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i know how worried people are that cuts will be like the industrial changes of the 1980's. let me say to everyone in those communities, scotland and wales too, yes it will be difficult, but it will not be like the 1980's. we will not let that happen. we will make these cuts as fairly as possible. finding money for the pupil premium to help children get the best start in life. reforming welfare to help people get back to work. we will not let capital spending - investment in new buildings, infrastructure and repairs - be swept away as it has in the past. we have a billion pound regional growth fund targeted specifically at creating gwth in those areas of the country that have been dependent on public sector jobs. we've offered a national insurance tax break to employers who set up new companies outside london and the wider south east. and we are determined to wean the economy off labour's lop sided obsession with financial services in the city of london. rebalancing our economy - so opportunity is never again concentrated only in the south east corner of our island. so no matter

s. let's look at this northeast corner of the city. it is really interesting. i am sure that frank has a lot to say about it. the thing i find absolutely surprising about this is that there is this large area called mission bay. out in the middle of the bay is mission rock. many of you have been to mission rock resort. this is part of the shore line now. look how far off shore it was in the 1850's. this has all been filled. many of these areas are now filled. let's talk about that. >> this is montgomery street. e have thembaradero -- now we have the embarcadero and marina. this map is the infamous lipofaction map. the green areas are the areas that will have potential lip ofaction. that is a loss of strength of material when it is subjected to vibration. it can occur in sand and silt. those have to be saturated or below the ground water level. you can almost type dismount tie t --tie this map -- this area right here is the same as this one. it is all silt and will liquefy. the marina is in this area here. you can correlate the advancement of the shoreline of sa

let's look s chesapeake beach. very quiet now. you folks are under a wind advisory tomorrow. wind gusts of 50 miles per hour at times. wind gusts in the rest of the area 25 to 35 miles per hour. 55 in madison. about the same and honey town. the rain break will pick up later on tonight. -- the rain rate for will pick up later on tonight. flood warnings are active right now. this entire purple area are gail warnings in effect over the open waters. it is not one single source, but rather as a couple areas of low pressure that are being enhanced by the flow of tropical moisture that will squeeze out a tremendous amount of rain. we will call two to 5 inches of rain across a large area, locally have your amounts, and 5 inches and substantially more in parts of the del mar peninsula as this moves to the north. the should all be over by this time tomorrow. temperatures have been cool as the winds increase at of the south and southeast. 70's tomorrow. 64 degrees at 6:00. temperatures will start to come up again tomorrow morning. the heaviest rain will develop between after 9:00 tonigh

then the city fathers in the 1920's let us knock down the hill, let us extend second street, and it finishes at the ballpark now. as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, it goes from rock to week bay mud. -- weak bay mud. this is on the folsom? >> the old wonder bread bakery. a little bit higher up. >> that particular building, if you look closely, the rock has actually receded

let me be clear to mr. boehner and everybody else. we should not hold middle class tax cuts hostage any longer. >> reporter: the president claim s letting the cuts expire will give the government $700 billion to cut the deficit. >> borrowing $700 billion to extend tax cuts that average more than $100,000 a year to millionaires and even billionaires, is the least effective bang for the buck we can have. >> reporter: extending the cuts for everyone cost the government $3.7 trillion over ten years. what are the odds the bush tax cuts get extended before election day? >> i'd say the chances are zero that those tax cuts get extended. >> reporter: what we are seeing is a white house worried about john boehner becoming the next speaker, and how would the house operate under a speaker boehner? he's already called for a repeal of the president's health care reform and the financial reform law. so, the white house press secretary was quick to point to a "new york times" story headlined today, a republican leader, tightly bound to lobbyists, including those from wall street. >> so they can go back to writing the rules themselves. they say, we don'

