robert gale, he led the u.s. assistance to the sow yet government during the chernobyl accident.nd from japan, co director of the advocacy group, peace boat, he is a grass roots activist, that works with rests uh just about every someday. so helen, we are are 3 1/2 years past the melt down, i just mentioned the reports of kids and thyroid cancer, potentially from the radiation. are you seeing evidence of people in or near fukushima having health problems specific to radiation? >> well the trouble is scientists in japan, are not collecting the data on patients. many doctors have been told not to tell the patients that the symptoms to be related to radiation. there's a huge cover up. the only thing that is being officially looked at is thyroid cancer during ultra sounds on children under the age of 18. they found 104 suspected or confirmed cancer. the population is normally one to two per million. it indicates these children have a very high dose of radiation, and they probably still getting it. but because it takes five to 80 years to cancers and leukemias to develop, we are only

a conversation with gale right now. snoet snoet # ♪ >> gale sheehy became one of the primary practitioners of -- when a host of stellar writers redefined nonfiction writing in america. she also broke barriers for women at a time when the real "mad men" meaning white american men rule the call for the political landscape in this country. she's written about politics and wlikt zones and she's always written honestly about her own life experiences. gail sheehy, an honor to have you on the program. pleasure to bump into. >> what adairing man. >> we ran into each other at bookexpo. i said come on the show. here you are. >> my publisher said, okay, we'll second you to l.a. >> thank you for my ticket. >> i'm glad you got to l.a. i wonder if i might ask you to read one paragraph for me. >> i'm happy. >> you need your glasses? >> i think i can do it. i just had cataract surgery so i'm good. as i now reflect on what daring means in my life, i realize it's how i survive. when i fear what i do is dare. fear immobilizes. daring is a

honey or syrup. >> look at gale. >> are you bridgingy? ago girl over here. >> just suggestion for to you get you going. good morning to you both. ahead on last night's 06 minutes, former defense secretary leon panetta said we're now paying the price for president obama's decision, not to arm the syrian rebels, this morning, cia insider mike morrell tells us the safest way to arm those rebels now. plus, is living longer worth it? doctor david, on the fight against aging, and when the resources being spent are worth the goal. and led zeppelin legend. don't you love a good legends? robert plant in studio 57 today. the news is back in the morning, we'll see in you about ten minutes. and he's got a new albumn. his first in many, many years. >> how about that? and gale, i think there is a 9:45 asela heading southbound, so we'll be waiting. >> english muffins would still be warm, just saying. >> i was on the asela yesterday. i love the a sell a see you guys. >> take care have, a good show. ♪ >> hacking scandal has claimed several more victims. >

we have a gale tone. will the an take hot?e giants, too, but they are coming back before the end of the season which is this weekend. 52 in wood side is the temperature and coolest on the peninsula. everyone else in the mid-to-upper 50's until san bruno at 55 and 62 in san francisco and oakland and 66 in hair and 57 in san ramon. this is how it looks at 101 and 880 with clouds in san jose and 48 to 64 is the temperature spread. you can tell the nights are getting longer with microclimates. the sun comes up quicker than yesterday. by 7:00, 64 to 74. enjoy. >> over the a pass, a building up of traffic, from tracy, 31 miles per hour the closer you are to greenville and then slow and go traffic through livermore. if the drive moves through the san ramon valley along 680, drive sometime is clear and up to highway 24, lafayette to orinda, no delays. the project manager will not make such a big impact but either way, give yourself a few extra minutes from the east bay. >>> more trouble if california health insurance exchange with tho

wait for natss juanfra ---en una conferencia de prensa al final de la cumbre de la "otan" en gales, elidente barack obama dijo que ha recibido algunas recomendaciones para abordar el tema de la migracion a las que podra recurrir sin ayuda del congreso... sin embargo, seÑalo que no tomar ninguna medida hasta finales de verano, como ya lo haba prometido... lorena ---el presidente ha estado bajo presin de algunos democratas por no actuar antes de las elecciones intermedias de noviembre para no desafiar a la oposicin republicana frente a los vulnerables democratas en el senado... lorena --- iniciamos con informacion que nos llega desde san francisco, donde un voraz incendio de cinco alarmas destruyo un local comercial.....cuadrillas de bomberos trabajaron toda la noche para asegurase de que brazas no reactivaran este incendio.... juanfra take map --- como lo escuch aqu en telemundo 48 primeros con la noticia... el incendio comenz en el 2632 de la calle mission poco despues del medio da y le tom horas a los bomberos sofocar las llamas... take 2boxes caterine orozco... en vivo desde la calle

