and that's okay with him, as lo long as he gets to keep doing what he does best. >> okay, brody.dog! >> reporter: to learn more about today's show, just click on our website. it's openforum.com/yourbusiness. you will find all of today's segments and web exclusive content with more information to help your business grow. don't forget to become a fan on facebook. we love getting your feedback. you can follow us on twitter. it's @msnbcyourbiz. next show is on trademarks. >> if you name your company something, that's your identity. >> we devote the show to explaining the dirnss between copyrights, patents and trademarx and why it is imperative to protect your intellectual property and brand. until then, remember, we make "your business" our business. this is my band from the 80's, looker. hair and mascara, a lethal combo. i'm jon haber of alto music. i've been around music my entire life. this is the first alto music i opened when i was 24. my business is all about getting music into people's hands. letting someone discover how great music is, is just an awesome thing. and the plum c

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it has since entertained children in a few different places from san bernardino to san diego, los angeles, long, before finally settle do you think in berkeley in 1948. one of my favorite spots. thanks for watching nbc bay area news at 11. the giants beat the marlins today and the a's lost to the rangers. also coming up on "sports sunday," two stars of the 49ers give us an inside look, next. >>> and now another viewpoint, response to an nbc bay area editorial. >> most viewers agree with us. the new law taking financial control away from local school districts is wrong. arun with education trust states this last minute back room deal restricted local flexibility and used imaginary revenue to balance the budget. cutting the school year by seven additional days should not be an option. lisa fumes i'm shocked at how inflexible the administration and the unions are while our children get less and less education. a school board president, gary says i don't blame cta, the teachers union for ab 114, i blame politicians. students are suffering due to sacramento's unwillingness to do the right thing. and

it's going to be a mild day. 80 for new los altos axe long the coastline another foggy, cool afternoon. 58 degrees in pacifica. downtown, 64 degrees, 59 in daily city. you're used to fog in the summer time. you'll see it again in the afternoon. north bay, mid to upper 50s near the coast. low 80s in santa rosa. 90s around clear lake. east bay, temperatures 7 owe in oakland. head inland and numbers going to be at or slightly below normal at this time of the year. 8 ain dublin. 87 walnut creek. fairfield, livermore, 89. around monterey bay, 65 inmont rai. 71 in salinas. here is the accu-weather forecast. low 60s, low 90s tomorrow, similar range of temperatures to today. then, cooling off friday and saturday, mid-80s inland. below average, upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. temperatures starting to climb up. just a few degrees each and every day, beginning sunday. and tuesday, wednesday, back into low 90s inland. 60s on coast. >> so nice. >> yes. >> and still ahead, a special guest at the state capitol. >> how are you? >> hi. nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> why lawmakers met with a robo

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[captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: good evening from los angeles, a conversation with long-time environmental advocate, robt earth kennedy junior, and his fight over coal in this country. the film is called "the last mountain," which made its debut at the sun dance fill am festival. and like his father, robert kennedy junior has never shied away from tackling >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley with every question and every answer, nationwide is proud to join tavis to improve literacy and empower one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: pleased to welcome robert kennedy junior to our program. he has dealt his life to environmental issues including the fight over coal. he has featured a new documentary about coal which is called "the last mountain" playing in theaters in select theaters. >> we are cutting down the ap lashian mountains literally. >> absolutely gigantic. >> blowing the tops off the mountain to get at the coal. >> coal is

warmer at least widespread than in a long time. 88 in los gatos.you like these temperatures today, we're going warmer into tomorrow. we do have a bit of a fog here restricting the visibility in los angeles. other numbers down a lot right now, oakland at 57. san jose at 62. we're going to start off with plenty of 50s for tomorrow morning. if you're getting the kids ready for school tomorrow morning, they'll need a light jacket no doubt. then around tuesday not only the breezy conditions will we have to be contending with but also warmer weather coming our way. high pressure is moving from the southwest. it's getting a little bit closer than this time last weekend. a little bit means a big difference in the bay area. also potential 90s coming on back. then fog to start in the morning but sunshine in the afternoon. watch how quickly it will clear up tomorrow. by 11:00 a.m., everything clears out and pushes back to the coastline. we're talking about a good amount of sunshine through the area. all the way down to the beaches in santa cruz. if you're sti

