. >> many of them went to helena. >> 7,000 people. >> have you been to helena, montana?i have not. >> i have. >> it's two streets. so if there's 7,000 people, i mean, it's crowded! >> you're belittling helena a little bit. >> very small town. not belittling. >> university town, too. >> if it could happen there, it could happen anywhere. that's what makes me nervous. >> the people of montana say this is outrageous so now the dopey school people in helena, they rescinded all of this crazy stuff. >> they totally, they totally rewrote some of the most objectionable parts. in other words, kindergarteners won't be forced to identify private organs, reproductive organs, they wait for fourth grade about that. they're talking about how there's different kinds of family structures rather than saying you can have two mommies and two daddies and explaining homosexuality at a very early age. they're skipping that. one thing they've done that will be controversial on the other side is they've said, abstinence only education is the way to go. >> putting it in there. >> they're doing al

helena, 2 hours north of san francisco. >> make sure they have plenty of water. we usually change it twice, at least twice a day. >> then it's time to harvest the potatoes he planted a few months ago. >> last year, we had a lot of different crops, but we didn't have potatoes. so this season, it was definitely something that i wanted to try. >> he came to the institute from the east coast hoping to become a chef, never realizing he'd end up laboring on a farm, learning first-hand all about farming and growing local produce like squash. these colorful blossoms are harvested as well, even if they're not fully open. >> we have a dish which--it's a squash blossom risotto, and with the open ones, we just kind of stir it into the risotto at the last minute, so it kind of wilts, and it swirls around. >> he's one of about 72 students getting an associate degree at the culinary institute, which claims to be the world's premier culinary college. steve ells, who founded the chain chipotle, graduated from the cia in 1990, and cat cora, known internationally as the only female

that is where the problem lies. >> that is not where the problem is in helena, montana.the problem is in seattle. i'm telling you, why didn't he go and take a look at places where they say we have an evaluation system that works. we have an evaluation system that actually -- martha: i think that's what's going to happen. that's the focus. we need to -- >> i would love a fox news out in helena, montana because they don't get any attention. martha: i can't promise you we'll focus on the good side and the bad side of this story because it needs to be changed. and i appreciate you being here. thank you for being with us from washington. from the congressman who said republicans want to us die quickly, remember that? democrat alan grayson is at it again. why it may have become fired for him. daniel webster is the man attacked in the ad and he will be here after the break. >> taliban dan webster, hands off our bodies. [ tires screech ] [ enne rving ] [ drums playing ] [ male announcer ] 306 horsepower. race-inspired paddle shifters and f sport-tuned suspension. all available o

we're talking about helena, montana. how did helena, montana, seem to go off the rails?ave told us. >> yeah, well we don't believe we've gone off the rails. in fact, in helena, montana, like other communities in this country, we have a diversity in our population, we have diversity within our families. our children attend the public schools. they watch the mass media. they are well informed. they read. they understand what's going on in the world around them and so in the environment we live in today, i don't think we can assume just because the community is smaller or is isolated in the state like montana that our children as they grow up aren't exposed and understand the diversity in the world around them. >> right. apparently a lot of parents disagreed with you because 7,000 of them showed up to tell you they didn't like the program. they'll have another chance on september 28th and the final vote will be october 12th. thank you so much for being our guest today. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> coming up on the show, new developments on the arrests surrounding th

helena, santa rosa, .10. san francisco, trace. and as the system moved through, we talked about this last night, thought it would happen. is just moves through and just kind of falls apart, leaving us with clearing behind it, a little mist and drizzle out there. we start our day tonight -- actually start off the evening, the low clouds and fog will be on the increase, and some fog could be relatively dense, especially near the coast and overnight temperatures will come down, mid-to-low 50s near the coast, and half moon bay tonight, 52, and 54 for livermore. tomorrow, pockets of dense fog across the bay area could slow down the monday morning commute. ace we work through the day, we will see some of this burn back to just the coast. kind of a foggy, overcast day there tomorrow. look for 60s and 70s in the coast and the bay. so here's a look at the highs for monday. 76 for san jose. campbell, 77. overcast, half moon bay in the morning. look for partial afternoon clearing. 64 degrees for redwood city. san francisco, 68. in the north

