len: "wild thing." up i dave mckay. by dave mckay. jim: great command. len: flared.holliday will catch it. jim: what he did break by the big fellow. rizzo,ight for anthony but that was a big one. he drove in two very important insurance runs. i think you have to make him a part of your three-star selection. chris rusin i think will be number one. len: splitter a little low. jim: matt garza pitched tonight for the rangers. len: yeah, interesting outing. the kind of gave it up early. but they swung around and now has a lead, 7-4 in the eighth. homers.two early tampa bay and the dodgers, that is one of the marquee matchups this weekend and the rays lead story-zero at the top of the fourth in the series opener. lead 3-0 at the top of the fourth in the series opener. swing and a miss. dejesus gone and so are the cubs for the night. the team leading 3-0. ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ and so the conversation turned ♪ ♪ until the sun went down ♪ and many fantasies were learned ♪ ♪ on that day ♪ keep feeling fascination ♪ but you had to leave rightce to now, would you go? world,

len: he has some deception.r the top.h watch how he throws his elbow comes in the air and right over the top. don't get a long look at him. and a miss. 96.but it probably felt like j.d.: a little late getting started. if you be interesting are a pitching coach or somebody interviewing time similar not soon hum pitch you will ask him i will throw a about league average and throw best of your knowledge of them pretty straight 92 miles high and i will throw some change-ups about 84 about belt high. pitching coach would say son you are out of your mind you can't big ve like that in the leagues. watch him pitch long enough and fine alize it works just for him. his change-up is so good he can the d to throw it up in zone. len: watkins missed the change-up. len: suzuki had been able to cleanly that would have been a strikeout. instead it is just a foul ball. a che swing, foul. he's a pretty simple machine out there. catapult.ike a taking it back and then boom. there is a jaunty cap. len: it's not yours? actually like h

len: castillo is at third. foul by barney. tied the game with a two-run double and scored the go ahead run on the navarro pinch-hit ouble. the shortstop descalso has got to throw to first and he gets barney. the cubs add a run. we go to the bottom of the ninth 6-4. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. the wait is over. olive garden's never ending pasta bowl is back. unlimited breadsticks. unlimited salad. never ending bowls of pasta for just $9.99. did i mention it's all unlimited? never ending combinations of pasta and sauce. like new asiago garlic alfredo and even unlimited meatballs, sausage or new chicken fritta for $2.99. the never ending pasta bowl is back. it's all unlimited, but not for long. go olive garden! we're all family here. len: here's kevin gregg. he was out of work for a bit. in april. and he's looking for his 25th save of the year. what

i spoke with smart len 0 and he's pleased to hear we're going to moderate. so supervisor is going to find a spot and day to a move it forward >> a board update on the mission. i want to commend the office of supervisor campos and the mission acknowledge agency. the business is now better so it's a real, real consolidated effort to let folks know we can keep the businesses in the community >> great. >> thank you. >> any other commissioner reports? next item please. next item is general public comment >> do we have anybody here to make comments on any future meetings? seeing none, public comment is closed >> next item please. commissioner that places you on item 17, new business? >> any new business? >> seeing none, next item. >> commissioners that places you on item 18. is there a motion and i want to motion on honor of chris >> commission meeting adjourned at take pictures of the view of the city that you soon went forgot. our first look out and at buena vista park san francisco heavily forested hill with couples and doing walkers it's as old as the near nei

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so from a political lens, yes, there are many democrats, jamie, who are worried about this. this is why i think you hear a lot of republican strategists and other folks, more of the establishment republican breed, essentially suggesting that let's not take the lens off of the implementation problems we've already seen with obama care. let's keep the focus on that. let's keep the pressure on democrats. lawmakers who are in tough districts in 2014 and in tough races. if we can keep the focus there as opposed to turning the lens to the infighting in the republican ranks here in washington, that is much more advantageous for the senate out look in 2014 and to keep the house. >> they have to be thinking about it. we'll know as soon as they return after labor day. thank you so much. shane, great to have you here. eric? >>> jamie, there's a new promising discovery in the fight against cancer. this as doctors pioneer a new treatment that they say uses the human body as the greatest weapon against the disease. doctors on "sunday housecall" will explain it all, coming up. >>> plus, th

