out this iso point a very specific statement reported by one news agency in the state run website. have anay that we official statement from the interior of the ministry. but perhaps the more ominous warning came from the interim president himself. he gave up a telephone interview to or private tv station here and the anchors specifically asked, now what? he told her what comes next is that the state can no longer .emain silent roads andoff threatened the state institutions. it is not clear what that means if it is an imminent threat, a specific threat to an imminent breakup or raising the stakes to try to pressure the brotherhood into a serious process of negotiation. ande will leave it there bring it back to you. the egyptian military has been reacting. we salute you. thank you. the people there have been at this amateur footage shows protests in support of the army. there are protests for and against the military. it has become a very sensitive area with several attacks against security forces in the last few weeks. the nextpeaker of generation fellow at the washington institute

it iso good! >> you are watching abc seven news at 11. on your lap -- on your side. the power problems began yesterday afternoon. in bloomingdale and other parts of northwest washington. within the past hour, there were 2000 outages. residents said that they heard an explosion coming from an underground system. they tell us that they expect to have all customers restored by :00 a.m. you're headed to ocean city, health officials are warning -- rabidup being raccoons. people who live between 80 and 130th street should be aware. anyone who was approached by an animal appears to be rapid should animal control as soon as possible. palace has revealed the title the soon to arrive baby. we do not know it is going to be girl. girl -- a boy or a his title will be prince or princess of cambridge. is beaming from the washington monument after a disaster there. crews are working to make repairs and the national park service lit up the monument early with 500 lights. autria godfrey is live to tell us all about it. the fourthfor all of of july well-wishers who went home disappoint

>> i think the way they should handz elle this iso and say, okay, we'll let you do this, but you also have to delay the individual mandate, you have to do both of them. >> can you negotiate, how about, you delay the whole thing and stop i >> i think -- >> that's the motivation. >> then the next move is to slow knock this thing down the road until it falls apart completely. >> that seems to be their agenda. >> if i were the republicans, i'd be like the viet-kong, sit back in the jungle and let obama make the mistakes, letim show how insane this whole thing was, he never thought it through, passed it and then read the law. maybe he hasn't -- >> i don't think he's looking like an idiot. i think he's looking -- >> wait a second. the polls show are even more against this law than in the beginning. >> i think republicans are doing that, which is why they haven't stepped up to the plate and said, mr. president, you can't pick and choose which laws you can cancel without talking to us. >> but there is a tad of hypocrisy. >> and it's a dangerous slope. you don't want to start establishing diff

. >> funny money isoing to come out. >> promoting your book instead of -- >> your point is that you have nothing to hide so you don't care? >> just t clear the reco because it's a violation of my contract and morality clause, i did not go to the hustler clause. in order for big government to run efficiently you have to collect this type of information. it does lead us, as ben is sang. >> what? >> to the "1984" orwlian solution. >> you're okay with it? >> no, i'm not. remember what it's all about. if you want big government a an obama care they have to collect reams and reams of data to make it work. >> that's a good point. >> at am, i think you're a big government guy so this is part and parcel of the new plan, right? >> no, i'm in favor of prudent regulation. i'm against two ings one, hyperventilating over when we don't have the full facts. they are not, as i understand it, looking at every american. >> so i'm good? >> number two, i object to something that i just did -- i said they. i hate it when we say they. i know you mean the government, our government, our elected officials, the p

. >> cal iso is asking residents to download their flex alert app.that allows them to track energy supply and demand. >>> extreme heat is history. we've been talking about temperatures at or above is 100 degrees. take a look at the numbers. 101, 105 degrees. look what happened today. upper 70s to the lower 80s. not even 90-degree temperatures out there. cooldown, it has arrived. temperatures from this afternoon ranging from lower 60s to the 70s in san jose and santa rosa, 84- degrees. right now the fog is regrouping. a few patches sneaking into the bay. there's the cloud deck. this will expand in coverage for the overnight hours. as far as the wind speeds, have been picking up throughout the day. right now in fairfield, winds out of the west sustained 26 miles an hour. gusty winds out toward sfo. all the winds are sustained. over the past few days, shallow marine player keeping the fog and cool temperatures coastside. what is happening, deeper ma layer. cooling across the bay area. there's a weather system to our north. this is opposite of the weathe

