meteorologist leigh glaser is here with the latest. >> leigh: some of the fog kept temperatures in coastal communities down, and we'll see some cool temperatures develop overnight tonight. mainly near the coast. here's a look at some current readings. 100 degrees right now in antioch and livermore. 95, concord, oakland, 7 2. 89, accept -- santa rosa, and 85 in san jose. stronger offshore winds will developover night and tomorrow, and thats prommed a heated a -- advisefully effect, from noon tomorrow until 9:00. and the temperatures in the livermore valley area, pleasant-on, tub lynn, as high -- dublin, as high as 104. and we ask you to check on those sunday send sill to the high heat, elderly and your pets and children. >> police in oakland are investigating two deadly shootings overnight. the first one happened around 10:15 on the 6200 block of avondale avenue. another fatal shooting was reported this morning at 1:00 a.m. on the 5700 block of international boulevard. there's no information about suspects in either case. >>> two people in santa cruz county face charges for blocking the ins

let's check in with meteorologist leigh glaser. did we break any records? >> leigh: we didn't. we'll know more as the national weather center compiles their data, but i can show you how warm it is right now. livermore last hour hit 100. brentwood, 102. trace y, 100. a bit cooler now san francisco, 78. 69 in half moon bay. and these numbers up as much as 15 degrees from where we were this time yesterday. now, as alan mentioned, the heat advisory for inland locations. some locations, 10 to as much 150s 5. so we'll look for slow cooling this evening. i want to point out the low clouds and fog just off the coast. it backed off the coast today. that's why we warmed up. it's going to move inland. get ready for a slight cooldown tomorrow. >> alan: now a look at how the heat is affecting everyone, especially in the inland areas. we're live at the alameda county fair where it's 97 degrees. >> reporter: unbelievable. it has practically hovered around that number all day. this is a cooling summer where some mist started kicking my way, and this is where the paramedics have been's all day

leigh glaser is here. hopefully -- >> leigh: going to be a hot game. no record highs today although it felt like it. tomorrow could be a different story. temperatures will climb another five -- as much as seven degrees in some neighborhoods. it is a nice evening out there. it is a warm evening out there this live look. you seek the bay bridge in the background. very career sky right now. when i say warm, check out these temperatures. antioch, you're at 80 degrees right now at 11:18. 71 in concord, livermore, 74. the heat is still with oakland, 61. 68 in napa right now. 56 in san francisco. half moon bay, little touch of fog there 52. and san jose right now, clear skies, 67 degrees. here's a look at some highlights for the next few days. obviously warm temperatures inland overnight. we'll keep a little pesky fog near the coast. heat advisory up for interior locations. for sunday. and that begins at noon and will linger into 9:00 tomorrow evening, and the heat will be with us through the holiday fourth of july on monday. we started off today with a low o

i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. lots of sunshine in san jose right now.t ready for slightly cooler temperatures as we head into next >> a solemn ceremony in lower manhattan today. a relic of the september 11th attacks was moved to its permanent home. crews loaded an intersectioning steel beam known as the world trade center cross on to a truck so it can be driven a short distance to the national 9/11 memorial. the 17-foot, 10-ton piece of metal was recovered near the towers following the attacks. >>> well, progress in the negotiations to raise the debt ceiling appear deadlocked. president obama and top lawmakers met for less than an hour this morning at the white house. the meeting was called after house speaker john boehner abruptly broke off negotiations late last night. president obama wants the debt ceiling raised by $2 trillion to avoid another crisis for at least two more years while boehner wants spending cuts that exceed the size of any increase in borrowing without raising taxes. in a conference call, speaker boehner told republicans he hopes to

