. >> so it was a lookout, essentially >> it was a lookout. >> i doubt if we saw a japanese ship today>> it would probably say toyota on the side of it. >> they are really fun. if shows you what can you do in 60 seconds. >> the pri sidot maps. people -- presidio maps. people keep forgetting that the army was a major presence. before the city was functioning, the army was functioning. and there are maps from the 1800's that show the farmhouses in the valley, the eureka valley, and mission district that were done by the army. so the army is its own resource for the history of the city before there was a building department. they would have everything. you could find out what was the original house in an area. again, this is the 1800's more than the 1900's. but the earthquake obliterated a lot of records. >> there's the survey map that the government did. that's a great resource to just kind of show -- you know, we saw that map on the grid pattern. they had that, like i said, on maps in 1968. but there's no streets yet. but the coast survey map will show you where there are streets put in

it was discovered by the security team at san francisco's lookout. that's eric, vp of engineering. his company makes an app that acts as a security blanket for your smartphone, protecting you from apps like the wayward wallpaper. >> you think of it as wallpaper but for some reason it seems to be accessing a fair amount of personal information. >> reporter: in fact, with as many smartphones in the office as computers, lookout knows we use our phones the same way we use computers. they also recognize hackers know that too. >> for example, most mobile devices these days have gps installed on them so unlike in the pc world, apps out there, for example, can track your locations. that wasn't a potential threat before but it is now. >> enjoy your apps, but along with the games, the google, and the gps, you might want to make a little room for security as well. >> speaking of google, which makes software for the android phone, the company tonight says it's disabling the apps that were found to collect pernlt data. >>> a san jose mayor has cut a lot of ribbons. instead he plugged in an elec

a live lookout side in -- look outside in san jose, the sun beginning to break through.emperatures as a result are coming up. san jose right now, we have a current temperature in the upper 60s. warmest locations, only 54 degrees. not much of a change since this morning and san rafael right new in the upper 50s. here is a look at the overall weather story. skies eventually becoming partly sunny. breezy for this afternoon like weigh talked about, a little bit of warming for thursday and friday. here's the eventual temperature range from the upper 50s all the way to the lower 80s but today will be one of the coolest days of the week. courtesy of this area of low pressure up to the north. that coupled with the deeper marine layer a stronger onshore breeze. it will cap our highs for this afternoon. temperatures reform could warm up 3 to 6 degrees from today's reading. no major heatwaves in the forecast. here is in fact the forecast model showing you some lingering fog near the coast and also a few patches around the bay. at 2:00, sunny inland. but still some patchy fog. by 4:

they will help border patrol agents keep a lookout for illegal border crossings and smug ors, it comes in the wake of escalating drug related violence in mexico close to the u.s. border. >> 5:17. let's see what is happening in the commute. >> we are doing okay, so far dave and pam. right now traffic is moving well on some of the freeways we are checking. let's go right to the live pictures. northbound 280 moving well up to the 880 interchange. no problems on 17 down to the valley. also the morning commute looks good on 24 westbound as you drive to the tunnel. the traffic looks good on the oakland side. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza so far so good on to the upper deck of the bay bridge and getting into the city. 5:17. here is mark. >> hi there, sal. good morning to you. a bit of a chill in the air this morning with more fog and a pit of drizzle. most areas are in the 50s with san rafael 52. concord 56, san jose reporting mostly cloudy skies, currently at 56 degrees. you can see the two extremes we are dealing with for today. this high pressure warming up the interior.

disaster all the pitch was accompanied by plenty of controversy outside that ultimately nicola on the lookout was expelled from the school admitting to a riot by the rest of the team and his support so the new boss decided to suspend all twenty three players from that team for france's next game a friendly no way on the oldest eleventh it remains to be seen who blown calls up for the big schooled so to speak but he's still got talent at his disposal among the names missing from rival drama next to him where the likes of kareem burns and ben are five and but treat vieira. and one of those twenty three suspended in the meantime is doing good with his new team terry henri breaking the deadlock on his debut for the new york red bulls against stuart and ham is expected to be the biggest draw of the m.l.s. since david back i'm signed with the l.a. galaxy three years ago and the former boss moment also man didn't wait around to impress his new side the old dog showing he hasn't lost any of these awareness twenty five minutes into the game but that was to be the highlight of red bull's often. spirit

military is on the lookout for those who would leak top secret cover ups in afghanistan while the soldiers claim they were sometimes allowed to shoot civilians. struggles to bounce back sixty years off of joining the e.u. as many are forced to fall back on charity food to escape the jewels of recession. russia sees trouble ahead for self-proclaimed psychic to swindle desperate clients out of their life savings. and coming up in the business update we've got all the latest developments from grief as a company in else is c.e.o. tony hayward to step down up and be replaced by american robert dudley of all the details on that story and more in about twenty minutes time. live from the russian capital this is a very well welcome to. what the u.s. military is desperately trying to close in on the sources behind the biggest lead.

