. >>> a flight was forced to return to lax after the pilot reported a bird strike. it took off from los angeles tonight. the pilot radioed in the flight. there were no reports of injury or damage. >>> thieves creating a dangerous situation for pg&e and for san francisco residents. somebody is steeling copper wiring from underground power stations. we have a look at the damage done when kron 4 news returns. hmm, do i wear hats? i could wear hats, if i partook in hat type things (birds chirping) like strolling in an orchard ♪ is this my husband? awesome cool hat, mom oh my perfect kids alright fourteen ninety nine i totally wear hats ♪ >>> in tonight's headlines, two men who flew from chicago to amsterdam are under investigation because of the items in their checked bags, a cell phone taped to a bought, a knife and box cutter. some report that the two were preparing for a terrorist attack. hurricane earl is a category four storm. the 135 miles per hour winds and heavy rain caused flooding and mud sidelines on some islands. cruise ships have been rerouted. the hurrican

the coast and lax, more like the upper 60s, a little warmer downtown. sacramento, 86 is belong average for you. medford at 88 and 67 in seattle. you can see it clearly with the clouds. look here. you can see clouds dipping and dropping to the south. that's the direction it's coming from, alaska, british columbia, pacific northwest. that's why you're so cool today. it's just the opposite for friends out here in arizona and utah. still getting that heat pump f yesterday, sunny, beautiful, 84, santa rosa, california, 73, tucson a little steamy with a high of 102. salem 74. we'll take a look at warmer temperatures that will be on the way a little later. >> all right, bill. thank you. waiting for the fed, mcdonald's on a high, and where are the best and worst taxi drivers? your early morning business headlines straight ahead. you won't believe the plans bris tal palin's jilted fiance levi johnston has for the future. >>> red sox split a triple play in seattle and saints march into the white house. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome

there are a host of other drugs containing phenylpropanolamine, diuretics, laxatives, which particularly young girls who are struggling with body image, drugs that cause emesis, throwing up. but the drugs that contain dextromethorphan used to get a buzz on also contain alcohol at times. so kids take multiple doses instead of the therapeutic dose. like prescription drugs, the over-the-counter drugs are safe and effective when used as indicated but- and, also like prescription drugs when misused, you get a different effect, a different response. tim? you know, the other over-the-counter that we actually haven't touched on here is inhalants, which is a huge problem, especially in our younger grades. i mean, our monitoring the future survey shows that it's kind of the reverse, the 8th and 12th graders reversed. the 8th graders use more inhalants than the 12th graders do. and so that's some of the first and early exposure for these things that are readily available in the drugstore, art store. well, when we come back, i know that we've just scratched the surface on the over-the-counter becaus

in that case, as well as in egypt, security was lax. >> the age of the buildings, the amount of the material that is in them, it doesn't lend itself to good security. and that's what we're seeing is a lack of security. >> former fbi agent bob whitman spent decades working under cover as an art dealer to recover stolen art. seen here in this copenhagen sting, retrieving a rembrandt from iraqi thieves. he says most of his clients are not like "the thomas crowne affair" more often they're crimes of opportunity. but can thieves really turn art into hard cash? >> it's worldwide, it's famous, it's known all over the world. and because of the speed of communication? the world knows within hours that the painting is missing. >> this weekend's blunders left egyptian officials at a loss. claiming they had found the van gogh only to backtrack hours later. the hunt to recover it is on. nbc news, london. >> there's a new honor to report tonight for an american treasure, betty white was among the winners at this year's creative arts emmy awards ceremony last night in los angeles. she was honored for her a