sobre este tema, el presidente obama lleg a estonia, das antes de realizarse la cumbre de la otan en galesue el mandatario estadounidense, autoriz el envo de 350 militares adicionales para protejer las instalaciones diplomticas y personal en bagdad... la casa blanca segur que este nuevo contingente militar no tendr un rol de combate... la descisin esta encaminada a protejer las embajadas de estados unidos en bagdad. take vo - lorena --los indices de popularidad del presidente barack obama presentan una fuerte caida en california. --el 45 por ciento de los votantes en este estado tiene una opinion favorable en referencia a la labor del mandatario. --segun una encuesta dada a conocer hoy, en el mes de junio, su aceptacion cayo 5 puntos. --en el area de la bahia, la simpatia al presidente cayo un 7 por ciento en 30 dias. juanfra ---hacemos nuestra primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. take vo si usted enva dinero a su familia en mxico... preste mucha atencin porque esta noticia le interesa!!! y es que muchos estn siendo vctimas de inescrupulosos... ya le contamos... lorena atenc

. >> maybe gale is the mystical force.l force. >> there is a possibility of a fourth category. those that show up on time, but as the expectation bar indicates, this is highly unlikely. >> we're using cell phone as the excuse why we're becoming flakey, but when in reality it's just us. >> all of this might seem rude, annoying, or just plain [ bleep ], and that's because it is. >> i wonder what gunner is doing. >> there's nothing more cute than a koala mom toting her baby on her back. chris winter says this koala wandered up his driveway, and then it wandered off into the building. she notices, oops, i've come to the end of the building. then watch what happens. >> oh. >> he thought she was a flying squirrel. >> but she was okay. >> look at him. there she goes. >> go home, koala. you're drunk. >> here on that dog gone eucalyptus she gave us. then there is a beautiful delightful. that's joe joe. joe joe loves to play with other animals, and in this instance joe joe is caring for these puppies. these puppies were not able to

en la cumbre en gales los mandatarios presentaron un frente unido incluso en la visita a un colegio.ricos. isis decapitÓ dos periodistas estadounidenses, amenazÓ qu un rehen britanico correrÁ la misma suerte. >> yo no descarto ninguna opciÓn dijo para proteger su seguridad interna. mÁs de 60 lÍderes mundiales y 4 mil delegados estÁn reunidos en un centro vacacional bajo extrema seguridad. >> la comunidad internacional tiene la obligaciÓn de impedir un mayor avance del estado islamico. agregÓ que la otan no recibió una peticiÓn de ayuda de iraq. asÍ y todo el presente obama aspira a formar una coaliciÓn internacional para combatir a isis. >> uno de los paÍses occidentales, ni los estados unidos, ni la gran bretaÑa estÁn dispuestos a enviar tropas de combate. >> otra prioridad de la cumbre es cÓmo detener la intervención rusa en ucrania, que no es miembro de la otan. >> criticÓ la antirrusa de la cumbre, mientras negocian un cese al fuego en ucrania. >> el problema de la agresiÓn rusa para la otan es tal vez mÁs peligroso todavÍa que el problema de la isis. >> la cumbre considera una f

tea with "eyewitness news" on updates, and get the latest on cbs this morning when nor, a charlie, gale join you at 7:00. >>> now we would like to show you exclusive cam video of barricade situation that ended overnight in gloucester county. police found a man dead inside a west depford home. now the stands off started yesterday afternoon when police tried to serve a warrant, when they heard a warrant, they moved n fired tear gas canisters into the house earlier, they found the man dead late last night. >>> well, police are intensifying their manhunt for the man who allegedly ambushed two pennsylvania state troopers. police believer i can frein may be hiding in the densely wooded forest near the border of pike and monroe counties. for now, many neighbors are still staying in their homes worried roadblock will keep them from getting back home. >> i think that's in everybody's minds, is when is it going to end? he seems to be he will looting authorities. he's planned this out. so he could be -- he's probably got point a, point b, point c, point d plans are already established to where he'

