my two and a blogger acca bob bess and dr terry jones a senior pastor at the dove world outreach center from florida i first as dr jones why it is that he wants to make september eleventh burn the koran day. well of course september eleventh was a and what happened was. of course a very very serious thing. i believe that it reveals the true colors of islam and we thought about what can we do to really show. the dangers of what happened that day and it's not only what happened that day but actually what islam does around the world and we felt burning the koran would be something of that magnitude but what is it here that islam does do around the world . well i believe it's islamic mission to dominate the world. to replace local governments if you replace the constitution of the united states was surreal all i believe that's very obvious that as you look around the world you see difference of islam if you look at the trouble that england's having the trouble there germany's i haven't. you see dominated countries who are dominated by islam even countries like saudi arabia you see there are

called republicans and not a name in february of this year well then jones has apologized he's sorry he said the word about republicans he's not sorry however of let me show you he's sorry about all of the republicans this but he's not sorry at all about these things that he says avowed communist not sorry about that. anyway i guess the white house got a little spooked glenn back broadcast that van jones is a self-proclaimed communist so clearly clearly rand jones had to go and what about the sergeant he was the chief of communications for the national endowment of the arts under obama only to resign after mr back accused him of using taxpayer dollars to hire artists to promote obama's policies. and they would be designed so it would be paid for by tax dollars for the n.e.a. . not necessarily and that's one thing i do want to make clear they did not you know specifically speak to a certain policy and we're going to pay you guys to do this but you're on the phone basically with the largest funder of the arts in the united states right here in our community because funded by these peop

jeff jones to the we have that great picture jeff jones to put up there in case of a scene jeff jones i love this. we have his fingerprints to only because his organization is stored in the '60s was ball in the pentagon. >> this statement tied ceo drummond pike says it should be the obligation of every american especially those whose voices are amplified by the media, to foster civil discourse in dialogue among those who may disagree about public matters. " one does not win an argument by inviting on balance people to violence. >> report and seven assists coquitos and kron 4 news. >> for continuing coverage of the 580 xuzhou steve kron 4 news and up-to-the-minute update to those deals and their website at www.kron4.com. new video footage being released today in the murder of a virginia man in downtown oakland. here's a put is surveillance video you concede to suspects here on camera their suspected the killing a 45 year-old wood to the senate. you see on this video is still friend here shown by police but this is about five minutes before he was shot. a father of three was in town for

we explore that now with alex jones. he's director of the harvard kennedy school center for the press, politics and public policy. he's a former "new york times" reporter. and david leigh, he's investigators editor at the guardian, one of three publications that originally released the wikileaks material. he joins us from london. gentlemen, thank you both for being with us. david, to you first, how did the guardian get this information wikileaks, who went to it? >> went to the founder of wikileaks, julian sand, and we persuaded him to let us have a look at his material. his intention originally had been to put it all to -- to dump the whole data set out on the internet, all 92,000 files without any kind of filtering at all. so we dissuaded him. it was a good idea to let mainstream media as he would call them have a look first. >> what did you know about him going in? did you have any doubts at all about the veracity of the material he was turning over? >> well, i knew a few things about about him, because i had dealings

is only apollo alliance board, 0 jeff jones to we have a great picture of jeff jones?n case of the scene jeff jones i love this we have his fingerprints to home because his organization is stored in the '60s was bombing the pentagon. forget all about that. >> tied ceo drummond pike said it should be the obligation of every american especially those whose voices are amplified by the media, to foster civil discourse and dialogue among those renee disagree about public matters. if " reporting in san francisco kate thompson kron 4 news. >> for continuing coverage of the 580 shootout investigation stay with kron 4 news and for up-to-the-minute updates log on to www.kron4.com. >> critical out there this afternoon especially close to the coastline where it's still over cast of this hour. 54 san francisco same thing in half moon bay, 59 were but city and in oakland to 60 degrees. even our inland spots struggle to warm up this afternoon. only seven degrees in concord, 69 livermore. a satellite picture fog cut in the coastal instilling in oakland will continue to move in the bay