you see our lens a little shiny there, drizzle on the camera lens. can't show you the bay bridge because our camera is shrouded in with fog and drizzle. you can see traffic is moving slower once you get on to the bay bridge because of that fog and drizzle. back to you. >> anthony, thanks so much. it's 5:26. a bookless library. why one new library in the south bay is empty this morning and why it could stay that way for a while. >>> we'll show you an investigation involving the head of a bay area school district. we'll let you know why he says claims are overblown. >>> we are following breaking news, a shooting rampage in the dallas area involving at least two different locations. what we're learning about the alleged shooter next. >>> now that a panel has heard both sides of the b.a.r.t. contract negotiations, we'll tell you what could be in store for riders. >> we're tracking some pretty thick fog and drizzle across the bay area this morning. we'll let you know how that could interrupt your smooth ride to work. >>> i'm anthony slaughter for mike ino

beautiful. >> join len.second lady is rita taylor. how old is she? >> she's 59 and tax. >> she's 60 years old from florida. it's her -- in her 60 years of life she's never once colored her hair. wow. she's dynamite. so she's thrilled for the opportunity to get a brand new look. let's listen. >> i like her. >> you guys corrected me. you're not coneheads. you are? >> funnel heads. >> funnel heads for margaritas. i think it's a little bit of a stretch. but you did get a makeover out of it. >> i'm tickled. i'm happy about it and can't wait to see what it's going to turn out as. >> and what do you guys think? i can't wait to color this hair. >> i think she's going to look great. >> i begged her to dye her hair. >> she needs it. >> okay. so -- >> i love my friends. >> and we can't wait to make you over. >> okay. >> happy birthday, klg. >> happy birthday. >> thank you very much. good friends are hard to find. that's wonderful. she's here with sharon, rose, and lynn. let's take one last look before and bring out tha

we're glad to have you sitting across from len. let me just talk with you first, len.he sale of of the "post" to jeff bezos a good things? >> i'm cautiously optimistic it will be a good thing for several reasons. the "washington post" company as it's currently called is a public company, the corporation is. so it had to-- it could not tolerate losses year after year in the newspaper, as don graham said he didn't want to keep cutting anymore in order to make the bottom line work out. jeff bezos bought it with a private company, a family company, ironically, as the graham family was before they became a public company so that he doesn't have those same restraints, those quarter-by-quarter reports that you have to give, the concern about shareholders. so it's now up to him to decide whether or not he's going to spend money that he has to spend and tolerate losses to do the kind of investing, particularly in digital change, that is necessary to take what was once a newspaper-- and is already a multimedia, multiplatform news organization-- and make it profitable. >> schieff

len. is it possible to navigate the economy with all the details and specifics and misinformation and media hype keep you up to date by decoding the mainstream like states if in your rank. the worst you are the only white house of a little radio guy. what. a good job you never seen anything like that i'm told. the more like a. celeb. my. leg. length. lens. slipped on your shoulder the moment i was making new. ali face it sounds like you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm wrong researcher. he is. he. what's next for bradley manning a u.s. judge will decide on how much time the whistleblower will spend behind bars despite a strong army of those who say he should never have been tried in the first place. britain brings to bear is prodigious terror powers to quash the debate on surveillance of targeting publications journalists and even their spouses but will it work we report on the media's reaction. and the political instability in egypt for. international invest

>> who is this guy zoom lens?zom is awesome and wears sunglasses at night. >> most people believe that abducted by aliens experience nightmares. that is when you are half asleep and see the creature in the end of your bed. people believe there were visitors and they were in nightmares. >> reminds me of a film i once saw. it is the fourth kind. >> it is when they check the sexuality and he checks the fourth coined. >> up next, special guest paul mccartney and larry the cable guy and getting heated likenate. and what is bill shultz yapping about now. rrn the inside of your dy. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling helps to lower some cholesterol. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. metamucil. ♪ you're not made of money, so don't overpay for at insurance. geico, you're not made of money, see how much you could save. >> what is the depiction

