look at today's high temperatures in several loks. compared with average highs and look how much cooler, look at number there's in blue. each ocean was after rej so gives an idea of how unusual it's been. looking live right now at golden gate bridge visibility is reduced. showers likely tonight and tomorrow. we'll see clearing trends beginning on skbens a major warm up againing on thursday having high temperatures soaring into 90s inland. our satellite radar image animating shows movement of the next area of move continuing to push through the bay area. they won't be continuous and may not be very wide spread. it will be cloudy, later in the evening and during overnight hours. you'll see a wet commute some spots tomorrow morning later in the day that area of rainfall and moisture breaking up into batches here and there. by afternoon and evening commute it will be very wet. looks like mainly confined to north bay at that hour then we'll see tapering off overnight tuesday into wednesday morning it will be over by 11:00 wednesday morning

look at today's high temperatures in several loks.ompared with average highs and look how much cooler, look at number there's in blue. each ocean was after rej so gives an idea of how unusual it's been. looking live right now at golden gate bridge visibility is reduced. showers likely tonight and tomorrow. we'll see clearing trends beginning on skbens a major warm up againing on thursday having high temperatures soaring into 90s inland. our satellite radar image animating shows movement of the next area of move continuing to push through the bay area. they won't be continuous and may not be very wide spread. it will be cloudy, later in the evening and during overnight hours. you'll see a wet commute some spots tomorrow morning later in the day that area of rainfall and moisture breaking up into batches here and there. by afternoon and evening commute it will be very wet. looks like mainly confined to north bay at that hour then we'll see tapering off overnight tuesday into wednesday morning it will be over by 11:00 wednesday morning r

most loks reporting only a couple hundredths of an inch. right now aconsiders the bay bridge temperatures 58 in san francisco. 63 oakland life. another live view from our camera is looking west, dreary conditions and a comparison so far with the average highs for this date notice how much cooler most locations are 15 degrees cooler in livermore this is not a typical june 24th with you. additional rainfall tomorrow, at least occasional rain in the event and a major warm up begin was temperatures soaring. we have this to contend with. weather moving into our direction bringing us rain tonight. and tomorrow. so let's start forecast at 8:00. cloudy with perhaps spotty rainfall. and later tonight rain becoming more swid spread by 5:00 looks like lots of wet areas during the morning commute. during the day we'll see it breaking up going into late afternoon and early evening. then we'll see it ending totals could be impressive along the coast. most of the bay area will see only a few hundredths of an inch. lows tonight on the mild side around 60 d

you know, i lok at it and woul we make of whatthis is teing us? nikkei is saying that obvously when the japanese federal reserve started in september, they said look me in the eye, read my lips. it is going up and the n is going up very high. so everybody went into that trade. i think that a three bladed blind dog could do that. when the music stops, everybody went out the same door. the power of that includes that we will not have onemore run because of the money that we made. >> tt's an interesting point. thousan of miles from our own sure, i don't buy it. >> exactly. i know t because they are there part time every year. the thing is that the s&p50 has been directly correlat for a long time.@ what that means or peoe thinking about ben bernanke and how we are doing things here, w3 may not like to admit it, but it is critical to what i happening. neil: how many central banks are basis? so you're you are free tohat is going to happen? >> well, nish up. >> okay. >> if th back off, you will have to step up to a program that is three times the size of

. >> i'm asking you to lok at the --. read the media, read the coverage, read how it's gotten off the ont pages. it got a lot more tird were covered. >> you're speechless. >> of cose it was an attack on coertives. i mean, this is so obvious. there is a public service employees union along with mr. obama going after conservatives. that's so obvious it's a joke, and the media is playing along with it and it's, of course, going to happen. all of these are incredibly obvious. there is a giant elephant in the room. it's political partisanship using the irs as a hatchet. >> we're going to keep reporting it because w find when an agency uses its full power to go after anybody, it's bad. if they're going to use a couple liberal groups to say all is even stevens, that's all good, but ask yourself the question whether any government agency should be doing that. and i will save this country alone, if i must! >>> mortgage rates seeing their biggest weekly jump i more than two decades. so why is that good news for the value of your ho