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome january jones, everybody!autiful. thank you for coming back. >> thanks for having me back. >> jimmy: you got a best actress emmy nomination. that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: did you get that early morning call? we had christina hendricks on. she said she got a call at 5:30 in the morning. >> well, i didn't know that the nominations were being announced the next morning. so when the phone started vibrating on the bedside table, i ignored it. because what can happen at 5:30 in the morning other than someone's dead or i'm in trouble with the law? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: trouble with the law? yeah, that might happen. what? you might be in trouble with the law. that's right. bu then you finally got it? >> i was in trouble with the law. >> jimmy: you were in trouble with the law, and then you got the nomination. yeah, exactly. >> i finally answered it, and it was very pleasant news. >> jimmy: that's good. congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: are you excited about

keith jones, father of gordon jones, and i spent several hours together in recent weeks traveling back to louisiana. a quote. when michelle tells her boys about their dad, she will not show them the pay stub. she'll tell them how much their father loved them. in cases like these, 11 deaths, please believe me, no amount can ever compensate us for gordon's death. we know that. but this is the only means available to begin to make things right and to make them right for michelle and the two boys. mr. speaker, 11 men died in the explosion among the deepwater horizon oil rig and a 90-year-old law stands right now. the family that lost their loved ones cannot hold those responsible accountable for the harm that has caused them. i met with the families of those workers. while we cannot relieve these families from the unimaginable grief they will go through for the rest of their lives, losing a husband, a father, a brother, a son, we need to get the law current. as the law is now, it is gambling with workers throughout the process. today we have the opportunity to change those laws and the spi

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aaron jones. >> can you -- thank you, thank you.san francisco. please funeral -- tune in to 102.9 and join in our 30th year anniversary. right now i want to introduce the kblx steppers. ♪ [ringing bells] ♪ woooo ♪ oooooo ♪ ♪ i'd love to express it ♪ >> aaron jones, ladies and gentlemen, kblx. the quiet storm quiet no more. thanks, et great job. excellent job, part-timers. let's hear it for them. that was i guess the amateur portion if you can call it that because everybody rehearsed so hard the let's hear it for everybody. shanell wang, aaron and scotty. now time to move on to the professional category. the muni experts. the professionals have up to 30 seconds for a warmup and up to two minutes to ring the bill -- bell. now it the time to bring up the heavy artillery. selected by a panel of judges in two preliminary rounds, these six men who have been selected to ring in random order are your troneds -- contenders for the title of 47th annual cable car bell ringing champion. are you ready to rumble? all right. our first contestant,

jeff jones, do we have that picture of jeff jones? i love this. we got his finger prints too, because his organization he started in the '60 was bombing the pentagon. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco, kate thompson, kron 4 news. >> for continuing coverage stay with kron 4 news and go to our website at www.kron.com. >>> the fog is already inland, drizzle close to the coast line. we will see fog again tomorrow morning. it will already be scaling back at this point. by noon it will be clear. with the shine and warmer air setting up above us, tomorrow temperatures are 5-10 grows warmer. >>> a rough computer for bus -- commute for bus riders. transit workers taking part in a sick out. and why the union says it's not the drivermous fault. -- driver's fault. [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do you guys needs a moment? since john is always on his phone, we thought he'd like using wells fargo mobile banking. just paid the e

from caltran explained the cheap transportation reporter mark jones. opened on the operation. >> here, you can see that we're putting in a tower cam. there are two different lifting mechanisms that are going to be involved in this operation. the tower is there to bring up the equipment. and this is called a trance jack gentry. it is a system that brings on a trans jack. and it has a cable that goes down and lives the heavy tower and puts them into place. and the structure is put into place to hold them up and we're going to put a bring a barge in. to connect the pieces of the tower and of the strands jet. to let that of the barge and the entire time. 6-12 hours of operation, we have to balance the wait on the barge. it will not tap, all this takes place. and over the next three weeks, all four of these legs of the tower. in a few months, the second shipment comes in and we stack the next on top of each other. we will be well above the view of traffic on the bridge. >> mark jones, kron 4 news. ♪ this fog has cleared for the most part. >> cugolden gate b

