. >> >>vicki: kentucky fried chicken restaurants and pakistan are closing their doors due to the pilots' protest. >> kentucky fried chicken have more than 60 restaurants and 20 cities. >> this is a look at treasure island looking out toward the bay bridge. you can see the fog began to drift in across the bay. we have a wide range of temperatures around the bay area. >> here are the temperatures right now. >> for tomorrow the temperatures will be a little liquid than today. there are no 90 degree temperatures and the forecast. >> the reason for the cooling is due in part with this affront to this over oregon. there are some showers reaching our northeast corner. the bay area as saying the results of the clouds created by the tail end of the storm. >> we will have winds coming out of the north. >> the fog should clear away pretty fast by 9-10:00. temperatures will be mid to upper 70's. hear our monday afternoon highs. antioch in livermore are looking to be the warmest spots in the bay area. it will be in the mid '80s. here is a 7 day around the bay karen will have more fog on tuesday and

and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread out the big cloth and put the kentucky fried chicken, the kool-aid, and all the stuff there, the mcdonald's and all the other things right there, right? this guy is sitting down and kinda not checking out the food, checking out the potential friends, looking around, he's trying to find out who's who. he looks across the way and sees someone and said, "whoo, this is it." boom-boom boom-boom. is it? okay, finally happened. and he looks at this lovely, lovely person. a lovely person who walks over to the edge of the cliff and looks down and says, "gee, i wonder how high we are above the water?" how high above the water, do you guys remember this? how high above the water, i said, "hey, i can do that." some other guy gets up, walks over to the edge and say, "how high we are above the water, "here watch this. watch this rock. [descending whistle] "five, five seconds. "5 times 5 is 25, 25 times 5-- we're 125 meters high." delightful person looks at that guy and says, "wow, okay." and they're getting together fine, you're sitting over here and

block of brown avenue gun fire went back and forth until it stopped and parking lot of this kentucky fried chicken. a reminder that the dumbarton bridge closed the bridge remained shut down until 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning, the closure part of ongoing seismic retrofit project. a click on traffic page on cbs s f dot com. new jobs for americans that is the focus on the campaign trail as democrats count down to their national convention the republican nominee stance in the battleground state. when romney's and perhaps for his high-profile debates against president obama. the home growing kids behind the new white house beer. >>> in weather were looking for nothing but blue in the bay area pressures are up temperatures for climbed into the 90s tomorrow we do the forecast after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> preparations for the democratic convention under way president obama's started his road to charlotte spending four days campaigning in battleground states before the convention. in iowa the president focused on key issues regarding jobs energy and education. >>> we have opportunities to open for every

the past 3 year tos reach a compromise, we do want something built there, the loss of the kentucky fried chicken franchise building will be beneficial to the whole neighborhood, over these past three years, we have had several meet witching the architect and developer, we have been told many things, we have expressed our concerns and listened to their plans. here is our problem over and over again, we have been told one thing only to find out that they were telling us, what they were telling us was deprive -- deceptive and false, they're seeking condos, they never intended to build rental units there, 17 units in that little building, it was a red herring to distract us to what they really wanted. they told us the residents would be uneligible for residential parking and that they wouldn't apply for it just like was just mentioned, they will and they can. they told us -- they claimed to have made design changes on input from their neighbors, what changes they have made have been from planning department comments or city building codes, the one change i heard them make, we were complaining about

i find it interesting that the sponsor point to the kentucky fried chicken. the fact is that this area is largely two and three storey buildings, the fact is that not only is hill street historic but many of the buildings along valencia street are historic, the sponsor overlooks that. and certainly you can find a tall building here or a tall building there but cherry picking a particular building does not tell you about the character of the neighborhood, this is a low rise residential neighborhood with a great number of historic buildings and putting a five storey modern building in that space would detract from that space and is not compatible with the neighborhood. this is not about being for or about the eastern neighbor's plan, we support that, and as i went through in my presentation, this is not compatible with the policies that were enunciated in that plan, whether it's historic preservation, whether it is compatibility with the historic residence. >> project sponsor, you have a two minute rebuttal. >> i do not waunbacker want to down play the concerns

for should not take place in the sun at the same time also reports of the theory that the kentucky fried chicken restaurant in the middle east capital of beirut has been sitting on fire and in particularly alarming reports coming from the sudanese capital of khartoum thousands of protesters there have stormed a local and pushed in the city's reports say that they have damaged and possibly set on fire the german embassy and that this firing taking place at the entrance to the german embassy the violence stops it back on tuesday night with the killing of the american ambassador to libya since then in the civil unrest maybe we are hearing from the libyan authorities as well as from washington that they believe that al qaida is the time this race is fine and the problem we can see and hear all of what's going on behind you the u.s. embassy in cairo has been under siege for days how are the authorities there coping with the assault. well this is the consequence of the day that violence has erupted on the streets of cairo behind me you see the square which is just a short distance from the american em

