my name is louis i'm the executive director of the mission economic development agency. i'll very pleased to be here to share our work with the neighborhood. first metro a was founded 20 years ago on business expansion providing loan services to admission district and the latino districts then in the 1990s low income and latino families were faced with the threat of disparity so we decided it metro a needed to expand hiss it's services for homeownership counterand closer invention and in subject years we've added free tax and workforce development resources. metro a new provides services to over 7 thousand families annually. we take a holistic integrated service delivery because we're dedicated to insuring that latino families get all the resources they need to be successful. the mission promise neighborhood is based on this philosophy of integrated approach to communities development the promise of the mission promise neighborhood is that all students and all families in the mission district will be successful both academicly and economically in the mission promise neig

mayor and louis the entire village to create what i see in front of me today. you are an inspiration and i'll go back to washington and talk to the president and make sure that this example lives up to the expectation because no child should grew up because of the zip code they were born in arrest thanks for hosting this today. let's take some questions >> questions? >> as you know we're not out of a housing authority sites and are you saying we should get away from the housing authority model and it's innovate truly a private-public partnership but a nonprofit partnership so this is not the way to go. >> so first of all, this is a housing site. ; right? this is what public housing used to be still owned by the housing authority with a strong partner it guarantees affordable housing and we had a young girl this morning to say what's the challenges and some housing is getting more expensive. look my job is not to come into cities and say this is the only model that can work. in some cities around the country preserving public housing is traditional funding form

louis ready to take on the rams here on abc7 tomorrow.nt mike shumann to cover the game, and while there he ran into one of the biggest 9er fans around. >> the biggest fan from topeka kansas and who are you a fan of? >> michael wilhoy. >> why is that? >> he is my son. >> you have to be excited because it is probably rare when you get to see him play. >> it is. i am very excited. >> pretty cool. our coverage of the game begins at 4:00. we will have special content for you at abc7news.com as well as on our facebook page and twitter at abc7 news bay area. larry beil, mike shumann and jerry rice take over at 4:30 with the pre game show, and they will be hereafter the game as soon as the 49ers beat st. louis. >> 49ers stay here on abc7. now let's go back and talk about the forecast. we talked about a red flag warning. >> sandhya patel has more on that. >> the fire danger is up and it will remain high right through friday afternoon. we are watching live doppler 7hd right now. the isolated showers developed around vacaville and now you look at t

louis? >> i will be in st. louis. >> thank you, shu. thank you for joining us.tinues tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. the news continues on-line on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. have a great night. and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress brand, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. and it's only at one of our 425 sleep number stores nationwide. sleep number. comfort individualized. ohh. joseph... this is the last time we can do this. what are you talking about? i'm going back to my husband. alfonso? i'm sorry. angie, baby, what about us? (sighs) (door closes) oh, my god. oh, my god. that's him. he's home early. (man with european accent) angela, are you upstairs? hide in the closet. now. i'm going. i'm going. mi bello... ah! aah!

louis ready to take on the rams here on abc7 tomorrow. we sent mike shumann to cover the game, and while there he ran into one of the biggest 9er fans around. >> the biggest fan from topeka kansas and who are you a fan of? >> michael wilhoy. >> why is that? >> he is my son. >> you have to be excited because it is probably rare when you get to see him play. >> it is. i am very excited. >> pretty cool. our coverage of the game begins at 4:00. we will have special content for you at abc7news.com as well as on our facebook page and twitter at abc7 news bay area. larry beil, mike shumann and jerry rice take over at 4:30 with the pre game show, and they will be hereafter the game as soon as the 49ers beat st. louis. >> 49ers stay here on abc7. now let's go back and talk about the forecast. we talked about a red flag warning. >> sandhya patel has more on that. >> the fire danger is up and it will remain high right through friday afternoon. we are watching live doppler 7hd right now. the isolated showers developed around vacaville and now you loo