>> my name is randy jones, and -- >> if you work for mr. herrera, you can't testify during public comment. >> but just wanted to answer questions. president peterson: you can use the rebuttal time. is there any other public comment? seeing none, we will move into rebuttal time. you may use it anyway. we will start with the appellants. >> we will defer to mr. randy jones. >> i hope you ask the questions of me over the staff. i can explain it better than they can. they were required by the code. the way that is established is, you make a measurement, 3 feet up from that point, it goes up 30 inches. that is how you get to 42 inches. that number. secondly, he found a lot of things wrong. he called me in. so we could straighten it out. what we found is that there were a lot of dimensions and things wrong. what i did is i did a set of plans. i took his plans. every sheet he drew, i drew an addendum sheet, and it was fine. here is what is approved, and here is what is wrong with it. here is what is approved, and here is what to do. >> may i reclai

kron 4 transportation reporter mark jones says monday morning there will be enforcing fast-track only. >> golden gate bridge carpoolers started payment is for a dollar toll july 1st. the number of carpoolers paying with fast- track doubled since then. officials were still letting carpoolers pay with cash. friday will be the last day. monday morning all carpoolers will have to pay with fast-track. if you have three people in your car but of how fast track the beautiful $6 toll starting monday morning. if your new fest track user and car pool is only one other hitch. he can use of the fast-track only claimed. you must use the cash fast track two-lane said the toll collector can confirm you of three people in your car and the collector will gladly pay the $3 toll with fast track. at the golden gate bridge mark jones kron 4 news. >> suicide barrier at the colgate bridge is closer to being built the transportation committee signed off on $5 million and federal money to design the barrier. gold gate bridge officials voted two years ago to hang a stainless steel mats on the sides of the brid

. >> there the stimulus bill he's on the apollo line 0 jeff jones, the hood are great pitcher jeff jonescase you're not seen jeff jones, i love this we got disfigurements to issue the obligation of every american is worse for those words is to foster several and discourse among those who may disagree. one does not win an argument by inciting the but announced it will to violence. kate thompson, kron4 news. >> for continuing coverage of the 580 shootout stay with www.kron4.com for any air dates and we will give you the very latest as the story unfolds. now this arrest, on tape has san francisco police investigating whether an officer used excessive force dressed woman. you can see the officer slamming the woman down to the ground. police are saying there recalled the scene because the suspects had a salted in older woman who accused her of being drunk while caring for a child kron4 stand firm and spoke to the police about this incident. >> the rest was captured and an amateur video and rose to run www.youtube.com the suspects to police say is a four year-old white woman is handcuffed and

the bay bridge toll plaza mark jones kron 4 news. >> new data provided by muni suggested service has hit an all-time record high news he said during the first three months of the year all vehicles were on time 75 percent of the time. that's the best performance in the history. he credits the performance to the service changes made last december. those changes reduced or eliminated some rides off the boat or drivers on the heavily used route. we spoke to a muni riders will some say they have noticed that our service others disagree. >> night after wheat prices long for boss and if you do it during trading hours you're really in trouble because it takes a lot longer to get to work. >> 48 minutes, 50 minutes sometimes are walking home. it's a waste of my money. >> i take the f line bridge i stood in line havana's a market for almost 45 minutes. it never came by. >> never comes there some people it's so crowded so hard for me to get to school. >> getting out of my neighborhood is really hard what 33 comes every 30 minutes. went to be at work on time. >> nearly impossible love going to be

transportation reporter mark jones shows us how will impact traffic.traffic was reduced to one lane just like it will be saturday night and at 10:00 p.m.. traffic backed up for miles back to the city appeared saturday night at 10:00 p.m. strophic will be lighter with north and southbound traffic to and from the golden gate bridge will be one lane only each direction for up to 10 hours until 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. driving through during those hours will be tricky. the be shifting that one lane back- and-forth potentially slowing things down even more. officials are recommending you avoid doyle drive late saturday night. there doing it as part of a $1 billion project to tear out a section of the southbound doyle drive the shift all traffic to the north. sunday morning and for the next 12 months. you will be using this new detour. : san francisco kron 4 news. we have the fog move in and things really started to cool down. here's san francisco in a blanket of fog over the city and low clouds. the top of the pyramid building there with temperatures in th

