lucas, too request. he was quite a character and so i would like to take a moment to read three excerpts from the times of robert lucas. the first is from the cleveland herald in 1838 comes a point of 1838 is this is after he has won this dispute with michigan and had been appointed to become the territorial governor of ohio. governor lucases of the most deserving men and the party, and when we dealt lot of or approved of the territory of iowa. he's an intelligent western pioneer. isn't that nice? the second is a letter that lucas wrote many years earlier during the war 1812 when he was a young officer and wrote this letter to a fellow officer. what's important to keep in mind is the words you're hearing he put in writing. she rode never was there a more patriotic army that had it more completely in their power to accomplish every object of their desire than the present and it must be now sunken in disgrace for want of a general lack their hand. neither was the mnf talent as there are some say and do the

britain's supreme court dealt a blow to lucas's company. trying to stop a prop designer from making and selling the iconic star wars storm trooper helmets. the designer now sells replicas over the internet. the court ruled they were props and therefore, could be replicated. however, the court did uphold u.s. copy right laws and ruled they cannot be sold here. >> and coming up on the news at 5:00, bad rap on the debt ceiling showdown turns into a real rap. catch the beat as we continue. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> coming up at 6:00 we'll have more on alex trabek's suspected hotel room intruder who. she is, what police say went down in that hallway. >> also, the campaign to get san francisco's ed lee to run for mayor. he would be the front runner but also a target. and cutting adult day care in california. pardon me, we'll follow up with a blogger taking a look at the humanitarian crisis d

i said, so, have you read tony lucas? he, of course, said to me as to my was inspired.mon ground exemplifies a small history later vast which is what it has done as well. thank you very much, all of you. [applause] [applause] >> bob child is coming up next to presents the lynton prize. before i leave i would just say, the last time i ever saw tony we had lunch, the purpose of which was for him to trick me into a green to do a study for the authors guild of which she was president on mid list books and how they work economically. and his last words to me were, so, great, you'll do it. by. so we did it. it is amazing to me. i would say that the quality of reported nonfiction coming out today is year and year out as high as i can ever remember it being. it is a real bright spot in journalism. i learned something from doing the report for tony. we always talk about the new business model for news, which is right over the next hill. the business model for this kind of book is pure willpower and love and determination. but there is a lot of it on the part of the publishers, t

lucas, too, had a quest. he was quite a character. i would like to take a moment to read you three excerpt from the times of robert lucas. the first is from the cleveland harold in 1838 so the point of 1838 is this after he has won this dispute with fresh again and had been appointed, just been appointed to become the territorial of honor of ohio. governor locuses one of the most deserving men in the party and we approve a good governor of their territory of iowa. he is an old-fashioned, honest and intelligent western pioneer. the second is a letter that lucas wrote many years earlier during the war 1812 when he was a young officer and he wrote a letter to a fellow officer. what's important to keep in mind is the words you are hearing. he put in writing. he wrote never was there a more patriotic army that had a completely in their power to accomplish every object of their desire than the present, and it must now be set in disgrace for want of a general lack their hands. neither was there either men of talent as there are so shamefully

una de las estrellas de paraguay es lucas barrios.a es la madre de nelson cuevas y no estÁ de acuerdo en que haya nacionalizados. >> ¿quÉ opina de que se haya nacionalizado? >> no me gusta primero por su idioma. ellos no saben hablar guarani. no saben cantar el himno. >> sin embargo otros aplauden la decisiÓn. >> el tiene el derecho de ser incorporado. el es hijo de paraguayos. >> lo que mÁs crÍtica en es que muchos provienen de argentina, paÍs con el que existe rivalidad en paraguay. >> ninguno. tienen que ser paraguayos.. >> los goles acallaron las criticas. >> hay gente que habla bien y que habla mal. si les hago caso, yo no estaria aca. >> por los partidos lucas se fue volviendo mÁs familiar para la in a la paraguaya que en el mundial lo adotrop. >> pese a ser criticado en ambos paises, Él se muestra tranquilo con la decisiÓn de haberse nacionalizado y no defraudar a los aficionados. >> con la selecciÓn paraguaya barrios ha anotado cinco goles y dice que esta copa amÉrica es la oportunidad que esperaba. >> yo vengo por la gloria.

