. >> hold on here, now, yeah, lois lane and superman are going to splitsville. >> say it ain't so. >> they are relaunching the comic book series and not only will you see a costume change, no more red underwear but superman is a bachelor and lois lane will have a new boyfriend. and reminiscent of ken and barbie broke up. so there may be hope for fans of superman and lois lane. >> listen to this one. >> this chihuahua attacked the robber. he was attacking his knee and running robbers down the tleet street. >> he is very easy to get along with. he a friendly. i was shocked to see what he did running across the street was amazing. >> no one was hurt. the thieves did get away with some money but the owner says it could have been much worse for paco. >> next at 5:30. an all nate search for a missing 62-year-old bay area wind surfer. >> there is you'd and video, has san francisco police proven that their officers were justified in killing a man over the weekend? >> next at 5:30 a grilling on tap for a media mogul, verbal firing squad awaiting rupert murdoch this morning. >> here is a look a

, lois. >> jimmy: you want to dance?e: how many more seconds do we have to stay? >> jimmy: when can we go home? we're almost 50. [ laughter ] >> steve: get the car out of the garage. >> jimmy: this next one is a dating book for women. this is great. it's called "the electronic candy store: a guide for women to find mr. right on the internet" by james j. raines. what's going on with this woman's legs? [ laughter ] she's got two pillowy thighs. they look like two bean bags laid on top of each other. weird angle. poor girl. what qualifies james j. raines to give advice to women on how to troll the electronic candy store? let's see right here. here we go. well, "in a little over seven years i had been out on 116 first dates. i've had 94 second dates and i had actual sexual contact of some kind with more than half of those women." actual sexual contact. [ laughter ] those numbers are way too specific too. how creepy is that? he defintely has a creepy notebook that he updates as soon as he gets home from a date. he's like, wel

el pronostico extendido las temperaturas oscilaran entre lois 90 a 94 grados con excelentes temperaturastualmente tenemos cielos despejados con 90 grados y 32 grados centigrados, vientos calmados del norte a 8 millas por hora y una humedad en el ambiente de 23%. esta noche estara mayormente despejado, con teerur d65 docoexcelentes temperaturas de verano para este 4 de julio... dentro de unos minutos se inaugura el torneo de a segunda ronda del torneo, algo que no consigue desde 1997. una de las motivaciones que provoca en los argentinos este primer choque, es vengar la histórica goleada que bolivia le propinó por 6-1 en la paz, en un encuentro perteneciente a las eliminatorias para sudafriaca. dentro de un poco mas de una hora comenzara a rodar el balón en copa america, la fiesta la organiza argentina y nosotros se lo traemos en vivo y en directo por univision y telefutura. vamos a mostrarles como esta el calendario de juegos de copa america para el fin de semana. para hoy viernes, por telefutura: 7:30 de la noche la inauguracion y a las 8 el primer partido e

made keeps a loy it keep so. thank you. [applause] >> those are beautiful words befitting and beautiful their part of our city. -- befitting a beautiful new part of our city. mohammad thanked a lot of the donors. the mayor referenced the grant program. there's the whole group of the friends of bernal gardens that we want to thank. finally, it is not just community partners. in his community organizations that we partner with to make things like this happen. -- it is committee par-- communy organizations that we partner with to make things like this happen. there's great sensibility about the landscapes of san francisco. there is san francisco parks trust. i would like to ask karen to close us out with a few words. >> thank you. i think we're all moved by ulian's words and passion for this place. we're proud to be here for the completion of the beautiful garden. the term is fiscal sponsor, but it is so much more. we do community interface all over the city with many partners. bureaucracy is not a bad word. we work well with