meteorologist leigh glaser is here with what you can expect. >> leigh: here's a look at highs for today. kept some fog near the coast thanks to the northerly winds. so banked up there. half moon bay, the high, 66. san francisco only managed 66. look at inland locations. it was hot. it was dry. antioch, 98 today. 98 for livermore. concord, your high was 95. 93 in napa. 98 in gilroy. 87 in san jose. these numbers will come up another five or six degrees, and that has prompted a heat advisory for tomorrow. beginning at noon, until 9:00. temperatures inland out towards the del ca, -- delta, livermore, concord, as high as 104 degrees. the only location where we will not see the heat advisory is right near the coast. we'll run through the expected highs for tomorrow coming up. >> john: one of the joys of living in northern california, warm temperatures in the bay area and perfect skiing conditions in the sierra. this is the first time in yearly two decades they're skiing on the july 4th weekend. they're on the slopes in shorts, bikini tops, hawaiian shirts. squaw valley is en. they're taking

let's go now to leigh glaser with more. >> leigh: the record highs -- one record high for today and also the highs so far for today just came in. concord, 100 degrees. antioch, your high was 100. it was 101 in livermore. 100 in gilroy, and salinas, 84. that was new record for this date. it was 93 today in san jose. 81 in san francisco. and 87 in oakland. heat advisory for inland locations still in effect tonight until 9:00. temperatures right now, up and over the 100-degree mark. so this is the slow cooling. i want to show you what will move in tomorrow. we're all going to cool down slightly. the big cooldown near the coast. offshore winds today. and the fog, more onshore winds will move that inland so get ready for cooler temperatures for tomorrow. >> alan: that heat combined with the danger of fireworks is signaling a precautionary tone this fourth of july weekend. we're at the alameda county fair where the temperature has dropped to 94 degrees. feeling any cooler out there? >> reporter: actually, believe it or not that three degree difference does make a huge difference. you can see t

i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. fog is starting to move toward the coast, as well as the bay. the marine influenced cooled us down today. we may see warming in the next four to five day. we'll check out my accuweather >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> investigators are trying to figure out what drove a soldier to try to launch a terror attack. private naser abdo from fort campbell, kentucky, reportedly admitted to planning to carry out the attack on soldiers at fort hood. abdo was caught after he tried to buy weapons at a gun shop near the base. the clerk thought something wasn't right. >> asked myself, what is the potential for a problem? and if i'm uncomfortable, i'm not bashful. >> abdo was arrested in a motel near the base. norwegians continue to stand together. ♪ today a memorial concert in oslo's main cathedral. thousands gathered to remember the people killed in the twin attacks. anders behring breivik, the anti-muslim extremist who confessed to the massacre has told investigators he also continued attacking other targets link go ahead to the

i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. we have clear skies inland right now, but the fog is sitting just off the coast. it will move in overnight to -- tonight. get ready for a cool workweek ahead. we'll have a look at the [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> in san francisco's japan town they marked the four-month anniversary of the japan earthquake and tsunami today. the japanese flower offering ceremony paid tribute to the 23,000 victims of the disaster. it was also meant to remind others that there is still a continuing need for support and assistance in japan. >> we are touched by the compassion and the prayers like this. and assistance from all ov

leigh glaser is here with some record temperatures. leigh?> actually we had just one record and that was in salinas. the high you can see of 84 degrees actually surpassed a record of 82 degrees. check out some of these highs today. 100 in antioch. concord reached 100 degrees. livermore 101. brentwood, you reached 102. san ramon reported 105. san francisco 81 degrees today. and napa today 97 degrees. now, let me go ahead and show you what happened today. more of a northerly wind component bringing us the offshore winds. the fog being pushed off the coast and that's why the coastal communities were in the 70s today. as you just saw, the high heat inland well over 100 degrees. tonight though it does look like the low clouds and the fog off the coast will start to push back toward the bay, and that could mean a little bit of cooling for us tomorrow. we'll look at my accu-weather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you, leigh. this heat had people diving for shade anywhere they could find it including the alameda county fair in pleasanton. and

. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. cool weekend, it looks like the upcoming weekend temperatures will begin to warm. we'll take a look at the we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> bay area has lost an aviation icon and we have lost a great friend. ron wilson passed away this weekend. if you don't recognize the name you probably say, oh, yeah, after watching this report by wayne freedman. >> reporter: san francisco international airport is a place where when all runs smoothly, it's out of sight and out of mind. just like this guy. if you have watched the news, his name and face will ring a bell. >> made arrangement for those passengers to fly on other airlines. >> he was the airport's trusted spokesman. he loved the place that when he retired in 2002 he had more th

i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. we'll take a look at live doppler 7 hd, so where the severe storms are happening right now, plus our accuweather >> thieves stole more than two dozen firearms from a military base in southern california. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms says 26ak-74 assault rifles and a sniper rifle were stolen from a fly warehouse at fort erwin in san bernardino county on july 15th. arrests have been made, but no details were given. only one rifle was recovered. there's a $10,000 for information leading to more arrests. >>> after more than 75 years in temporary spaces a permanent library is open tonight in san francisco's visitacion valley neighborhood. a loud crowd came out today for the grand opening celebration, including city officials on hand for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. for good luck, dancing dragons took part in the festivities. the 9,000-square-foot sustainable building is located on 215 leland avenue at rutland avenue. >> when we young people who will learn how to read in this

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that leads us to jeff martinez in for leigh glaser.o worry about. >> i'll take our weather anytime, that's right. 60s and 70s here, you can't beat that. >> wow. >> the midwest and east definitely dealing with all that heat. look at this beautiful shot from mount tam looking down toward richardson bay there. in high definition, you can see the clouds starting to roll back in. this camera is up about 2500 feet, and the marine layer, cloud deck, about 2,000 feet. the clouds are rolling back in once again. that's what i'm expecting through the overnight hours. as we start your sunday, we'll see cloudy conditions, and things will tart to clear out a bit by the afternoon. just like today. wasn't too bad out there. a little gusty, though. at fairfield, winds gusting up to 30 miles an hour, and south winds at 12 miles an hour at concord. temperatures, again, a low average for this time of year, but still not bad at all. 60s and 70s most areas right now. 72 in redwood city. and your weather highlights, again, see the clouds roll in tonight. fog

. >> and i'm leigh glasser.here are the low clouds and the mist and drizzle already making its way toward san francisco as well as the bay. get ready for the next couple days. it is a little cooler than normal, and then after that we are really going to warm up. a look at the seven-day forecast coming up. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> the maid who accused former ins head dom niece strauss-kahn of assaulting her is speaking out. she spoke exclusively with abc news and news week magazine. she says she wants strauss-kahn to go to jail. she is accusing him of sexually assaulting her while she was working at a new york city hotel. abc news

that's wherely leigh uh-huh mean goly -- thas where lisa amin gulezian is live. >> we are live where the chase ended. we are off i-5 north in lathrop. there was a very large police presence here. the highway patrol left us a few minutes ago. they stopped this silver mercedes and had the suspects pull over at the shell gas station. the high speed chase started before 8:00 tonight in union city. police originally believed the ones in the car were two men wanted out of east palo alto that involved four murders. armed robberies and burglaries. and we learned a few minutes ago that they are not involved in connection to any of those. but they originally thought they did because the car these two men were driving was registered to one of the murder suspects. police have not confirmed the identities of the two men arrested tonight, but they did chase these individuals for nearly three hours. they drove north on 880 through union city and then to 980 in oakland and then east on 580 through livermore and tracy, and eventually on to i-5 north. chp got ahead of the car and laid down a spike str

. >> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff martinez in for leigh tonight. clear and cool conditions out there, but some areas in the extreme north bay may see some sprinkles tomorrow. i'll talk about that and a nice warm up headed our way. your complete forecast in a few m m m m m m m m m m m m m mm [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. ===xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. you can see >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> well, casey anthony is free tonight, and now we are getting the first hint as to where she might be. >> 12 seconds to freedom. a few

