where is katherine ? - she had to leave. - why ? - it's a long story.well, how did you take care of everything all by yourself ? - don't worry, mr. brashov. everything turned out okay. - okay ? it was fantastic, victor ! not only did rosa cook she managed, she took charge. you should have seen it. i wish someone else could have seen it. good job, rosa ! i just wish i could remember what it was i wanted to tell you. - hello, rosa. - hi. - i fixed a salad. sit down. - thanks. it should taste much better than the food on the plane. when do you think we should take the taxi to the airport ? in about half an hour, in case the traffic is bad. rosita i don't want anything we said last night about the restaurant to change our plans. miguel, what happened last night, it wasn't about the restaurant. it was about us. it was about living in two very different worlds. only until you move back to puebla. miguel, i love mexico. i love my family. but i know if i went back to puebla as your wife i would be going back to a life i left a long time ago. do you have some sa

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[ katherine ] rosa ! i need a burger, medium, lettuce, tomato, pickles no mayonnaise, - an order of fries and a small salad. - at this hour ? - oh, no. not you too. - okay, but ground beef hasn't arrived yet. - all i have is turkey. - mr. brashov, we don't have any beef for the hamburger. now what are we going to do ? - i'll make it with turkey. - turkey is not beef. - but it has less fat. - and less taste ! - the customer is waiting ! - all right, go ahead. i hope he will understand. - i'll go explain. - looking for the bike path ? - i'm trying to find the post office. - shouldn't you be trying to find your school ? - no, school's closed today. -what's the name of this place ? -is that the only question people know how to ask ? - well, there's nothing outside that says-- - yes, i know that already. all right, you go up to the corner and turn right. - right ? - yes, right. and then you go two blocks and you will come to the shopping center. the post office is in the middle of the shopping center. okay. gr

about katherine archuleta. she is a terrific human being. he goes on to say she helped create the modern denver as we know it, as deputy chief of staff to mayor pina. she -- economic development efforts throughout the city, instrumental in the creation of the new denver international airport. and ken went on to say she was a star in the clinton team in the u.s. department of transportation. a star. i just want to say to my friends and colleagues, we got to get past this situation where i don't care if it's a democratic president or republican president who leave these gaping holes in confirmed positions. it's not good for our country, it's not good for departments, not good for morale or efficiency. you can disable the government by shutting it down or make it less efficient by making sure we don't have keep cay heap people in the top leadership positions. mate it makes a difference if people are confirmed as secretaries and deputy secretaries and these other positions. as the agency responsible for managing ou

webpage and the person in charge of the department of health the nota de esperanza, una nota secretary katherinesebelius. but the week ended with hope, positiva, sobre la reforma with a positive note for the migratoria que no estÁ muerta, immigration reform which isn't no este aÑo, el presidente barak obama hablÓ este jueves dead, not this year. the president barack obama spoke this thursday about the need to sobre la necesidad de legalizar legalize as soon as possible the eleven million undocumented lo antes posible la mayorÍa de people in the united states. los 11 millones de leader of the house of indocumentados en estados unidos, el lÍder de la cÁmara de representative, john boehner representantes john byner dice said that he will be willing to que estari el tema a votaciÓn, y un grupo de congresistas demÓcratas estÁ presionando duro para quÉ group of democratic congressmen todo esto pase. is pushing hard for all these comenzamos un programa precisamente con uno de los happen. we begin the program with one of the leaders of this lÍderes de este movimiento, el movement, the democratic congres

katherine is not too pleased, we're told. you're right.and he fell behind in paying child support. she's en titled to three grand a month. he wasn't paying her rent so katherine stepped in and paid the rent but he was still behind so on the very day he got this car, this $160,000 car, the mother of the children got his wages garnished so anything he makes automatically goes towards child support first. so katherine is fuming that on that day, that this happened, he decides to go out and get what is a very beautiful car. >> it's beautiful but expensive and if i was katherine, i would be mad at him, too. always great to talk to you. see you at 6:30. >> back here at home, mayor gray is raising his voice about the government shutdown. coming up, the mayor shares his concerns about the district running out of money and his request to sit down with president obama. plus plans to create a waterfront park in old town could come to fruition soon. the parking lot is the only thing stopping construction. now the city wants to stake its claim. those s

