all this is a look of your fide forecast and now the traffic >> no hot spots to tell you about the crewsave not cleared up the scene we're now in the 7:00 hour they had hoped to have a clear you see a back up on the 680 southbound. we will update the drive time and a complete traffic check when the kron 4 morning news continues. of a rise on on wall street we are still seeing a big drop to 53 on friday and is below our a 11,000 mark the time now is that the sixth 57 and take you for watching the kron 4 morning does >> will be watching the fog as we return in two minutes

. >> reporter: the only people allowed to smoke in designated areas is people with bona fide certificates. >> what is it for? >> anxiety. it does help, for a test or something. >> reporter: didn't pot make you paranoid? >> not at all. it fixes every problem for me. >> it allows my muscles to relax and have wellness and fulfilled life. >> reporter: the fair runs through sunday and tickets are $20 at the gate. in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> a need for caution as 9-11 anniversary nears and the warning coming tonight from homeland security and the role small planes might play in a new attack. nine-eleven vi how . >>> it's an emotional process, but also an historical record of the lives lost that day. >> the painful, but rewarding mission for the families of some 9-11 victims and how they are creating a living memorial to their memories online. >>> and an amazing act of bravey, all in a day's work and how these officers were reward for risking their lives. before the tenth anniv of nine-eleven. the associated press says th . >>> a warning tonight of a terror threat just days before the 1

when the icy nice with the bison being melted away on the fide animal was instantly moved into an ice house. and we think we're about to enter a unique place but it's a gift to people from the northern climates permafrost makes it possible to store food if it's a remarkable place but there's nothing special about this small ice house but it is unique nonetheless you know we're going to see something even more exciting in science. the corridor and sells the ice house will hollowed out by hand inside an enormous ice formation the walls and floor i'm a device each year they're sprayed with water ventilation is checked at the same time this makes it possible to maintain the low temperature and humidity. your playlet on that you quote it's been usually warm this summer in chicago. by permafrost began to degrade and rapidly melt away and we feared we might lose the bison buried in it. consequently members of my team moved it to this ice house as fast as possible we have what we're going to. specialists instantly try to find out what caused the animals death the bison tail stands upright ins

. >> reporter: and the only people allowed to smoke in the designated area, people with bona fide doctor's recommendation. >> what is your prescription for? >> anxiety. actually, yeah. and it does help. definitely. for a test or something. >> reporter: doesn't pot make you paranoid? >> not at all. it fixes every problem for me. >> reporter: it allows my muscles to relax and it allows me to have wellness and a fulfilled life. >> the fair runs through sunday, and tickets are $20 at the gate. in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> it is a super soaker for the gulf coast. tropical storm lee stalls offshore. a look at the damage already, and when the storm may make it to land. >>> closer to home, we have a classic summer forecast for you. it looks like increasing fog may bring cooler temperatures in the beginning of the week, as we come to the end of the summer season. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lee slam a boat against a pier ississippi. there >>> high winds from tropical storm lee slam a boat against a pier in mississippi. there is flooding all along the gulf coast, as the storm stalls just offshore, evacua

new coast of the united states it will turn into a major hurricane brought the weekend and after the fide track it would is not determined which way it will slow there is a slight possibility it could turn towards the united states as we head into the middle part of next week's as flooding continues on the east coast all eyes will be on hypatia and her apkatia and her porchaph when. still have major flooding in that new jersey and vermont this is better send new jersey and this is where president barack obama will be maturing on sunday governor kuala has estimated the damage to his state at a billion $70 million in damage to the death toll to to the hurricane has now risen to 45 >> hi virginia had another aftershock it was 3.4 band it can't happen to 29 a m on our time it was sell the saudis from a mineral and for jim more than 20 aftershocks have followed that earthquake. this is a new video coming into kron 4 millions of dollars of damage was done at this virginia high-school this a was caught on tape, as a silly crashed in deberg. >> turn your attention to local weather and then this i