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the levy is lax. we authorize, you, and i authorize bonds told. -- sold but folks can't get their act together to raise money to pay for the bonds. >> congressman says it's not just state officials who failed california. and also, federal. >> one of the problems here is where the corps of engineers? you don't touch these levies or do anything around these waters without the corps of engineers. they're simply absent. they're in afghanistan. >>> a catastrophic failure could take many forms. >> the worst case for california is a major earthquake in the delta during summer. because what happens there is that you bring salt water in from san francisco bay, shutting off water project and central valley project. >> the supply for 25 million callins would be cutoff. and there is neighbor that's could be under as much as 2 feet of water n west sacramento, these homes could flood up to the sacramento story. >> i feel that that is not going to happen here. >> barbara lived in this subdivision 10 years in the sha

guards are being faulted for lax security.indsay lohan is out of jail after being released in the wee hours this morning. but the troubled actress is not exactly a free woman. mike von fremd has the story. >> reporter: lindsay lohan spent two weeks behind bars and this morning is already in rehab where she will spend the next 90 days. tmz reports that lohan is being treated in the ucla medical center. she will not be placed in the hospital psychiatric ward, but rather will spend her three months in an intense, specialized program to deal with psychological, as well as addiction problems. while in recovery, lohan will miss the premiere of a movie in which she plays a pistol-packing nun. and also on hold, plans to play adim adult film star lindalovelace. lohan wore the court-ordered alcohol monitor on her ankle. >> lindsay lohan settles the score with the media. >> reporter: after being hounded by the media, this was a little payback time for the paparazzi. for "good morning america," mike von fremd. abc news, los angeles. >>> f

before a game find out what hotel they are playing at, staying at, and probably give them a bunch of laxativesn all the drinks and food and just hope that they are not -- if they show up they won't be able to finish the game the next day. that's the only way i can see it [ laughter ] >> okay. >> that's why you need wide screen big-screen tv so you can get his neck in that frame. you can see the 49ers preseason finale against the chargers thursday night 7:00 right here on cbs 5. >>> college football season begins this weekend. no bigger underdog than san jose state. 39 points to be exact. the spartans will be taking on defending champion alabama. so much for scheduling for success. after bama the spartans take on wisconsin two weeks later to utah. first year head coach mike mcintyre is looking forward to the challenge. alabama just expanded their seating to 101,000. they are going to go in there and he may not be able to hear anything except the crowd. how do you suppose he will respond? >> i don't know. it would be an experience hearing 102,000 people singing sweet home alabama in southern boi

the prison system director admits there was lax security.on fremd reports on the escape and the manhunt. >> reporter: the inmates who escaped have all been convicted of murder. yet the prison where they were being held was not a maximum security facility. tracy province is serving a life sentence. john mccluskey, 15 years for second-degree murder. and daniel renwick, 22 years for second-degree murder. prison officials say the three managed to escape by simply cutting through a fence. then they hijacked a tractor-trailer. >> their vehicle was taken at gunpoint. they were told not to move. and to stay in the area at gunpoint. >> reporter: because the escapees had a gun, it's believed they are being helped by a woman named casslyn may welch, who is also on the run. inmate daniel renwick has now been captured nearly 700 miles away in a community called rifle, colorado. but the others are still missing. the prison escape comes at a particularly embarrassing time for arizona officials who were planning on locking up thousands of illegal immigrants

an alaska airlines flight was forced to return to lax after the pilot reported a bird strike. the pilot had just taken off for vancouver. no one hurt and no major damage to the jet. >>> time now 5:02. shark warning signs now posted in pacifica. a great white spotted about 200 yards from linda mar beach. katie claudine wong is live out there now. >> reporter: that's right. there is home video of this shark. were on linda mar beach where it was spotted. lots of warnings you will find surfers out here remains to be seen if they'll come out this morning. if they do they'll find warnings like this one about the shark sighting yesterday. there is a great white shark out there seen about 200 yards from the beach attacking a sea lie job. that's something that hasn't happened here in recent memory. at least one person has home video of the shark in the aftermath of the sea lion attack. the video shows a fin coming out of the churning water. witnesses say that shark rose out of the water during the attack. >> it came back up and thrashed the water again it was a very big shark. >> turne

investigators say the city's lax attitude when a customer what they be contributing to this illegal trendred with this being the 25th recorded in the past six months. the second time 0 peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com has found a legal pot was building in the last two years. >> in oakland kron 4 >> in tech news video conferencing helps people not have to travel to meetings or traveling to the office but check this out. this is way beyond video conferencing this is a tell the present avatar. the robot is called qb to your eyes and ears of the office you control it from your computer. he tell were ago we from the halls at work if you speak your voice comes for the robot you see and hear what the robot does. it's made by nt box based in silicon valley will cost $15,000 and comes out this fall. >> our big weather story cool weather will continue through the weekend live look outside from our mount tam cam you can see some of the cloud starting a push into the bay right now. as we head into tomorrow it of these days very similar to today. temperatures still between five to 10 degrees below averag