and for the teacher to evoke the fifth amendment at a time like this, lok, i'm all about history class this point, these kids are under the protection of t school. we entrust our children to these people president building. i want to know everything. i don't really care. >> eric: hang on. go ahead, julian, break the tie. i'm gusing i know which way you'll go. >> as i alway say, i hate to agree with jonathan on principle here. but jonathan is exactly right. it was a dumb survey. if the school really wanted this information, they would have done an anonymous survey. there are fifth amendment issues re. these answers go into the permanent files for the students and the teacher was absolutely right in giving students this civics lessos. >> eric: wayne, i kind ofgree with tracy on this. kids need some direction. now maybe they should have done it anonymously, i'll agree with that one. >> well, making a kid, giving him direction aand saying you're going to violate the constitution or give you a lesson about the constitution are totally different things. i agree with jonathan and julian, all

non profit which i used to work, but i'm glad we were able to do something and we need to continue to lok at this long term because it's something that we should really consider trying to figure out a long term plan around how we approach this situation in the future. so i'm glad to be able to support this budget tonight and i'm looking forward to going home and getting some rest. so thanks again. >> thank you supervisor breed. >> i'm sorry. because you thanked your staff, i got to thank my staff and intern, thank you phil and whoever else's name i can't remember for staying with me and doing the work to get to this point. >> supervisor yee. >> i'll go after you, please. >> thank you chair farrell. i really want to thank everyone of the budget committee members who put this compromise budget together. i know how much work it was for all of you and your staff. i do want to thank my staff who put a lot of time into roaming the corridors here and trying to help out with the process and that's ormino. thank you, matias. >> i want to say that -- i'm repeating too much of what has been said, th

. >> california's more lok closely. and nannette miranda has the story now on the fight over $3 million. >> the state's foster children are el j jibl until age 21 for coverage under medical. a program for low income californians. they lose insurance after that. >> i don't have. >> i safety net. >> that is what happened to this stanford grad who has a painful chronic illness is uninsured. >> they limit it and try to tough it out and take whatever tylenol you can and maybe spend a day in bed or something like that. or front the cost governoring to the emergency room. >> in 2014 former foster youth will be required under the federal affordable care act to be covered under medical until age 26. until then, advocates hoping to begin coverage now for 6,000 who aged out of the system. they've been trying to get ledge slay tur to pay for the years because other adult children have been able to get coverage under their parents private insurance until age 26. >> so in order to be equitable beca the state is the parent of the chil

i think this option if you lok at the facts, it israther contradictory. looking at how little specifics we have, it is certainly alarming to see ow the opinion has had a change. neil: you mentioned the former governor. if all elsefails, htchback. >> according according to the u.s., that is tetechnically against the law in certain parameters. it is a very difficult position. certainly as much as facebook and interest on all of those companies want to cooperate with each oer and the u.s. governmeet. neil: here is my theory. do you think that this emboldens the government to keep doing this because now they did it with the companies and they gave them illegal out? >> well, companies wanto do right by their customers. pecially telecommunications an e-mail server companies. they want to protect their customers privacy. unfortunately, government seems to be, time and time again, trying to ake this out >> the immunity would only be required if blanket snooping was tolerated. not only in washington, but in the markets as well the distrust of government also priva

