. >> thank you very much, lea. it's a pleasure to be here. looking forward to the next two hours as we walk through this very, very interesting subject. as lea notes with a very distinguished panel of both represent both government and industry but i'd like to introduce them briefly now and you'll get a much more full introduction to them when each of them has an opportunity to speak to you. i'll start out to you right, to my left, and you're right. chief charles werner is a fire chief here in virginia. to his left is xenophon gikas. to his left is jodi cramer. to her left is deborah shaddon, a core team member infrastructure working group lead for crisis commons. thank you for being with us. to her left is governor jim geringer, former governor of wyoming and director of policy and public sector strategies. to his left is edward robson, an attorney with robson & robson. thank you also for being here. and to his left, martin valentine, senior manager with usaa insurance the very distinguished panel. we thank you all for being with us and we t

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more >> this is where the kidnapping took place at al's bar or show appearance this 16 year-old on non leainto the robbery that as uv has been recovered and the suspect remains at large there is no reason to believe of the 16 year-old new the robber. >> update on the weather. >> where this is well above 101 in san jose. not much of in the way of fog we are dealing with fog along the coastline sunnyvale 76 and partly cloudy san jose 81 partly cloudy. will get back to the fog is reaching further inland the whole stretch of 101 was clear and now the low cloud cover is impacting the stretch of what one the one in santa rosa. not much in the web ground fog. temperatures are in the '50s and '60s right now in the area. this is the difference in temperature change in the past 24 hours. our highs this afternoon as we fly over neighborhood by neighborhood. we're seven day forecast we'll all hang on to the warm weather for two more days and they will bring some drizzle into the forecast and stay on the cool side over the weekend >> i have been keep my eye on a potential hotspot westbound direction of

sure the 100% recycled paper board containers are green, restaurant operators fear added expens will lea expense will leave thecm in the red. >> this woman fears a statewide ban may create more problems for the environment. >> if the amount of production increases significantly in paper products, that means more trees will be cut down. so those kinds offal balances need to be taken into account before an all-out ban is declared. >> reporter: environmental advocates say plastic foam contains potentially harmful chemicals and styrofoam is clogging our land fills. but the california business coalition says, a ban statewide would result in 8,000 lost jobs. if the ban is approved restaurants will have until 2016 to send stooi syrofoam containe backing. several cities in the bay area have bans, and berkeley enacted its styrofoam ban more than 20 years ago. >>> thank you, mary ann. >>> a big move today for your money and for an entire company heading to the south bay. our business and tech reporter, scott budman joins us here. scott, when we talk about investors they have shrugged off the bad w

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is lea and cory getting a sitcom? a singing, dancing, like -- it's like "mork & mindy." >> jimmy: more mork than mindy, i guess, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: interesting, yeah, but no one -- do you know and you're not allowed to say? >> i don't know anything. >> jimmy: and ryan murphy's a nice guy, right? >> i know i have a fitting on monday. of course -- >> jimmy: he's a great guy. >> i mean, he's -- we lovingly call him "dad," like "daddy warbucks" but, i mean, he's not old enough to have birthed -- >> jimmy: fathered any of you guys. >> you know, if men could have babies. >> jimmy: but you do like him, yeah, that's true. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, that's a whole different story. but we'll find out that story in "glee" 3-d, 'cause there is a birth. no i'm not -- it's not set in space. this one is just 3-d >> oh my gosh. >> jimmy: but this is -- here's what i like about this -- >> this movie comes out next friday and it comes out -- it's only open for two weeks. then it's gone. can't see it if you w

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cooling trend started exred, kind of a push and tomorrow we will lea continue that and carry it into so fog, low clouds already sun for many. it will be warmer away from the coast but a lot of fog. 60s, 70s and upper 70s, low 80s. you'll find upper 80s, low 90s. antioch and brentwood. 70 oakland. 6 alameda. low 80s santa clara valley. cupertino, saratoga 79. woodside and 623479 sit -- 67 in the city. cooler temps will carry us into sunday and early flex week. >>> a strange undercover operation. it involves gladiators and gangs. >>> coming up, we'll tell you about the reward being offered an two men who robbed an armored truck company in santa rosa last night. ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>> stocks are up, but it seems rather tame compared to the huge swings we had this week. the stocks are advancing after data came in on consumer sentiment, retail sales. the ask you to up 164. nasdaq is up 19. s&p is up 10. >>> let's bring

