>> well, respect to lawrence, the lawrence court has not -- repeatedlied apply the analysis and recognized the continuing way they're supposed to analyze subsequent due process. this court has continued to apply lucksburg has recognized that that's not the relevant standard. lawrence doesn't override or reverse all the cases before it, it takes the same test simply by not mentioning it, so this court is still bound by it and this court's precedent applying lawrence. >> what about baker, you mentioned that early on, it's not a very long opinion, i think you would acknowledge. a lot has happened since then, i think you would also acknowledge that. how do we deal with it? >> i think this court is bound, the length of it doesn't matter. the united states supreme court has repeatedly said that summary decisions that it makes are binding on the lower courts, there are marriage determinations and this court has reiterated that, such as the spaum -- summary dispositions are still binding unless reversed by the united states supreme court. so i think that -- >> there's a little more give and take i

not just lawrence, but his sister, pansy ho.he tells us how she is trained to keep the gaming industry all in the family. >> my father paved for the foundation for macau today. we carry that torch. ♪ >> sheldon adelson may be trying to conquer macau, but patriarch stanley ho's industry is far from failing. his company, sjm holdings, operates the most casino tables in macau. we spoke with pansy ho, his daughter. she says gaming in macau is still a family business. >> you are the richest woman in hong kong. >> i don't know how they calculate it, but they say so. >> do you feel, and among your own siblings, the fact that you are part of a legendary hong kong family? you have an added responsibility. >> we feel like we have that sense of a legacy. there were 450 years of portuguese presence in macau. my father helped create and pave the foundation for macau today in terms of creating the largest industry, the gaming industry of 50 years. we would very much want to help grow macau to be something that is more exciting and more import

>> well, with respect to lawrence, the lawrence court has not directly addressed it but something the court repeatedly applied, the analysis and recognize its continuing way they're supposed to analyze subsequent due process. both in the u.s. association case and repeatedly in lawrence, this court has continued to apply glucksburg has recognized that that's not the relevant standard. lawrence doesn't override or gluksburg or reverse all the cases before it, it takes the same test simply by not mentioning it, so this court is still bound by it and by this court's precedent applying gluksburg post-lawrence. >> what about baker, you mentioned that early on, it's not a very long opinion, i think you would acknowledge. a lot has happened since then, i think you would also acknowledge that. so, how do we deal with it? >> well, this court is bound by it. the length doesn't matter because the question is a question of hierarchy, not stare decisis. the united states supreme court has repeatedly said that summary decisions that it makes are binding on the lower courts, there are marriage determ

now stay tuned for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell. >>> jennifer lawrence wants stronger laws to go after people who stole her private pictures and former defense secretary leon panetta wishes president obama had made some different choices. >> i think we would be in a much better position if we had left the presence inú$npa iraq. >> former secretary of defense, leon panetta says, if no one else will put boots on the ground, the u.s. will have to do it. >> in order for us to be able to win against isis, you have to have some boots on the ground. >> his book "worthy fight" is critical of the president's middle east policy. >> he writes, too often in my view, the president relies on the logic of a law professor rather than the passion of a leader. >> my experience in washington is that logic alone doesn't work. >> more on the u.s.-led fight against isis. >> isis takeover. the terror group takes control of a syrian town. >> isis fighters are moving closer to seizing a key city along the border with turkey. >> people saw isis, walk up, drive up to kobani, enter the city. >> turkis

jennifer lawrence called the leak a sexual offense and violation.st because i'm a public figure, just because i'm an actress does not mean that i asked for this. it does not mean that it comes with the territory. it's my body and it should be my choice. and the fact that it is not my choice is absolutely disgusting. it is a sexual violation, it's disgusting, the law needs to be changed and we need to change. that's why these websites are responsible. just the fact that somebody can be sexually exploited and violated and the first thought u that crosses somebody's mind is to make a profit from it, it's so beyond me, i just can't imagine being that detached from humanity. i can't imagine being that w can't imagine being that empty inside. joining me now, megan garver, a staff writer for the atlantic and mitchell who specializes in internet law. first of all, jennifer lawrence is hoping for stronger laws in this arena. what possible laws could be strengthened in this arena? >> well, one thing that she says is, that that's why these websites are libel.

