it's it's what can we do for jonah?amp mom as steve alluded to and it's just not the same as being out with other kids his own age. it's so good for the kids. it's so good for the families. it's so good for the siblings to see their siblings can go out. jonah has not been away from me. steve's son, my son, they're quite affected. they are not going to go into new spaces, overwhelming spaces without a structure and support and every day jonah happily got out of the car, ran to his wonderful aide, chris, and came home filthy. came home with dirt from climbing up the canyon and with the rope swings. and just happy, happy child. like every parent dreams of having is a happy child who goes to camp and enjoys his summer rather than enjoying the summer of no structure. i can't tell you what this has meant to all the families. i talked to the parents. they can't wait until next year. as steve alluded to, this is a long list for the camp. i am hopeful. i want to work with parks and reck to expand this -- rec to expand this so mo

jonah goldberg of national review online, a.b.newspaper and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the unemployment numbers for july were better than expected. put them on the screen. 117,000 jobs created. and the unemployment rate went down from 9.2% to 9.1%. after a 500 hof point drop in the dow jones yesterday it went up 61 points today. question, are our troubles over? >> no. i think the best way to think about the statistics on this, we lost 200,000 people leave the job market entirely, which is why unemployment rate went down. the way to think about it is imagine that president obama says the rate is improving but what is really happennal we're running faster on a treadmill and the tre mill is moving faster the other direction. so it's really pulling us back in what we feel like we're making some progress in the last 12 months, we lost 300,000 net jobs -- 300,000 jobs from the economy. 1.8 million able-body people have entered what should be the labor force, population that should be the labor force. the economy is simply

here, sally, very successful lawyer, with her boy, jonah, had to let that career go for a while. she's come whack to it. -- back to t it's a full-time job. what do you do in the summertime? we don't see autism in san francisco so much because the kids and their parents are in their homes. the kids don't want to go out. they feel threatened by unknown spaces. parents are exhausted. they are overwhelmed. and this was just such a wonderful opportunity for these kids. to be outdoors, to get exercise, to sleep better, therapeutic for them. great for the parents. if you counted the number of hours, i think it was 2,600 productive hours given to the community. those parents can work or take care of themselves, exercise. that's a great gift the city of san francisco. also a great gift to the one on one aides that seek employment. they learned and developed as human beings. learned something from this. and finally, it's a great gift also to the neuro typical campers there at silver tree because what we need to continue to do, as we know 80% of awe at this timists are under 18 years old. w

rick: the jonah shackna brother of jonah shacknai called the police and found the body.. >> there is not much known about him. he came into town because ever the injuries to the boy. he appears to be the only one who can say that she was actually found hanging. i know that the detectives did not see her that way. she had been cut down by the time they arrived. rick: we just showed a picture of that young boy who as we mentioned had fallen and seriously injured himself, and then ended up dying a couple of days later after nalepa body was found. do police think that there is some kind of a relation between these two deaths? >> detectives have said they are looking at every possibility. initially they said they did not think the incidents were connected, but more recently they have said that just because of the close proximity of the incidents that they are looking at possible connections. we did finally hear from jonah shacknai last week, though. he happened to speak out during an earnings call with other executives from his pharmaceutical company. it was the first time pu

here, sally, very successful lawyer, with her boy, jonah, had to let that career go for a while. she's come whack to it. -- back to t it's a full-time job. what do you do in the summertime? we don't see autism in san francisco so much because the kids and their parents are in their homes. the kids don't want to go out. they feel threatened by unknown spaces. parents are exhausted. they are overwhelmed. and this was just such a wonderful opportunity for these kids. to be outdoors, to get exercise, to sleep better, therapeutic for them. great for the parents. if you counted the number of hours, i think it was 2,600 productive hours given to the community. those parents cawo

jonah goldberg, great to talk to you, thanks so much.nt statement. let's roll this back for a second. while communities are advancing their programs at different rates, we are pleased with the progress in implementing the better buildings neighborhood program. that's a whole lot of nothing. all right. >> that won the argument. >> thank you. >> jonah, good job. >> thank you. >> all right, coming up straight ahead, a government agency in the red. $9 billion in the red. maybe it's because they're paying workers millions of dollars to do nothing. and we are not kidding. and rush limbaugh says president obama was hoping hurricane irene was even a bigger disaster. he reports, you decide. [ male announcer ] heard this one? listen to this. three out of four americans don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. l

let's start with jonah here. jonah is wearing the it jean of the season. these are great little jeans. also by zara. we paired that with this really fun plaid shirt. and what you look for with skaters is an urban colors. so we've got more urban color scheme with grays and matching greens. and then on devon we have the must have t-shirt skater, the hood hoodie. this is by sean white from target. sean knows a thing or two about skating. and then devon is wearing the skinny jean. still way in style. also the fun on his feet because we've got the great van style shoes. >> do look great. jonah, devon, thank you so much. now, this one i could walk out in either of these outfits. lucy and lola. >> boho chic is about the mixing and matching of patterns and styles. romantic with rugged. and so let's start with lucy. lucy is wearing one of the key trend items. >> the faux fur. >> faux fur is a big friend in its own right. you can wear it with the dress, jeans, leggings, what have you. layer that over a chunky knit. another big boho trend. what we love is we actually