one happening in a parking lot of a kentucky fried chicken store. last weekend ten people were shot including three children. >> we're stepping out of the doors. we wanted to make it happen. >> the church has asked them to join and adopt some of these young people. >>> the activists aren't just praying for change, they are demanding it from city leaders. they are going to hold them accountable to help young people break the cycle of violence. >>> this morning, work continues on the dumbarton bridge which was closed for the weekend for a seismic retrofit. the work is on schedule. it's expected to reopen by 5:00 just in time for the rush hour. closure begin friday night. crews are working around the clock. >> this area of the bridge has been jacked up by up to 5 inches. that is preparation for work over the next few months. >> it's intended to protect the bridge from earthquakes. the project is expected to wrap up early next year. >> in san francisco, fremont street between howard and mission also closed until tuesday. crews are excavating the undergr

one was in this kentucky fried chicken parking lot on macarthur boulevard and last week ten more people were shot, includ. children. >> no one wants this to happen >> lisa: she isren. >> lisa: she is marching, not just for her children but for all of oakland's children. >> our youth, i don't know what's wrong. you know what, you have nothing else, you do have to pray. >> lisa: they sang, prayed and talked about the city's real problems, and some real solutions. >> what i really think is african-american males need to step up and take their behinds out there and get their kids and pull them off the dispreetz -- streets and don't by afraid of their kid. >> march organizers are holding the city responsible. and are asking the mayor for more youth programs and more of a partner ship with programs. >> we want to say what do you need us to do so we can happt happen. >> i've one reaching out over the summer to churches to ask them to join and adopt these young people in the programmed we're starting next mo month. >> cease fire program is a guidance program for teens who have been incarcerated

one was in this kentucky fried chicken parking lot on macarthur boulevard and last week ten more people were shot, including three children. >> no one wants this to happen to their children. >> lisa: she is marching, not just for her children but for all of oakland's children. >> our youth, i don't know what's wrong. you know what, you have nothing else, you do have to pray. >> lisa: they sang, prayed and talked about the city's real problems, and some real solutions. >> what i really think is african-american males need to step up and take their behinds out there and get their kids and pull them off the dispreetz -- streets and don't by afraid of their kid. >> march organizers are holding the city responsible. and are asking the mayor for more youth programs and more of a partner ship with programs. >> we want to say what do you need us to do so we can make it happen. >> i've one reaching out over the summer to churches to ask them to join and adopt these young people in the programmed we're starting next month. >> cease fire program is a guidance program for teens who have been incarc

. >> shortly we are going to have a guy who has franchises for kentucky fried chicken and taco bell. he will drop by to tell us how obama care is going to drop his profits in half. a college grad says hey mr. president i voted for you now where are the jobs? this is not the hope and change i voted for. we are live only thing missing, you. we kickoff 12 minutes from now. hope you will be with us. >> it is now 10 minutes before the hour. this is a picture of a solar eclipse taken from mars. one of the red planet's moon takes a slight bite out of the sun's edge. the image caught on camera by the curiosity rover as a filter and sent back to earth. you would think you were a side line judge they might remove your pictures from facebook and all of the posts about what a big fan you are. that's not the case for brian. hours before the kickoff the nfl told him from judging the game after finding out about those posts. >>> thanks so much heather. time for the first class travel. we have tips on how you can fly first class on a middle class budget. the youngest person to visit every country. n

one was in this kentucky fried chicken parking lot on mcarthur boulevard. last week ten more people were shot, including three children. >> no one wants this to happen to their children. >> lisa: she is matching just for her children but for all of oakland's children. >> our youth, i don't know what's wrong. so you know what? you have nothing else, you do have to pray. ♪ >> lisa: they sang, prayed and talk about the city's real problems and real solutions. >> what i really think is african-american males need to step up and take their behinds out there and get their kids and pull them off the street and don't be afraid of their kids. >> march organizers are holding city leaders accountable, asking for more youth problems and a partnership with law enforcement. >> we want to know what to do so we can make it happen. >> i've been going to churches to ask them to join and adopt these young people in the programs we're starting next week. >> cease fire is a guidance program for teens who have been incarcerated, but for some young people in oakland, there's only