the director should have notified those committees, lawrence.ou were on the hill, you were on the senate. a chief of staff role. she should have notified those committees prior to the hearing about this elevator incident and they would have decided if they wanted to bring it up. i wouldn't expect her to bring it up in the hearing but she should have brought it up to them prior. >> how has the secret service reached this low point? >> lawrence, to be honest, i really don't know. my 21 years that ended in 2004, it just wasn't so. when i left, we were solid, very squared away. things have changed a bit, but nothing to the extent that i'm seeing now that would have caused the wlapss in the president's security as we've just seen. >> that's why i'm so shocked by this. my experience of the secret service, especially in your years, that's when i was around them the most, absolutely superb. just flawless. and that's why there's just so much shock and astonishment about this. jim cavanaugh and dan emmett. we've got to go. thanks for joining me tonight. >

lawrence? >> mostly clear skies around the bay area.hole lot of orange showing up outside as we get ready for the world series to begin. looks like it will be a great day, too. no rain expected today. temperatures by the afternoon going to be slightly warmer. up in the 60s and the 70s. maybe even some mid-70s in the warmers valleys. next couple of days look nice high clouds thickening up on thursday and by friday, possibly for the giants game, storm rolling into town. >> but the weather in kansas city tonight? >> nice tonight. in the 60s and probably 50s by the end of the game. >> thank you. go giants. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com morning to our viewers in the west. welcome to cbs this morning. oscar pistorius learns his fate for the shooting death of reeva steenkamp. >> new concerns the cdc hopes will stop the the spread of ebola in america. >> and his name is synonymous with beauty. this morning we remember the life of fashion pioneer oscar pistoriu pistorius. >> do you think justice is being served? >> y

♪ >>> jennifer lawrence.ence says what happened to her wasn't simply a scandal, but a sex crime. for the first time now, the oscar winner is revealing her thoughts. after a hacker stole her nude photos, posted them online for everyone to see. lawrence spoke to "vanity fair" and the new issue. that full interview with the magazine released tomorrow. here's the cover photo. but in a preview, she told "vanity fair" she tried to make an official statement in response but, quote, every single thing i tried to write made me cry or get angry. i started to write an apology, but i don't have anything to say i'm sorry for. i was in a loving, healthy, great relationship for four years. it was long distance, and either your boyfriend is going to look at porn, or he's going to look at you. let's discuss with me onset, vanity fair's senior west coast editor and cnn entertainment commentator. ladies, thank you so much for being with me. we had to talk about it. first to you. so your magazine, you guys had initially spoken w

all right lawrence thank you.bably been bombarded with ads for and against ballot measures the next week's election. >> kind of hard to miss, political analyst melissa griffin caen here to explain what the measures are actually all ability. getting close. >> reporter: that's a tall order. good morning guys. >> we have a buck 30. you're on the clock go. >> i got my giants' orange on today. but i'm here to talk about green. and that is the mother's milling of all politics of course money. last thursday, all groups raising money for and against state ballot measures had to come clean. and here's what we learned. now proposition one is a water bond we know proposition two is a rainy day fund. these have been sort of advertised as a package deal. you probably seen ads featuring both of them and governor jerry brown. who incidentally has given some of his own campaign money to the prop the -- the -- two propositions. together the two share a bucket of a $70 million to propose them. there's not so much on the other side

. >>> thank you, lawrence. that orange is turning read, staying hot. outside. we have some overnight roadwork mostly out the door. it could slow you down. we are seeing a few slow sensors in parts of the bay area. we'll first show you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's clear into san francisco from the east bay. you will notice the drive time westbound 80 carquinez bridge to the maze. that looks great. you may hit some overnight roadwork still in the eastbound lanes of the eastshore freeway ashby right around that exit, there are some still slight delays. also, there was an early- morning accident westbound 237 near the 880 interchange in milpitas. the crash is cleared, but chp, caltrans, telling us there was some damage to the guardrail. so you may need to go out there -- they may need to go out there and fix it. that may cause delays later in the morning commute. in the meantime, westbound roadwork has cleared now through the livermore valley, thank you to the "kcbs phone force" for that one. eastbound roadwork is still out there, slight delays on

thank you, liz, lawrence, beautifully done. do you think that giants fever is building in the bay area? >> good question. of course it is! >>> leading up to the world series game three, 5:00 tonight, giants players arrived home from kansas city yesterday afternoon. buses took them from the airport to at&t park for practice. winning was great. it's a joy to be part. the results will take care of themselves. i'll see you when it's over. i try to black it out as much as i can. i'm not going to be like oh, we're here. now we're going to behave this way or whatever the case is. let the game -- play the game and enjoy it and let it go. >> reporter: police and bomb- sniffing dogs spent yesterday making sure the ballpark is safe for today's game. if you are going to the game, you can expect to pass through a metal detector and security will take a look through your bags as you enter the park. here's the schedule for the rest of the series. we know it will go through at least sunday. if the series is undecided then, it goes back to kans

