hermoseo was arrested monday night just minutes after her baby was scene falling off the garage. she was depressed after she was told her son was born with a deformity. she's having psychological evaluations and the baby is in the hospital in critical condition. >>> we want to check in with sal. traffic fairly slow. >> there is some slow traffic. i'm getting my hands full all of a sudden with all of the activity on the road. look at 280 northbound. very slow getting up to the downtown san jose area and getting up to the west valley. by the way, northbound 280 after farmhill road on the shoulder, there is a fatal acc

who got jon huntsman, pushing for any kind of a deal to avoid a default for weeks and went tor a two-fersort of accused of being too steadfast in opposition and people like mitt romney are waffling, he came out and said, that he would essentially, time for leadership and, quote, those who ducked the debate entirely and would have allowed a nation to slide into default are not the type of positions he'd take and that is the gamut of all of the 12 of them, largely, now, most of them expected to oppose it. bill: it is all relative, too, and a very interesting reaction there, carl, thank you, on the trail, talking to everybody and we'll talk with you, real soon, thank you, carl. alisyn: "fox news alert," and there's a lot of activity on capitol hill, right now, and, we want to track it for you. the senate is convening, at this hour for the first time since the announcement last night of that debt ceiling deal. we are awaiting word on whether there will be a vote on that deal, today. we're also waiting for the start of a key meeting for house members and party leaders will lay out details on

i am surprised at the fer orb nature of the cry 1i678 coming at the president from the left, from democratsfrom liberal democrats. roberts reich was here in "the situation room" yesterday, let me play a little clip. he seems to be very disappointed in the president. i supported him, but i think right now by leading the country to think this is a deficit and debt crisis, agreeing with basically the republicans and not standing up as any president should right now when the economy is dead in the waters, we are losing jobs, a larger percentage of the adult population is looking for work out of work in terms of full-time jobs than we have seen in 30 years -- >> how worried are you you may be losing some of that base of the democratic party? >> first of all, there's a fundamental mrs. apprehension in what the secretary said. obviously this is the president that pushed for recovery act, this is a president who's cut taxes 26 times, mostly for the middle class and small businesses. this is a president who thinks every single day about job crazy and how we rebuild or economy. he's challenging the c

now in classic doublespeak the attorney general goes on to say the phrase, quote to allow the trens feruld not be construed to suggest that the atf condoned or sanctioned the suspected firearms trafficking activity. the doj also admits to those 11 additional crimes being performed with fast and furious guns. key here, jenna that these are violent crimes, number one. number two that they happened in the united states. as you know up until now we only know of three cases where fast and furious guns were used. that is the murder of brian terry, a basically a massacre in sonora and also torture and murder after lawyer down in chihuahua. now we have the doj admitting that these guns were used in 11 additional violent crimes. now, senator grassley and congressman issa are saying, we want to know the specifics. of. where those guns were found, what cities and how they were used and we know that the atf knows that information. they're not sharing it which is part of the frustration on the part of the congressman and also the senator. and what i was going to talk to you earlier is that basically

the dirty words, the key feature was underground comics and a baseball comics with an "x," c-o-m-i-x fer adult readership aimed at teenage boys began the offensive and have images of sexual mutilation and domination of incest and what not. they were offensive sometimes. in the 50's and the late 70's it became more commonplace in the newspapers, pictures of naked and hafnia and women were commonplace and it's easy to see how they could be troubled by some of this material, but it was all constitutionally protected and the supreme court was very clear on this and in order to declare legally the scene it has to appeal to the interest and a front of the community standards and utterly without redeeming social value there was a widely read it's hard the violated community standards in every case but there were also in the broader sense always social and political favors they dealt with social and political concerns and that was not the case. i would say obscenity and harassment is the main topic people try to use to stifel these papers. i could not find a single example of the paper that had

the dirty words, the key feature was underground comics and a baseball comics with an "x," c-o-m-i-x fert readership aimed at teenage boys began the offensive and have images of sexual mutilation and domination of incest and what not. they were offensive sometimes. in the 50's and the late 70's it became more commonplace in the newspapers, pictures of naked and hafnia and women were and ie how they could be troubled by some of this material, but it was all constitutionally protected and the supreme court was very clear on this and in order to declare legally the scene it has to appeal to the interest and a front of the community standards and utterly without redeeming social value there was a widely read it's hard the violated community standards in every case but there were also in the broader sense always social and political favors they dealt with social and political concerns and that was not the case. i would say obscenity and harassment is the main topic people try to use to stifel these papers. i could not find a single example of the paper that had an affinity connection that was

he had a lot of integrity as fer deride officials mind. the guy you went to if you wanted to get an american out you would go to rauf and he would oblige. he was a very interesting guy. he is the one who led, who agitated for the christmas amnesty, the christmas amnesty for 1933 that led a lot of prisoners out of the camps and so forth in germany. and he later claimed that that was one of the most fine moment when he got to choose who got to go free. said he was a very interesting character who martha it seems clear at this point had a relationship with and a charming photograph in the collection of the library of congress where martha and the chief of the gestapo are sitting at a table in a lovely little outdoor country restaurant having a grand time. i just find that kind of magical cure is this evil character, potentially evil character with the daughter of the ambassador, the american ambassador to germany one other thing, just as he was the perfect embodiment of the secretary of state if you were to try to imagine what a villain, what