amber leigh is live with more on what happened. >> reporter: frank, here in marine county, an outing for three friends turned into a scary and life-threatening experience. around 6:00 tonight, the coast guard responded to a call for help that several people were stranded in the water. a few friends hiking in the headlands told us they saw a big wave knock the group into the water >> the wave was huge and knocked them right over. we saw them flip and everything >> we got down there and two girls were sliding around. we were able to save one of them. the other one floated to the other side. >> reporter: a park ranger said by time the coast guard arrived at the scene, two women and a man were in shallow water. a second man who tried to help them became stranded himself. two friends were transported by ambulance to marine general >> were they able to say anything to you? >> no, there is nothing i could say. she was not in speaking condition. she was too busy coughing up water and blood. she looked pretty hurt. >> reporter: the good samaritan, woe was also rescued. did not need to go to t

amber leigh is live with more on what happened. >> reporter: frank, here in marine county, an outing friends turned into a scary and life-threatening experience. around 6:00 tonight, the coast guard responded to a call for help that several people were stranded in the water. a few friends hiking in the headlands told us they saw a big wave knock the group into the water >> the wave was huge and knocked them right over. we saw them flip and everything >> we got down there and two girls were sliding around. we were able to save one of them. the other one floated to the other side. >> reporter: a park ranger said by time the coast guard arrived at the scene, two women and a man were in shallow water. a second man who tried to help them became stranded himself. two friends were transported by ambulance to marine general >> were they able to say anything to you? >> no, there is nothing i could say. she was not in speaking condition. she was too busy coughing up water and blood. she looked pretty hurt. >> reporter: the good samaritan, woe was also rescued. did not need to go to the hospita

if people see things out of comment -- out of context, leigh said a chance to talk about it. >> the discussion is happening at the federal level right now with taking all of this funding away with regard to transit. that is one i hope all of us as san franciscans would be calling policy-makers in d.c., we are up against the ropes and we cannot afford to lose more money than you already taken from us. i would like to have these conversations with the committee so we can all be advocating to get us out of this mess we're in. >> thank you. we can ask the committee to take a look at that. any public comment on the executive director's speech? next item? >> this is the advisory council report. mr. murphy is not in the audience today so there will be no report. number seven is public comment. members of the public may address the board. nobody has turned in a speaker card. this item 8, approving an employment agreement with deborah johnson to serve as acting -- >> there is a change to #eight? >> we have one member of the public to speak. you want to speak, come forward. >> good afternoon, directors.

leigh glaser coming up to tell you when the cooldown will [ male announcer ] you don't make the world'sest chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded, hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces of that famous chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of four or more, just 20 bucks. today tastes so good. >>> people in berkeley are rallying to free the men. they grew up in due lutdz minnesota where the families have created an organization dedicated to make sure the two have not been forgotten. it's been two years since they were arrested along the iran-iraq border. shourd was released on half a million bail. she talked about the deplorable conditions that they are still in. >> lights are always on. they have to sleep with something on their eyes. they can leave their cell for 40 minutes a day and to go on larger cell where they can exercise.

leigh glaser will tell you more about that. >> i'm kolin rush, yankee legends none of them able to do >>> a san francisco man wants you to do something odd today. ron gordon of redwood city has set up a website of the rare date of 7-9-11, one of the six dates this century that features with three odd numbers. his website order date.net offers suggestions and offering $791 prize. to anyone who comes up with best way to celebrate this very odd day. >> at risk teens are going from tagging buildings to creating art. they create murals where graffiti is a problem. the project organizers say it gives kids some positive to do and helps create pride in their neighborhood. many of the kids who join the project end up turning in their gang colors. great project. good for them and looks like they will have decent weather out there. >> a lot cooler all across the bay area and, of course, cooling trend is what we're getting in to. low clouds and fog. kind of a summer weather type pattern, mist and drizzle that is possible, as well. all eyes are on you, live cam right now looking at san jose, lots