so when we look at things through an analytical lens we can seem inside or cynical but it's important to remember there are real people who suffer. from an analytical perspective i would probably choose the phrase of the best laid plans of mice and men as a good way to lens through which to view the islamist experience from 2011 to today. despite that i am actually optimistic about the future. >> this is an interesting sometime in egypt and across he spectrum of islamist groups to you see the same question presented to all these islamist organizations. what is going to be your organizations relationship to involvement? this is a phrase and a question about are you going to left a political party? what is the relationship going to be to your religious organization? they do teaching and social servicing and medical work and legal work. you do all of these activities. what is going to be the activity between the local wing and the actual core organization? what you see is in the case of he muslim brotherhood, the voices that say we are religious organizations, we are not political organi

and caught the reflective lens of a tail lamp just as their patrol car was just in that exact place.>> reporter: on saturday, august 10th, seven days after hannah went missing, the fbi assembled an army of specially-trained agents. >> first they had to pinpoint hannah and dimaggio's exact location from the air. >> this wasn't just a regular plane. this is a plane equipped with flare, which is assisted largely by military. they were able to describe everything from this is how she is dressed, she has her hair in a bun. as we were observing at least at one point hannah, we saw hannah waving a brightly-colored cloth toward the sky. so as to signal us. >> i remember being in the command center at the time. a few minutes later, you heard someone say "and a cat." we had heard from the horseback riders that these two had a cat with them. not something you normally see in idaho back country on a camping trip. so when we heard that, i can remember thinking, okay, that's them. and she's alive. let's do this. >> next, two fbi hostage rescue teams were dropped from helicopters deep into the wood

it's the hyundai "leadoff man" great to have you with us i'm len kasper.e have a great pitching matchup for you when we do get under way. stephen strasburg with a sub 1.00 e.r.a. the cubs will have their left-hander travis wood on the mound. they were able to tie the game at 6-6 but scott hairston with a big three-run homer off the bench and the nationals would pull away late with an is 11-6 win. it's been a struggle for james russell for the cubs leaving nine on base and you see on this homestand they have only won two games. hit nine home runs but only good enough for within win and a couple of losses. coming up after this game today the cubs will head to southern california.

a rotating lens. as you are trying to get the shot flat.ad of having to move the camera, you can move the lens. how would i know if that's straight? you are going to see a little ladzer come on. -- laser come on. that's going to be protecting a line you can see on the subject horizon line. then you know if the lens is flat. here's something interesting on this sony. hold that there. that camera. this is sony a s15. i think you can see, i've got the image on my smart phone. on this is actually showing what's on the camera. that's my remote view finder because it doesn't have a screen but your phone becomes the screen. you can start and stop the video with a button here as well. that's another interesting wrinkle that sony does differently. >> that's awesome. >> last thing i want to show you. this is a time lapse camera. this is dedicated. this is called a breno. that national geographic time lapse they do ochlt you can set it and forget it for the weekend and come back and get amazing shots at whatever you were aimed at. couple hundred bucks

lens tweeted no comment and also this photo inside a bar but at least lens was told he was being letthat was john vermin reporting. according to a business insider while some employees were expecting to hear about layoffs, no one expected to hear a firing live during the call. >> guess not. >>> he is the founder of paypal and tesla motors and now entrepreneur elon musk is about to reveal a new transportation idea called hyperloop and it's supposedly twice as fast as an airplane, costs a fraction of constructing a bullet train. it involves building a system for sending the capsule down a vacuum tube with the air sucked out just like in outer space to eliminate friction. musk is a big fan of moving people without cars. j just the carpet of cars that aren't moving and it's just like wow, uhm, how much misery is that causing and surely there's something we can do about it. >> a hyperloop is based on the ideas of an inventor in colorado who envisions a way to travel from san francisco to l.a. in half hour using magnetic levitation. but there is a problem. california of course already movi