need four hundred fifty three thousand two hundred fifty seven box cars that's a train long enough to stretch from los angeles to new york city and all the way back. but if all this food were then unloaded and fed to exists will like they used to do in the old days with food scraps a three pound piglet needs an average of thirty pounds of food per week to reach its massive two hundred sixty five pounds lighter weight in five months redirecting our annual food waste into grateful pigs mouths would raise one hundred twenty million piglets and the massive hogs producing enough me to give everyone on the planet three pounds of pork. but meat is costly to produce both financially and for the environment and at two hundred twenty two pounds of meat per person per year in the us we have far exceeded what is healthy and sustainable for the planet. so instead what would ninety six billion pounds of wheat look like on average one acre produces forty bushels of wheat each bushel lang sixty pounds so one acre equals twenty four hundred pounds of wheat putting our annual food waste into acres of wheat with total f

long time. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >>> an album from 2006 hits number 1 in the music charts again and the boy with her, harry potter gets initiated into an exclusive club. "the smurfs 3-d" and "cowboys and aliens" were tied for first place. both opened with 36-point-two million dollars in earnings. tual rankings won >>> cowboys and ailens tied for first place. $36 million in earnings. >>> captain america the first avengers flip to number 3. "harry potter and the deathly hallows" part ii crossed the $1 billion mark at the world wide box office this weekend. the last of the eight films. the first of the series earned almost $975 million in 2001. "avatar" with the biggest record earning 2.8 billion. titanic number 2 at 1.8 billion. >>> eight days after her death amy winehouse's album back to black is back on top of the british charts. the debut album frank went to number 5. she was found dead of unknown causes of her london home after years of struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. she was 27 years old. >>> serena williams goes for her first title in over a year. i'm dennis o'do

long time. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >>> meteorologist jim bernard joining us.een kind of cold, hasn't it? >> it has been. below normal for a week or two now and looks like that will continue here through the week. nothing dramatic. just a couple degrees cooler than we should be for this year. keep in mind peak fog in the month of august. fog at the coast and cool temperatures to prevail through the week. below normal for quite awhile much that was the trend today. low clouds and fog clinging to the shoreline slow to go out there. it did clear gradually through the afternoon but again kept a bit of chill in the air. lots of thunderstorms out over the high country of the sierra moving eastward here. a lot of lightening strikes in all those clouds out there. not much rain but a lot of activity nontheless yesterday and today. will be in the southern mountains tomorrow. we will see the clouds clear and in the afternoon we will look for sunny conditions across the interior. again, fog will be slow to go and at the beach we will hang onto the fog there. that's the sta

long time. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >> mitchell: just over three quarters of a million recent college graduates have defaulted on their student loans since 2008. those defaults devastate their credit rating and that in turn can seriously hurt their chances of getting a job, especially in a competitive market. >> ahead, on the beach with a leading clean-up volunteer. there's more than one of these abandoned racetracks in america today. automotive performance is gone. and all we have left are fallen leaves and broken dreams and -- oh. wait a second. that is a dodge durango. looks like american performance is doing just fine. ♪ carry on. ♪ i just transferred a prescription to cvs because they have care 1on1. it's where the pharmacist stops and talks to me about safety and saving money with generic prescriptions. laura, let's talk about possible side effects. it's all about me. love that. get care 1on1 and talk savings, safety, and side effects when you transfer or fill a new, ongoing prescription. i'm laura, and this is my cvs. it's all mine. my name is lacey calvert and i'm a yoga instr