back to you. >> we thank you, lawrence. happening today, apple is holding another big event at its headquarters in cupertino. they have been busy in a big way. the company apparently spilling the beans on what was supposed to be top secret. the new ipad air 2 and ipad mini 3 showed up yesterday as part of their official apple users guide for ios 8. both new ipads have the touch id fingerprint scanner and look similar to the previous models. apple is also expected to unveil more details on apple pay. the company announced the service in september and has said it will begin sometime this month. it allows customers to spend money by using their iphones instead of pulling out cash or plastic. >>> one more win and the giants are going to be world series- bound. >> they hope to get the win tonight at home. >> kpix 5's ryan takeo has been camped out at the ballpark at at&t all morning long. >> ryan, they had another thrilling win there last night. >> reporter: another comeback win for the giants. this is a scrappy time. they are l

>> i always want to go to lawrence first. but let's talk traffic. >>> we are seeing a few slowdowns out the door. northbound 101, you can see it just past the 280/680 interchange so speeds are downat 44 miles per hour. we usually see slowing at this time of the morning and nothing unusual here sadly heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. you know, the metering lights are turned on at 5:41 so earlier. and unfortunately, it's too late to beat the rush. it's already stacked up through the macarthur maze and even a touch of slowing now on the sensors from the incline towards yerba buena island. if you are a silicon valley rider, so far everything looks great on westbound 237. no major delay leaving milpitas out to sunnyvale. and here's a live look near the dublin interchange. obviously the slowdowns have now started in the southbound lanes. 680 leaving pleasanton through sunol grade and then the usually commuter traffic out the livermore valley. we can show you a live look now at the commute direction. all those headlights, that's

m everyone who lawrence of arabia is. he is -- was a british soldier who helped arab leaders fight a guerrilla insurgency against the ottoman empire in the first world war. he is still regarded as a hero in britain and lots of arab countries, but not such a good guy in turkey. the prime industry made it clear that lawrence of arabia is a symbol of unwanted outside meddling in a region where turkey -- the turkish influence should be counted. to quote him, he said "lawrence was an english spy disguised as an arab and now there are voluntary suits disguised as journalists and terrorists your code a lot -- and terrorists here." many are stunned by his diatribe. >> interesting comment. let's move onto north korea. after a month out of the spotlight, the north korean leader is back in the spotlight in photo at least. >> this is the north korean paper for the beacon see he is all smiles on the front page there. the last time he made a public appearance was september 3 at a conference. -- constitutes -- at a concert. he is walkin

your latest forecast now, here's lawrence. >>> all right. a few clouds beginning to move in this morning and we have some rain just off the coastline. our hi-def doppler radar is tracking a storm system headed toward the bay area. looks like we could see some rain picking up a little bit later on at least north of the golden gate bridge. otherwise, you have that nice orange glow over coit tower as we are seeing those clouds beginning to increase. temperatures are running into the 40s and the 50s although 60 degrees now in san francisco. by the afternoon, skies will be mostly cloudy. a chance of showers really north of the golden gate bridge this afternoon. and then overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, the showers sag a little further south. temperatures not all that bad 60s and some 70s. that's a look at weather, guys. back to you. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> today marks 25 years since the loma prieta earthquake rocked the bay area. >> the 6.9 magnitude quake centered in the santa cruz mountains hit just after 5 p.m. on october 17t

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jennifer lawrence said it's not a scandal, it's a sex crime.that somebody can be sexually exploited and violated and the first thought that somebody think is to make a profit from it. it's so beyond me. jeffrey toobin writes about this issue in the new "new yorker." we spoke with a prosecutor who said that hacking, obviously horrific, but no matter how damaging it is to the life of the victim, it's not a sex crime. i don't know if jennifer lawrence was using hyperbole or what. >> this is not a crime that cannot be prosecuted in a courtroom but certainly jennifer lawrence is right, if it's an egregious violation of privacy. they are violating copyright, people's property. if you can find them, you can force them to take the photos down. the interesting question is, can you force google not to link to these photos? and the answer is, no, you can't do that in the united states but you can in europe. europe has a different law on this. >> that's interesting. google told us, told cnn the following. "we have removed tens and thousands of pictures wit