. >> reporter: the only people allowed to smoke in the designated area is bona fide are doctor's prescriptions. >> what is your prescription? >> anxiety. >> it does help for a test or something. >> doesn't pot make you paranoid? >> not at all. it fixes every problem for me. >> it allows my muscles to relax and allow me to have wellness and a fulfilled life. >> the fair runs through sunday. tickets are $20 at the gate. in oakland, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> libyan leader muomar ghadafi still on the run. but rebels seem to think that they know where he is. the strong push as they make their way to ghadafi's last-known strong hold. >>> the c.i.a. and muomar ghadafi working together? what some documents just uncovered revealed. >>> our summer weather pattern to continue here through the long holiday weekend, as we see the low clouds and fog ever present and a cooling trend on the way. ,,,,,,,,,,,, man who disappeared while hiking in yosemite national park. >>> search crews are still looking for a man who disappeared while hiking yosemite national park. 69-year-old gene hall was last seen tuesday at

place by boat at that moment a huge chunk of permafrost collapsed into the water to reveal them on the fide corpse the fine was immediately reported to fyodor should love skiing he is officially licensed to collect paleontological objects in this area it was fielder who organized the expedition and prepared a camp for field research. she would know she is today i think that we need to inspect the place and just relax a bit before we would like to move to that side. of the view to smolder it he worked in the evening everybody will come up with a plan of their own and will correct everything with pretty cute. tagging along with the expedition is our county should love ski both the son of the organizer and the youngest member of the group before the others arrived he had already gathered a huge number of ancient fossils found in the area the group has taken a lively interest in his collection. this is a bison horn. preserved because it was kept in a natural freezer. thanks a lot arkady let me shake your hands well done. work like that for another two days and then we'll send you back home. at

why was everyone so shocked after all right here at r t in our studios we've had several guests bona fide traders even former goldman sachs employees who have the very same thing washington is not the biggest player in this the global bankers are the biggest players the global hedge fund managers that's where the action that is determining the outcome of this mass not the players in washington they have already ceded control to the global banking industry wall street has been pulling the strings in washington from the get go it is the largest sector of campaign contributions and that's to go through but for the mainstream media who don't share views like these are sunny's honesty was unexpected survive and thrive t.v.'s george hamon will be asked in these questions on b.b.c. he does let it all hang out and the actual truth came across. recently also sent shock waves around the world when he told the b.b.c. that most traders don't really care if and when the economy is fixed personally i've been dreaming of this one for three years i have a confession which is i go to bed every night i dre

. >> ben's chili bowl will fide stride chili for the competition and is preparing 30 pounds of chili person competing. that's about 60 regular servings each. >> you do not want to share a bed with those. >> indigestion is right. >> funky. >> photos of engineers repelling from the washington monument is our top trending story and the investigation into the death of a george washington university student and a post tweeted by "the onion" that caused so much controversy. >> still to come in the next hour of good morning, washington -- >> coming up, new food recalls in the wake of that deadly tainted cantaloupe report. >> and traffic and weather when good morning, washington continues in just >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> breaking news from yemen in what could be a major victory in the war on terror. american-born cleric at suspected al qaeda leader has been killed. >> we go live to northwest d.c. with breaking details. >>> good morning. he was called the inspiration for terror including the underwear bomber. officials confirmed to abc news that

he's not an actual trader or a bona fide no firm but what he said was accurate and true so that's and. i think it's very much trying to kill the messenger yeah you're right you know just as christine story showed just now that there are a lot of people out there that have said similar things for a long time on this network on other alternative news outlets and they've just been ignored but ok so it's obvious that goldman sachs doesn't singlehandedly rule the world but do you believe in this entire premise that perhaps the banks are more powerful than a lot of our politicians when you look at the people that have moved from wall street to washington or you know the revolving door that keeps going on and on and on of those people that are now in the obama administration you look at the fact that wall street has never been prosecuted for what you can call you know one of the biggest crimes of the century if not the biggest crime of the century thus far you look at the fact that you know when wall street lobbies for something legislation usually goes in their favor. well my sense is that