louis' favorite son? >> i'm up there. up there. >> jimmy: right up there.seball players. >> ozzie smith. few of those guys. >> jimmy: there is a pizza place i have been at odds with, called emo's pizza in saint louis. now this is a beloved chain in st. louis. >> it is. >> jimmy: in fact what we did, the pizza by the way is terrible. >> now -- hold on. there is, there is a 1 a to this. >> jimmy: bring it in, guillermo. we ordered emo's pizza from saint louis. >> jimmy: it is cold. >> jimmy: frozen. heated up. we had to tip the delivery driver a fortune. >> it is not cut. >> jimmy: i am going to cut it for you. >> famously cut in squares. g . >> jimmy: i thought i could settle it. i get a lot of abuse from people in saint louis whenever i make fun of their terrible, terrible pizza place. and, so, well you know what the emo's stataste like. i want to do a taste test. i have emo's. i mate you a pizza last night at my house which is clearly superior already. you have a little bit of that. i am going to dress this pizza here for you. i have some basil, from my ga

louis. >> 49ers flew into st. louis as did shu. giners need this victory over st.e now from niners team hotel. you've got a scoot today by talking to one of the team moms. >> well... there is no question. we're here on the top of the world. you can see that mississippi river behind me. if you look over to the right, bush stadium where the cardinals played today we won't have to worry about that with giants this year but st. louis is known to be the gateway to the west. famous for art. skpf course, the team pulled in about 4:45 today. front office got off the bus. and then, team went straight to edward joins jones tomorrow to practice, cardinals today spilling out of the stadium we asked if s.this a football? or baseball town? >> there is great we care about teams. >> and we're gateway francisco way bay, huh? >> what is st. louis known for? >> consider it -- . >> that is it. >> that is it? >> that is it. what else do you need? >> a baseball town. >> mississippi river? >> we found some fans here and jan, who are you the biggest fan of? >> muscle. >> why is that? >> h

louis ready to take on the rams here on abc7 tomorrow.he game, and while there he ran into one of the biggest 9er fans around. >> the biggest fan from topeka kansas and who are you a fan of? >> michael wilhoy. >> why is that? >> he is my son. >> you have to be excited because it is probably rare when you get to see him play. >> it is. i am very excited. >> pretty cool. our coverage of the game begins at 4:00. we will have special content for you at abc7news.com as well as on our facebook page and twitter at abc7 news bay area. larry beil, mike shumann and jerry rice take over at 4:30 with the pre game show, and they will be hereafter the game as soon as the 49ers beat st. louis. >> 49ers stay here on abc7. now let's go back and talk about the forecast. we talked about a red flag warning. >> sandhya patel has more on that. >> the fire danger is up and it will remain high right through friday afternoon. we are watching live doppler 7hd right now. the isolated showers developed around vacaville and now you look at the sierra nevada and it is

louis? >> i will be in st. louis. >> thank you, shu. thank you for joining us.continues on-line on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. have a great night. we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan leaf goes two-and-a-half times that on a single charge. it's a car. it just doesn't take gas. [ farrar ] so think about where you go in a day. do you really need gas to get there? [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199 a month. ♪ will one day be affected by some kind of vision problem. save your vision for the years ahead. call... or log on to seeabettertomorrow.org to learn about glaucoma and macular degeneration. >>> this morning on "world news now," under siege as the terror attack and hostage situation comes to a close in kenya. we are learning about the terrorist connections. >> this is one of the only al qaeda affiliates that has actively recruited here

louis. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: brian, people here in st. louis and across america have opinions about what their country should do. they are mixed and heartfelt. the start of a new day in middle america, st. louis, gateway to the west. and the short-order staff at chili & mac is frying up a frenzy. over eggs and burgers, customers talk politics and syria and the threat of a u.s. attack. >> something should be done, but as far as -- >> reporter: should the united states be the one to do it? >> we're always helping everybody else. >> i think they should send the message what they're doing is wrong to their people. that's why i think they should bomb. >> reporter: you don't want to go. >> no. >> reporter: not even a military strike. >> no. i don't see the end game here. >> reporter: and some in missouri say show me. the president seems to think that mr. assad used chemical weapons. >> he does think that. i've heard him say that. but i don't see any proof. >> everything is looking like ten years ago when we went to iraq. >> reporter: at one tab