back to you in the studio. >> they drew pictures for lawrence. that's cool. >> professor karnow. >>> well, it is friday and that means it's team for "where's roberta?" >> so you have heard the clue. let's find out if you guess correctly. >> reporter: this week everything is coming up orange. and i'm not talking san francisco giants. i'm talking half moon bay pumpkin festival. and that's featured in this week's edition of "where's roberta?" >> i have one! >> reporter: it's one of the bay area's favorite times of the year. the half moon bay pumpkin festival. i hooked up with one of my favorite pumpkin growers, john mueller, otherwise known as farmer john. >> i have been here all my life. i was original baby boomer here, 1/1/46 i was born here. >> reporter: what makes a pumpkin so special? >> on the inside they are all the same. on the outside they are all different colors and sizes. >> reporter: who wants to go for a hayride? >> me! >> so we try to take them down the field and show them our produce and you can hear the excitement in the air and the

. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix weather center. the sea breeze is back and carrying some fog along the coastline. but not so cool at some of the valleys, we will explain coming up. the winds of change are blo >>> all right, looking at things shaping up on this monday. right now looking at the big board. dow down about 25 points now. but hey, it's just monday. things will change hopefully. the winds of change three are blowing again in silicon valley. hewlett-packard will be two separate companies. one company hm incorporated will -- hp incorporated will focus on the personal computer and printing businesses. the other company hewlett- packard enterprise will focus on technology services like data storage. servers and software. current ceo meg whitman will keep that role with the enterprise company. >>> caltrain is copping its -- copying its competitor muni. they will raise the price of some tickets. a day pass will now run you 50 cents more. riders buying one way tickets can avoid it by using clipper cards instead of purchasing at

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let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence.ght now, a lot of roadwork out the door. we have northbound and southbound 880, let's see, check it out. if you are heading between marina and davis the left lanes are closed until 5:00. southbound 880 various lanes blocked block also between davis and marina. near the oakland coliseum everything is cruising along. bay bridge toll plaza, so far, so good maybe some very small delays in a couple of those cash lanes just the left ones right now but overall it should be a clear trip in san francisco. eastbound at the skyway the usual lanes are closed. they have the roadwork reportedly until 5:30. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge once again, no delay between hayward and the peninsula. foggy commute against across the golden gate bridge second straight morning visibility may be an issue out of sausalito into san francisco. and looking great on 237 if you are a silicon valley driver. coming up we'll get a check of mass transit on this tuesday morning. in the meantime, juliette, mich

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence.o the bay bridge toll plaza, the cash lanes are quickly filling in. no metering lights yet. but, you know, they turned them on yesterday at 5:39 just a few minutes from now. so if you want to beat the rush leave now. roadwork is gone on the incline to yerba buena island. so overall it's a nice start over at the bay bridge toll plaza. typical stuff. here's a live look at our sensors coming through the altamont pass and the livermore valley. so we are getting word of this stall blocking one lane approaching grant line and westbound 580 so that usually means traffic stacks up quickly on 205 out of tracy. that appears to be the case so far. only 23 miles per hour. then it's sluggish past that all the way to airway. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. >>> for the second time in less than a month uber has suspended a driver for violence reported against a passenger in san francisco. this time, the driver is accused of throwing a woman out of his car. it happened when they were trying to

>> with respect to lawrence, the lawrence court didn't direct the address, but since then this court repeatedly applied it and recognizes the continuing way to recognize the process both in the u.s. association case and this court continued to apply as recognized that that sets off the relevant standard. they don't reverse all of the cases before simply by not mentioning it. this court is bound by it and applying post lawrence. >> what are about baker? you mentioned that early on. it's not of our long opinion, i think you would acknowledge that a lot happened since then. you also acknowledged that. how do we deal with it? >> the length of it doesn't matter. a question is a question of hierarchy. the united states supreme court repeatedly said that the summary decisions that it makes are binding him to lower courts. this court reiterated that in the song versus the city a& combined by the united states stream court. >> the development that doctrine that has grown out of other supreme court cases. they are supposed to file the supreme court decision and subsequent to that n rodriguez a

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence.were watching some breaking news in san francisco. there was a water main break and it still closed a portion of 22nd close to san francisco general. so what's shut off now, the water is shut off and 22nd is closed between vermont and san bruno avenues so they can repair the street. this is the street again right next to the hospital. the main entrance is actually potrero so no affect on the traffic heading to the hospital itself. main lines of the freeways on 101 still looks good. 880 roadwork picked up ahead of schedule leaving oakland on southbound 880 approaching 98th. later on this evening we have a warriors game. looks like a preseason game over at oracle taking on the clippers. game starts at 7:30 this morning and the gates open at 6:15, 6:30? everyone is making fun of my sports knowledge. that's what i'm told. 7:30 again is game time so expect traffic in oakland around the nimitz freeway. so far, so good if you are heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. all clear pushing the pay