according to the affidavit his desire to attack the united states is so strong that he con fided i just stop, there is no other choice for me. the fbi sa allows these cases to play out so that potential juries can see the over the acts, listen to tape recorded conversations and see that the suspects really do have deadly intentions. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> immigration agents rounded up 186 criminal aliens as the government calls them in northern california. part of a 7 day sweep around the country. in the bay area, 35 people were arrested in santa clara county. another 23 in alameda county. arrests also made in sonoma, marin, contra costa, san mateo and santa cruz counties. among those arrest ared, 126 in the bay area had fellthy convictions for assault, child abuse, drug trafficking and more. five are gang members. 32 are immigration fugitives. >> this was a targeted operation looking for specific people who everyone here had a criminal conviction. not only was their immigration status an issue but also they all had criminal convictions as well. >> a total of 2900 peop

. >> my plan is a bona fide pro-workingman's plan.from the regulations that are a boot on our neck. >> reporter: it had everything. everything except the announcement so many tea party faithful were waiting to hear. that nevererame. but she teased them with a folksy, new catchphrase to appeal to regular folks. >> corporate, crony capitalism. barack obama has showed us cronyism on steroids. >> reporter: and a new joke. >> polls are for strippers and cross-country skiers. >> reporter: palin even turned fire on the man who would be her rival. the presumed front-runner, texas governor rick perry, a long-time politician. >> we are governed by a permanent political class. they spend, they print, they borrow, they spend more. and then, they stick us with the bill. >> reporter: perry will face off for the first time tomorrow at a candidates' forum in south carolina, against mitt romney. now, that's likely to get contentious. romney has also been making not-so-subtle digs about career politicians. digs clearly aimed, dan and bianna, at perry.

he can get to perry's left on social security, he can reinforce his moderate bona fides. he can pick, make perry look unelectable in the general election. and on his right he has his immigration issue which has been dropped into his lap. he can attack from both sides simultaneously. you could see the palpable delight in mitt romney's eyes. the savoring smile on his face as he went after rick perry on this issue with every buzzword, every kind of, like, dog whistle. illegals, $100,000. all the kind of conjuring of liberal distributive justice that the base just loathes in that response. >> all right. now, let's listen to how rick perry picked himself back up today at the cpac conference. >> as conservatives we know that values and vision matter. it's not who is the slickest candidate or the smoothest debater that we need to elect. we need to elect the candidate with the best record and the best vision for this country. the model for socialized medicine has already been tried and it failed. not just in western europe, but in massachusetts. >> maggie, it sounds like he had a

my plan is a bona fide pro working man's plan. and it deals in reality. it deals in the way that the world really works. because we must talk about what really works in order to get america back to work. my plan is about empowerment, empowerment of our states, empowerment of our entrepreneurs, most importantly, empowerment of you, our hard working individuals. because i have famg,ith, i have trust, i have respect for you. the way forward, no more politics than usual. we must stop expanding an out of control and out of touch federal government. this is first. all power, not specifically delegated to the federal government by our constitution, is reserved for the states and for we the people. so let's enforce the tenth amendment. devolve powers back locally where the founders intended them to be. second, what happened to all of those promises about staying committed to repealing the mother of all big government unfunded mandates? we must repeal obama care. and rein in burdensome regulations. get government out of the way and let the private sector breathe a

his stint in the commerce department gave him some business bona fides.e foreign policy experience. he served as bam bass dor to singapore when he was just 32. and yes, the emerging super power in the far east, huntsman's time as barack obama's ambassador to china is an asity, not a liability. he calls himself a main stream con sefbtive but that went out long before slin and christine o'donnell. he believes climate change is for real. defended compromised plans to raise the debt ceiling and would like our troops out of afghanistan quickly. he believes in evolution. calling it part of god's plan. and thinks that michele bachmann's promise to lower gas prices to $2 per gallon is isn't grounded in reality. and that rick perry's quote, almost traes onnist refer el a ben bernanke was inserious. he would like to simplify the tax system an by the way the wall street journal deeming his economic plan quote certainly better than that of any of the presidential pierce. he regards his opponents as