>> katherine's will. >> what if they hired dr.y to be her hospice care doctor. >> he comes in with a mustache and glasses. >> dr. blurry! [laughter] >> miranda kerr is in paris for paris fashion week. she just got dropped off at the wrong venue. >> miranda, wrong show? > she is running in her knee high boots. oh, my god, where is the venue. >> she runs like a muppet apparently. >> kate upton is a model coming out of the gym. someone decided to do an extreme close-up of her face and she has blemishes. >> why doesn't she put makeup on or something.

. >> katherine jackson vs.concert promoter aeg live bear any responsibility for michael jackson's death? >> did aeg live hire dr. conrad murray? answer, yes. >> my name is greg. juror six. >> reporter: the jury ruled in favor of aeg. >> as far as the case, this was a difficult decision for us to make. >> reporter: the foreman acknowledging it might not go down well with the king of pop's fans. >> we reached a verdict that we understand not everybody is going to agree with. it has been an exhausting five months and an extremely stressful last three or four days. >> reporter: this civil case, a wrongful death lawsuit following up on the criminal case. >> we, the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray guilty. >> reporter: in 2011, a different jury found jackson's doctor guilty of involuntary manslaughter. he is now behind bars. it was conrad murray who administered the fatal dose of hospital grade anesthetic propofol killing the pop star. the question in this case who was murray working for? jackson or aeg

katherine barrett has more. >> a torrent in tacopma washington.rby, on this suburban street on the street of puyallup, a street made of special porous asphalt pavement. >> amazing. there isn't any standing water on the street. before we would get our shoes soaking wednesday or muddy going to our cars or front doors. this street doesn't have any on it when it rains. >> this is part of natural showcasing of pavement, the sidewalks and the street surface let rainwater flow through into the ground be rather than rushing into storm drains containing potentially dangerous chemicals. >>> these rain gardens manage any overflow. >> it solves our water issue, they don't have to worry about standing water. but it's a bigger issue our population is going to continue to increase so we have to be able to handle the water. >> chemical-laiden runoff can affect wildlife. how fish handle the impact of unfiltered runoff. >> that runoff are appeared to be toxicity, rolling over, loss of equilibrium. >> puyallip joins t tacoma and seattle, porous paving and rain garde

. - katherine, can you tell rosa someone is here to see her ? - sure can. please. she'll be right with you. katherine. could you bring two desserts to the office ? sure, mr. brashov. go on. mr. collins. please. call me andrew. i hope this isn't a bad time. no. we have a wonderful chicken dish today. it's in a special sauce with spanish rice and black beans. and for dessert-- actually, actually i've already eaten. oh. you look different when you're not standing in front of a blackboard. really ? no, no. you look fine. i mean, it's just strange to see you when you are not teaching. actually, i came to ask you a favor. but if youhink it'd beasier if i did it in class-- that's okay. i know that this is short notice, but are you free tonight ? tonight ? yeah, i've gotten myself into a bind. excuse me ? i'm meeting with some businesspeople. we're trying to put together an international chain of restaurants. that sounds like quite a challenge. two of my guests are from south america. and my translator cancelled out at the last minute so i-- i thought of you. i don't know