. >> california's more lok closely.annette miranda has the story now on the fight over $3 million. >> the state's foster children are el j jibl until age 21 for coverage under medical. a program for low income californians. they lose insurance after that. >> i don't have. >> i safety net. >> that is what happened to this stanford grad who has a painful chronic illness is uninsured. >> they limit it and try to tough it out and take whatever tylenol you can and maybe spend a day in bed or something like that. or front the cost governoring to the emergency room. >> in 2014 former foster youth will be required under the federal affordable care act to be covered under medical until age 26. until then, advocates hoping to begin coverage now for 6,000 who aged out of the system. they've been trying to get ledge slay tur to pay for the years because other adult children have been able to get coverage under their parents private insurance until age 26. >> so in order to be equitable because of the state is the parent of the chil

do the benefits that they did it in such a way that is local and help people to account because you lokhe face because if he had a plasma screenv while unnmployed it is harder tdo that when you know, the people that are supporting you. there is mo to this than just what we will cut the wheat allowed to merge after that.. john: to counter your optimism from twitter a file clerk says is untrue this austerity will only go oto hurt the pork? >> we like to think it does that most government spending goes to the rich and no ceople. john: food stamps and medicaid. >>hat is a tiny portion there's a lot of things to cut before we get to the poor corporate welfare or in time of programs that go to rich people why should everybody contribute to social securit and every by the get someoney back? reserve for the people who are poured it is not to pay for health care and retiment whore able. >> but theyaid it enurages pople to not to say we don't need to save the government saves for us then we get more spending. john: katchis sarcasm. [laughter] >> if the government is deemed irresponsible because o

yore back to that rugged marine lok that you represented throughout your life.been a hell of a journey, though, hasn't it? >> youknow, half of what we learn in lifeeis through the journey. it's from getting from here to there. and that wasust one day in my life being wounded in iraq, severely wounded as i s. and having endurednearly 60 surgeries in my recovery and having a program like operation men be there for me as a resource, having served my country and come home and have my country want to serve me such unique way, to provide such specialized care as to really give me back a nse of my humanity, to give me my normal back, back to who i was. it'sinvaluable. i can't than ron, can't thank ucla medil systems or brook army medical center, everyone who has touche my life along the way. i can't thank them enough, including you, sir. >> wwll, i did nothing. i had the honor of reporting your sry and getting to know you, and it's a treasured honor, i assure you. ronald, let me ask youthisis. you've bee receiving money, various funding, govert funding in part. the wor

not yet a tropical storm, stor however, this moisture looks lok like it wants to be draggeddragd towardhe north at the end of the week.we increase of clouds during the day tonight and later tomorrow. we could have a few showers show around by thursday afternoon an a decent chance, a good chance n that much of friday could be rainshowers and much of that could be heavy if the summer of the -- the summer o center of tm passes through here.re. sunshine another gorgeous dayous enjoy it. it. winds out of the south and east 5-10. 61 becoming cloudy, cooll overnight, 61 the overnight low. there's the seven-day forecast, 80 tomorrow with more clouds ans sun for your thursday, a few showers. best chance of showers will beos to the west tomorrow. cooler chance for all of us to o see rain on friday.in how much rain we see, there wile be enough to cause flooding issues. it's a potential with all of that moisture overhead. we will dump back into sunshine by sunday.sunday. >> okay, thank you, tucker.tuck. >>> sorry about that. th >>> now, you know what it's time for, don't you? you? >> too-too d doo-

i am betting that notonly does this latest perm lok good, but comes at a time scandal weary americanso anne oranything. >> the american people really are looking for heroes a now we have the gallup poll that shows that congress has its worst showing since 197. even some in the media rank higher. >> surprisingly, sall businesses are the second most trusted institution. sot's ally interesting. peopleewant to go to the movie and we don't have those superheroes in washiton just yet. >> members of congress do n get to th on that same thing. they remind you more were they are basicallyasily manipulated and bendable and they make a real big mess k a long time to clean up. i believe that we will see things like obamacare. >> someone did a little analogy. i always wondered about some movies that cme hits at different times. the last superman incarnation. i'm wondering whether t environment actually helped a character likethis. >> i do not dbt it. the history of the oppression, we had all of these rch people ling a happy life. people wanted to b uplifted by the stories. we have a lot of problem

