capable of having a good life, so i am going to keep pushing you, and i was not able to talk on item l. you are out of compliance. you are not telling us where the funding is going to, and that is a violation of state law, so i'm going to keep telling you this, because you need to be able to respond to these things. >> thank you. now it is public comment. we are going to go to the approval of the proposed flexible use for educational purposes, items seven through nine of the agenda. i need a reading of items. i need a motion and a second. thank you. then a reading. >> good evening. the approval of the proposed use of state three categorical funding, whereas the inactive state budget and subsequently enacted new bill authorizes school districts, charter schools, to use funding received for any of the tier 3 categorical programs enumerated for any educational purpose under federal law. whereas the funding for any educational purposes is authorized for five years from fiscal year 2009 until 2013 conclusive, and finding that may be used for educational purposes and as a condition for the genera

always said if there ever came a day when i could no longer meet my duties, i would be the first to l l you know. unfortunately, that day has come. if you have a cell phone, if you listen to music, if you use a computer at all, steve jobs has made a difference. but in the midst of all that, jobs has quietly been in the fight of his life for years. he beat a rare form of pancreatic cancer in 2004 but came back to work to bring apple to new heights. after appearing extremely thin at a conference in 2008, there was new concern about his health. >> i just wanted to mention this. >> reporter: jobs claimed it was nothing more than a hormone imbalance at first. then took a leave of absence. it was only after an appearance in 2009 the world learned he actually needed a liver transplant. a fact kept under wraps till after the procedure. >> i now have the liver of a mid-20s person. who died in a car crash. >> reporter: the tech world feared this day was coming. even though he'll stay on as chairman of the board, the steve jobs era is effectively over. apple's chief operating officer tim cook will rep

at 5:17, let's go to mark. >>> good morning to you 678 plenty of clouds out there. even some business l so you will encounter some wet roadways. current numbers mainly in the 50 #-s to lower 60s. around tennessee bay skies becoming partly sunny. temperatures on the warm side, mid to upper 80s maybe approaching the 90-degree mark. you can see the satellite here and the circulation. we also talk about the forecast tracks. here is a look that the hurricane center looks at. they look at which models perform the strongest and they come up with their own tract and this is it. winds right now 115 miles an hour. moving into the northwest at 1. here is that track i was talk about for friday and then into sunday. very close to the north carolina clothesline. looks like saturday having with winds of 105 miles per hour. over the weekend for sunday night dissipating into a tropical storm somewhere close to boston and will continue to move on this track as an area of low pressure. this could change. we'll keep an eye on that over the next few days. for the coast, clouds and drizzle this morning. arou

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>> well, i mean, it is certainly a lot easier to settle scores, if you l when you are not worried abouthaving to run for office again, and so the vice president, you know, he is trying to get his take which, you know, he feels his perspective has been maligned and this is his attempt at it, and as we have seen from general powell, this is also in a chance to sell books. the question is, are there any wmds within this narrative, anything that we didn't know about the bush administration, and so far, nothing seems that radically surprising other than the kind of very personal dramatic moments such as the one with former secretary rice. >> all right. josh, thank you very much, and we will see more of what the former vice president has to say. nbc's jamie gangel's exclusive interview airs tonight on in a special "dateline" tonight at 10:00, and tomorrow morning matt lauer will interview the vice president live on "today." coming up on "newsnation" -- >> it is probably an oxymoron to say the house of representatives and intelligence are in the same sentence. >> more and more candidates are t

why can't you l,cc1: grow up. he emerges of being above the fray, that's the hope. chris: the daddy or mommy figure, if you will, doesn't he have to keep order? >> it depends on how it plays out. the bottom line is how the end result all the way down the road plays out on the economy and on the jobs' numbers next week. chris: a lot of americans were thrilled this might be post-partisan, this guy would be able to bring back peace and maybe maturity incc1: washingto he hasn't been able to do it. is that going to hurt? are they going to use that against him? >> i think they'll try to use that against him. his play is he was the one who as willing to go againstcc his: own party on raising the bush tax cuts, we remember that grand deal in december when there was a threat over that. i think he'll be able to come and again reach for that silent center. chris: do you think he got hurt this week by going out into the trenches and looking partisan, going on television, basically 9:00 at night during the week and taking a political side. did that hurt him? >> even though we in