. >> mel loi, i think through most of the week. morning clouds afternoon sunshine. temperatures about zblafrj what else is new at the garlic festival? handing out mouth wash. >> garlic flavored? >> no, thank goodness. thank you. >>> back in a moment with a look at a whole who has lost her way and efforts to help her. cc1:cc1: >>> mother doesn't know best, a: least in this case. the case with the female gray whale we've been tell you. she and her calf spend the last few weeks swimming in the orego: border.cc1: 40-footcc1: whale continues to draw yous. but she's alone.cc1: the baby headed back to the ocean. experts say she's losing weight because she can't find enough food in the freshwater of the river. >> currently, the thought is, you know, give her a few days and hope that she'll turn and leave, as her calf did. >> last saturday her calf swam the ccocean,1: tocc1: biologists have been trying to coax the mama whale back to the pacific by playing songs of killer whales and banging on pipes but that's not successful. remember humphrey? check in with john enry smith o

kids reaching under their pill loys are now finding an average of 40 cents less per tooth. that's down from $3 a year ago to just $2.60. the biggest decrease was in the east while in the west going rate for baby teeth actually went up. >> getting pricier these days. >>> for the private pilot who has everything, a vehicle that does everything. it is called the flying car. it has wings that fold, making it small enough to drive on normal roads. note the idea isn't that frustrated motorists c c zoom over a traffic jam although that would be super cool. when a pilot lands in a small airport he or she won't have to find a ride into town. >> let's pick one up after the show today here in manhattan. >> same vehicle everywhere you go. >> not bad. >>> when we come back this morning a struggle for survival. a private pilot crashes into the great lakes and has to tread water for nearly a day. >> he calls it a once-in-a-lifetime chance to swim with one the biggest fishes on earth. so we made ocean spray cranberry juice cocktail with a splash of lime. it's so refreshing, your taste buds

i work with--in this work that i'm doing now, preaching to the perverted, i worked with lois weaver as a director and a collaborator. and so some of the money would go to pay her a fee. and then i often produce myself, so, you know, at performance base 122, you know, you hire the lighting designer, you rent the rehearsal space, the various props. so it doesn't completely pay for the project, but it helps pay for some of the costs of making a piece of art. even if it seems very simple and low-tech, like my work is, because i want it to be accessible, there's still other people involved. and i feel like artist aren't air-breathing plants, that we should get paid for working. but, as you point out, even if it's $6,000 to $8,000, which is not a great amount of money, it might be a make or break for you in some cases or for some artists, wouldn't it? absolutely. i mean, i think that a lot of the artists, particularly in the field that i work in--performance art, which is kind of the garage band arena of theater-- a lot of the people are coming from communities that are already disadvantaged

private information they've obtained from hacking news corp files a new news corp pretty sure that lois like will uncover a treasure trove of information on the way they conduct business so it appears of anonymous and will also have strong. as ever and despite the laws like announced its retirement back in june seems like they just couldn't help themselves they had to get back into the game but they've also teamed up with it on the seems like the hacktivism realize that they have a lot more things in the world to correct early stand up and for that i'm quite interested to see how nato and the f.b.i. are going to respond to anonymous sex efforts to take down some of us to torrijos organizations in the worlds. and our it's a last week instead of just talking about the bloated defense budget and wasteful programs in broad terms we decided to give you a specific example one that could end up costing us six hundred billion dollars the jail t v so this week we're going continue that trend that we're going to take a look at the littoral combat ship program a combat ships are fast they're desig

and a request we need your help fulfilling comes from the ada lois the tubes when you get to d. minus twelve will you please play blow my buzz by d. twelve m. and m. anderson friends are all the pot heads didn't think so didn't think so if you can get his written permission to use it from the copyright holder with the name of the song name of copy or name of composer slash rights holder name of artist slush group and the genre i'd be happy to because the minus twelve is going to be one of them days when you know us just want to chill out and all that effort to be all in your ear and shit you know what i'm sayin but will we be cool if i talk rob you're just trying to snort your weed them can you tell i've been listening to that song all day. speaking of the d.-day countdown a good one to fear writes hello yeah i love the d.-day countdown and started my own at my desk at the bank i work at think i'll stay home for the day and part of poly harker asks what do you think is going to happen on august second i think we're going to do felt well i'm not sure what we're going to do yet bu

