that is really exciting news for us and we are looking for to that at long last. as i think you already know, this week, the oracle racing has debuted to of their ac-45 vessels for the running of the catamarans. the ac-72's which are twice as tall, will be running for the calendar series in july, 2013, as well as the final match of the america's cup. this week, from 1:00 until 3:30, june 13 through june 17, is the running of america's cup 45, and they're testing out the courses. i think they have some fine- tuning, after yesterday's capsizing, as well as race management technology, all under the purview of john, who is the course designer for the america's cup management group, formally doing the same job for the st. francis yacht club. they're doing places all over the bay. -- there are viewing places all over the bay. the most scenic would be from golden gate bridge to pier 39, or the 1850 replica of the america's cup yacht race. or the 2003 challenger usa 76. those vessels are also out there, and hopefully everybody will get to see them. they're said to go abou

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and at long last spript users may be able to get the iphone. reports say that apple is in advanced tests for an iphone that's compatible with sprint's wireless network. apple is set to order sprint cell towers last year. apple conducted tests, you remember, with the verizon towers months before announcing a verizon iphone. >> thank you much. have you ever wanted to scold another driver for speeding or cutting you off and maybe ask them out for a date as well. one company tried to be the face book for your car. it allows drivers to connect via license plates. vicki nguyen has more on this new player in the social media game. some say it's cool. others call it creepy. >> reporter: it turns out there are at least two things that just about all of us have. a cell phone and a license plate. and mitch, the ceo of bump.com is betting you're going to like an idea he says is sort of facebook and force ware meets low jack. >> a communication platform around your vehicle which you're going to spend five years of your life in. >> bump.com has entered 250 mi

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some measure of what all of us have been through in the last ten years saying "these long wars will come to a responsible end." president obama said our post-9/11 world has changed and the war in afghanistan has itself changed. so bottom line, 33,000 americans, roughly the number that went in on the surge, will be home by late summer, 2012. goes without saying we'll have more coverage all night on msnbc on cable and the web, on your late local news and of course tomorrow morning on "today." for some of you, "the voice" is next up. we return no touowr regular programming. for our team here, i'm brian williams, nbc news, new york. >>> from washington, d.c., we're back here live in the bay area. good evening again, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. if you're just joining us, we watched the president deliver a nationwide address announcing the withdrawal of 10,000 troops from afghanistan by the end of this year, another 23,000 troops by the end of summer next year. the president saying that the tide of war has changed. and that it's time now to begin nation-building here at home. sayin

the good news is, the system does not last very long.ad news is, it is not the only one we're watching. here is where temperatures will be this afternoon. ahhere is your 7 day forecast. again, we are watching a second storm system. we have a break on thursday but the storms on friday may be heavier, an inch or more rain falling from that and it is long-lasting. we will be what throughout the weekend. >> a former bart employee he will likely be released from prison after a shooting death of a board passenger. he was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to jail. he should be released sometime in june. community activists are no happier now than they were when the verdict came out. they plan to take to the streets when messily is released. >> we are going to yell very loudly about police violence in the streets. >> on our facebook fan page we asked what people thought about you hantaviruses messily being released and has he paid his debt to society and should he be left alone. unanimously viewers are no. one >> your said,

even with one major change, there is an absorption changes needed if you want to measure any long-lasting effects. you want to micromanage taxi drivers. congestive pricing combined with cab pooling is a win/win/win situation. it is the greenest thing you can do. however, a living wage for a taxi driver is the least you can do. but both have one drawback -- it has to be carefully thought out by compassionate people with intelligence. what's a service increase that is already in the pipeline? we have a thing or rumored as a peak time, but it unfeasible for cabdrivers. it's feasible for cab companies and the mta, but for the customer is an oversupply of cabs when you don't need it. we're talking a majority of the time. [tone] [applause] [reading names] >> and the president of a cab company and of a taxi advisory council. let me voice my support for a meager increase. this will help our drivers. we are proud of the work our drivers to in the work they perform day in and day out. with no meter increase since 2003, the increase is necessary and warranted. we've taken several steps to help our d

an opportunity put into place, things that are long lasting. >> am i correct that we will have another water taxi landing open by then? >> i think it is a little later. the exploritorium opens in 2013, but i believe the landing is trailing that. they are ahead of schedule, though, so anything could happen. >> item 10. new business. is there any public comment on new business? no public comment? >> item 11. public comment. >> is there any public comment on public comment? seeing none. corrine? you have to say something. >> yee haw. >> i do not think there is a commission in the country that begs for public comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is corrine woods. i would highly recommend that you not only read the people plan, if you have not already, but on the oewd web site, you can click on --what is it called? the status update is very useful. it actually shows what written -- people have written in about. it would be very helpful for you to add, between now and the end of may. they have covered a lot of bases. but i think you will find, given your experience and knowledg