candidates in his position, trying to approve their conservative bone fides to people. frame this as romney defending the new deal is wise for a republican primary. i think the problem came when perry kept getting pressed on what his solution was, he didn't have one. he said, we should start to have the conversation about it. he didn't mention the galveston plan which we came familiar with six years ago when he talked about reforming social security. why doesn't he present details? that's one thing i hear about perry. if you're going to force the discussion and not the discussion you should be having, come up with a plan. the media is going to attack it. don't hang it out there and let them beat you up. >> jim, when does rick perry get detailed in these debates? is he going to be forced to be detailed by other candidates? >> he doesn't have to be detailed, ed. he's doing well without any kind of detail whatsoever. what people are starting to see and learn about this guy, the thing nobody is talking about is he is decisive. he makes decisions and stands by them. you talk

standing on and the next couple weekless go a long way in determining whether perry can regroup and fide his footing as a national candidate. to date, the answer is, he can't. >> thanks so much. >>> and playing out on the hill this morning. executives for the solar company solyndra on the hot seat before a house committee investigating why the obama administration agreed to give the now bankrupt company over half a billion dollars in taxpayer loans, this despite big red flags the company was in danger of going belly up. the execs previously promised to testify under oath, but this morning changed their tune. >> i've been advised by my counsel, that it is the better course for me to assert my constitutional right to decline to answer questions under the fifth amendment i. must invoke the privilege afforded by the fifth amendment to the u.s. constitution. >> public -- patake a listen to what the republican side said. >> if we have learned anything about mr. harrison, it is that until this morning he has had no problem talking about the company, and, in fact, it makes you wonder what you're

morning, and governor perry, like hmany republicans i the south, he said to prove his republican bona fidesce voted for ronald reagan. he was al gore's chairman in 1998, if you twice voted for ronald reagan how was it that al gore was preferable to ronald reagan's vice president george h.w. bush? >> i don't know if he's been asked that directly, but i'm going to guess at his answer. back then rick perry like a lot of texans was a southern conservative democrat. john, you may be too young to remember but we used to have people like that in the south. we don't really anymore and perry followed the course that a lot of texans did when they became republicans. i first moved to texas in the mi mid-'70s and having grown up in brooklyn, new york and living in florida i was shocked at the people in east texas who called themselves democrats. to my view they never should have been democrats and that's what rick perry was, i can't imagine it will be a big problem in this campaign, but we'll see. >> as we await this debate and two more over the course of the next couple of weeks, a style point, does h

look over my shoulder and i wasn't ever afraid of every cop card that went by because i had a bona fide id. i was working in a law firm in denver. i was working at a hospital in seattle. and i set up early warning systems at the law firm. one of my responsibility was supporting the law firm's telephone system which was kind of cool. i couldn't have written this job description better myself because now i was able to insert code into the photocopy system so if anybody in the law firm called the u.s. attorney's office or the fbi it would immediately send me a page with a four digit code that was 6565 which happened to be the last four digits of the number that was the fbi system. if anybody would be able to hit the trip wire i would be able to get out fast enough. >> i want to know -- it seems like, obviously, you were animated to do all of this for the thrill of it. >> right. >> is there anything out there that kind of scares you that people are doing things -- >> it's all changed. the trend for hacking has changed. it's all about organized crime, leveraging hacking skills or recruiting

i was so worried because a bona fide government issued i.d. and have legitimate jobs, work in an offerman denver, hospital in seattle. i set up early warning systems at the law firm. one of my responsibilities for supporting the loughran telephone system, which was kind of cool. i couldn't have written a job description better myself because now is able to insert code into the system so if anybody at the loughran called the u.s. attorney's office with the fbi, it would immediately send me a page with a four digit code that was 6565, which happen to be the last four digits of the telephone number for the fbi los angeles. i set up early warning systems so if anyone had the tripwire, it would be let's get out quickly enough. >> i want to know -- it seems like obviously you were innovated to do all of this for the thrill of it. is there anything out there you see now that actually kind of scares you that people are doing things? better to start those. >> hockey now it's all about organized crime, leveraging hacking skills are recruiting hackers to