cal iso has issued a power flex alert. that means you're to conserve energy in the late afternoon when fans, air conditioner and other appliances put the highest strain on the grid. they urm you to avoid using dishwashers until later. >> so power one of the issues. but fire danger the other. let's bring in our meteorologist. we saw stephanie up in concord. she said the wind's not too bad. but in the tri valley, it was still blustery out there. >> all you need is winds 10, 20 miles an hour and that is enough to fan the fires. it is not the worst of conditions across the bay. mainly right now the wind is more onshore. 25 miles an hour. that's helping to keep the humidity out. it's anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour. i want to give this to you. in the east bay where it will be hottest, you'll be very concerned about this. tomorrow morning, the good news, not starting off with barely any wind at all. it's going to be very calm for us as we head out 6:00, 7:00 in the morning. the worst of it during the peak of the heat tomorr

with so much air-conditioning in use, though, the state's power supply is being put to the test so cal-iso has been calling for a flex alert for today and tomorrow. >> it's been some wear and tear on equipment as this heat wave picks up steam. >> people are encouraged to reduce energy use especially in the late afternoon. power usage is expected to peak at about 4:30 this afternoon. >>> what was it a week ago it was raining in the bay area? >> we got an inch and a third of rain between monday and tuesday. >> amazing. >> and now we are smack-dab in the middle of a heat wave in the 100s. you want to cool down? we have that fog making its way in through the golden gate right now but even that is mixing out. so you get the idea a big breakdown in temperatures. cooler at the coast. we have maxed out in san francisco at 77, now back to 71. 92 in livermore right now and 89 in concord. so we're heading up this afternoon. we have heat warnings up around most of the bay area except right along the coastline and just inside the bay. these oppressive temperatures going to last through about wednesday.

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to avoid outages cal-iso which manages the state power grid is issuing a flex alert for today and tuesday asking residents and businesses to cut back on power usage between noon and 7 p.m. >> if you are going to use power, do it after 6 or 7 p.m. when the load or the demand is less. >> reporter: the power grid isn't the only thing suffering. john muir hospital in consumer report treated 15 to 20 people for heat-related illnesses just this weekend. >> from weakness and fatigue to people passing out at work. so we have been jam-packed. >> reporter: and many of the people who ended up here didn't know what hit them. >> you're going about your work and by the time you realize it's a little too late, pass out or somebody sees you get weak and wobbly at work, next thing you know paramedics are there to pick you up. >> reporter: the hospital has treated homeless people who sleep in the park across the street. padre o'rourke spends his days in the sun maintaining the park grounds but takes safety seriously. >> i always which are my hat and throw on sunscreen and if i'm thirsty at all, the rule is

. >> reporter: and cal-iso has now issued a "flex alert" through 7:00 tonight. of course, that means turn off any unnecessary lights, don't use your heavy appliances such as your dishwasher until after 7:00. and keep that ac set at 78 or higher. reporting live in san jose, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> only in the bay area can we have a heat wave with 6 days above 100 degrees for many of you and then in the same time just 30 miles away have highs only in the 60s for 6 straight days. that's what we have now. here's a live look from the mount vaca cam where you have been 105 today but this is the golden gate bridge where currently it is 62 degrees. using that as a backdrop, look at today's highs. ukiah 108. brentwood 106. concord 102. lafayette triple digits. saratoga same thing, novato three degrees shy of 100. five days in a row in triple digits for livermore including today's 102 degrees as a prolonged heat wave which is rare for you we are really not getting relief at night only down to 67 for livermore. oakland 61. fremont 61. and fairfield down to 68 degrees.

the hot weather is putting a train on the power grid which is why cal iso is asking people to con serve energy for a second day in a row. >>> meteorologist is going to share with us the heat advisory. >> it extends one more day -- just in time for the fireworks thursday evening. take a look how widespread it is, it is over parts the morning bay, if we shift to the east -- just east of richmond you will find us there, just east of the east bay shoreline, just east of castro valley you will find in the morning and into thursday as well. all the way to gilroy and parts of sunnyvale. some of us a tad hotter this afternoon, some of us noteablely cooler, i will explain why and talk about how much longer this heat will last. >>> continued high temperatures and extreme freudians -e danger will close a popular park tomorrow -- the park has been closed since sunday -- the emergency closure was triggered by temperatures near 100 degrees. >>> more than 8,000 customers are without customers pg&e says because so many people are cranking up air conditioners power is at a premium and they hope to resto