they have to do -- to deal with 50 regulators, some of which are lax, some of which are not. in some ways it creates a race to the bottom. in this last financial crisis they were ... because of the problem, but there is a of fear that they could be in the future. -- they were not the cause of the problem, but there is fear that they could be in the future. it still leaves most of the regulation in hands of the state regulators. this new federal office will not do a lot of regulation. the impact of this from a consumer-investor perspective will be minor. but it will allow the federal government to start getting data and statistics on the industry. that is a good thing. if there is a block down the road, then congress will step back in at that point in time and put these large insurance companies under the federal regulator as their primary electorate -- primary regulator and stressed that away from the states. host: let's go to dawn in new mexico. can you make a quick? caller: two-thirds of all trades on wall street are high- frequency trades. these are made by hedge funds, by

perhaps a school has lax recruiter oversight. the vast majority of the for- profit schools would never engage in fraudulent or overly aggressive marketing. based not just on this investigation, but on your experience, would you say that misleading and deceptive practices, overly aggressive marketing are the exception or are these more widespread throughout all of the ford schools? >> there were none that we say were completely clean. this is not a statistical sample, but it is important to say that we did not have any specific leads that led us to those 15 locations. we did not know what we were going to find. it gives you an indication that this is more widespread. >> mr. kutz, the first to clips were good practices. did you identify those schools? were they on this list? >> yes, the first three, to the practices, or the college of office technology, argus university, and potomac college. there were three clips of good practices. >> in your opinion, what is the likelihood a typical student considering a for-profit school could a

we spoke to one woman who used to live here and she says security has always been lax. >> i thought it was weird. even though there's all of these security gates, you can just walk in. there's a 7-11 at the corner. you can't drive in. but you can drive right in. >> reporter: police say the man entered the apartment and raped a 23-year-old sleeping. and then at 1:15 a.m., a man was asking for a glass of water. he lunged at the woman an her boyfriend -- and her boyfriend got up and he ran away. some residents say they will change their locks. others say they've had enough and they are going to move. we're here live near walnut creek, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're following a major development in a killing of a germ be tourist -- german tourist. overnight san francisco police released the only suspect in the crime. the woman from germany was killed sunday night. police say at this point, they don't have enough evidence to charge the suspect with murder. but they are continuing to gather gunshot residue, ballistics evidence. >>> 36-year-old kolonia, a bulgarian native,

a state prison authority says there may have been lax security at the private prison. >> the housing unit that these inmates were in is a dormitory. and it is a meeting and security dormitory that is alarmed. it is supposed to be alarmed. >> officials at the prison and security will be increased. >>> in orbit this morning, the international space station is partly powered down after a vital cooling system failed. the space's six-member crew turned off electrical equipment to avoid overheating. astronauts may have to make emergency spacewalks to replace a cooling pump. >>> jon kyl is calling for hearings into whether children of illegal aliens should automatically become u.s. citizens. kyle spoke out yesterday on arizona's new immigration law, a portion blocked by a judge last week. >>> on face the nation yesterday, he said hearings should be held into the interpretation of the 14th amendment. >> if you were born in the united states, you are a citizen no matter what. there are limitations on that. for example, the children of diplomats and so on, so the question is, if both parents a

another planned emergency to die about an alaska airlines flight was forced to return to lax late last night after the tire reported a bird struck the plane. it took off from a loss angeles. there's about a half mile west of the pilot called then. the plane landed safely through no reports of injuries or damage. let's start or the weathe talk about >> the >> good morning will. low clouds cover fog starting to roll in. apportions of petaluma, east bay. we're now season pocket drop in around the coastline. a little more fog the masai yesterday. temperatures express to warm up. cool temperatures this morning. 54 san francisco 55 cinephile. as a lay jury to the morning will start to warm glow of a care worker. as we head towards noon, we might even see some pockets of these places like livermore getting to these napa as well. the afternoon highs today will pop burgundies. will continue with our warming trend red on through the week. adt is dinners a. the necessary focus on mill valley upper 70's. 81 vallejo. 70 degrees your senses grow, 67 for half moon bay. 74 berkeley, 79 castro valley,

