, jeff, jeff. my eyes and ears on the ground. what you are saying is veryñ important. i know how nerve wracking this is. you have to slow down, man. i cannot understand you and i know our viewers can't either. >> um, a tornado, is continuing, it's south of downtown oklahoma city coming down i-40. >> shepard: it's eastbound on i-40 headed to downtown oklahoma city right at this moment. >> that's correct. >> shepard: so i-40 is an east and west highway. just to the south of it would be areas like moore, and oklahoma city is right on i-40. go on. >> yes, tornadoes beñind me, the worst of it is coming in to downtown, heavy rain. blowing winds. kathy, i'm going to stop right here. and try to turn the car around õso i can see the tornado. >> shepard: we are looking at pictures now from kwtv and kotv, this is a general wide shot view of the area. we have not reachÑd sunset yet, just a second, jeff, we have not reached sunset yet, you see this as dark, as if, you know, it look likes pitch black out there.

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, i'm jeff glor. the saga of edward snowden has taken another dramatic international turn. snowden who was holed up in hong kong, wanted in the u.s., is now in russia. it is unlikely that is his final destination. the man who leaked n.s.a. secrets and was officially charged friday with espionage was on a flight this afternoon that landed in moskow. he may soon be flying to havana, cuba, and is said to be seek asylum eventually in ecuador. charlie d'agata begins our coverage. >> reporter: he fled from hong kong to moscow and so far he is untouchable. edward snowden a rifered in moscow in a commercial flight this afternoon but it's just a stoppover in the hope of reaching political asylum. diplomatic cars bearing the ecuadorian flag arrived at sheremetyevo airport and later the foreign minister confirmed that snowden has applied for political asylum in ecuador. he's getting help from wikileaks, a web site which releases sensitive government documents. he said they're providing travel and legal assistanc

>> jeff: tonight the storm moves east. >> jeff: tonight the storm moves east. as forecasters watch new threats, we learn the death toll from tornadoes in the midwest now include three storm chasers. anna western certificate in oklahoma. >> this headline says the u.s. is hyping the hacking story again. >> jeff: seth doane on the view from beijing on the much anticipated summit between the u.s. and china with cyberspying high on the agenda. the first comments from angelina jolie since her double mastectomy to prevent cancer. >> i've been very happy to see the discussion about women's health. >> magalie laguerre-wilkinson talks with two women about why they made the same choice. >> and john blackstone on goalball, the sport that gives em involved a whole new perspective. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, i'm jeff glor it has been a dangerous and deadly weather weekend. and tonight the threat is not over. here is a look at the storm system that first produced tornadoes in the midwest late friday. the front is moving

>> jeff: well, they have to score quickly. it's got to be a one-pass score, because they need to make sure they have enough time to foul and then advance it again. san antonio cannot react on shot fakes. >> mike: miller to james. quick shot, it won't go. lost it. tipped by miller -- and that's it. san antonio comes into miami and wins game one. here in the 2013 finals. the spurs, in their seventh straight playoff game, where they are now 7-1 on the road here in these playoffs. tony parker, magnificent in the fourth quarter. as he has ten points in the period and the spur defense just stupendous in the final period. >> jeff: well, i thought san antonio was brilliant all game long. defensively, i thought they shared the ball. i thought they got good quality looks. tremendous road game by the spurs. >> mike: parker, 21 points, again, ten in the fourth quarter. he's with doris. >> doris: what's going through your mind when you are on the ground with that shot? >> get the shot off. i was just trying to stay composed and get a shot

