my colleague, stephen grey, made contact with a taliban commander currently sheltering in pakistan. he arranged to meet him just outside the capital, islamabad, not far from where osama bin laden was killed. the commander told us how dependent the taliban is on sanctuary in pistan to wag war across the border. >> grey: is the border hard to cross? >> frank, we don't know on any given time or day what side the pakistanis are on. there is overwhelming evidence that, you know, even as the pakistani government takes, you know, between $1 billion and $2 billion a year from the united states government in aid, they also maintain links with the taliban and they support the taliban. and they certainly support and maintain very extensive links with the haqqani network, which is one of the most deadly insurgent groups operating in afghanistan. >> smith: the haqqani network is a major branch of the taliban, with close links to al qaeda. pakistan's military intelligence agency, the isi, h a history of suprting them. >> without their protection, without them tolerating the presence of these oper

brown says he got the $600 from vincent grey's campaign to disparage the then mayor adrian fenty. the council hearing slated for tomorrow. >>> this may be the first time an election in peru has snarled traffic in falls church. jamming two schools on leesburg pike voting in their country's presidential run-off election. britany morehouse reports the gridlock is really costing people. >> reporter: directions for thousands of peruvian voters that live in six states. >> dc, virginia, west virginia, delaware, kentucky and maryland. >> reporter: traffic is snarled for 12 hours plus. the government is renting out the two schools to be used as polling sites for the run-off election for two presidential candidates. >> a little nervous today because it is very strong. >> reporter: nerves run high because of driving and parking here. while some wait in their cars for family others decide to park in the same lot behind mcdonald's where cars are disappearing. >> i was looking for my car. they said you better check phone number posted at the front. so there are a whole bunch of tow trucks there

friday morning starting off grey. we have the clouds clearing back to the coast by the afternoon hours and then those clouds play tag with the sea shore through the evening commute. here is your pinpoint forecast. watch your friday morning commute. we have the low clouds and fog streaming a good 50 miles inland all the way towards tracy and oakley and it looks like it will take awhile for it to burn off. in fact, again, you see it just flirting with the coastline at 3 p.m. area of low pressure to the north of us is enhancing the marine layer so the bottom line is cloudy at the coast but sunshine for most. i'm a poet, didn't even know it. temperatures across the northern part of our district. 81 degrees at fairfield. 60s. very close near the bay. otherwise low 80s. antioch. temperatures similar to what we experienced today. 76 in san jose. still 4 degrees off its mark. extended forecast now. overcast skies each and every day. a little bit of cooling on saturday due to the deep marine layer. otherwise we rebound and the

i know her from grey's anatomy." >> yeah, i mean, people in... the nicest part is not when people come and say "i'm your fan." in my profession, you don't know whether they mean it or not. but if you're, like, queueing up or something, some woman with a child, not in the business really like you, you know, like your acting, i find that very gratifying. and the other day i was having a bad day, and i was driving, and i was scolded by a policewoman for, you know, stopping at the red light too early. so the window was open, and suddenly a cyclist come up, obviously a film buff, you know, and, "oh," he said, "i really like your work." >> hinojosa: oh, my god. >> i said, "you made my day." >> hinojosa: sometimes people don't realize it-- actors love it when real people come and say... >> that's true. >> hinojosa: and i think in the movie, to go back to the joy luck club for a second, because for me, now watching it again with my daughter, who is 11, it's one of thosmovies that you really... it should be required viewing for all american moms and their

looks like he is leaving grey's anatomy. in an interview at italian vogue.ealed he will leave "grey's anatomy" at end of season eight. >> he has been on the show for a while. >> he has been. >> he is going to do something else. >> he is into car racing. maybe go hit the skids. >> the crew made a comeback. >> quote, this is going to be my last season. i don't know when it is going to happen but he said it will be bittersweet for him. also his pr rep jumped in. oh, no, no, just discussing his contract. could be trying to get a little more cash. >> maybe a negotiating ploy going on. >>> let's move on to lady gaga who says she actually went bankrupt. she was $3 million in debt after extending her monster ball tour. you see an artist who is clearly so successful you think how can they be in debt? >> she spent it on bras and panties. >> the outfits do cost money. look at that. >> sparkly. >> evidently the concert went on for an extended amount of time. it cost more money. i heard the merchandising, is where they make a lot of money back, the staging, everything th