housing of urban development and the regulator of fannie and freddie indicatinghat the standards are lax and to take caution. we indicated that many people are not qualified entering the market. from the organization and also, people need to purchase homes with in their financial budgets. during those years, some realty members, somehow they thought buy, buy, buy is a good thing. people should only buy ifhey stayed within their budget. hard-earned way to realize american home ownership. host: did you have another point? he poor underwriting standards, there was a lot of fraud caller: beyond the poor underwriting standards, there was a lot of fraud that went on. question for your group. there were fraudulent brokers and buyers working together, putting together fraudulent deals. what has your group the done to provide oversight regarding the fraud? guest: any fraud needs to be looked into. any fraud into the system is unhealthy for the long term health of the housing market. it needs to be prosecuted. our association is not involving the legal matters. if there is a fraud, it needs to be

this is a laxative and subdivision in saint bernard parish there has been lexington. -- >> and also,e walked over these slabs many times with the past five years in the sheriff of the parish. jack stephens. and the devastation, and that is the levy system. and on the other side is the canal and what happened in the st. bernard parish is that the water was forced out. the high velocity, and it became more like a tsunami than a hurricane. because some progress however, because of the speed of the water, and the height of the water, the houses. >> the damage on st. marie st. was for is significant. five years ago, jackie's house. this house was just devastated! >> and other stories of how much house is actually worth saving. >> and jackie says that she has spent five years rebuilding her home at a a quarter million dollars. cheese is not quite done yet. she was the first and our neighborhood-she is not done yet, and this street is will populated but this neighborhood/subdivision is really only back about 40 percent. >> meanwhile, president obama will be and the orleans qamar to mark the

housing of urban development and the regulator of fannie and freddie indicating that the standards are lax and to take caution. we indicated that many people are not qualified entering the market. from the organization and also, people need to purchase homes with in their financial budgets. during those years, some realty members, somehow they thought buy, buy, buy is a good thing. people should only buy if they stayed within their budget. hard-earned way to realize american home ownership. host: did you have another point? caller: beyond the poor underwriting standards, there was a lot of fraud that went on. i also -- that was another question for your group. there were fraudulent brokers and buyers working together, putting together fraudulent deals. what is your group -- what has your group the done to provide oversight regarding the fraud? guest: any fraud needs to be looked into. any fraud into the system is unhealthy for the long term health of the housing market. it needs to be prosecuted. our association is not involving the legal matters. if there is a fraud, it needs to be expose

knowing the workload of the ninth circuit, to relieve them of the responsibility of applying a more laxe did not do that. we were certain that the court of appeals would be faithful to the standard. we were not sure whether or not -- would it have empirical studies on that. was the standard right? did the court of appeals have enough time to do this? we don't know. it would be very simple for law students and law professors to talk to the clerk of court, to have some sort of electronic indexing for these complaints before these cases. there was a confrontation case, the question, laboratory does a report on a blood alcohol sample, fingerprint. does that export have to testify in the court, or can she sent a certificate or an assistant? melendez dias -- the justices did not dissent. its guy's going to fall, would destruct trials, we will have demands on overloaded lab technicians who have to wait in the hallway of the court room for touring three days. the judge in good faith will schedule the case but then the case has to wait for two or three days because of some other emergency. we di

the expectation is they will take a very lax approach to the question. there will not be a significant change in how much capital banks have to have. host: in his observations, matt taibbi names names pretty strongly. we hope to get to that and share his observations with you through his reporting. we will begin our conversation with the audience. margaret is our first caller. caller: you must have some good bosses at "rolling stone" for telling us the truth out here or you might get fired. guest: we have been on this. two years. there is a lot of excitement for this issue. i have no idea why that is, but it is. host: we have john on the line fromblin' jacksonville, florida. caller: i agree with everything he is saying. the reason it went on like that is because america has businesses making a lot of the decisions over powerful policy. the consumer protection part is one big part of the legislation. the people in congress it was elizabeth warren who created the idea for the consumer protection agency. they do not want her because they feel like she will

