they made me look great. look at me. i feel good. >> i look younger. i feel younger, too. to me, that's everything in the world. >> myself, i'm 45 years old. and, you know, i'm not in the best shape in the world, but one thing -- i'm continually trying to get better, and my hair is just one less problem i ever have to think about. >> i feel normal. i feel like i could be anyone walking amongst someone who, you know, everybody looks at anymore, like, weird. i'm just normal, and i look great, and i get compliments on my hair all the time. >> welcome back. let's get right to the root of the problem -- hair loss and what causes it. now, hair loss affects more than 70 million people in north america today -- 40 million men and 30 million women. that's a lot of people. some people try products that claim to regrow hair only to find out a few hundred dollars later that they didn't work. don't waste your money on unproven remedies. if you care about how you look and you want to get your hair back, let's hear from some of the world-class doctors in our network. >> by far, the most

they made me look great. look at me. i feel good. >> i look younger. i feel younger, too. and to me, that's everything in the world. >> myself, i'm 45 years old. and, you know, i'm not in the best shape in the world, but one thing -- i'm continually trying to get better, and my hair is just one less problem i ever have to think about. >> i feel normal. i feel like i could be anyone walking amongst someone who, you know, everybody looks at anymore, like, weird. i'm just normal, and i look great, and i get compliments on my hair all the time. >> welcome back. let's get right to the root of the problem -- hair loss and what causes it. now, hair loss affects more than 70 million people in north america today -- 40 million men and 30 million women. that's a lot of people. some people try products that claim to regrow hair only to find out a few hundred dollars later that they didn't work. don't waste your money on unproven remedies. if you care about how you look and you want to get your hair back, let's hear from some of the world-class doctors in our network. >> by far, the m

with short hair, if you're looking for a different look... do you notice how i'm just rolling it through, starting to get the lift and it's like she would be blow-drying her hair. she's going to roll that through just like i did, just like this, and we're just going to get some lift into her hair. >> wow, look at that. >> see that lift? >> instant results-- what do you think? >> look at that. [audience applauds] >> while phyllis gets started perfecting her hair, let's check back with judy. it's only been about a minute and look at how far her style has come already. she's using the perfecter to hide that cowlick, and even in the back, she has no problem using both of her hands to style her hair. and this is christi. her over-processed hair is sensitive, so hot tools can cause terrible damage, stripping the life right out of her hair. >> the fusion styling is really what's going to give her hair that hydration. the ions actually get pulled out of the-- moisture gets pulled out of the air into the hair and that's why it works so well, making al

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with short hair, if you're looking for a different look...you notice how i'm just rolling it through, starting to get the lift and it's like she would be blow-drying her hair. she's going to roll that through just like i did, just like this, and we're just going to get some lift into her hair. >> wow, look at that. >> see that lift? >> instant results-- what do you think? >> look at that. [audience applauds] >> while phyllis gets started perfecting her hair, let's check back with judy. it's only been about a minute and look at how far her style has come already. she's using the perfecter to hide that cowlick, and even in the back, she has no problem using both of her hands to style her hair. and this is christi. her over-processed hair is sensitive, so hot tools can cause terrible damage, stripping the life right out of her hair. >> the fusion styling is really what's going to give her hair that hydration. the ions actually get pulled out of the-- moisture gets pulled out of the air into the hair and that's why it works so well, making all of

>> look, look, look.re, it's right there. >> miranda, i don't see anything either, baby. >> miranda, turn around, sweetie, let me see. >> look! >> uh, you know what, baby? i think you're hallucinating. there's no pimple there. >> ok, well, wait, wait, wait, wait. i am not hallucinating! there is a zit, and it is right here and i see it. >> okay. >> oh! >> you -- you know what? miranda, i think you need to cut back on the caffeine. >> yep. [ telephone rings ] >> oh, excuse me. hello? >> claretha? when are you going to finish my makeup? >> oh, ella, i'm going to get right on you as soon as i finish the mother of the bride and the matron of honor. oh, and the ushers and the caterer and the bridesmaids and -- >> claretha, forget it. >> oh. >> just forget it. >> oh, okay. where is your sister, anyway? >> oh. that was your father. there was an emergency delivery at the hotel. >> what? >> the housekeeper went into labor. >> but what if he doesn't get here in time? oh! oh. wait, wait. but -- who's going to walk m