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thiik jonathan was doing well until he acted as if guys who drive a ford f-1500truck do it because it iso guys just like driving big trucks. don't forget in meltdown, people are jeering at hummer drivers, i can't remember which owner let the hummer go, the brand does notti exist because it was a gas guzzler. neil: don be surprise if bank does not give you the cash, and saving it for someone else, the government, bks are being required to set aside more cash just in case, that means less cash for you. >> i mean regulators, and regulation is destruct oestruct, estimate that new basil 3 will worst to 1.15% of gdp, a lot of wealth and jobs that are not created. these come after basil 2, in 2004, and basil 1 in 1998, that raising costs, makes sim less safe, more erratic, more volatile, all banks that were bailed nut on in thousand 8 were 8 -- in 2008 were highly regulated. neil: i think you should be -- dennis, do you think that is problem? all of these cash requirements and reserves are going to stifle th industry? >> i think this is a problem. the banks are caught in open cash crunch. i worr

>> it iso hard to make changes, that is unfortunate. they should go a lot further. they should look at companies like outbox thatscans a digital copy. imagine how much money they could save if they only gave you what you really needed like a -@hardcopy magazine and other things you can read on your ipad. unfortunately the government is not so fast at innovating. tracy: i did not need a victoria's secret catalog four times per week because that is probably how many i get. the no door-to-door thing i'm kind of over that. the pension benefit overhaul is alwayshe stickiest point. how do they get through that? >> to have to have an honest conversation with each other, we have two admit their finances are chatable and cannot continue on with the generous pension benefits. th have to reach an agreement to have the postal service on the same type of retirement like 401(k) and these guaranteed benefit plans. >> the unions will fight this tooth and nail, probably will have saturdayail for a long time because of it and then it es complety bust, right? >> we are headed on that

sometimes we miss something iso much we decide to bring it back.e of the items are not compliant. that can create problems for the taiwanese mother and father who have to go to court and be punished for bringing in something they should not. >> with that involve criminal liability? with that in prison because they have brought something in considered unacceptable? >> it is a very heavy fine. there could be other consequences including time in prison. but most taiwanese i have come across are always first-time offenders and dark innocently on aware of the law. -- and are innocently and aware of the law. even if you do not know, you will still be punished. >> ignorance of the lot is no excuse. >> it is unfortunate there have been some things like that. generally speaking, taiwanese and a very good reputation with the laws. there are a few taiwanese the reused -- that were used by the drug dealing organization to take drugs into new zealand. it becomes such a headline because you have never heard of taiwanese doing that. if it was another nationality

it gives the implication that may be the way to go iso just sort of spend willyilly compatibility go is to raise n taxes. in the public, when he says we need to continue with this policy of hiking taxes on the so-called rich, maybe of the public behind. >> two things. first, there is appointed richard keep raisingaxes so much thau don't colle any more revenue. we have seen thatn california. we are seeing it in european countries. charles: california is saying the same thing. we have a surplus. governor brown as a genius o this policy works. what i'm saying is by you understand t curve. a lot of people watching this show don't. maybe we have to get the law of diminishing returns before there is a general epiphany. >> what happened is actually a great example. california voters approved prop. 32, they impose a tax increase retroactive to january 1st. if you're taxing people an income that theylready air there is not a big laugh for rve effect.3 when california will get in trouble is a lot of rich people are going to be moving devastate. with a check like more money for this year and ne