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l. how do you come up with the numbers? >> caller: well, what we do is we have properties with specific information for most of the metros up and down the east coast. and we have our scientists that put together some storm surge models and they have models for different areas on the east coast. and they determine what the different categories of storm, what the storm surge would look like when it comes onshore and then we compare that to the amount of properties and the value of the properties to come up with the amount of possible exposure, based on the level of the storm. >> so if irene stays a category 1, your analysis is that the potential damage in the new york metro area could be $35 billion. is that right? >> caller: that's correct. that would be the total maximum exposure for the residential structures in the area that could be affected by a category 1. >> how does that rank? how would that rate against other storms that have hit this particular area? >> caller: well, i think that, obviously... it's been a very long

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. >> governor, one of thehe thing corporation and you cooperated with governor christie of new jersey? >> that is right. and i would lay, thank you to the agencies and we have been through it mostly with the tornado i referred to. and i checked in with most of the governors in the path of irene with what they have been dealing with as the storm has moved up so that we can anticipate as well. >> thanks for the time. glad you got wow power back. >> thanks, be safe. >> let's bring in sam with more on the weather. >> good morning, george and robin. we have definitely watched a wind direction change in lower manhattan. a quick look at the radar. all of that heavy rain -- yeah, all of that heavy rain has been shoved up. and rapid speed. this was a very slow moving rain, a crawl until it goe got to the jersey shoreline. and it's really been throwing the rain in a fast move north and it's a heavy rain along the coastline. and the heavy rain is going to lead the flooding. here is a look at the wind speed. and definitely, the 30 to 50-mile-an-hour winds. and some of the heaviest rains will be inland. based on what you got on t

. > e'llet l w we'll let you look at the lingo, the stuff we do every day, hop iand make it into the diction mayor. op >>> do you have a boomerang child? is your husband in a bromance? two of the new words added to meriam webster's dictionary. a boomerang child is a term for a young adult that returns to live with his family for financial reasons. and this involving running, climbing and leaping over environmental obstacles. it means to get information from a group of people online. and helicopter parent, someone overly involved in their kid's life. other words? cougar, fist-pumping, thanks to barack obama, president obama. and tweet, of course. >> that one would have to go with raj. he's constantly tweeting. >> i was a little worried about that. >> we can't publish that. >> we got the giants game coming up here on nbc 5. it's going to be aund 60 first pitch time. you see the forecast in the seven-day forecast. morning drizzle tomorrow but for san francisco, quite cool to get the game started. right here on nbc bay area. >> they could just say "don't be a snooki." >>> and our program

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. >> you haven't been called but you did the same thing that toofer l. tea party people. >> you and i will agree that name-calling isn't appropriate. >> bill: why aren't you called terrorist when you did the same thing. >> i have probably been called a knew names. i have to say that we have to work with people in the congress and name-calling. >> bill: i got it you concede my point. they attack the tea party people but they leave you alone because you are simpatico with their left wing views. >> i don't know about that. >> bill: this is why the economy is stalling and why day after day we get bad news. because there is all this money on the sidelines. the banks aren't lending. small business isn't hiring. everybody is scared. and you know why they are scared? because the federal government is intruding at such an extent that regulations are being passed to such an extent that business fears it can't expand and if it does hire anybody they are going to have to nay owner onerous health care insurance called obama health care. the exact policies have you pro

