host: kurt eichenwald is a senior writer with newsweek. he's talking about his story the plots to destroy america in the may 15th edition of newsweek. we appreciate you being here this morning. thank you so much, mr. eichenwald. guest: thanks for having me. host: and that's our show right here. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] nati 2014] national cable satellite corp. 2014] the plans are due in 20 -- 2016 this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> part plants are the largest sources of carbon pollution, counting for a third of domestic greenhouse gas emissions. proposed cleanhe power plan for existing power plants. this consists of two main parts. they develop these for the goals. ins states flexibility determining how to meet th

the first thing we had to do is connect kurt clausen to the voter. we did that with a basketball ad. he challenged barack obama to a three-point -- >> i remember that. >> -- shootoff. people really liked that. so he began to connect with the voter that way. then when the attacks came on kurt about his business experience and all businesses have experiences, so there's plenty to draw from, we did an ad that showed his workers. and when -- one of the most effective ads we did in response was before they go attack kurt clausen, they ought to talk to me. that was the employees of the company saying they've got to talk to me first. me first, me first. that was the theme of that ad. it worked very well to inoculate kurt, not only had we done the inoculation in the first but were prepared to tell kurt's story, the real story about his business success and the success he had for all his employees. it depends on how you do it. yes, you can attack people for being successful in business, and speaking, you know, for the republicans, if they don't know how to de

host: kurt eichenwald is a senior writer with newsweek. he's talking about his story the plots to destroy america in the may 15th edition of newsweek. we appreciate you being here this morning. >> the separatists from the heritage town nation -- lisa curtis from the heritage foundation. specialrmer cesspool -- assistant in baghdad talks about iraq a prime minister maliki and his relationship with the u.s.. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal live at 2:00 a.m. eastern on c-span -- some :00 a.m. eastern on c-span. president and first lady awards the humanities medal. after that, a discussion about executive power and the constitution. sunday, on book tv's in-depth, former republican ron paul.n from texas he has written more than a dozen ducks -- books with his latest, revolution. book tv next week well congress is in recess. monday at 8:30 eastern . featuring a wide range of topics including the middle east, immigration, marijuana, and covering book fairs and festivals across the country. book tv. televi

host: kurt eichenwald is a senior writer with newsweek. he's talking about his story the plots to destroy america in the may 15th edition of newsweek. we appreciate you being here this morning. >> he discusses the passage of a bill that would give 16 billion dollars to improve service at veterans affair hospitals. lisa curtis has the latest developments in the afghan presidential elections. former u.s. special assistant in baghdad and senior adviser to general david petraeus talks about iraqi prime minister nouri all maliki and his relationship with the u.s. we will be taking your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next, the president and the first lady awarding the 2013 national arts and national humanities medals. and then annual report on the solvency of the -- weekly addresses by president obama and oregon congressman. sunday on book tv, former republican congressman from texas and presidential candidate ron paul. he has written more than a doze

a little high off the hands and to kurt coleman picked. penalties the raiders finally did score with a minute and a half to go in the game. the third string qb and that was it. the raiders lose it 10-6. round two pga championship at valhalla. looking for his fourth title and four under 67. fipple mickelson is in the -- phil mickelson in the hunt. he is three shots back. tiger is 74 and 6 over and back ailing and milled the cut. a vivid example of how important coco crisp is to the a's. he is clutch. the a's build a big lead and then hang on for dear >>> this is the last thing the giants need. brandon belt is back on the disabled list because of concussion-related symptoms, out a week. obviously not playing this week in kansas city. pems and morse are getting ready. let's do lungs now. the shot and morse makes a diving play and then he and matt duffy make terrible throws and everybody is safe. it is costly because the next batter is billy butler and it is a base hit into right field and that brings in the game winning run. bumgarner allows

. >> kurt cousins has played much better in the quarterback position than griffin has.it's going to be a decision that's going to have to be made. right now, robert griffin serves as his quarterback. if there was a competition, it wouldn't be a competition. kurt cousins is the man he has to go to because of efficiency in can which he has run. >> jay gruden will rush the starters this thursday in tampa bay. also, the skins making a few roster cuts today, linebacker rob jackson was let go. the pan pacific championships in australia this morning. bethesda's own, why not beat your own time? that's katie ladeky in the last place. she's actually lapping the competition. she takes six seconds off her old time. new world record. one last little note for you, the little league world series championship team, the jackie robinson west team, the first all black team to make it to the championship game, they lost to south korea, 8-4. nonetheless congratulations on a great season. >>> great groupf kids. made it to the finals. we'll see you again at news 4 at 11:00. >>> on this sunday