. >> jeff: mike, this is so unusual. tim duncan is one of the few centers that would have the skill to inbound the ball in a tight situation. he's always been their late-game inbounder. >> mike: james back on parker. six to shoot. parker again on the drive. pull-up shot. side of the rim. james, another rebound. james, the drive. stripped, by fouled. and lebron james will go 0 the line for only the third and fourth time tonight. >> jeff: that's critical, the use of the time. because now, they have a two for one situation. they don't have to go to the foul game. >> mike: will be a seven second difference, a little over seven, 7.3, difference between the shot clock and game clock. we saw ray allen with three, then tim duncan, two clutch shots from the line. and now james with his chance. 17 point us, 18 rebounds and 10 assists. >> jeff: and never assume a make. >> mike: clutch free throws from both teams. two-point game. miller picks up parker on the screen. now bosh has him. parker on the drive. nearly lost it. still dribb

so jeff, do you say we wait this out? how worried are you that in fact earnings will start getting hit? then we look at valuations and look at the market in a different way? >> it is absolutely kwaunt fiebl that earnings will get hit as costs raise, as interest rates rise. keep in behind that -- >> hey, jeff, i'm sitting right next to him. you don't mind if i ask him a question. >> lean right over there. >> companies have the best balance sheets in the history of capitalism, right? they are at longer rates. >> they aren't doing anything with it. >> that's fine. but to jeff's point that a higher rates are going to hit the bottom line, i have to think this rise in interest rates will be the least consequential in history for corporate america. >> what i see is that you have the main corporations, s&p 500, they are boroughing exorbitant amount of money. at least enough to fund revenue. if you look at using that borrowing and purchasing back stock or whatever they are doing to that mimicking growth, if you take the stand and

i, jeff -- >> i, jeff. >> offer this ring as a symbol of my love and devotion. >> offer this ring asymbol of my love and devotion. >> let it always be a reminder of my vows to you. >> let it always be a reminder of my vows to you. >> and so, behalf of the state of california, let me pronounce you married. [ applause ] >> paul katami and jeff zarrillo legally married in the state of california. congratulations to these guys but also to everybody who unexpectedly found themselves taking the plunge this afternoon and tonight in the great state of california. which is thought to be something that was 25 days off, thanks to a pronouncement to that effect from the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals. but that appeals court decided it's in effect immediately, so people have sprinted to city hall. this is mayor antonio villaraigosa of los angeles finishing up his term as mayor of that city on a very, very high note. we'll be right back. >> so you're married? >> we're married. ...and last year, she wasn't eating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nu

dagen: jeff flock in illinois joining us with more. jeff: good morning to you. i think it is the best indicator of all. come over here from north shore builders. you are about to knock this one down. go ahead and give him the signal, we will watch it as we talk, do what you have got to do. this is a 50s era home, kind of a single family on a slab. doesn't fit the neighborhood anymore. >> it does not. the slab homes are too small for these lots. they are just too small. jeff: this is a process that kind of went away during the downturn. now it is back in a big way. so i didn't want the competition to know how successful we were being. now the competition is out-#ez there. >> have a lot of construction going on even on this block there are three or four homes. jeff: can you spin around and show them the house next door? a better indication of what is coming. i want to talk to the architect who will design the new home going on this lot. do you get any negative feedback? >> typically we're doing a tear down in the downtown area with small lots. it is very sensitive

i love jeff, love sunny. the idea that this was a compelling witness, the idea that this witness is going to play well with this jury, save this tape, anderson, please, save this tape. she seems like a very sweet high school senior, but please. i mean, i get it. but come on, guys, you've got to be kidding me. who are you guys kidding? >> not at all, not at all. >> do you have your fingers crossed. >> not at all. >> not with this jury. save the tape. >> danny, do you agree? >> mark, finally a voice of reason. this is the prosecution's star witness, it's not their second best. it's not their third best. it's their star witness. and when you just watch her demeanor on the stand, as a juror, if she is -- number one, florida has depositions before trial, which is very unusual. and it's true, that does yield a treasure trove of inconsistent statements. however, the jury is free to evaluate this witness' credibility. they can believe some of it or none of it. and just looking at her demeanor, just hold it in your mi

jeff skilling left in august.decisions that led to the bankruptcy, as andy fastow says, then skilling was indeed gone, and that's his point about skilling not being to blame. but there was a lot that was wrong with the company, as he said. there was a lot of misleading going on, and probably everybody from top down can take some blame for that. >> well, it's clearly one of the biggest tragedies in corporate american history, and a lot of people still feeling the ramifications of it today. thank you all. ladies, thank you for joining us today. scott, good job as always. >> thank you. >>> so what happens when a board of directors simply screws up? wait until you hear about this chairman and ceo who was green-lighted by his board to receive $159 million in pension benefits. >> former apple ceo john sculley will join us with his insights on board oversight, and that is next. vo: i've always thought the best part about this country is that we get to create our future. you get to take ownership of the choices you make.