. >> gale, isis has received attention for its barbaric beheadings, execution of captured soldiers and men. but there's been so much less focus on isis's treatment of women, which is one issue i also wanted to raise. to the men of isis, the women are viewed as an inferior race, as today describe it, to be enjoyed for sex and discarded, or sold off as slaves. are we only getting the tip of the iceberg in terms of the atrocities that are being committed there? tell us -- give us a better understanding about the way women are being treated in that region by isis. >> i mean, i think that women have received as much barbarity as men, if not more. forced marriage, marriage at the point of a gun. and i use that term "marriage" very loosely. there is a lot of discussion about reports of rape, reports of gang rape, reports of what's happening to girls. girls being separated from their families. but let's also not forget the young men who are either being brutally assassinated or forced on to the front lines. and all of this i think raises a very serious question. there's always been a question

tendrÁ oportunidad de hablar con esos aliados en la cumbre de la otÁn en gales podÍa contemplar hablare lucha contra isis en su paÍs. >> mÁs que la alianza con asahad lo que vemos es que nuestro enemigo es mÁs fuerte y serios estÁn en una posiciÓn para apoyar la crisis. >> mientras tanto, obama enviÓ el envÍo de 350 soldados adicionales a irak para un total de mÁs de 1000. su misiÓn es proteger la embajada y el personal estadounidense. en washington, lourdes manusÁ univisiÓn. >> hay preocupaciÓn por el presunto robo de 11 aviÓn en el aeropuerto de trÍpoli por parte de rebeldes islÁmicos de libia, funcionarios estadounidenses revelan que podrÍan utilizarse para atentados como los del 11 de septiembre. reportes periodÍsticos dicen que habían difundido fotografÍas en las que aparecen con las supuestas aeronaves capturadas, se cree que los aparatos fueron tomados del mes pasado cuando los rebeldes asaltaron el aeropuerto de trÍpoli. >> la familia de steven sodloff el periodista asesinado dijo en un comunicado se dedicÓ a mostrar la guerra pero no se consideraba un hÉroe. hablÓ con la prens

. >> reporter: earlier this evening, gale johnson showed us her mom's dust-proof windows. she took her mother and brother out of the evacuation zone. >> a lot of people have a lot of memories tied up in the building and a lot of life experiences and just a lot of history. a lot of history and not all that good. police say property values have risen where they demolish high-rises. 55 of these low-rental homes are be built on the site. >> it's a sen sans period. this community is going for a great change right about now. >>. >> reporter: the demolition company says imploeding this with dynamite is pretty straight forward. neighbors should expect vibration similar to a heavy truck passing and significant dust. for former residents, a new chapter is coming. >>> only city police and demolition crews can give the all-clear for residents to return to the evacuation zone immediately around this site. the ideal weather for this is clear conditions at the time followed by rain. and if we're lucky, we just might get that tomorrow. that is the latest live in germantown, i'm george spe

he called it the gale of creative destruction.january 1922, without the benefit of any government intervention the economy surged out of its doldrums and into the roaring twenties the big boom. the evidence of growth seemed to support schumpeter. industry prospered, helped along by such innovations as the assembly line. if workers weren't always prosperous, schumpeter would argue capitalists gave energy to the system and the workers eventually benefited. marx and schumpeter, two economists looking at the system and seeing it differently. marx saw economic fluctuations as evidence of the failure of the system. schumpeter saw these same cycles as evidence of economic growth and the system's success. how could these two come to such different views? they did have very different views but they both agreed that crises were a built-in, not an accidental feature, of the capitalistic system. they both differed from the classical economists who held that depressions were temporary and uncharacteristic. writing in the mid-19th century marx

the grand slam on second home run of the gale. 5 rbi night. 7-6 padre padres.et the revenge and bottom half of the inning. lay down the sacrifice bunt. pens is in there and giants hang on for 9-8 victory and celebrating another trip to the the post season. plenty of chances to we know the game but continue to struling struggle with ru runers in scoring position. first second one out. the strike out. inning over. top 5 bases loaded 2 outs. ground out. inning over. top 6. runners on the corner. 1 out. let's try the bunt. it worked. the score. 1 nothing a's. tied at 1. this is what happens when you don't have enough run sport. see you. beltran walk off home run against lou. rangers win 2-1. 2 games for play off spot. burn our final time out before we take a peek at great moment in baseball history. jeter playing at yankees stadium out in style. show you how as we playing at yankees stadium out in style. show you how as we continue. looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other