a little high off the hands and to kurt coleman picked. after 13 penalties the raiders finally did score with a minute and a half to go in the game. the third string qb and that was it. the raiders lose it 10-6. round two pga championship at valhalla. looking for his fourth title and four under 67. fipple mickelson is in the -- phil mickelson in the hunt. he is three shots back. tiger is 74 and 6 over and back ailing and milled the cut. a vivid example of how important coco crisp is to the a's. he is clutch. the a's build a big lead and then hang on for giants need. brandon belt is back on the disabled list because of concussion-related symptoms, out a week. obviously not playing this week in kansas city. pems and morse are getting ready. let's do lungs now. the shot and morse makes a diving play and then he and matt duffy make terrible throws and everybody is safe. it is costly because the next batter is billy butler and it is a base hit into right field and that brings in the game winning run. bumgarner allows four runs and takes the los

i am here with defense attorney remi spencer and kurt metzger. and she is all that and a box of wine. and he interrupts our guests more than breaking news. he co-hosts the race wars. >> lightning roooooouuunnd. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> should machines teach our tweens? a private school in abu dhabi will be offering math classes taught by robots. yes, a humanoid robot will instruct students on addition and subtraction. and another will help with special needs children. even a robotic dog that falls asleep and students are not paying attention. they say the school president has some of the most advanced robots including flying robots and pet ryan seacrest. meanwhile, cats are teaching robots a lesson. >> gonna pay for that. sherrod -- >> these robots have taken our jobs. you can't find an asian kid? that's how nobody wants to go to abu dhabi. even the filipinos -- we will work it out here. >> kids don't even listen to adults. will they listen to robots ? >> they will leave dna all over those robot teachers. that robot won't

over the last ten years kurt loder god has placed these factory farms under strict surveillance. gathering evidence. today he wants to reveal to me the practices of these norwegian fish farmers whom he considers so dangerous. in these images which he filmed he claims that these men are pouring a powerful pesticide into these waters one known to have neurotoxic effects. they must protect themselves with work suits and gas masks from chemicals to treat salmon attacked by pests and diseases which abound in these farms. they would find different kind of teen you will find you will find food banks are all you know all kind of chemicals and that's that's disgusting you know you know it's it is not safe for people to hear i mean. you know it's the most toxic food you have in the whole. toxic fish which are regularly sold in our supermarkets. and no we can salmon is not the only species concerned. to verify these accusations i spent several months investigating behind the scenes in the fishing industry. the ultimate health food recommended by doctors and nutritionists fishes retained its

professional union and according to kurt. there is still some missing information from her impressive c.v. . the management authorities have their own interests in fish for me she's only eight percent of a big fish farm and her director is only twenty percent of another fish farm so this is what we call corruption and this is like the italian mafia. the accusation may be outrageous but the facts are there hidden by a simple financial arrangement it was enough for me to examine the records of this company called j m j invest. the minister is the major shareholder. and j m j invest actually possesses more than ten percent of a major norwegian salmon farm of which several other shareholders are members of the minister's family. toxic fish researchers muzzled a minister with a conflict of interest i left norway a little surprised by what i had just learned. but my investigation is not quite finished yet. i still have to discover how these fish sometimes make it to our plates without us even knowing it. all it takes is for a manuf

and according to kurt this decision may have been made under pressure from the minister of fisheries herself. she is also to author of the food security system that's controlling to feed the fish from diseases and there she controlled stiff authorities she controls all things that has to do with fish for me in norway and she uses her powar in a bad man so she gives them sort of to take down his fish this this is take it don't for one two two so we can sell the fish so we'll lose money if we have to sell the fish so they sell their fish that's infected and then i'm sick and that's never been before she is a rotten piece of and this story. to verify these accusations i decided to speak with this minister. in brussels in the aisles of a trade show i have an appointment with her for a five minute interview but the time allotted to me will be much shorter. to put a new face and he said you're trying to do some research about the substance called it took six weeks but this it will have the money complete you think you'll find some research about the toxic weed. i don't know. that i. think

wusa9's photojournalist kurt brooks takes us there. >> reporter: under a sky threatening rain archeologistsy of a private school precious treasures revealed. >> it's pretty amazing, >> we've got a mid-19th century backup type vault. >> reporter: this foundation is one of the largest slave barracks ever found in maryland. >> the quarters measure 34 feet feet. it was probably 2 stories tall. it's very rare. >> reporter: it's rare not only to find a foundation so large but to even find it at all. >> we have inside the building. that just doesn't happen in archeology. we're so used to seeing things obliterated and destroyed by a lot of different things. in this case we got lucky. even though there's a house on this location, it still survived. >> reporter: as the crew continues to dig and screen and clean, it is not forgotten the joeally not to find out what is here. it is to find out who was here. >> a picture of everyday life. >> this site is all the more significant because it's telling us a story that really wouldn't have been written down by a history book. it's not something that would ne

