hum, hum, yes. this is real sponge cake. that's okay. that's okay. i am a [inaudible] person anyway. do i have to eat it all? slurp... hum, yuk. slurp, hum... disgusting. i'm almost done. [laughter]. slurp, slurp. i gave up eating noodles. thank you, thank you. >> sometimes notable authors come to main stage and do more than read passages from their work. they sit in a live conversation with a reporter, playwright discusses the relevancy of his work with one of his theatre critics. as part of the yearly 1 city one book event. fields questions from sm scott chauffeur. >> before writing the book you want to louisiana and did a lot of research. what reception did you get there? what obstacles did you find? well -- it depends on which decade you are talking about. i did research, actually starting in from the time i was very small. and we went back every summer even though i was born here in berkeley, as a matter of fact we went back every summer to louisiana and i was always interested and did a lot of -- um -- both formal and informal research. startin

look at that baby hum. river of sludge. >> one of the things is we use bacteria that's common in our own guts to create this reduction. it's like an extra digestion. one of the things we have to do to facilitate that is heat that sludge up and keep it at the temperature our body likes, 98.6 degrees. >> so what we have here is the heat exchanger for digester no. 6. these clog up with debris and we're coming in to -- next wet weather season so we always come through here, clean them out, make sure that we get maximum heat exchange during the colder wet weather. sludge season. >> rubber glove. >> right here. >> rubber glove, excellent. all right, guys. >> thank you. >> good luck. >> this is the full on hazmat. . >> residual liquid. we're taking it time to let it drain. we don't want to get sludge on it necessarily. take your time. stand on the side of it. . >> should we let it release for a while? . >> let it release. >> is that the technical term? . >> this is the most important bolt on the whole thing. this

can you hum it? >> you can hum it. if you're dealing with snoop dogg, i've got music that you can hum ♪ ♪ it's the only d-o-g-g. >> larry: i'm a double g. how i became a double g. new thing. you were part of the "we are the world" remake. what was it like to pass the torch? what was it like to sing with that group? >> it was special. for them to call me and be in the room with those great singers, it was special. i saw lionel richie and michael jackson and ought great musicians, for them have me come be a part of the anniversary felt good to me. >> larry: the bling bling girls certainly weren't going anywhere during the making of snoop's first single, "gangsta love." we were there. look at the behind-the-scenes action. and i do mean behind. >> rolling! action! ♪ ♪ gangsta, gang, gangsta ♪ that gangsta love ♪ if you love the way i put it on it ♪ ♪ she like it, she's on my hip like a sidekick ♪ ♪ i whispered in her ear -- ♪ gangsta love >> larry: talk about it more later. what's with you and cars? >> i've always had an i

. >>> speaking of things that make you go hum, the toyota prius will get a new sound.apanese customers will be able to buy an artificial sound, a hum, as an optional add-on. it makes the car louder when driving. >> can you get a diesel hum? >> that would be the fun thing. i would get like a ferrari sound. >> yeah. >> something like that. >> makes sense. pedestrians cannot hear you. >> it's freaky, you stand there and you hear the tires on the pavement. whoa. >> they see you, but you don't see them. >> we'll hear your purr coming. >>> california schools could find a little more money in their coffers. later today the national education department will name the winners of the second round of the race to the top program. california is still in the running. $3.5 billion is at fake today. bay area schools could get as much as $700 million of it. race to the stop school reform competition rewards schools that make ambitious reforms in an effort to improve. >>> the first of a series of community meetings to kick off in san jose today to gather input on hiring a new police chi

for now it's only going to be offered in tokyo. [ john humming ] >> they should do humming tunes. [ laughtert $148 in plus installation. but, you know, i do like the idea of a loudspeaker so you can just -- >> just tell them to get out of the way. [ laughter ] >>> more hot weather today but it may cool down over the res of the week. here's what some passengers had to say about our question of the day. >> i'm from fresno so actually it was kind of almost like being in fresno again. >> yes. in fact, it's the first time i had my linen suits on this year. [ laughter ] >> he's wearing his linen suits now. >> roxie from pleasanton says i welcome the cooler weather, better for the environment and gives me more energy. >> roy says, let's see. sweaty clothes, high pg&e bills, oh, yeah. i like hot weather. not! >> greg e-mails us i hope we have a few more days like yesterday. this weather helps stimulate the economy. beer sales up 15%! [ laughter ] >> you got to love our audience. >> i know. >>> it is 6:52. got a wildfire that continues to burn on mt. diablo. >> this is a picture -- a live picture fro

