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the whale was trapped in a shark net off of the gold coast of australia. two other wells watched as rescuers worked to free their companion. it took repeated attempts to free the well. but finally succeeded. >> now is time for the 2012 emmy award winner for northern california is best weathercast, ladies and gentlemen, so happy to be working with you. >> thank you so much. now we better get this weather right. we had changes today, more low clouds and fog in the bay area surging on shore and even some drizzle along the coastline. things breaking up outside. over the bay we're looking good, just a few patches of fog but a lot of sunshine coming our way and it will stay that way in the afternoon although that sea breeze will be picking up. 71 degrees in livermore and 62 degrees in san up francisco and pleasant 72 degrees in san jose. looking as into the afternoon. a warm sunshine not as warm as yesterday but still mid 80s pin warmer spots. sixties and seventies around the bay. patchy fog, coastline all along. tonight low clouds and fog surging on shore again

this happened yesterday in gold coast, australia.you can see the woman go behind the counter and try to open the cash register. the store clerk tried to fight back that's when the woman lunged at the clerk with a knife, the clerk was not hurt. the woman ran out the store. police are now looking for the woman. >>> faa investigating weekend helicopter crash that left four dead. video shows the wreckage left in arizona's river, the chopper likely went down saturday on a flight from sedona to skots dale. the wreck wasn't -- scotts detail. the wreck wasn't spotted until yesterday morning. no word on a possible cause of the crash. >>> a law that would have shutdown the only abortion clinic in mississippi is on whole. federal judge issued temporary restraining order hours after the new law took effect yesterday requiring everyone who performs abortions at the clinic in jacksonville to be an ob weather gyn with privileges. -- >>> american association for cancer research finds drinking coffee can reduce chance of getting skin cancer. research

. >>> rescuers off australia's gold coast freed a humpback whale tangled in shark nets. the rescue crews from the department of boating and fisheries in sea world spent two hours to cut the animal free. the whales swimming nearby made it difficult. eventually, they did succeed. the whale then swam away with the rest of the herd. >> mission accomplished! spraying the water. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. he may be heartbroken but he certainly is not going broke. tom cruise reportedly the highest paid actor in hollywood. >> see if the benjamins can soothe the pain. the money he raked in this year will play a big time role in his divorce with katie holmes who is seeking full custody of their daughter suri. p p prenups usually don't cover the cost of child support. >> see you tomorrow.

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on the gold coast which was made at a spouse in the "great gatsby", a great place to have summer fun, not everybody is getting a summer break with the state of the economy and close election campaign the first couple have decided to take care of first things first, by not taking a vacation. and this morning, we will be talking about that and a lot more with our charlie rose. >> the polls show him in a dead heat with mitt romney and the unemployment rate remains stuck at just over eight percent. just part of what we discussed with him at the white house. >> i think there is no doubt that i underestimated the deck to which in this town politics trumps problem solving. >> a conversation with president obama and the first lady ahead on sunday morning. >> from the white house to another kind of house, the kind that has adventurous folks going out on a limb, with tracy smith will be taking a climb. >> with treehouses today you might say the sky is the limit. from backyards to b and bs. >> what is it about a tree houe that everybody loves? i have never come across anyone who doesn't open the

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gold coast's and. now with the palm of your. question on the dot com. but. back to monday's bigger picture panel i'm joined by my calculator journalist and staff writer for in these times vince collin a senior online editor at the daily caller and sam sex progressive commentator and writer turn to the issue of the economy in particular the role working people play in our economy to mention a little bit last segment in scranton pennsylvania despite winning the legal battle police and firefighters unions have lost a battle with the city over their wages last week the mayor of scranton chris doherty announced that the pay of three hundred ninety eight unionized public workers will be slashed down to the minimum wage to seven dollars twenty five cents an hour the mare argued his city simply cannot afford to pay the unionized workers any more money indians are also suffering in other cash strapped cities in detroit financial managers are laying off hundreds of unionized teachers shutting down public schools and replacing them with private charter schools the paid