a look at that straight ahead. >> we're looking at very early address for the bay bridge. rare as well for a light volume but things will pick up. we'll track it. >> a live look outside, another shot of the bay bridge. it's friday morning, september 20th, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. we start off with breaking news. police and firefighters are on scene checking rooftops after getting reports of a man trying to break into a bank. christie smith right now live at that scene in the bayview district. she has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. right now san francisco firefighters have a large aerial ladder truck out here blocking san bruno avenue. we've seen san francisco police officers going up and down that ladder on the rooftops. this is the third we've seen them check. what they are doing is looking for a burglary suspect. san francisco police climbing up there, we've seen them checking with flashlights. i spoke with one offic

so we'll look at the maps. we see slowing both directions north of the coliseum. we parked it there. the a's are playing. in the city, america's cup is going on. there is san bruno, watch that, that's where christie is covering that breaking news. >> thanks much. >> coming up, a slap on the wrist for san jose mayor chuck reed. why he was fined one dollar. >>> a shooting on chicago's south side sends more than a dozen people to the hospital. at this point no one is in police custody. i'll have the latest on the investigation plus an update on the victims' conditions coming up. >> reporter: breaking news out of san francisco's bay view district where police are looking for a burglary suspect that may be hopping from rooftop to rooftop. i'm christie smith. i'll have that story coming up. >> it's been a cool start to the bay area. 40s and 50s outside right now. and we're tracking a rare opportunity for september rain in the forecast. a look at that straight ahead. >> we're looking at very early address for the bay

look at this., 101 and 280 all showing the orange where the speeds come down in the 50s through those sections. no big surprises. we were talking about marla, coleman closed. so avoid that area. blossom hill to the north so if you use these neighborhood streets over to meridian, because of that crash and the police investigation that marla continues to follow. here toward the east bay we're slowing, south 880 down off of 238 down past the san mateo bridge and down toward fremont and union city. this is a build also off the castro valley y. a smooth flow along the peninsula to the dumbarton bridge, san mateo bridge, not a big issue as far as the volume. watch may be gusty conditions here, and look at the maps here we see it painted yellow. talking about the high wind, may be a case over the hills here san francisco, daily city, south we're talking about so hold on tight but no big issues as far as chp. we'll look outside and see how things are shaping up across the golden gate bridge. the winds clea

they made me look great. look at me. i feel good. >> i look younger. i feel younger, too. to me, that's everything in the world. >> myself, i'm 45 years old. and, you know, i'm not in the best shape in the world, but one thing -- i'm continually trying to get better, and my hair is just one less problem i ever have to think about. >> i feel normal. i feel like i could be anyone walking amongst someone who, you know, everybody looks at anymore, like, weird. i'm just normal, and i look great, and i get compliments on my hair all the time. >> welcome back. let's get right to the root of the problem -- hair loss and what causes it. now, hair loss affects more than 70 million people in north america today -- 40 million men and 30 million women. that's a lot of people. some people try products that claim to regrow hair only to find out a few hundred dollars later that they didn't work. don't waste your money on unproven remedies. if you care about how you look and you want to get your hair back, let's hear from some of the world-class doctors in our network. >> by far, the most

>> i think it's -- we're looking at corporates, we're looking at mortgages and so on, we're looking at some core -- you know, the cnbss, for example, some of those activities. but we're being very selective, very careful on our research to find the right names to be able to get the credit. you have to be careful. you don't just grab something without real careful thought for research. >> is that the alternative for you, given you're not optimistic about equities, you don't -- you're not optimistic about the economy. where do you allocate capital? >> here's the thing, now. we've been expecting the fed to continue with $85 billion. clearly, there's diminishing returns there. so they'll have to start tapering. then you have to look at where the earnings growth -- if we're going to have any earnings power. we're just not seeing that right now. so, therefore, this -- going into equities right now, is probably not the most prudent thing to do for the second half of this year. but look at alternative investments or even look at things like gold. clearly, we do strike in syria, gold will go th