the up jacket today as lea noted, this is the first industries to get the dialogue started as a start to lay it out here this afternoon. today spam and subsequent panels in september and in november will serve as a starting point for expert practitioners to inform the development of according to strategy and practical guidance on how the emergency response community can engage with volunteer technical communities and use at crowdsourced and volunteer information. especially that which is location and relevant. now key terminology. we want to provide a couple of definitions. and terminology. the issues we are discussing are today our new. i know some of you will say it's not that new. certainly is not, but the response community are just starting to grapple with the issues we're talking about here today. so it's new in the respect that people are try to put definitions to some of the issues that we are talking about. no one industry as an expert on anyone or all of these things they are quick emergency response experts. we have crowdsourced experts, social media expert in the room. but

putting some money into what theyey believe would be at leas something stable over the short-term. eventually. >> there are always those who say this is the time to get into the stock market when prices are low. >> yes, right. exactly. >> both sides of the coin there. we will keep you up to date on all the market fluctuations all morning long. look for more live coverage on "american this morning" and we will return to wall street later on "good morning america." >>> as july's report on jobs is released today, president obama is announcing his incentive plan for unemployed veterans. he's pushing for tax credits for employers who o re veterans facing short-term unemployment. mpanies would get anywhere from $2,400 to $4,800 for hiring out of work servicemen and women. the president hopes congress will back the plan. >> lawmakers have reached a deal to end the partial shut-down of the faa. senate leader harry reid announced the deal backed by both parties. it calls for putting 74,000 transportation and construction workers back to work on airport improvement projects. president obama

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the lea in builds t the united states as a result. host: harvey, virginia. do you have a question? caller: my statement and concern is that as they increase the cafe standar on cars it reduces the amount of gasoline neceary, therefore the fuel companies, who provide the gasoline, if their market opped in half, they would have to increase the value -- you know, they would have to charge more for gasoline to stay in business. this thing about ethanol, and methanol, he'll hear about energy you hear us about cellulose ethanol. in brazil they have been running cars on methanol for 25 years. let's get real. host: let's give david a chance to respond. guest: the government has put a lot of money into research. a lot of companies are working to produce ethanol from switch grass, corn stalks, waste material, woodyulp, b the caller is right. very little has been used for commercial use. the government wants refineries up and running over the next couplef years. part of the 2007 energy law requires 35 million gallons per year of ethanol use and most of that is a chlenge given that there is no

. >> the answer to the question of the day is lea michelle. >> of course. >> the winner is daisy from sing about it. 8 minutes before the top of the hour. even though governor rick perry is surging in the polls, g.o.p. candidate john huntsman is not backing down. this week, he has two big announcements. >> here to tell us what they are is former utah governor and 2012 g.o.p. presidential candidate john huntsman. great to see you. >> greetings from south carolina. how is everybody there? >> great. >> we're doing well. we have survived irene. tell us what your big announcements are this week. >> well, alan wilson who is the great conservative attorney general here in south carolina, a terrific young leader, will be coming out to announce his support today. the first constitutional officer in this terrific state to announce public support for a presidential candidate, i like our chances in south carolina. this is just the beginning, i believe we're going to do extremely well in south carolina. we're developing a great organization here on the ground and then we're going to go up to new h

state department as senior advisor in the bureau of international organizations and is white house lease served as special assistant for the white house management. her service stands three administrations beginning with the reagan administration in 1984 and from '87 to '92 she was the director of white house personnel for presidents reagan and george h.w. bush. michael allen currently serves as the majority staff director for the house intelligence committee during the administration of president george w. bush, mr. allen was senior director for counterproliferation and senior director for legislative affairs at the national security council. he also held senior, legislative affairs roles during the bush administration with the white house homeland security council and the department of state. rachel brand serves as the national chamber litigation center's chief counsel for regulatory litigation. before assuming this role she was with the firm of wilmer hail and prior to wilmer hail ms. brand served in government for nearly eight years as assistant attorney general for legal policy at

we also know that leas are strapped so -- >> what you're saying local education agencies do not do evaluationsso you can't get the kids? >> they do. depends where you're at. some of them are very good. some are strapped for funds. some of them take much longer than others. summers are really tough months for migrant programs because many are shut down. it can vary from community to community but what i can tell you the majority of programs enroll those kids and then they figure out ways in order to provide services. but we can not actually count them. >> figuring out this, how to have a stronger, better relationship between head start and the public schools is really important. public schools may not, you know, don't always refer these, they identified them. they don't always refer them to head start. they may not want them there. that's a real problem. >> interesting. two more questions. all the way over there. let's start with the lady right by you. no, no. right by you here. there. yes, you. thank you. >> thanks. good morning. my name is shakira walker, i'm a kindergarten teacher past 10 ye