sometimes the gold coast will import no prude. it used to be $2.5 million would be ordered. all going to the east coast refineries. this is already a challenge for angola and nigeria and among the opec producers. a few years roll by and a couple of pipelines, canadian crude, down to the u.s. gulf coast. it would probably mean that the u.s. needs to import no oil from venezuela ordered saudi arabia or from iraq. that also poses problems because the quality of that crude, specifically his attractive in the u.s. gulf coast wineries. there will be specific pain inflicted on particular oil exported even without a flood of oil coming out of the new production. >> at him, i don't want to misquote you, but if i remember correctly, you cited recently -- depending on the north american oil production, you might be tempted to export, perhaps export light oil and import heavier oil and take advantage of the refining capacity? >> if political barriers make that impossible, how do you see that affecting the outlook? the potential for expansion and north american supplies? >> it is always a

but keep in mind, gold is basically coasted in the last hour and a half or so.n't had as much momentum. the momentum is really from the outside markets, from the crude oil market for one helping to lift much of the commodities sector. the gains there and the fact looking at a little bit of a weakness in the dollar. we're looking at a range that we have continued to be in for gold prices from around 1525 to 1645 an ounce. no real catalyst out there. not seeing much demand of physical gold of india or china. we do have the resilience in the exchange rate of products but it is outside factors determining gold's trajectory recently. we're continuing to watch when's happening, as well, the copper market. the ganls in the metals complex. the most significant. copper's at a two-week high and lifted oil prices helping to lift the copper market, as well. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> i'm with bob pisan on the floor. hi, bob. >> commodities moving the stork market, as well. we are moving on earnings commentary, as well. the last new weeks of people g

gold medal boxing. ♪ this island nation, just 90 miles from the coast of florida, has been ruled for more than 50 yearsfidel castro. and the u.s. has been squeezing it with an economic embargo for almost as long, trying to bring fidel down along with his communist regime. cubans are isolated and poor, but inside the ring, they're rich. they're champions who have won 63 olympic boxing medals, 32 of them gold. and here is where those olympians are made. cuba's national boxing academy on the outskirts of havana. it doesn't look like much, but because of its reputation, it is considered a top training facility. and boxers here have come from all over the world to learn from the best like coach michael romero who won a gold medal in atlanta at the summer games in 1996. how does cuba treat its champions when you come back after winning a gold medal at the olympics, what do they do for you here? >> translator: there is a festival he says, and the government gives you a house, a car, and a stipend for life. a good life, but not the glamorous life of big money boxing. after the 1959 revolution, castro banned pr

and then we heat you up even more so getting a gold medal beach side, 79 degrees monday, 70 degrees at the coastreally comfortable conditions if you live by the water but getting really hot inland. in fact, much warmer than our seasonal averages. livermore this time of year typically about 88 degrees. meanwhile, we'll see the mid to upper 90s. staying hot all next week, ladies. best day for the garlic festival, laura, right on, it's going to be today. >> i'll get the car keys. >> really. >>> still ahead at 11:00, start updating that resume. the new store coming to the bay air from overseas and bringing 500 new jobs with it. >>> and after months of delays, the operators of the south bay card room will finally learn if they can open for business. >>> san jose's police chief is holding all the cards this morning for the openg of the new matrix casino. he's expected to make an announcement at any moment. the city's gaming administrator recommended the casino be allowed to open the first floor if conditions are met. the top floor which would house four card room suites will not open until september.

we go to the coast of honduras, where cocaine has become the country's curse. and running for gold. how an olympian overcame the odds to compete for america. >> when i look at where i came from, i have to pinch myself. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. tonight, the fighting in syria appears to be moving closer to the center of the capital, damascus. over the past couple days, clashes between government forces and rebel fighters have taken place in the southern suburbs of the city. now, even more worrying, syria's for ambassador to iraq, who defected last week, said that forces loyal to president saleh saad will not hesitate to use chemical weapons. -- syria's former ambassador to iraq, who defected last week, said that forces loyal to president assad will not hesitate to use chemical weapons. >> international diplomacy is struggling to find a way out. in these pictures, activists say people are trying to flee heavy shelling in damascus. there were barricades today on the main motorway linking damascus and jordan. today, i asked syria's top defect