. >>> thank you, lawrence. like christmas for giants fans. out the door still just your overnight roadwork mainly some cleared ahead of schedule. bay bridge roadwork both directions not enough to cause a delay though. it's still good obviously there approaching the pay gates. all green on the sensors. northbound 880 marina to davis two left lanes closed, scheduled until 6:00 on southbound 88098th to davis that shue wrap up by 5:00. still light traffic in oakland. the roadwork is cleared between livermore and pleasanton and eastbound five five at livermore to the altamont pass. everything still looks okay on 205 out of tracy, as well. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. back to you guys. >> thank you, liz. >>> people come from all around the world just for the experience, but soon strolling across the golden gate bridge might come at a price. the bridge district wants to start charging a toll to pedestrians and bicyclists alike. it's all about money. and a $33 million budget deficit. >> the while we do everything we can on our side to mak

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>> it certainly felt a lit bit that way, lawrence. especially when he took the time to take a swipe at hillary clinton for suggesting that businesses don't create jobs. he said that businesses do create jobs. mostly noteworthy that he would get up here and say anything about her, just because he's sort of viewed among republicans right now as maybe their greatest hope of beating hillary clinton. his speech here was pretty short. he focused on winning the house and the senate. >> casey, i want to show a piece of an interview you did with jeb bush where he's responding to something his sun said about the possible 2016 campaign. >> he's got an opinion, he didn't talk to me. when you have kids you'll probably have the same frustration. you love them to death and they have their own opinion, but i'll make up my mind just as i said at the end of the year. >> i don't think he's too frustrated with the way his son handled those questions. >> kids, they say the darnedest things. i think he's focused on not making news. you've seen him campaign

let's check on the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence.otspots, we have been pretty cool. we have been doing well as far as accidents, incidents. we are seeing traffic pick up though. we are seeing the usual congestion westbound 92. the san mateo bridge, it's up to 17 minutes. trying to get out of hayward, if you your commute takes you southbound 880 trying to get to highway 92 the slowdowns begin around san leandro. we are seeing our usual slow traffic now out of tracy. the bulk of the commuter traffic is in the 205/580 split to the livermore valley. here is drive times for you. 880 the nimitz. clear through oakland. the bay bridge toll plaza is heavy. nearly a half hour from the carquinez bridge. that's your latest kcbs monday drive to work. back to you guys. >> thanks so much. >>> a ped hit by a car in san francisco has -- a pedestrian hit by a car in san francisco has life-threatening injuries. it happened in the mission district about 7:30 last fight. the impact was hard enough to bend the hood and break the windshield. police say the

why jennifer lawrence speaks out about the hacking of her photos. >> a lunar eclipse is forming. big storms roll in through i'm give you the details. are you watching "first look" on msnbc. . >> let the lunar eclipse begin. we are seeing a little on the left side. the moon will slowly disappear, about 6:30 east coast time. they will get the red hue. they will call at this time blood moon. how much dust and dirt is in the air. over the next hour, that will be occurring. in new england, you won't see it. there are a lot of live feeds on the internet. we are watching central massachusetts. we have reports of trees down, power outages, strong winds moving through the region. one of those days you need both hands on the steering wheel. otherwise, it's a quiet morning world trade center exception of rain in arizona. really good viewing for that eclipse, central plains, rockies, west coast t. sun comes up on the east coast when it's at its peak. you will lose it. you get it the next hour or so. >> west coast looks perfect. >>> tragedy for the family of a california fire fighter. a fire

all right, thanks, lawrence. >> you're welcome. >>> 5:19.oming up next, warren buffett is weighing in on who he thinks will be the next president of the united states. all new at 5:30, who the billionaire is now putting his money behind to win the whole thing. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, we're going to take you inside the victorious san francisco giants locker room as they are moving on to the nlcs. the celebration straight ahead. >> and what is cool about your school? email your nominations to coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. mornings bay area jobs report with steven greenberg. >> we'll be right back but first here's this morning's bay area jobs report. don't just leave it off. deal with it head on. put relocating to texas on your resume'. along with the expected month. also use your california contacts. they might work for employers with offices in your target city. reach out to them. it could help lead to your next job. i'm steven greenberg, kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ bring them all to th