. >> some strong words at last night's jobs town hall meeting in los angeles where the month-long initiativeup today. nearly 20,000 people have attended such meetings, jobs fairs, workshops from coast-to-coast. emanuel cleaver is the chairman of the congressional black k kau -- caucus and joins me now from los angeles. the president is going to have a big stage for his jobs plan. does that give you hope for a big plan since he wants a big stage? >> well, certainly, i hope the plan that the president lays occupaout at the joint session is one that deals with every aspect of revitalizing the economy and getting hiring going in the united states and also job training. the big question is not so much about the plan the president submits but whether or not the congress is going to be receptive in the sense that there's some kind of congressional embracement, embracing of the president's plan. as you know, we already have a substantial number of job-creating bills in the hopper in the house, none of which have seen the light of day, and there's no sign that that's going to happen. in spite of the

long time. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up later on "the early show" full coverage of what'se of the debt limit crisis. erica hill is in washington and will have live reports from the white house and capitol hill. the house and senate are expected to vote on the deal today. >>> plus, has the fbi finally tracked down the mysterious hijacker d.b. cooper? all that and more later on, on "the early show." that's it for this monday morning edition of the "cbs morning news." i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com how you doing? my name is steve. my family's lived in this neighborhood for years. recently, things got so tight we had to go to our local food bank for help. i lost a lot of sleep worrying about what the neighbors might think. that is, until i saw them there, too. how'd i do, steve? a little stiff. you could have done a little better. what? come on. you know, i have an academy award. yeah, but not for playing me. announcer: play a role in ending hunger. visit feedingamerica.org/hunger and find your local food bank.

in los angeles, it was bratton who helped soothe simmering tensions long after rodney king. >> l.a. was so entrenched in the old systems, the old style of policing, which they had been celebrated for ironically for much too long. a black community that had been at war with its police force for almost 50 years. now a majority of their population feels good about their cops. >> there's a race dynamic playing out in london now. >> oh, major race dynamic. race, ethnic, cultural issues. those are phenomenal challenges they're going to have to face. >> a lot of folks thought when you were done at the lapd that you were done. >> it's not over until it's over. isn't that what yogi said? >> that's what he said. >> former police chief bill bratton with us earlier today. >>> we move on tonight, to incredible images of the german alps. a dramatic rescue of a gondola that got stuck hundreds of feet in the air. the passengers were rescued one by one. by emergency workers lowered from a helicopter. the rescued passengers ranged in age from 4 years old to 75. >>> now to another story of survival, d

los romÁnticos destrozados, el sujeto siguiÓconduciendo. cuando lograban detenerlos dijo sencillamente que habÍa tenido un mal dÍa. >> en alerta mÁxima está la posiciÓn de long de las vÍctimas los han dejado malheridos, el temor de las autoridadeses de que la violencia contra la comunidad gay alcance niveles mortales. puesta frente de este bar, donde martÍn sÁnchez fue atacado uno de los testigos os contÓ cómo fue que martÍn, terminÓ con varios dientes quebrados la cara hinchada y sus piernas lastimadas. >> cuando ex amigos vinieron, tÚ eres gay mi amigo dice si muy feliz, el hombre lo atacÓ, mi amigo le pegÓ en la boca, saliÓ sangre. >> los amigos atraparon alagresor, de 21 aÑos de edad las autoridades informaron que Éste no ha sido el Único incidente en los Últimos dÍas. otros dos hombres homosexuales fueron agredidos. en los tres casos las vÍctimas han sido vÍctimas de ofensas primero con frases respectivas hacia los homosexuales y luego lo surgieron. >> es una ciudad que todos aman a todos ese tipo de crimen nosotros lo tomamos en serio. >> varias comunidades sostendrÁn una marcha para denunciar los ataques. chile pedirÁn al pÚblico que tambiÉn se tienen

the "los angeles times" shares department has long been a leader in the development of relationships ith the various ethnic cultural and religious communities thrive in the los angeles area. we have established strong bonds for continuing outreach and physical presence of important events to every community. therefore, i would caution that you, only on the extent of radicalization in the muslim-american community may be viewed as singling out a particular section of our nation. this makes a false a sense that any particular religion or group is more prone to radicalization than others. for example, according to information provided by the congressional research service, there have been 77 total terror plots by domestic non-muslim perpetrators since 9/11. in comparison, there have been 41 total plots by both domestic and international muslim perpetrators during the same period. reports indicate that muslim-americans helped foil seven of the last 10 plots promulgated by al qaeda within the united states. evidence clearly indicates the gentle rise of violent extremism across ideologies.