good, it looks great.ds to start the morning. few mornings this weekend, we will turn partly sunny and mid-70s later this afternoon. more of the same, but when more of the same is perfect, you can't complain. >> 52 in washington, 40s north 0 and west, both martinsburg andan winchester in the 40s, nothing o too extreme, and just sort of typical fall-like cool out there to start the morning. we do have clouds working from o the north and east this time. we will be dealing with a deck of clouds here early. don't despair if you are seeing clouds in the window this morning. we should turn partly sunny in afternoon, and once again mild,i a great looking friday and great looking weekend. we will talk about that in a few. >> can i dance my way back off. >> i think we need some music.m. >> in the meantime while we workout our dance moves, steve hershorn joins us with a look ak the roads. >> happy friday. >> reporter: and happy fridayy to everybody, not those of youu on i-95, though, right now two separate accidents

>> look, i look at lulu now, in the near term, under pressure. think overall, longer term, there are some management changes that can lift the stock to the upside. so i go with nagerian here. >> it's sitting at one of the levels, the stock is pushing right near the 69 level. so if it can hold that level, it's got a -- >> do you own the group? lulu, under armor and nike? or be selective? >> you want to be selective. it depends the time of the year and who's hot. nike, with all of the exposure in the nfl, college football -- >> make sure you under under armor. did you watch that interview with jim cramer? going higher. >> you tell us who you won the debate. use #bull or #bear. we'll give you the results at the end of the show. >>> the september rally continues today. the s&p is on track for a seven-day winning streak. the dow right now is at the highs of the day, pushing almost another triple-digit gain. but is a correction looming? paul richards of ubs joins us to answer that question. paul, welcome back. >> hi, scott. how are you? >> good, thanks

i look around this room and we all look like san franciscans to me. i don't know what that exactly means. i also get concerned about, i wasn't born and raised in san francisco, i didn't go to si or sa but i'm as san franciscans as they come. i know people who are not san franciscans who would make great officers. i want to be clear about this statement so i don't want there to be confusion about this statement. >> i'm going to say looks like san francisco. the answer that i gave to a question about school was what's our plan to increase the diversity. i said that i -- chief, this is not directed at any comments. >> i just want to make one more thing that people that live in san francisco are also san franciscans and since we no longer have our residency required, that police officers? san francisco there is a huge value to at least some point in your life live in san francisco, live in the place that you police because you know what the city will and won't have. for instance i got my car boosted the other day and i'm very sensitive to auto burglary. i

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. >> a live look outside, san francisco, what a beautiful look at the embarcadero. crisp, fresh on this monday morning. september 23rd, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. we begin with this developing story overseas. kenya's interior minister announcing two militants have been killed after a military operation at the west gate mall in nairobi as several large blasts rocked the area where dozens have been killed in a hostage siege is now in its third day. we have new video just in, it shows dark smoke billowing from the mall. reporters on the scene heard multiple blasts and a barrage of gun fire. this is a live look. security forces are trying to rescue an unknown number of hostages from inside the mall held by al qaeda-linked terrorists. at least 68 people have been killed. an australian woman who managed to escape says at first she thought noise was scaffolding falling. >> it was clear that it was something more than a rotary. we looked for somewhe

taking a live look here. it is kind of a shaky camera view we're getting at 6:14 over the bay bridge. has everything to do with wind in the forecast. the storm system. same storm system could bring in rainfall. we're going to look at what that means for where you live, your seven-day forecast in less than four minutes. >> we're looking to the north bay. look at these cars southbound. that commute has kicked in. it's traffic tuesday. we expect to have the volume all week for this commute and look on the left side. looks like there is a truck on the shoulder. no incidents reported i'm thinking that might be -- we'll let you know what the slow down the problem might be. >> here are today's top stories. an innocent bystander is dead after police say two men on the run crashed their car in oakland. police say the two men shot at a home and car, then took off to avoid getting caught. the suspects' car crashed into another car killing the person inside. the suspects had been arrested for vehicular manslaughter. >> o