i'll begin with katherine figueroa. welcome katherine. >> thank you. last year both my parents were jailed for three long months. after sheriff's deputies arrested them. it was very hard for me every time when i went to school. i kept thinking that maybe i would see my parents when i got back home. i would also have bad dreams . where they would take my aunt her family and me to jail. i'm still afraid of the deputies. please help us. children don't know what to do without their parents. please tell president obama to change the laws that are separating us. please tell president obama to stop putting parents in jail. al they want is a better life for their kids. thank you for this. >> thank you, mi hita, i appreciate it. my mommy and dad didn't speak english when they sent me to school. they were immigrants. how do you feel in school? >> since kindergarten my parents would say they are proud of me because i would get good grades. and i'm happy that i'm in school school. and i feel very proud of myself. and i feel more proud of parents. >> thank you, mih

katherine, where are the customers' orders ? - they're on the tables where they're supposed to be. - no, i mean the food orders. oh, the food orders. they're coming right up. we are just cooking like crazy back here. i don't know what you're trying to pull, but there is no food being cooked in there. - i can explain, if you'll give me a moment. - go ahead. i can't explain. mr. brashov, this is not the approach to your problem. you have to take strong measures before it's too late. i'll be expecting to hear from you. - what did he mean by "strong measures" ? - i have to reduce my expenses. which expenses do they want you to cut ? anything i can. food, utilities, napkins. napkins ? listen when these bankers start making cuts, anything that costs money is fair game. - even employees. - you really think he'd fire one of us ? - what's wrong did somebody die ? - not yet, but stick around. mr. brashov has to cut his expenses so one of us is going to lose his job. or her job. now, hold on. let's not jump to conclusions. don't worry, ros

i'm katherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us.oming up, the impact of the executive branch. we're better off if we would have a president who has the ability to manage like a transactional leader, and the ability of promoting vision and change like a transformational leader. - harvard's joseph nye discusses the leadership styles of influential american presidents. it's just ahead on "global ethics forum." - it gives me great pleasure to welcome back to this podium a special friend of the carnegie council, and one whom we greatly admire, joe nye. with each presentation, he has taught us something new about the meaning or the use of power, leadership, or the combination of the two. today he will be talking about all these concepts and more when he discusses his latest book, entitled "presidential leadership and the creation of the american era."

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katherine, al jazerra, nairobi. >> and there is more news and comment on your website.om. al jazerra. >> pakistan... a country with a rich diversity of people and languages. but this multicultural society is being plagued by increasing sectarian violence. >> sectarian violence is at its peak, right now. >> civilians, police and the military have all been victims of deadly attacks. >> if you ask me as to the number of problems, the sky is the limit we are in an absolute mess.

katherine jackson verses aeg .ily was seeking a billion dollars in damages from aeg that they claimed was liable in the death. the family's fate was sealed when the jury said these words. question no. two. was dr. conrad murray on fed to perform the work for which they were hired? answer. no. no spelled victory for the defendants because the jurors must answer yes to the first five questions before moving to the following 16 in order to hold the conglomerate libel. she sat expressionless as each juror was pulled on the answer to the question that solidify this ruling. jury number six, jury number seven, people and dashed out of the courtroom to voice their disappointment, when they shared with the legal team. with regard to treatment by doctors, we of course are not happy with the result as it stands now. we will explore all options. meanwhile a monumental win for the other legal side that delivered for their corporate clients. aeg did not do something wrong and they bore not going to allow themselves to be shaken

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i read books and i got pictures of my daughter. >> it's been less than a year since katherine's baby daughter died after suffering a severe seizure and stroke. >> her name was kiara. when kiara passed, i was up here in lockup. one of the lieutenants came up with my mom and she's like, "it's kiara." i'm like, "it's kiara?" i said, "what's wrong?" is she in the hospital?" she's like, "no, she's dead." i freaked out. they did everything they could to at least let me go to the hospital, but it was out of the prison's hands. it was upper staff management. and like i say, because i was up here and the status quo i was in, it didn't allow me to go to the wake, to the funeral, the viewing or even to the hospital. because at first her brain died. and they had her on a breathing machine, you know, just to see if they would let me go up there, but when they didn't let me go, you know. and my spirits kind of like dropped, you know, and i didn't eat. i lost a lot of weight. you know, and i looked like a raccoon. my eyes was, you know, all black and stuff. but then i thought about it. i said, you