jeff. >> glor: don dahler, thank you.t up, a protester with a flare for the dramatic. >> glor: central >> glor: central europe is bracing for record flooding after a week of heavy rain. thousands have been evacuated from hungary. the volunteers and soldiers stacked sandbags for the flood walls today, at least 21 deaths are blamed on the floods. in paris, rafael nadal slammed his way into the history books today. nadal defeated david ferrer to win the men's final at the french open. the victory makes nadal the first man to win eight titles in the same grand slam tournament. the match was interrupted in the second set when a masked man wearing waving a flare jumped on the court. as you can see, before he was captured by security guards. 11 other protesters were also detained during the match. something a little stronger than flares to bring down 11 story new york city apartment building. look at this. a very controlled explosion of the former coast guard housing complex on governor's island, into a pile of rubble. the site

jeff. >> glor: mark phillips, thank you. later, a motorcycle blessing at the vatican. the keystone x.l. pipeline debate, the stake in small towns across america, we visit montana. what happens to the one million american kids that were in head start programs? those stories when the "cbs evening news" continues. wii, if you're looking for help relieving heartburn, caused by acid reflux disease, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take nexium if you take clopidogrel. relief is at hand for just $18 a month. talk to your doctor about nexium. always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not f

jeff ranieri is here.let's put it together and talk about passing triple digit temperatures maybe. >> yeah. today we did have over 100 degrees. my head is jostled around from trying to get all these numbers on the board because the spread was so huge today. we had 60s at the coastline. 68 for your official high in san francisco. santa rosa. then over to livermore, that was our hottest temperature today with 102 and then plenty of upper 80s in san jose to mid-90s. now the thing that really helped us stir up the atmosphere was the marine layer. didn't go any are where. stayed right near the immediate coastline through most of today and those winds remain onshore right now at about 10 to 15 miles an hour so also throughout parts of tomorrow and it's also beginning to turn onshore here in oakland and livermore. a little bit more comfortable here for the interior valleys as we head throughout the next couple of hours. if you do have dinner plans in the east bay, still looks like a nice night. you can see we're

jeff sessions, ugh, that's our jeff sessions update. >> michael: something on a former colleague of jeff >> yes, john edwards. this is someone who everyone is pulling for. everyone thinks of john edwards is a hero. you just hope this guy gets a second chance. john edwards has announced he's opening up a new law firm in his open state of north carolina in raleigh. i don't know what to make of this. i guess after being disgraced the only profession that will have you is going back to his original profession of ambulance chaser. >> michael: he could make a full-time job of defending himself which is a firm around it. >> that's the thing. i did get myself off. did he? did he defend himself? whoever defended him in his trial, that's the person that i want to hire. >> michael: who ever was able to get him free and on the streets. brett erlich, as always, fantastic stuff to share with us about republicans and democrats alike. someone is always in our war room even if it's not--even if it's only brett but check us out online at current.com/war room. "the young turks" are next. have a great night

jeff flock is focusing on disaster investments.a storm shelter being told right now. he joins us from newman illinois. >> you will see this tornado shelter completed. it is a booming business these days. i want to talk about the other things that you may bet on. stocks like companies that make all of the generators. jim, can i interrupt you? tell me how much this costs. >> this would be $6100. then putting them in mostly for families. jeff: you talk about how solid these things are. what they do is come in and put them in your basement. this is very thick heavy gauged steel. people are using them not only as a tornado shelter, but as a safe room. >> that is correct. they are handicap accessible. jeff: towns like this in tornado alley, new focus on this. connell: we will watch the progression throughout the day. dagen: offbeat investing. auction houses seeing record-setting sales in recent weeks. we are at the martin lawrence gallery. reporter: hello. they have had record-breaking years. christie's has sold $495 billion worth of art