. >>> the two men accused of beating giants fan bryan stow have a court date in los angeles today. set to make the long delayed pleas. meantime, the victim's mother spoke at a fundraiser last night. abc7's tomas roman is live at san francisco general where stow continues to recover. >> reporter: bryan stow continues to recover here at san francisco general hospital. his supporters are desperately raising money for his continued care. at a santa monica comedy club last night there was an outpouring of support for bryan stow. fundraiser called comedy for care, raised money to help the family pay for his medical care. he was brutally beaten in a coma after opening day dodger's game against the giants. stow's mother was moved by all the support. >> we have met such phenomenal people. we got so many cards from people that say to him we don't know you, but we love you. >> the two men accused of stow's beating, louis sanchez and marvin coleman are expected to be arraigned on assault and battery. a key prosecution witness died last week to allergic reaction. the family said the visit was a good one. he is show

long career. joining me from los angeles is paul sheehan, curator of the hall. >> good morning. >> i'm glad you're put into perspective how popular was the "i love lucy" show. >> so popular when little ricky was born, 91% of america tuned in to see little ricky being born. it happened to be the exact same day lucy gave birth in real life. the first woman to be pregnant on television. you couldn't say the word pregnant back then. >> incredible. 97% the country tuned in for little rick ji that's incredible? >> yeah. 91%. higher than president eisenhower who got jogginaugurated that sa day, and later had an encounter and said, this is the young boy that beat me out of the ratings. >> talk about the exhibit at the museum. tell me about the highlights. >> it's really wonderful, because it covers her whole career and also the genius of desi. we have to remember, he invented the concept of three cameras filming in front of the studio audience. that hadn't existed before. because they filmed it is why we still have the shows today to watch. it takes us right back to their beginnings and goes right through

not going to wait as long for sunshine, 86 in los gatos, 79 in san jose. head through the next few days high pressure builds in. this will warm us up thursday and friday, in particular warm weather inland, some 90s across the bay. you know what that means at the coast, gorgeous 70. 73 on saturday, comfortable weekend to hit the beach. mike, what would you tell me first? >> wear the seat belt -- aside from safety stuff, looking over here, slowing through baypoint. highway 4 that's what i want to warn you about in concord 242 showing slowdowns heavier than expected for wednesday, heavier than i thought. yesterday's traffic and slowing through antioch, pittsburgh and baypoint late in the commute that volume of traffic was not unexpected. nice drive off the walnut creek interchange and approaching bay bridge toll plaza. through the caldecott tunnel, slow drive, metering lights on backups at the toll plaza down along the brooklyn curve. giants game mid day. that means there will be crowds at the toll plaza all morning long and getting out of the city, remember,

long the coast. look at the afternoon highes tomorrow, 66 for oakland. 81 for los gatos. 77 san jose.gan hill 82 degrees. north bay 70s and 80s. 81 santa rosa. richmond 66. and 72 for the afternoon high for vallejo. seven day around the bay forecast, nice weather will continue through the week. 80's inland. 70s by the bay. tomorrow warmer and then a cool down for the weekend. >>> now time for the kron 4 news tech report. google is buying motorola mobility for $15.5 billion. all cash deal. $40 a share for motorola stock. this is huge news. google is serious about the market. they are going all out to compete with the iphone. apple control the iphone construction. google just makes androids, they don't make phones. this they could create google phones like apple does. more control over their phones. this is good for android phone, because mota rolla made thedroid. -- thedroid. new google phones should be coming out in the future. google wants motorola mobility's patents. mostly cell phone communication related. google needs those patents. larry page said this about the by out. it will i