we dedicate this game to katherine on her birthday. >> i didn't even know you knew. >> kron was goingbuy you a cake, but it's not in the budget. curry introduced kobe bryant. he will be out for a while. he may really take his time. clay thompson went nuts, 38 points. the warriors were all over the lakers. the home opener, that was cool. the best player doesn't have to force anything. david lee 125. just show me the sharks as we produce on the fly sharks against the kings. still the sharkies took this to overtime and will get a point. the red light is turned on. the kings win 4-3. nothing better to celebrate your birthday telling people how to stay connected to us. >> facebook, kron4.com. >> no cake? >>> kidnapping exclusive. >> i will kill they are. that's your fine -- kill her, that's your final warning. >> the woman abducted by her job by her crazy ex-boyfriend. >> i was thinking it's over with my life. it's over. >>> then the three sisters at the facelift murder trial. >> he said well girls you know i don't know thousand tell you this -- how to tell you this but your mom is dead. >

katherine's married too. okay, two problems. katherine's married to producer nick. separated for six months. >> oh, well, then we're back to ne problem, can't say for sure what the status of michael and mary's relationship is but these photos could raise some questions. >> look, honey my mouth is not open.cally it's just -- >> i swear it wasn't like. hat i went for the cheek and she turned to kiss me on the mouth. >> yeah, it happened that time, hat time from an entirely different angle and then we nnocently walked hand in hand while staring lovely into each other eyes. his es there was pen insergs but it was an accident. unless mike and mary are eparated and iwhich case ate no big deal. >> she's famous and people know me is of the he doesn't care. >> so we are all cool with this. discuss , we wish you in your new found success at least more than smash. got cancelled? >> dude, it sucked. hey, man congrats on your rock 'n' roll the h of fame. >> ll cool jay we asked him kanye scene. >> what do you think of that? >> maybe it was an accident. accident? really? >> you'l

katherine jackson, michael's mother, is the one who filed the lawsuit.t jury saying aeg live is not negligent in the death of michael jackson. >>> d.c.'s alcoholic beverage control board will not keep one of the city's most popular neighborhoods from expanding the night life. they voted against a requested moratorium for liquor licenses. the board says there's no evidence that additional licenses would adversely impact the area. it cited a revival in the neighborhood that includes increasing property values and lower violent crime. >>> sugar lining on all the turmoil on capitol hill tonight. gasoline prices in the area are on the decline. if you're looking for a deal, you have to go outside the beltway. right now gas is as low as $3.11 in virginia. in maryland you can find gas prices in the $3.20 range. the prices are expected to go back up during the holiday season. >> a nice day to be driving around. like summertime. >> talk about that. $3.21. that's a huge difference in a very short time. it does good to do your homework. >> and as far as the numbers

>> reporter: katherine, it is a piece of equipment called a semiconductor. it is under the car of the train, and it transfers energy on to the train to allow it to go down to the tracks. look at the cell phone video from this passenger. firefighters were quick to put it out. the fire was located underneath one of the middle cars, and the smoke from that fire billowed into the passenger compartments as the train pulled into the station. this woman noticed the smoke. >> i just thought it was out of service. when i walked out, i noticed one of the trains wa smoking. >> reporter: the fire was quickie quickly put out. >> the fire was put out, but the train remained on the tracks for several hours so officials could inspect the damage. >> there was smoke in the car and on the platform. bart p.d. and everybody did a good job getting everybody off. >> reporter: it is reopened and trains are runningcurrently. >> reporter: team coverage, people have been tweeting and facebooking. also it appears to be flames coming from that area. a lot of people saw this creating tra