louis. kickoff is at 5:30. our coverage begins right now. >> abc 7 news sports director larry biel live in studio b with 49ers hall of famer jerry rice. hi, guys. >> thanks. always fun to have the greatest after owl time with us. 49ers not looking great. 1-2. the stress they're understood for the first time under head coach jim harbaugh. what do you want to see from the team in terms of feistiness? >> i want to see intensity. i did not see that with the indianapolis colts because the colts came into candlestick park and pretty much stuck it to us. they took our heart and they ended up winning that football game. so i want to see more intensity. >> more intensity. that's enough. and the kind of harbaugh captain comeback-like feeling on this team. >> yeah, you know, come back and fight and, you know, when your back is against the wall, they're 1-2 right now, all they have to do is get this game tonight. get some positive momentum going. then they can just move on from there. >> colin kaepernic

thank you louis. first of all i'm just proud of the partnership that the department of public works has with the library, the entire staff, the commission. today we are breaking ground on library no. 23. a big hand for this program, please. [ applause ] >> i'm also very fortunate to have a very great staff, elena chen, our city architect, edgar lopez, all put hands together to make this happen. but most importantly former director who is now head of mta, who started this project. wave your hand? [ applause ] . when ed was director, certain goals were set to accomplish this project. local business, the goal was set at 30 percent. can anybody guess how many percent local businesses got part of this library? 68 percent. [ applause ] >> subcontracting goals, more than 50 percent of the subcontractors came from this neighborhood. and most important, all the hours that were put to build this library, 25 percent of the work force from 94124. i would like to thank our contractors. freddie carter and mike. whe

louis just demands to spend time with people randomly. it's like he fixates on people. like ramsey. i was like don't let him meet cindy crawford. i would have been on that job forever. >> does he play uncle? >> george is a dude. and george is a child. so there were two children in e room. they were for much in sync. they like basketball, fast cars. they sit and talk man time. they don't need a lot of words. >> right. >> it's me who talks all the time. >>> tomorrow on "access hollywood" -- >> our very special conversation with valerie harper. how she's feeling after round one of "dancing with the stars." >> tomorrow on "access hollywood." >>> what would you say to them now? >> you know, [ bleep ] you. >> cher laying one on her critics who counted her out in the past. can she get an earful from cher. >> not only is cher still here but she is going strong with a new album. and she tells me she will go on tour with costumes designed by bob mackie. now, cher is very outspoken about her percentage life. we all know about her marriages. but what about the other men who have cr

loui louis. injuries. no running game. kaepernick tentative. receivers not open.offense. across the board execution needs to be better and i think we can did that. we have the x's ty to do that. we have the means to do it. and it's something that is not just one little they think. >> everybody knows that we have to get better. one and 2 for a ron. >> i don't think you can say one thing. get better. >> don't forget jerry rice joan us for our show at 4:30 on abc 7 present game show and jaird with us after the game right after the ram niners game. all right. america's cup oracle team usa. this is one of the most amazing come back ever here. down 8-1. remember they started with negative 2. so amazing come back. race 17 they collide at the start. key wee penalize. oracle won by 27 seconds then the second race oracle wins 5054 seconds to even at 88 with over all rights scheduled for tomorrow winner takes all. >> good news this is really inspiring interest in this sport. people never paid any attention to it. >> absolutely. >> thanks larry that's this edition of 7 news f

louis. it is the first time coach harbaugh has dropped two games straight. everybody seems like they can get it turned around. reporting at candlestick par . >> and aldon smith was arrested for dui after his pick up slammed into a tree. it was the latest off the field incident for smith. he will not play thursday. there was a stabbing 15 months ago as well. >>> clear skies on this sunday evening. to our north there is a storm system producing rain. this system will continue to pass through to the east and perhaps bring a few high clouds. no wet weather in our forecast. we will see a few clouds develop as we get closer tomorning. warmer temperatures by the time we roll into the afternoon. low to mid-80s. san jose close to 80. high in oakland 76. it turns cooler and gusty into tuesday and wednesday. more coming up. >>> coming up on kron4news at 11:00, the president honors the victims from the navy yard shooting. >>> and the colorado flooding. >>> more from the emmys with fashion hits and misses. . >> it was tv's night to shine. the emmy awards. julia louis-dre

louis after the game. veer fan -- vernon only on abc news. hopefully his hamstring is okay and he plays. vernon and not shu. shu is okay. >> maybe shu should play. maybe it will help. >> i don't think it is plan "a." >>> coming up next on abc news, why is congresswoman nancy pelosi glued to the tv?