the project is part of $4.6 billion in upgrades to the s let's check out with meteorologist mark tamayo to see how warm it is going to get. >> temperatures already warming up, the warmest flirting with the 90 degree mark by this afternoon. mostly clear skies. a fog bank off orand a north early wind offshore and with that clear skies near the coastline and telephones warming up bay area wide. that classic fall pattern that always seems to develop this time of year and it will be in full force at least this weekend and also into next week. a look outside, clear skies oakland already in the upper 70s at 77 degrees, on track to reach the 80s this afternoon, so here we go with the weather story, call it warm for today, temperatures continue to trend upward this weekend that will set the stage for the hottest day, that is scheduled for monday. this afternoon the range lower 70s beaches, 80s around the bay, temperatures inland 90 to 92 degrees this afternoon. here is a look at some of the current number, santa rosa at 80. livermore 82. san jose mid-70s at 75 degrees. high pressure building in

let's go to the graphics and talk about yesterday. 80 for the high temperature at reagan national, a few degrees above average. if the record today is 97. we are starting in the 50'slmost everywhere. 57 in la plata. 52 in cumberland. 54 in late. 52 in frederick. reagan national, 63. always warmer downtown and the outlying areas. let's look at the satellite and radar composite. accused on system developing up to the north. a few showers associated with that. not much moisture. it will push our way through tomorrow. that will increase the clouds and give us a slight chance of showers late tomorrow. we need some showers, but not happening today. low 80's. 35% chance of rain tomorrow night. sonny on friday. 85 is the highest we will get. the coolest is 80. >>> we're going to take you to traffic along the beltway. greenbelt, college park, into silver spring. to a study to increase volume at new hampshire ave. that underpass is new hampshire avenue toward delphi. 395 north bound, left side of the screen is northbound leaving the beltway toward the pentagon. that looks great at edsall road. back to you. >> thank you. >>> wednesday morning, 50 degrees. >> an item that is

a mix of '70s, '80s but it is more like 80s/and 90's, inland. let how quickly this will be cooling off so quickly tonight and tomorrow. widespread 60s and overnight we will see even down to the 50s. all of that blue, in the 40's and near santa rosa. is representative of the dark blue. and not as nearly as warm by 12:00 p.m. still in the 50s by noon. along the coast, and barely and the 70's in the north bay and in our and in locations the same thing for ourselves. locations. 3:00 p.m., not much additional warmups. we are talking about 20 degrees cooler in some areas may need to be short. 60s in oakland, 72 ofin mountain view, and 96 in napa but it will only be 78 in napa, tomorrow. inland, upper 80 70's, low 70's, and a take a look kron 4 7 day around the bay the cool down continues into wednesday. make note of those when speeds it will be gusting. those wind speeds will be lending with the cool temperatures it will be blustery. blending. and towards the week and weekend it will gradually warm up. still, below average. ♪ gabriel slate's tech report t

. >> if we were to see that, and let's say the s&p 500 were to close above 1,130-- there's a lot of money on the sideline that could move this market higher. i think we could close the yearend between 1,150 and 1,200, which would be a great way to wind things up on a very difficult year. >> reporter: one extra tidbit that traders say is worrisome is the low volume we've been experiencing in september, down about 25% from last year. they say it shows a serious lack of conviction in the current rally. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom a lot of buzz about oracle after the market closed today. the stock was up sharply. it looked like that could be the talk tomorrow as well. >> tom: yeah, there is a lot going on in technology. seems like we are kind of outside of earning season but a couple of biggies did report after the closing including oracle. let's get you updated in tonight's market focus. stocks marked time today with none of the ten biggest sectors making more than a 1% move up or down. information technology led the gainers. the nasdaq exchange traded fund eke

s. >> let me explain, we're doing will already. i'll send you over to the new materials we have. we have a wonderful partner, a public private partnership called the foundation for the national archives. when you come you'll discover not only this beautiful rotunda you'll discover and exhibit on american history called the public vaults' exhibit which is the best exhibit of its kind in the world. we have at least we have evidence of people discovering it because the lines outside the archives are extraordinary. >> you get students, journalis, historians, some of them only want to engage in gene loaning cal research -- >> the geneiologiologists, this is the largest single contingent of folks use the archivists, they're wonderful people, they come from many different aspects, but, yes, they are. >> you have interactive exhibits? >> the entire public vaults exhibit is interaction itch -- interactive. >> getting the -- all of this material on the web so that we can move it out of washington into the world. >> what about your exhibit that shows the manipulation and the cup listity of