gold medalists live. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it's 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. out west.r waking up with us. we're glad you're with us. we begin with the historic credit card settlement that could mean more fees for you. visa, mastercard, and some of the country's biggest banks have agreed to a massive $7.25 billion settlement with retailers. the lawsuit centers around credit card swipe fees. merchants a little credit card companies were fixing the price on those fees. that settlement also gives

dollar is good for those commodities, in particular for crude oil, gold, and, of course, our agriculture. >> patty edwards from the west coast today. what are you trading out there? >> i think the whole idea that manufacturing was going to be abysmal has been overdone. obviously we saw that in the numbers today. i think what you need to be doing is putting a little bit more risk on. i'm doing it in some chicken ways. look at something like a wd 40. this is a stock that's going to pay awe dividend and implicitly used all throughout all of manufacturing. it's not that exciting but every one of you has a can of that stuff in their garage and it's something people are going to keep buying over the long-term. >> wait a minute. factory orders come in better than expected and you've already forgotten about yesterdayed ism report that was just down right ugly. >> yeah, it was down right ugly yesterday but today is not down right ugly. this is a play not only on the consumer, which joe was talking about but also on the factory orders. the fact of the matter is, this is going to be a bumpy recovery. there's going to be a lot of data p

gold mine. three open pits, a huge tailingmond and up on the caribbean coast a newport along with a coal powered energy plant to fuel its operation. the prospect of all this development has pushed some of the locals here to protest. they built a road block disrupting traffic leading to both mine sites. the protest is led by carmelo joined by an indigenous leader. martin rodriguez and his group have hiked for hours in the jungle to take part. immet has built a school for their village an indigenous commune at the at the edge of the mine infected area. there were problems at the health center as well but at what costs he asks. >> they say they're going to give us a health center and a school. but i don't want that from them. i can see through that. how much destruction and pollution is there going to be. schools and health centers. that's the government's responsibility. >> rodriguez and his group have actually tapped into a bigger movement for latin america. grassroots protests on to mining companies and in some cases winning. >> there's new mining concessions in guatemala, honduras, el salvador,

coast, 5 a.m. on the west. thanks for waking up with us. just hours after the opening ceremony a chinese woman has won the first gold medal in the london olympicseted in the 10 meter air rifle competition and to recap the highlights queen elizabeth officially opened the 2012 games with an epic journey through the u.k. history. danny boyle was the creative mind behind the $42 million show. what got everyone talking is this skit. >> boyle used his movie magic to show the queen parachuting into the stadium with actor daniel

coast is feeling the heat this weekend. the excessive warnings they're facing. a dance team from the east bay is going to london for the olympics. they're not going for gold. but they are going to entertain. we will show you. >> our weather around the bay area to kick off the weekend. we saw 90s today. more 90s tomorrow. and tracking changes in the seven-day forecast that may bring thunder to the mountain areas to the east. and chance of triple digit temperatures. a look at that and your forecast when we come right back. >>> a dance group is traveling to london for the summer olympics. they're part of the cultural program of the 2012 games. this afternoon they showed off their talents. nbc bay area's monte francis is there with more for us. hello, monte. >> reporter: good evening, 34 women and girls in the dance troupe, and one 13-year-old boy. they performed the program they'll dance at the summer games. all of the performers are students at yoko's dance and performing arts academy in freemont. and features dance, tap, jazz, and contemporary dance. the dancers range in age from 11 to 20 and are all from the bay area. students themselves raised thousand of

gold. >> back then pamela who splits her time between hudson, ohio, and the new york city area had some very large clients. >> i would say on the east coastour and here one. and the one here was the biggest. it was like we were having a party every day at work because everybody was happy. i mean, donuts flowed. we were so contented with it. when i tell you everybody showed up early, everybody would stay late. >> because she had these corporate customer who is were lining up and willing to pay up, pamela started telling some of her smaller clients she was no longer available. >> i had to take a step back and reassess my jobs. my jobs were large, taking a lot of time. i didn't think i was going to be able to take the smaller jobs and do the correct job for my client. >> gospel singer ernie hass and his wife tried to work with pamela at the time, but she turned them down. >> when she came, she was like, oh, you need help but i don't have time. i have so many things going on. i knew right away she was out of our league. she was doing all these other things. so when she left i told my wife, she won't be calling back. >> even though pamela was