we just want to congratulations meta and louis on your 40th anniversary and glad that we have one of your awardees tonight. seeing no comment. meeting is adjourned. >> >> >> welcome everyone and thanks for being here today. i want to extend a special welcome to all of our

charles-louis clerisseau, who had drawn the ruins at nimes in the south of france. with clerisseau's assistance, jefferson worked out the modifications that would turn a roman temple, the maison carree, into a modern public building. it would be the first american building designed to accommodate the 3 branches of a democratic government. their plaster of paris model was shipped across the atlantic, along with jefferson's plans, to guide the builders on the banks of the james river in virginia. jefferson's inspiration was to give the fledgling state government a symbolic structure, thus launching the classic revival in the united states.

louis. eric and i shot stories at candlestick which you see at that time. >> i would ask you about the weather in st. louis but they play the dome. >> that is better. >> leyla gulen will be on the show tomorrow. i know the classy place to eat in st. louis: white castle, you can get the sliders. now, let's see what going on outside. here is what is going to happen this afternoon: the bay brings will be strong and they start earlier at 11:00 this morning through 9:00. west winds, shifting from the west, at 15- to 25-knots and they will come from the northwest and our beaches through 3:00 tomorrow morning at 15 to 25 miles per hour. right now, it is fast at sfo at 25, and 12 in livermore, and the winds are still out there although they let up enough that some of us are starting to flirt with the 40's in the north bay valley and most of us in the 50's. here are the gusts, point reyes and san francisco is where we will see the winded. by 1:00 o'clock you can see we are at 13 miles per hour, pushi

louis, 1-0. that gives pittsburgh a two-game lead in the n.l.al, and it puts the reds and the cards neck and neck in the wild-card race. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," nfl commissioner roger goodell. >>> plus, we'll take you behind the scenes with some of the nfl's referees. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] let's go places. but let's be ready. ♪ let's do our homework. ♪ let's look out for each other. let's look both ways before crossing. ♪ let's remember what's important. let's be optimistic. but just in case -- let's be ready. let's go places, safely. >>> diana nyad says her maturity helped her complete a record swim from cuba to florida without a shark cage. she's 64 years old. as elaine quijano reports, nyad had to overcome some tough moments during her swim. >> how did you sleep last night? >> like a baby. and i kept waking up and i was smiling. >> reporter: but diana nyad says there were moments during her 110-mile swim when her struggle was almost too much, especially sa

louis but how about the weather? >> red flag wanting. until 3:00. we have a high fire danger in the north bay and santa cruz mountains and mt. diablo above 1,000 range. winds are from the north at 15- to 25-knots and the humidity is dropping. be careful. anything that sparks will move rapidly. the first forecast temperatures are in the low-to-mid 60's along the coast. low-to-mid 70's an the bay and mid-to-upper 70's inland. not so breezy in the lower elevations as yesterday. leyla gulen? >> we have a c.h.p.-issued high wind advisory for anyone driving high-profile vehicle like big rigor s.u.v. so be careful over the richmond-san rafael but traffic is smooth. in walnut creek we have this report of oil that spread across the roadway northbound 680 at olympic boulevard. it will be cleaned up in the next five minutes. the san mateo bridge traffic is running smoothly although we have a report of an accident westbound direction and everything else and running well into foster city. >> the red flag warning took affect crews watched an early fire in burling

louis today.an show you right now, the graphic shows outside it will be gorgeous, it doesn't get much better than this weather in st. louis this time of the year and as cool as the 40's and 50's and sunny and above average in the 80's following down to 76 by the time we get to the kickoff at 7:25 their time. 70's degrees inside the dome. that is the dome in downtown. now, back at home, we have quiet weather on live doppler 7 hd showing how dry the new air mass is. winds in our lower elevations are gusting up to possibly 12 in oakland and san francisco at ten and mostly from the north in most areas. they are lighter than what we are dealing with in the higher elevations. the fire danger is above 1,000' in most areas. from emeryville the camera was bouncing as we look at the east bay bridge, the new span. sunshine today, our warming trend begins and a high fire danger through tomorrow and wet weather is possible on monday. there is a lost minor back stories to talk about. first, the temperatures and