show and tell on tonight's program last time we told you about sony's first round of attacks from grey had hackers well security and we asked you if this blatant altie security from the made tronics corporation would ultimately be the cause of their downfall let's go to producer patrice in a sense to find out what our viewers have to say. hey sony who feel so bad the pentagon gets over six million hacks a day but as far as we know only a few get through but then again the pentagon isn't a publicly traded company so for sony is this just one time too many cory said yes this is ridiculous less than a month and they get their doors blown wide open again scott told us and less so he can pull a rabbit out of the hat there and even if they did the rabbit will be happy even before it got out as pretty frightening images but most of our viewers actually feel this is just a minor setback for the company of the size of sony miles is confident that sony will introduce a very tight measures to prevent this from happening again and we're actually believes sony is still one of the most successful ja

and, well, tonight we are pretty much with grey. one exception to that area is the north bay still dealing with mostly clear skies. let's take a look at what is happening outside our doors where you see the low clouds will join us again in the morning. the winds have let up just a little bit so gusting at times to 20 miles per hour. but blowing a little less. sfo is still reporting 18 miles per hour. 17 in oakland, as well as areas right around palo alto. 15 miles per hour in san jose. and a west southwesterly right around livermore. 18 miles per hour. as we move through the evening hours, the temperatures will continue to fall. right now we are sitting in the mid-50s. we do expect to drop another 4- 8 degrees in the overnight hours. this is the disturbance that actually brought us a little bit of drizzle along the coast with those clouds out there. a little bit of lift. and, well, not hard to get some drizzle out of that. but the trough will continue to move east. and as it does we will see nice improvements in time for your sunday

but it's "grey's anatomy." katherine heigl left "grey's anatomy."forth for a few months if she was going to stay or go. >> i hate talking about this but i guess we must because that's what my producer tells me. paris hilton is back. i don't know why. she's back. she gave an emotional interview to piers morgan. i always think is that really real? >> it's real. yes, she's back. you can't avoid her. it's funny. for somebody who is in the spotlight so much for so long, warranted or not, we didn't hear from her a lot over the last two years. she's staging a comeback of sorts. she has a new reality show on the oxygen network. they talked about the sex tape on piers. she said she's sad and upset. piers asked her how she would like to be remembered at the end her life. for making people smile and having a big heart. i think the sex tape is how we're going to remember you. >> i think we have a clip from the piers morgan show. let's let her roll. >> now when people look at me, they think that i'm something i'm not, just because of one incident, one night with

we may wake up tomorrow morning with all of this grey sky, a little bit of drizzle and light rainfallhe afternoon we are clearing out pretty good and once we are after that, we are in pretty good shape. an afternoon thunderstorm is possible and our temperatures are going to soar. we will be below average for tomorrow. widespread 60s in the bay area. 71 in mountain view and 60 degrees expected in san mateo. the extended forecast here, breaking into the holiday weekend. temperatures back into the 60s and low 70s. and senate will be quite hot for the immense spots pretty may want to call it a scorcher by sunday. >>> google today unveiled its new social networking site called google plus. there two previous attempts to his old. google plus looks similar to facebook but allows you to connect with smaller groups of friends. >>> company zynga is ready to go public. they could raise up to $2 billion in initial public offering. >>> that is our report for tonight. i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next right he

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[laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ grey goose. world's best tasting vodka. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody.[cheers and applause] nation, tonight, president obama revealed his plans for afghanistan, and i tivo'd it, so don't tell me how the war ends. [laughter] with osama bin laden continuing his crowd-pleasing death, many in congress are pressuring the president to end the war. unfortunately, we can't just dump afghanistan in the ocean. [laughter] but there is a quick way out of this war, and it's the subject of tonight's word: the defining moment. [cheers and applause] congress isn't angry about just afghanistan, they're also upset about libya. >> there is growing bipartisan frustration in washington this morning over the president's handling of military action in libya and his decision not to seek authorization from congress under the war powers resolution. you have many members of congress, we're talking republicans, we're talking speaker john boehner, but also talking a lot of liberal democrats, telling president obama that they think he should be seeking congressional authorization. >>