with thunderstorms that could affect air travel for fans traveling to phoenix for the monday nitrify gale between san diego and arizona. >>> will the none california area see an effect from the hurricane? >> we thing not, but we will want it. sunday would be the better day if there are any effects. i am keeping the forecast dry and calm. if you are coming to san francisco, crissy field is 60 and headed to downtown the financial district is ryan and low-to-mid 60's from richmond and san leandro and palo alto and belmont and upper 50's in santa clara and saratoga and pacifica is 55 and 61 in walnut creek and american canyon is veteran. we are x-ray in the 50's and 60, and sunshine and the cost by noon and home 70's by the bay and inland, 76 and 90 by 4:00 and a delightful evening, low-to-mid 60's away the bay and to the coast and home 70's inland and a couple of games at home, cal will take on sacramento state at 67 and the u.v. index is high. a game right here at 12:30 tomorrow we have usc at stanford at 70 warming to 79 and the u.v. index is very high. the traffic now with leyla gulen. >>

the grand slam on second home run of the gale. 5 rbi night. 7-6 padre padres. get the revenge and bottom half of the inning. lay down the sacrifice bunt. pens is in there and giants hang on for 9-8 victory and celebrating another trip to the the post season. plenty of chances to we know the game but continue to struling struggle with ru runers in scoring position. first second one out. the strike out. inning over. top 5 bases loaded 2 outs. ground out. inning over. top 6. runners on the corner. 1 out. let's try the bunt. it worked. the score. 1 nothing a's. tied at 1. this is what happens when you don't have enough run sport. see you. beltran walk off home run against lou. rangers win 2-1. 2 games for play off spot. burn our final time out before we take a peek at great moment in baseball history. jeter playing at yankees stadium out in style. show you h i'm driving all over the place, are atclimbing up ladders. ownef accidents happen all the time. i need to take care of myself, as well as take care of my business. and now i can do both, with health coverage. a

one was killed during the gale force winds and flooding. 4,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes>>> now, tai land has hundreds of thousands of migrant workers looking for better lives in a new country, their children face difficulties. there's a school in the south looking to help the children integrate and provide opportunities. we have this report. >> free haircuts at school. to most families in thailand saving $2 a month won't make a difference, but to migrant families, it may mean an extra meal. most migrant families in thailand don't have access to school and many are undocumented. this school is solely for these children. this family left myanmar looking for a better life. they document children and help to send them on to schools. he still has to work the rubber plantation. >> i get to sleep for an hour, shower and come to school to study. during recess, after lunch, i get to play with my friends. >> his family left myanmar years ago, and just started school in may. >> he wanted to wait until he got a better job. he knew he could afford the $10 a semester for tuition, it t

one was killed after gale force winds and flooding. 4,000 were forced to evacuate their homes. >>> doctorspakistan's flood-hit area warn that a health crisis is unfolding as thousands become sick in temporary camps. abdominal problems and skin diseases are common. nicole johnson has this report. >> reporter: a baby girl born four days ago, and named after her mother. sama had to give birth on the banks of a flooded field. the family's home was swept away by the rising tide a week ago. >> translation: i was in acute pain laying on the bed. i can't afford to visit a doctor or get medicine. >> the weakest is suffering, especially children, pregnant women and the elderly. >> we count a dozen babies in this camp. children are developing source. >> translation: we need doctors, money, hygiene, food, clothes. the government has given us nothing. we are exhausted. >> 2.5 million people have been effected in one of the worst floods this region in pakistan has seen. many can't go back to their village, living in camps on the side of the road with no toilets and clean water. >> across huge areas of s

the grand slam on second home run of the gale. 5 rbi night. 7-6 padre padres.inning. lay down the sacrifice bunt. pens is in there and giants hang on for 9-8 victory and celebrating another trip to the the post seasonances to of chances to we know the game but continue to struling struggle with ru runers in scoring position. first second one out. the strike out. inning over. top 5 bases loaded 2 outs. innin out. inning over. top 6. runners on the corner. 1 out. let's try the bunt. it worked. the score. 1 nothing a's. tied at 1. this is what happens when you don't have enough run sport. see you. beltran walk off home run against lou. rangers win 2-1. 2 games for play off spot. burn before final time out befe we take a peek at great moment in baseball history. jeter playing at yankees stadium out in style. show you h and sneaking in without lifemoving the bed.sounds. and sneaking in without lifemoving the bed.sounds. know better xham pel for kids on how athlete should act on and off the field than jeter. he plays the final game at yankees stadium tonight after sp