it's repaired in a town of yes riews yes riews hum for israel. >> >> green living, environmental, sustainability, there are a lot of words that refer to it. what kind of movement have you seen in your particular world? teen safe places and the green world, what have you seen out of your work so far in terms of trends and changes. >> well, it's really -- it started out with a little idea, and it has turned in to it's own non profit organization, but the biggest part of it is the generation to generation, taking the initiatives, taking the step, and why the teens don't want to come back, they are running off of the four year old plans, we want to make sure they have their hands in it, a place they want to go, be involved in, and it's important to have the generational leadership. have one from the next to the next, and they are creating their own ideas -- ideas. we are getting there, and with we will be open soon. and the teens that we have onboard, they have been on their for four years now, what they are doing every day is blowing me out of the water. they want to do this, they want to do that,

a blue that hums deeply a harmony of ferm ment denying stars shining inside the cosmos. forever blue where life dies and is reborn. an eternal blue that exists above the storm. a blue that doesn't suffer discord that would smile if it had a mouth. embrace if it was armed. comfort if it grew heart. instead it arcs a concert of blues hovering over the earth in an endless ocean of impossible quiet. thick with blue beyond blue. a blue that disappears when clutched in the fist, a blue invisible and solid. thank you very much. [applause] >> please, welcome camill. >> that was a great reading and you changed up my play list. >> start with a poem i read after i learned that the rate of valum prescriptions in baghdad sky rocketed after the u.s. entry into that space. the title of the poem and it is the words the probably roost which is bitter. biting, cutting, sharp. bitan. once, she was a fearest dark girl who's tongue skipped top of meeting. teeth, teeth top of mouth like double dutch with the word that ment her thoughts cutting circles through the day. no chance she'd be the o

. >> mike: our local teams had rough day, and the humming you heard at infineon, indycars, and [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do you guys needs a moment? since john is always on his phone, we thought he'd like using wells fargo mobile banking. just paid the electric bill. wow. he's able to pay his bills, check his balance. wow. [ banker ] even transfer money between accounts. i can tell you what's playing, if you like. i can tell you, too. see? oh. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when life is mobile. ♪ >> dan: police are blaming poor security for the theft of this van gogh. seven out of 73 security cameras were working. the $50 million painting was cut from its frame yesterday. the same painting was taken from the same museumin' 1978, and was recovered a decade later in kuwait. >>> new rules went into effect today to give credit card users a chance to pay off cards without incurring mass fifth fees for going over theirs limit. it's the third phase

. >>> the indycars are humming at infineon for the grand prix of sonoma, frank kit at the led wire tore last year. the two-time indy 500 winners cashed in his second championship last year. he always enjoys come coming back to wine country. >> it's a tough check with elevation change and blind corners, low grip with the sand blowing owned there and stuff. last year we had a good day, qualified on the poll and led. so it was a good day for us. >> mike: champions tour the general -- jeld-wen traditions. it's early. third, round play, beautiful sunriver oregon. your putt of the day. right line, right distance, right speed. just right. now bernhard langer buries this eagle putt on 12. at 9-under. everyone is chasing tom lehman. par-4 14th. his approach -- second shot. nearly holes it. lehman cards a 69 today. 11-under par. a two-stroke lead entering thunderstorm's final round. >> to madrid spain, u.s.a. basketball beering up with an exhibition against lit wayne lithuania. lithuania let we one at the half in the second, the u.s.a. is up 57-49. steph curry battling a mild ankle sprain. team

can you hum it? >> if you're dealing with snoop dogg. i've got music you can hum. you can do me. >> larry: i'm a "g" now. >> you're a double g. >> larry: you're going to learn that. you were part of the "we are the world" haiti remake. what was that like? >> it was special for them to call me and have me in the room with those great singers was special. because i was a kid watching it 25 years ago watching all of the great musicians, you know, put a song together that meant so much. and for them to have me be a part of the anniversary felt good to me. >> larry: and the bikini clad bling bling girls weren't going anywhere during "gangsta love." and take a look at the behind the scenes actions. and i do mean behind. >> rolling. >> big snoop, the american dream. ♪ gangsta, gang, gangsta ♪ that gangsta love ♪ if you love the way i put it on it ♪ ♪ she like it, she's on my hip like a sidekick ♪ ♪ i whispered in her ear -- ♪ gangsta love >> larry: talk about it more later. what's with you and cars? >> i've always had an infatuation with cars, especially old school cars.