louis -- new orleans, those temperatures will be lifted to the northeast. you see regionally how we've got all the clouds west of the appalachians. there's a cold front there. that will be coming through but we have so little moisture to work with that it's not going to be much of an issue us for. in fact, it looks unbelievable for another five or six days here. then things are going to change. 77 this afternoon. light winds, south, southeast.

louis. the pirates now lead the national league's wild card race and clinched the first playoff since 1992. >>> in cleveland bottom of the ninth. a two-run homer for a win over the white sox. earlier in the season he became the oldest player to hit a walkoff homer. >>> thousands of fans lined up to get free rivera bobble head dolls but they were delivered late. during the game the fans got the bobble head. >> that could have been a madhouse if they hadn't gotten the bobble heads. >>> and during giants dodgers game, a deloryn car. >> back to the future. >>> police dash cam video shows lions wide receiver burleson walking into an ambulance with a broken arm. police say burleson lost control when two large pizzas were falling off his seat. >>> nick pelinas racing towards the goal. he pantsed him. [ laughter ] fortunately the player had his under pants on. >> thank goodness. this is an ea family show. >>> just ahead j-law talks some fame. >>> welcome back. temperatures feel like mid summer in a

>> louis, get -- >> -- out of here.d by the second on screen, louis. >> deidre says i had a hostess cupcake. my significant other swears the frosting isn't as thick. >> they might be cutting back. one more. >> carmike says kleenex. i never knew what a tissue was growing up. >> coke, q-tip. you name the whole you don't say cotton swab. heinz ketchup, obviously and the jolly green giant, another that natalie probably had commercials before she was born. "morning joe" starts now. >> we have now put together a segment that we hope will give the legislative bodies in washington the incentive they need to get together. it's called united states congress, finding common ground. ♪ >> i love horses. >> i love horses. >> i love horses. >> i love monkeys. [ buzzer ] >> my

louis. remember the same team that knocked them >>> now game on with kristen berset live from the wusa9 cadillac sports desk. >> if you're a nationals fan, you don't like the st. louis cardinals, especially after they knocked your team out of postseason last year. after tonight you really aren't going to like them at all. the nationals knew their chances were slim to make the post season, but they weren't going down without a fight, but they really needed a win tonight in st. louis. carlos beltran makes this two- run shot, not going to happen. also tonight the reds and pirates won which means the nats are officially eliminated from the postseason race, maybe next year. >>> bad day for the orioles. they may not be officially eliminated yet even though they got swept by the rays. they lost their star. manny machado suffered a knee injury after stepping awkwardly at first base. you see his knee kind of collapse. looks awful. he'll have an mri tomorrow, no word yet what happened, just a freak no

one in five people on this planet now owns a smartphone and grouchy funny man louis c.k.old conan he's had enough. >> i think these things are toxic, especially for kids. u.s. just this thing, it's bad. and they don't look at people when they talk to them and they don't build empathy. >> reporter: this existential rant struck a major nerve, 4 million views sporting a smartphone backlash. 23 million people have watched charlene deguzman's new short film, "i forgot my phone," >> we're not staying in the moment anymore because we're looking at our phones and lots of special moments are passing us by. >> reporter: many have restricts. phone in a different room on weekends and ever heard of phone stack. leave it on the table during dinner. if you pick it up, you also go to pick up the check. i have a new game when i'm driving around los angeles i count how many people i spot on their cell phones. lady walking herdog. guy having lunch. guy at the bus stop. i stopped counting at 50. i'm not judging these people. i caught myself looking up soccer scores rather than playing with m

