. >> jeff whiting is old school, too.s ken's 30-year-old nephew. >> i would drive and not only meet but exsaid their expectations. today you don't see that. >> ken and jeff are third and fourth generations at whitings food who has been running food concessions at this famous seaside amusement park since 1953. >> today's teens are as able as ever but they're far less prepared. employers also are far less prepared to deal with the age group. >> the whitings say this management problem isn't limited to santa cruz. based on their team work force business, they see a national trend stretching from the california beaches to the jersey shore. >> why wouldn't you mack a sale. >> i will leave you alone. >> no. >> denny's on my case. i'm like i don't usually keep in a job in the summer. >> that attitude seems to be more common than not. >> employers like jeff and ken say this difference in attitude is a big problem for small businesses like theirs which depend on part-time teenage workers. >> they are the ones who determine whether

. >> and jeff whiting is old school, too, his 35-year-old neph nephew. >> i would work hard to exceednd meet their expectations, and today, you don't see that. >> they are third and fourth generation partners at whitings foods which has been running food concessions at this famous california seaside amusement park since 1953. >> i am a tremendous advocate that today's teens are as able as ever, but they are far less prepared and the employers are far less to deal with the group as well. >> he says that this is not limited to santa cruz. based on the teen consulting business called "waves for success" they see a trend stretching from the california beaches to the jersey shore. >> how would you go the make a sale? >> i will leave you alone all of the rest of the time. >> danny is on my case and i am like, bro, i don't usually keep a job in the summer. i am not trying to do this. i am trying to live my life. >> that attitude seems to be more common than not. >> and employers like jeff and ken say that the difference of attitude is a big problem for small businesses like theirs which depe

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white from the l.a. station. >> let's bring in jeff ranieri and the holiday weekend is just about over. >> the reality of the workweek. >> they will welcome folks from the grind. moisture picking up into the east bay that will likely produce areas of patchy fog in the south bay and the peninsula. numbers of coal and you have the desire to head out in the next hour or two. they feel like the 40s in the north bay and 52 in oakland and 55 in santa cruz. live hd skycam ra and transamerica building shining bright. 3,687 windows and trying to out shine the bridge and we know who had the big 75th birthday. let's bring you back to the headlines. the areas of drizzle for the immediate coastline. throughout tuesday we will have warming inland. we will hold off the larger heat until we get more down in the seven-day forecast. we have rainfall out here in the pacific. this would normally produce measurable rainfall. look at this. here comes the jet stream with the area of high pressure that will deflect the storm activity and that will help to warm us up. if you head into wednesday and thursday, that is the warmest

jim cramer is still with us, and joining the set political analyst, jeff greenfield and former director of the whiteelody barnes. melody, good to have you this morning. >> great to be here. >> jeff greenfield, i am fascinated by that they don't get us. you have a sitting vice president talking to working class people in youngstown, ohio, and yet when he says it, i think of what tom wicker wrote about richard nixon, one of us. you know? biden is from america's working class, america's middle class. some politicians can actually deliver that message, and biden seems to ring true with that. >> i teach a course in political media out at the university of california santa barbara. one of the things i stress is the continuity of this message, of i'm one of you. it goes back to andrew jackson, william henry harrison with the log cabin campaign, abe lincoln, the railsplitter. if you don't come from the middle class, how do you connect with the working class? some folks do it. fdr did it, jack kennedy did it in west virginia. one of the enduring problems of mitt romney is can he connect? it's something that'

joining me is glenn thrush, senior white house reporter for politico and jeff welsh. good morning. >> good morning. >> matt, brian baker, head of the ending spending political action fund said he was immediately troubled by this. how does something like this even get out there? how does it happen, do you think? >> it happens because there's a lot of people spending money on campaigns and trying to get their messages across. and there are campaigns motivated -- the obama campaign is motivated to find everyone related to mitt romney who's going to say anything that seems weird. that's what they're going to be seizing on and campaigning on for the next six months because both sides don't actually want to campaign on the biggest issue that faces us, the debt and entitlement crisis looming over our heads. >> they may not have asked for this proposal specifically, but here's what mr. ricketts said when he saw the ad made in '08 that included jeremiah wright and president obama. quote, if the nation had seen that ad, they'd never have elected barack obama. and the super pac