at the kitchen, looking at the food prep areas, looking at the dish wash and the cold storage. so this will be really fun. and looking of course at fire and life safety issues in restaurants. there are particular issues regarding safety in restaurants because you get a lot of people together. basically they are considered assembly occupancy. any place you get 50 or more people together are considered assembly occupancy. the rules go way up. we're outside town hall restaurant. this is a historic building and we believe when the building was built it was installed with a fire sprinkler system and of course you need to maintain the equipment that was installed when the building was built. what do we have here? . >> what we would do on the inspection is start with the outside of the building, take a look at it. this is the automatic sprinkler connection for our fire engines to hook up to so we want to make sure it's clear, it has covers on the inlets so nothing could be put in there to block it. this is a little unusual that we have the fire control panel location noted out here be

looking at san francisco traffic here looks good in san francisco along northbound 101. oakland traffic is moving along nicely. if you are driving to the south bay, the traffic here is moving along nicely. 85 at 17 have a slow down there. 7:02. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with developing news from the peninsula. police in san mateo are investigating a late night gun battle inside a home in a usually quiet neighborhood. tara joins us live with the many questions surrounding this shooting. >> reporter: good morning. why this home was targeted is really the question. was this simply a home invasion gone wrong? those are the answers the detectives are working on getting right now. you can see behind me the street is blocked off. police say that a gun battle erupted at a home near south norfolk last night. officers found a 24-year-old man who had been shot. he was the one who lives at the house. this shooting was not random. they woevent say how many shot -- they won't say how many shots were fired. >> inside the house our officers are conducting their crime

let's take a live look outside and show what you it looks like here on 270. the interstate is looking great between frederick, clarksburg and rogville. let's go back -- rockville. let's go back to the maps this time heading out west on the dulles toll road coming from sterling, 66 from gainesville all the way to fairfax your lanes are open. and we'll take a live look one more time here in springfield. early monday morning volumes are building early but no big delays yet up to 395 and the 14th street bridge. andrea, mike? >> thanks, monika. see you in a little bit. the federal government is expected to shut down tonight at midnight because as we've been reporting all weekend, the house and senate cannot agree on a spending bill. >> it's about 14 hours and counting. the sticking point remains, an amendment to remove funding for obama care. delia goncalves is live on capitol hill with the latest. any signs that any side is willing to give in? >> reporter: lawmakers are back to work later today and we are hoping that a compromise will be reached but get this? the

now that we have staffed up, we are looking at that. >> both of those things and kind of look at the la model and figure out what we can do to give the property owner advanced information, so that they can maintain the property so that when we come through to do the routine inspection, and it is as smooth as possible and maintain that property throughout the lifetime and so that we can focus the effort on those tenant complaints and those buildings where things have not been done, or if it is not a problematic common area of the building but it is something internal to the unit itself. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> just, really good, thank you so much for that. that was really informative. >> any public comment on item five? >> we are moving to item 7, director's report. >> a. update on dbi's finances. >> good morning, i am gale rubble and i am the acting chief financial officer, i want to talk about the budget before we talk about where we are with revenue and expenses. >> the mix has changed with the new budget year and so if you look at the charges for serves and yo

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a look by income.ith $100,000 or more, folks at home, those guys are rich according to most americans here. how about by party? democrats, republicans, okay. independents and tea parties doing not as well as the average. finally, if your home price is going up you're more likely to say your portfolio has done well and your wage has gone up. this is something we need to track to see if there's staying power at all to this belief in it being a good time to invest and tracking the negatives as well. it'll be interesting to see if the market at these levels continues to attract the interest of average investors. more from our all american survey in -- we have online on cnbc.com. you can read the entire poll including information about health care, the affordable care act as well as views on the economy. maria? >> steve, really good stuff. thank you so much. steve liesman. >>> often when the retail investor believes in the market, once again, and they come rushing in, some people see that as a sign of the t

looks like u.k.anks feel a bit more safer. probably well capitalized. we're looking at profit. more importantly you've got the nim, the net interest market. more particularly when you're looking at retail banks. if you have a look at lloyds, that looks pretty healthy at a time when lloyds are probably most people's pick for investment opportunities. remember, these retail banks are a leverage player in the u.k. economy. as we've seen from the numbers. if the u.k. economy is in growth and we could see interest rates spike higher, then these retail banks really could deliver some returns for investors. deutsche bank did a piece of research a while ago saying actually even though return on equity overall has been quite low and may not return to the right place that we saw before the financial crisis, when you look at retail banks alone, the returns over the last ten years have been about 17%. very high. but let's just look at that roe. are they going to get back to levels seen before the financial crisi