s. let's not forget that a nine hundred thirty four stalin executes an about face in soviet foreign policy up to about time the soviet union had been on very close terms with germany and after hitler comes to power stalin inaugurate the so-called popular front policy he brings his country into the league of nations which had been shunned shunning before he orders the communist parties in western europe to vote in favor of rearmament and in one hundred thirty five he signed a military alliance with france so you have the two countries on each side of germany in a military alliance and he is doing what he can to try to strengthen the anti german coalition we all know about the nazi soviet pact and nine hundred thirty nine but let's not forget from the one nine hundred thirty four to nine hundred thirty nine the soviet union was pursuing a consistent policy of trying to limit german expansionism and trying to impose germany at the same time that the british and the french are appeasing germany ok i can ask all you gentlemen here was the soviet union acting logically in the end of the day in t

movement that fought against the central government in the civil war in the one nine hundred ninety s. . let's take a second to remind you what's coming your way next hour on r.t. gangster wars in the heart of mom scout we bring you the story of an attack on the wife of russia's notorious mafia kingpin and look at possible motives for the attack. but this week russia and norway signed an arctic border agreement resolving a decades long territorial dispute the treaty created a maritime boundary in the energy rich barents sea and dividing the disputed area roughly half the size of germany the deal was expected to boost offshore exploration in a region rich with reserves of oil and natural gas. russian in the region leaders aglow in from satisfaction with president dmitri medvedev and prime minister young still have achieved is a huge relief for the nation's. it took us forty years to arrive at this agreement it's a long time but this event must certainly turn a new page in our bilateral relations the area which stretches over one hundred seventy five thousand kilometers in the bering sea has bee

let's take a look at the conditions outside. temperatures are near 70's downtown. the humidity. record-breaking high temperatures are not likely. the record high today is 98 degrees. tomorrow it is 94 degrees. let's go to lisa. >> we are in pretty good shape along to 70 southbound. i will talk about the travel time s. we will take you to the guy go camera. -- geico camera. --5"41 is the time. we have 70 degrees. >> joaquin phoenix messes up. we will tell you his on-air apology. >> prince george's county police officers say it was self- defense. and family says it was anything but. an officer shot and killed their dog. we are live with the details. >> of food safety take center stage on capitol hill. >> the long awaited meeting between michelle and its vince take place in a few hours. we will focus on her future of the system. he would be open to rehiring some of the teachers for retired last year >> law enforcement is telling congress the more citizens are being recruited for terror plot. 63 americans had been arrested or convicted of terrorism charges. officials s

s. let's check the roads with sarah. >> good morning. not a lot happening, which is always good news. we can see a little bit of volume picking up. but nothing significant. no incidents to report. 47 miles on southbound 95. 97, 49 miles per hour at 100. so far so good out there. things are building around baltimore national pike. it is starting to see some brake lights there. this is the harrisburg expressway at shawan road. building as well, but no official delay. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. a chicago woman could face criminal charges after the shooting a 12-year-old boy who was allegedly vandalizing her home. friends of the woman say she has been terrorized by the boy for a long time and she finally reached her breaking point. the boy is listed in serious condition. charges are pending. a victory for supporters of stem cell research. federal funds can resume. judge stalk federal funding saying it violated a congressional ban. but funding can continue while the case works its way through the system. they did not set a timetable for the next hearing. a credib

greta, as for those endorse s, let me jump back to that quickly. it is a double edgeded sword.idates about receiving an endorsement from me i have to warn them it ain't always pretty you are going to be under more scrutiny, your character, record, intentions if my name is attached. i'm thankful for those who are bold enough to say give me an endorsement any way and let me speak for myself in a lot of cases they let me get out of the way once they've gotten a little bit of that propulsion. fret growth the ones i've seen publicly have been receptive, whether christine o'donnell in delaware, nikki haley in south carolina. have some asked you not to endorse them? >> no, that's not the case. the candidates are always good. usually the lame stream media piles on them. that's why kind of give them that warning that heads-up before i say yea to endorsing them is get ready for the onslaught of media any and unfair treatment by the media. i give them an open door to back out of the idea of me attaching my name to their campaign. >> greta: you mentioned the media. the "saturday night live