. >>> park rangers are warning visitors at castle rock state park to be on the lookout for a gunman who tried to rape two women last week. we brought you the sketch of the suspect yesterday. rangers say the women were hiking along saratoga gap trail when a man approached them, pulled out a gun, and demanded they have sex with him. the women ran away and were not hurt. warning signs have now been posted throughout the park, but that hasn't stopped people from hiking around. >> i've been up here a lot. i had two men with me, so i felt safe. and even if i had just had a few women with me, i probably would have felt safe. >> rangers have stepped up patrols, but so far the gunman has not been found. >>> former san francisco congresswoman ellen tauscher is battling cancer of the esopha s esophagus. she says she does expect a full recovery. tauscher spent 14 years representing california's tenth congressional district, which stretches from san francisco into the california delta. >>> the air force station in sunnyvale which has supported every space shuttle mission in our nation's history will

exactly we are also portentious objects of this threat so you must be on the lookout and so we are and being located in tehran we cannot comment over and give assessments as to whether if such a scenario is possible. i mean of a threat that might come from israel or from the united states government what truly matters though is that we're firmly opposed to the mere possibility of such a scenario in and we'll do everything possible to keep anyone from such steps. whether we can rule it out on knowledge or you can true out anything in this world but the consequences of such a move would be not just tragic it would be. and he's asked are these because everyone understands that iran will defend itself and quite seriously. in this regard we can agree with what fidel said about the possible outcome. but it is hard to tell though whether this danger is real or e.t. is used as an instrument of political pressure but the very fact of those threats and discussions about possible strikes are not just counterproductive. you know we they encourage iran to take a tougher stance and they may quranic

military is on the lookout for those who need top secret cover ups not gonna start politics soldiers claimed they were sometimes allowed to shoot civilians. that fear struggles to balance back six kids off to join the e.u. forced to fall back on charity from skate journals of recession. and rush it seems trouble ahead for a self-proclaimed psychics to swindle the desperate clients out of the last sentance. well news and much more you're watching r.t.m. kerry dawson bulk of the program the top story now the u.s. military is desperately trying to close in on the sources behind the biggest leak in its history pentagon the chiefs admit it will take weeks to assess the damage to u.s. that operations in afghanistan after the revelations which include the killing of innocent citizens.

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they're warning boaters to be on the lookout. >> from top side athletes to couch potatoes, lots of people have knee problems. a bay area cablinic says it has the technology to build them better. scott budman shows us it's better than bionic. >> reporter: san francisco 49er linebacker patrick willis is one of countless athletes who have hadded knee surgery. >> love it. >> reporter: he's back in ak. >> oh. >> reporter: if you're considering knee surgery, there's an option catching you may not know of. >> we want to biologically rebuild your knew. >> reporter: biologic knee repair, instead of bionic. dr. kevin stone is pioneering a more natural approach. the biologic method uses your own stem cells to surgically and naturally repair your knee. >> if i can regrow the surface and i can put in a new shock absorber, i can let that patient play sports. so we have people out running triathlons on biologically rebuilt knees we wouldn't let them do on an artificially rebuilt knee. >> reporter: there is a success rate of about 85%. from the bay area, it's starting to spread all over the world, especi

san francisco cops are on the lookout for a female bank robber who may be taking down banks in other cities, too. check it out. this woman was caught on camera robbing two san francisco banks. one on friday, one last monday. and now daly city police think she also hit a bank in their city just before noon today. police say she's about 5'3" with curly brown hair and a very shiny handgun. even more unusual, in the daly city case, her getaway car was a white vehicle with no license plate. >>> it could have been much worse. police say a man behind a freeway shooting was bent on mass murder at two liberal organizations in san francisco. the gunman, byron williams, is facing numerous charges including four counts of attempted murder of a peace officer. during a shootout with chp along 580 early sunday morning. well, tonight police are finally saying where williams was headed when chp pulled him over for swerving. police say williams planned to go to the tithe organization as well as the aclu in downtown san frcisco and open fire on the people inside. >> we had to learn through the course o