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so she sent you like the -- >> jimmy: a skull and a grey bow?by, so. >> jimmy: she's super cute. please tell her thank you. >> i will. >> jimmy: i'd love to meet her one day. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: sweetest thing. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: you recently tweeted up this pic. i love that you're very tight with your family. here's you and willow right there. this in new york? where were you? >> where were we? that was recently. that's us in the studio. she was just recording one of her songs. >> jimmy: gosh. >> one of her new singles, and that was us in the studio. >> jimmy: now, how old is she now? >> she's 10. >> jimmy: she's 10 years old. >> she's 10 years old. >> jimmy: is she going to put out a whole album or -- >> yes, she's going to a whole album, probably between september and october. >> jimmy: she seems like a level-headed, cool kid. >> oh, yeah. she absolutely is. she's very creative, and she's a firecracker, she's just a fireball. >> jimmy: she just wants to do stuff. >> just wants to do stuff. >> jimmy: like mommy and daddy. >> just ev

. ♪ ♪ ♪ grey goose. world's best tasting vodka.pplause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. nation, before we continue, i want to invite you tuul see me live at the gelyard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina, to benefit the james w. colbert endowed chair at the university of south carolina, it's this friday, july 1 at 8:00 where i'll finally have a public forum to talk about myself on a friday. (laughter) i will be interviewed by m nbc's jonathan alter, me and alter, a fight to the death. don't tell him that part. (laughter) now, folks, i'm a big fan of tea party darling and '70s rock and roll participant ted nugent who last week wrote a powerful editorial in the "washington times" headlined "millennials sleep as their future crumbles. today's youth snooze while government steals their fortune and lives." yeah! nugent know it is thing that's going to jolt our youth awake is the newspaper industry! (laughter) you see, ted remembers the social change of the late '60s, the '68 b.m.c. convention ri

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. >> remember the snail darter, the spotted owl, the grey wolf?angered animals that some claim, in turn, endangered industries like timber, ranching and emergency. well, there is a new critter in town, a cute one at that. how do you feel about lizards? the oil industry is not loving this kind. here's jonathan karl from texas. >> reporter: meet the little critter that is terrorizing the texas oil industry. it's only about four inches long and spends most of its day buried in sand, but -- >> it's godzilla. >> the biggest threat facing the oil business in memory. >> the rigs will keep working. >> reporter: the problem? the federal government is the about to place it on the endangered species list. good for the lizard, because its habitat will be protected. but bad for the domestic oil industry, which has 500 billion barrels of texas and new mexico oil could be put off limits. >> i've been doing this for 27 years now and we've never run into a situation like this that could virtually crumble an industry. >> reporter: officials at the fish and wildlife

rachel taylor, you know her from "grey's anatomy." >> i'm good at my job. >> annie alonza.he spent the last year on "general hospital" and minka kelly. she's a veteran of "friday night lights" and "parenthood." and on big screen she co-star in "the roommate". >> what's it like to remake an iconic tv show like charlie's angels. >> it's an honor. i hope we don't let the fans down. >> the voice of charlie? >> morning, angels. >> john forsythe? it's rumored maybe robert wagner. abc hasn't filled the role yet. the show starts in the fall on thursdays. >> count your blessings they're not after you. >> there is one more angel to talk about. drew barrymore. >> who can forget her. she starred in both movies and she's the executive producer of the tv series. >> let's get back to hef's former angel. does crystal harris regret hooking up with hef? is there another man involved? crystal's weekend wedding to hef now off the schedule. the rumor mill alleging another man, dr. phil's son, jordan mcgraw. >> crystal, i'm going to give you this opportunity to set the word straight. did you hav

i saw my daughter's hand turning grey through one after another. she was only a little kid. alexander mccall was only six years old in one thousand forty one he and his parents were living in brest fortress he spent two days in the so-called powder magazine at the start of the war he was wounded and lost his entire family here. at all since an arrest the gravity of the situation the children didn't. who. was standing in the. way that's when we got scared over who. and when i was so my mother and sister killed while sitting right here where he would talk to myself away as far as i cooled on the feet of those who were in the cellar with. in essence the entire character of the fortress is a monument to the victims of the wars of first day numbers building houses a museum. at its center a famous exhibit and alarm clock the stop kicking as soon as the war began. another exhibit is dedicated to the children of red army commanders who fought in the fortress many of them were murdered by s.s. task forces in one thousand nine hundred two a year after german troops attacked the soviet