let's go to jeff martinez in for leigh glaser. a little sun here and there today. >>> a little cool but the folks in the midwest and the south are dealing with that heat wave. nice cool weather to deal with this evening. the city and the bay bridge. temperatures tonight cooling off with the clouds rolling in. some patchy fog here and there. and our temperatures will look like this right now. in the 50s. not incredibly cool. 62 concord. 63 fremont. redwood city, 61 degrees for you. how about a look at that emeryville cam in high definition. the time lapse from this afternoon. a little bit of sunshine here and there. started out cloudy and the sun kind of broke through the clouds and fog kind of burned off and then the marine layer rolls back in right about 4:00 right here and starts to come on in. look at that. about 2500 feet deep. fairly nick fo thick for this f year for sure. highs today in the 70s and 60s. that is anywhere from five to perhaps 10 degrees cooler than normal. livermore, 75 today. normal high is about 89. 14 degre

thank you, leigh. it looks like we'll have a football season after all. >> oh, god, we all can only hope. are you ready for some football? looks like we are a step closer to the lockout being lifted by next week. the executive board is expected to vote on it monday and recommend accepting the 10-year collective bargaining agreement put forth by the owners. players then have to vote, and they could start reporting to league facilities as early as wednesday when players would also vote on recertifying ace union. a lot of details still being worked out, and teams probably won't be able to start signing free agents until next weekend, when the niners will have decide what to do with several free agents. >> i think we have something special in san francisco going on right now, but i can't talk to trent. even though you want to talk to them. it's a process we have to go through. until that process runs its course, just have to sit back and wait. >> well, you never know what you're going to get with the oakla

jeff martinez is in here for leigh glaser. >> we'll finally warm things up as we head into next week. a beautiful shot looking out there. clearing out. you know, we start out with clouds this morning. then things cleared out. san jose, i believe, and looks pretty good for your saturday evening if you have any plans outdoors, going out tonight. things are looking pretty good. a little breezy, though. check out our winds. fairfield, hello to you. winds gusting at 35 miles an hour. calm down toward mountain view. look for the clouds to increase once again this evening into sunday morning. we check out our temperatures again. right now not too bad. 55 in oakland. 58 in redwood city. los gatos 57 degrees for you. temperatures today were 5 to close 10 degrees below average for this time of year. so tomorrow morning, we'll have some morning fog, maybe some patchy drizzle mainly along the coast. afternoon sunshine just today, and a few degrees warmer temperature-wise. here's a reason why we've been so cool and cleveland. an area of low pressure hanging off the coast for the past few days, not

. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser, the low clouds are racing inland this hour. you can see from the live shot, you can see some of the clouds. cooling trend for the first part of next week. of next week. seven-day forecast is coming up. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of ber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. ber one. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> gunshots rang out during a car show in washington state injuring ten people. it happened at a low rider car show. a fight broke out and someone pulled out a gun and someone started shooting sending people running in all directions. ten people were taken to the who hospital with gunshot

. >> for the first time ed leigh is signaling he may run for mayor after all. he has add meantly -- add metly refused to run, but he says she proud of his accomplishments and has more to do. when the paper noted it didn't rule out running the mayor smiled broadly and got into a car. the deadline for filing to get on the november ballot is august 12th. >>> ucsf will install seatbelts after a died last week. the psychologist was thrown from a shuttle bus after it collided with a big rig. three other passengers ended up in the hospital. now, the law does not require seatbelts on that type of vehicle. ucsf hopes to have belts installed in the entire fleet by the end of next month. >>> the fbi is looking for a man they say kidnapped his own mother, and they believe he may be hiding in the bay area. the fbi says 55-year-old marshall goldberg took his 85-year-old mother from her home in ashland, oregon. the mother suffers from alzheimer's and is unable to care for herself. she was living with another sun at the time of her disappearance. >> president obama signaled th

. >>> there's now a $100,000 reward in the search for missing nursing student michelle leigh. she was last seen in hayward. hayward police are investigating this case as a homicide. her family announced the increased reward yesterday and are organizing two search parties this coming friday and saturday. >>> students and their families may have to pay more for a college education. trustees are expected to vote today on a proposed 12% tu-i guess hike. if approved, that would cost a full-time undergraduate an additional 294 dollars per semester. that would mean the annual tuition would go up. on thursday, the university of california regents are scheduled to vote on their own proposed fee hike. if the 9.6% tuition hike is approved, tuition and fees would climb to 12,200 a year. that hike would take effect this fall. >>> president obama is set to meet with lawmakers at the white house this afternoon to make another attempt to come to an agreement on the debt resolution before august 2. that's the deadline. democrats and republicans have been struggling to reach an agreement on cut