sit in some restaurants in san louis insurer pearl. some of the banners that the participants in those sad and scared -- kerry is a march in front, our boys, or bonds, our brothers are fighting for you. why can't we here? and we got together, why can't we together to back another one, and not to spoil it knows no prejudice. happy duval was one of those women who was involved in a protest in st. louis. she carried a sign that said, i invested five sons in the service. these women lay the foundation for the civil rights movement of the 60's. they and many other african-american women believed there was no better time to demand equality. the world was of war to defeat fascism. black men and women are risking their lives and dangerous war-torn countries. some gave their life for a country that denied the basic rights. what better time to demand an end to racism. double victory signifies the struggle of african-americans who were fighting for victory over fascism and for victory over discrimination at home during the war years. of the term

louis and you can see the game right here the mike? >> great weather. temperatures are in the 80's today for highs and 70's by the time the kickoff and 70 in the dome. here is a look at what is going on at home, live doppler 7 hd showing dry air is taking over and the reason why we have a heightened fire danger today through tomorrow. check out the 40's in the south bay, cupertino and saratoga at 49, campbell at 48, and los gatos at 46. everyone else around 50 degrees and 52 in san jose and 49 in newark and 47 in san ramon and 45 in calistoga. 52 in san francisco and alameda is a warm spot at 56. east bay hills, the camera is bouncing all over the place. the temperatures today are two to four degrees warmer and even up to eight degrees inland. our three day forecast, the warming trend conrow and saturday and cooler with more clouds and a sea breeze on sunday. >> we have a brand new crash westbound at emeryville at powell street before you get to the maze and we have a two-car crash blocking one lane. you can see it is causing delays from university aven

louis.orms in denver and seattle will be sunny with a high of 83. ♪ >>> and time now for a check of the national forecast. a dome of heat expands across the country. extreme heat will blanket nebraska and the lower great lakes. some areas could reach 105 degrees. in the northeast, temperatures will hit in the 80s. and showers and thunderstorms will develop in the southwest. >>> in sports now, week one of the nfl season comes to a close with a monday night doubleheader. in the late game, san diego gets out to a big lead over houston, chargers quarterback philip rivers throws four touchdown passes to make it 28-7 but the texans come back and tie the game up in the fourth quarter, when brian cushing intercepts rivers and brings it back for a touchdown and houston finishes off the big comeback with the randy bullet kicked a 41-yard field goal with no time to win it for the texans. 31-28. >>> in the early game, eagles coach chip kelly makes his nfl debut. philadelphia uses its new no huddle offen

louis 35-11 on thursday night.ers 219 yards on the ground, 18 yards rushing for st. louis. >> good team defense. secondary was getting hands on the ball. coverage was tight and we got the turn overs. that was big for us. >> big question, will terrell pryor play for the raiders on sunday when they host rgiii and the redskins? he's been medically clear today play. >> i mean he's in rough shape but i predict he'll be out there. >> gamblers take note. baseball and football in full swing. overlap today with the golden state warriors. they had their media day and it's probably the nicest they'll be all year. you need pickure? interview? curry brothers on hand. team starts training camp tomorrow. they open the season october 30s when they host the lakers. >> [ inaudible ] we need to keep the attitude like we had last year. i feel like we'll be in good shape. >> bay area in good shape. big teams are fronted by big stars. kaepernick, possie. >> a's. >> a's have going to the playoffs next friday. so you see pryor in the line

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he stars as a single dad along julia louis-dreyfus. they say it will leave you with pangs for his too early passing. no doubt. >>> guess what they found here, bill. they're predicting "breaking bad" and "binge biggg bang theory" will be the big winners. >> i'm mad i didn't start from the beginning. i need to go back. >> what's great is that we can do that now. >>> ellen degeneres is the most likable woman in hollywood. jennifer lawrence takes second place and stephen colbert knows how to celebrate the possible defeat of obamacare. take a look. >> yes, a victory lap, because obamacare is dead! ♪ >> oh, yeah the twerk keeps moving on. i'm richard lui. this is "early today." we hope this is just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> in the news in "the new york daily news," thief in wheelchair steals purses at midtown hot spots. the nypd is on the lookout for this man, who steals purses before fleeing in his wheelchair. and in "the l.a. times" floyd mayweather/canelo fight was the richest ever. 2.2 million homes paut ss bought the pay pe