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> he says the whole project would cost $6 billion. it's about $60 billion cheaper than the same phase of the proposed california high-speed rail project. >>> state lawmakers are urging californians to keep their phones tuned in for amber alerts. [ beep, beep, beep ] >> that sound jolted millions of people awake last week after a statewide amber alert was issued. many found it startling or irritating and disabled the function on their cell phones. lawmakers are urging them to change their minds. >> there's one incident where some people were inconvenienced, woken up. if you look at that inconvenience in contrast with the very real situation where a young woman's life was saved because of the alert system, that is a huge, huge benefit. >> the alert system is also intended for use during natural disasters like earthquakes. >>> strains gender schoolchildren in -- transgender schoolchildren in california will be allowed to choose which bathroom to use or sports team to join. governor brown signed the bill to allow public school students to

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> the bike share program is only about 6 hours old here in the bay and well, this bike has already been damage. officials aren't sure if it's from vandals or if something happened while the bike was being installed. >>> new at 6:00 the troubled investigation is finally complete. san francisco police now say a truck driver was at fault in the accident that killed a cyclist at 6th and folsom. the 24-year-old woman was hit august 14. as we reported tuesday, it was the san francisco bicycle coalition that tracked down video of that accident, not police investigators. and in another embarrassment for the department, an officer apparently got confrontational at a memorial for the victim telling the crowd, it was her fault. tonight, the department is apologizing for that officer and handing the case over to the d.a.'s office. >>> we're continuing to follow developing news out of the sierra where firefighters are gaining some ground on that massive wildfire burning in and around yosemite national park. flames have scorched more than 192,000 acres since augus

but we just call it what has worked in san francisco, and that has been the lens what i do appreciate about what the deputy superintendent lee in his last slide articulated is that we are just scratching the surface. we have a 7-period day discussion that is incredibly important for the conversation around equity for the students and we have avoid the conversations about how do we put more money into and we have balanced score card conversations about how do we direct and give the guidance to the school communities as they are developing the action plans and how are they going to hold themselves and the district accountable for the support that they need to move the needle. so you are going to... the public will have ample opportunity and the board will drive this conversation in the coming months around how we use the resources that come back to us and how do we use them in a systematic systemic and very thoughtful way to build capacity to interrupt decades, decades of under achievement in our community, which is what the board has articulated is our board. >> deputy superintendent d

kpix 5's len ramirez on the proposal that fell a bit flat. len. >> reporter: that's right.rofoam ban, the plastic bag ban, one city council member quipped that san jose is becoming ban jose. but they apparently drew the line when it came to soda. like an icy cold drink dropping to the bottom of a vending machine, a proposal to ban sugary drinks at san jose city buildings fell hard. >> this definitely will not make my top 10 list. >> reporter: mayor reed and another person blocked it from getting on the city council agenda. >> this is an overreaching thing. >> reporter: the idea was proposed by a councilmember who said it is the city's responsibility to help ease obesity and diabetes by stopping the sales of drinks like soda and even whole milk at community centers, libraries and city hall. >> all we're saying is that we want to be part of the solution and offer healthy options. >> reporter: he is backed by a nutritionist. >> sweetened beverages are the number one contributors to calories in the american diet. >> reporter: although similar bans have passed in other cities an

when iran is viewed as the lens of its own behavior, it loses.there's another factor, and we loowewill look at that in a min, that's the role of turkey. if they were still looking for a hero, in 2006, the president of turkey, the prime minister of turkey, rather, goes to recession in top of switzerland where he sat with the president of israel. israel had just finished devastating gaza, and prime minister erdogan challenge the president of israel, gaza angry at them, he stormed off the stage in a great dramatic gesture, and people sit in wesco what is he doing? what he was doing was building up big points in the arab world. he was standing up for on. that's how they did it. and turkeys numbers went way up, as the same time the iranians were beginning now to dip. shortly after that they began to dip. and so you'll see, i was sure this lebanon, iran's number stuck on this way since 2006 and turkey's numbers have gone this way since 2006. now, there are some policy implications to all of this. let me close on that. the u.s. has experienced slight im

kpix 5's len ramirez is live with the potential threat to public safety. len. >> reporter: being a 911 dispatcher is one of toughest jobs around, it's a very high stress job and you can't make mistakes. but santa clara county dispatchers say they are afraid they may not be able to perform at that high a level because of what they describe as hours and hours of forced overtime. they called it blowing the whistle on santa clara county and shining a light on a shortage of 911 operators. >> we're so short staffed that management has instituted a mandatory overtime policy to the point of preventing dispatchers from going home for up to 14 hours a day. >> reporter: union members including 911 dispatchers say they are prepared to walk off the job in order to fix what they call their own staffing emergency. >> voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike by 96%. >> reporter: no strike has yet been called but the possibility of a walkout is hanging over salary negotiations with the county. the affected dispatchers are those who answer the call for 911 in unincorporat