. >>> a convicted drug dealer has been charged in connection with a deadly shooting at a kentucky fried chicken demarie clay was shot last month. alameda county prosecutors say they identified 27-year-old anthony page as one of two gunmen who ambushed clay. payge is now in custody in dublin. the second suspect is still at large. >>> those photos mean something to me and not the people who have them. >> gone in a flash. why memories of a bride's big day may be a >>> residents of several condominium are complaining about a smell. >> they're doing this now because we've been complaining. we know it's polluted. >> reporter: the condo is built on top of what was a bulk oil -- but for years residents have complained about a strong petroleum odor which we could easily smell. >> we found there was still some material that had not been removed. >> we want to have this cleaned up. >> reporter: leticia perreira is concerned about the health of her family. >> i'm pregnant now, but the house under value. >> reporter: recently, state officials have tried to remove the material. >> they were supposed to strip

this was also violence in tripoli, a northern city in lebanon, where kentucky fried chicken franchises's were attacked by a mob. this is all happening in lebanon, coincidentally or not, on the day that the pope arrived for a three-day visit. a very tense situation there. you can imagine, a lost security surrounding the pope's visit. >>trace: u.s. official would like the leaders of the country to come out with a lot stronger word condemning the violence. >>jonathan: we heard president obama saying that at the ceremony honoring the dead americans at joint base andrews calling on the nations where the protests are taking place, saying that their leaders have "an obligation to provide security." now, he made the same point in a private phone call to egyptian president morsi last night and that had some effect because he went on national tv and told the fellow egyptians they had a duty to actually protect embassies like the one operated by the united states. listen. >> in egypt, we have clearly declared we reject and condemn the killing of innocent people and the attacks at embassies and co

. >>> a convicted drug dealer has been charged in connection with a deadly shooting at a kentucky fried chicken demarie clay was shot last month. alameda county prosecutors say they identified 27-year-old anthony page as one of two gunmen who ambushed clay. payge is now in custody in dublin. the second suspect is still at large. >>> those photos mean something to me and not the people who have them. >> gone in a flash. why memories of a bride's big day may be all that she has left. >> and chief meteorologist bill martin here with a look at your weekend ahead. >>> residents of several condominium are complaining about a smell. >> they're doing this now because we've been complaining. we know it's polluted. >> reporter: the condo is built on top of what was a bulk oil -- but for years residents have complained about a strong petroleum odor which we could easily smell. >> we found there was still some material that had not been removed. >> we want to have this cleaned up. >> reporter: leticia perreira is concerned about the health of her family. >> i'm pregnant now, but the house under value. >> r

lebanon several hundred protesters attacked a restaurant that had both a hardee's and kfc, kentucky fried chickenunlt there. at least three people killed and many more injured. in yemen, u.s. marines are on their way to yemen to the u.s. embassy there to try to secure that facility. yemen has been an area where al qaeda has been operating there for many, many years right now. extremely dangerous country and seen very intense and violent protests last 72 hours. here in afghanistan a much different story. there were no real large protests in kabul. one medium-sized protest in jalalabad. it was very peaceful at lot of anti-american slogans but for the most part it lasted about an hour and then the protesters went home. everybody expects there could be more protests in kabul and across the larger middle east and muslim word, dave. david: conner powell from kabul, afghanistan. thanks very much. college students spent $1200 on textbooks. one company has come up with a way to curb the skyrocketing prices. we'll tell you what that is coming up. david: the average college student spent $1200 on textbooks

demonstrators burning down a kentucky fried chicken restaurant there.next guest has served as calm bass tkoer five times in five difference locations, iraq, pakistan, kuwait, lebanon, ryan crocker, mr. ambassador welcome to our program here and welcome to you. i want to begin with you and offer my condolances to your friend chris stevens and the loss of him and the three others in benghazi. how well did you know him? >> well, thanks, bill, and thanks for your kind words. i knew chris quite well. he was one of our best and our brightest, one of our finest experts on the middle east, and one of our bravest officers. we're a pretty small namely in the near east division of the state department, and it feels like a family loss. it's also a loss to the nation, and frankly it's a loss to the libyan people, they had no greater supporters. bill: indeed it is. everybody has talked about great he will weekends about his life there. it is indeed a great loss. in the bigger picture mr. ambassador you have spent many years overseas in this part of the world your per