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updates on this developing situation, then get the very latest on cbs this morning, where nora, charlie, gale, join us at 7:00 a.m. >>> right now your traffic and weather together. we check in first with katie. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we start things off with a quick check for you down the shore, where things are very quiet this morning, and a lot cooler. we will talk about that difference on the thermometer before you head out the door here, so you jest get sense of perception of how much cooler it is by comparison. "skycam 3", though, totally quiet, beautiful view really, down the shore here, in atlantic city really everywhere else, where you have the city lights bright inning things up. nice and clear outsidement going next to storm scan3, where at the moment really just been couple of clouds rolling through, generally southeastern new jersey, but all higher clouds, nothing that will be settling near the ground. although you might have some minor fog issues depending on your location through the pa farmland, that casino every thing. oh, it got cool. look at this differenc

then, get the latest on cbs this morning, when nora, charlie and gale join us at 7:00. >> well, police are intensifying their manhunt for the man who allegedly ambushed two pennsylvania state troopers. police believer i can frein may be hiding in the testily wooded forest near pike and monroe counties. for now many neighbors are still staying in their houses, worried that a roadblock will keep them from getting back home. >>> i think that's in everybody's mind, is when is it going to end? he seems to be he will looting authorities. he's planned this out. so he could be -- he's probably got point a, point b, point c, point d plans already established where he's going. >> police say frein killed corporal brian dixon and wounded trooper alex douglas, investigators say, frein has a vendetta against law enforcement. >>> it is 53:03. here is your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, ukee, hey, everybody, do you have very, very quiet start, it is so tranquil out here on the cbs-3 skydeck. yesterday, we did have little hint after breeze, it is so light out here, right now, thou

sobre este tema, el presidente obama lleg a estonia, das antes de realizarse la cumbre de la otan en galesi que el mandatario estadounidense, autoriz el envo de 350 militares adicionales para protejer las instalaciones diplomticas y personal en bagdad... la casa blanca segur que este nuevo contingente militar no tendr un rol de combate... la descisin esta encaminada a protejer las embajadas de estados unidos en bagdad. take vo - lorena --los indices de popularidad del presidente barack obama presentan una fuerte caida en california. --tan solo el 45 por ciento de los votantes en este estado tiene una opinion favorable en referencia a la labor del mandatario. --segun una encuesta dada a conocer hoy, en el mes de junio, su aceptacion cayo 5 puntos. --en el area de la bahia, la simpatia al presidente cayo un 7 por ciento en 30 dias. lorena ---tiempo de una nueva pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion.. noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion.. take vo ---padres de familia, mucha atencion a las bebidas que les dan a sus pequenos.....en nuestro segmento creciendo juntos le diremos cuale

investors who are investing over is theion in mining, it greatest investment in that sector on a world galeresident, you spoke monday at the bloomberg latin america on it and talked about the integration of the pacific colombia, andru, mexico. you believe it will increase intra-match -- inter-trade. how so and does that also mean an increase in the standard of living for citizens in your countries? >> i am very optimistic. i've seen the numbers exceeding investment rates over $3.5 billion right now. moreover, we have a business economic council allowing us not only the movement of funds , but rather, it allows us an infrastructure of invest in that we are already eating the fruits of. >> mr. president, you and your alliance colleague wrote a bloomberg view , "wen and it reads in part firmly believe the main purpose of the pacific alliance is to improve the welfare of all of our citizens are the promotion of growth and economic development and the improvement of competitiveness of our economy." how then would you define success? >> i would define it in however can narrow wealth inequality. t

we as parents supposed for come parmentallize everything that is happening and separate a violent galen the field from violent acts off the field as we wait on the answer to the central question? what, exactly, does the nfl stand for? >> and now, a columnist, you wrote the nfl bashing is part of the media fake outrage industry, and the revulsion is general bit or deep-seated? >> it reach as point, all we heard this week was this being a tipping point for the nfl, and goodell cannot survive this and he needs to be terminated or should step down. i ski on sunday night, telecast last week, nbc, the features nfl game at three year high in terms of rating and an nbc poll that says mine in ten will not watch one minute less of the nfl so while they may be shocked and dismayed they could be dismayed neither not tuning out and, therefore, the nfl goes on and up. >> i agree with you, the nfl is a jugger that it and it is not taking it down but you look at i stances involving the other players, include jonathan dwyer of the cardinals and head butting his wife, and from the carolina panthers conv