the lucas prize project honors the best of american nonfiction writing. it is just over an hour. .. and he would have been very happy, i mean, to see his friends and colleagues gathering to do what we are here this evening to do. i guess a seasonally vehement question one might ask is, how is this awards ceremony different from all other awards ceremonies? and part of the answer is that we make the awardees sing for their supper in the form of having a panel discussion was a distinguished moderator for this year is taylor branch, whom all introducing a minute. the reason he did that specifically has to do with tony, who felt that particularly in nonfiction writing, there wasn't enough of a structured conversation about our craft in there needs to be more. so we use this program and pretext to do that and indeed, arlene has sorted spread this concept to several of our other words ceremonies as well. it reminds us all love why we are giving these awards in addition to offering outstanding achievement. it is to try to anything we succeeded at doing this, create a community of people wh

next speaker, luca, the singing waiter. >> this is getting good. >> my name is luca, i'm a singing waitern north beach and -- >> name of the restaurant is -- >> on columbus avenue. i want to support the legislation because that's our culture, you know. and everyone has his own culture and i think it's very important to never give up, you know. and try and make -- feel people like they be in italy or everywhere else in the world. and i'm from naples so in naples we got music in the blood. so we sing everywhere. not just in the shower. and that's why i want to share something with you tonight. president newlin: ok, wonderful. [singing] president newlin: thank you. vice chair joseph: i'd like you all to note that that was out amplifycation. president newlin: is there anybody else from the public who would like to address this issue? >> public comment at the board of supervisors does not compare to public comment here. president newlin: yes, sir, please come forward. you'll all get a chance. one at a time. >> hello, commissioners. i appreciate getting a chance to address you today and i since

overnight road work at lucas valley road in san rafael you can see all the emergency vehicles there, that is lucas valley on-ramp and freitas valley on-ramp. >> sue, it's 4:40 right now. >> it seems like we've answered those questions before, the cat that stole the show at major league baseball home run derby yesterday. >> and this neighborhood is going up, how technology is under ground is deciding what you pay to park above ground. 3q yes! stain gone. in the first wash. stain, stain's gone. in the first. first wash. with resolve laundry stain remover you get four times more power. so it's guaranteed to remove tough stains in the first wash. this one's clean. the first time round. in the battle against stains resolve gives you a reason to celebrate. trust resolve. forget stains. allergy season is at its worst. inside your home allergens can be found on everyday hard surfaces. lysol disinfecting wipes remove more than 95% of allergens. and lysol disinfectant spray kills the source of mold allergens. so from pollen particles to pet dander... lysol does more to help your family during

more pointy like elf ears but he seems to inherited pop's and grandpa's ears a little bit. >> in lucas's case, the trait resulted in more of a flop, leaving tops of the ears followedded over. not a huge problem, but still... >> so i asked my husband. he said oh, when i was young, all of my friends made fun of me. >> we see abnormalities of the ear cartilage when children are born. >> the yees were refered to a plastic surgeon. he recommended a new device called ear well, he says can correct abnormalities. first fittings are arranged in this plastic housing which is then placed over the ear. >> and what we're able to do is we're able to shape the cartilage and mold the cartilage to a normal appearance. >> he says the key is that device must be placed in the first few months of life. the stage when the cart lij in the ear is still soft. >> we've learned we can do this effectively within the first two to three months of life. so it's critical that we start the treatment on very early. >> and as a child grows, the cartilage thickens and change becomes permanent. the yee's scrap book mark the