. >> reporter: samuel, came to, the auction with his dad who iso trying to get a house in d.c. the competition is fierce. samuel's dad did find somethingd he liked. >> we did, but we were outbid,t, so -- got to keep trying. >> reporter: also trying is robin holden who is hoping to acquire some land near her home, but worries deep pocket developers might outbid her. >> i have been there all morninl long and there are multiple purchasers that are in there that are actually investors. >> reporter: even if your bid is accepted today, it does not necessarily mean that you will get the property. tax officials say many times, folks who are about to lose their home, decide last minutes they will pay the taxes andarcit basically voids out this transaction held today. you may be a winner today, but that doesn't mean you will getsn the't property. the city and court to give the original property opener another three years to pay up or lose it. >> the property owner does have all the way until the moment that the judge actually issues the deed to make final payment. >> reporter: in the dis

it seems like the republicans are dean iso phobic, it seems like they're racist, it seems like they don'tet the 2012 elections. it really hampers the perception but also the policy of what republicans are trying to do i think it was a horrible thing to say substantively. >> in condemning the comments and the work we have to do. let's take listen. >> our committees are doing their work. we're going to go through this in a common sense step by step way. we don't need to make this job difficult. we've got a broken system. broken legal immigration system. we have the problems of those who are here undocumented that ought to be dealt with as well. and it does make it more difficult but i'm going to continue to work with members who want to get to a solution. >> john boehner almost sounds the most reasonable when he has to responsible to congressman king. i'm not sure if that's the way i want to get there. he is talking about reform. he sounds very realistic in that sound bite. and it brings us to number three. basically, we're seeing this split on latinos within the gop. we're seeing boehner v

. >> since airport information at se iso were brought to a halt, several flights were diverted to oakland international airport. some of those flights were international causing a bigger back-up. oakland typically doesn't schedule international flights on sad. some passenger hearsay to wait on the tarmac for several hours until custom agents from sfo were able to get there. also observed knights scheduled for sfo. runways were jammed with 27 extra flights and 4,000 extra passengers. several passengers waited for hours inside planes until they could get buses to take them to sfo. many of them said they have to wait without food or water. here is what we know so far. flight -- two t one passengers. sixteen crew had beens. the plane landed on the runway, burst into flames on the runway. two 16-year-old girls were killed. one of those girls appear to have been droned. two of the four. runways at sfo remain closed as they continue to investigate. live at sfo where they are giving the press a little bit more information this morning. what can you tell us? >> at the airport, the pio is going to

. >> the answer iso more governmet spending, infrastructure, job retraining. >> we tried that.was called the stimulus bill. it was called the stimulus bill. crawling along. the rich are doing fine, the stock market is exploding thanks to the fed, housing prices are n going up, the rich are doing fine. what's missing in this ha conversation is the fact that this president's policies have not helped the middle class, and particularly the lower middle class. >> this is a b basic philosophil conversation that divided washington and the parties for years now. what's the best way to boost thc economy, what's the best way to help the middle class. more government involvement, or more government involvement, or way. >> go to the economist, ben bernanke is now leaving, there's a large argument at the white house boys who his successor should be, he is leaving, he c said as charts demonstrated earlier in the show, if congresr and government would simply get back in the game, they're a major engine of economic activity and they're right now causing some of the slow in terms of recovery. >

to avoid outages, cal-iso which manages the state power grid is issuing a "flex alert" for today and tuesday asking residents and businesses to cut back on power usage between noon and 7 p.m. >> so if you're going to do a load of laundry or going to vacuum your house, try to do it after 6:00 or 7 p.m. when the load and the demand is less. >> reporter: and the power grid isn't the only thing suffering. john muir hospital in consumer report treated 15 to 20 people for heat-related illnesses just this weekend. >> from weakness and fatigue to people passing out at work, so we have been jam-packed. >> reporter: and many of the people who ended up here didn't know what hit them. >> you're going about your work and by the time you realize it's a little too late and you know, you pass out or somebody sees you get weak and possibliy at work and next thing you know paramedics are there to pick you up. >> reporter: the hospital treated a number of homeless people who sleep in the park across the street. padraig o'rourke spends his days in the sun maintaining the park grounds but takes safety se

iso not know that everybody living in this time and place. in terms of how it looks at what does create value in the the startupvest in stage. organizations really appreciate ,his value of providing access providing services that allow people access to resources. underlying all of this is a real appreciation for these values that are so important to how we work and live together and how we can co-create. it is a new version of things given the technology we have today. >> can you give me some examples of what that looks like? >> we have had the privilege of working with this. projects and ideas. you can rent anything from almost anyone. skills sure where anyone can teach what they know. you can see in all these different areas there are pioneering individuals who are we can utilize these values of trust and openness and take advantage of the fact that we have so much information about what is around us. more will become the future. >> it is an appealing concept. so many of these problems can the communityen comes together. we have seen this w