louis. pirates pounded the cubs 8-2 last night. the pirates now lead the national league's wild card race and clinched the first playoff spot since 1992. >>> in cleveland bottom of the ninth. indians trailing and jason giambi hits a two-run homer for a win over the white sox. earlier in the season he became the oldest player to hit a walkoff homer. giambi is now the oldest to hit two in a season. >>> thousands of fans lined up to get free marriano rivera bobblehead dolls, but they were delivered late. during the game the fans finally got the bobbleheads of the closer who will retire after this season. >>> cruising around in mccovey cove. the driver bumped into a boat, but fortunately no major damage. >>> next year ncaa will restore five of the 20 football scholarships taken away from penn state in the wake of the jerry sandusky scandal. the rest will be given back in future years. jay paterno tweeted ncaa gives back some psu scholarships? why not all? any football sanctions are still an affront to the truth. >>> police dash cam vid

louis.ith five games left in the regular season, the nets will be paid -- will be playing for pride. last night's loss was painful after making such a great late- season surge to the edge of the wildcard. congratulations, penn state. the ncaa is making a very good let them start restoring scholarships that they lost in the jerry sandusky scandal. to get five scholarships back next year. more will be phased in. a wise decision by the ncaa. >> i don't think there are any arguments against that. >> rock, paper, scissors. >> dynamite. >> rock, paper, scissors. >> dynamite. >> i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offeed by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants to make all abortion illegal ... ... evenen in cases re and incest. ... even to protect a woman's health. i want a governor who's focused on schools and creatg jobs, not someone who wants to do my job. who's ken cu

louis, thursday night in st. louis. looks whriek will be without linebacker patrick willis, the only player in 49er history to be named to the pro bowl each of his first 6 seasons. and the word leaking out this afternoon, don't expect willis to be ready to go. the a's are the champs in anaheim do you now. they're shooting for the best record in the american league, which would mean home field advantage throughout the playoffs. brandon moss delivers a 2-run blast, his 28th of the year. the a's now 1 game back of boston. >>> last time pittsburgh made the playoffs, barry bonds was a pirate. that's 1992. great finish tonight. he's gunned down at the plate. the pirates celebrate. they win 2-1 and are indeed going to the postseason. >>> america's cup, team oracle doesn't want to go away. it looked like new zealand was dominant, but oracle now trails 8-6. first team to 9 wins. they'll go again tomorrow, weather permitting. and the weather here always bright when pam moore can close and give you something to go through the nigh

louis. 94 into northern louisiana.ome of that heat will push in your direction for your day tomorrow. so 50s for tonight. a few 40s along frederick. otherwise we are flirting 80 and into saturday more clouds, clouds start the day, rain to finish the day with temperatures in to the low 70s. speaking of the rain we will time it out anaround 11:00 saturday morning, farther north and west, that's when the showers will start to move in and stay around three, four, five. that's when the bands move in and then a widespread shower into saturday evening. things should clear out by sunday. there is a big open wave over the bay. the hurricane center has about a 60% shot of this developing. scale has us at 20%. i don't think it'll come together but we will watch it and update it tonight. 55 in town tonight. a beautiful moonlit sky. otherwise cool issue but not to bad. two degree guarantee around 80 and here is the seven day forecast where saturday is not going to be the best of days, a lot of clouds, showers in the afternoon and t

with the late james gandolfini, fox 5 talked to julia louis-dreyfusisd about her own flaws.uu and james gandolfini said we should all wear a sign around our neck and say what's wrong w with us.with >> hype threatcally, if you andu i were on a date right now, it w would say i'm a skinny fat guy y eat too much taco bell. >> immaterial list particular, i have high anxiety, and i -- whaw would be the third thing? i'm a horrible person! [laughter][lau in the movie, you guys areuy comparing hands. hands i couldn't help think of the man hand episode.handpi when you do a scene like that and references come about, dobo you think of "seinfeld"?"? >> i have other moments in my life doing other parts -- i i can't even remember right now where there has been a referencn crossover.os that moment, no, because i am aa hands person, i notice hands, so it just felt real to me that we were talking about hands. abouts and to be honest with you, i, could be wrong, i think thatnk t came out of am proffization, aso a matter of fact, talking aboutt each other's hands. h he has these huge meaty hand