katherine: hands off the can, squirt! it's mine-- i called it. i don't care!oes! i'll never let go! they'll bury me with this soda! mine, you hear? and now... kids: one, two, three, four. boy: francine has a newspaper. well, we do our own news show. we do the morning news for our school. everyone in school sees our news. girl: please tune your tv sets to channel four for the morning news. boy: good morning... students, staff, parent volunteers and faculty of the agassiz school. everyone works together as a team. i'm jarvus... and emmins will help me be announcer. girl: bryce is on graphics. boy: jeanson is on deck. girl: lia makes characters. boy: julia will be our video switcher. i'm on audio mixer and halima is the phone announcer. we tell the school what's going on. lunch for today is baked chicken patty on a bun. jarvis: we have, like, little pictures of the lunch. i'm doing this right now. the main thing for the day is right there. then we put it below this. emmins ( on tv ): ... fruit and milk. and he also announced a summer reading program. the summer r

jacqueline cline was here along route 100 near the katherine avenue section when it happened. she was helping a fellow trooper with a field sobriety test. a car drove by, hit cline, throwing her in the air. >> she's a quality young lady. and she's very tough. are >> michael ared trained cline in the academy. insiders say she has quickly made a name for herself as being a hard worker. after the accident, cline was flown from shock trauma suffering from head injuries, cuts and bruces and broken bones. >> she can turn on the toughness . >> investigators say the driver involved was trying to get off the highway at the time but should have moved safely to another lane to do so first. >> if you see emergency vehicles on the side of the road, you are to move into an available lane and if there is not a lane that's available, you are to slow significantly -- >> we're all optimistic that she's going to pull through and be back there and making these streets safe for us again. >> drugs and alcohol have been ruled out in the accident. meantime trooper cline at last check was listed in cr

katherine is here to tell us about the glaring omission in the program designed to catch suspects. >> thank you. the program calls rewards for justice offers up to $25 million to lead to the capture of alleged terrorists oversees. the department adds suspects after consulting with the fbi, justice department, cia and staff. the rewards are offered for the leader of pakistan, adam gadahn none of the benghazi suspects are listed. state department rank and file are angry and disillusioned because four of their own was injured and two others were murdered. >> i know the agents are very frustrated with the lack of reward being offered. i suspect there's a tremendous amount of politics behind the scenes surrounding this because in many ways, i think the white house and the state department just wants to move forward. >> the program has paid out $125 million to individuals since 1984. fox news and the associated press asked if the state department briefing why stop at benghazi? >> whether we pay a couple million isn't the point. the point is that we believe it's a priority. our intelligence

hi, katherine. mr. brashov here ? you' looking at him. very fny. - charlie, i'd like you to meet... mr. brasv's brother and partner, nicolae brashov. no kidding ? i didn't even know he had family around he. actually, am a cent arrival. well, i guess you better take a look at this supply list for the next couple of weeks. does ts look okay to you ? i'm sure it is fine. it's just the typical things mr. brashov ways orders. you can sign at thbottom. excuse me, but is it too late toake a fechanges ? , go ahead. od. [ nicolae ] yes, vtor, everything is fine. you just get well. no. don't worry about a thi. no. everything is fine. victor, you've been away ss than a week. how much damage couli possibly do ? all right, victor. oh, that's wonderful ! of course. everyone misses you. yes, victo good-bye so, how's the patient doing ? patient harecovered. hes planning on coming in tomorrow - oh, that's wondeul ! - yes, i better make sur everything is all set. when people get together th often talk about what's happened since they last met. that is the focus of this episode: sharing past experienc