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judge said that this was the worst case of child abuse he has seen in 27 years in law. 8 month old ky 'leigho the hospital with breathing problems and died that day. >>> today stephanie rawlings- blake will get a big endorsement in the race to be mayor. the members of the council led by president jack young will throw their support behind the city's current leader. there's quite a few contenders. the deadline to file for the ballot was yesterday. there are 11 people who filed the paperwork. for the list of all of those contestants or contenders, go to abc2news.com and the city primary election day is set for tuesday september 13th. polls on that day will open at 7 a.m. and will close at 8. >>> 6:52. five things to know before heading out the door this morning. a accused mob boss james whitey bulger due back in court today. he was arrested last week after 16 years on the run. -- years on the run. bulger faces charges in 19 mob related murders. >>> in court today, jury selection begins in the perjury trial for the rocket, roger clemens. he faces federal charges he lied when he denied using per

. >> justice for kay leigh. >> reporter: a sense of justice denied. >> this is crazy. justice is when we wanted justice for caylee and we are not getting it. >> reporter: why the jury chose to aquit on all major counts, none of them would say. >> my guess is that these jurors felt that there was reasonable doubt. >> reporter: in the end it may have been the physical evidence. caylee's body was missing so long six months before it was found that it decomposed too much to help their case. john hendren, abc news. >> and even though the verdict came in yesterday, likely we will be talking about this story for a while. so many of you reacting talking to your neighbors and coworkers about the verdict and sounding off on our facebook fan page at the wment mar facebook -- wmar facebook fan page comments have been pouring in i can't believe the ruling. emma sis the -- emma sis the jury is not at fault -- emma says the jury is not at fault. the comments keep coming n one person said where could they find the 12 dumb peoplep we want to know what you -- people. we want to know wha

leigh and the suspects whose name was not released probably because the person is under eighteen say strong but i have a little confession to make ties well i've alerted the f.b.i. about this announcement on the show tonight you've got the wrong hackers sorry it was me. it was all me i've been behind it this whole time not only am i the mastermind behind everything you've ever seen done on the inner webs in the name of anonymous i've been doing all the hacking i like to say thank all the supporters of anonymous out there who aren't really hackers but to promote the cause so thanks but for the f.b.i. you're wasting your time cover us me and the whole anonymous thing this goes away i mean you've got an office right upstairs from our studio in this building anyway this coming down i'll go peacefully and then you won't have to worry about them into webs anymore but the reality is that anonymous is a lot more then just a loose group of hacktivists on the internet anonymous is the hive mind anonymous is the cup the subconscious of the internet anonymous is in the d.n.a. of the internet ano

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that is the only place where you can get everything you needed from meat -- >> bob: wal-mart is leighingown. >> andrea: this manual is paying off because friday the administration did a late afternoon press dumps and announced it was rewarding more waivers to union. so the union number is -- healthcare waivers for obamacare. 1,500 . now we have had this debate before. it understand why unions want to keep the fee low for their members. a lot are home healthcare workers, janitors. what is blatantly unfair, these on the same unions that pressureed the administration to put these mandates on everybody else. now they are just turning around to defend themselves. this is why people are so disgusted with unions. >> bob: i am delighted they gave waivers. low salary workers and every right in the world -- >> andrea: why mandate the rest of us are under the oppressive -- >> bob: because, baby you can afford it. coming up on "the five," media mash-up. including bill maher, jane fonda and a side of hollywood new controversial couple. later, a set of quadruplets who are now proud u.s. service member