afghanistan, malaysia, nigeria, in lebanon where a kentucky fried chicken restaurant was torched. in tunisia where the u.s. embassy compound was breached by protesters but no personnel were hurt in tunisia. in qatar, bahrain, in sudan. here's richard engel reporting for nbc. >> reporter: u.s. diplomatic outposts now appear to be easy targets. in yemen for the second day, furious protesters tried to storm the embassy in sanaa, burning american flags, as riot police fire water cannons. gunshots can be heard. why? because they say the u.s. isn't doing enough against the makers of that now infamous anti-islam internet video. in tunisia, demonstrators set fires by the u.s. embassy gate, and in sudan, protesters turned their rage on the british and german embassies. those countries had nothing to do with the video, but they're foreign western powers and for the mob, that's close enough. in cairo, the government called off massive planned demonstrations. the president went on television to urge calm. but clashes near the u.s. embassy continue. authorities had to build a wall to block an

kentucky fried chicken and two other restaurants but there's a little bit of risk there playing on china. and also emerging market growth and then lastly if you really want to go for the fences, equinix. provides storage for cloud data services. and that has a very, very high beta but adding these three stocks together you get a beta less than one which is appealing and so i would recommend for a typical client to have a range of these kinds of stocks and not just necessarily be in the low beta stocks all the time. >> thanks. you know what? a fun segment and informative. see you soon. thanks. >> thank you. >>> all right. up next, our jon fortt with breaking news on motmotorola's newest smartphone. stay with us. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wide range of low cost investments, you can execute the plan you want at a

afghanistan, malaysia, nigeria, in lebanon where a kentucky fried chicken restaurant was torched. in tunisia where the u.s. embassy compound was breached by protesters but no personnel were hurt in tunisia. in qatar, bahrain, in sudan. here's richard engel reporting for nbc. >> reporter: u.s. diplomatic outposts now appear to be easy targets. in yemen for the second day, furious protesters tried to storm the embassy in sanaa, burning american flags, as riot police fire water cannons. gunshots can be heard. why? because they say the u.s. isn't doing enough against the makers of that now infamous anti-islam internet video. in tunisia, demonstrators set fires by the u.s. embassy gate, and in sudan, protesters turned their rage on the british and german embassies. those countries had nothing to do with the video, but they're foreign western powers and for the mob, that's close enough. in cairo, the government called off massive planned demonstrations. the president went on television to urge calm. but clashes near the u.s. embassy continue. authorities had to build a wall to block an

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mc hammer was hired to be the spokesman for kentucky fried chicken n. a now-infamous commercial, mc hammer rolls into a small town kny, and -- kfc, and no one behind the hammer can believe he's mc hammer. so he does his flashy hammer dance, and they give him some fried chicken. [laughter] every black person looked up at the tv set and said, really? black man dancing for chicken? [laughter] america was becoming an increasing ri multicultural marketplace, but madison avenue couldn't communicate with it own customers. there was no going back. no meter how the -- black kids -- [inaudible] ever true to its nature, corporate america followed the money. general market agencies started big footing black agencies muscling in on their turf and kept making horrible mistakes in the process. madison avenue needed black people, only when agencies looked around to find them, they weren't there. most aspiring black professionals were following their peers into other fields. they never thought to consider a career in the advertising because there weren't any black peopl

in tripoli, lebanon, american commercial symbols were ransacked and torched-- a kentucky fried chicken and a hardee's. one person was killed there. at the same time, pope benedict xvi arrived in beirut for a long-planned visit. >> ( translated ): if the situation becomes more complicated, it is even more necessary to give this sign of brotherhood, of encouragement and solidarity. so the essence of my trip is to invite dialogue and peace against the violence. let's try together to find the solution to the problem. >> brown: in east jerusalem-- a city sacred to christians, jews and muslims-- palestinian protesters filed out of the old city, and then clashed with mounted israeli police. congregants in gaza heard an outraged appeal from ismail haniyeh, leader of the militant group hamas that now governs there. >> ( translated ): we repeat our demands and raise our voice to the u.s. administration to apologize to the arab and islamic nation for this offensive film, and to prosecute those terrorists and criminals. >> brown: and thousands turned out in egypt for friday prayers in cairo's tahr