the day that he was made the jobs czar on the steps of the white house, personally handed them to hu jintao. bad idea, jeff. so i think jeff would be a good example. now he's resourcing some of the jobs, pretty cool. i think he would be the perfect guy to do this. say i get it, i understand. i honor our engineering talent and i won't put their stuff at risk anymore. i recognize we're a technology -- i know he thinks it this. i recognize we're a technology driven country in every division we have got and we're going to protect that technology and get the highest roi we can for the shareholders. it is a whole new idea. he would be a great guy to do that. if he did that, i think a lot of other people would get the message. >> okay. brian. brian, alex. >> speak up. it is kind of a funny room. >> sure. i was going to ask, i'm an entrepreneur. it seems like the tone of our society has changed. when i was a kid being an entrepreneur, those were the heroes. now you've got occupy wall street kind of attacking success people. you got our president who is out there kind of going and saying it is unfair if you make a

white, too. >> very nice. >> we love monday. thank you, jeff. >> you've got it. see you later. >>> let's turn our attention now to sports. let's bring in mindy from our comcast sports net newsroom. wine and sunshine, can you top that, mindy? >> who cares about the weather when you have good wine? that's all i have to say. you can take your wine and beer and head over to at&t park tonight. there's a pitching matchup not to miss. tim lincecum, it's only happened five times before facing off against the fellow cy young award winner. they are both on the mound. both won that prestigious award in 2009. greinke was with the royals back then and has never faced the giants before. they've had a much better start to the season. lincecum gave up 16 earned runs in the first three starts combined. definitely a change for the better giving up only one run over his last two starts and picked up back-to-back wins. jaymee sire has more on the matchup. >> mindy, only three of the giants hitters have actually faced greinke and all are in the lineup tonight. a little bit more famil

white house correspondent bill plante is in chicago. he begins our coverage, bill, good evening. >> good evening, jeff, well, the u.s. and its partners in nato are just plain tired of the war in afghanistan. it's unpopularity has added to political pressures here and abroad to get the troops out even sooner than planned. and the question is how o to do that without giving up the gains that have been made. that's the main topic here at the nato meeting in chicago. with france's new president saying he will pull his troops out of afghanistan by december, two year as head of the nato time line, president obama called on his fellow leaders to remain firm. >> we will stand together united in our determination to complete this mission. >> and nato secretary-general rasmussen insisted the allies will keep their promise to day through 2014. >> there would be no rush for the exits. we will stay committed to our operation in afghanistan and see it through to a successful end. >> but the definition of a successful end to the war has changed. the nato allies now want to pull their troops back from combat and into a support role

that is after jeff sessions presented a plan modeled after president obama budget. the vote was 0-99. whiteest secretary garny called at it gimmick. >> republicans voting against it. the republicans immediately noted it has been three years since the democratically controlled senate passed a budget. the how passed a bill to renew violence against women act. president threatens to veto the version. it does not include expansions in the senate measure to specifically protect gay, lesbians, bisexual and transgenders. >> let's call the bill what it is. not violence against women act, but the open season for violence against women act. >> this is a bill and as we look to reauthorize, we want to make sure we're not politicizing this issue but reauthorizing it. >> f.b.i. director robert mueller today confirmed that the bureau has opened the preliminary investigation in the $2 billion trading loss suffered by jp morgan chase. he also told the senate judiciary committee they were looking in to who leaked the information about al-qaeda plot to blow up a u.s. -bound airliner. that case involved a doub

this has been a hard-luck year are in jeff gordon who went to the garage with a tire down. curt bush in the whiter spins out, and he'll end up sideways on the track. ryan newman ends up spinning as well. >> jimmy johnson broke three on a restart with 3 laps to go, and held on for the win. the big guy on newman's crew is andy crewingers are. he is the -- tried to get a piece of bush, but seems to be held back there. >>> the caps and rangers in game 7. hagelin's pass from behind the net to richards. new york has a 1-nothing lead am it was 1-1 midway through the third when marian gaborik tee keyed back, fires it past hold bee. the rangers -- holtby. the rangers win this one >> >> see you again tomorrow at 5:00. >> you were talking about seven years that the tour of california has been going on. and the crowds have really grown. >> and they've spreaded out in different cities -- spread it out in different cities around the state. >> thank you, joe. >> that is our report for tonight. thank you so much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join us on 2 at 7:00 am. mom? hmm? what does your esophagus look

jeff barnd. barnd. and i'm jennifer gilbert. thh xact location is classified, but the president is somewhere in the air heading out of afghanistan and back to the whitehouse. tonight, the commander in chief markeddtheeone year anniversary of the assassination of osama bin laden by seal team six..... by giving a speech on an american 3he warzone. "one year ago, from a base here in afghanistan, our troops launched the operation that killed osama bin aden." he delivvred a speech about a new artnnrship wwth afghanistan live on fox45 tonight around 730. the new partnership will keep american troops in afghanisttn for up to another decade. the president praised their efforts and says america will hand over more and more control over the next few months. the trip was kept secret until the president was on the ground in afghhnistan ccming up in just 10 minutes, we'll how you why repuulicans say the presidentt is spiking the football, and trying to turn an american victory into a divvsive campaign issue. we'll go back to afghanistannfor the latest. 3 baltimore police.../ speak out.../ after.../ commmnity activists.../ claim... annofficer.../ and... unarmed ma