this country is pretty lax on voting the way it is. any conrvative candidate, whether democrat or republican, is much help and much needed. host: any thoughts to the comment about the tea party? guest: i think that what we are seeing here is the republican party is somewhat divided, but we are also seeing the tea party kind of reinvigorating the republicans a little bit. the republican party at large really is not very well liked at this point. the tea party is polling better than the republican party. we are seeing of voters who are feeling disenfranchised by both political parties. host: what town in illinois are you calling from? caller: i am calling from joliet. what is the race card played so much in politics? host: the race card -- are you seeing it a lot in the election so far? guest: you know, i think it is played to some degree, but i think candidates are mostly pretty reticent to get into racial issues. it is a pretty divisive way to campaign and is not something candidates want to get involved in. i do not think we have seen

knowing the workload of the ninth circuit, to relieve them of the responsibility of applying a more lax standard, but we did not do that. we were certain that the court of appeals would be faithful to the standard. we were not sure whether or not -- would it have empirical studies on that. was the standard right? did the court of appeals have enough time to do this? we don't know. it would be very simple for law students and law professors to talk to the clerk of court, to have some sort of electronic indexing for these complaints before these cases. there was a confrontation case, the question, laboratory does a report on a blood alcohol sample, fingerprint. does that export have to testify in the court, or can she sent a certificate or an assistant? melendez dias -- the justices did not dissent. its guy's going to fall, would destruct trials, we will have demands on overloaded lab technicians who have to wait in the hallway of the court room for touring three days. the judge in good faith will schedule the case but then the case has to wait for two or three days because of some other

in that case as well as in egypt security was lax. >> the age of the building, the amount of material>> reporter: a former fbi agent spent decades working undercover as an art dealtory recover stolen art. seen here in this sting, a rembrandt from iraqi thieves. he says most clients more often are crimes of opportunity. can thieves really turn art into hard cash. >> it's very difficult because it's famous, known all over the world. because of the speed of communication, the world knows within hours that the painting is missing. >> reporter: officials are at a lots claiming they found the van gogh only to back track. >>> and coming up next in "today's" kitchen, one meal, two nights, a pot roast that serves double duty. >>> this morning in "today's kitchen" double duty meals. healthy lifestyle expert chef lala is showing us how a pot roast can turn into tomorrow's chili and more to help save you time and money. chef lala, good morning. >>> good morning. how are you? >> good. >> are you ready to cook? >> oh, yay. >> come on. they told me about you in the kitchen and your wonderful cooking

this country is pretty lax on voting the way it is. any conservative candidate, whether democrat or republican, is much help and much needed. host: any thoughts to the comment about the tea party? guest: i think that what we are seeing here is the republican party is somewhat divided, but we are also seeing the tea party kind of reinvigorating the republicans a little bit. the republican party at large really is not very well liked at this point. the tea party is polling better than the republican party. we are seeing of voters who are feeling disenfranchised by both political parties. host: what town in illinois are you calling from? caller: i am calling from joliet. what is the race card played so much in politics? host: the race card -- are you seeing it a lot in the election so far? guest: you know, i think it is played to some degree, but i think candidates are mostly pretty reticent to get into racial issues. it is a pretty divisive way to campaign and is not something candidates want to get involved in. i do not think we have se

>> i had made some recommendations in my -- or i had noted some -- what i felt were lax in my expanded remarks. national planning scenarios, for example. the department of homeland security has identified concern over a nuclear event. they've expended billions of dollars, in fact, developing sensors meant to interdict such smuggling operations at ports. there's a great deal of attention being paid to the problem. it seems odd to us that a component of the nuclear program is simply being ignored. the kind of emp attack doesn't require the smuggling in with all the dangers that is required. it doesn't require very accurate aim. you just need to toss the thing up there, more or less. so there are certain advantages. i'm not saying it's more likely or anything like that, but it's a component of the problem which simply seems to have been ignored, and we do not know -- we sent the letter to the secretary, asking to augment the 15 planning scenarios or to augment the nuclear planning scenario to consider all of the nuclear scenarios. haven't gotten any particular response. and i think that g