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but first the gulf and darren clarke shares the lead at the lucas club are open championship northern irishman firing a second straight under par around of sixty eight to tie with the american although the world number one link donald and number two believe west would have both missed the cut american glover was aiming to build on his opening round of sixty six in could have ended de to be out right lead if he'd sunk this equal chance at the seventh hole but he had to settle for a birdie and carded a seventy to leave in the four and a par and joining him there at the top of the leaderboard is clarke meant to be an eagle in five including that it be eighteen posts in over sixty eight four plays or a shot back including martin primacy here to steady round of sixty nine first round leader thomas bjorn along with chad campbell are also tied in second place and so this rico angle jimenez sunk this long birdie putt at the six before finishing on three and. well to tom lewis grabbed the headlines when he led on the opening day and although he slid down the field and still only three shots of

spain's jimenez we finished yesterday shot behind on four under par along with americans lucas glover and webb simpson him and over some great shots but the shot of the day even though this one from the spaniard was pretty good came from dustin johnson. a hole in one for him at the pass sixteenth. straight into the cup eventually he ended the first day even despite being for over one point. meanwhile u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished at one i have a pug nor marshman is bidding to become the youngest open champion since one thousand nine hundred three the had a poor start with babies the first and third holes before recovering to cardiff seventy one his second round starts in three as time shortly followed by new world number one luke donald who also had a seventy one yesterday so be all well placed but he isn't getting carried away michael boyd has still along like the guy. although you know the week changes rather dramatically in a day that in days go but. that's part of and i will try and see if we can do the same tomorrow a long way to leave in the the strawman

but first the joint leaders of the open championship darren clarke and lucas glover will start their penultimate round of little later with clarke hoping to repeat the form that saw him shoot to the top of the leaderboard after carding a two under par sixty eight although there will be no world number one luke donald all number two the westwood who both missed the cut while american glover was aiming to build on his opening round of sixty six and could have ended day two as the out right leader if he had some busy goal he carded a seventy to leave him out for under par and joining him at the top of the leaderboard is clarke the norm marshman hidden ego in five birdies including this one eighty post another sixty eight now four plays are a shot back and that includes martin kaymer seen here he hit a steady round of sixty nine first round later to always be almost along with chad campbell also tied in second place and say to the spaniard me go angle him in there he sunk this long birdie putt at the six before finishing on three under. and i'm going to tom lewis grabbed the headlines wh

he's alongside americans lucas glover and webb simpson well the shot of the day even though this from him it isn't bad at all came from dustin johnson how we won for him the past three sixteenth eventually ending the first day even despite being for over one point straight into the cup this one meanwhile u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par the northern irishman whose beating to become the youngest open champion since eighty ninety three made a poor start with the holes before covering the card a seventy one and that tally was matched by new world number one link donald but that day did belong to the two front runners who is the all mcelroy stress there's still a long way to go. to reach changes were dramatically in a goal but. that's part of. try and see if you can do the same time or. a long way to the strawman but you're always going to be pleased with shooting a good number because you can play your way out of it but you can never win. this fifty four more goals to go. of the. i can relax from the tournaments i suppose but. now. it's nice to get the f

another unlikely winner was wildcard lucas could pull out he was up against eighth seed garcia lopez he won the first set six four but both battled back into the second set by the same score line to say. match to the decider one that sixty three to reach the last eight. than cedric marcel's who comes from mr guard was another wild card unknowing turned pro last year but hardly mattered against fabio fognini the german had already pulled off a major upset in the first round when he not. he passed this round into six seven six six four. motor sport now on the way rally is reaching its climax drivers age towards the finish in sochi poland's christophe helos is lead to the car section after winning stage five from us that are going to stop at a pole he's just over a couple of minutes ahead of french constat petter hansel and russian foot as a beard off continues to lead the trucks section he was quickly securing yesterday seven hundred kilometer route for his second stage we. we must some of the riders for this weekend's made in germany have been checking out the sanctioned ring course b

open champion lucas glover while a host of names looks set to miss the cut on a low scoring day american glover was aiming to build on his opening round of sixty six and could have ended a day to rest the out right leader if you'd like to see equal chance at the seventh hole he had to settle reverting to the seventy two leaving at four in the park while parked i reckon champion tom watson there it goes down an early marker with a hole in one six of the sixty one year old needed replaced as the drop into the hole joint first round leader ahmed said tom lewis hit two bogeys on his front nine and a good chip at the ninth saw him save par late broke you saw him finish a one under par. and leading the way along with bubba was clark the northern irishman hit an eagle and five birdies including this at the eighteenth post another sixty eight for the overall mountain climber also produced another consistent performance staying in contention with a steady round of sixty nine. long run to go human if they tell you which of the leaders in finished i won sinking their. a long birdie putt at the six