. >> your landing ends a long- lasting legacy that will go on.welcome home, "endeavour". >> it will be taken out of suffers and sent to the california sigh -- service and sent to the california science center where it will, the centerpiece of a space display. after the crew landeds -- landed, they could see "atlantis" on the launchpad. that's the final launch and that's scheduled for july 8th. >>> tougher penalties for people caught pointing leaser -- laser beams at planes. it was announced by the faa that anyone who hits a plane, it is now a serious offense. and they will be imposing punishes and fines quickly without the need for proceedings. >>> the national hurricane center is expecting up to 18 named tropical storms. six to ten could become hurricanes and three to six of them could be major license. homeland secretary, janet napolitano, is mon those -- among those briefing president obama. she's at outside of the white house. >> as part of our planning for hurricane season, we've been focused on what we call the whole community approach. it'

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this is going to be a long lasting system. let's move this in. let's take a look at how quickly it's going to move. we'll see in the green the sprinkling there. those showers building up denoted in the yellow and orange, the intensity of these rain showers. we are definitely going to feel the bulk of it through tonight into early tomorrow morning. as we look at these highs, not much to talk about here. santa rosa, 63 along with napa and vallejo. fairfield 66 and livermore not faring much better, 67 is your expected high. here's a look at our extended forecast. we have rain showers for today, tomorrow and sunday. possibly breaking up by monday. tuesday we do have a break there. we are going to see partly cloudy skies by wednesday and thursday, better conditions warmer conditions. sydnie, definitely a wet weekend on tap. >> that's okay. thanks, erika martin. >>> the raindrops may fall this weekend but it's not going to stop a group of los gatos artists. don fernandez shows us how they are banding together to save the arts for kids. >> reporter: art

support for modest cuts could give lawmakers the political cover they need to fix social security at long last. scott? >> pelley: nancy, why is a.a.r.p. doing this now? >> reporter: well, essentially it's because of the debt cutting talks that are going on right now on capitol hill led by vice president biden. some proposals had been floated to bring social security into those talks to cut it as a way to bring down the debt, and the a.a.r.p. insists that social security should not be raided-- that it didn't cause the debt and that it shouldn't be used to lower it. >> pelley: thanks, nancy. social security consumes 20% of the federal budget, so it's part of the debate over how the manage america's $14 trillion debt. when countries don't manage debt, the trouble reaches far and wide. and that's what's happening now with greece. anthony mason reports that the government replaced its finance minister today to stave off a modern greek tragedy. >> reporter: greece's cabinet reshuffle was a desperate effort to restore confidence after a week of turbulence on the streets of athens as protesters balked

not going to be too long-lasting, but you want to watch for a couple thundershowers here. showers through the british isles and scandinavian peninsula and the northern end of scandinavian peninsula. looking at some showers tonight. as for temperatures on wednesday gets up to 22 in stockholm, 25 in berlin and 30 degrees for vienna so getting hot here and 33 degrees in madrid, still hot again on wednesday, you want to watch out for that. all right, that's a look at your weather for now and here is your three-day outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. \s aÑÑ÷Ñ÷÷Ñ÷ÑÑÑÑÑÑ÷÷÷ÑÑÑ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷

. >>> it's happening right now not far from here, theater district in new york, opening night at long lastor "spider-man" turn off the dark." perhaps lions and cats have been big money makers. two irish rock stars figured spiders would be a smash. you turn the comic book "spider-man" into a broadway show and what hadn't gone wrong? it's the most expensive production ever. we have our conversation with the men of rock who have been positively rolled by this experience and are hoping the jokes will stop when the curtain goes up. >> reporter: when our sweet, good natured furry friends at "sesame street" do their parody of the mishaps and injuries of a broadway show that's when you know you have a pr problem. >> bono, could you give me a boost next time? >> reporter: when the tony awards, broadway's oscar night sets aside a segment for jokes about a broadway show, it's uncomfortable. >> i sent bono a congratulatory cable but it snapped. >> so it's a natural question for the show's two chief creators. >> have your names taken a hit, do you think? >> i don't believe so. i think the project has c