why is leigh meister suing her mom? >> it's so ugly. is taking money that she is was giving to her for her brother's care and using it to get plastic surgery, botox, hair extensions, all sorts of things for herself. i have it right here in front of me. she sued her mother and former manager, her mother sues her back. her mother said she actually promised to pay her $10,000 a month for the rest of her life in repayment of her help in starting her daughter's career, and also accuses of her daughter hitting her with a bottle. it really, really is a clash of two very ugly lawsuits. >> i stand correctly it's lleyton meeser, am i right? so what is mom saying here? >> well, mom says it's not true, she's not taking monday earmarked for her sick son. rather she's due this money because she was her daughter's manager and helped her build this incredible career, and she is owed $10,000 a month and her dahl promised that. so it's a war of the words here. a bit of a change of are mommy dearest lawsuits usual? >> i think they are unusual, but let's f

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with marriage now a reality for gay and lesbian couples, rachel and leigh are excited to tie the knot. the joy of finally being able to married is tempered for the fact that doma is in the way of true equality. rachel and leigh worry every day about the important protections that they will be denied like unpaid leave from work for one to care for the other if she gets sick or the ability to continue health coverage for their family if one of them gets laid off. doma means that the many protections the federal government provides for the health and security of american families remains out of reach for same-sex couples and their children. it keeps, for instance, gay and lesbian americans from sponsoring their spouses for immigration to the united states, forcing binational couples to choose between love and country. it's social security benefits earned by their loved ones through years of hard work. senator feinstein talked about the impact of doma on don't-ask, don't-tell. it bars the spouse of a gay or lesbian service member or veteran from being buried with him or her in a veterans

. >> thank you, leigh gallagher, assistant manager at "fortune." >> one of the big concerns actuallylike michele bachmann, she said who is going to save us when, you know, when we continue to overspend? china? russia? i don't think so. we have to get things going at home. she also said it may be short-term pain but she is voting no on this debt ceiling -- raising the debt ceiling. hi a chance to sit down with her yesterday and she said this is why she is holding her ground on the debt debate. >> washington has their fingers in their ears right now. they are not listening to the american people. that is why i am adamant. i will vote no on increasing the debt ceiling. we need sanity back in washington. >> so you're voting no but you think it will go through? >> i think that president obama and the leaders in washington will come up with a deal. what they need to do under no uncertain circumstances is do at least what my bill does and that is pay the interest on the debt. then i say from there, after paying the military salaries, prioritize. >> a little bit later we will talk more about

and we'll hear from senators rand paul and mike leigh on their view of the debt and deficit conversation. part of our conversation this afternoon, to continue the act of discussions that have been taking place and improve the atmosphere heading into what all sides agree is a vital five or six days to cut a deal. about some of the nitty-gritty of getting through this congress, major garrett writes that sources involved in the talks will require at least 16 to 17 legislative days to pass a bill of this size and complexity now under consideration through congress. the house coming back at noon for defense spending, and the senate under waipahu now -- under way, too. we're going to take you to this morning's "washington journal"." he is vice chair of the house democratic caucus and he is on the ways and means committee. in fact, he is th ranking member of the ways and means subcommittee on social security. welcome back to the "washington journal." we appreciate you being here. i want to start with an article on yesterday's "hill newspaper. leading house democrats say social security cuts are

now go to the other senator that is here, senator mike leigh. >> we all know that it is wise to plan for the past but prepare for the worse. that's what this bill does. and i commend senator toomey and represent your and others have brought this forward. because this is something that allows us to avoid having america's senior citizens be used as pawns in this game to try to avoid what some people are improperly referring to as a default. i want to echo again, the one plan that has been put forward to raise the debt limit to address this problem was put forward essentially this same group year, and it was passed in the house of representatives with the support of five democrats in the house. when he came over to the senate it was denied an opportunity for a vote. not just an up or down vote that any opportunity for meaningful debate and discussion, or a full-blown amendment process. we think this is unfortunate. we think it's also no coincidence this happen as result of the fact that a cnn poll released just today after it was passed in the house review of the american people were ov