experts say an abundance of krill is drawing numbers to the coast line and warning voters to be on the lookout for all those whales in the water. >>> from top-flight athletes to just some of us couch potatoes, lots of people have knee problems and knee surgery. now a bay claire clinic says they have the technology. they can rebuild them. as our reporter scott budman shows us, these? they're better than bionic. >> three, two, one, go! >> reporter: san francisco 49er linebacker patrick willis is one of countless athletes who have had knee surgery. >> oh, i love it! >> reporter: he's back in action. >> oh! >> reporter: and if you're considering knee surgery, there's an option catching on that you may not know of. >> you want to biologically rebuild your knee so that you can exercise. >> reporter: biologic knee repair, instead of bionic which gives you an artificial knee. dr. kevin stone is pioneering a more natural approach at the stone clinic in san francisco. the biologic method uses your own stem cells along with a donated meniscus to surgically and naturally repair your knee. >> if i can regr

military is on the lookout for those who meet top secret cover ups in afghanistan x. soldiers played they were sometimes amounts of civilians. that appear struggles to get back sixty minutes after joining the new video forced to pull back for charity into a state jewels of ascension. and russia sees trouble ahead for so many. who swindled that something in life savings. well news and much more you're watching auti i'm carrie johnston welcome to the program the u.s. military is desperately trying to close in on the sources behind the biggest leak in its history pentagon chiefs admit it will take weeks to assess the damage the u.s. that operations in afghanistan after the revelations including the killing of.

some beautiful skies up there and the light is on the fire lookout. for tonight were going to see some patchy fog pushing into the bay area. otherwise clear skies in england. tom morning you should say fog inside the bay. it san arose as well. the clouds will clear out before noon for most places. that will make for sunshine in the afternoon. and the governments of say this a lot of times. we're gonna see temperatures cooler though for tomorrow. in setting the '90s tomorrow it readings into the '80s. it here's a look at future cash starting off at 6:00 a.m.. lots of '50s and a few sixties. then by the afternoon in the sea breeze keeps things cool by the bay. '60s and '70s. perhaps the warmest place is up around 90 degrees. of a market forecast later on. >> the tea party has drawn no one of its members because of a controversy on racist letter. >> conservative commentator mark williams and his branch of the tea party movement have been kicked out by the greater organization. because of the letter that he wrote which he i guess may have considered satir

. >> there is authorities on the lookout for someone killing trees in golden gate park. since may, 44 trees have been vandalized. and there is others uprooted and stripped at the base. the latest took place on wednesday when 14 young elms were sawed in two about eight inches off the ground. officials admit catching people responsible is because of the sporadic nature. >> some could be used for shade. >> true. >> spencer here with the forecast. >> is good we have condition that's could produce shade. the shade provided fi bifog. now there is sunny skies. and there is a live view looking down on to the bay. you can see just a hint of some low clouds and skies are blue. there is a beautiful evening. these are the temperature readings, 80s inland. there is 60s and 70s closer to the bay. 57 degrees now in half moon bay. there is night, morning clouds, will be dense and you won't push far inland. there is cooler again next week. there is image showing an upper level low pulling away from the coastline then pushing back and closer to us, again. and interest there is affects tha

. >>> this morning, law enforcement officers on the lookout for two men who stole money from the california state fair in sacramento last night. they dressed as food service workers as workers were wrapping up service for the night. the men were armed during the attack. police searched cars leaving the fair, but the suspects got away. >>> it's early, but let's see what sal is seeing on the roads. >> reporter: morning. we have reports of an emergency closure on san francisco. for emergency repair from the san francisco water department. two lanes are shut down. so that's coming eastbound on the way from the golden gate bridge. these are reports, and i would say if you're driving away, use side streets until we resolve what that problem is going to be. let's go out and take a look at some of these pictures. traffic is moving well as you drive toward the tunnel. also this morning's commute is going to be okay if you're driving at the bay bring, getting into san francisco. no problems this morning heading out to castro valley. eastbound 580, they are doing a bit of road work, and if you're on t