kindness can go a long way, but life isn't always fair. lee cowan, nbc news, los angeles. >> and we are back with more right after this. >>> i can't imagine who would do this, but it turns out a number of you are fakers. our friends at pew research have found 13% of cell phone owners pretend to use their phone to avoid interacting with people. when you see them, they may be talking, but there's nobody there. >>> while we want to assure you right now you're in no danger, in fact, you're doing a good thing right now and will be richer for the experience, watching a lot of television shortens your lifespan, at least that's the conclusion of a big new study out of australia that says for each hour of tv you watch over the age of 25, it takes 22 minutes off your life at the end of life. put another way, one researcher said this puts tv in the same category as smoking and obesity. it can speed up a premature death by five years if you're a dedicated tv viewer, which must be why i never make plans for the weekend. >>> big jim thome hit number 600 last night. he joins the

took a long time for those low clouds to move on out. 54 in los gatos. 50 in santa rosa with efforts. 56 in livermore. tomorrow we're going with upper 70s to near 80 in the south bay. 76 in fremont. 77 in palo alto. 79 in dublin. and upper 60s to low 70s here across the peninsula right into san francisco. 58 in half moon bay. 76 in benecia. 73 in napa. 77 in kentfield. and for your saturday, we look like this in the north bay -- 73 in novato, and 74 in san rafael. more any time on the weather channel on cable. you'll see in the weekend forecast, it stays mild for saturday and sunday. and then we'll slowly turn up the warmth here as we head throughout wednesday, thursday, and friday. no 90s, no triple digits. just, well, nice, comfortable stride here the next couple of days. >> i was along the coast today. was freezing. i was like, where's my parka. so cold. >> you could have used five layers out there. >> i know. >> we're going into the weekend so we're okay. >> yes. >>> up next, an earth-changing discovery. researchers make disturbing new findings about the damage from the devastatin

suspects that go to public data bases including our own long term data bases and they will look for that person and look for clues. >> reporter: the los angeles county sheriff's department recently nabbed a vandal after he posted pictures of his graffiti on facebook. captain parker says privacy should not be a concern. >> we're not following people, we're looking for crime, okay. or public disruptions. so civil disturbances and things like that. >> reporter: but social networking experts still caution, be careful what you share. >> people need to think twice when they're posting some things. do i really want this to be public and am i really prepared tp-rd the consequences -- for the consequences that might come if this does become public. >> reporter: the sites also allow police to inform the masses. >> it's important that we are open and transparent to the public. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says social networking also allows them to alert specific groups of people like a certain neighborhood perhaps where a crime is occurring. on the flip side it also allows folks to communicate with them by providing tips online and repo

public appearance since confirming he fathered a child with the family's long time housekeeper, he's giving a speech tonight in losngeles. and he revealed he fathered a son out of wedlock. >> 36 million pounds of ground turkey have been pulled off shelves. we're learning the federal government may have known the source of the outbreak for months. there is pun person that died after eating that meat. the federal government has traced a strain back to a meat company's arkansas plant as early as march. and only contacted them after the outbreak. >> this confirmed thexdÑi prudet thing to do is to do this recall. >> and officials say they wanted to be sure before they asked to initiate the third largest meat recall in history. the meats under several brands including honey suckle white, riverside, natural lean, fit and active, shady brook farms, kroger and safeway. and this safeway brand was not sold in california. >> chrysler is recalling 367,000 dodge minivans because air bags could go off unexpectedly. it's the second recall of the chrysler town and country. and all three models were recalled in january because wate

long shot. shep? >> trace gallagher in los angeles. thanks.e say they are trying to break down masked intruder, chained a fake bomb to her neck. happened yesterday in sydney, australia. the video here shows paramedics wheeling that child into the hospital after that ordeal. for hours and hours. no one knew whether the bomb is real. we're told the 18-year-old was afraid to move at all that whole time and her parents say she held up beautifully. i can tell you we as parents are extraordinarily proud of maddy, she is woken up this morning in pretty good spirits. tired, sore from holding this damn device in place for hours. >> shepard: credit for risking her life to stay with the teenaged girl before the bomb next to young maddy for hours on end with no protective gear at all. she had no idea whether she might blow up any moment. the sydney morning herald newspaper reports the suspect left a long typed note warning young maddy that the bomb would detonate if she did not follow instructions. there was no ransom note as we once heard. so far few clu