s. let's see if sarah is going to say the same about the traffic. >> we have a couple of problems out there. but nothing major. southbound 83 past york road a disabled vehicle off to the side. no lanes of travel bocked. everything looking good toward beltway. fall it's road and northern parkway, the closure as the cleanup continues from the firal activity. take roland avenue as your alternate. 40 on southbound 95 toward the beltway. smooth ride on the top side at 51 and the west side at 53. i-70 looks good in toward the beltway. drive times up to speed at this time. a live look outside. at liberty, building volume. delays soon. i-95 south of the beltway coming toward us is southbound traffic. great safe other than building volume there. mindy? >> taking a look now at some of our top stories this morning, firefighters making some progress containing the wildfires sweeping across utah. the fire started during a national guard training session. dry conditions caused live ammunition to spark a fire. it forced the evacuation of about 1600 homes. prosecutors plan on charging the woman who threw a

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a triple generation of loss >> animal fell a film festival,s going on. >> let us check-in with henryt treasure island and the dragon boats. >> ! >> it is one the most exciting events in the bay area at the dragon boat festival. it is a huge event. how is a 2000 year- old tradition, but the most exciting i have seen. we are going to be enjoying this all day i hope that you will be joining us. >> that looks like a lot of fun! >> henry. >> and a lot of warmer temperatures, a live look here walnut creek. >> warmer than yesterday. and bay area wide, it is a bit warmer than yesterday. a mild start to the day wtih temperatures in the 50s, low 60s. we are going to warm up very quickly from here already '70s and '80s in some areas by tuned. by 3:00 p.m.. some areas are going to be in the triple digits, inland. noon, will see the 70's, 80's. and also '70s, '80s at 3:00 p.m. along the coast. this warming trend will continue as the week progresses. your extended forecast in a few minutes. the hafts to >> thank you jacqueline, and this weekend, but the san bruno there will be continuing to clean

s pretty much everywhere. king george, virginia, an exception at 70. let's go to the maps. cloudy skies this morning. that moved through yesterday are well off to the east. high temperatures in the low to mid 80's and this weekend, warm but fairly sunny with a little added cloud cover on sunday. not a cloudy day. partly cloudy with highs in the mid 80's. that's it for the weather. >> good news on the beltway, the early morning accident is gone. lanes open once again. no delays getting through there. there is a closure on 95 and college park, closed ever so often. we had an accident there. every so often the ramp is shut down to try get a car back outside. we had a problem earlier with traffic signals out. pamela, alison, back to you. >> thank you. 5:42 is the time now on this friday morning. 68 degrees. >> coming up, the first lady under fire and the white house on the defense. we'll tell you why. >> plus metro's price cuts might not happen after all. >> firsten an acid attack on a my name is vonetta, and i suffer from allergies. [ male announcer ] we asked zyrtec® users what they love about theialle

s, inland. mid-60s along the bay shore and upper 50s on the coastline. letke a look with our stormtracker rate are a very well-defined storm. al, we missed that rainfall yesterday it passed us on all to the north but the second band tonight and into tomorrow morning. and i think we're going to see some showers with this. let us take a look con futurecast. by 4:00 p.m., the rainfall is going to go towards the north bay and in funiformity as it begins and thn it will start to break up a little bit. by 10:00 a.m., light showers of of the north bay and of the golden gate and along the coastline. as for moving to the noon hour, that is pretty much it and as we see with very light showers tapered off by 3:00 p.m. so, we are going to see the most rain and the north bay. these totals really quickly, the quarter inched that you see it is perhaps closer to the golden gate, novado, santa rosa. and a three-quarters, that is going to be well to the north and the higher elevations. also, south of the golden gate is not going to see much, perhaps on the one- tenth of an in