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. >>> showing the washington post money orders he says he got from a top campaign aide of vincent grey. the one time mayoral candidate said he got the $600 from gray's campaign. brown gave up fighting during a court appearance on tuesday. the council hearing slated for tomorrow. >>> police in prince george's blaming speed and alcohol tonight for a crash that killed three people early this morning. a gmc yukon slammed into the back of a mazda mazda 3 running it off the road and into a tree. >> in that vehicle two females were ejected from the vehicle they were pronounced dead on scene. the driver of that vehicle was also pronounced dead. the remaining passenger, a male adult, was transported to a local hospital. >> the people who were killed include the mazda driver's, 53 years old, a passengers 52 years old, the name of the third victim not released at this point. the driver of the suv has been charged with driving under the influence and he may face more charges. >>> new evacuation orders tonight in arizona where one of the largest wild fires in the state's history has already forced

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catastrophic solution backed only by a desperate readership george stop on the who has lost legitimacy in the greys and as a prime minister he's a dead man walking i've been on their present from the european union is tremendous . blackmail i guess that we could go over men because they say that unless see you vote for this outrageous below the moral enough and there will be no more chaos and greece who will be left for. my petrol opinion is the this is a bluff from the european union because if we agree some goes before then we'll have a go i guess the euro. will be a disaster for european union at large but unfortunately our government has not been there on the golden globes and this is the difficult part of the story because you see the memorandums and there was very good packages result is. that the golden eggs both development and this is unsustainable the struggle in athens to keep the euro alive has some nations who have long wanted to join the e.u. asking. is it even worth it archy's tom parker reports that yuki turkey is in the asia minor not in europe so he's police is not in so if you're

politics in the media tend to be interested in extremes, they aren't interested in the grey area. what i'm trying to offer there to young people is to use these fabulous skills that you have. to attract attention not just to you but to something going on in the world. >> we got to take a break and we will come back and talk about making it as an actor and if you have an interest in that we will get advice from someone who certainly is doing it. >>> we are back with anna deveer smith. you have i think a lot of wisdom to give to young actors starting out. and a lot of kids especially when you see the reality show and america got talent and america got voice and america got -- whatever the number. these kids want to be stars. and i'm sure you run into that -- you taught at yale and nyu, stanford. what do you tell aspiring actors as the best advice that you could give them for starting out. >> letters for young artist is my book too we were joking about a minute ago is all about. that what i try -- first of all, becoming a star is a bunch of variety of things that you may or may not h

george papandreou has lost legitimacy in the greys and as a prime minister he is a dead man walking at the moment and the present from the european union is tremendous we would talk about the blackmail i guess the greek government because they say that on listen you vote for this outrageous bill tomorrow enough and there will be no more loans and greece who will be left to default my petrol opinion is the this is a bluff from european union because if we agrees to goes before the then we'll have a domino effect or i guess the euro that will be a disaster for european union at large but unfortunately our government has not the narrower than bluff and this is the difficult part of the story in five years' time greece has to pay just for him there is no two for there is finance of the original loans just for interest at about one hundred thirty billion euros while the loan for the alleged bailout of greece was only one hundred and then beating on euros. this interest payments would be more than the sum of what we pay for a duke is for health and or social insurance because you see what th

what we hit. 82 in livermore, a little below average, tomorrow for your morning commute, everybody is greyen the clouds gradually peel back to the coast. temperatures 50s and 60ings, but you know, i'm gonna put it on out there for you. tomorrow will be very similar to today. turning sunny and mild. over the weekend we'll hold this weather pattern, very steady temperatures, then by tuesday there is a chance of rain in the forecast. albeit a 10% chance but it's out there from the santa cruz mountains to the south as an area of high pressure pushes through the veil and taps into tropical moisture. but these are the clouds that will greet you tomorrow for your morning commute. as the day progresses they dial back to the sea shore and play tag with the beaches. keeping the temperatures 50s and 60, that enhanced marine layer is all due to this low pressure anchored off the pacific northwest coast and will be dangling there the next three to four days. with the blanket of clouds overnight tonight temperatures in the mid-40s in santa rosa to the north, 5 0's, 53 degrees from oakmont to piedmont. a

nshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine ♪ you makes me happy are grey ♪ ♪ you'll never know, dear ♪ how much i loveake my sunshine away ♪ [ male announcer ] as long as there are babies, they'll be chevy's to bring them home. ♪ i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq®, a a escription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain, serotonin and norepinephrine. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children, teens and young adults. pristiq is not approved for children under 18. do not take pristiq with maois. taking pristiq with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. tell your doctor about all your medications, including those for migraine, to avoid a potentially life-threatening condition. pristiq may cause or worsen high blood pre

george papandreou has lost legitimacy in the greys and as a prime minister here is a dead man walking at the moment from the european union is tremendous. talk about blackmail i guess the greek government because they say that i'm listening to you for this outrageous below the moral enough and there will be no more. greece who will be left before. this is a bluff from european union because if we greece goes before then it will have a domino effect or i guess the euro that will be a disaster for european union at large but unfortunately our government has not the narrow golden globe and this is the difficult part of the story because you see the memorandums and there was there in the package is the result is the. golden eggs of development and this is unsustainable. well the struggle in athens to keep the euro alive has some nations who have long wanted to join the e.u. asking a new question is it even worth it artie's tom barton reports. let your kid turkey is in asia minor not in europe turkey's place is not inside the european union turkey started seeking integration with europe in

grey's still remain rich and wealthy. and we support the action that the unions are taking today in highlighting their concerns over the pension cuts to public sector workers do you think that the industrial action is likely to have any effect on the government's proposed plans. in the short term the industrial action will not have a direct effect on the government's plans i mean this today is a strike of for unions is the beginning of an industrial struggle from a low level of industrial action in this country but in new york it is very possible that there will be many millions of workers on strike and the government will be forced then to take notice of what what what we're seeing is the same as i said as we've been seeing in greece in spain and in cultures throughout the european union that the there is a growing why even distance discontents about the measures being imposed upon the peoples of europe before we get to order there's a lot of talk about summer of protest is this strike widely to have a domino effect on o

the european union recently russia imposed a fall in bargo in the wake of the deadly equal eyestrain grey cannot be infection from coming into the country this measure of what's called a disproportionately by the european union officials and they said that he was going against the policies of the world trade organization in his turn criticize brussels both waiting to provide sufficient information on the sorest and containment of the infection he wanted a president made very that the country could leave to leave the european union provides certain legal guarantees about the source of the infraction and is more transparent on the of course we are ready to live on european vegetables after we are provided with sufficient guarantees by the e.u. . the russian and the european health officials are following new laws in a significant crew for the safety of the supply products and this is a great result of all the water still show on the international agenda where the two sides so i. russia strongly condemns nato's military intervention in libya and again calls for a peaceful resolution of the c

in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news (music) >> the grey skies but still a day to get out thereng. but he was out there, [laughter] the wind was blowing off with vicki was out there. the golden gate bridge with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. richmond at the 60s, belmont, 56. san jose, evergreen, 59. the stormtracker 4 showing a few areas of light rain. east bay, livermore, and the santa cruz mountains. this is all part of a storm system that is going to make this a terrible weekend. as far as we get this is moving slowly and not going anywhere. finally, it will push to the east of california and get rid of those showers. in the meantime it the chance for showers tonight the outside chance for storms in the east bay. for tomorrow, cloudy and a few passing light showers. that is the extent of it. a mixture of clouds and sunshine. the forecast model is showing in not that the generous with it that much rainfall. perhaps just a little bit of cream and that is it. by noon tomorrow, test a lot of of-green. a fair amount of sunshine mixed and. a slight chance for showers throughout t

at sony's expense also if you remember i personally extended an offer yesterday to grey had hackers asking for them to share their thoughts on this show and it seems like they're giving me the runaround they originally agreed to come on the show if my producer and myself were issue on our heads for the entire time then they added the stipulation that we would also have to mud wrestle each other while singing the love boat russian sorry to break it to you guys but i never sing and. simultaneously go back to sunny would anybody really be interested in shelling out two hundred fifty dollars for a company that can barely hold its own when it comes to consumer privacy at this point hackers are just having a heyday with sony making goals to keep backing them until they finally create a network that can withstand those attacks so i'd like to present a little question to the company should you really be putting forth new products when you're being attacked by half years all over the world i'm no business pro but maybe you should be working a little harder to keep your current customers out we befo