he would disavow their way but one of his most powerful preaching in los angeles, mount zion baptist church. not long after the riots and king looks about and he says, i know the temptation and king had this sigh. and this sigh -- and this sigh was his substitute for whooping. he could use it as an accent mark to do anything. it could be passive. oh, it could be in the presence of the divine. oh, it has a power. in this case it was passive. oh, i know the temptation to become bitter against the white man. i know it. it comes to all of us. and here the us is a black us, not a universal us. now, king is putting himself in the community of black bitterness and, of course, he had gone through a long phase of hating white people. it had taken him years for him to get over his hatred of white people just like it took years for daddy king that it took years to get over his hatred of white people and they didn't understand that king's vision of love of the white man was tuck-minded. oh, i know it's hard to love the white man. he's grinning the legitimacy. he's not trying to argue against that. he says there'

long the coast tomorrow. temperatures, cooler because we are seeing more marine air. 78 in san jose. 85 los gatos.n hill 88 degrees tomorrow. cooler inland. upper 80s today. tomorrow in the lore 80s. 82 concord. 82 pleasanton. 84 antioch. 66 oakland. 70 hayward. 77 fremont. 62 ocean beach. 63 pacifica under cloudy skies throughout the day. 80 sonoma. 75 mill valley. seven day around the bay forecast, next couple days cooler as we see stronger sea breeze winds. that will slack off into saturday and sunday. temperatures warm a couple more degrees but it will return strongly into next week. so temperatures below average for inland valleys. about 10 degrees below. >>> two a's pitchers help hand out back packs. they will join richmond police and inside the back packs students will get things like binders and rulers and crayons and penceles and they will be able to check out what the activity club is doing and they offer sports, a homework club, computer center, music studio and the back packs are free for students ages 5-18. the event will happen on tuesday, august 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. that

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we could be near 80 in los gatos. 69 in millbrae, a little clouds and linger a little long are and low to mid-70s elsewhere. pat in pacifica and 60 in daly city. mid-60s in downtown to 67 in sausalito. upper 70s to low 80s through most of the north bay valleys. you see the breeze and clouds keeping richmond and oakland in the upper 50s. low to mid-70s for the rest of east bayshore. dublin, 78. low to mid-80s for the east bay valleys. breeze will keep hollister, gilroy locked in the 70s while most of the monterey bay is locked into the mid to upper 60s. drizzle along the coast and temperatures in the 50s once again. a slight warming trend saturday and sunday and cooling trend on sunday and especially cool on monday and tuesday of next week. >>> updated, happy to tell you those two big rigs cleared out of the lanes, in the oakland area at 23rd, really wonderful news if you are traveling northbound, a potential nightmare for traffic. back to san francisco, that structure fire, hated ashbury, masonic and waller in the general facility. crews are still mopping up. muni around that area, no

long. because i was born and raised in los angeles which is a very rare thing and, you know, hey. that's okay. people can say that. you know. i don't have any -- i surround myself with people who i love. >> you seem very grounded to me. i've never met you before but you seem very grounded. >> enough. >> a lot of musicians aren't. they're sort of paranoid, schizophrenic. it is a weird environment. >> yes. >> where do you get that from? is it your parents, your family? >> i think i just found balance, you know, through family and through friends and through really wonderful people in my life. >> what is the secret for other musicians coming into this business? it seems to me what the modern revolution is doing is weeding out the plastic pop brigade because actually it is much harder to cheat elijah. >> and the other thing about a band that i'd love to say, we've always made our records for the radio and there was a -- i've always had a slight chip on my shoulder because we are musicians. we play. we're great. we're a band. you know? there's nothing synthetic about what we do. howeve