gold medalists live. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it's 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. out west. thanks for waking up with us. we're glad you're with us. we begin with the historic credit card settlement that could mean more fees for you. visa, mastercard, and some of the country's biggest banks have agreed to a massive $7.25 billion settlement with retailers. the lawsuit centers around credit card swipe fees. merchants a little credit card companies were fixing the price on those fees. that settlement also gives retailers the green light to charge more if you use plastic. i spoke with doug cantor, a lawyer with the national association of convenience stores. here is what he says about the potential impact to your bottom line. >> it means the swipe fees that all of us pay now, without even knowing it, we're going to keep paying without even knowing it. and the big banks are going to make plenty of money and all of us are going to be left wondering why we have less spending power than we thought we should. >> speaking of big banks, jpmorgan chase is now the focus of a federal inve

coast. >>> today is day four of the london olympics. yesterday, missy franklin from southern california who gone the gold medal in the 100-meter backstrokehe men's side, ryan lohtse failed to metal. >> the women's finals are today. >>> a 19-year-old from danville is making a splash in the women's water polo competition. miggie scored six goals from yesterday. there are seven women with bay area ties, including maggie's older sister, jessica. here is a look at the total medal count. blah. >>> a world-famous movie director gets ready to roll in the bay area. what's on woody's schedule? that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver, only from at&t. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." 7:42. taking you live to the big board, dow jones down about 20 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 also sort of fluctuating slightly. apple's stock up today, ahead o

gold medal performance. that's all for us tonight. "anderson cooper" starts now. >> piers thanks. >>> good evening, everyone. it's 10:00 on the east coastdevelopments concerning unproven allegations by five republican members of congress that our government is being infiltrated by radical jihadists, members of the muslim brotherhood. we've reported on this numerous times over the last couple weeks. because we have, i've had people and groups point fingers at me, and saying i'm ignorant and nigh ave or aiding and abetting muslim extremists. i've seen radical islamists up close in bosnia, somalia, iraq and other places. i've seen the horrible things they've done overseas and in this country as weapon. later in the broadcast, we're going to look at the role foreign jihadists are playing in syria right now. i'm not defending radical islamists nor am i naive to their beliefs. but what i am talking about is people working in this government making allegations or spreading innuendos about them without any direct evidence. they're dragging people's names and reputations through the mud. here are the five people we are talking about, michele bac

gold medal performance. that's all for us tonight. "anderson cooper" starts now. >> piers thanks. >>> good evening, everyone. it's 10:00 on the east coast. we begin tonight keeping them honest. with new developments concerning unproven allegations by five republican members of congress that our government is being infiltrated by radical jihadists, members of the muslim brotherhood. we've reported on this numerous times over the last couple weeks. because we have, i've had people and groups point fingers at me, and saying i'm ignorant and nigh ave or aiding and abetting muslim extremists. i've seen radical islamists up close in bosnia, somalia, iraq and other places. i've seen the horrible things they've done overseas and in this country as weapon. later in the broadcast, we're going to look at the role foreign jihadists are playing in syria right now. i'm not defending radical islamists nor am i naive to their beliefs. but what i am talking about is people working in this government making allegations or spreading innuendos about them without any direct evidence. they're dragging people's names and reputations through the mud. here are