much more in did jonah really stay three days in a well? he asked questions to embarrass william jennings bryan and when he did ask brian questions about science, he was so uneducated in science he hadn't take the trouble to look into it, that he could not answer those questions so to an educated audience and this was the first trial that was carried a radio as the country, to an educated audience they saw brian didn't know what he was thinking about. the short answer to your question is that there really was not a great debate about science of evolution. it was much more debate about the bible and about science in the classroom. >> okay, thank you. >> just one quick question. is fascinated to senior story. rogers. he never became -- is forgot today and he is an odd eccentric rickover to speak a little bit about that? >> stefan and earl rogers were the two guys are discovered in the research of this book. rural rogers if you can believe it was more cynical than clarence darrow. he was also an alcoholic. but he greater trial lawyer even then

did jonah that. >> joe knew that. that's why he called may dad. interesting he said to may dad. i write about this in the book and he called my dad and said really need to get down here. this is serious. and it's like a doctor calling to say a loved one is dead. you don't call them and say your son's dead get down to the hospital. >> charlie: when did you know you were going to survive this? >> about a week into it. yes. they woke me up every hour, every hour they woke me up and gave me pills that prevented seizures which was the biggest concern. and there's a period of time about three to five days after the event. once you get through that period, you're doing better. >> charlie: you're saying to yourself what did i do to cause me to be in this position, this place. >> that's a place i went after i got out of the monday. it was very much fighting. >> charlie: not until you left the hospital did you ask yourself was there any direct cause between me and what happened to me. and you found there was no direct cause. >> nothing. >> charlie: nothing. was it your fault. >> not even

. >>> and a real life jonah and the whale.y through the mississippi river valley. beautiful weather out west. although sizzling in the southwest and texas again and the gulf coast. then sunday, sunday, we are looking at a lot of rain here in the northeast. slight risk of strong storms. if you have tickets for the yankees game, you could have problems. sizzling weather to the southeast with monsoonal moisture throughout parts of the sout >>> good morning to you. taking a live look at sunol, you can see a high few clouds overhead. otherwise, we've lost a lot of the cloud cover this morning and looking good as a result. low clouds hugging the coast for the next couple of hours but seeing the thick marine layer pushing back. as we head throughout the day, temperatures nice and comfortable in the 60s. heading towards the 80s. 86 in concord. yes, the weekend has finally arrived and the weekend holds up all weekend long. we drop off next week. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> coming up next, transforming every room of your home

despite two suspicious deaths at his mansion within days of one another, jonah shacknai has remained, until now. >> at a time like this one does a lot of introspective thinking. >> reporter: during his company's earnings report conference call, the ceo of medicis pharmaceuticals began on what he called " "a personal note." >> we've obviously had an extraordinarily difficult titim. we have undertaken some tragedies, some losses, that one couldn't imagine experiencing in a lifetime. >> reporter: shacknai's ordeal began july 11th when his 6-year-old son max took a serious tumble on the mansion's grand staircase. two days later shacknai's brother called 911. he said he discovered shacknai's girlfriend, rebecca zahau, hanging from the balcony. authorities arrived to find her lifeless body on the lawn, nude, hands and feet bound. the following week max succumbed to his injuries. police ruled his death a tragic accident. while shacknai was not at the mansion at the time of either event, the executive's turbulent relationship with his ex-wife led to several calls to police over the last few

jonah writes today, that the tea party republicans can put aside their suicide vests.o, is it a case that liberals, let's say, democrats, are sick of the conservative right controlling the agenda, using these tactics? why not adopt the tactics themselves and fight back that way. >> because it's bad for the country. i mean, that's the problem we're seeing right now. i mean, when sarah palin criticizes, we go back to death panels or michele bachmann taking umbrage when she uses language like president obama bringing tyranny and slavery to the united states. when you throw that card and try to fund raise off it, you're playing politics by talk radio rules. no such thing as two extremes. a funding apparatus off that. when democrats start echoing that and ratcheting up that rhetoric, some democrats are willing to excuse it because it comes from their side. the point is we have to be consistent about condemning it or otherwise that gets out of control. >> condemn the democrats saying these nasty things about the tea party, but how much money did michele bachmann raise? >> $1

we have the jonah from the massachusetts supreme court. she is the public information officer at that court. she is a former public-relations executive and has spoken in eastern europe and russia about matters related to the administration and justice. what this also is judge mark s. coven. he has been a judge for over 20 years and has been on the quincy district court since 2000 and has been an extensive author on a number of a different topics. finally we have the john and david -- john davidow. he is the 2010 recipient of the news challenge grant to do this very program. we're going to start with john who will give us an outline of what they have done in quincy and then we will hear from our panelists and open it up to discussion. >> thank you her. the best thing to do is show rather than tell. let me see if we are live right now. naturally, we are offline right now. [laughter] but i have a backup. let me get that up. this is from our archive from august 2. you'll notice say familiar face on the bench. we can always come back and check