. >> if you are a newborn like lucas, you are going to inherit a few family traits. uncle's chin or just maybe your father's ears. >> mine are a little more pointy, like elf ears, but he definitely seems to have inherited pop's and grandpa's ears a little bit. >> in lucas straight it resulted in more of a flop. a condition that left the tops of his ears foaled over. not a huge problem, but still. >> so i asked my husband and he said, oh, when i was young all of my friends made fun of me. >> we see abnormalities of the ear cartilage when children are born. >> he was referred to a plastic surgeon at stanford. he recommended a new device called the ear well, which he said can correct abnormalities ranking from mild to severe. first customizable fittings are made in this housing, which is placed over the ear. >> what we're able to do, we are able to shape the cartilage and mold the cartilage to a much more normal appearance. >> he said the key is the device must be placed in the first few months of life, the stage when the cartilage in a newborn's ear is still soft and m

. >> hoy se realizo una manifestacion en el hospital san lucas de san francisco se quiso demostrar laía crear una crisis peor que la de los gaseoductos, señala lo fragil de los ductos. >> pgi dijo que clasifico mal las áreas de gaseoductos en el área de la bahía, estas deben ser inspeccionadas más detenidamente. >> miles de inmigrantes que pagan impuestos no aprovechan los programas del gobierno, pero estos si están disponibles para todos. >> en california hay programas públicos que están a disposicion de loas más de un millón de inmigrantes ilegales que trabajan pagan impuesto para el estado. >> una persona que es parte de los inmigrantes ilegales le pueden dar medicare por una emergencia, si una mujer esta embarazada . >> jessica trabaja en san josé uno de los tantos centros que ayuda a la comunidad de los inmigrantes ilegales. >> si la persona no tiene documentos pueden tener el programa de emergencia, también programas para los niños. >> también están los programas de cuidados pre natal, bajo cierto criterio también pueden tener estampillas de comida. >> uno de los principales es

>> from lucas or in general? >> jimmy: well, from lucas.s really mad. >> yeah, i mean, he definitely didn't show that to me. i had no idea. actually that clip is the first kind of tidbit of that that i've >> jimmy: do you feel like this experience has made you understand men more or less? >> i mean, that's a tough question. it made me realize there are so many different types of men out there. some men are really out there to just really crush you and put themselves in front of another human being. to me, that's disheartening. >> jimmy: i tell you what, i think j.p. is the one you picked. he's the one i would pick. and i don't know if there's somebody in that apartment with you, but if there is, i hope it's j.p. >> oh, that's sweet. >> jimmy: now we're all studying your face to see what your reaction is. well, thank you, ashley. ashley hebert. >> thank you, jimmy. bye, everyone. >> jimmy: thank you. we'll check back in with her throughout the course of the season. we have a good show tonight. from "rookie blue," missy peregrym is here. we h

edgar torres, marcelo el mediocampo santa cruz y lucas barrios en el ataque, por otra parte la selecciónmar con matar para recordarles que mañana, a las dos y 30 de la tarde colombiase enfrenta a costa rica. seguimos con fútbol pero viajamos alemania para el mayor femenino el partido entre japón y méxico, partidazo para las japonesas después de 90 minutos victoria de japón, la gran figura del partido congolés a los 13.19 y 80 minutos, ahora con esto japón clasifica los cuartos de final, pasamos al encuentro entre nueva zelanda inglaterra 2-1 resultado final victoria de inglaterra. y terminamos en el mundo del tenis para la semifinal del torneo vivió partidazo india, empezamos con el duelo entre el español rafael nadaly británico andy murray como murray intentando avanzar a la final pero no debió permitir el español, victoria de nadal en cuatro sets. para pasamos al otro partido entre el número dos del mundo novak djokovic, y jo-wilfried tsonga, djokovic sólo buscaba avanzar a la final para quitarle número uno a nadal y eso fue lo que su triunfo en cuatro sets. y ahora es el nuevo rey, es