. >>> this morning, law enforcement officers throughout northern california are on the lookout for two men who stole money from the california state fair last night. according to witnesses, the two men targeted the office of the fair's catering company as workers were wrapping up business for the night. the two men were armed during the attack, police searched cars, but the suspects got away. . >>> we have major traffic news in and around the bay area. sal, what's happening. >> reporter: right now we're looking at the bay area getting busier. you can see a little bit of a backup building here. no problems on the bridge itself and no problem in the way of accidents are stalled vehicles. let's move along, traffic in both directions moving along well. san francisco, traffic problem on lumbard street right there in that area, the san francisco water department is doing some emergency repair, one of the valves is not working. some of the customers in that area are without water. again, lumbard street at buchanan is where the closure is, causing a traffic jam. you might want to consider usin

. >>> san mateo county officials are warning joggers and heigers to be on the lookout for a mountaind around 11:00 in redwood city. same area where wild cat was spotted two weeks ago. residents are advised not to approach mountain lions, to avoid hiking organize jogging when the cats are most active. dawn, dusk and night and keep a close eye on small children. >> a vietnamese political protestor is in a san jose jail waiting arraignment on attacking a popular singer from vietnam with pepper spray. it happened at santa clara county convention center during his performance. he is seen as a communist agent. video posted on youtube appears to be a woman approaching him with a flower. the person turned out to be a well known anti-communist activist wearing a wig and hat. that activist is best known for trying to persuade city leaders to name a retail district little saigon. >> this morning police in walnut creek, there are no arrests and property damage in connection with yesterday's rally in support of johannes mehserle in a counterprotest against the former bart police officer. yesterda

. >> they are warning makers and joggers to be on the lookout for a mountain lion. the last sighting was spotted around redwood city. residents are advised not to approach him and avoid hiking or jogging when the cats are most active. >> marin county board of supervisors will consider throwing support behind a moratorium behind pg&e's smart meters. an environmental group is planning on staging a protest at the office in san francisco at about noon. most of the opposition has been the inaccuracy in billing customers but some say it's raising concerns about electromagnetic radiation they say is transmitted by the device. >> and time to talk about the weather. >> lisa has been telling us about the fog that moving in and it's moved in. >> it's moved in concord and livermore. in the next hour or so, we will see widespread clouds over the entire bay area. good breeze around travis allowing winds for 30 miles an hour. notice we're pot green and cooler temperatures, low to mid-50s. in fact a change from 24 hours, anywhere from two to eleven degrees cooler. we're definitely

. >> back here at home bay area voters are being warned be on the lookout for what else. this alert comes after a young whale was found dead sunday a mile off the islands. biologists say it appears to have been hilt and killed by a boat. a large number of whales are feeding in the area. >> a 6:49 is the time. back up at the toll plaza we understand. let's check in with sal. >> that's right, pam and dave, good morning. there was an earlier stalled vehicle on the bridge. now there is a delay. those lights had to be switched on and more people are beginning to show up. not a huge delay but you should be aware it is there. san francisco more crowded as well, it is not stop and go. northbound 101 on the left up to the 80 split. this morning slowing on 880 and 237. westbound 237 slow at 880 continuing towards anchor road, 880 southbound busy no from fremont down to milpitas. here is steve. >> thank you, good morning to you all. low clouds, fog -- you know you could use an extra blanket at night. it is chilly. it is cold out there. no need for the air-conditioner that is for sur

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a live lookout side golden gate bridge. a tale of two sky cam as. two live cameras this morning.uds there and sunshine here. really it is one of those micro climate days folks. we will see grey skies along the coast and along the bay for now but the bay will clear out quickly and see warmer temperatures around the bay. along the coast, patchy fog sticking around through much of the day temperatures 50s and 60s. warming us, get rid of all those coastal clouds marine layer not that deep. inland sunshine and down right hot for some locations nearing triple digits. you will find triple digits throughout central valley, sacramento. fresno, redding. but again the closer you get to the moderating impact of the pacific, 60s. places like monterey and eureka. find out why we are seeing -- the weather we are. first things first it is hot because we have high pressure in place that will keep things warm. today is the last day of this kind of i wouldn't call it a heat wave it is not that hot but triple digits. hot for some people. we have this trough this cooler air moving down out of the gul