helena and kenwood both 44.north napa oak noel district 48, petalooma 48 -- [ inaudible ] >> -- clayton and gilroy both checking in at 49 so a little chill there. 30 tahoe, 40s up in eureka and also ukia so a little cool there and a lot of low clouds and fog starting to fill in along the central and southern california coast. all courtesy of that low right there. it is going to settle in and drop our temperatures over the next 36-48 hours. so fog, some sun then clouds start to move in, too, but cooler, breezy, blustery at time, 50s, 60s, 70s, that is it, coast, bay and inland, temperatures take a plunge here today into tomorrow, slight rebound thursday then all signs point towards more sunshine and warmer weather as we head to friday and saturday. >> wal-mart has a new tactic to increase sales. the world's largest retailer will unveil plans for smaller stores and they are targeting san francisco. the stores would be bigger than the average drugstore but not as big as most grocery stores. executives say they need

. >> helena dice que pagó para iniciar un proceso de bancarrota. >> en septiembre del 2009 a a acudió perdió la propiedad y dijo caer en la trampa. >> no te preocupes. dice, nosotros somos inversionistas y te voy a meter en la casa que nosotros tenemos y te la voy a vender para que tu no pierdas y tengas dónde irte para que la casa te la va a quitar el banco. >> víctor maneja la compañí que maneja con su hija sandoval en dónde le vendía una casa por 150 mil dólares. víctor se mudó inmediatamente a su vivienda y aún muestra el letrero indicando que la casa está en venta. >> hace unos días víctor recibió la visita de quié dijera el dueñ de la casa. >> le agarrñ los papeles y le compr la casa por 150 mil dólares y aquí están los dos cheques que han pasado. >> por teléfon lo dwragramos contactarlo y pedimos hablar con éñ y se negó rotundamente. por el contrario llamó a las autoridades para evitar que nos acercamos a la propiedad. >> nos informó marta m. increíble. >> ya está con un adelanto de los deportes. >> sí, ya halló el jefe de jefes. es verdad. >> los tigres del norte? >> hasta (ri

helena. san anselmo, 43. a little warmer towards foster city. 30s in the mountains if you are heading up to tahoe, friday/saturday. clouds will increase possible rain up there. 48 ukiah this morning and sacramento 51. definitely a little chill in the mo everyoning. there's the system. now, again they will get the front to come in. that will be northern california but behind that, it it looks like there's more oomph going on. in advance of that, high pressure will give us a couple of days of slightly warmer weather. we'll get low, maybe a few mid- 80s. the coast will stay in the 50s and 60s. low clouds, a little breezy at times. nothing compared to yesterday. the wind has been cut in half. 50, 60s and upper 70s. low 80s. temperatures sliding below average at this time of year for many. follow, nights -- fog, nights and mornings, increasing clouds and a cloudy to mostly cloudy saturday with the possibility of rain in the north bay. >>> a woman who drowned in discovery bay over the weekend has now been identifie

it is as challenging as in the days went raftsmen hauled helena -- hold heavy logs across double dunajec. back then, there were not as many raftsmen. first, that have to attract more tourists. some days, these raftsmen do not have any passengers at all. that is partly because of competition from the other side of the dunajec, the raftsmen from slovakian. at the polls do not think much of their slovakian counterparts. they say they are subject to very few safety checks and carry too many passengers. >> people can around. it has happened and that damages are image. when an accident occurs, all raftsmen are associated with it, even if accident happens on the slovakian side of the river. >> this man works hard to make sure that the raps he makes are precise. at the wood needs to be glued to the water proof. he is one of poland's few traditional raft makers. >> i could start a company, but no one would buy them. most raftsmen make their run. they will not spend money to buy one from someone else. it would not be worth it. i could never cover the business taxes. >> in the afternoon, he is back