bad day for dow jones.mmered down over 5 percent for good part of the morning up will stock has been up $2 since the announcement of the free bumper. dow jones down 223 points to 10,00136 toyota toyota and electric vehicle upstart tesla motors say they'll work together to develop an electric version of toyota's rav4 small crossover vehicle. tesla will develop the electric power system for the rav4, which looks a small sport utility vehicle but is based on a car frame. the company already has built one prototype for testing and plans to deliver a fleet of prototypes for toyota to evaluate sometime this year. the companies announced a partnership in may to develop and build electric cars at the recently closed nummi auto factory in fremont. a rally planned for monday asides appear in court building in walnut creek he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of foster grant. thursday 100 people have confirmed they are attending the rally. they are calling on agencies to help the police c

here's how the transportation fund stacks up again a big financial fund and the dow jones industrial average since the market low on july 6. transports have put in almost twice the rally as financial stocks and the dow industrials. i.y.t. is up almost 15%, compared to 8% gains for the others. the fedex news we had on earlier fueled a 5.5% rally in shares of f.d.x., leading the sector. this is a seven-week high. airline stocks got into the buying act too. this is a new high for continental, a one-month high for a-m-r and a one-week high for delta. each saw lighter-than-usual volume, though. onyx pharmaceuticals plans to turn in a new drug application before the end of the year for a treatment of a blood cancer. this comes after reporting positive results from a midstage drug trial. this optimism was a shot in the arm for onyx shareholders. the stock jumped 21% on more 10 times its normal volume. this stock was at a 52-week low earlier this month. this experimental treatment for multiple myeloma is the firm's lead drug in development. it wasn't the only biotech stock jumping, genzyme s

it used to be known as keeping up with the jones' is what it was called and a lot of people measuredheir success by cars and the house in the suburbs. but i do think that when the economy contracts, people look for satisfaction, content, and closer to home. you look at all the internet dating sites are very popular. i think people are looking for relationships. facebook is reaching out, all these fake friends, but friends nonetheless. >> you think becoming italian. friends and family, but also economic stance. >> food and wine and grapejuice. >> maybe, i hope so. >> sweet do nothingness. >> right. well look. i mean, i certainly think that is part of the trend shat we're seeing coming out of this great recession. people are going back to what really matters, which is family, good relationships, because so many other things have fallen away and everything that we once thought we knew for sure, upward mobility, the house we'd always be able to meet that mortgage payment, that is no longer true. people are going back to the fundamentals. that doesn't take away from the threads, that all

. >> reporter: jones not alone.hese folks gathered in san francisco to demand the same thing. >> this is not just marin county. this is taking place all over northern california. >> reporter: indeed, marin county's vote to halt smart meters comes after san francisco and santa cruz counties did too. >> smart meters put out amounts of radiofrequency that are well within fcc regulations and well below what many other devices like cell phones and other appliances emit. >> what we're trying to say that please suspend the operations until all the studies have been completed and remedies -- remedies that are warranted are implemented. >> reporter: do you have to say please, or can you say don't do it? >> we have to say please. we have no authority by law. this is going through state law and so we don't have the authority to just say no. >> reporter: not being able to say no is what bothers lydia kindheart, who is opening a restaurant in fairfax next week and who has a smart meter installed outside her building. >> i like t

weeklong series looking at sector earnings, i talked with energy analyst brian youngberg at edward jones and asked him if he expects the earnings momentum to continue for the rest of the year. >> i think you'll see earnings up in the third and fourth quarter from a years ago. that will probably be more driven by improved refining margins because oil prices at the end of last year were pretty comparable to where they are today. i don't see a lot of up side in oil prices as we go through the rest of the year. >> susie: brian, when you look within the energy sector, there are stronger and weaker sub groups. big integrated oils, their earnings are expected to be up the 90%, and exploration, up 67%, and other sectors are also improving, except for the oil drillers, down 30%. is that because of the drilling moratorium in the gulf of mexico or something else going on? >> it really is something else going on. basically the shallow water drilling opportunities have really dried up for a lot of these companies. they're putting a lot of these drilling rigs aside. the ones they have out there operat

jones: mr. speaker, back in may, i had the privilege of seeing camp lejeune in my district for a special program put on my sesame street for u.s.o. it is a wonderful program aimed at helping children of service members understand deployment and helps parents talk to their children about a parent who is coming home with a changed personality or not coming home at all. this program has seen nine countries and 84 mill tear bases. the mission is to improve the connection between parent and child during the long absence of deployment and helping children understand the harsh realities of war. during my visit i was thrilled by the enthusiasm of the sesame street actors and the excitement it brought to the children and parents. this was a heartwarming experience that brought hope and understanding to the very special children of our very special parents who make up our military. it is never easy to try to explain death or war to a child, but with the helpful tools this program uses, like a video using