los gatos. mid-to-upper 70s along the peninsula. san mateo is 76. that is as warm as it get ace long the coast. everyone else below that. upper 60s downtown south san francisco. low to mid-80s through the north bay valleys. 68 at monterey. near 90 in morgan hill. day game at the coliseum. 12:35 first pitch. sunny. temperature is 69. warming up to 74 by the time the game ends. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- more of the same for tomorrow. then you can see theal cooing trend. faster sea breeze that will drop temperatures four to six degrees by sunday. >> thank you. >>> french actor gerard depardieu is accused of shocking conduct on a commercial flight. fellow passenger on a paris to dublin flight last night says the oscar-nominated actor urinated on the plane. she says depardieu looked drunk and announced he needed to go. the cabin crew told him to be seated for take-off when he allegedly urinated on the ground. the crew then took him off the flight. spokeman confirmed the incident happened but wouldn't name the passenger. >>> tens of thousands of table-top feeding chairs for babies and toddlers are recalled. the me

>> in the case of europe, there los angeles to -- has to be fisl coordination, an approach where countries are allowed to borrow so long as they get their fiscal houses in order and budgets move towards balance. that is still not there. there is no coordination mechanism whatsoever and we hope something will come forward on that front but until that happens, i think this trend of weakness will probably persist for weeks or months. >> thanks very much, for that. let's look at the markets, now, after what's been a volatile week. be asian stocks making gains at the start of trade this friday morning. they're all slightly higher, as you can see gains of about 20 to 60 points there. in the u.s. overnight, wall street bounced back, the dow gaining nearly 4% and the nasdaq rising higher after an unexpected fall in unemployment claims fueled the rally. gold experiencing its biggest daily loss in over a year on profit-taking. in other news, the italian finance minister has told parliament that government costs are to be cut, state companies privatized and taxes raised on savings. the measures will be part of a program to satisf

los gatos, 8 in santa clara. and you're looking at sunshine after morning gray. 72 in mill gray a long the coastline, fog is lingering into afternoon. low to mid 6 ows, downtown san francisco, 67 degrees, 63 into sunset district. north bay, you'll see temperatures into mid-80s range and san rafael, 80 degrees, east bay, 74 in oakland. 80 degrees in union city. inland areas going to be warm. the warmest locations. 92 concord. and around the monlt ray bay, 77 in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is 96 sunday, mid-60s at the coast. if you don't like heat therk start to slip away, temperatures falling every day next week. and bottoming out around mid week. >> and there is relief coming. >> yes. >> and go on twitter. we haven't used them. >> air conditioning and sun screen. >> yes. >> and still ahead, here is your chance to play tourist in san francisco. courtesy of... finney's friday free stuf then, passion is amazing. we salute a bay area teenager whose tireless efforts helped raise tens of thousands of dollars for victims of genocide around the world. that is tonight on the 6:00 broadcast. sure, pull

los gatos. we have a warm-up on the way. how longing to last and what it means for your weekend. >> yeah, let's get you out to 580. we have no active incidents on the freeway and a 15 minute drive f. i move that travel time i want to tell you about two on vasco road. i don't know why no accident but if they have to block lanes that will be an in yishow of discovery bay. here the 40 right around l street. that's a slow down kicking off on schedule forrant wok. we should be slowing. then bay point, you see the 57 coming down below 60 through that area. also the carquinez bridge. the 72 in the commute westbound out of the north bay, but eastbound heading north we see yellow. that means speeds below 50. i'll check for active incidents. this is not sboing anything that's not reporting. further south we're heading to the toll plasa. the fog above those hills you. >> not bads. welcoming jon kelley to the team this week. not from the bay area but boy, can we teach him about things. >> i look forward to it. you've been in doctoring me. >> you