. >> a very strong recovery, indeed, and it is humming along again. it grew by nearly 4 anasts had expected only a 1% increase. the results show that products made in germany are increasingly back in demand abroad. >> these buses are on -- to abu dhabi, a german automobiles, specialized vehicles, and machinery in demand again globally. business was especially brisk with trading partners outside europe. the week euro allowed emerging companies to b cheaply in germany. >> developing companies are doing very well, especially china, also brazil and india. they face very strong economic development, it and they have asked for foreign goods, especially for machinery and capital goods, and there you know that germans offer things that are very competitive. >> germany's export figures are impressive. the country exported goods from january until june's worth a large amount of moy. overall, german portevenue has grown by 18.2%. imports also rallied, with germany buying other goods worth over 300 billion euros. france has been surpassed. there is an increasing

. >> mike: our local teams had ugh day, and the humming you heard at infineon, fiber one chewy bar. how'd you do that? do wha it tass too good to be fiber. you made it taste like chocolate. has 35% of your day value of fiber. do it again. turn it into somhing tasty. this guy's doing magic. there's chocolate chips here now. how'd you do that? right! tasty fiber, that's a good one! ok, umm.read her mind. what's she thinking? that's right! i'm not thinking anythg! [ male announcer ] fiber one chewy bars cardboard no. delicious yes. >> dan: policere blaming poor security for the theft o this van gogh. seven out of 73 security cameras were working the $50 million painting was cut from its frame yesterday. the same painting was taken from the same museumin' 1978, and was recovered a decade later in kuwa. >>> new rules went into effect today to give credit card users a chance to pay off cards without incurring mass fifth fees for going over theirs limit. it's the third phase of the credit card act. the law bans card issuers from imposing inactivity fees or increa interesting rates without

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the humming of air conditioners. mid to upper 90s today. fremont, 92 degrees. to upper 80s for the rest of the east bay shore. down in the south bay today, if you ha a. c. you may wanna use it. low to mid-90s there. mid to upper 80s on the peninsula. los gatos and mountain view near 90. 78 half on bay and 80 daly city. downtown south san francisco, sausalito mid-80s. upper 80s san rafael and vallejo. sunshinend low to mid-70s at your beaches. 70 monterey and0 watsonville. going to be toasty tonight at at&t park. warm, 84 degrees. the first pitch at 7:15 dropping to around 76 degrees. tonight we'll have temperatures mainly in the low to mid-60s. a few upper 60s and that's going to lead us to a warm he day tomorrow. the reason we have that excessive heat advisory around the bay and inland tomorrow will be the hottest day with records falling. temperatures will drop nearly 6 degrees wednesday another 4 degrees thursday, another 8 degrees friday. by the time the weekend rolls around, our temperatures are 10 to 15 degrees cooler than today and tomorrow. >> me, thank

. >> 49, hum... >> i can see how you would say that, why do you say that? there is 49 of something. okay. did you notice the turns? the spins? how many were there in one piece? yes. no. yes. 9. how many times did we repeat that? how many times? 3. 9 times 3 -- is 27. we did 27 turns but we were going, 1, 2, 1, 1, 2, 1. that's a sophisticated math concept, you were not wrong. i bet you will grow up to be a mathematician. i will give you my address you will have to send me your first paycheck because i taught you this. at this point we would like to thank you very much for coming. if you have any questions. i don't know if we want to open it you will for questions. may be just a few? okay. yes. what's your question? >> how do we get in this program? that is a good question. >> it's an interesting question because the answer with the 3 of us is the same. what i want to point out i look like i might be from india when i talk i sound like i'm from america. my parents are from india but i was born in america and i started this dance when i was 18. i was not a baby e. both charlotte and an