antioch wake up tomorrow morning with overcast conditions 58 will be the loy tonight. 53 for san franciscol bring you drizzle right near the coast. morgan hill this evening down to 53 degrees. this one helps to dive the jetstream closer to the bay area. but the second low is going to push down closer to us and all the low clouds will move on in. more cooling is in store for us by tuesday and wednesday. inland locations, daytime highs only in the mid to low 70s. it's running about 15 degrees below where you should be. we start off in the morning fog is spinning out toward the delta. we will see that start to peel back to the coast by midday or so. look for is on a with the fog lingering coastside. 60s around san francisco and oakland and break out to mid lo to low 80s. in fact here is a look at some temperatures for some selected cities for you 74 for santa clara. our beaches overcast, half moon bay 58 degrees and sea breeze kicks in 25 miles an hour gusts. redwood city 73. san francisco will cool down to 62 degrees. a little bit of sunshine late in the day. 77 for santa rosa. 72 for napa.

loy to upper 90s, getting close to air-conditioning weather at dublin at 92. concord at 93. livermore about 95. 92 to 94 degrees in gilroy and morgan hill. hollister, 87. 68 in monterey to mid-70s for santa cruz and watsonville and salinas. beautiful day for a game. 70 degrees at 12:35, warming up to 74 as we rap up the set with tampa bay rays. temperatures running in the 50s. concord and antioch, low to mid 50s there. accu-weather seven-day forecast, i think tomorrow will be the warmest day. saturday a lot like today. a slow cooling trend on sunday, we lose about 12 degrees. we lose more degrees monday and tuesday. those temperatures monday and tuesday, pretty close to average. so summer looks like it is here to stay for a while. >>> good morning. it's 5:20 and light conditions around the bay area. overnight road work. no major stalls or accidents. this is the terra linda area, with all the headlights, road work in that area. a resurfacing project from novato down to the civic center. nice smooth black top there. you have some fog as you head towards the mill valley up arou

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men charged with the beating of bryan stowe will allow bass at judge read the first time 29 year-old loissite they will be in court for arraignment today >> man who confessed to the attack of killing almost hundred people in norway but who will be arraigned this is a picture of the attacker and this is some of the aftermath from the bombing and the shooting massacre at u.s. camps we will have more on the shooting later on >> we will have more in a few minutes and a quick check of whether >> low-cal cover mild afternoon highs in the '60s it-'80s warming trend setting up for the weekend we'll have our seven day forecast and it will all make sense coming out >> conditions are great on the upper deck and we are not tracking any hotspots no backups or delays. >> 531 a m a shooting last night in east palo alto killed one and injured another >> investigators are still waiting to hear we can tell you when 18 year-old man died of the scene and and a man in his 20s was rushed to the hospital with non life threatening injuries this street is still shut down at this time the fire department is out he

i'm currently at loy-ola university of chicago pursuing my undergraduate with management with a paralegal and i plan to go to law school next year. [applause] >> and so i have this like -- this fantasy like my dream would be i'm teaching -- 'cause that's where i teach loyola law school and i work in the innocence project and you can sign up the summer after your first year and so i have this like thing, i'm at the podium getting ready for class and he comes in and he's a student. but he keeps saying he's not going to take my class. why? why is that? >> i can imagine her being my teacher like jovan, i expect you to be the best. i want you to be -- >> why? >> it would be brutal. >> darn it. [laughter] >> but i also work for mareville academy in displays and work with troubled youths, those who had a hard life. i worked directly with them, counseled them, teach them life skills. and actually this monday will be my second year anniversary from being married. [applause] >> my wife is actually in the back, andrea mosley. [applause] >> we have a question here. >> in your time in jail, did you me

tomorrow's meeting is too deep is because you're right, there's a little bit of a split between pe loi sa and hoyighwa -- ploysy may not on the deal, but hoyer might. that's why you see eight there. the other reason is they want eric cantor in the room. he was in the biden talks. kyl was in the biden talks. that's why you have extra folks tomorrow. on paper looks a little crowded to be frank. >> of course, an hour from now the president's going to begin his twitter town hall. the tweet was from john boehner, will you take job destroying tax hikes off the table. paul ryan, americans deserve a real debate. we've had a lot of twitter positioning. >> reporter: i think the winner is political -- there are two winners so far, twitter and political grand standing. every interest group in america is taking advantage of this and taking advantage of this vacuum before the president asks these questions. let's see how it works. i'm curious will we see the president type? apparently not. can he speak in 140 characters? i was just told keep it 140 wrap. back to you. >> i know we've got to go, but w