say large numbers of whales are being drawn to the coastline and are warning boaters to be on the lookoutsalaries are going down by 90% in the l.a. suburb of bell after city leaders got an earful from angry residents, outraged by salaries that started at $300 north caroli $300,000. the council voted to lower the salaries to $8,000 a year. the city manager resigned after it was revealed he made eight 0 $800,000. >> keep you were kids away from the energy drink you gulp down. doctors say they're a danger to kid because there's no way to tell how much caffeine you're ingesting. caffeine is only listed if it's been added as a pure substance. herbs contain caffeine but there's no way to tell exactly how much. >> why would you let kids drink some of these energy drinks that have the equivalent of four ore five cups of espresso? >> the study recommends companies stop targeting children through you ad campaigns altogether. >> hollywood a-listers in oakland playing members of the oakland a's. bob riddell live at the coliseum this morning. i'm expecting brad pitt to come running down because he has

. >>> well, voter whose set sail in the san francisco bay are being warned to be on the lookout for whate. the alert comes after a young whale was found dead on sunday just about a mile off those islands. biologists say it appears it was killed by a boat. a large number of whales are feeding in the area and along other parts of the coast. be careful. >> yeah, 5:46, let's check in with sal. >> still looking good. a couple of minor things, the connector ramp to 880 you might see slow traffic there but for the most part doing okay. 237 westbound over to milpitas traffic is looking good and no major problems on 880 south. now the san mateo bridge traffic is looking good. 880 southbound at 92 jackson, there is a new lawout this morning, so if you drive through there it might be just a little bit unfamiliar to you. give yourself an extra few minutes this morning. this is a look at westbound bay bridge. traffic is getting busy but it is not stop and go yet. 5:47, here is steve. >> all right, sal and a good morning to you all. thunder-- watch this -- [ inaudible ] >> -- up there but not good bec

it doesn't matter who you are or where you live, they'll be on the lookout. cops write tickets to save lives. ( seat belt clicks ) click it or ticket. . >>> the port of san francisco announced today it is canceling the lease of a waterfront nightclub after a deadly shooting earlier this month. yellies is located on pier 50 in the mission bay district in at&t park. 10 days ago lee farl. y was shot in the parking lot outside the club. the second fatal shooting at that club in two years. police have made no arrests in the shooting. the port said it has terminated the club's lease as of august 18th, citing concerns about public safety. >>> an exclusive new ktvu field poll suggests the majority of california voters favor capital punishment. 70% of voters responding to the poll said they favor the death penalty as a punishment for severe violent crimes. when given a choice of punishments for first degree murder convictions, 42% favor life in prison without parole. 41% favoured the death penalty. 14% said it would depend on the circumstances. executions in californi

early fall is harvest time for marijuana cultivation, and it is the time when authorities are on the lookout for those marijuana farms. >>> police in santa clara warning people to keep their doors and windows secure, that after a number of home burglaries. since july 13, burglars have gotten into six homes and apartments. all of the burglaries happened in the southern part of the city during the early-morning hours while the residents were in the homes. in each case, the culprits got in through unlocked doors and windows. the items stolen mainly have been electronics such as laptops and gaming systems. >>> more antimosquito fogging is planned tonight in santa clara county. it's part of "vector control's" ongoing effort to control west nile virus. the area to be sprayed tonight covers part of campbell and west san jose, bounded roughly by hamilton and bud avenues, highway 17 and san tomas aquino road. the county confirmed that mosquitos collected from that area tested positive for the virus. fogging begins at 11:00 tonight. >> someday someone from vector control is going to come in here and g

. >>> san francisco police are on the lookout for a female bank robber who may be taking down banks in other cities too. this woman was caught on camera robbing two san francisco banks, one on friday, one last month. and daly city police think she also hit a bank in their city just before noon monday. police say she's about 5'3" with curly brown hair and a shiny handgun. even more unusual in the daly city case, her getaway car was a white paratransit vehicle with no license plates. >>> city leaders are about to change the lightbulbs along san jose city streets and today people who live in the south bay can share their thoughts on that streetlight conversion plan. and nbc bay area's kris sanchez will have a report on that and talk about why those changes and what's involved. we'll have that from her a little bit later on. >>> after late-night negotiations with mayor gavin newsom, san francisco city supervisored pass es passed a n. the $6 billion budget does include sharp cuts to most city departments, reduction in overtime, and layoffs of hundreds of city workers. >>> target will hold a