. >> bring in kurt wagner from re/code joining from san francisco. what's your take? jufred, or abosurd for these numbers? >> not surprising. you mentioned the other start-ups, sky-high valuations. i don't think the $10 billion figure blew us away. i don't think the whatsapp was worth it, shepped o eshellaled months ago. that shows how important senate khat senate -- snapchat is to them. >> no revenue or clear business model. not me talking. what i've read all day today. >> sure. >> about snapchat, yet we're throwing around these huge numbers. i wonder whether this is something to worry about? should investors be worried about these types of numbers thrown around on wall street at a time when the markets are at all-time highs and hitting new highs every day with seemingly no bear in sight? >> yeah. absolutely. any time you're getting this high up and this much money is involved, i think it's fair to be cautious. and it doesn't seem people are being very cautious right now. they're kind of trying to jump on the bandwagon while it's still rolling. you know, we do think

yeah, it's really easy, but -- >> damn you, kurt.ter than any of us or as well, of having a conversation rather than doing an interview, that is a matter of trade craft and learning. fortunately, we had a year to figure this show out and to get me to at least an unembarrassing level of skill before we went on the air. >> charlie: what was the attraction for you? >> it's hard for me to say. everything has been said already. but more personal. for me, it's this mixture radio can provide. it's ultimately about the voice, so it's about somebody speaking to you in the dead of night and the relationship you can have with a disembodied voice where they seem to fill everything and it's so authentic, you kind of connect with that person. i love that, i love the radio for that reason. but i also -- maybe it was around the time when i started listening to ira's show, there was something also almost the opposite of that. it's like you hear these voices and they're so particular and intimate and unique, but they're telling you stories that are op

stage act like it's a multimedia show i dress up you know i still wear the fat outfit i dress up like kurt cobain offstage and change yes so basically you know all the other old videos we show there's video clips on the big screen while it with the band runs off and does a quick change and comes back so it's it's almost as much of a broadway show as it is a rock show because it's so theatrical there's a lot of production going on it just never a dull moment are you disappointed that m.t.v. went away from videos i miss the old m.t.v. i guess. tell you i mean i know that they had to follow their their new business model and do what works for them because they have to change like everybody else you know i guess he made more money with a reality show so that's just their business like i always easy money maker all exactly i mean you know i thought reality was going to go away but it's very cheap to produce and and it's very popular and that means that it's going to be around forever would we do we would you and your wife and your daughter i've been pitched that several times and i have no inte

evening ourselves to officials in ferguson, missouri, and to state what officials across missouri kurt i know it's late, but nobody wants to talk. the ferguson school district had been scheduled to open the school year even before this very aggressive, very dramatic confrontation tonight. they decided to postpone school until monday because of the continuing unrest. governor jay nixon with in the last half-hour finally tweeted something about his plans. he said he would be canceling all appearances at the missouri state fair tomorrow in order to instead visit north st. louis county. statement to follow. we eagerly await that. joining us now is a national reporter for "usa today." she was covering the protest tonight when police used teargas on them. thank you very much for being with us. i appreciate you taking the time. >> can you tell us what unfolded over the course of the evening, what the arc of the confrontation was like today that he witnessed. >> the confrontation tonight started a lot earlier than usual, around 6:00 -- probably around 5:00 police started setting up barricades

he said kurt cousins is playing better than rg iii. iiigruden wants to see rg take it up a couple of notches. rg iii will be the guy regardless of what the experts are saying about a so-called quarterback controversy. >> you cannot worry about what anybody on the outside says. it does not affect our approach to the game. you block all that stuff out and move forward. quarterbackarting was at a family function over the weekend and saw his seven-year-old nephew drowning in a pull. he jumped from a second story balcony onto a concrete deck, crawled into the pool, and saved his nephew. he did sprain both of his ankles . he is the captain of that usc trojan team. >> coming up next, how the emmy awards pay tribute to the (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in the