and we know from a surviving fragment of the diary of the paper, joseph gales, that madison had dictated the contents of that editorial to the editor. >>> so what that means is that as early as the spring of 1811, madison was considering very seriously the need to go to war with great britain. and this is seven months before the 12th congress and the war hawks even meet in washington. they would continue with these policies for as long as it took r took for them to end this abomination of the affairs of europe. now, this was 1811. in 1811, nobody was predicting that napoleon bonaparte would be gone. you might have made that prediction after 1812 and 1813, but in 1811, nobody was kournting kourn counting on napoleon going away any time soon. he decided he had no other option than to prepare for war against great britain. it took this decision weeks and weeks before congress knew what policies that might have to pass judgment. maybe its spoke man worked its way through committees and votes and the house of representatives as congress prepared for war in the first six months of november --

juanfra/topvo ---el presidente obama asiste a la cita cumbre de la otan en gales ---en este encuentronaliza el conflicto entre ucrania y rusia... ---el mandatario pidi a los paises que integran la otan apoyar el derecho de ucrania a determinar su futuro democrtico por lo que manifiesta la importancia de tener una presencia militar en el este de europa. ---obama ha acusado a rusia de asaltar a ucrania que est luchando contra los separatistas pro rusos... ===weather open=== lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 87 la bahia sur t

. >> did you march in the gale pride parade?, i was first lady of san francisco. >> so five marriages you had a lot of strange things. >> and had a boss that -- at the san francisco giants and at the 49ers. perks. >> this is far more interesting. >> keep going. >> i didn't want to go beyond that. she did a lot of things she doesn't want to talk about. >> i want to talk about the quinnipiac -- >> ed gillespie has moved up. the one person i think has a shot of hanging on, believe it or not, is hagen in north carolina. the other thing is i think of the republicans who are vulnerable, which is only three seats, one of those is going to go down, which means the magic number has to be seven. one more thing, is up next. test >>> time now for one more thing. >> for my one more thing tonight, i want to go back to yesterday. about this time, i made a joke. when i got home, i got the look and realized some people didn't think it was funny at all. i want sorry to my wife, and i apologize to all of you as well. i want to make that very clear

it's a mount rainier-size mountain at the center of the 96-mile wide gale crater on mars. the rover is now set to begin its main science investigations. curiosity will exam the mountain's lower slope as it makes it's way up the mountain. >> that is the kind of cool stuff that you know the weather does love. >> your giving me all excited this morning. it feels like november out there with high temperatures in the low to mid 50's. right now it's not too bad but these temperatures are not going to go up too much. it is 48 degrees at the waukegan airport. wind at 5-15. a little bit of the wind off the lake and have to cause some like affect sprinkles and showers. you can see the green of the east coast of waukegan. it's not quite on the shore the we do have some to wrinkles. the we had the chance for more widespread showers today. this system is pushing the rain across southwest ohio. it will get here around midday or water to a clock. crowded skies today. kohl. spotty showers more numerous showers this afternoon. should be on the light side for the most part. tonight, a few l

they fell a gale behind the pirates for the top spot. >> oakland waste add solid outing by gray who hadr high strikeouts but in the 6th he gave up a shot and the angels took the lead and a's offense did not catch the bus and businesses were loaded in the eighth and a's lost, 2-30 now tied with kansas city if top wild card. seattle lost and trails the aped and kansas city with the last spot with the a's playing the final game against the angels with first pitch at 12:30. we hope the offense does not miss the bus. >> lucky for the amendments and manyers, the a's are tanking. hopefully they will make it. where we will play though, kansas city or oakland? >> how is the beginning going to be? >> pretty nice. that my first graphic. way to go. 71 at 12:30 and 74 at 3:00, with increase high clouds and the u.v. index is high. injury game three. here is a look at our next weather system to the north height rain and moderate offshore and yellow there and for us it is quiet and half moon bay is seven miles per hour visibility and everyone also is unlimited in our reporting surveys and i warned to s