. >> len, your concerns?> i would love to see them dig in how they are doing it against competition. a pretty crowded space and i would like to learn how they are doing it in news sectors beyond photograph? >> are you concerned how you stabbed out in a field where there seems to be i don't want to call them accept he have video but do it yourself videos everywhere on the web these days. >> would like to see chase dog to how they are differentiating themselves from these space. >> chase a seattle-based guy but happy to have him here on set. >> thanks are for having me. appreciate it. >> now you're officially in the hot seat. len in your hometown of seattle. they want to ask you a few questions as do i. >> i know you've had a lot of success in your niche but what's the business model and how will you scale this business when you have so many competitors, many of whom are offering services for free? >> anyone in the world can watch for free and only if you want a cope of it to rewind or watch later you press buy

when iran is viewed through the lens of american behavior it wins.when it iran is viewed through the lens of its own behavior it loses. there is another thing. that's the role of turkey. arabs that they were still looking for a hero in 2006, the president of turkey, the prime minister of turkey rather goes to a session and davos where he sat with the president of israel israel had just finished devastating gaza and prime minister a-rod 21 challenge the president of israel got so angry at him he stormed off the stage in a dramatic gesture and people said in the west, what is he doing? what he was doing was holding up points in the arab world. he was standing up for honor. that is how they feuded and turkey's numbers went way up at the same time that iran's were beginning to shortly after that they began to dip. so you will see and i will show you the slide in the mid-iran's numbers that come this way since 2006. now there are some policy implications to all of us. let me just close on that. the u.s. has experienced a slight improvements favorable rati

>> who is this guy zoom lens?is awesome and wears sunglasses at night. >> most people believe that abducted by aliens experience nightmares. that is when you are half asleep and see the creature in the end of your bed. people believe there were visitors and they were in nightmares. >> reminds me of a film i once saw. it is the fourth kind. >> it is when they check the sexuality and he checks the fourth coined. >> up next, special guest paul mccartney and larry the cable guy and getting heated likenate. and what is bill shultz >> what is the depiction of four fiction. american family association claimed that president obama's photoshop in the famous situation room in the raid on bin laden's compound. have a listen fans to the truth. >> i believe if you look at that picture. there is odds that are good that are photoshop. comparred to the size of everybody else in the rom. even the people in the back of the room their heads are bigger than his head. >> time to impeach that kenyan born. >> and should we discuss. >> l

len ramirez has more on why they are defending kids who act out. >> few would argue that teachers must keep order and discipline in the classroom to help students learn, but sometimes they must deal with what's called willfully defiant students. >> the refusal to follow the dress code, a refusal to put away activities not related to class. refusal to stop texting or using the phone. >> today, california teachers can suspend for those things, but not for long. under a new law, students in elementary school can no longer be suspended for willful defiance and middle and high school kids can only be suspended after a third offense. >> students have bad days, teachers have bad days. >> it shows african americans and latinosty no students are disproportionately suspended for willful defiance. >> suspending them does not help them. they get further behind in school and normally they take friends with them. >> one parent said it is a delicate balance act. >> i think they should be disciplined but not taking a hat off is a little bit harsh. >> so far, the california teachers association is neut

i've heard of people replace a little something over the camera lens of their laptop or shut it.t does that achieve? >> in know, think of security as this chicken egg. you think it's hard on the outside but you a bit in the cracks and everything inside of it, you know, is soft. that is really where we are. employing the same kind of thing that hackers are using. during the same techniques that hackers use on a regular basis to get access to these computers and unfortunately there's nothing really out there to protect against that of the ban on playing your computer and hopinghat when you go on next time you aren't subject to these type of things. it's a rampant issue aosthe ard. the hacking community alone. we're struggling, trying to protect ourselves. melissa: i would have to unplug myomputer. it's the same thing with my phone? have to take the battery out. >> that's right. it was proven that even when -- if you turn your telephone off completely there is th capability of being able to track information like your gps signal. it's really critical to understand that all of th