lawrence is standing by with the forecast. giving me a weird eye. >> no, i'm just thinking about this forecast ahead. [ laughter ] >>> we have interesting weather cooling down with low clouds and fog stretching further onshore. now we are seeing visibility dropping into santa rosa down to about three-quarters of a mile so a little thick fog settling in this morning but by the afternoon, a whole lot of sunshine away from the coastline and temperatures maybe just slightly cooler again today but mostly sunny and then that offshore wind likely to kick in over the weekend and some warmer temperatures on the way but we'll cool down these next few days as high pressure weakens. we are going to see a stronger sea breeze, more low clouds and fog the next couple of days. and those temperatures will be dropping off. still hot 90s into the central valley. 96 in sacramento. 94 in fresno. about 63 degrees and mostly cloudy in eureka. 71 into monterey bay and partly cloudy skies. around the bay 70s into mountain view, 81 san jose. about 80 i

back to you. >> thank you, lawrence. 6:18. an actress who claimed lapd put her in cuffs because of racial profiling is facing charges along with her boyfriend. danielle watts was deand it last month after police said she refused to provide identification to the officers. police were there to check a report of a lewd conduct in a parked car in studio city with them. she said she and brian lucas were just kissing. each faces one count of misdemeanor lewd conduct. the officer said watts wouldn't have been detained if she had given her identification when asked. >>> habitat for humanity is getting some special help today. >> i guess so. some local sports stars will help rebuild a home that burned down. kpix 5's roberta gonzales live at the scene of that home with more in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. check this out. we give, that means guide, inspire, volunteer, and educate. we give is a partnership between the golden state warriors, habitat for humanity and esurance. >> we are excited to be here to

here's lawrence. >> all right. we are looking at some beautiful weather around the bay area.unt vaca to san francisco. we have some sunshine, some hazy conditions outside and the winds kicking around up above that offshore breeze. those winds are going to be heating things up today. in fact, the air is starting out drier so it's going to heat up faster. that means hotter temperatures by the afternoon. maybe some mid-80s into pacifica, about 85 in san francisco. 92 in the napa valley. 90 in san jose. and about 90 in redwood city. i think tomorrow may be a little bit warmer. could see some records fall and then starting to cool down slightly at least along the coastline on saturday and sunday. some fog returning much cooler temperatures expected next monday and tuesday. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour he helps stella get her groove back, yes, he did, and made brett sound good. taye diggs. you like that song huh? he's doing a little choreography. shake it off, shake it off. >> i'm getting up app going in the toyota green room taye. >> on cbs d

lawrence tells us that all the time. the challenge for one man with an exuberant assistant. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, safety regulators warning t owners of four- point- >>> new at noon, a massive air bag recall, government safety regulators warning the owners of 4.7 million vehicles to get their air bags repaired immediately. they say the bags made by takata corporation may allow metal fragments to fly out and potentially rupture the bags. multiple car makers have already recalled some 12 million vehicles over the defect. and checking the big board right now. after a rollercoaster ride last week, now you can see the dow is up 6 points. just 6 points. but hey, it sup. >> it is up. that's a good thing. >>> happening today, apple pay is going live. kip doe has more on how the system works and who is participating. >> reporter: apple has disrupted to many businesses before, phones, cameras, music and gps navigators and today, they take on payment. apple pay launched about a month ago for a soft launch and developers have secretly bee

and jennifer lawrence and her hacked photos. it's not a scandal. it's a sex crime. "all in" startings right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the f.b.i. is seeking the public's help tonight in identifying a masked man who appeared in an isis propaganda video speaking in what sounds like a north american accent. >> we're here in the 17th division military base just outside the city of oracka. and we're here with the soldiers of bashad. you can see them now digging their own graves in the very place they were stationed. >> the man could be one of the dozen or so americans fighting with isis in syria. just this weekend, a 19-year-old was arrested from chicago and allegedly on his way to join the militants. despite the bombing plan, the group is continuing to gain ground. after more than a week of fierce battles with kurdish fighters in syria, they are just a few hundred feet from the border of turkey and native member of key u.s. ally. u.s. military has stepped up air strikes on militant targets in the area. turkish president says that won't be enou