thanks, jeff. >>> ahead at 5:00, not what they expected to see in their living room.ow this plane ended up inside an apartment building. >>> plus, a notorious killer off the market? the surprising plans for joran van der sloot. >>> scary moments after a small plane crashed into the living room of an apartment just outside of washington, d.c. here's the video. two people were aboard the plane when apparently, it ran out of gas just after midnight. it was on its way from philadelphia to a small regional airport in virginia. now, amazingly, just by looking at all of this, two people inside the apartment and a passenger on the plane only suffered minor injuries. >>> notorious killer joran van der sloot is getting married. the 26-year-old dutchman currently serving 28 years in a peruvian prison for murdering stephany flores in a hotel room is marrying an young peruvian woman who frequently visits him in prison. van der sloot first gained notoriety in 2005 when he became the prime suspect in the disappearance ofy)vñ natalee holloway who vanished during a school trip in arub

. >> thank you, jeff. the reform and commercial bail system is one of the hottest topics. the institute of policies has called the bail system a failed policy that leads to excessive incarceration and mostly of pretrial detainees who cannot afford to buy their freedom. time and time again commercial bail has proven itself to most effective with those released on assurity bonds with 60 percent less likely to become fugitives. let me introduce the panel, der a dwight is with the association, she owns carson bail bonds and in the industry for 4 decades and former mistake mayor of carson california and helen for the juvenile and criminal justice system and currently on the and ralph on the commission of san francisco and works closely with the sheriff's department which now leads the program for violent offenders. >> san francisco, he has over 3 decades of experience in law enforcement including his former role as chief of police in san francisco. he's been a critic of current models in the criminal justice system that rely too heavily on incarceration. will looeng is the c e

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let's bring in meet rolls jeff berardelli from our miami station, wfor and, jeff, i suppose the troublings for people living with this heat is that there doesn't appear to be much relief in sight. >> unfortunately, jim, that is correct, this pattern is a very slow changing pattern. here is the reason why. in the atmosphere we have a big traffic jam, strong area of high pressure, we call it the bermuda high off the eastern seaboard is backing things up, we a storm system across the ohio valley, and that is going to be funneling up a lot of moisture from the gulf of mexico, causing flooding across the eastern seaboard but the biggest story is what is happening on the backside of this pattern, we are going to see a prolonged hat wave continue for the next several days in the desert southwest and tomorrow we could see high temperatures near 130 degrees in death valley, the last time they got to 130 degrees in death valley was a century ago, and these temperatures are going to be very slow to cool down over the next several days, that heat wave is going to stick around, and along the eastern s

and that's the way i got the news back from jeff. and the window into my thinking, jen jenna, as i said all along, i said on monday, i knew this day might come. senator lautenberg might be ill. i didn't just start thinking about this on monday. i've been thinking about it on and off for some period of time. but in earnest, i started obviously on monday morning after i got the news of senator lautenberg's death. >> i want to go to jake tapper here. jake, first of all, tell us about this individual who's going to be the interim senator for new jersey. >> first of all, let me just remark, suzanne, that it's incredible that governor christie and his team were able to keep such a close hold on this information as almost never happens in something like this is announced. it doesn't even leak out five or ten minutes before the announcement. we did not know that senator-to-be was the one senator christie was picking until the moment he stepped out. just some basic background on this man who is currently the attorney general of the state of n

jeff: here is what it is.erings, the organic offerings that you get at a whole foods and you also get the staples that you would get at target where you can buy toilet paper and not have by organic toilet paper. no offense to organic toilet paper. >> we can save them a trip and combined trips for them. jeff: this is not so much a grocery store, it is a happening. this cost a lot of money. stock dropped off in 2012. you invest a lot of in this. >> we were very pleased. jeff: are you ready for walmart? >> we are bringing great food and a great environment with good and affordable price. jeff: ceo of this chain. the store with his name on it. i will ask, whose idea was it to put the names on the store? i do not think it was his. cheryl: absolute. those chains are great. thank you very much. dennis: we continue to follow the downturn in the market today. down 56. cheryl: a great day to have these guys with us. our fox business showdown. [ laughter ] ♪ friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash