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caffeine is not the answer for real, bona fide adhd.luted into the false sense of security, if i go to the local star buck, i'll cure my son or daughter's adhd. >> reporter: doctors are warning parents to be wary of unorthodox treatments they learn from dr. google. >> a lot of people are getting into trouble by treatments they find on the internet. >> reporter: how can you be sure you're not solving one problem and creating several more serious medical issues? >> well, i can't, entirely. >> reporter: before casting stone, christie haskell urges skeptics to give coffee a chance and know the risks first. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> they are already weighing in on twitter. you just got an interesting one. >> i do, from irene. i used to teach add kids. coffee worked for half of my group. >> what do you think? do you think it's appropriate for young kids to have coffee? vote now, using the "gma" app on your smartphones or go to abcnews.com/gma. >>> and coming up, the kardashian sisters are here. kim, khl

. >> as the bona fide singer in the bunch how are these actors doing -- >> tom cruisise blew me away.g in "the help." but in addition n that a couple weeks ago you launched yet another of our fragrances that go to your charity that help empower women and you have raised so much money for women to help get their lives together and get up on their feet. >> well, i am -- you know -- >> yeah, big applause for that. [ cheers and applause ] >> and i am those women. you know, i remember, you know, my life being like that, you know, and i am them so i mean i would do myself a disservice if i didn't want to encourage them and educate us together. you know what i'm saying not just, you know, just really build us up and help us to be better. >> great project. thank you so much for that. >> you're welcome. >> now, ladies and gentlemen from the number one movie "the help" is the song "the living proof" by mary j. blige. >> thank you. ♪ oh it gonna be a long long journey it's gonna be an uphill climb ♪ ♪ it's gonna be a tough fight there's gonna be some lonely nights ♪ ♪ but i'm ready to carry on s

instances in which the agency failed to meet legitimate expectations, public attacks on the agency's bona fideuse, the potential failure to give it appropriate resources and the assumption that the agency can't can even get wrong right can demoralize those whose participation in sustainable change is crucial and, ultimately, prevent this committee from achieving its very laudatory objectives. fifth, the sec must do better and change. it has too important a role to play. principle among the requirements, i think, is for the agency to be creative in the figuring out how to meet its new responsibilities including those under the dodd-frank act without receiving any additional funding. one such way is effectively for the agency to improve its compliance examination function, the very function that did not capture the madoff and stanford ponzi schemes. it could do this, um, if congress gives it the authority to require every money manager to be examined either yearly or this case of smaller firms, every other year, um, at no cost to the taxpayer by an independent, um, expert group that would do an

you're the bona fide walking away no more calls, please, historians. >> please. and geist. >> please. >> i read his book. it was stunning. and the part about president garfield, i had never read such scholarship. >> amazing. >> brian's doing the greatest generation, the garfield version. >> not the cat, but the president. >> it was as richard hoff said a war of choice. it was not a war of necessity. and, so, yes, elective is a synonym for choice. i do not believe from what i know of the players and the first rough draft of history that there was an intentional lie about the cause for war in iraq. they wanted to go forward, violating an ancient american principle. we don't go forward in search of monsters to destroy. and that's what happened. but i think in the president's heart, it was the right thing to do. i do not think he lied to us. and i think he was wrong. i think he said he was wrong, but to say he lied is to corrode the political dialogue even further and is dangerous for us going forward. >> we have to work through it. >> jon, was there enough skepticis