it is just you and ira, you and kurt. there is something intimate about that. the other point of view -- you address a box. it is 18 feet away from you. there is a cat. there is a woman. there is a child. other things happen. when it is in your ear, it is just you and them. >> when i was interviewed for this gig, she said, you know, radio is a very intimate medium. i go, i know that. i had no idea what she meant. but it is exactly this. it is this single person, directly and almost unmediatedly speaking to you. it is as close to reading a book by an author -- you really feel you are in her head -- i know about in the electronic media world. that is, i think, part of the reason people respond so enthusiastically. >> we have added this live medium, bringing all these shows to be stage. it feels to me, from talking to each of you, that it inspired even a different kind of creativity, or even more creativity, as you think about what you are going to bring in terms of your show to this venue. and then it changes up again. >> yes. >> i think part of it is -- the inte

ernest hemingway and kurt cobain there is a unique pressure on famous people.ryone has high expectations of them and very difficult to live up to those expectations and still live as a normal human being. i met robin williams one time at yankee stadium. he seemed to be a good guy, maybe everybody in the box laugh and he was very courteous. colonel hunt who provided security for mr. williams at times confirmed that last night. so the nation mourns the death of robin williams and hopefully all of us become more aware of the depression situation. my friend, mike wallace, struggled with it his entire life and even attempted suicide himself. it's a terrible disease but one that can be overcome. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight, reaction. joining us on the phone from idaho actress patty duke in a book called a brilliant madness and from florida, singer, connie francis who also discuss depression in her book hops sorry now." after a terrible crime was committed on your person, rape, you descended into depression. you have managed to prosper in some w

a little high off the hands and to kurt coleman picked.ter 13 penalties the raiders finally did score with a minute and a half to go in the game. the third string qb and that was it. the raiders lose it 10-6. round two pga championship at valhalla. looking for his fourth title and four under 67. fipple mickelson is in the -- phil mickelson in the hunt. he is three shots back. tiger is 74 and 6 over and back ailing and milled the cut. a vivid example of ho important coco crisp is to the a's. he is clutch. the a's build a big lead and then hang on for ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. nds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. giants need. brandon belt is back on the disabled list because of concussion-related symptoms, out a week. obviously not

picked off of right into the arms of kurt coleman. and for 94 yards. the raiders score late. on a ten-yard scamper but the raiders would fall 10-6. round 2pga championship. roy mcilroy gunning for his fourth major title. he's 9-under leading by 1 after 36 holes. mickelson, just three back. tiger shot a 74, finished 6-over and missed the cut. >>> this is the very last thing the giants need right now. ban done belt goes back on the disabled list because of concussion-related symptoms. so he's not laying at all this weekend in k.c.. hunter pence, michael morse getting ready for boot camp or something. 2-2 in the six little. the shot and mike morse the diving play but he and matt duffy both make diving airs are. everybody safe. next batter billy butler. base hit that shoots through into right field. kind of rolls through really. and that brings in the game-winning run. madison bumgarner went 8 innings, allowed 4 runs and took the loss. giants fall and remain three and a half back of many dodgers who also lost. a's and twins, some say world series. kurt suzuki, a rocket. the glove

a's and twins, might say world series, scott kazmir, kurt suzuki, a rocket.aldson, glove save and a beauty and it starts an inning-ending double play. scoreless until the fifth. bases loaded for coco crisp, the igniter finds the gap. it will bring everybody home. 3-0 on a crisp triple. a's were cruising 6-0, but scott kazmir gave up five runs in the seventh. chris parmelee, a fair ball down the line. despite the meltdown, kazmir would get the win to go 13-4. sean doolittle in the ninth gets farmingham looking. that's a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biehl. >>> the south bay's annual summer jazz fest. how organizers are making this year's summer ev there you go. it at us. so it's kfc night. [cheering] last week we hosted. yes, this week the kids invited us to their place. sorry i was late. i had a little trouble with the rope ladder. he fell twice. but look at all this food we've got. yeah we got this delicious kfc meal and they threw in 2 extra sides for free. for free! and i love what you've done with the drapes. are those