you'll see the warming trend and how long it will last. >> kristen: sun, what is that? and it comes out sometimes. thank you so much for joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. >> the chief of n.t.s.b. will tour the site of last fall's san bruno pipeline explosion and fire. n.t.s.b. is investigating the cause of the blast which killed 8 people and destroyed dozens of homes. i'm aim is live in san bruno with more. >> reporter: this is her first visit to the scene. the explosion happened nine months ago there is plenty of

we're here this evening because we want lath -- long-lasting solutions, we want to sharpen the work force. we want to develop an equitable economy, create affordable housing, up for the infrastructure. the city's investment in our district is important now more than ever. we look to your leadership, mr. mayor, to level the playing field for low-income immigrant communities, working class communities. these solutions require your support. we know the city has many tools. as a landowner, in turn we can develop our communities on publicly-owned land to meet our neighbors. and also insurance agencies stepped up as strong partners to to support the communities. we have five more stops that will be led by an all-star cast of district 11 heroes. these include community development, parks and neighborhood cleanliness, youth and students, and we will end with our community analysis of the city's budget. so we're on the verge of something incredible. let's hear from the community. [applause] i would like to introduce terry valen, director of the filipino community center. >> can you hear me? i am t

should commit to a long-lasting presence and economic aid. he believes that he hopes the u.s. can help end corruption in afghanistan because he says that is the only way the people will believe it's possible to improve their country. >> and the defense department puts a cost of the 10-year war at nearly $300 bill yichblt those figures are through april of the year. and that is not counting the human tolls. there are 6160 crosses in the hillside memorial off highway 24. they represent men and women killed in combat in the war in afghanistan as well as iraq. >> giants fan guyin stow, brutally beaten in los angeles reached a major milestone in his recovery. we have the latest on the condition. welcome news. >> doctors say they've seen enough improvement and upgrading the condition from critical to serious, an indication of touch and go phase is over, now, hard work of helping him regain as much brain function as possible is set to begin. >> brian stow sustained a traumatic brain injury he probably would not have survived 10 years ago. >> but now, three months after the brutal bea

20 people. >>> and love is in the air as hundreds of calms -- couples are recognized for their long- lasting marriages. some for decades. we'll have that story next.  >>> a deadly e-coli outbreak continues to spread across europe. officials in germany believe they have found the cause. they say locally grown bean sprouts may be blamed for the e collie who has killed some and sickened many more. officials are warning people not to eat bean sprouts and are pinpointing one restaurant in particular where 17 people got sick after eating there. >>> several volunteers show up today to clean homes and clear trees from the streets and some residents still can't go home after the storm in missouri. >>> man's best friend hits the waves in california. all in the name of charity. check out the pups hanging 10 here. they are pretty good. dogs showed off surfing exits on a competition on imperial beach. it was raising money for donors choose.org. and going backward. >> i can't do that. how talented. >>> so it seemed like the humidity levels wept down. >> but guess what? coming back up. exactly, yeah. n

as long as the last one. quite as hot, but mid-to-upper 90s inland. we'll run air conditioner and run for cover in the heat. pools. hopefully will be nice and well-used this weekend. good thursday morning. clouds are offshore. we have spotty clouds here and there. the clouds in development. we have calm conditions everywhere. the fastest win in sfo, # miles per hour. out of the west. with the clear and calm conditions, all of us cooler than yesterday. antioch is one to three degrees warmer. san francisco and san rafael, the same. when you step outside, it may be cooler this morning. by the afternoon hours it will be warmer. 8:00, we have mostly sunny conditions. the temperatures are holding in the 50s. once we get past 8:00, look how we ramp up the 70s inland. by 4:00, the total sunshine, working its way to the coast. 65 in san francisco. low to mid-70s through the bay shore and south bay. 80s showing up in the north bay and east bay valley. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- there you go. the heat is on.

the march disaster may have long-lasting effects for the u.s., amid an uncertain economic outlook. >>> china's central bank says it will again raise the reserve requirement ratio for the country's banks in order to contain growing inflation. the people's bank of china said on tuesday that it will raise the ratio by 0.5% next monday. this would be the sixth time this year there's been an increase, bringing the ratio for major banks to an extraordinary 21.5%. the measure is expected to reduce bank lending and curb price increases. the central bank announced the move hours after china announced that its consumer price index in may was up 5.5% from a year earlier, marking a 34-month high. to curb price increases, the bank has already raised its key interest rates twice this year. growing inflationary trends in china are making it increasingly hard for the country's financial authorities to manage monetary policy. >>> and now let's get a check on the markets. on wall street overnight the dow rose for the second straight day. to see how stocks are rmpl performing here in japan we cross over