s. temperatures will be up well above average. average being 79 now. let's take a look at the numbers. for the most part we are in the 60's. landover, 65. false church 62. leesburg at simpson middle school, 60 degrees. dew points not all that high, so humidity isn't too bad today. showers are possible. most of the rain will be north of the metro area. you could pick up a quarter of an inch. otherwise increasing clouds. highs in the 80's with more dry weather come tomorrow afternoon all the way through the middle of next week. >> on route four in prince george's county, that's going to be your alternate trout avoid the marlboro pike between brooks road and that stretch of the vode closed and will be for some time. on northbound i-95 a brief delay. beyond that expect to find heavy traffic getting through the woodbridge area through the patomic mills sign. pretty good shape on 395. >> alison? >> thank you, we want to turn an eye to the 2r07ics. because tropical storm carl made landfall in mexico's yucatan peninsula wednesday. this is outside cancun. the heart of that hit a sparsely populat

temperatures for the morris park are in the 70's and up to 81. let's go to the drought monitor. it was updated yesterday. notice where we need those rainbow most and there is an extreme drought in west virginia and parts of western maryland. that is where we got most of the rain yesterday. reagan national all was only 3/1 hundred of an inch. that makes of the 63rd 90-degree day of the year yesterday. it does not look like we have any more and 90's in the immediate forecast but we may get close at the end of next week as we warm-up. there is a new storm brewing in the midwest area that will push our way this weekend. saturday will be a great day with high pressure over head and a lot of sunshine. as the front moves through on sunday, it looks like a dry frontal passage in the 50's tomorrow morning with a lot of sunshine through out the dead. it will be comfortably warm. los humidity but we will be in the mid-80's this weekend. >>> distracted drivers can be as dangerous as drunk drivers on the road. a rally was held this morning in d.c. to encourage drivers to turn off their cell

don't think it'll be about easy to tell if these are accurate and i'll tell you why let's say that you're a fan of m.t.v.'s the jersey shore could it be that everyone's favorite of noxious party animals are in fact domestic terrorists let's start with the name change criteria almost every single member of the cast has changed their names we have nicole polizzi who is now known as snooki michael sorrentino who is known as the situation and then we have jenny farley who prefers j. woww now on to adopting a lifestyle one season one in the cast called jersey shore their home but then for season two everybody picked up a band in their friends in jersey and moved on over to miami you know before now i never did understand why they did that i mean the show is called jersey shore so why aren't they at the jersey shore but now it's just so much more clear and as far as producing or stocking up on explosive items well i've just got two words for that hair gel. here the really quick how many cans of show you have your. body but again the twenty five minutes the more you can focus on the. shark. so it's really sad to

disaster officials say it is still just too dangerous to let them back in. abc7's amy hollyfield is live with that part of the story. amy? >> dan, it was an emotional day of waiting, and the community did what it could to distract, comfort and care for the victims. >> i'm sorry, ma'am. >> road blocks kept people from getting the answers they so desperately wanted today. >> i am holding it together for my kids. all my daughter wants is her special blanket so she can sleep at night. that's the first thing i'm looking for. >> this chp officer said he dealt with some upset people today. one man even threatened him. >> folks are frustrated because they don't have access to the things they need. and it is something we don't take personally. we understand they have to vent that somewhere. >> she wanted to know if her house was still standing, but she wasn't upset with police. >> i understand. it is for everyone's safety. >> while people waited, there was plenty of support from the community. church of the highlands held a prayer and comfort service. cappucino high school

and you should look at the four "s" formule a slow the traffic, slow the crosss and let the pedestrian be seen and let the flashing and flow the traffic, we heard that you can do that in a lot of different ways. and the next slide shows traffic calming, but in san francisco i observed you have a lot of signalized streets with one way signal jagz. -- signalization, and you can slow the progression of those streets and in downtown portland we have it at 11 miles per hour, and that's friendly and makes it possible to drive a bike in a lane except if you are on a hill. and second, shorten the crossing distance. and we can reassign the road space and next slide, those people are out in the street, and why not give that part of the street to the pedestrians. [applause] and next is let the pedestrian see and be seen, and for that we can use, when we take that space, we make a bulb out or curb extension and you can use that and let the pedestrians be safe and can see the traffic and be seen by people coming at them. and elimination plays a role here, because a lot of people think you want righ