two miles east of saint helena in napa. we will keep you posted on these fires as more information comes in. >> the push to legalize marijuana here in california is picking up steam. a new poll shows despite warnings from state leaders about proposition 19's devastating effects, voters are supporting it. we are live now with more on this new poll. >> reporter: the smell of marijuana has been going into the air all day here in daley city. ♪ [ music ] the expo has everything for the. pipes of all shapes and sizes, growing materials and a security system that may more closely look like a giant bong. >> part one of -- and part two is. >> reporter: thousands came here to celebrate medicinal marijuana. >> i'm worried about the patients who need it. >> reporter: now a new poll shows that proposition 19 which would fully legalize marijuana is likely to pass in november with 49% of voters supporting it and 42% opposed. >> big differences by age. younger voters more supportive than older. >> reporter: surprisingly we talked to more w

also, slick on i-15, from salt lake city to helena, montana. >> if you're flying today, expect weather-relatedt delays only in salt lake city and dallas. >>> we are now seeing some new pictures this morning from that gas pipeline explosion in northern california. this was shot by one resident who suffered second-degree burns as that fireball shot through his neighborhood. >> a key piece of evidence from that neighborhood is now on its way to washington for analysis. and experts are warning that thousands of gas lines just like this one are located all over the country. so, how do you know if one is in your backyard? here's barbara pinto. >> reporter: the incidents happen every other day in this country. >> it's nothing we need to get a clear handle on before it gets worse. >> reporter: in this san diego neighborhood, more trouble seeped from underground. the frightening smell of natural gas forced dozens from their homes. and in illinois, hundreds of workers scrambled to contain crude oil that gushed for three days from a ruptured main. often as in friday's tragedy in california, residents sai

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some things that parents need to pay attention to no doubt specifically in helena, montana.ks for being our guest today. >> thank you. >> and tomorrow, exclusive first interview with helena school student bruce messinger. that's tomorrow here on "fox & friends." coming up on this show today, he was loving it. then he dropped dead. we'll show you a new ad attacking mcdonald's. just fine or over the line? then first, you couldn't smoke in bars. now you can't light up in public places like times square? that story is next hour on "fox & friends." ♪ just one bite opens a world of delight... ♪ ♪ savor and explore, the great indoors ♪ ♪ friskies indoor delights. ♪ feed the senses. sadly, no. oh. but i did pick up your dry cleaning and had your shoes shined. well, i made you a reservation at the sushi plce around the corner. well, in that case, i better get bk to these invoices... whh i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hot

saint helena, 2/10ths. and mill valley, .08. i think half moon bay had .03, drizzle.clouds, sunny and breezy. 60s, 70s, low 80s at best here. a lot of 50s and low 60s to start off here. only need about 15 to 20 degrees to get on the high side today. although you notice, sunset is getting pretty fast. 40s in the valley. 50s and 60s. sacramento looking for a high of around 84 today. that system coming in tomorrow will give us another cooldown. that will take us into wednesday. but today, low clouds give way to sunshine. a little breezy at times, not too bad now. but 60s, 70s, upper 70s, low. a few mid-80s am but napa, santa rosa, fairfield, mid-80s. cooler tuesday into wednesday. breezy. then a rebound, especially towards friday. >> thank you, steve. >>> today, wal-mart is expected to announce it's expanding the number of stores that use solar energy. wal-mart already has 31 stores in california and hawaii. it is now expected to add between 20 and 30 more between california and arizona next year. that would make wal-mart one of the biggest commercial installations using

we thank you for joining us today from helena, montana.. smith, a grammy award winner with a live performance and a special dedication. get those fingers ready. first let's check in with bill hemmer for a peek at what's happening in ten minutes. >> got talent looking forward to that. good morning to you, steve. dana perino takes on the merger between the tea party and the gop. democrats reelection committee for the fall, why no tax vote or ethics trial? furthermore, the christian question, colonel ralph peters tells us why he thinks we're treading water in afghanistan. a packed show with great guests. hope to see you in ten minutes on "america's news room." ♪ . >> brian: 17 million records sold, michael w. smith is one of the christian music's biggest stars. his latest cd "wonder" is out today. this will be a great day to book him. >> gretchen: he's here. >> brian: i cannot believe it. >> gretchen: welcome. >> thank you. >> gretchen: and this new cd you dedicate to your wife, who you've been married 29 years almost? >> just celebrated. >>