gill loy 91. it will be comfortable in the shade. look what we have tonight fireworks show.ny drizzle will be along the coast and clouds will be confined to the north bay and maybe south bay. we do have warm weather moving in so it is the east bay valleys that will see the brunt of this. that is why inland temperatures are stuck in the 90s. pretty comfortable around the bay with upper 70s to near 80 and cool at the coast with low to mid-60s. >> off to a pretty good start. hop around the bay, walnut creek 680 looking pretty good from concord towards the 24 junction. 24 westbound looking good all the way through the caldecott tunnel. san mateo bridge no delays. we are looking good westbound toward foster city. lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights a minor back-up. we do have a stall at dumbarton tolls, left lane. infineon raceway, it's going to be a busy weekend on the freeways there. 37 and expect delays all around infineon 80 and off of 121, as well. in san francisco this evening we've got the critical mass that starts at 6:15. so you can expect traffic

and i'm glad jonathan's parents, ruth ann sandy and john's step-mother lois are here to share in thish the members of her family, but let us not forget, there is quite a cheering section looking down from above, including john's parents, eugene and marjorie. every one of us, john and jonathan, wishes for you a love that makes both of you better people, that continues to give you joy and that provides you with energy, with which to face the responsibilities of your lives, not to mention your jobs with the city government. if you take care of each other, never stop listening and never stop laughing, we know you will do just fine. and now, for the moment that you have all been waiting for. do you, john, solemnly declare that you take jonathan to be your spouse. you promise will love, cherish and keep him for as long as you both shall live? >> i do. >> as a symbol of your promise to jonathan, we have a ring which you are going place on his finger. thank you. there you go. don't drop it. there we go. it actually fits. way to go. do you, jonathan, solemnly declare that you take john to be y

this is lois level in almost three months. the toll was increased by 11,500 state workers from minnesota who fought for applications because of that state government shut down. >> on to news, a rise in is about to unleash droid 3. >> this is the droid 3 android smart phone that hits the market tomorrow. >> the bride and motorola droid 3 keeps the slide out keyboard feature that the droid 1 and 2 has. it is one of the few on the market with a slide out keyboard. the droid 3 is the best yet. here it is compared to the droid to. the droid three is in my right hand. the screen is a bigger. detroit 3 has a 4 in. screen. the keyboard has been redesigned and is much better. it is bigger and more comfortable to type on. it has a separate role of the camera is a net of pixels and records 1080 ph.d. video. you also have video chatting and 80 output. it runs google 2.3. the latest, greatest and droid. the downside, it is a new phone but is not offered on the 4g network. it is a 3 d phone. this does make it cheaper. it is officially on th

between one loy kay an it's really been tough. i thought some areas were getting our brie.ea preyeah be which craved up -- the sea breeze yesterday has cranked up. there is a little component of the westerly breeze. 60s, to 90s. fog and sun will develop on the coast. even though there's fog there now, it's really thinned out. high pressure on a -- and a north wind still kine of keeping things in check. thunderstorm activity should -- a possibility of showers down in the desert of southern california. mid-60s. >> you can see the pog there. but sfo,.com. no -- calm. calm, san jose, calm, vacaville. they will be about 95. yesterday they had a southeast win so the components for a cooler pattern are really health in check. it will get here. some of the upper air pattern really strong low beginning to move in. mostly sunny. an then we'll see the breeze start to kick up i think later on tonight to tomorrow. city, osant -- 80s and 90s. the mornings are cool, though. remember that, 0s and 40s on the -- 30s an 40s. 90s inland. clearlake, 94. it will be hot. sonoma 84. petaluma a lit