holy [no audio] (humming). >> and then there's the other guys. >> stop humming that song! (cheers and applause). >> we know, we know. >> all the gun fights, all the car chases, all the sex we don't want to have with women but we have to all due to what you guys do. >> and we'd do it again and again. >> hey! if i want to hear you talkly shove my arm and work your mouth like a puppet. >> they're real characters. >> will you stop it, man? >> what? >> i think you're a fake cop. >> i hear a guy who's probably a little insecure. ow! >> all units, we've got a possible jumper. >> we all know you're in a very dark place right now. >> i'm gonna do it! >> you're feeling as if sweet death is your only release. >> whoa, we got a second jumper! >> oh, look, he's flying. >> hi. >> who are you? >> i'm his wife. >> this is the ball and chain. >> what! >> seriously, who is that? >> i'm a real cop! i'm working on a huge case. you're coming with me. >> that's a wooden gun! ow! >> listen up, we need your cooperation. >> run! >> we are doing a lot of property damage! oh, cool, a helicopter! whe

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[engine humming] - this is what the everglades looks like when you have too much nutrients coming inirds can't get in there to feed. fish can't get in there among the roots to live. and so if we don't do something about the nutrients, this is what the everglades will look like. burkhardt: deeper inside the refuge, the water is cleaner, and there's more of it. building what amounts to a giant artificial kidney at the northern end of the everglades will make recovery possible at the southern end. it is an ambitious plan to help this amazing wetland heal itself from lake okeechobee all the way to the gulf of mexico. for this american land, this is bruce burkhardt.

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[ engine humming ] >>> do you hear that sound?a hybrid or you have been around one, you know that they don't make much noise. in fact, the engine pretty much shuts off at red lights and while parked. that sound is what toyota is experimenting with in japan. adding some sort of artificial space age, in this case engine noise, not just for those who like having a car that makes a sound when it goes. it is also a safety issue to let passing pedestrians know that a nearby car is, in fact, running. another item from toyota tonight, another recall. more than one million corolla and matrix hatchbacks model years 2005 to 2008, this time a problem can cause the engine to stall. faulty engine control module will be replaced on all affected vehicles, they say, at no charge. >>> we have a health alert of interest to millions of americans who have had hip replacements that allow them, of course, to go on living healthier and active lives. tonight there is word of a recall in this area by johnson & johnson. this one affects 93,000 people around

market but at the same time the risk attributed to russia has had a downside it's seen as a land of open hum origins but also significant risks with administrative and very credit barriers open headlined now the government is making the point a stable political and economic environment is its focus with clarity predictability and a move over to approach to regulation investors see it's long overdue you've got to be more open the problem with the foreigners. with the foreign investors the one no one think they can get scared very fast the government of a company which is trying to attract foreign investors or foreign money they should do her thing very carefully because you know a person from other countries is getting scared of everything this slump so investors doesn't rush in druce in the wake of public criticism to mention the team keep you well any key is problems in opening new stores the new service is a small step but offering school for more immediate complain will help bring in new investment environment and the service will put pressure on all levels of government to account for th

hum for quhy has always had to worry about water hears ago she bought a tank to keep as much of the precious stuff in she needs or to wash her family's clothes twice a week and the rest of the time her children know to keep a shower is short in the jordanian capital h two o. is pretty scarce. and i think big families usually buy water tanks so we can have enough water to last the whole week but the tanks are expensive and not everyone can afford them we get water two days a week and those days i switch on the taps and fuel the tanks for a few hours so we can manage on the other days. it's a problem affecting the whole region competition for water between israel jordan and syria has become so fierce that it's turned the once mighty jordan river into a trickle well the rivers being almost destroyed because of the conflict because of the competition every country has tried to block off whatever it can before it reaches the international share of the river so they can keep it to themselves that is typical of a conflict situation israel wants to clear the lower part of the jordan river off limits

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no i think that we have to keep tax rates as low as possible right now to keep the economy humming or at least allow it to come back to life what we do need is fundamental tax reform there are a lot of areas of the tax code that are just simply bad tax policy and we ought to move toward a flat simple rate system with the broadest rate possible there's certainly a lot of areas the tax code that we can eliminate certain types of credits and exemptions that are there that are nothing more than economic and social policy delivered through the tax system but let's get back to the basic point of your question is that do we need a millionaire's tax or something like that and i'd say no that's really sort of. mob rule tax policy where we're just going to pick on the smallest group possible because they can't defend themselves and that's really what it comes to there is a grand theft of the rich case if the rich and powerful can't defend themselves i'm sorry go ahead but i think if you know they have an i.v. in a way to get it. going and it doesn't work and it doesn't work if we look at all th