. >> katherine what can we read into the president's comments?porter: yes, the minister's statement was -- it was very careful -- it was very carefully worded. it left a lot of room for interpretation. she was very firm as well, but ambiguous enough to leave room for a lot of interpretation and also to keep the options open really. but she did insist just like the president has been saying over time that they will continue to cooperate with the international criminal court. but like she said there was the caveat that she said we will continue to cooperate, we want for that space of cooperation to expand and not to continue to diminish. it seems like warning really to the icc, that they should be flexible with the president and allow him room to also carry out his duties as the president of kenya. now there is a petition that was filed by the president before the charges of international criminal court where he's asking for room to not appear -- of his court proceedings, that he should attend the sessions via video link, but we're still waiting fo

katherine, hi. >> hi, steve. okay.oyfriend and i argue all the time about our political beliefs. he's a strong liberal and i'm a strong conservative. how important is it to be with someone that shares the same political beliefs and how do you handle your relationship if not? >> well, seeing as this is an election year, i got some bad news for you. you got a problem because that's direct opposites. i mean, you know, you all ever thought about being independents? you know, join the green party or something. you might want to do something else. i don't know how you're all going to do it. are you all friendly towards each other with it or does it develop into a lot of arguments? >> sometimes things get pretty heated. >> he's going to hang in there with you for a long time. we're guys and that's how we do stuff. that's -- he's going to definitely hang in there as long as he can but i think you can make it. as long as you don't talk about foreign policy, the environment, national debt, education, the economy, women's rights,

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but conservationists say this is not an option, katherine soy, al jazeera nairobi. >>> you can get ridf your stuff by destroying a room full of stuff and there's no consequences. the age are room. >> this guy pr busting stuff up with a baseball bat fixes computers. but he's taking a 180 from the stress of his job. >> you can't let your frustration show things can get complicated. you ciend of have to be -- kind of have to be reserved and do your job. >> donna alexander created the opportunity to have all this mess. she decided as a teen she'd find a way to redirect people's anger. she came up with the anger room. >> a lot of people that i know have gone to jail for things that are just ridiculous like punching holes in walls and things like that. so i figured that i would come up with a place for people like that where they could avoid going to jail but get all of their anger out and go on about their day. >> alexander gets old furniture, computer monitors, printers and tvs donated and stages a living room or office for people. >> there you go, yeah! >> oliver broadis spends about five

katherine, what else has happened at this hearing? >> well, sheperd, so far really two major headlines from james clapper, the nation's intelligence chief. the first was clearly to make the case that these controversial nsa programs are justified, clapper testified a short time ago that 2500 people were killed by terrorists just this last month, and he used that as a sign that the threat is evolving and growing. let's listen. >> in just this last month, 2,336 people were killed, 1510 injured in pakistan, afghanistan, syria, iraq, and nigeria. and yet there has not been a mash casualty here in the u.s. since 2001. that's not by luck. >> pardon me. that was clearly the head of the nsa and not the director of national spellens. on the issue of doing surveillance on foreign intelligence leader, specifically the german chancellor, angela merkel, what they testified to today is that this kind of collection, including listening in on the telephone calls of foreign leaders, is a bedrock principle of intelligence and has been for decades, and

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katherine tansill, al jazeera, london. >>> second and final day of an election called for the collapse of the center right government. the sen trises haven't had a real. >>> returned home with much more than they bargained for. >> federal police in perth, 700 key belows of amphetamine, brought into australia through no ordinary means. >> a highly complex scheme in which older australians were revealed. >>> winning an all expenses free trip to canada. ended up with new luggage. the drugs were found in the lining. >> i could have ended up in jail for 20 years. ruined my life. >> the group has been arrested and charged. >> the new luggage was discretely or in a deceptive manner replaced by new piece of luggage. >> melbourne police intercepted 220 grams of meth amphetamine, thought to be worth around $200 million. police in perth are warning people against are this scheme, kim vanil, al jazeera. >>> known as egypt's john stewart poked fun as promilitary sentiment in the country. before president mohamed morsi was deposed in a military coup. >>> lots more on our website as always, al jazeer