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everything is looking good. the eastern span is a beautiful bridge and i would certainly take that trip if i could. that means that we will not see the high volume at the san mateo bridge. however, we're still dealing with a stalled car. southbound 1 01, the golden gate bridge is problem free and as we take it over to the traffic maps we do not have any incidents to report. >> president obama calls the chemical weapons attack in syria "an assault on human dignity" and a danger to u- s national security. now that the president has decided the u-s should act. what do lawmakers think about the call from the commander-in-chief? shannon travis reports. >> president obama is convinced but can he convince others? he stated that the syrria government attacked their own people. >> what message will we is san if a dictator can- hundreds of children to death and pay no price? >> obama decided that syria should be punished. that will not be easy. >> based on information that i have, i do not know. >> i hope that god will gi

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let's look at the span. our new every day look at the eastern span here. you can see traffic is moving well in both directions of that span in and out of treasure island. we're looking at the livermore valley westbound 580. that traffic looks good. but it will be slow coming out of the pass. if you're driving from tracy, you will see a lot of slow traffic. once you get into dublin, it looks good. back to the desk. >> we are heading to pam. thank you, sal. years in the making but now drivers can officially go over the span of the bay bridge. >> let's check in with pam cook who is live at the toll plaza this morning of the bay bridge. you are enjoying the bridge and so are lots of commuters as well. >> reporter: definitely. they're stopping to say hello to us since they are going slowly right now. it's definitely backed up quite a bit. as you can see overhead, news chopper 2 can see the extensive backup. i think this is pretty typical for about this time of day. i've been doing the morning shore faux quite a while. probably a little extra out here as well be

here's a look at the news van as police looked for evidence inside. police tell us two armed men demanded the reporters equipment. the reporter gave it to the men and then took cover. a security guard working with the reporter fired shots at the would-be robbers. one of them was hit. they took off in a car. now a short time later police say a man walked into san francisco general hospital with a gunshot wound. in the parking lot here you see police taped off his vehicle as evidence but officers will not confirm the incidents are related. >>> a horrific car crash in san francisco has claimed the life of a high school student. the 16-year-old kevin sand was on his way to lincoln school with his mom and sister when a speeding driver slammed into his van, killing him yesterday morning. we have the more on how fellow students are trying to cope. >> this was a morning crash that left a scene of crumpled cars and killed 16-year-old kevin sand. he was the passenger in a minivan hit by a speeding silver mercedes. word quickly spread that one of their students

take a look. risk less so we make more, that's just what carter did with their bold bond calm. carter thought bonds hit bottom. >> this is one of those you sell the new. play for a bounce, if you will in tlt or a pullback. >> this guy must be on to something. so mike made a bullish bet on tlt, the etf that tracks bond prices, there was a slight problem. 100 shares cost over 10 grand. >> come on, let's get nuts. >> so to spend less, mike bought, 104 strike call for $2.90. that gives mike the right to buy the stock at that strike price or in this case for $104 before december expiration. but in order to make money, mike needs tlt to rise above that 104 level by more than the cost of that call, or about 106.90 by december expiration. below 106.90, he sees losses by expiration. but it gets even better. that's because if tlt shares rise above that break even, the call will increase in value faster than the stock will gain value, meaning more money in mike's pocket. >> this is like discovering plutonium

and this is a view of what it will look like at 19th street and looking north east. again, how do we address and treat the function of the slip way to make it active and lively? the function as a recreation and the open space and the consultants have come up with an interesting designs and using keel blocks which are blocks that are used to construct and repair ships. this is how we can use this as furnishing and play equipment and activate the space and provide the flexibility of not having them for permanent but being able to move them for special events. >> we are looking at what are the historic ships that were built there and other historic things built and there are three things that exist today, the uss olynpia and it was built at pier 70 and the uss sulivan in new york city and was built there and the transbay were all built at pier 70, how could we take these historic facilities across the country and interpret them? and we are looking at outlining them in the slip way to recognize them and interpret them and offer possibly a partnership with the non-profit