lois is 65 years old from johnstown, pennsylvania. caller: i am tired of obama always bargaining with the republicans. they gave the gas companies more money again, where they shouldn't have. and the rich get away without paying anything and the day gets -- their trips, they can take it off of their taxes. it is always the middle class, which there is no more. senior citizens, we gave up two years of an increase, which is only 2% to 3% -- and an increase in medicare takes it away anyhow. i have an income of $816 of social security. like the man before said about paying out for medication, and like -- might go for needed a shot in her knees for arthritis and the cost of the shop for her was $134. she could not afford that. i would like to see something done that there is no bargaining with the republicans. and not only that, i am tired of having to scrape and scrounge. i worked all love my life. they took the social security money out of my check every two weeks telling me this would pay for my retirement when i hit the golden years. t

and when the series reboots in september, he will not be dating lois lane.. >> there's a controversial fast and furious gunrunning investigation have a cousin in florida? this morning, there's concern over a program called operation castaway. >> instead of putting guns in the hands of mexican drug dealers, did we give guns to honduran thugs. is this a joke? what can you tell us about castaway and how this might or might not be related to fast and furious? >> it could be related and guns were put into the hands of criminals. over 1,000 guns approximately. so we need to know if it's related and the fast and furious is also obviously a flawed program and it could happen right here in tampa. i'm going to find out. we have written letters to holder and malson as well and we need to know. they've contacted us on friday and told us that they're getting our answers -- getting the answers as quickly as possible. i want to know, i know darrell issa who is chairman of the over sight committee is going to investigate this. we're not going to let up. it's very serious. >

>> i feel no love lost for loy years. i hate cloy years.ms are not hiring small firms are been given a smaller fee. the average loss to been $104,000. we are not crying for them of their getting hurt in the economic recession. >> and they have to pay back those loans. >> they do. >> rob like they do. >> fog cool be an issue out there tomorrow morning. visibility was pretty bad on the golden gate bridge, you can expect the same thing tomorrow. coastal fog this evening pushes into the bayshore a little later, dense fog morning and it pushes back to the coast tomorrow afternoon. cooler temperatures throughout the bay area is not look like we will see in the more '90s. i will show the temperatures in just a moment. take a look at the storm tracker. into the north bay and into oakland along the coastline. this is the 8:00 hour. we see this over oakland in the golden gate bridge, later on in the morning this will push back to the coastline and there it will stay through the afternoon tomorrow. temperatures will be cooler again tomorrow as a resul

in july of 2008 i was diagnosed with a rare blood disorder calledcall ed am loy dose is.g apart. everyone you've ever known loving you and trying to help you i got my test results back from last year and they were huge. i've been cleared for the stem cell transplant. now it's a big waiting game as the immune system drops and we hope that the stem cells do their job of growing new marrow. between entries i became extremely sick and there was little the medical teams could do. the only real hope was that my immune system would kick in. it's been a hard week. really long days and nights ups and downs. i start the day looking for the good and promising things not expecting much or obsessing too much on the statistic. just looking for a little step or two. the nights are long. but the morning finally comes and today came with all the prayers, thoughts love hope vibes and good energy i've been receiving packed together into the best news that i've heard in a long long time. it's working. the process is working, and hopefully it will lead to the best possible outcome. phew. well

hotwire.com >>> in kp kp tonight crime and punishment tonight, a texas judge dealt a blow to jeffs' defense loy ranch. he could suffer a similar setback tomorrow when his lawyers are expected to ask for other evidence to be suppressed about his arrest in 2006 in another state. also expected tomorrow, opening statements in the trial. he's pleaded not guilty to charges of bigamy and sexual assault of a child. the jury of ten women and two men will hear his case on sexual assault charges. he's expected to be tried on the lesser bigamy charges in october. his church the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter day saints is known as flds, a far offshoot of the mormon church and supports the practice of polygamy. but mormons renounced polygamy more than a century ago. that's when the flds broke away. today that renegade spirit has apparently take an new turn. some are saying that jeffs' supporters in an arizona town have been engaging in violent acts with no regard for the law. gary tuchman investigates. >> i've never seen it like this before. i've been here for seven years and i've never see