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we'll see you later tonight. l something with a laser. oh, well. that does it for us tonight. i'm melissa harris perry sitting next to my daughter, parker, in for rachel maddow. we'll see you tomorrow night. up next, "first look." >>> long gone but far from forgotten. days after irene crashed ashore, more high-water rescues as washed-away roads leave entire towns cut off. >>> that's got to hurt. an arizona man impales himself with gardening shears and lives to tell about it. >>> and oh, lord, hockey's prized stanley cup is damaged after tumbling off a table. good morning, everyone, i'm lynn berry. those stories and more are straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> well, we begin this morning with an unnatural year of natural disasters. new climate data shows irene will rank as the $10 billion disaster of 2011, breaking a record set back in 1980. at least 39 people have died across 11 states including 3 in vermont where shellshocked residents are digging out with many still waiting for help. nbc's jay gray has our report. >> reporter: days after irene slammed into the

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i know you people in new york you have this restaurant tradition where you eat out a l. youeve: here comes irene. there it is right now. as you can see, it's drawing a bead on the outer banks of north carolina. going to make landfall probably shortly after midnight tonight. the folks in oakracoke island are off the island. as you can see right now, it's a category 2 storm. as of landfall early tomorrow, it will probably be a category 3 with maximum sustained winds of about 113 miles per hour. then as you can see, it goes right past norfolk, virginia, over ocean city, maryland, and takes a bead on new york city. it could be a category 1 or it could be a category 2 hurricane when it makes landfall and impacts new york city with 15 million people. >> brian: new jersey is under a hurricane warning as well. governor christie declared a state of emergency like only he can and says people who had plans to go to the shore this weekend, stay home. he also said people already at the shore, get out. >> do not try to ride it out. it is not the smart thing to do. i will not order evacuat

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. >> rose: so you have a l of choices. why did you choose this? >> i think painly because i thought it was -- i went first, when i heard they were going to make another planet of the apes, i thought, well, it would be maybe fun because, you know, 1968 film ud actors in masks, at that time, that was cutting edge technology, and i have heard people that saw it in the theatre and they said, yeah, at that time we had never seen anything like that, it was so realistic, how did they do that. overtime, as technology develops, there was masks started to look less realistic, but they start to take on a different nd of appeal, like a camp appeal, and so i think most people thatsay, oh, i am a huge fan of the originals, are kind of nerds in the sense that they like the campiness of great tors like tim hunter and roddy mcdowell in these crazy masks having these intellectual conversations and that is kind of cool but you can't repeat that, you can't kind of go back and say we are going to use lesser technology unless you want to make kind of a comedy or a camp

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on the d-l >>> sports minute brought to you by your local honda dealers. >> you was just kidding. the giants once four games but lost five players on that 5 -- 10-game road trip. brian wilson was the latest casualty. he was placed on the list with the sore elbow. >>> grant bauer grew up and had to get 50 tickets for family and friends this weekend and he came through. there he goes. deep and gone. and, then, the giants needed a little bit more help so pablo sandoval bails 'em out. 4-4 game, he goes deep from the left side, two-run shot, they 158 vague the final game in houston 6-4. meanwhile diamondbacks trailing in atlanta, freddie free man makes a great over the shoulder catch. kelli johnson tags up. he is out at the plate. they make that stand winning 1- 0. arizona has lost 5 games in a row. >>> how about the a's and jays. gay area mo cruising into the seventh. batista gets enough of it for his major league best 36 h this ferth handcuff of the year. cowboys held off jimmie johnson to take the checkered flag. >>> and it was a free fan house day where 2,000 fans came out to watch

that's on >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. l. >> tonight former governor arnold schwarzenegger made first public speech since may when he said he fathered a son out of wedlock. he displayed his sense of humor. >> i want you to know this is also a fundraiser. because i'm going to run in 2012. [applause] i'm going to run for president of the national body building association.i'll be back. >>reporter: he was the key note speaker at the american chamber of commerce convention in los angeles. he ended his 10 minute speech with classic terminator line telling the audience i'll be back. >>> cal/osha investigating an accident this left 2 window washers dangling more than a dozen stories above the ground today in san francisco. one of the boom holding the scaffolding broke. they were wearing safety harsh thaez kept them from being thrown off the platform. witnesses say it lacked like a close call. >> i was hoping and praying i mean i was praying that the other end wouldn't collapse because the only thing holding that up was that arm on

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