>> look at me just showing off. had to say it. >> no, it was for a plan i did. >> of course it was. the big old brain on marla. >> huge brain. >>> all right. a man wakes up from surgery to his wife by his side. >> this is a great video. the only problem here he doesn't actually twooul recognize her. we'll show his priceless reaction coming up after the break. >> finally, attention all you gentlemen out there. we could really take a page from this guy's book. take a look. >> this guy finally comes to after having surgery to find a woman about i his bedside. it's his wife. he doesn't recognize her. >> did the doctor send you? man, you are eye candy. are you a model? >> nope. i'm going to be right here with you. you eated the cracker. sfwroo who are you? what's your name? >> my name is candace. i'm your wife. >> you're my wife? >> yeah. >> holy [ bleep ]. oh, my god. i hit the jackpot. >> oh, that's precious. >> he even asked how long have we been married. her answer, a long time. >> either that or he is very smooth. >

we've got good looking temperatures and a good looking sky in the forecast all day long.e hot but not till about 3 or 4:00. about this time of year is once that sun starts to drop off you can open up the windows in your home, let that beautiful air quality in. we're in the good with range across the bay area. we'll see enough wind to get things moving through your home as well. temperatures looking good now, we do have a little windchill factor as well, i want to point that out. that could be problematic as we head through this afternoon. america's cup back at it on the san francisco bay. into this afternoon, temperatures will be comfortable. we are going to see winds and currents today that could postpone that race. nonetheless we'll keep you updated. if it does happen or in to the win it all of that racing action starts at 1:00 p.m. on our sister station get cozi and the america's cup. 70s in san francisco. a beautiful day shaping up. for your coastal cities, mostly the 70s. tomorrow temperatures start to drop off. this is the reason why area of low pressure on the way,

look at that. >> oh. >> what? >> look at her pop out. that truck has no idea a woman on a small scooter is in front of them. he didn't see her, runs basically right over here but she popped out uninjured. kroo kroopz. >> the little area between the wheels must have been hi it looks like at first she would want to investigate everything but she just popped out sfwlp wow. >>ily have two videos of people trying to be crooks. daniel is right there. just as he's getting ready to go back in, two men armed with guns push him back into the store and one thief jumped over the counter where eva is. she's not the only one there. it's also a 15-year-old employees that was about to leave. the mom of the 15-year-old girl that was about to leave was waiting for her. they forced the woman out of their o two cars, forced him into the car and eventually they finally got their moose that were moss chifes. >> so daniel grabs his. >> he climbs and cuts his skin opener. >> dna is using dna from the blood tracked behind to track these guys done. >> like "csi."

he looks terrible. but, in fact, he looks very, very good compared to what he used to look like. this is 27-year-old reaccept sert. he is aturkish man. this is at a turkish hospital. that's a face transplant. he is the fifth person to successfully have this surgery. in 2007, he lost his left eye and chin in a shotgun accident. his face was mangled from this incident. that's what recep's face looked like after the shotgun accident now. compared to today after the successful surgery, you can see, he looks much, much better. the face came from a 42-year-old polish tour ish that had a heart attack while swimming. that man had committed to donating his body and his organs. that's how this man now has that other man's face. ed video you are seeing here is the first time this man is seeing his face. >> i imagine over time it will start to look even more and more normal. >> surgery was completed back in july. this is the first time he is seeing his face. it has healed quite a bit but he has a long way to go. >> he is being given another opportunity to have this close to normal life's can

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>> bill: did you even look at the photos? well, how much does my wife look like my sister's wife? nothing. they look nothing alike. and i'm gonna pay you nothing if nothing is all i'm getting from you. katie and danielle are playing bait-and-switch with the p.i. i hired. >> brooke: you're having katie followed? >> bill: of course i'm having her followed. she took my son out of state. she hasn't contacted me. i mean, she's lucky i don't have her arrested. >> brooke: no. no, okay. nobody's gonna have anybody arrested. >> bill: don't bet on it. i don't know what she's capable of anymore. >> brooke: well, you know she's not going to hurt that little boy. >> liam: hey. >> hope: hi. hey. >> liam: hi. >> hope: hi. >> liam: so, you were up early. >> hope: oh, yeah.