one thing that happened was steven anthony jones helped me a great deal with the african american character. we took it to sundance and what happens when you go to sundance is you bring some actors and some are given to you. i hadn't worked with the actors who we teamed up with at sundance, both excellent actors but people we didn't know so we didn't have a working relationship. there were moments where we worked where i could tell that the fellow, in particular, wasn't happy with his character because i had him standing there while the african american character went on and on. finally he said, phillip, i would not stand there and take that crap. the moment he opened his mouth, i would say stop. okay. so it wasn't contentious but what it was that area of discomfort. racial politics are very tricky this day and age and if you want to really address certain things, you have to go to that area of discomfort and you have to go to the area beyond discomfort of being slightly offensive of each other. as long as you are in a context of trust and say this is an art piece we are working on, we are

ruled that the women who won gold and bronze medals in relays should not have been disqualified by jonesaction. >>> a wake-up call for washington, d.c., this morning where a lot of people looked at their bedside alarm clocks at 5:04 this morning and asked "what was that?" well, "that" was an earthquake. relatively small for d.c., it was centered in nearby maryland. there is some video showing the shake. the president, who happens to live in an old home made of sandstone, told reporters he didn't feel a thing. he may have been dreaming at the time of vacation. the first family arrived in maine. a rare flight on the small gulfstream jet serving as air force one, landing at bar harbor airport. they went hiking at acadia national park, cadillac mountain and then got ice cream, of course. the president told reporters he got a coconut ice cream cone. he then proceeded to pose with tourists visiting from germany. the obamas are there until sunday. the next big family event for them, eldest daughter malia goes to summer camp for the first time. that means a month away from home. >>> up next here

to the old phil jones from the climate gets i've used mike's trick to hide the trying hide to the clay those are very significant words what. do you know what you are doing how to stand on i remember you use mike's trick the hi do you understand what about email was talking about being that i'm going to tell you what you're talking about hiding in the train on time but your phone. line in temperature of the time it's only when you're from sun so i'll get the last three of course that you can stick a stick. right so tell me come on tell me the difference explain to me what was missing in the context context context this is the mindset of so you know this is for me to be a small of so much to my. journalistic inquiry my journalistic inquiry where you tell you the question being funded by oil companies if it is the a b a small us. yes michael mann said there's been an increase in temperature in the last hundred years did that in the nature article phil jones says i'd make strict to hide the decline so there's actually been declining temperatures recently and they've used a trick to hide i

in san francisco and mark jones first kron4 news >> there's fog moved into the bay, all the know how long it will stick around for the morning hours coming upcoming (music) this just then an 21 year-old soldier from now the has been killed in afghanistan and specialist jason's family was assigned to the 27 italian and station it out of california. he died wednesday when the sergeant had improvised explosive device. live in the news anchorman for kron4 news. secure >> a operations the former bart police officer was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and reggie kumar is live at the court, to make sure to make the >> peace> even see the bear case have already been placed a it is in anticipation of that is to support the rally. city officials but to the organizer of the event to his remaining anonymous. they were told by all of the demonstrators have to stay in this parking lot. this is a superior court parking lot. i spoke to several walnut creek residents who have mixed feelings about this place and they do not understand why the city was chosen. >> we have an individual who is conv

the dow jones industrial average gained 102 points to close at 10,424. the nasdaq rose 23 points to close at 2,269. for the week, the dow gained 3%; the nasdaq rose 4%. north korea today threatened the u.s. and south korea with a "physical response" over naval exercises planned for this weekend. the threat came as u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton was in vietnam, attending a regional security forum. >> it is distressing when north korea continues its threats and causes so much anxiety among its neighbors and the larger region. but we will demonstrate once again through our military exercises as we did when bob gates and i visited in seoul together two days ago that the united states stands in firm support of the defense of south korea. >> sreenivasan: the u.s.-south korean exercises this weekend come four months after a south korean warship was sunk. international investigators found a north korean submarine torpedoed the ship. the north koreans have denied it. long-time reporter and commentator daniel schorr died today at a washington hospital. he