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mÁs tarde, lucas barrios le dio la vuelta al marcador.ca de su boleto de cuartos de final. mÁs tarde, julio cÉsar se comÍa de disparo y se empataba al negocio. maÑana entrarÁn doble y sin guantes. >> brasil apareciÓ otra vez para la ventaja. y se jugarÁn los cuartos de final. para el domingo, la fila ante paraguay y chile contra venezuela. >> agüero es el goleador con tres goles. pero los mejores goles los hacen ustedes por acompaÑarnos noche a noche en vivo todos por univisiÓn, por cualquier duda me busca por twitter. >> gracias, que sea una jornada llena de goles. llegamos

en esta jugada donde muchos errores defensivos permitieron que marcara el empate, segundo tiempo y lucasó las manos, al 90 conseguía el descuento y al 92 en el último suspiro este error permite que marque el gol del empate, ambos clasificaron a cuartos de final aquí están los emparejamientos, los cruces para estos cuartos de final, el sábado, colombia a perú, argentina contra uruguay, para el domingo, brasil contra paraguay y chile en contra de venezuela, todos los partidos a través de univisión >>> campeonato mundial femenino en alemania, brasil en contra de los estados unidos al minuto 9 ponía adelante al equipo de las barras y las estrellas, el empate en este tiro centro, no solo se quedaba a medio camino, 1-1, minuto 79 con el cabezazo certero, error en la salida de la guardamenta, y al 82, alex ponía la cereza en el pastel con un excelente gol, gran definición estados unidos se encamina a la gran final por tercera oportunidad en su historia >>> la otra semifinales, japón en contra de suecia, el conjunto europeo iba adelante con este buen gol gran definición, 1-0 las nórdicas, sin em

. >> then, later at 5:00 court ruling where the force worked against local film maker george lucas and troopers, stay with us. >>> those rewards points can be easy to get. and all of this with your credit card, you'll earn rewards points. >> however, as 7 on your side explains when it comes to claiming those points, you can end up frustrated and sitting on an unredeemed stockpile. all karen steelly wanted was a free exercise bike like these to add to her home gym. she saved up points for years. >> i live spinning. it's my favorite thing to do. >> all melissa wanted was a flight to hawaii. she paid for grad school and business expenses with plastic to save the miles. >> we were stockpiling and watching them, watching them add up these women tried to cash in points, they hit a dead end. >> i tried to buy the bike for six months. ever time ientn, it was out of stock. >> the bike was discontinued. melissa says she picked a flight and moments later when she went to book it it was no longer available. >> that was the only date that worked for use karen and melissa aren't the only frustrated

lucas mckarlty has cerebral palsy. he can't walk, he can't talk, but he has found his voice in a much different way. >> he had no problem. no problem fitting in with black people. they don't give him no extra, you know, special treatment. no, no. i mean if he want to go in the choir stand they don't get his hand and lead him up there. he walk on his knee and get in the choir stand. to him, he don't feel like he is handicapped around here. >> you want to know more about this young man when you see that part. tommy, you actually did a six-minute piece that you actually can see on cnn.com but we want to talk about how you found the story and why. here is historically the mississippi delta. one of the most segregated area and still is in many ways. a young white boy with cerebral palsy. he knows what it's like to be discriminated against. these two, i guess, groups of people come together his arms in the air the way he is, it doesn't matter. >> this is one of the churches in mississippi where shouting and falling out, they

clarke and lucas glover at 4- under par. and funny, you can get up or stay up around 2:00 in the morning and see some of the british open third round stuff. when you're just getting in you want to see good putting. >> i don't know why you think i go out all hours of the night. we don't go out prancing around the city. >> just a couple that likes to stay home and quietly love. that's nice. me too. the nfl lock out appears on the home stretch, you don't have nfl lock out fatigue by now, there's smith strutting. i'll spare you the propaganda, the only bottom line here that's floated around by next friday they could have something signed and why nobody is really a fan will sweat when they miss games. we're hearing a billionaire versus a millionaire, it's almost over. >> okay. you sound relieved. >> it's good. glad to see both sides happy. >> have a good night and a great weekend everybody. see you later. ]s