because it's very difficult protect civilians without getting rid of gadhafi and that's that's the greys around that people are beginning to talk about but it's very difficult in terms of you do is do what you think is pressure and security council resolution areas. because its hands have been tied as we know the mission to protect civilians in the event is a bit but to say that this is been an absolutely aggressive military intervention anything like the scale i mean the comparison to world war two is absolutely absurd we're not in anything like that kind of game here. and there has been a liberation theology do you understand what is now the g.o.'s ok david atlee do david you want to jump in there going. what we should have had in the united states was the debate that robert and i could have had over the substance of this i think the intervention is a good idea and by the way i think i might agree with leslie that the u.n. resolution which says protect civilians by all means necessary other than occupation force authorizes regime change we could have had a clear debate on that in the u

> narrator: no one from jsoc would talk to frontline on camera, so frontline correspondent stephen grey raised the case with general petraeus. >> can i just ask you how that operation came into being? what made you think that this was the man you were targeting? >> well, we didn't think, in this case, with respect. we knew. we had days and days of what's called "the unblinking eye," confirmed by other forms of intelligence, that informed us that this... there is no question about who this individual was. >> the man who was killed, who appears to be the target, was living openly in kabul. we have afghan government officials who say this man was innocent. so what gives you confidence that he was who you say he was? >> very precise intelligence that told us exactly what he was doing when he was in kabul, and exactly what he was doing up there. so, again, there is not a question about this one, with respect. >> narrator: us officials have told frontline that zabet amanullah led a double life as a taliban deputy governor, and that his real name was mohammed amin. but many afghans maintain th

and a grey's anatomy star has gotten engaged to long time boyfriend. the spokesperson confirmed the proposal happened last week. for more celebrity marriages and break ups visit otrc com. >> and still head a little bug causes a giant mess, knocking out power to a popular tourist area. >> now, the company bringing jobs to san francisco. >> then later at 5:00 state cost cutting move involving gbs tracking on paroles now cutting into public safety. >> checking bay bridge, you can see traffic heading into san francisco as you know, fast track is the way to go. >>> almost 7,000 pg&e customers lost electricity this afternoon after a car lost control on levenworth is took out this power pole. it knocked out power to north beach, pier 39 and russian milledhill neighborhood. power restored except for those closest to the accident because crews need to install a new power pole. >> in idaho a former candidate for governor paddled in charges of jury tampering was arrested on the way to his own news conference and awaiting trial for porching a an -- poaching an elk

understand that when you have incidents like this when you have scandals like guantanamo bay like i'll go grey of these kinds of images these kinds of stories whether they're covered by the mainstream press here in the u.s. or not they were vertebrate across the world i mean how many jihadi is do you think that the case of this prisoner creative in theory spawned. sure i think it's you know you make a very good point but look we when we spoke actually a couple of months ago when the kuantan m o detainees files were released i noted that there was this stunning hypocrisy within this administration and it also was was true for the bush administration and that is vilifying other countries other governments for human rights abuses in many instances the same types of human rights abuses that. that that we in the united states are guilty of so to try and make sense of why why this administration frankly why people in general are not paying closer attention to this but why the administration is not speaking out more forcefully and in fact why congress isn't either is. it really comes down to just wan

>> built with the old grey bricks can you tell about the industry? >> i think that was lost from generation to generation. nobody knows for today but the most sought out bricks that we have. >> of the savannah are very sought after but i didn't cover that unfortunately. thank you for your attention and for coming tonight. [applause] >> what i have read recently is a wonderful book that i wrote a cold the speech and it deals with the filibuster that i gave in december, talking about a very bad agreement extending the bush tax breaks for very wealthy and also goes into some detail while the middle class of the country is collapsing and also talks about the growing inequality in america to the future of the country so sells advertising, it was my book. i did read it. but it was a good book. the only book i read recently which i like very much is called third world america by arianna of finton. she's a very good writer and she touches on the trends we have seen for a number of years in terms of our physical infrastructure, in terms of health care but fra