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look, look, look.scalator starts to speed up and it gets flushed down the escalator really quickly as the police in rank are right behind him. >> you think they did that on purpose, because the police set it up. >> a lot of people initially started to point things out to the police. the police said, wait a minute. we don't have control over the escalators. they then asked the metro station after a few days to try to look into this. it was the escalator that broke under the weight of the fans. fans were trying to go down the up escalator. that automatically will set some sort of brake, reports say, but the brakes failed under the weight of all those people. what you see is basically a free-falling escalator. >> it is just spinning, because there were so many people on it. >> bedside table, make room for the bedside toilet. >> talk about convenience. >> how >>> we're going to go on a little fishing trip right in the backyard. >> squirrel fishing. >> what you got is a fishing pole that really looks like i

stone is going to give us a firsthand look at what it will look like. at 8:00 p.m. and in other bay area news. san jose. police say they need your happening now.the search for a hit and run driver in san jose. after two women were killed. 4 a.m. monday. a heavily- damaged late model grey or silver mercedes sedan after it slammed into a utility be seen. a few yards away, covered by a blue tarp is a compact toyota yaris. both passengers died. the driver of the toyota is carmen zavala of san jose. she and her passenger were on their way to work at the nearby airport. police believe the toyota was making a left hand turn from northbound first street onto westbound skyport toward the airport when they were hit head on by the mercedes, whose driver appears to have run a red light and may have been speeding. it's not clear if the driver whether the driver is the registered owner but whomever was behind the wheel, say police, is facing felony hit and run charges or worse. >> some of the victim's family came out. >> this is very painful. i understand that it was

it looks like we are getting easing. looking at the commute in san francisco. southbound 101, north of caesar chavez you can sign of see it there. there is also a little bit of fog that steve talked about. the traffic is moving along okay. we are looking at the peninsula and highway 101 and 280 on the peninsula are off to pretty decent starts on your way up to the airport here. 6:22 3e let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with developing news. fast moving wild fire continues to grow. we have team coverage this morning. tara moriarty is covering dozens of people forced out of their homes. we begin with alex savidge and alex has new information about the size of this out of control fire. it stands at 1500-acres that have been burned. where here where we are winds are very calm. hardly a breeze at all. let me show you too as we push over here. now that the sun is beginning to come up here. we are just outside of clayton this morning. . you see this large plume of smoke rising up. it's almost going straight up in the air. good indication it's not a strong breeze

a beautiful look. i kind of like the morning look with the lights. glistening, dancing, feeling good about life in general on this tuesday, september 17th, this is "today in the bay." >>> it's 5:00 straight up. good morning. thank you as all for joining us. >> in oakland it appears crews do have a handle on a fire that damaged a couple of homes. it broke out on 24th street at the intersection of market street near 980. christie smith is live at the scene. we're hearing everyone made it out safely? >> reporter: that's what we're hearing, that's the good news. i just got an update from the battalion chief. he tells me that this fire is essentially out but firefighters still on scene checking to make sure that it stays that way. three-alarm fire that started in an old victorian t blue one at the center, about 3:30 this morning, while people were sleeping inside. and it spread to the building next door. neighbors tell me it was actually a duplex and four plex that caught fire. they saw smoke and flames pouring from the building. residents had already got

if we look specifically at top six banks, look at jpmorgan, b-of-a. look at wells. citi, and go down to morgan stanley and goldman sachs, the top six they represent $9.5 trillion of assets. which represent two thirds of you'reour u.s. gdp. they control, actually, most importantly, roughly over 50% of the deposits in the u.s. so, in essence we have over 6,000 banks and only six really matter. that is what is disturbing. ashley: mark, okay, so we know we have these two banks. they're still around, but are they making the kind of casino bets that we since found out once the financial crisis happened, are they city taking those kind of risks? >> right. unfortunately they are, we learned that lesson again last year with jpmorgan. their $6.2 billion, one strategy bet. in essence, jpmorgan, is really a hedge fund disguised as an fdic insured commercial bank and remains so. lori: so, larry summers, name obviously in the news. i'm curious for the take on summers as a possible federal reserve chairman, mark. as you know, he is proponent of deregulation, supported, the repeal