there are other people who act as lookouts. and so there is a whole network behind these devices.nd to roll that back you have to get out among the populace and you have to secure the battle space. >> suarez: todd bowers, when you try to peel the populace away from cooperation with the insurgents, can you protect them after that? can the united states assure these people that if they say no to the insurgents, that we'll stand between them? >> and that's the complexities of the environment in afghanistan versus iraq. afghanistan is extremely rural. it's extremely tribal, it's extremely impoverished and they are also set in their ways the way they have done these things in the past. it's very difficult for them to hear from us that we are going to be there to secure them and take care of them. but when we do. when we do stop in these villages and we protect them, we give them infrastructure, we show them that development will make their lives better and there is no need for the taliban, that is when we accomplish our mission. but again it's very difficult and focusing on population

now, there's also going to be a new board established to overlook wall street to be on the lookout for firms that may be at risk. and the government will now have the power to dismantle those firms without using taxpayer money. in other words, no more bailouts. but the financial firms themselves may have to pay for that. the other firms on wall street, if, in fact, they don't have enough money to do it themselves. and then finally, there are new rules governing some of the very complex trades that we saw that led to the financial crisis a couple of years ago. firms not being able to bet against themselves, to bet against their own investments, things like that. president obama is expected to sign this into law on wednesday. live from capitol hill, i'm tracie potts. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> and before you go, there was a 3.6 earthquake. sorry. >> we'll talk to her later. there she is. she's back. >> i was going to mention that earthquake that happened overnight. you're a california girl. didn't bother you too much? >> you know what? i didn't even feel it. maybe being in

also, there's now going to be a board set up to oversee wall street, to be on the lookout for firms thatto be at risk. and the government will now have power to dissolve those firms in an orderly fashion without using taxpayer money. in other words, as the president puts it, no more bailouts. >> you know, since we have you. i want to talk to you a little bit as well about the east coast earthquake that happened in d.c. did you feel it? >> reporter: well, i didn't feel it. but some workers say they did. and a lot of people in the suburbs here, which is closer to where the center of that earthquake was, said they felt it. you know, i interesting, it was a 3.6, so you can definitely feel it. doesn't cause major damage. but it's going to be the watercooler topic here in washington today because it's rarely if ever happens on the east coast. >> exactly. you kind of wonder about the fault line and you hear about it here on the west coast. glad you're okay. thank you. >> reporter: we're good. thank you. >> okay. >>> now to a heated battle over the rights to carry a gun. supporters of the open c

. >> in oakland police lookout for sniper who opened fire on police officers it happened last night atveling about 11:30 p.m. appeared officers had pulled over a vehicle and while they retain those inside someone from a nearby apartment building opened fire on them. no one was injured deal of research department building but didn't find anything. now officers will be looking at surveillance video from the area. in oakland dan kron 4 news. >> san jose a task force headed by the san as it pleased apart as arrested a least 13 suspects in santa clara county for distribution of on-line child pornography. these are buckshots of the suspects or arrest on july 15th after 6 weeks investigation conducted by the internet crimes against children staff oars. it's comprised of 13 local law- enforcement agencies including the fbi carried the suspects were trucked out after investigation of of nine images and a digital fingerprint that lead to the origin of the material puritans san jose kron 4 news. >> and another big story the vallejo fire department close to fire stations today and of the crews and

. >>> bay area boaters, be on the lookout for whales.his report comes after a young whale was found dead sunday. marin by roll gists say it appears it was killed by a vote. scientists say a large -- urologists say it was appears it was -- biologists say it was killed by a vote. >>> one family's fan to install a windmill in their -- in front of their home is causing a stir. they hope the 30-foot high, three-blade turbine will help power their home. neighbors say the design is inappropriately, it's potentially dangerous and they fear it will start a trend since a similar put on one nearby. >> they were -- what if it falls, what if birds hit it? every crazy thing that could happen was thrown out. and it wasn't thrown out in a friendly, polite neighbor. really angry. >>> 7:36. some changes are in store for bicyclists on the golden gate bridge because of two upcoming projects. crews will start repainting the bridge's main cable on the west side of the bridge. bicyclists will be asked to walk your bikes through the scaffolding areas until they