. >>> a len estas imÁgenes suministrada a univisiÓn por el gobierno federal se veal cubano de nacimientoalso posteriormente el individuo fue arrestado y convicto, se supo que se cobraba 10.000 dÓlares por cada certificado falso. este incidente puso a las autoridades en alerta. >>> es como si hubieran di disparado las alarmas en el servicio de inmigraciÓn los funcionarios revisan cada documento, sobre todo si tienen sospechas de que el solicitante puede mentir y que dichos documentos son fraudulentos. >>> acÁ tengo mediadores que son cubanoamericano y pueden detectar el acento cubano con facilidad y saben quien podrÁ mentir y no es asÍ en otras juris adiciones, envÍe agente a circunstancias para que den pista a los empleados de allÁ, para ayudar a investigar los fraudes. >>> Índole migratorio y criminal porque es delito criminal cometer fraude migratorio. >>> algo que dificulta este tipo de fraude que las actas de nacimiento e vienen de la isla y se falsifican en la florida se hace cuesta arriba comprobar su veracidad. en miami florida, lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. >>> el alcalde de san di

i normally wear "a" contact lens. >> they're very nice. >> thank you very much. >> make sure that gets in the minutes. >> director hicks is wearing glasses. >> thank you director. >> you are welcome. any other questions for the director? seeing don please call line item 4d -- actually c. >> commission reports, decision and commission reports and commissioner reports. >> i have nothing to report this evening commissioners. do you have anything to report? >> actually there is one report. the commissioner is back and i wanted to welcome you. >> i missed you guys too. >> and the commissioner was confirmed for additional four years and commissioner dejesus and dr. marshall are the originals. >> no, just dr. marshall. >> oh you're not. it's good to have you back petra. >> thank you very much. >> 4d. >> 4d and schedule announcements and items for consideration at future commission meetings. >> any announcements inspector monroe? >> next wednesday we will be here and the next week we are dark and we're in the community on the 28th on the gordon j lowell elementary school on clay street. 950 cl

it has a wide angle lens. everything the drone can see, you can see you. >> i can see my screen. how much do we spend? >> for this one, you pay 349 euros. it is quite a lot, i think. you only get 18 minutes of autonomy. you can recharge. i think it is a bit expensive. >> who is buying this? >> i cannot tell you exactly what the demographic is for the drone. the last iteration of this drone saw half a million units. there is certainly a base -- a client base. >> how would you rate this drone >> in terms of design, we think it is quite nice. a lot of technical problems, we are all the way down to the three out of 10. in terms of value, we think it is kind of even. you do have 18 minutes of fun. >> thank you for watching this special edition on drones. keep the conversation going on facebook and twitter. we leave you with images of our drone. thank you for watching. ♪ >> rio becomes that capital. the government wants to showcase the capital -- the city purged of crime. half the drug dealers really disappeared -- have the drug dealers really disappeared? do not miss this exclusive re

a little built of drizzle or something on the camera lens, that will go away on its own. traffic is moving on 280. off to a good start in the santa clara valley. >> it is associated with this low making its way inland between the bay area and looks like sonoma county and you are definitely in line this afternoon for a little bit of cloud buildup and maybe some thunderstorms we have a lot of low clouds in place and there's been a cooler pattern. temperatures will rebound pretty fast. they bottomed out, but the morning drizzle. 60s and 70s for many and the possibility of thunderstorms and elevated fire danger. parts of lake county, things could get interesting. 50s, 60s, they're very mild lows the sea breeze has been cut in half that along with the low end, kind of interesting, but further south, i think you'll get some more sun and north, you'll get some clouds. temperatures still well below average. they're getting close. one more day of possible thunderstorm activity until the low lifts north, that will allow warmer weather to kick in. >>> the driver tossed out, pulled o