role in the conflict in libya is this war becoming the next in the line of long lasting and unpopular wars do you think well there is a criticism of this the war in libya for the super reason the mystic reasons first of all there is a law in the u.s. that asks. the executive president to ask for permission from congress before involving u.s. troops abroad and the this time barack obama did not ask that the mission just went ahead i understand there in the end of this week that the congress will be voting on a resolution drucker's rouge introduced by democrat dennis kucinich directs the president to remove u.s. armed forces from libya i don't think that this will pass but this is again a way to play domestic politics because we're getting closer to a presidential election next year and president obama doesn't want to appear as launching new who wars in broad as his trying to get out of iraq and afghanistan he does have a we're very grateful for your time in the scholar of columbia university if you are thinking thank you. still to come on the program tonight picking up the load how the

fourth round options cypriot marcus baghdatis not giving up without a fight in their own country this long last rally indicative of. who will fill six six three six in the final for. the dance. moving on from tennis where this weekend marks one hundred years since the founding of the russian olympic committee celebrations well they occurred through i think country but especially in moscow us constantine to top off reports. russia has a massive olympic tradition there's been many ups and downs throughout the boss injury for sports in the country but the biggest achievement is behalf that the russian olympic committee has not been going for one hundred years and delusion hysteria and that hosted the moscow olympics in one thousand eight hundred became the center of celebrations marking that fact russian olympic champions and famous athletes turn up giving everyone a chance to talk to some top sports stars. i think an event such as this one should be held every year as it is an important occasion for all the current former and future russian olympians and of the population see that athletes give i

we'll talk about that heat wave and how long it lasts coming up a little later. derek. >> thank you annie. >>> they are bringing in the heavy machinery. we'll tell you about that. but first, church and state may need to be separate, but should they be equal? we'll be taking a look at that question a little later on in our show. stay with us. >>> back now with a look at the fields in the center of a lawsuit in arlington county. earlier this year when the county rejected a request by the washington archdiocese to install lights at the high school. now the archdiocese is suing. it says since the county did allow lights at other high schools, the archdiocese believes that decision was descrim story. >>> the civil liberty's union is challenging a new law that lets the state drug test welfare recipients. governor rick scott says it's about not wasting taxpayer dollars. >> our taxpayers are not interested in subsidizing drug addiction. it's no different if you apply for a job, they aren't saying you use drugs, in that work environment, they don't want you to use drugs.

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and they're very long, lasting trees. so, we, we, they're a great street tree. and they have a nice can nappy, which sometimes can be a challenge for the property owner to maintain, but ultimately it gives you a lot to work with. >> sometimes people are concerned because the signage above the store may be hidden by the tree can opy, and there's a conflict with commercial uses. >> that's right. in commercial &s we will find trees that are more upright. we help them plant away from the signs, it is nobody's best interest for them to be overpruned or the property owner to have a genuine commercial enterprise they're losing their signage for. >> any questions? >> >> you talked about using a lot of australian trees, the olive, the mediterranean, the -- we have other mediterranean trees that we like? >> we to. i'm still trying to get the city to send me to itly to do more research. thank you. so far that hasn't resulted in anything but there are some italian tree that is we can plant, italian buck horn, and in some cases with the right conditions italian cypress can b

. ♪ >> pelley: at long last today a confession from democratic congressman anthony weiner of new york been lying to everyone when he denied sending a lewd picture of himself to a college student on twitter. thousands of people received the twitter photo of the congressman posing in his underwear. today in new york weiner said this. >> i haven't told the truth... and i've done things i deeply regret. i brought pain to people i care about the most, people who believed in me and for that i'm deeply sorry. i apologize to my wife and our families as well as to our friends and supporters. i'm deeply ashamed of my terrible judgment and actions. >> pelley: ashamed perhaps, but weiner said he would not resign. house democratic leader nancy pelosi is calling for an investigation by the ethics committee. for a little bit of perspective on this story, we have our congressional correspondent nancy cordes. nancy, earlier today we talked about the large number, it seems of congressmen who have fallen lately. >> reporter: exactly, scott. weiner becomes the third congressman from new york alone to hav