boy who appears to be about 0 years old is trying to break into the houses while two adults act as lookouts. the suspects were able to get away -- to get away with some items before the homeowner found the boy. police are telling everyone lock your doors and lock your windows. >>> the number of people filing for first-time unemployment benefits jumped by the largest margin since february. 464,000 people filed initial job claims last week. that's a jump of 37,000, which is nearly twice what economists had forecast. continuing claims, though, fell by 223,000 to just under 4.5 million. a major silicon valley company plans to cut hundreds of jobs in the coming months. applied materials of santa clara says it's restructuring its solar panel business and will eliminate as many as 500 positions but some of those workers will transfer to other divisions in the company. the job cuts will happen in november as part. >>> 400,000 californians who have unemployment benefits that ran out could get an extension. president obama a said will sign the measure as soon as it et goes to his desk. now, on its we

they will help border patrol agents keep a look outfor illegal -- lookout for illegal smugglers. >>>. a new ktvu field poll shows more californians now support the idea of same-sex marriage. the survey found that california voters support allowing gay couples to marry by a margin of 51-42%. 7% had no opinion. but that support changes when they are given three alternatives for same-sex bulls. 44% said they -- sexle couples. and >>> time now, 7:47. state health officials are warning there's been a 500% increase in the number of cases of whooping cough. they said the disease also known as pertussis has killed five children just at the end of june. officials say all women of child bearing age and anyone over the age of 64 should be vaccinated against pertussis as well as children since it's really dangerous for kids. >> their they get pertussis, they will cough, cough, cough and keep rog coughing. air goes out but it doesn't come in. so they basically suffocate. >> looping cough is followed by weeks or months of coughing fits. it can resemble that very distinctive whooping news. >>> nail

here is a lookout side boy another cloudy start to the day. coat tower is -- keith tower is popping. 60s along the coast, clouds, mixture of sun and clouds daytime high mid-60s. inland mild highs mid-80s. similar conditions tuesday and wednesday, slightly warmer weather on the way. here is sunday >>> 7:18. that's our first look at the weather this morning. folks, to you. >>> thank you, dave. >> are police ready to make an arrest in the disappearance of little kyron horman? we'll tell you about the latest developments coming up in the search for the 7-year-old boy. >>> and a tragic case of mistaken identity after a horrible crash. how one family was told their daughter died only to find out she's really alive. that story is coming up. ♪ everywhere i go ♪ i'll pass it on, ♪ around...and on...and on... edible arrangements. happiness is always in season. visit, call or go to ediblearrangements.com. we're all striving for it. purina cat chow helps you nurture it in your cat with a full family of excellent nutrition and helpful resources. purina cat

he must be on the lookout for it. -- you must be on the lookout for it. i do not believe it's a widespread thing, but you must have the management mechanisms in place to make sure it does not happen. that is the crux of contractors and their management -- the maintenance of the cadre of government employees who do have the expertise to assess and evaluate the performance of the contractor. when you are in a situation where the contractor has a monopoly of knowledge and you do not have a check and balance in your own government work force, you have a problem. >> i think you are going to find it's a more widespread problem than you see today. i appreciate the fact yet indicated you understand there are conflicts there anyone to be watchable. the last area of want to get into is the question that the classification abuse. it seems to me -- declassification abuse. it seems to me that the classification process that is supposed to protect national security and that being designed to protect political security. you and i have talked about this on the phone. i w

he must be on the lookout for it. i do not think it is a widespread thing. the need to make sure it does not happen. that is the crucial crux here. there is the maintenance of government employees who do have the expertise to assess the performance of the contractor. when you are in a situation with the contractor and you do not have the check and balance on your own government work force, you have a problem. >> i you will think you find a more widespread problem then you see today. i appreciate the fact the you indicated that he understand there are conflicts there. i want to get into the question of declassification of use. it seems to me that so often the classification process, which is supposed to protect national security, really and of being designed to protect political security. you and i have talked about this on the phone. i would like to pay your -- get your assistance on how you would away the protection of sources and methods with the public's right to know. there really is not a well understood process for dealing with this. in the absence of

they're down there sitting on hilltops as lookouts for the drug runners. this is ridiculous. enforce the laws we have in this country. guest: yes, one thing the caller said that is partiiularly interesting is that a country like mexico has complained bitterly, but they have similar laws. in general mexico's immigration laws are pretty harsh. as the illegal immigrants from guatemala can tell you,,and abuse by bott the government and bandits -- it is not great down there. so it is hypocritical for mexico to say that. many other states do similar things. not exactly what arizona has. but making a state adopting policies and laws designed to discourage settlement of illegal immigrants is nothing new. arizona is in keeping with a longstanding tradition. it has already passed court muster. host: this e-mail came by a viewer from colorado. guest: yes, 287g is a program that deputizes local police. it allows them to explicitly ennorce federal immigration law. it creates a corporation between the local law enforcement and federal emigration a 40's, both in terms of a working relations