that is the way i got the news back from jeff. what went into one into my thinking jenny as i said all along, as i said on monday i knew this day might come. senator lautenberg have been ill and i knew this day might come so i didn't just start thinking about this on monday. i have been thinking about it on and off for some period of time but in earnest i started off on monday morning after i got the news that senator lautenberg's death and by monday evening i was pretty certain about what i wanted to do. if he was willing to take it. [inaudible] villa. i made him the offer. i just told you he texted me the next morning and said i am in. i called them and i said great. i said now are you going to run for it or do you just want to serve on an interim basis? he said i have no interest in being a political candidate governor. i would rather not run. i said that's fine with me jeff, if you don't want to run that's fine. [inaudible] obviously we -- i'm going to have to name an acting attorney general and i'm not there yet one that. we

jeff: you got out.not move. >> when the rates are flat, the only thing you can really do to make money is sell these spreads. jeff: we go all the way out to january 28, 2015 before you get more than a 50% chance of a rate hike. >> absolutely. the market should be right around 99, 99.75. right now we are at 99.98. that is our front month. that means ten basis points. jeff: what were the volumes likely we had an active interest rate. the volumes are up a little bit because of the talk of a move. >> we were elbow to elbow in here. it would be crazy in here. we would probably be the loudest. on the floor right now. jeff: 100,000 contracts a day. >> easily. jeff: volume right now? it is probably less than 10,000. that is going out two years. back in the day, we would not trade more than a year out. jeff: interesting. you heard what it used to be like back in the day. we still have room in the pit. if it gets crazy, you never know. it could be all back. if we started getting some fed talk or some, you know, s

. >> thank you, jeff and great to see so many people here today. as jeff said i'm a partner at van ness and happy to the the president of the bar association this year. it's great to be here on this particular day with a great group of panelist talking about a very important subject. we are also proud at the bar association to partner with jeff's office to represent indigent clients and very proud of that relationship and committed to it going forward. this summit focused on the an verseey e anniversary of the gideon case. a promise and excitement following the united states supreme court decision has been a road trip marked by stoplight and heavy traffic. it was gideon's mutual trumpet, the new book that talks about the harsh reality of the system

our jeff cox says yes. he's here to make that case and what it may mean for the stock market. >>> and with the wild volatility, is now the time for hedge funds to show their worth? some say it's put up or shut up time for the pricey hedge funds. >>> and later, you've seen some of the country's best million-dollar homes on cnbc all day today. coming up, dolly lenz will review the best one. it could be your neighbor's house, or even yours. back in a moment. nd less in the name of style and sophistication. but to us, less isn't more. more is more. abundant space, available leading-edge technology, impeccable design, and more than you've come to expect from a luxury vehicle. the lexus es350 and epa-estimated 40 mpg es hybrid. this is the pursuit of ection. [ male announcer ] with wells fargo advisors envision planning process, it's easy to follow the progress you're making toward all your financial goals. a quick glance, and you can see if you're on track. when the conversation turns to knowing where you stand,

what jeff said is absolutely true. the kind of ironic a diocese has a public relations firm to convince the public they are doing what they should be doing which is to be christ-like, that they are a pr firm. another little factoid for you that public relations firm that the los angeles archdiocese has retained to help them clean the image up is the same one that enron uses. [laughter] the media, you know, what jeff said is true. they have -- they spend massive amounts of money on public relations trying to convince everyone this is -- look at what we have done, made it go away, behind us now, and i was upset about that myself but i don't anymore because i know it's not going away, and inevitably, something will happen, an explosion, eruption somewhere that will destroy that myth, and we'll be back again, will be in the news, be prominen