s. we will not let that happen. we will make these cuts as fairly as possible. >> he ended by telling supporters that sometimes in politics, you have to play the long game. >> the years ahead will not be easy, but they will make the difference our country needs. stick with us while we rebuild the economy and restore our civil liberties. protect our environment, nurture our children and repair a broken politics. stick with us and together, we will change britain for good. thank you. [applause] >> he will now leave this conference and had to new york where he is due to address the united nations. that is, he argues, a sign of how far his party has come. there are players in politics, not just outsiders. >> the images were shocking and intended to be so. rom's ancient colosseum on fire. it was part of the art insulation to encourage romans to take better care of their cultural heritage. >> rome burns, but nobody is telling. this stunning display lighting of the night sky and one of the world's most iconic buildings. bu

s. it calls for breezy conditions. let's have an update on traffic. >> 95 northbound is between trainable and humphries into right lanes are blocked. the rain is still there. right now, i'm plenty take the lead to a picture traffic on the beltway. we will go back to pamela. >> thank you so much for their it is 4:54. it is 66 degrees. we will be right back. it is 66 degrees. we will be right back. thank you for more bold flavor!onds! more variety! more value! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds. (play-by-play announcer) it's up and it is... good! more than a snack. >> a lot of people have complained about taxicabs. now they have a place to go to to complain. a closer look of what irks a writer's the most. >> whether it is distance, discrimination or major missy's, a taxicab writers have stories to share. >> the meter is accurate but they will take a longer way. >> this meant relies more on cabs now because a medical issues. that has been challenging. >> i'm getting in a taxi. does it matter? >> a

and 72 in fremont expected, 70 in hayward, and upper 70's for the south bay. lettalk about that rain and the futurecast shows a chance of rain fall early friday morning, from the north, and the chances will continue to go to the self by the direction of the day. through the north bay, and perhaps some of it near the golden gate. from a friday, saturday, and this is a few days away and will keep you posted as it gets closer. what we can count on for the next couple of days is a warming trend for a little bit. and then the peak will be 83 inland on thursday and then a cool down. again, stay with us, the news of 5:00 p.m. is coming up, next. the riveras are taking their first family vacation. [ dad ] hey, do you guys want to see the largest artichoke ever grown? [ kids ] artichoke! artichoke! they needed some tools to help them keep track of their spending along the way. wells fargo checking with mobile banking lets them check their balance wherever they happen to be. the widest one or the tallest one? the closest. the closest. well, if you got the 4-wheel drive, you

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s looked down the block and saw a person actually knocked unconscious down and out and he was able to call the police and the police responded . let's see. he told me he was checking i.d.'s at the front door of the club and saw people southbound on kearney from broadway and observed the victim lying on the sidewalk bleeding from the mouth and nose. he told me he didn't see the altercation but assumed the people that walked were involved. he then went and advised the officers they had surveillance so the officers were able to go in and get footage of the assault occurring. so that good relationship is going to be very, very helpful as far as investigating crimes. i know when i'm up here oftentimes i'm talking about the negative things the clubs are doing or what's being done wrong, but if i see -- come across things that are being done right i just want to bring that to your attention.uqq1 he ignored that. the victim walked away, and the suspect at the table through the bottle and hit him in the head. he hit him with a closed fist in the nose and he fell to the ground. i do not know why they chose to pick on this person. he was leavi

and we'll be keeping an eye on it with chopper 5 let you know what the latest s grand avenue off-ramp is definitely closed. but len ramirez the mystery over what happened isn't over. len. >>> first it was there, gone, now a missing statue is back. len ramirez tells us the mystery over what happened is not over. len. >> reporter: that's right, still very much a mystery here in san jose. you know, even though this statue has been returned, only one person really knows what happened to it. and that person isn't saying. >> reporter: the mysterious disappearance of san jose's gisele statue was only partially solved when san jose attorney anthony pagas called police yesterday to report he was turning over the statue on behalf of a client. >> the individual realized that they were in possession of an item that was reported stolen. they contacted the attorney, who acted as a middleman and returned the item to the city of san jose. >> reporter: but police say the attorney is not saying who that client is. >> with attorney/client privilege, as a matter of law, we cannot force them to disclose w