helena. .12 in mill valley. and .08 with local local drizzle around as well. santa rosa, 72. go 79 today. cool the city off. lose the cloud cover and get more of a west wind. walnut creek, rebound to 78. oakland didn't change a thing. and cool down more of a west wind instead of a southerly wind. stanford at 52. san carlos. berkeley up there as well. pleasanton and gilroy, checking in at 60 degrees. 32, tahoe. upper 40s. sacramento t57. -- 57. and today, a little warmer. high is transtory. this -- transittory. temperatures will come up about 3 to 6 degrees. after the low clouds. some clearing. but not completely. it will be mostly sunny. high pressure builds in for one day. and keeps on trucking out of here as that next system drops out of here. a little warmer. for some, slightly cooler than others. san jose coming down. >>> upper 70s, low 80s and 60s and 70s in between. temperatures cool down tuesday into wednesday. and then looks like all systems go for a warmup. especially as we get towards friday and the weekend. >>> 6:09 is the time. a purse natch snatching in oakland.

helena, cal a to go, a 60s, 70s and 80s on the cost. always a wide variety in this kind of a pattern. sunny today, then warmer, then saturday, sunday-monday though look like the primetime for the warmest to hot conditions with 80s 90s to near 100 degrees in the most inland locations. ♪ [ music ] >> well european markets are starting the day on a downward trend, overnight asian markets were mixed after the latest u.s. jobs report provided more evidence of an athemmic recovery. the nikkei ended the trairding week lower despite an apparent entervngs in the currency market by the bang, of japan to weekend the yen. australia and new see land fell but markets in hong kong, australia and india all gained ground. >>> right now a slightly higher opening, traders are waiting on reports of durable goods orders and new home sales to -- for fresh clues of which directions the margs could be headed. the dow jones down 76 points. the nasdaq and s&p also slipping yesterday. >>> the controversy over glaxo smith klein's diabetes drug continues. it will b

helena 48.a little chill in the morning air. 50s now for everybody. 53 to 58 degrees. 30s up in the mountains. tahoe did make it to 30s. upper 40s in u kiah. the fog is big time in southern california. have to travel down to l.a.x. or santa barbara. our system will settle in between i would say tonight and tomorrow morning and that's going to drop temperatures. fog and sun and cooler, breezy. even windier later on with clouds to the north coming in. and clouds this morning. temperature that went up will come down today. upper 70s for many and low to mid-70s with 50s and 60s by the beaches. fog has really picked up in intensity from the san mateo coast. our last full day of summer. tomorrow night 8:09 fall officially starts. >> time 8:44. >>> we just have newly released numbers about unemployment. we're going to tell you where california stands. >>> also we've just received a police sketch in a disturbing case involving suspected child predator in the east bay. droiiiid. what this droid does will

host: jack in helena, montana. go ahead. caller: mr kristol, don't you think it is offensive that meg whitman has so far spent $120 -- $120 million in her race in california? don't you think it is offensive if you add up all the money taken in from subscribers and advertisers from "the weekly standard, that it does not make a profit? it is completely under written by republican fat cats. guest: maybe another 20,000 of your friends could subscribe, so we could improve the profit. we have been making a profit for the past few years. but it is a free country. fat cats can underwrite journalisms of opinion. they currently do so for think tanks, other good causes as well. it is a free country, people can spend their money as they wish. you can call it offensive that meg whitman is spending so much money running television commercials. an awful lot of taxpayer money has been spent over the years putting up signs with the names jerry brown on it, promoting the achievements, even when they are not that great. he has been governor, m