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using japan as the lens, how devastating will this be active >> i think the workers are going to be at considerable risk. the government takes self is admitting numbers of workers had high-priority doses. they say less than 10 won't have a serious risk, but thousands have been exposed to significant amounts of radiation. i think it is the children who will be more at risk. but unlike chernobyl, they were evacuated faster. it is uncertain how many cancers there will be because people were evacuated. >> a long-term legacy, no doubt. coming up, the latest business news, more bad news for the indian rupee. and bradley manning reveals a surprising secret. >> the u.s. soldier convicted of leaking secret government documents has announced he considers himself a female and wishes to live as a woman named chelsea. bradley manning was sentenced for handing over classified files saying that she felt female since childhood and wanted to begin hormonal therapy. a spokesperson says the military does not provide that a hormone therapy or sex change surgery. a mayor has reportedly resigned from a numb

paparazzi is no different, but today, moms are trying to shield their children from all of the prying lensare trying to stay away from paparazzi when they are just taking their children to school and other chores. and today, jennifer garner pleaded to make it stop. >> i love my kids. they're beautiful, sweet, innocent, and i don't want a gang of law-breaking photographers who camp out where we are, all day every day to continue to traumatize my kids. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i would be happy to answer any questions. >> reporter: search jennifer garner and ben affleck, it seems to be out of hand. >> will they take the photograph. >> they will take the photograph, because it tells a story. >> reporter: just watch brittany and her child in 2011. the paparazzi blames a new breed of no-holds-barred photographers that have hit the streets. >> i personally feel disgusted with the fact that there are these types of photographers out there that have no respect. back when i started, it used to be just a handful of photographers. and you know, nobody knew that we existed. >> re

. >>> elmore len nor of the author of the popular crime novel has died. he wrote 40 books. he died at his home near detroit this morning from complications of a stroke, he was 87. >>> sonny has set the release date for the next generation video game, the media says the ps4 will be available starting november 16 for $399. . the company will cut the price of play station 3. >>> google says they'll use apps and give users on the latest information on how to avoid traffic due to accidents and constructions. >>> stock markets they were mixed today. dow has a straight loss lost lost. naks manage to . . >>> now continuing coverage of the bay bridge. here is a live look now where crews are working hard. you can see tom vacar got a tour of the eastern span and what is still done before it opens after labor day. >> less and less construction equipment up there. today the biggest media turning out in years. there is so much bridge, there is lot more to do and other things such as putting up reflector signs. example, this, one of several electronic signs that'll alert drivers the hazar

ask which transitions adaptive lens is best for you own pancakes part 2 is a hit!i put caramel and bacon, says bobby. i like it when syrup goes down the side, says jenna. and michael was left speechless. build your own pancakes are back for a limited run, only at denny's. crews hope to have this wild fire under control as it cups raining, want to have it contained by today. the fie in is san ga kindto mountains stopped advancing. camp gowppedz and trailers are closed and evacuation orders in communities remain in effect. the fie was injured, 10 firefighters and burned a biker and charred 26 homes. take a look, flash flooding destroying cars and homeses this in the state of colorado. heavy rains sent waters flowing to the streets and highways trapping thrives and walking away cars. up with home was reported to have been swept away by the fast moving waters. you can understand why. dozens of cars destroyed by the waters and debris caused the street to become impassable and it happened quickly. not something we are deal lg with right now. rain off and on for the past

releasing the lens for the people missing today. decadewas held for a along with amanda berry and gina de jesus. delivering the first blow to the site of unthinkable acts. >> knowing that it is coming down [inaudible] he closure came down with memories. glimpses of their love and appreciation for the neighborhood that has welcomed the mac, the three women turned down $22,000 in cash that was found inside the home, refusing to take any. >> they said no. they wanted to give it back to the neighborhood. generous people. they do not want anything. >> castro cried when he signed over the deed of the house for demolition recalling many happy memories there. he was sentenced to 1000 years in prison -- life plus 1000 years in prison for those crimes. we learned the governor refinanced his home and restructured loans on other properties. johnny williams, senior, a businessman who showered him with gifts. they totaled $150,000. the transactions do not show if the money was used to repay williams. a small business learns the hard way it is goi