. >> if you are a newborn like lucas, you are going to inherit a few family traits.r mother's eyes or your uncle's chin or just maybe your father's ears. >> mine are a little more pointy, like elf ears, but he definitely seems to have inherited pop's and grandpa's ears a little bit. >> in luis castillo's case it resulted in more of a flop. a condition that left the tops of his ears foaled over. not a huge problem, but still. >> so i asked my husband and he said, oh, when i was young all of my friends made fun of me. >> we see abnormalities of the ear cartilage when children are born. >> he was referred to a plastic surgeon at stanford. he recommended a new device called the ear well, which he said can correct abnormalities ranging from mild to severe. first customizable fittings are made in this housing, which is placed over the ear. >> what we're able to do, we are able to shape the cartilage and mold the cartilage to a much more normal appearance. >> he said the key is the device must be placed in the first few months of life, the stage when the cartilage in a newb

he needs a cut and is behind clark, lucas, and glover.s the par 57th hits his second straight 68, but any one players are within four shots of the lead. seven shots to separate it. >> what i love ant that, tom watson says it was a lucky shot. >> we'll see you. ,,,,,,,,

overnight road work in san rafael between san pedro road and lucas valley road also the alameda prado on-ramp. >>> still ahead, a break in the case of the stolen picasso. surveillance footage and the thief who stole it. >> and hidden bombs, could u.s. officials fight terrorists may be using to outwit airport security. when water doesn't dry, it can leave spots and film. finish jet dry rinse agent removes residue and actively dries dishes, for a brilliant shine straight from the dishwasher. finish jet dry rinse agent. finish. the diamond standard. 10 pieces of the world's best chicken, [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family. 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of 4 or more for just 20 bucks. today is a kfc day. today tastes so good. >>> 4:42 on a wonderful thursday morning. slightly cooler temperatures but still warm, 80 to 90s inland. we got some fog after i came in this morning quarter to 3:00. heavy fog on the golden gate bridge. >>> more news, investigators are working on a pair of new leads in the picasso drawing from a union art

one lane there and back-up coming out of novato down towards the lucas valley road area. very heavy traffic in san rafael and in berkeley, westbound towards the macarthur maze. we had an earlier stall at gillman. sunnyvale, eastbound central expressway lafayette street, an accident blocking the two right lanes. abc7news.com is our website. click on bay area traffic for up to date traffic information. >>> thanks so much. >> a hotel is using radio frequency to keep the plush robes and towels from disappearing. a company says hotels lose between 5-20% of their linens. they're taking bathrobes, bath sheets and pool towels. the strips are sewn in the fabric. one hotel in hawaii started using the chips and begin saving $16,000 a month. >>> next, the warning alameda city leaders were given about a water rescue program that went unfunded until a controversial beach drowning in may. >> the debt ceiling crisis continues. republicans are now trying to get their party in order after a colossal breakdown last night. i'm amy hollyfield and i'll have an update coming up. >> and californ

timmy the freak lincecum finding his groove, top of the fourth, jason bay and lucas duda, and to theg we go, he tells daniel murphy to have a seat. sixth inning, rubin tejada goes down swinging. one earned run, giants win 3-1. >> reporter: it was six innings of struggling without number three for the giants ace this evening. but even with 114 pitches, tim lincecum was able to keep his composure and limited the mets to just one run and heads to this year's mid summer classic with a more reputable 7-7 record. >> i wish the innings where i got two outs. i wish i could have been better about that. when you come out on top of the win, i think that's ultimately the best part of the game and we did it. that was good for us. >> pablo sandoval extended his hitting streak to 20 games, he's just six shy of jack clark's modern franchise record. from at&t park, amy gutierrez, for nbc bay area. >> thank you, amy. >>> a's and rangers, game three of the four-game set. andrew bailey in to close the game. fields, the eldest grounder to throw -- josh hamilton, can't make a mistake against him. a walkof