what am i looking at, jeff, looking down the line here?mes in different stages of construction. these are framed and under roof. the next one just went in the ground. there's a couple foundations, framing that one, and the one at the end is the furtherrest along. >> we hear about this among home builders today, what is the single thing that makes you most optimistic about what you see right now? >> urgency in the buyers, and a good -- the majority of the buyers we sea, the prospects seen are in the market looking for something sooner rather than later. the bigger problem is there's not enough inventory to match the demand. >> and all of these you see here standing have already been sold? tells you something about the market. liz: oh, yeah, it's quite a fascinating market that there should be at least, though, a bit of caution; right, jeff? people are waiting in line, they are now having lotteries for brand new buildings. it gets you nervous; right? >> yeah, even the builders don'' want that because that gets it too crazy, and they don't, y

so paul, do you take jeff as your lawful wedded spouse in. >> i do. >> jeff, do you take paul to be your lawful wedded spouse? >> i do. >> do you each promise to love and comfort one another? to honor and keep one another in sickness and in health, in prosperity and adversity and/ke forsaking all others, be faithful to each other as long asywn you both shall live ? >> we do. >> i don't know about you, but i got goose bumps. >> now the wedding ring is an outward sign. >> listening in live there. these are the other two plaintiffs in the prop 8 case going to the supreme court. >> and the san francisco attorney general officiated that marriage. keep it right here and on our website and we will be right back. >>> really hot$x outside. actually dangerous heat. >> it's not too often you see excessive heat warnings issued for parts of the bay area. we saw day one of what i think may be five days of triple digit jt up for the bay area. we got up to 103 degrees in livermore. south of downtown san jose, weather watcher there, steve, reporting in about 100 degrees in south san jose. look at santa c

i think jeff is spot on. i think everybody has been trying to get in front of whatever the fed is going to say and i think the presunks right now is he's right. the fed is going to start giving us this information that we've been waiting to get. >> what does that mean for the stock market, steve? >> i think that it's disjointed from the stock market because you can have both moving. juke have both go up, bonds and stocks go up. >> jeff, do you think that can continue? can you have stocks and bonds going up at the same time? >> yes, you can have stocks and bonds going up at the same time. you know, it's been the case that for now quite a few years that bonds and stocks have been negatively correlated, but more recently, and i mean very recently, that's changed a little bit. you will notice that when bond yields rise say to 2.20% or higher, it seems that stocks really get indigestion. it seems that everything gets indigestion when bond yields rise above 2.20%. that's why i have been saying that i think bond yie

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lap 79, 5-sometime winner jeff gordon made a move around joey lagono. he t was short-lived because he it to pit. he did finish 2nd. a few laps later. carl edwards, in the 99, got into it with the 18. kyle bush, bush got the worst of it as you can see. that damage brought out the 7th caution nag. oh, look at that. on -- flag. oh, hook at -- look at that. he had just enough to hold off juan pablo montoya who ended up running out of gas on the final lap any way. he is just a second win of his career and 218 winless streak. >> so, jeff gordon flirts with his 6th win, carl edwards finishes 3rd. kurt bush finished 4th and last year's champion, bowyer was 5th. >>> baseball, giants win on saturday a mere bump in the road for the marlins, a day you wanted to wrap up and stay dry by the finish at at&t. the second pitch of the game. justin, no doubt about it. he crushed that fastball. allowed 3 runs in 6 innings. well. hunter said, right back the you. a 7th inning blast on san francisco within a run. the team's first homer it in 9 games. same inning, running in th

let's check in with jeff ranieri. >> i'm dizzy. i'm standing up over here.it would be a great day to go here as we head to saturday. right now, we're dry fromo[i sa rosa to san jose. with more sunshine expected throughout tomorrow, if you're headed to the coastline, we want to reinforce the fact thatx#m te is a small craft advisory, winds from 20 to 40 miles per hour, including areas inside the bay. so do advise a little bit of extra caution ifp0f you're out there getting a little bit of rays across the bay. otherwise, saturday forecast, we'll stay clear here for the bay, also inland. a little cloud cover expected at the #sícoastline. sunny skies from san francisco all the way down to santa cruz. for the interior valleys, just a touch warmer for tomorrow, with temperatures in the upper 70s. let's go to our skycam.s7 in san francisco, a little bit of haze. there is some fog at thç immediate coastline. but we should stay relatively fog free here across downtown san francisco, if you do have any plans for tonight. let's go ahead and get a look at the pattern