plus, at nbc10.com, we have images of famous little league world series alums from joe biden to kurt russell. it's all right now at nbc10.com. great weather to start the week but thats÷ could change by wednesday. >>> glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the conditions for our taney team in williamsport. glenn? >> we can't keep this weather pattern forever. we've had it for a big part of the summer but eventually the showers will move in and it could be a factor for wednesday night for the little league world series, a threat for at least some rain. we're not talking about a tremendous rain pattern or certainly any kind of heat dangers like we can get at this time of year. while philly is playing at citizens bank park starting tonight, great weather there. 82 degrees right now. humidity is only 45%. 80 degrees in pottstown and allentown and it's even that or cooler in new jersey. 76 degrees in dover. that's really cool for the middle of august at this time of day. of course, this is not unusual for a sea breeze to come in and keep the temperatures in the mid-70s at the shore. but th

here's a view as you're starting to come around the corner and up the hill along kurt wood we've got a ton of private and open space on this building so many views we had to take advantage you see the softened wall alongside the townhomes. this is actually, one of my favorite views you're standing in a park across the street from building 5 and looking at the podium that is accident south francis scott key podium that captures all the light and allows us at the lower areas we have unit we wanted to avoid any sort blank walls pedestrian wise so incorporated unit and each one has their own private open space we've made assessable they can have the tea and it has a railing you can see there's some trumpet vines it has to be you purple >> and okay. fine it is. not inspiration originally for this design we wanted something simple from the inside >> surprising on the outside i don't know but goez comes to mind the outside is simple. we liked the idea you're walking along and all of a sudden there's a surprise your eye sees the vines and you see this color and people having fun up there hop

evening ourselves to officials in ferguson, missouri, and to state what officials across missouri kurt i know it's late, but nobody wants to talk. the ferguson school district had been scheduled to open the school year even before this very aggressive, very dramatic confrontation tonight. they decided to postpone school until monday because of the continuing unrest. governor jay nixon with in the last half-hour finally tweeted something about his plans. he said he would be canceling all appearances at the missouri state fair tomorrow in order to instead visit north st. louis county. statement to follow. we eagerly await that. joining us now is a national reporter for "usa today." she was covering the protest tonight when police used teargas on them. thank you very much for being with us. i appreciate you taking the time. >> can you tell us what unfolded over the course of the evening, what the arc of the confrontation was like today that he witnessed. >> the confrontation tonight started a lot earlier than usual, around 6:00 -- probably around 5:00 police started setting up barricades

to kurt suzuki. another former a. they lose today 6-1 but remain four up on the angels.ing. check out the poor kid in the mustard suit. he goes down hard. he can't get up. get him a belt. he completed the race with a little bit of help. he and lorookie get their signs crossed. same at-bat. a couple pitches later. alex gordon. a two-run shot. timmy went 3 1/3. despite being down 7-1, he made it 7-4 in the seventh. the bases loaded. pablo sandoval flies out. 7-4, the final, falling four and a half behind. finally, the indoor war. arena football with your favorite cast facing the rattlers. the two-time defending champions. two for 18 that's a in the national title game. he was 20 of 34. he ran for two one-yard touchdowns. three tds. rattlers, too much for the sabercats winning 72-56. they'll face the cleveland gladiators looking for their third straight title. we'll hear from the raiders' training camp at 11 over on abc 7. what a finish today at the pg & e championship. e championship. >>> up next, do sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 's

kurt suzuki, a rocket.love save a beauty and starts an inning-ending double play. scoreless in the fifth. bases loaded for coco crisp. he's the igniter, catalyst. finds the gap and that will bring everybody home. 3-0 on a crisp triple. a's were cruising 6-0, but scott kazmir gave up five runs in the seventh. parmalee, that's a fireball down the line. kazmir would get the win and go 13-4. sean doolittle little gets shawn willingham, looking to end it. 6-5, the final. a's four on the angels who lost. hawaii have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> the jazz fest and how organizers are making this year's music will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather? a mouth breather! [ whimpers ] how do you sleep like that? well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do -- sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medic

we have a 1-1 ball game it but the bull pen faltered in the eight, an rbi double to kurt suzuki. two batters later, josh willingham with the two-run homer. a'ss lose 6-1. the angels beat the red sox in 19 innings yesterday in a game that lasted sixth and a half hours. then cespedes gives boston the 3-1 victory but the angels remain four games behind the a's. >> giants and royals, condiment resting. check out mustard. the kid's pants are falling down. goes down hard and can't get up. he completed the race with some help. now tim lincecum could have used help. he and the rookie catcher get their signs crossed. run scores. same at-bat, couple pitches later, gordon, see ya. gave up six runs on seven hits, takes the loss, up no 9-8 on the year. giants made it 7-4 in the seventh. bases loaded in the ninth. sandoval flies out to get the game. >>> dodgers looking to stop their skid against the brewers. kershaw has not lost since may 28th. gets the out at third. then provided his own offensive support. an rbi sing until the eight. dodgers win 5-1. four and a half ahead of the giants in th