humming to their defense hailing them how do you teach this to your students how do you put this well i mean there are certain ethical boundaries that everybody has to meet but i mean julian pretty much did i mean he turned the stuff over he had a whistle blower and he had raw data he turned it over to the new york times to do spiegel and these mainstream media outlets these old line bastions of journalism and they did the vetting of the raw data the pentagon papers ellsberg worked at the new york times they did all that i mean it's not really is as different as people think i think it has to do with julian's personality the fact this is an off shore new media kind of shadow we thing i mean does he have the accountability i don't know and the transparency i don't know whether he's proved that yet that's what we talk about in class he has a very elusive he's right behind our blonde hair yes australian friend here but you know you spoke about how you remember when the pentagon papers first broke the administration's response and i think that the obama administration all the pentagon off

. >> um-hum. >> why -- would it be helpful or why don't you say i'm not a black president, i'm biracialou know, when i was young and going through the identity crisis that any teenager goes through. i wrote a whole book about this. >> yes. >> we all read it. >> part of what i realized was that if the world saw me as african-american, that was not something i needed to run away from, that was something i could go ahead and embrace. >> larry: laura, i know it must puzzle every -- why is racism still a question in this country? >> well, larry, i think what happened, remember a year ago? the cambridge police incident with professor gates and the president weighed in and said that was a dumb thing the police officer did? that set off this national conversation? i think sadly a lot of people are disappointed that they thought they had a post racial president in president obama, and because of that, and maybe some of the things that happened with this immigration debate, they think he might be the most racial president. whether or not he wanted to be, and so on "the view," barbara walters was

she will probably be on display for a year. [ allen humming theme from "ja "jaws. " ] >> it's always good weekend to go the aquarium. tomorrow will be the better day of the two coming up. looking out towards san jose, we have blue skies and air temperatures currently in the low 70s after a high today of 78 degrees. 4 degrees cooler than yesterday. transition to this. socked in at the beaches. currently, 58 degrees. you won't see tonight's sunset, at 7:58. low clouds pushing into the bay. localized drizzle. what kind of impact does this have on our oakland as forecast? they are playing host to the rays. here's our guy. my guy. love him! >> hi, i'm geo gonzalez of the oakland as and it's a little chilly so bring your jackets out to the coliseum and enjoy the game. >> all right. gio! let's give it up for him there. if you are heading out to the coliseum, make sure you do dress in layers. it will be in the 50s. a trough is well defined, what's going to be draping over the bay area for our saturday knocking back our temperatures. don't count on sunshine at the coast tomorrow. southern cal

now adding a humming devials to make the gas electric vehicle more audible.48 speaker system under the hood makes it as loud as a regular car engine. the associated press says the device goes on sale this month but plans in the u.s. aren't clear. i'm jane king. >> it's 5:55. two closely watched senate primaries have produced different outcoming for incumbent republican senators. senator john mccain won last night but his victory is not taken for granted. mccain promised his supporters to fight with every ounce of his strength in november to keep his senate seat. a different story in alaska. incumbent republican senator lisa mckowski is in a tight race against tea party candidate joan miller. she has the support of sarah palin. trails miller by about 1900 votes. many say the outcome will offer a look at the political strength of both palin and the tea party movement. >> the state is saving money by cancels prison visits. corrections officials say state prisons will be closed to most visitors on labor day september 6th. that should save $325,000 in overtime. la

it will offer a $148 speaker system that will broadcast a humming sound so pedestrians can hear approachings. now a recent u.s. government study found hybrids are twice as likely as other vehicles to be involved in low speed crashes with pedestrians. researchers blame the lack of noise for the difference. toyota says at least for now it has no plans to offer the system on cars sold here in the u.s. >>> all right. our time now 5:50. he is heading for courted to blamed for a horrifying and deadly crash. the police car chase suspect is blamed for the death of a young mother and severe injuries to her child. but the family's anger and blame doesn't stop there. we have the details. >>> plus the continuing amazing story from chile on how trapped coal miners are using discipline and very little food to stay alive. >>> welcome back to the morning news. a federal judge refused to delay a judge sentence for a doctor convicted of brandishing a bb gun. he was arrested four years ago during a dispute with neighbors she chased off her horse farm with the gun in her hand. she began serving her 60 day sent