their systems and there's the black cats those are the malicious hackers and finally they are the grey had sued don't really fall into the category when it comes to the intent of their hacking capabilities i think that's where the group of all security currently lays oh they're still young they've proven that they can take on the best of the best and they want to make themselves known to everyone including the f.b.i. so i personally like food send an offer to lots like i'm very curious about your motives and what drives organization so if you'd like to have your voice heard you're welcome to share your message here on the alone or show. now it's a growing trend travelers having their laptops and other electronic devices searched and seized all crossing the border back in the united states the constitution project has even put together some numbers and according to their figures from october first two thousand and eight through june second two thousand and ten more than sixty five hundred people had their electronic devices search from crossing the international border nearly half of th

. >>> we are starting out grey in spots headed outside, mount diablo in the distance you can see startingak up. mostly sunny day, many spots inland temperatures 70s and 80s inland, 60s and 70s up toward the coastline. but we have a chance at wet weather coming our way as a cold system diving in from the gulf of alaska. going to bring a chance of rain to the bay area tuesday, a few clouds left over wednesday warming up getting hot as we head in toward next weekend ,,,,,,,, >>> mitt romney and michele bachmann essentially running neck and neck with iowa voters according to a new poll as bachmann launches her official campaign in iowa this morning. welcome back to "the early show" everyone, i'm chris wragge along with rebecca jarvis. erica hill is off this morning. good to see you. >> good to be here, chris. thank you. we are following that new poll which by "the des moines register" newspaper is shaking up the republican race. jan crawford is in waterloo, iowa, with more on the bachmann surge. good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. bachmann's advisers told me they thought sh

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the roadways aren't going to dry so there'll still be greys in the roadway. there is that issue.rainfall accumulations were up to an inch in the north bay. there might even be a chance for standing water. then it clears up quick. that is an indication of an offshore flow. high pressure sets up and we're going to get hot around here as we move toward the end of the week. i'll run this model out into the weekend. and we'll look at the forecast high, which includes the chance of 100 as we go into the holiday weekend. i'll see you back here. >>> a clean up is going on in lake merrit where some oil has made it into the water. authorities do not know how much diesel spilled into the lake but they say it's coming through a storm drain. although so far they don't know the exact source. a state fish and game crew is also at lake merrit to monitor wildlife in the area. >>> an oakland organization which cares for those in need took time out today to recognize its own good work. city team oakland held its annual breakfast of champions benefits. to highlight achievements and raise money. they

. >> reporter: mayor grey's mayoral term was very young and fresh when it was quickly culied by these allegations by former mayoral candidate sulaimon brown. he has quite scwilfully avoided coming down here to tell his story but he will be forced to testify today before the d.c. council. the reason he is being compelled to testify is a superior court judge has ordered sulaimon brown to do so. brown, of course, said that the gray campaign -- or alleges that the gray campaign gave him not only cash but promised a high-paying job in exchange for continued attacks on then mayor adrian fenty. now, we spoke to mary cheh asking her why she thought it was so important to compel sulaimon brown to testify and why she was so surprised by the fact that he was avoiding testifying. >> i'm sort of surprised by this because i had a conversation with mr. brown before the investigation began. he said he was very happen you to do that. didn't need a subpoena. >> reporter: it took a subpoena and a judge to get him down here to testify. brown told fox 5 in a telephone conversation that he will bring some

clouds are out there, mainly just some low cloud typical of a summer day, overlooking keith tower greyhere, by the afternoon that will give way to sunshine, except right at the coastline fog will hug right toward the beaches that will keep temperatures down 50s around the bay area, cloudy skies, coast side, beside the bay, here comes the sunshine 70s and 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay patchy fog out towards the coast chance of rain, on our way tomorrow talk more about that in a moment talk traffic with giana. >>> traffic is building especially along the nemitz freeway we are monitoring an accident northbound 880, couple cars involved, four cars involved in this accident minor injuries, we are seeing yellow traffic is slow and go, give yourself extra time, use mass transit it is right on time. 880, headed towards the coliseum traffic is moving well you will see brake lights as you work your way towards the maze. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza back to you guys. >>> 6:38 a.m., volunteers are up early this morning trying to create a registry of homeless people in san jose