los gatos. mid-to-upper 70s along the peninsula. san mateo is 76. that is as warm as it get ace long the coast. everyone else below that. upper 60s downtown south san francisco. low to mid-80s through the north bay valleys. 68 at monterey. near 90 in morgan hill. day game at the coliseum. 12:35 first pitch. sunny. temperature is 69. warming up to 74 by the time the game ends. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- more of the same for tomorrow. then you can see theal cooing trend. faster sea breeze that will drop temperatures four to six degrees by sunday. >> thank you. >>> french actor gerard depardieu is accused of shocking conduct on a commercial flight. fellow passenger on a paris to dublin flight last night says the oscar-nominated actor urinated on the plane. she says depardieu looked drunk and announced he needed to go. the cabin crew told him to be seated for take-off when he allegedly urinated on the ground. the crew then took him off the flight. spokeman confirmed the incident happened but wouldn't name the passenger. >>> tens of thousands of table-top feeding chairs for babies and toddlers are recalled. the me

the first stop on the often long road of incarceration for gang members. >> every gang in los angeles county ends up coming here. and we just don't have enough places to segregate everybody and keep them from assaulting each other. and if you get one group that has superior numbers over the other and something sparks off a fight, it's going to be on. >> officials at the los angeles county jail told us racially segregated gangs are responsible for most of the violence including riots, like this one captured on surveillance tape. but we met one inmate who blames the problem on the system. >> i never wanted to get involved in racial problems. when i went to prison, i didn't hate blacks. i didn't hate mexicans. i didn't hate indians. i didn't hate anybody like that. but when you go to these prisons and by the time you do ten years like me, if you're even halfway sane, it's a miracle. >> this man was awaiting trial for the attempted murder of five police officers while on parole for an earlier conviction of voluntary manslaughter. >> i date i met him it was like meeting hannibal lecter. i

los angeles. the lines are long.icans, in particular and others are coming out to get connected with a job. we have encouraged the businesses of america, the corporations to join with us and try and connection people with opportunity. the black caucus decided to get out of washington. enough with the rhetoric. while we do our policy work, we do the job fairs. the tour you are talking about, take a look at this headline in the wall street journal. obama aims to keep white voters on board. we want to be on board, too. you are right. you talked about the lower unemployment rate in the states where he went. it does not compare with the high unemployment in the cities we are going into. that's why it's so important for us now to join the discussion, to come up with ideas to be a part of the solution and let african-americans and minorities and others know we feel their pain. they are not being dropped off the agenda. the long term unemployment that's devastating our community is going to be dealt with. the black caucus is

long conditions. we have a tropical depression to the south of mexico as well. 38 degrees in houston today. and hot day in los angeles. 31. but much cooler towards the pacific northwest. now for europe. the heaviest of rain will occur across the northern tier of the continent. much of continental europe will stay dry and settled under this very large high pressure system. the british isles, too, looking much drier. could even see spells of sunshine as well. france will see wet weather. much of spain and portugal will stay dry. stays hot in madrid. 37 degrees. paris will be warm, 28. 20 degrees, cool in london. here is your extended forecast now. >>> an annual bonfire festival has been held in kyoto with messages from survivors of the march 11 disaster inscribed on local firewood. on tuesday evening, the first fire was lit in the shape of the chinese character dai meaning large followed by silent prayers for the disaster victims. the city government originally planned to use the firewood from trees swept away by the march 11 tsunami. but the plan was cancelled after radioactive cesium was detected in wood sent

long conditions. we have a tropical depression to the south of mexico as well. 38 degrees in houston today. and hot day in los angeles. 31. but much cooler towards the pacific northwest. now for europe. the heaviest of rain will occur across the northern tier of the continent. much of continental europe will stay dry and settled under this very large high pressure system. the british isles, too, looking much drier. could even see spells of sunshine as well. france will see wet weather. much of spain and portugal will stay dry. stays hot in madrid. 37 degrees. paris will be warm, 28. 20 degrees, cool in london. here is your extended forecast now. >>> an annual bonfire festival has been held in kyoto with messages from survivors of the march 11 disaster inscribed on local firewood. on tuesday evening, the first fire was lit in the shape of the chinese character dai meaning large followed by silent prayers for the disaster victims. the city government originally planned to use the firewood from trees swept away by the march 11 tsunami. but the plan was cancelled after radioactive cesium was detected in wood sent