gold will bless america. that's all for us tonight. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. it's 10:00 here on the east coast. we begin tonight, keeping them honest. a woman who's been making money by tugging at your heart strings and playing to your patriotism. her name is terry crisp. she runs a charity that claims to reunite military dogs with personnel they served with overseas. what could be more heartwarming and patriotic than that, right? she said the program, called baghdad pups, and her charity spca international, were all about helping the troops. >> spca international is, you know, certainly going to do everything we can to continue to support the military. hopefully the wars will come to an end and we won't be doing anything as dramatic as this. you know, we've become real attached to the fact that military personnel love their animals, and we want to do everything we can to keep them together. >> sounds great. it's a noble thing to do, right? if, in fact, that is what terry crisp is doing. instead, keeping them honest tonight, cnn's drew griffin has discovered only a slim fraction of the $26 mill

gold will bless america. that's all for us tonight. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. it's 10:00 here on the east coast. we begin tonight, keeping them honest. a woman who's been making money by tugging at your heart strings and playing to your patriotism. her name is terry crisp. she runs a charity that claims to reunite military dogs with personnel they served with overseas. what could be more heartwarming and patriotic than that, right? she said the program, called baghdad pups, and her charity spca international, were all about helping the troops. >> spca international is, you know, certainly going to do everything we can to continue to support the military. hopefully the wars will come to an end and we won't be doing anything as dramatic as this. you know, we've become real attached to the fact that military personnel love their animals, and we want to do everything we can to keep them together. >> sounds great. it's a noble thing to do, right? if, in fact, that is what terry crisp is doing. instead, keeping them honest tonight, cnn's drew griffin has discovered only a slim fraction of the $26 mill

gold for himself. >>> good morning, it's 8:00 on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. on the west coast.>> don't you love it. let's take a live look at new york city. >> get out of there. >> you gotta. back with us on set. mark hall erin, steve schmidt, mark mckin and stan stein. >> it's obviously a comedy spot. >> who did that -- isn't there -- you have to put a credit, like? >> it was from the comedy stylings of priority usa action. >> that's obama's super pac? >> yeah, yeah. >> wow, mark halperin. seriously, i thought i was watching a late-night comedy skit. let's roll it again. >> william to the olympics, there's mitt romney who ran the salt lake city games waving to china, billions of people. india which also gained jobs thanks to romney and outsourcing pioneer. and burma, where romney had the uniforms made for the 2002 games. we know the swiss have a special place in mitt romney's wallet or heart. he kept millions in swiss banks. those swiss sure know how to keep us equal. you got to say this about mitt romney, he sure knows how to go for the gold for himself. >> willie geist, you'

the coast guard reports that could hold the key to solve the mystery. >>> also, coming up, olympic athletes unsensored. goldmedal athletes spilling secrets about what's really going on behind the scenes at the village. >> what happens at the village is supposed to stay at the village. >> show us now. >> that's right. that's all ahead. >>> but we're going to begin this half hour with the latest on tom cruise and katie holmes' split. cruise's lawyer speaking out now, threatening to take legal action after the cover story in "the national enquirer." amy has that story. >> reporter: the tabloids have had a field day with the divorce, making numerous allegations. while tom cruise's attorney is not speaking out about the contents of that divorce agreeme agreement. he did say that the stories in the tabloids are untrue. while most of the focus of the split has been on katie's new life, the spotlight is turning to tom cruise, and his fight against rumors and scathing headlines like this. a "national enquirer" story wednesday, saying that katie was in an abusive marriage. in a letter obtained by "the hollywood repor

coast the map says it all, another sweltering day for those still without power. >>> the mystery of amelia earhart, expedition setting off to find the truth. >>> her stunning performance led usa to goldture? kerri strug is joining us live in the studio. i'm zoraida sambolin. >> i'm ashleigh banfield. more on the deadly heat that's been threatening states from the midwest to the eastern coast, including maryland, a state where more than 226,000 people are still waiting for the power to come back on. that means no fans, no ac, and a lot of sweating this out. crews have come from as far as florida and canada to help speed up the effort to get the power back online but customers may have to wait until the weekend to get their electricity back. it's been deadly as well, four people have died in that state from heat-related illnesses. with temperatures expected to hit as high as 99 degrees just today in parts of that state, more people could certainly be in danger. ken is the executive director of maryland emergency management agency and joins me on the telephone. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> with your organization and hearing the statistics that i was rifling off, you must be perfor