while many look up, it's important to lok ahead protect your ew wealth. me, president of the capital management, and, gary, welcome back to the show. great to have you on. >thank you. gerri: this is nteresing. if you look at preinvasion, it looks mighty good, and people out there now worry there's a bubble somewhere else. what do you tll them about protecting the wealth grown over the last couple years? >> first off, it is good. people tie the wealth to the houses, which prices are going up, and, of course, the market. what i tell people islearn we go through more bear makets, that usally takes 30% away from your equity, and learn how to manage during those times. most people don't watch enough, and they just sit there, everything's going to a-okay, always comes back, and, look e we just broke out of a 13-year range, took that long to move higher. hopefully, it continues, it's whether or not to watch, and when it goes south, no problem with selling off and keeping the equity market. gerri: like, oh, the target's been down, pull money? is that what you mea

there in a lok. the only place you're safe in a tornado is underground.est place in a will he-lying area such as a ditch. we strongly recommend people do not try to outrun a storm in cars and they don't drive in the storms and then, they don't try to seek shelter under elevated structures because those are the most-dangerous places you can be when a tornado comes through. >> i was talking to a gentleman from oklahoma who built a shelter tr. -- there. he recalls going through some of the worst tornadoes and his family had him laying down on potato piles. heñr5ked about how this new shelter they'd built had concrete and everything you need. even things you can use to dig out of it. should a lot of debris pile on top that have shelter and i was struck by that. to have this happen today, the irony of having that conversation with him this morning and the governor telling us that oklahoma city is a wonderful place to live. i've lived there in tulsa. if ever going to be in a struggle or direness and disasters this is the place to be because people are strong an

you know, i lok at this, and i ink here we go again. we've seen these scammers just generally targeting people ho have trouble with debt, but now they are smart enough to know students have accumulated a trillion dollars in debt going after those folks. what do you think of it >> >> it's outragus. they charge a fee for something the government provides for free, and the government provides consolidation, income-based repayment, rehabilitation of defaulted loans all for free. gerri: well, let's look at what some of the folksredoing because they are charging high fees for program that are free, as you say, sellin a one-size fits all approach, the same answer for everybody, provide inaccurate information telling you things about the government programs that are not true, discouraging borrowers from handling their open cases, and focusing op sales, nt counseling how did these, i guess you would say companies, typically approach students and people with student loan debts? >> well, some advertise o tv @%th names that are similar to the feder

. >> shop that for yur own wedding dress, lok at bridal salons, they have trunk shows with associateds like that, a really great way to go. gerri: i wore pansuit. >> tthat's chic. gerri: that or silly. great to meet you, great information, good tips, people just spend too much money on this. >> look for ways to save. gerri: i'm cheap though, thank you. paying for a wedding may be too much for the 55% of 2013 college grads heading into the real world without a job, but certain cities can provide more opportunities thanthers. i'm not just talking about employment. in order to rank the cities, nerd wall let looks at iportant factors like, well, theprice of pizza. th is tonight's top five, number five, philadelphia, cost of livng, moderate, and in the health care business? business i booming in philadelpa. number four, baltimore, a low cost of living, average rent is $13100 a month for a one bedroom. that's cheap, people. they have the cheapest movie tkets, number three, denver, the mile high city with the most bars per capita. the modern unemployment rate a good thing. seattle, walkable

if you lok at preinvasion, it looks mighty good, and people out there now worry there's a bubble somewheret do you tell them about prtecting the wealth grown over the last cuple years? >> first off, it is good. people tie the wealth to he houses, which prices are going up, and, of course, the market. what i tell people is learn we go through more bear markets, that usually takes30% away fro your equity, and learn how to manage during those times. most people don't watch enough, and they just sit there, everything's going to be a-okay, always comes back, nd, look e we just broke out of a 13-yearr range, took that long to move higher. hopefully, it continues, it's whether or not to watch, and when t goes south, no problem with selling off and keeping the equity market. gerri: like, oh, the trget's been down, pull money? is that what you mean? >> no, not a day or two. look, markets have an ebb and flow, far, greed, emotions will be around. you get into moments in time with bear markets, and the last 13 years, two 50% drops in the s&p. that hurts. a lot of people get out in the midst of that,