willinghame swinging lester has a perfect game through 5 innings 1st batter in the top of the 6th kurtuzuki another former "a" lines a clean single to left lester gets a nice hand from the crowd he gave up 2 more hits but that was it top 9th/ 3-0 a's 2 outs lester strikes out willingham again this time looking lester's 11th complete game and 4th shutout of his career a 3- hitter final: 3-0 a's angels lost to the dodgers 7-0 so the a's are now 3 games up in the a.l. west melvn gets win #800 giants/brewers sausage races the polish came from behind to win choriso bobblehead day is sunday bottom 1st/ 1-0 brewers jake peavy gets some help from hunter pence who stretches to make a nice catch to rob khris davis of extra bases and sav a run top 5th/ 1-0 brewers pence singles up the middle peavy scores 1-1 tie bottom 6th/ 1-1 tie davis goes to other way down the right field line a fan touches it for a ground rule double armaris ramirez scores 2-1 brewers bottom 8th angel pagan his first start since june 14th makes a nice sliding catch at the warning track in right-center he also had a couple of

ridiculous grab robbing kurt suzuki. number 2, danny despalso. the double play. and number one, college football tonight. abeline white-out to marcus thompson. take a bow. that's a great grab. they did lose to georgia state 38-37 in a thriller, but oh, we love the fact that college football is back. san jose state goes tomorrow night in fact. >> who are they playing? sparty and the campaign in the west coast. north dakota. who you got? >> and the reason brian is in houston ... >> 49ers and texans tomorrow. >> softball. [ laughter ] we'll be back. okay? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. time for a holiday get together. fresh sweet corn is 5 for just $1.00. grill up rancher's reserve ribeye steaks for only $7.99 a pound. and nabisco snack crackers are just $1.89. there's more savings to love... at safeway. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4 >> letterman is next with james mcavoy. >> we will be back

we got another gorgeous day kurt si of a strong onshore flow. all those low clouds hugging the coastline. bringing in that comfortable weather all day long for us. it means we're going start out comfortably and hold on to a pleasant afternoon. 61 degrees for the south bay. 62 on the peninsula and 63 degrees in beautiful, san francisco, where you're going to jump tow about 69 later on. close to the 70s, beautiful day in the city, low 80s coming your way in the north bay for anybody who's still without power, the good news is, natural ac will be on strong for today. 77 degrees on the peninsula, and here for us in the south bay, 84 degrees. now we have changes to tell you about, a chance for showers in your forecast. we'll talk about that, everybody wants to know when as we are in a drought. so stick around, that's in my next report, if you have to get out that front door right now, here's mike to help you out. >>> the great news, i don't know if it was a concern for any folks, we have the bridges that held up just fine after yesterday's quake. no

ridiculous grab robbing kurt suzuki. number 2, danny despalso. the double play.line white-out to marcus thompson. take a bow. that's a great grab. they did lose to georgia state 38-37 in a thriller, but oh, we love the fact that college football is back. san jose state goes tomorrow night in fact. >> who are they playing? sparty and the campaign in the west coast. north dakota. who you got? >> and the reason brian is in houston ... >> 49ers and texans tomorrow. >> softball. female announcer: through labor day at sleep train, get 36 months interest-free financing, plus big savings of up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. plus, free same day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-3 >> letterman is next with james, ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love

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curtis told me tonight a doctor determined kurt sis in gocurtis home. the white house faced a hard decision of whether to expand u.s. military engagement in the middle east. the very reason he withdrew forces from. lefter? >> kristen, thanks. >> a car bomb exploded in syria after northern cities of kirkuk and erbil. the bombings left 18 dead, appeared to be targeting kurdish forces. >> the first british ebola victim arrived in the uk for treatment. british authorities say he poses no real risk of spreading the virus. he is in an isolation unit in london. this comes as a democratic republic of congo. it's a different strain of the virus from the one raging in west african nations. >> after weeks of violence, ferguson, missouri, is trying to return to normal. but as it does, it's finding itself still at the center of a debate about the evolving nature of police forces across the country. as you likely recall, protests in that city were met with armored vehicles. and assault weapons. it's left many wondering are our law enforcement agencies becoming more l