lobbying and then the federal reserve and it's too big to fail but now so we'll have to see how long that last how long that stakeout last may we can talk you out there campaigning but my question for you this is obviously a very different approach to solving the problems of this country than what we see and washington and then the approach that we see president obama called for he for one night with his. jobs and competitiveness council which he has touted to promote job creation but it's made up of twenty six private sector leaders headed by c.e.o. general electric so implied in this council is that you know telling private sector corporate leaders to solve the job problem is that corporate interests are aligned with the best interests of workers and unemployment in this is the unemployment rather in this country do you agree or disagree with that. well look i completely disagree and you know if you look at it objectively the interests of one cent of one percent of the u.s. population has not bode well for ninety nine percent of the population i mean if you look at the leaders that they've b

however, this is raising concern among the market players that how long this inflation will last.n fact, this round of inflation is much more spub born than people had previously anticipated. >> four things i would like to go through with you if you don't mind about the factors leading to this. basically we're looking at food prices, oil, electricity and real estate. can you walk me through this? >> absolutely. food prices have been the primary cause of inflation in china. this month is up 11.7%, that's 30% of cpi basket. oil price, of course, have also been a driving force as oil continues to stay above $100 a barrel. china being a major importer of oil is affected by rising oil prices globally. electricity prices is a relatively new phenomenon. the last couple years, tariffs have been largely flat. however, at the end of may, the china government lifted electricity prices at long last to help alleviate some of the loss making situation. so this is now beginning to feed through to cpi inflation. finally, of course, real estate. china's real estate prices have risen probably by as

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just the question, how long will it last. as you know no weather pattern has been able to grab ahold of our weather for very long. this time of year, let's talk about what is going on whether here or down at the beach at santa cruz. where the guy that walks across, he is not there. he must have taken his lunch somewhere else. but you see the sunny beaches. north bay, having a little bit of trouble getting rid of the clouds. you can see why, see this curl, small area of low pressure that is keeping the winds out of the south and north bay. in the next hour or so you'll get your sunshine. check out temperatures, really responding where we have seen the sunshine the longest. antioch and los gatos, a lot of low to mid-50s and where the clouds are right along 101 into half moon bay, temperatures in the upper 50s. low to mid-50s watsonville, sls and gilroy. it will be warmer inland. cloudy again tonight but patchy drizzle just like it was this morning in the north bay -- i should say the east bay hills and high elevations. this patt

would rise and prices went up and some would argue the goldman sachs commodity index has played a long lasting role in speculators trading on food and energy and constant food prices to rise globally so is there any way to stop that i discuss this with me is tyson slocum research director for public citizens and her g. program thank you so much for being on this yeah my pleasure now like i said ever going to break these down one by one in just a minute but what do you say are we seeing at least some kind of a pattern emerging here where the goldman sachs likes to make a prediction a lot of prices will often go up but a lot of people say well because that's what you're doing is you're fueling the speculation or you have no question we've seen this for years and we're analysts with goldman sachs will release public research saying expect to see prices go up and then we see prices trail exactly what they were predicting when you've got an entity like goldman sachs that is such a significant player in these commodity markets and they're a significant player in three different ways one they have th

how long will it last? let's met to roberta gonzales in the weather center for the answer. >> elizabeth, we are currently seeing temperatures at the warmest since may 5 and the 6 when we had a little mini heat wave and the numbers soared to 95 in gilroy. currently 67 in san francisco after realizing a high today in the low 70s. average high 68 degrees. we are now in the low 90s in concord and livermore. tomorrow count on a repeat performance. one more day, a carbon copy with numbers in the low to mid- 70s across the bay. low 90s inland. the day the cooler air mass will work its way back into our forecast. we'll pinpoint that next time around. elizabeth. >> all right, thank you, roberta. >>> it was a school that was already set to be demolished. how an overnight fire turns out to be another cruel twist. >>> and crewmembers sent flying as a new catamaran capsizes. the test run that turned into a rescue operation. >>> and a david versus goliath fight. why an apple store employee is take on the company encourag

is how long this will last is this just a one off or is this a bigger problem that will last for longer. and i think this is a one off really and this should be very short because the thing actually not in anyone's interest and it's the last thing that the government wants is additional inflationary pressures. and this needs to merely to some of the local producers but remember that if you look at the national operators national retail chains. still very small percentage local credit for reasons. privatization include selling twenty five percent of the country's railway operates the company used to find a difficult international partners and investors but that's all changed according to the to me korean the president of russia always. you know who do not have this kind of problems to find those who would like to work with the editor there because the problem oh you know to accumulate that whole cooper word difference to it is for everyone who would like to work with us. to use became a very attractive gives everywhere from the united states of america to the far east of the globe. and f