. >> reporter: and cal-iso has now issued a "flex alert" through 7:00 tonight.of course, that means turn off any unnecessary lights, don't use your heavy appliances such as your dishwasher until after 7:00. and keep that ac set at 78 or higher. reporting live in san jose, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> they say by the time you're thirsty, it's too late. you need to keep drinking water constantly. >> and force it on the kids because they won't tell you if they're thirsty. >> they will come in and be so red and sweating. >> by the time they say they're tired, they should be in bed already. it's unique here in the bay area that a significant portion of you are in the 60s for highs yet we have this prolonged heat wave going on just 20 or 30 miles away. let's talk about the heat first. lakeport 109 degrees. vacaville and pleasanton 104. los gatos 102 which is not uncommon for one day or two but today is day 6 and we're looking at two more hot days out there but look at the golden gate bridge where highs today were only in the low 60s and some of that cooler air has made

that iso from b + to c-, fair, that is the liberal point of view.hese guys in the front row might have gotten in the room first. their parents might have told him to grab the front seat. those of you and the back rows, you might have been slower or maybe you had some ailment. they just got in here before you did so did not have as good a chance pretty soon, somebody says, why do they need to be pushed. maybe we will take away the d and move them up to c + and eventually we will have an equal rate for the whole class. why don't your teachers use the system? why doesn't the system work? yes? --then there is no motive then there is no motivation to do anything. >> you're not going to quit completely if you are an a student but there might be times when you want to do something other than study. you might do a little less. yes? >> does not currently reflect efforts. >> and you want to reflect efforts, why? >> to show that you are invested in something where you want to learn more and be a part of something. >> it could encourage greater effort. if you t

iso not believe that that the dominant philosophy.e that as it may, what we should be doing is have real debates. let's have a majority of votes. if the american people do not like the results, that is what elections are about. the american people did elect barack obama. he has the right to appoint his people to run the government. caller: democratic collar. .- host: democratic caller caller: republicans are being hypocrites. they do not have a problem with the government giving them tax breaks. they want to privatize everything. they give the government money to contracts. but with poor people, they do not want to do anything or them. why do poor and middle-class people vote for republicans? i do not understand why. an excellent question and subject for a long debates. we do not have time for it right now. in my view, despite what the , let'ss collaaller has said be very clear. one of the issues i want to vote on his campaign finance reform is campaign finance reform. they should elect candidates of their choice and not even have to

there iso follow-up, reference to several employees that you retaliated against them. i think they are in a california office. this was not viewed to be a matter of retaliation. do you have any recollection of that? could you put a little light on that? >> the office of special counsel determined were no fax to support the allegations. theo facts to support allegations. her smell decisions are very difficult to make grade they are singularly the most taxing aspects of jobs when one has supervisor will responsibilities. one has to act in the best interest of the agency. personnel moves are not necessarily disparagement. or anything critical. as a supervisor, as a manager and leader, one has to fit the needs of the agencies with the talent of the people most ably. my commitment is to the talent of the agency as a whole and my commitment is to the laws we are sworn to uphold. >> mr. chairman, i would like to just for a moment talk about becoming director of homeland security, if that is possible. i have one question. we are deeply concerned about morale of the department

a lot of the value-based designs, you know, i mean, that's what value will-based iso dollar for preventive care and less for generic drugs, etc. and we're not at a place and where -- and certainly mark and mike have done a lot of work on value-based and the private, you know, insurance market has experimented a hot with it, but, you know, and when we need to continue to do that. but, you know, as we all know, getting a bunch of doctors to agree on, okay, this is high value and this is not so high value, it's tough. and it's going to take time. so, but i think we do need to have some time. you know, fortunately we do have some time, i mean, you know, even though medicare we're all concerned about medicare's financial future, it's in some of the best shape it's been in in decades. and be that does give us a window of opportunity to allow some of these things to be experimented with, you know, before we go off and, you know, cut off the first dollar coverage just because, hey, we need to save some money in 200. $2030. >> one question that kind of has come up inferentially throughout this disc

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