we didn't find data so we look at the highering. they only hired 65 percent of applicants which there is not a job market for qualified faculty. for classified staff, it's a little bit different. under the education code, they are considered to be part of the city civil service system and they are treated like a city employee. we couldn't get a number of employees from the college district. but there are 24 i don't believe classes that have rights to city jobs. these employees in these jobs could transfer to the city to a vacant position or if they have seniority they can bump into a position as an existing city worker. that is our impact evaluation on impact on staff. we are available for any questions you may have. >> thank you, i do know that i got a couple of text that asked about the most recent data and whether their actual or estimated numbers, but you are use of the fiscal year 2012-2013 are from the numbers from the city college? >> that is based on the final approved budget in september 2013. >> i just wanted >> 2012, excu

and i look back through an entirely different lens i looked back and i was just so grateful that first of all the relationship they developed with the president and it had trustee place in me and the support he gave -- >> rose: called you his wartime general. >> and the support he gave me and the fact that he was prepared to make the kinds of tough, unpopular decisions and then even those that i had a more difficult time with when i was up at congress that ultimately supported tarp i look at it and say wow, they knew that they were voting for something that was unpopular, that was going to hurt them and the fact that watching democrats and republicans come together i feel very good also about the transition to the next administration. the degree of policy continuity was extraordinary, you know, in terms of the capital markets programs. at the time i didn't see that as clearly but when president obama ticked tim geithner-- who had been such a key part of putting all that together-- i think that made it -- that was just key because there's a natural tendency for any president coming in t

whoa, look, okay.lly enjoying -- you know he's probably watching me on the monitor. oh! [ laughter ] and letterman is in repeats this week, too. you know a lot of popular photo apps out there. an instagram, afterlife, camera plus -- there's a ton of them. there's a new photo app coming up. i think this will be bigger than all of them. you've probably seen this commercial -- it's running all over cable. take a look. >> what's up? if you want a cool new phone app, then you want snap it. >> snap it! snap it turns your phone into a a camera. >> cool. >> wait. don't most phones do that? >> but snap it lets you take that photo and add a cool vintage look. >> i'm pretty sure a hundred other phone apps do that. >> but do they let you e-mail it to a friend? >> yep. they all do that. >> oh. well, when the friend opens that e-mail, do the other apps copy all the photos off the friend's phone and send them back to you so you can look through them and see if there's any inappropriate photos or nude shots that you c

[ sighs ] "looks like we're safe." "looks like we're safe." "looks like we're safe."hase," take two. [ hand clangs ] chuck: action! [ tires screech ] [ breathing heavily ] we got away. we got...away. [ gasping ] [ nervously ] looks like we're okay. uh, uh, i mean, it looks like we're safe. not so fast! you're coming with me! you have to catch us first! [ tires screech ] you'll never catch us, police car! don't be too sure, getaway cars! [ tires screeching ] cut! everyone okay? i'm good. fine. that was awesome! but wrong. no, it wasn't. you were supposed to make us crash so you could catch us. yeah, but you were supposed to crash into those tires, not the cones. looks like we're gonna have to do this again. but, chuck, the police car still caught us. that's good. it was, and hopefully this time, we'll get it perfect. let's do it again, people. i don't know why we have to do it again. well, chuck is the director, and that's the fella in charge, so i guess we got to do what he says. "the humongous chase," take three. [ hand clangs ] [ sighs ] "the humongous chase," take

looking ahead to the weekend.ht now monika is in with another look at timesaver traffic. >>> i'm looking at some great traffic on the beltway north of town. there are no delays yet in silver spring on the outer loop. that's the left side of your screen heading west on 495 past silver spring and into bethesda. there is an accident in virginia northbound 95 in quantico. i'm have details coming up in my next report. jess, mike? >>> well, there are some groundhogs who try to say they can help us tell when winter is going to end. >> but for predicting the end of fall, we turn to baltimore bill, a crab. he's right there. take a look at him. bill the crab please as small crowd at the inner harbor. he heads to sea for an early winter or hanging out in the harbor to enjoy a nice fall. bill plunged off the harbor side plank forecasting a warm fall. by the way, baltimore sawity first snow flake in mid- november last year after bill predicted an early winter. >> take that. how do you like that. bill, good job. >>> we'll see w