you know, jeff, let me bring in jeff, i want to know what wall street wants. here's the frustration for me. when you have signs of economic strength, suddenly people start freaking out thinking that means the fed is going to pull back, right, but if you had too much economic weakness, wall street will freak out because the economy is not strong enough so it's hard to tell what investors want to see here. >> well it's easy, they want to be goldilocks, can't be too hot and can't be too cold. the problem is of course you're usually not goldilocks for too long. you're either too hot or too cold. today's jobs report was in the middle and the interest rates are right in the middle particularly on housing. they bounce back reflecting better growth in the economy but we're not yet to the 4.5% on the 30-year mortgage which is the rate at which housing started to recover. once we crossed down below that we started to see housing begin to turn up and show some strength, that's helped the labor market, helped the economy, and helped confidence come back among investors an

raj and jeff, back with more right after this. supershuman battle got a little inspiration from one of his favorite things. >> peter is battling a form of lymphoma. today he got invited to hang out at santa clara-based anybots on behalf of the make a wish foundation. peter got to see how they worked and then got to take one home. how about that, to keep. santa clara also declared this peter's day officially on the city books. >> they even bucked it in the car. really cute. >> the limo. >> yes. and it had a bow tie. >> thanks for watching tonight. wow, the track looks perfect. now we just need guests. yeah, so they can race! hey! kachow! bellissimo! guido! our tires are a-flying! whooooaaaaaa little tractors, dance! they're here! it is time! there's high-octane fun for everyone at cars land. only at disney california adventure park. dontcha just love that new park smell? >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from "the voice," carson daly. be

. >> we go out for the latest, jeff? >> reporter: ann, the fire broke out four parts of the crews are standing bite here to make sure the fire does not flair up again in this section. now, the good news there were no new evacuations called for today. however, that has been little comfort for the people here tphaot wind changes direction -- here. >> the wind changes direction. >> they say he is going to stay put and defend the house he built with his bare hands no matter what. today, the powerhouse fire broke into four sections, racing through the steep terrain such as this. for a good part of the day the flames were pushed within the containment line and forced the fire back into the south. >> hot ambers into unburn vegetation that fire starts getting into an alignment, we call it, it starts picking up and getting stronger and stronger. and then it starts reducing large row bust flames. >> since the start of the fire on thursday, firefighters say it has been hard to predict where the flames would go. rick and debra green

kron 4's jeff bush is live outside san francisco's city hall with the latest. jeff? >> reporter: there were over 200 marriage licenses issued today. >> i know pronounced to a spouse and white. you spoused & wife -- and spe death go to our facebook fan section, www.kron4.com =-haazig ma the last ditch challenge to the courts ruling about prop eight had no affect on the progress of san francisco and there was a steady stream of couples into city hallcouples that would soon be married. i heard it on the radio when i was on the way down here and i told chris that we down here because i didn't know if they were going to hault the weddings this afternoon or what. i'm hoping justice kennedy and has left his cell phone far far behind. the north light court has been transformed into marriage licence central. the county assessor says employees and volunteers have come in on their days off to process hundreds of marriage licences to people (ting) today, i just married a couple who flew up here from los angeles because they wanted to make sure they had the opportunity to get mar

first of all let me thank jeff and the san francisco public defenders office for this 10th year of the justice submit summit. thank you and i don't have a prepared speech. i do want to address some of these misconceptions. there is a bail reform and we are part of the reform. we are proud to say that we are part of our regulatory agency with the department of insurance to reestablish the industry. but alongside of that we are not a one size fits all industry. there is a place for the criminal justice system as well as the criminal bail industry. now we have testified along with catherine, our lobbying effort are basically this is what we look like. this is the lobbyist. we are not a high paid, i represent the mom and pop businesses throughout the state of california and certainly although hopefully our assurity companies employ their lobbyist. this is what it looks like. it not the chico's bail bonds. we are mom and pop and the majority of our agencies are owned by women. i'm eye i want to have the opportunity to say what we mean. legislator coming this year is what we are looking at a