the television lens is very interesting. some people can go right through that lens like butter. people like ronald reagan. people like bill clinton, president obama. other candidates hit the lens, and they bounce off. they cannot get through. for some reason, they have trouble communicating. leader,re going to be a you have to be able to communicate create you have to be able to get through the lens, so i think doing a series of different formats televising them, a lot of people do this on the radio. a lot of people are listening or streaming, whatever they may do, but i think the best way for people to make up their mind and make up their determination, as mike said, as to whether or not they can see that person being in the oval office, being a leader, standing up to other leaders around the world in negotiation or whatever it may be, and i hear the argument, and credibility tome it, but i believe my way is the best way. >> this c-span town hall asking you why you watch political debates, along with the mayors debate in new york city. ourgia, air act is on democrat line. go ah

so nutritionally, lens lentils will always be with us.ost of shopping, cooking, food supply, in your kitchen, that's quite a divergence from third world population where food and food necessity is primarily. >> hopefully it goes to places where they have water. >> excellent point. >> they need it to recons tate. >> and healthy water. >> any danger to these meal replacements, not meal supplements? >> i think in the big picture it is false hope and that many of us go on the regimen to meet our weight loss goal. but we have the human desire for delicious, appetizing, feel good, sharing, food that grows. food is a basic need and the human body is based on science. we can meet that on a science level but we must remember the taste, quality, texture and smell and taste and cooking is part of human existence. >> to be together. good news is that lisa, nutritionist, with us, says you can have that cheeseburger occasionally. >> occasionally. but maybe a soy or lentil burger. >> no. >> are you willing it try? >> yes. of course. thank you for the re

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> if you see someone about to tag, you can call 911 and also report anonymous tips about graffiti vandals by calling 311. >>> now on to the massive wildfire burning near yosemite. the feds are going to pick up 75% of the cost of fighting the "rim" fire. governor brown could ask for more. 3600 firefighters are making slow progress getting a handle on it. 150,000 acres are now scorched and the fire is only 15% contained. and a big concern for the bay area, the fire's creeping up on the hetch hetchy reservoir and could get there soon. >> probably a couple of days with the weather we got and the way it's moving, i'd say two or three days. >> firefighters say it could be december before the fire is completely out. >> you can see how close it is to the reservoir. the burn area 235 square miles about the size of the city of chicago. it's so big you can see it from space. you can see the flames and the plume of smoke that stretches across the sierra into nevada. >>> the bay area has a special connection to yosemite and many of the camps around the park. one o

for "the atlantic" on the mill len yellings. they're this sort of new class.hey're so frustrated with washington that they don't see washington as a place to go to to change. they're going to try to change government in other ways. >> they are. that's where both parties i think are going to be. have their eyes open. the millennials have a different view. they don't see grassroots the same way that traditional political figures and players do. what they see is, okay, i can get it done with an app. i can have a conversation with 1.5 million people and not have to talk to you at all. they have a very different approach in how the political landscape is important going into 2014. the tsunamis that we saw in '09 that we had a hand in helping to create at the rnc and elsewhere doesn't play out of washington anymore. it really is out across -- >> this disruptive force that's going to be out there, i think the mill len yells -- i think only a few get it, sort of this idea that there is a -- the millennials will reward people who use their powers to be a little disrupt

>> len berman, ladies and gentlemen! len berman!brooke really know her co-stars? we're going to put her to the test in hollywood game night. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> there is a familiar face on tonight's episode of "nbc hollywood game night." our own hoda kotb. celebrities are competitive in games of skill and knowledge. al, you've done it as well. we're getting in action on our own hollywood game. we invented this one in honor of brooke shields. we'll show you and al scenes from photographs and television. things you've been in. in each photo your co-star is obscured. ring your bell or honk the horn in your case. tell us who it is. here's our first clue. >> okay. >> they were a gang of six. brooke's featured here next to one of them. >> i heard the horn first. >> pablo. >> who's the actor? >> oh, god! joey. joey from friends. >> incorrect. we're looking for david swimmer. >> that was david swimmer? >> next one. brooke was 12 years old when she starred in this historical drama. who is the lady of the night? >> susan sarand