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the strongest winds, in fact gale force wind into affect this afternoon.p current danger that will continue through tonight as the storm moves up the coast. it will bring rain to not only parts of philadelphia but especially in delaware and south jersey, too, when the rainfall totals will be impressive. the brighter clouds to the south, that's the rain that is taking its time moving up the coast. just light rain to our south, until you get off of the norfolk coastline. that's heavy downpour activity. that is destined for our area. showers will appear late this afternoon and this evening in souther delaware. then this evening in the cape may area. the rainfall totals, look how it has -- 3:00 tomorrow more than, a quarter of an inch. over an inch in cape may. that's 3:00 a.m. by 8:00 in the morning, close to two inches of in philadelphia, 3 inch in atlantic city. by evening hours, the rain will be tapering off. allentown could be close to an inch while it topped out at more than two and a quarter inches in philadelphia. the heaviest will be in south jersey a

audra mcdonald sang "smile" the gale men's chorus sang broadway hits.oward stern gave an x-rated eulogy. debra norville and cindy adams, hugh jackman sang "quiet please" there's a lady on stage, and bagpipers played as they exited geraldo rivera said there was a ton of laughter. >> the rabbi was burying his head every f-bomb. it was side-splittingly funny, it was the irreverent show that joan would have wanted. >> her only daughter melissa spoke. melissa and her son cooper said good-bye to joan yesterday before she was cream wrayated. they starred in their own reality tv show, and before a plastic surgery in 2012, cameras captured joan comforting her daughter. irchlsds i've had an amazing life if it ended right now, and you've been wonderful. we've had a great ride together. >> joan rivers died thursday after going into cardiac arrest following a routinened oscopy. an investigation into the cause of her death is still under way. brian, thank you very much. >>> be sure to catch a special report. there's a lot of great content you've not seen before, toni

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everything is going well until the next day when they encounter a gigantic gale which separates the three boats from each other. so the story becomes really the story of this very different fates of these three boats as they make their way not knowing if the other parties are alive or dead. this kind of shows the way they make their way towards this amazing place called the lena delta. it's the delta of one of the world's largest rivers and it is an extraordinary place because it empties into the arctic ocean and melts as the shows here, it melts first at its delta so it creates this barrier to its own current every fall. so the water goes crazy and frantic trying to find a way to the sea and dust exaggerating the normal delta pattern that we get. so what you have is literally hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of islands in back channels and legs. this is the terrain that delong has reached and made landfall in trying to not only save themselves but also to find each other in this labyrinth. needless to say it makes for a very difficult few months as they are traipsing in wandering over

we know from a surviving fragment of the diary of the editor of that paper, joseph gales, that madisond dictated the contents of that editorial to the editor of the national intelligence. so what that means, as early as the spring of 1811, madison was considering very seriously the need to go to war in great britain. and this is seven months before the 12th congress and the warhawks even meet in washington. now, the negotiations between monroe and the british minister over the summer of 1811 confirmed madison's worst suspicions. not only did the british have no intention of changing their policies, they also announced effectively, and i'm compressing a bit here, they announced effectively, that they would continue with these policies for as long as it took for them to end the domination of the affairs of europe. now this is 1811, remember. and in 1811, nobody1811. in 1811 nobody was predicting that napolian would be gone from the scene by 1814. you might have made that prediction by 1812, but by 1811 nobody was counting on him going away any time soon. so in response to that situation,

currents and just the wind that are out here if you just go up the shoreline a little bit here is there a galeng out there. the winds, rain and wind driven rain an ugly combination as we get our first coldal storm of the fall season that didn't take long. we have turned into fall at 10:29 monday night. so this is a look in atlantic city at this point, windy, wet, raw dau. reporting live, carol erickson now you back to you in the studio. >> all right, thanks carol. >> here's an update worth sharing. facebook earn more than $5 billion during first half of this year alone. chances are you didn't see a dime of that money. >> but how about you getting paid for your post. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan takes a look at a new social media site where you can cash in on sharing your thoughts. >> hi, we're the besties. >> reporter: nicole johnson and kerry finkly are two actresses trying to make tonight hollywood. they used to post their comedic videos on facebook and twitter but now they use bubblelous a free social media site that pays people for their post. users can attach video acc

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