. >> before i turn it over to policy, maybe i will discuss briefly what louis skipped over is the promise zones. that's what we are working on with various city agencies and commissioner mendoza and others to develop this proposal that is really about integrating federal funds both from the department of education, from hud, from doj, you make the it. they are all working in the same way that we are trying to collaborate on the ground, they are trying to do the same thing at the federal agencies level in these communities that are in high poverty. so they will be working on improving affordable housing and improving educational opportunities. part of the it is like working on the ground with organizations to cut the red tape to facilities working with federal programs. actually on the ground, supervisor in those communities to navigate both the regulatory and bureaucratic barriers and access to fund. it a designation and not tied to any specific money. but you will receive a designation as a promised zone which gives you some benefits and future application. they are going to designate ov

louis. clear skies and a beautiful day here however. that frontal boundary will push on there, and i think new york city will have a shower or thunderstorm. on monday our skies will clear out quite a bit. not the same story across the central part of the country. the rain is falling quite a bit in portions of texas. we need the rain in texas, however. we'll deal with the heavy rain from houston down towards dallas and we could see showers or thunderstorms popping up in brownsville and corpus christi. if you are out there on the roadways just take it easy for me. take a look. we have flash flood warnings in effect, and we're going to continue to deal with that through the night as those storms continue to be fuelled by the heating of the day. yesterday we had multiple reports of damaging winds and hail with this frontal boundary, and as i said earlier, i think we could see potentially dangerous storms around the detroit area down towards st. louis today as that front continues to make its way further into the east. the biggest storm we h

louis sunny. showers in denver today, and seattle can expect rain. >>> a town in southern louisiana is struggling to find its footing after the earth opened up. in bayou corne agiant sinkhole is swallowing landscapes an sinking homes, and as adriana diaz reports, it's forcing families to flee. >> reporter: it looks like something from a science fiction story. it's swallowing trees hole and threatening 150 homes. that's why nearby janet and gerald merritt are packing the last of their things from the home that they had planned to live out the rest of their lives. >> it's painful, physically, mentally, emotionally. >> reporter: the swamp went from this to this, a sinkhole the side of 20 football fields. bayou corne sits on sa salt zone, a layer of salt deep underground. that's where the company mines salt. part of the cavern wall collapsed taking the ground above it with it. the pressure is now sending dangerous natural gas bub ling into the air. texas brian is installing wells to volume out the gas

louis earlier, the cardinals pounded the pirates, 9-2. st. louis got the sweep and moved a game and a half ahead of both pittsburgh and cincinnati. >>> and in the wnba. riquna williams of the tulsa shock scored 51 points. all by her loneness. new wnba record. >>> just ahead. "riddick" rules at the movies and getry for the million second quiz. it is like no other you have ever seen. you're watching "early today." >>> not often i can pick the west out and say the hottest was medford at 93. the desert areas had some clouds and some rainy type weather over the weekend so temperatures were kept down a little. the same thing will be true today. the weather pattern hasn't changed throughout much of the west. more clues and moisture from phoenix to vegas, flagstaff, tucson northward. medford could be one of the hottest spots out there at 95. tuesday, betty, look at portland and oregon up to 91 and those 90-degree days are numbered. if you like the heat, you know, tomorrow may be one of the last ones for you. >> where do you see that ever? >> doesn't

julia louis-dreyfus accepting as her "veep" character was incredible.a fey crawling up the stage. i mean -- >> women of no shame. >> michael douglas' speech, he was something, huh? >> i love michael douglas' speech, you're only as good as your other half, which would you want, the top or the bottom. >> let's talk about the tributes, that was controversial. >> and continues to be today. >> what was the take in the room on that? >> it is one of those things where you can't please everyone. it is that. everyone we talked to on the carpet for "extra" said everyone should get equal time. i think they'll go back and re-evaluate and see how to approach it next year. i thought the tributes were beautiful for cory and james gandolfini and everyone. it was nice to hear from their peers and the people that meant so much to them in the business. they left such an impact and legacy behind. i thought it was nice to do, but it is kind of a difficult line to walk, you know. larry hagman, obviously, you know, an incredible actor and did so much for our business and it i