lawrence. >> he has this tendency to be an individualist unless he is hanging out with someone uber- special. these just seem to be the kind of people he gravitates toward though. it is non-characteristic of graves to name drop t.e. lawrence. he has been doing that throughout the entire book. >> right, he is done that through the rest of the book. he is sitting with tom as a party, talking about poetry. drinking ale with t.e. lawrence. he is talking to sassoon, helps them out when he is going to be court-martialed. all of these great, great british literary figures and he is putting himself in their world, because he was in their he was hanging out with t.e. lawrence. he wrote a biography of them that sold pretty well during this time. we can summarize and say "robert graves loves t.e. lawrence." he is still writing war poems. he is trying to make a living by his pen. he is living this bohemian life they're trying to run a shop, etc. and he is doing things that are pretty normal, ways he is try

lawrence says it's going to be hot. >> it's going to be hot. cooling down a little bit for the weekend, staying hot in the valleys. >> we have relief on the way. by the way, the studio is loaded with kids from pleasanton and also from chabot college and just to prove it, they're going to break in a huge round of applause! [ applause and cheers ] >> wow! >> have a great weekend, everybody. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> quinn: you don't mean that. >> hope: yes, i do. you won't be in our baby's life. >> quinn: but i'm the grandmother. >> hope: biologically, yes, you are, so maybe it will have your eyes or something, but that's -- that's what i can't control. what i can control is any influence you have on my child's mental well-being. you cannot be in our child's life, and that is just the way it has to be. >> bill: you're leaving? >> brooke: i'm needed in the milan office indefinitely. >> bill: okay. well, i can work remotely. >> brooke: [ sighs ] you're needed here, bill. i'm leaving today. >> bill: not without me

another check of your forecast, here's lawrence. >> all right. weather looking good outside mostly clear skies right now. going to stay that way all day long. what a day it's going to be today and enjoy it. we have some major changes coming up in the next couple of days. high pressure overhead. some clouds moving up in far northern california but we are going to keep things dry here. plenty of sunshine too as these temperatures are soaring into the 70s and 80s. 70s inside the bay and 60s and low 70s out toward the coastline. clear across san francisco. looking good. the temperatures dropping off to 49 and cool in santa rosa. 51 in san jose, 51 in livermore. this afternoon should be about 80 degrees in livermore. 78 in concord. and 79 in the napa valley. there's rain on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> berkeley police are trying to find who shot and killed a man last night at the sea breeze market near university avenue. witnesses heard gunshots and saw people fleeing. >> there was a firearm at the scene and there is evidence that the

. >> oscar winner jennifer lawrence is speaking out about the phone hacking scandal.he tells vanity fair magazine it is a sex crime in the a scandal t lawrence says the scandal scared her and says the law needs to be changed to hold the web sites responsible not just the people who posted the photos. lawrence was many celebrity victims and the fbi is now investigating. >>> they say cats have nine lives but this next pup has at least three. >> at least. >> yeah. >> maybe more. this is lazarus, the four-year-old who was abandoned by his owner hit by a car was infected with heart worms, then more. when he wasn't adopt an alabama vet tried to put lazarus down but the first injection didn't work. so, the vet tried a second. and lazarus was pronounced dead but the next day workers found hill alive and well. now they're trying to clear up the heart worms and find lazarus a good home. which he deserves. >>> a potentially dangerous decision all in the name of his dogs. a neighbor shot this video in san jose of a home engulfed in fire but watch as the owner rushes back inside.

thank you so much, lawrence. it's a pleasure. >>> coming up, new protests over another police shooting in the st. louis area and in the rewrite tonight, a forgotten political prediction. a very big one. we have the video and it will make people who voted for president obama's reelection an awful lot happier than people who voted for the other guy. >>> and who would ever think of making angry comedian louis black an ambassador? if there is anyone out there with worse diplomatic skills than louis black, please step forward. the man who wants to make louis black an ambassador will join me later. then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts means your peace of mind. it's no wonder last year we sold over three million tires. and during the big tire event, get up to $140 in mail-in rebates on four select tires. ♪ twhat do i do?. you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be

>> lawrence silk might be asking the same question.tly awaiting transfer to prison to begin a 10-month sentence on charges including aggravated theft. but his final days at cuyahoga county are proving to be painful. >> it burns! it burns! oh, my god it burns! >> he's in security segregation for swinging at an officer. >> do you hear me? this is not a game. they got me in here for no reason. oh, my god, man. >> he must answer to the jail's disciplinary board. >> how are you doing? >> how are you? >> though silk appears unwilling to respond, the hearing continues. >> you pleaded not guilty to the jail investigator for those charges that i read you. do you want to change your plea to any of those charges? >> no. >> you want to plead you're not guilty? >> yes. >> there's video footage of you admitting that you swung at the officer. >> why did you -- >> i'm sorry, i did. i didn't mean to. >> why? >> i was angry. >> you stated you were mad because you were placed in lockup and that you were happy that you did not hit him in the face. do you