if it sold to large corporations-- you lose bill loy involvement, charitable contributions -- the localmunity involvement, charitable contributions. the same thing is true with farms. there are many farms across america, including in the shenandoah valley, butterworth millions of dollars -- that are worth millions of dollars. we do need to pay attention and address that. what we mainly need to focus on in this country today is the fact that the federal government is growing at a completely and as sustainable -- completely unsustainable rate. have to eliminate the programs we simply cannot afford -- we have to eliminate the programs we simply cannot afford. host: finally, a tweet. it is certainly not the case. we have passed legislation in the house dealing with patent reform, which is very, very important. that has also passed the senate. we're trying to work out the very narrow details. that is the jurisdiction of my subcommittee that i chair, and we worked hard on that legislation. it has the potential of creating hundreds of thousands of jobs in this country by making our patent laws

know tried to have cameras in the courtroom for that case, and i think it would have been enormous loyimportant. again, the issue at stake was important. you had highly competent lawyers on both sides, mostly expert witnesses opposed to civilian witnesses, and there was no jury, and in all of those considerations, should have suggested that the cameras should have been in that courtroom. frankly, most of the interest in the news media in cameras and courtrooms would have been is usually in criminal cases. i'm sure many of you know the casey anthony trial in florida is going op now, and my colleagues at hln, which used to be headline news, their ratings have doubled over the past few months with the casey anthony trial. people find trials interesting and important and frankly, i think it is our business to provide people with fair and accurate coverage of what they're interested in and trials are one of them, and public trials require cameras. now, the question, of course, is what is the potential for disruption? unfortunately, we are still living with the legacy of the oj simpson case

my client cheryl and sheryl and her partner, jane, they were the new parents of an 8-year-old loy and they were totally in love with that little baby. they had so many hopes and dreams together for raising that child. they agreed that sheryl would stay home and be a full-time stay-at-home mom to take care of the baby in jane would go to work to earn money for the family. she had a modest job and made a modern -- modest income. they are little house and they were making ends meet. then one morning on her way to work, jane was killed in a car accident. instantly, all of that family's income was gone. cheryl didn't even get the basic care and social security benefits that jane had paid for through her contribution to the social security tax. that a sick federal safety net wasn't there for cheryl and their little baby. for me the lawyer it was heartbreaking to deal with that to see that baby and try to help sheryl deal with her grief and with this financial devastation. she ended up losing the house. we couldn't keep it for her. fees are just two examples of the harm that same-sex couples

lois barr of blairsville, georgia, 105. what about that? 105.ouse any time she asks me. and we have albert and merilda bilodeau from winthrop, maine. incredible weather this type time of year. faith, love, and 45hard work. that's it and that's all from your nation's capitol. back to new york. >> thank you so much. coming up, the white house chef, vegetables and like them. and also, we've got this little concert here on the plaza with cee lo green. ♪ >>> this morning in "today"'s kich chen, veggie and fruit meals, featured in "better homes and garden" magazine. the first time in decades a figure has appeared on the cover. chris, good morning. nice to see you. >> good morning. >> you've got a pressure packed job at the white house between state dinners and huge luncheons but you had a really pressure packed assignment recently. you had to throw a picnic for fifth graders and everything had to be healthy. how did you do that?actually in experience for us because for chefs, kids are the hardest ones to please. they're very blunt and honest. they wil

waxman: madam chair, i yield to my fellow californian, a member of the energy and commerce committee, lois capps, two minutes. the chair: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for two minutes. mrs. capps: i thank my colleague for yielding and, madam chair, i rise to speak against this hazardous piece of legislation. h.r. 1938 directs the president to allow canadian oil companies to build a dangerous pipeline through american lands and waters. and h.r. 1938 would expedite the pipeline's permitting process despite a long list of unaddressed concerns from numerous communities. the environmental impacts of this pipeline, which would extend over 1,600 miles through six states have not been thoroughly considered and we know that this project has the potential to significantly impact the environment. we've already seen what damage can be done. there have been 12 spills along trans-canada's keystone pipeline during the first six months of the operation. and the pipeline will deliver some of the most destructive oil on the planet. tar sands oil containing toxic chemicals like sulfur, nickel