"time's" editor-at-large is katherine mayer, granted rare access to the prince.oins us from london. nice to visit you. we prernt your time. this is remarkable. you really had rare exclusive access to the prince, private home, friends, associates. what struck you. what's so fascinating about prince charles? >> he's really fascinated me for years because there is such a gap between the man that i perceived him to be and routinely portrayed in the press over here. he's always described here as being incredibly impatient to be king. a man who is very frustrated. quite a difficult man. a man who really doesn't know what to do with himself. the reality is so far different from that. there's always a bit of a gap between what public figures -- the image of a public figure and the reality. but with prince charles it's a yawning chasm and that made him incredibly interesting to profile. >> obviously you described him. we have almost cartoonish impression of the way we think of prince charles, a bad rap of sorts. what is it about him? how does he carry himself? we see him

when vladimir pillar of the supremest or of combat divorced martial artist katherine a. son stayed with his mother his name is. she made the name of herself donna is the goddess of water and the god of war. so you can find them too almost for exercises on the bar. just so that his mother is very strong he can fight with her yeah much as i always remind him that he should help his mother because she's a woman who often forgets because to him i'm a warrior warm. hearted i told you. there is some historic evidence that amazons meet men to have children but don't have families. they had a girl merely asked her only to boy they raised him to a certain age and then gave him to a society of men all up with him or the well. my father was very harsh when he raised me so he's a baby music. i'm grateful so much for the fanaa king that nonsense out of my head . if you know my son you have to be a warrior that's what i want my son to be. i know it's not an easy at the for me to injuries along the way i look a little bit that's normal. that's worth living for. in recent years about gi

a small gathering with prince william, dutchess katherine, their immediate families and close friends, about 50 people are expected to be there to witness the christening. surprising some, prince harry and pippa middleton have not been named god parents. instead, seven other people have been named as god parents including old family friends, college friends, a former royal secretary and the prince's cousin, zara phillips, who won a silver olympic medal in an equestrian event. >>> hard to imagine the life he is born a rock star from day one. >>> much more here on "today in the bay." u armed with guns. but, the question is, was it really a 13-year-old that was holding the represent mr. i replica weapon. >>> taking a live look at a foggy sky. this is 880. we are going to let you know where the fog is the thickest, when it is expected to clear and who is going to get close to 90 degrees even with all the thick, low cloud cover to start. that's coming up. >>> as fog and low clouds surround the area, here is the bay bridge toll plaza. >> it will not clear at least not for the morning commut

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joining me now live, peter alexander and "new york times" reporter katherine van pel. the white house wants to emphasize the positive news in this report, however house speaker john boehner issued his own statement saying it shows the president has more than a troubled website to fix, a weakened a economy, it doesn't seem the relations are improving much after the government shutdown, especially since he's attaching the bad economic numbers directly to aca. >> >> reporter:. i think the white house would shoot back. we had a chance to listen to jason furman and he provided what the administration views as the impact of the shutdown fight. and i guess the default debate, now deferred that many americans have blamed on republicans for putting the u.s. in this position and said about the month of october, remember the numbers we learned about today are for september. they are delayed because of the shutdown. more specific to the month of october, the first few weeks already we are being told by the white house that they believe the number for october in terms of job gains

katherine howe local president of sagging, air force traffic >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm janet. i'm on the sag conservative. i'm a sag actor. i see your competition is louisiana. a sag actor wants my vote now so i've been seeing a lot of movies their filmed in louisiana louisiana don't have a cap so why do we. that's one question. the other one is i work bet a the other day it's going to be filming mainly in la they're up here for a total of a week. i was wondering do the police get time and a half for that. i'm not sure if they had, you know, they get fed so well, and they move cones like a few times (laughter) and i'm not a huge fan i mean, i love texans to meet them personally but it's my opinion sometimes they screw up administrations so i was just wondering if that was something pledged by the last mayor that we get time and a half. i'm thinking there's ways to do this. >> thank you. next speaker, please good morning islam erica perez. i'm a actor in the bay area. we're very happy when they come and shoot a movie unfortunately, we onl