>> i think that's right, lawrence. thank you for having me on.d about previously with regard to your friend and what is true, this glioblastoma, this brain tumor that she has is a very bad disease. untreated, the prognosis is very poor. only a few months. now, we have good treatment, but they increase survival. they do increase survival significantly, so that now people can live 18 to 24 months on average, but still that's not as long as we would like. and only a minority of people, maybe a third of people go two years or more after the diagnosis of this particular type of tumor. so unfortunately, the prognosis is still not very good. >> barbara, as soon as i saw that she had glioblastoma, i realized,s in the case. this is exactly the test case. because there's no dispute about what happens at some point down the road here, and it is a matter of months, one way or the other. and so this is exactly the kind of illness where this question of how much empowerment should we have at the end of life in making that decision for ourselves is so vivid. wh

lawrence is defeated at chrysler's farm.the army coming up from lack champlain and coming up meets a small but determined and very well-led canadian group. by a colonel. they defeat this much larger army. it is an embarrassment as well as the military setback. 1813, as i read the history, ends in a terrible way with the americans deciding, we are going to leave the niagara peninsula, but before we do, why don't we burn a town? it's winter. there are only women and children here. why don't we burn the town, so the fighters that might come will have no place to stay? idea, stupid, inhuman and it is paid back in kind by the british in several places, including the burning of buffalo on new year's eve as the year is changing. so now, the war has been on for two years, and we are about to enter 2014. in the winter of 2014, my the history says the most important variable that happened was that napoleon was defeated on the field. you think about that. they had been fighting for over a decade. tens of thousands of troops fighting th

lou: actress jennifer lawrence breaking her silence about her nude photo hacking scandal saying just because i'm a public figure just because i'm an actress does not mean that i asked for this. it is not a scandal. it is a sex crime. it is a sexual violation. it's disgusting. the law needs to be changed. joining us now to talk about the legal recourse for all the entertainers, actors, actresses who are victims of the hacking. two of the best in the business, both fox news contributors. good to have you with us. and mercedes, your thought about jennifer lawrence. >> she's going to compare herself to rape victims? she's not a rape victim. she took a nude. put it in a public place. there are a lot of security breaches. everyone knows of them. there are a lot of companies that are subjected to these breaches. do yourself a favor and have some accountability. there are federal crimes and we know of one. we talked about 11 that had hacked into scarlet joe hansen accounts. he got ten years. lou: ten years in prison? >> it was multiple offenses. lou: there are people in prison (?) who commit

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let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence.e have really closely been following richmond. it's been probably the roughest area for the commute so far this morning. but now we have some good news. all lanes were just opened within the last few minutes. we still have delays in the area down the eastshore freeway. it's still backed up from at least san pablo avenue. but even looks sluggish behind that. 16, 17 miles an hour. for a while the left lanes were blocked for this rollover injury crash but it was opened and the traffic alert is lived. the golden gate bridge, overnight roadwork is wrapped up approaching the waldo tunnel southbound so all is clear out of sausalito into san francisco. the bay bridge backups continue to get worse. and likely they will switch on the metering lights within the next 10 minutes. no delay in the middle fastrak lanes. you can cruise past the other folks in the cash lanes. here's a live look at westbound 580. the drive time is sluggish and the bulk of traffic is really from 205, the 205 split, 580 to

not lawrence.ow that. [ laughter ] >> we know liz came as a big gift wrapped box last week. >> it wasn't her. >> anne looks so cute. we want to see your photos, too. send us your pictures at kpix.com/halloween. upload your photos and we'll show some of them on halloween. >> it's going to rain on halloween. that's not fair. >> all right, liz. how are you? >> i'm fine. how are you, frank? >> good. [ laughter ] >>> let's talk about the commute. they have late running roadwork on 880 for two hours now. it was about two hours late to wrap up on southbound 880 approaching dixon landing. and we are still seeing those slowdowns from fremont to milpitas. all lanes are open. got a slow start right now and it's even sluggish from 237. it looks that way from at least 880 to zanker road and that's why the drive time is up to 11 minutes for that commute. here's a live look through the livermore valley. westbound it is definitely a bottleneck in those westbound lanes approaching vasco. 36 minutes from the altamon