is that north korea continues to be a threat, upon which we must maintain a consistent and sharp lookouthe democratic and republican leadership. i appreciate as well the presence of all of you who took time to be here to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the korean war. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, united states representative from michigan, of the hon. john -pconyers, jr. [applause] >> to my leaders in the congress, that my colleagues, friends from literally all over the world, arm service members, present and former, and all those gathered here for the 60th anniversary, this is an experience in everyone's life in the service that goes into an active area of military engagement that transforms their lives. their philosophy and their attitudes toward change. -- are changed. i, too, was that washington. we would wake up in the morning and the battalion had been moved out and everything was gone where the barracks were. they had been shipped off overseas to korea. the thing that i will never forget is that some of my classmates at fort lewis, at the biltmore engineering school, i

they're down there sitting on hilltops as lookouts for the drug runners. this is ridiculous.nforce the laws we have in this country. guest: yes, one thing the caller said that is particularly interesting is that a country like mexico has complained bitterly, but they have similar laws. in general mexico's immigration laws are pretty harsh. as the illegal immigrants from guatemala can tell you, and abuse by both the government and bandits -- it is not great down there. so it is hypocritical for mexico to say that. many other states do similar things. not exactly what arizona has. but making a state adopting policies and laws designed to discourage settlement of illegal immigrants is nothing new. arizona is in keeping with a longstanding tradition. it has already passed court muster. host: this e-mail came by a viewer from colorado. guest: yes, 287g is a program that deputizes local police. it allows them to explicitly ennorce federal immigration law. it creates a corporation between the local law enforcement and federal emigration a 40's, both in terms of a working relationshi

show missourians that we elect the kind of canada it's in our party that are strong leaders and that lookout for the future of our state and do not want to stay wedded to many of the problems we have had in the past. he and i are both going to be working hard to elect democrats because we do want to move forward. i know you are proud of the job he has done and it is great to have a democrat and the governor's mansion. please welcome my friend and a great governor of the state of missouri, jay nixon. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, claire. i want to take just a second to talk about what a great job claire is doing. [applause] is not it nice to have somebody from missouri bring common sense to washington? let me give you an example of why i am so proud. many of you already know this but under the arcane rules of the united states senate any single senator can place an anonymous hold on any sine one of the president's nominees for almost any or no reason. the secret holds have impaired the executive branch under republican administrations and especially making it difficult for our president

they're down there sitting on hilltops as lookouts for the drug runners. this is ridiculous.force the laws we have in this country. guest: yes, one thing the caller said that is particularly interesting is that a country like mexico has complained bitterly, but they have similar laws. in general mexico's immigration laws are pretty harsh. as the illegal immigrants from guatemala can tell you, and abuse by both the government and bandits -- it is not great down there. so it is hypocritical for mexico to say that. many other states do similar things. not exactly what arizona has. but making a state adopting policies and laws designed to discourage settlement of illegal immigrants is nothing new. arizona is in keeping with a longstanding tradition. it has already passed court muster. host: this e-mail came by a viewer from colorado. guest: yes, 287g is a program that deputizes local police. it allows them to explicitly ennorce federal immigration law. it creates a corporation between the local law enforcement and federal emigration a 40's, both in terms of a working relationship

as a lookout on the crowd here i am pretty sure that i recognize a few fellow revelers who were on theh me but rest assured no worries. my lips are sealed as was ld what happens after hours at right right right online stays that right online. now that is a hell of a lot wetter than what they have got across thestreet. their slogan is, what happens after hours at netroots nation gets published on the journalist, so i'm sure the secrets are completely secure. [laughter] but seriously it is awesome to be in vegas, my first trip to las vegas and a sin city can be exciting what i am stoked about his being in the glorious home state of the esteemed majority leader of the united states senate, harry reid. harry reid is so popular here in nevada that his own son who is running for governor is omitting his last name from campaign literature. that is true. [applause] hairy who? i don't know that guy. sorry, dad. some of you heard in the introduction that i'm leaving my current position as a chicago-based talkshow host and moving to washington d.c. to be the new political editor of town hall.com.