>> kentucky fried chicken, taco bell, pizza hut. i would be happy to go to any of those.ally both of these stories are a global picture. talk about concerns about china. china growth coming in and we have a strong dollar affecting companies multinational. stuart: we will take it. thank you very much. i have said it before and stuart: and i will say it again. there is no morality in the practice of law. it is the business. go for the money. take for example massachusetts senate candidate liz of the war in. in 95 as a harvard law professor she defended a steel company trying to block union members from getting benefits. hundreds of millions of dollars of benefits. fast-forward to today she bills herself as the working-class candidate for the senate in massachusetts. mark, defense your profession. >> ag cannot defend candidate warren. i don't know her circumstances but i will tell you this. you will find in the practice of law people who treat it like a profession and people who treat it like a business. i rejected a case the other day suing a member of dental clinics to com

three fast food restaurants, american restaurants, kentucky fried chicken, parties, and arby's, wereorched. the pope has said he is all in favor of democracy and freedom, but pushing getting weapons into syria for fighting the government. there is word that the pope may pope may meet with one of the leaders of hezbollah. of course, that is the iranian backed terrorist group. megyn: all right, new information about the anti-american protests. this is the scene from cairo, egypt. we expect to hear from president obama in moments. joining us in moments, paul wolfowitz. general jack keane and michael reagan. he will speak about his father's experience in the 1980s. don't go away. woman 1: this isn't just another election. we're voting for... the future of our medicare and social security. man 1: i want facts. straight talk. tell me your plan... and what it means for me. woman 2: i'm tired of the negative ads and political spin. that won't help me decide. man 2: i earned my medicare and social security. and i deserve some answers. anncr: where do the candidates stand on issues that... aff

tracy: kentucky fried chicken, peas a is a hut, taco bell under yum! brands.razeneca, you get addicted to that stuff too, huh. >> eat pizza from pizza hut and yum! brands and beer from sabmiller and you will need nexium. i suggest take a nexium so your stomach will feel better. they make nexium, and 4.1% dividend. if there is trouble we're getting paid to wait. ashley: sabmiller, you like that in the beer category? >> sabmiller makes 200 different beers and sell them in 75 different countries. this is another wonderful emerging market story. beer sales tend not to go down. if anything they go up during tough times. we feel safe. tracy: they distribute coca-cola too. i guess all around it is pretty safe bet. john burke, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> like that peter lynch style. if you start to go through and think about the stuff we use every day and i did that, most of the stocks are doing well. rick's is not on my list by the way. ashley: glad to hear it. tracy: china's foxconn factory reopened a day after the large brawl broke out amo

power, capitalism, whatever you want to call it, two fast-food restaurants, kentucky fried chicken and arby's were set on fire. one attacker killed and 25 people injured. pope is visiting lebanon this weekend, very important. as you've been the noing another day of protests in cairo, police clashing with protesters, this day kept away from the embassy. a wall being set up at one end of the street, away from the u.s. embassy. president morsi once again going out on tv. as you noted too, yemen as well, my own contacts in the country saying that the security stiffened, helped by the u.s. marines, but another battle, all of this set off by the made in us anti-muslim movie. also off maybe by a lot of other sentments out there. a remarkable day, jenna. we haven't seen a day like this in a long time. back to you. jenna: well putt, greg. thank you very much. greg mentioned what happened in cairo. we want to put in a little perspective to this. the images are stunning but let's dig into the numbers as well. cairo is the egypt's capital. that is city of more than 10 million people. that is sever

oakland police say two people were hurt after a gunfight that ended in the parking lot of a kentucky fried chickenctim has critical injuries. police say two people were detained. [ horns honking ] >>> religious leaders in oakland are praying for an end to the city's violence. a couple of dozen people marched through the city yesterday, calling for peace. they walked through high-crime areas, including international boulevard. marchers say the community must stand together to keep their neighborhoods safe >> we all have the same purpose and same goal. that's to bring our city back to where it used to be. >> the walk ended with a community festival, where oakland mayor jean quann and city council president larry reid spoke to the crowd. >>> today friends and family are gathering at a hospital where a san jose firefighter has been placed in a coma after suffering a heart attack on the job. frank ryan has been in a medically induced coma at san jose regional medical center since he collapsed at the scene of a fire at st. patrick's cathedral on thursday. last night, members of that church held a vigil

and when you look at lebanon and the city of tripoli, when they attack kentucky fried chicken, it tells, angry at their own government, and the scapegoating is a middle earn practice. >> i was in tunis, and i was there with hillary clinton, it was peaceful, everyone was so friendly, and they storm the u.s. embassy there, they apparently went into an american school in tunis. this is where the arab spring started fouad, but it didn't look to be a spring, it looks like an arab winter. >> that's right, i also think there was the debris of all of this dictatorship in place, decades of repression and alienation, and decades of us suspension on the part of the people. and allow me one reflection on embassies. i grew up in beirut, and they are fortresses, they symbolize treatment, you go there for a visa, and they give a sense of power. it is the presence of america in these lands. america is really under the skin of these people. they hate america, they love america, and i think there is a temper in the region is one of tremendous, tremendous upheaval. >> and these uprising may have some peop