jeff neely. but it was on the second time, a whistle-blower came forward and the white house swept us through the rug, back last year in june when they learned of his first misdeeds. even when you had an inspector general in place, it's difficult. imagine them stonewalling us with the appointment of putting more of these officials in place that are safeguards. >> do you think there will be bipartisan cooperation on the legislation you are proposing? people say this isn't a party problem. it affects every single american. >> this is not a republican or a democrat issue. heaven knows, during the republican administrations, we have had people who have abused public trust. but we need to put safeguards into place to protect the public interest. again, this is a very high-level placed official. we can't have this happen. they have to be gone immediately and then, we also need to look at recouping the losses, when people run off with taxpayers' money, they need to be held accountable. on retirement, now the guy's going to get -- i heard far in excess of $100,000. and collect millions in retirement. we

presently it's not seals who that's of black and white you do it do we all agree that we need both you can answer that you will act in the cinemas but the button jeff said you needed fiscal consolidation to give me a responsible way and he was mostly only again on the other hand he's been you with continue to do you need economic growth to cook the food we can this is not a vicious circle just a set of the priorities that you should have in your economics and we spent quite a bit of zines discussing the situation in greece and some other economists that are weakened today but the news from merrily greece and solutions naturally there are some of the difficult sticking points if it's a bit of an adventure we are musician and greece of course and there is usually some unique key and our position is us follows green. those enough shoots that move the remains of the euro. at least once over the community those are the scientists gravy here to d. look at e g eight countries would like that to happen but the it's not you know enough for these countries to want this we need to people of greece to want the same thing going to them immediately from the citi

even though white kids are the ones who are buying rap and hip-hop. >> you look at the inception of def jeff j, they were the icons of rap. the beastie boys led that genre. that is a hip-hop classic. it's not even a conversation. and it influenced so many different artists. when people were listening to it, people are going -- you see the videos and it's like, wow, those are white jewish guys? that's what def jam was about, putting out these revolutionary artists that we all remember to this day. >> it's one of those stories that was a household name. we said it's not like the death of whitney houston. adam is not a household name, but he made a mark on music. >> he did. he made white people feel cool. i'm part white and part arab. i certainly connected to it. yesterday i listened to "sabotage" and those songs hold up. they were great. and mca, the 1998 m-tv music awards talked about facing racism. so he was a music vision air and human rights and standing up for minors like arabs and muslims. it's a great loss. >> i'm sure ana is sitting there wanting to get in here. but ana, stand by, beca

commute and as abc's jeff pegues reports, a scare at new york banks put police on edge. [ sirens ] >> reporter: law enforcement officials responded to several locations after a suspicious whiter appeared in envelopes delivered to the city mail rooms of six banks and one office building. sources tell abc news the envelopes contained the following threat, "this is a reminder that you are not in control. just in case you needed some incentive to stop working, we have a little surprise for you. think fast, you have seconds." law enforcement officials suspect the messages came from occupy wall street. according to an nypd spokesman, apparently the message was aimed at the mail room workers among the 99%. investigators believe the envelopes were intended for a may 1st delivery but instead arrived a day early. giving law enforcement a taste of what may come from may day protests fueled by occupy wall street and organized labor. the planned demonstrations are expected to rival some of last year's o.w.s. disruptions marking a spring awakening for the anti-greed message during this election year. >> it's going to be an incredible historic day in which we act in solidarity with labor,

and by jeff neely, a career -- senior executive service employee, taking the fifth, that was the person they were going to pin it on, so to cordon off the white house from any blame. i don't think they succeeded because i think that congressman issa got to the point that the white house new -- knew and knew for 11 months. >> greta: how do you get rid of a government employee? >> have you to pick up the phone, call john barry at the office of personal manage. and you say i have an employee way out of control -- he's a career employee -- but he has violated the public trust and stolen taxpayer dollars and abused the good reputation of the agency. vidocumented it and i need you to take action and i need it to be immediate. it's very hard and you will be blamed. but it's the right thing to do. >> greta: he is on leave, but he is getting paid. how do you stop someone from getting paid? is he presumed innocent? you know, i think people should be presumed innocent. but this could go on forever on the payroll. >> although it could be 11 months to get the report and the report seems to be final. it's conclusive that there wasabuses and his name is on