can't see any lights on the screen but they are repaving the road between freitas valley road and lucas valley road. >>> the president and house speaker fight a war of words a week before america loses its ability to pay its debt. >> and two bay area airports, what it means for local jobs. >> this is an incredible picture is a misunderstanding. the story behind a bizarre battle between a pedestrian and a driver. while both lysol and febreze make air smell fresher only lysol neutra air sanitizing spray sanitizes the air and kills 99.9% of bacteria at the source. two reasons why with lysol a fresh home is the sign of a healthy home. affect over one million homes each year, causing a disgusting mess and hours of repair. the powerful formula in rid-x has enzymes to immediately break down waste and bacteria that work continuously to reduce tank build-up. use rid-x once a month and help save yourself from disaster. >>> good morning, it is 4:40. live look outside, downtown san francisco. the top of the buildings but we do have low clouds but it is going to be drizzly and find out with mike and

got overnight road work, this is san rafael, i can see the crews working on 101, this is southbound lucasley road. both of those on-ramps are closed this morning due to the road work. let's take a look what i'm talking about with the map. you can see also the northbound 101 ramp to eastbound 37 that is closed due to road work. 6:00 is the estimated time to get that stuff picked up. bay bridge, a little bit of fog mike was mentioning and fog on the golden gate bridge but light traffic through the tunnel into san francisco. abc7news.com is our website and on the lnldz you'll see bay area traffic and click on that for the latest. >>> thanks very much. >> bart leaders are denying reports that san francisco muni's recently departed chief is in the run for bart general manager. reports indicated he was a candidates on the list but two bart board members say those reports are wrong. the board has closed meetings to discuss? th. >> oakland planning commission will consider a plan for safeway in rockridge district tomorrow. it is 40 years old. they want to replace witness a three-story building th

lucas glover dropped to fifth after shooting a 73. >>> a little lighter tournament up in lake tahoe.ormer vice president dan quail learning the carlton dance. normally the best part of showing celebrity golf highlights making fun of charles barkely's swing but there is nothing to laugh about here. sir charles hits it right in the middle of the fairway. but actor jack wagner has a six-point lead. >>> it is 80s weekend at the coliseum so today fans were treated to an old-fashioned double header. that's right. two games for the price of one. spare you the regular version of a handshake. the as have their hands full with all-star starter jarret weaver. looked like they would get on the board in the 5th. kurt suzuki with a hit. running on the pitch. going to be out by a mile at the plate. 7th inning. angels up 2-0. eric makes it 3- 0 with his seventh homer of the season. trevor cahill. conor jackson scores to make it 3-2. weeks with a three-hit game and he lifted his average back over 300. runners on second and third for coco crisp. ibar knocks it down and gets it out. angels take game 1,

he made the cut, another american by the name of lucas glover shot an even par 70 which is tied for theafter 36 holes. hiss approach on the par four he sets up a birdie. he's 4-under right now. 42-year-old darren clark two shot lead. threw a 68 today and the man from northern ireland makes a 90 feet eagle put. look at the fancy stuff he does with the arrows too. he is-4. it is open for all to take. meantime the giants getting ready for game two of the series with san diego. made a roster move today. pat burrell has a mild foot strain. they bring in a catcher by the name of hector sanchez who got rave reviews from barry zito when he was down there. we'll see how things are going with the nfl labor problems. they may have a settlement in the next 46 to 48 hours. that is the sporting life. >> all right. >> mark, thank you. >>> a stretch of san francisco coastline is suddenly faces a rocky future. coming up, winter storms last year forced lengthy closures for the great highway along ocean beach. it finally opened again but the city is now being told the repairs aren't good enough. find out

and, lucas duda. dead at the dish. so, we're headed to extras. two on, two out. everybody is safe.oaded for the mets. next batter now, it's pena. the mets win in walk-off fashion. 3-2 is your final score in 10. >>> cliff lee and the phillies taking on the blue jays. cliff lee, 43 consecutive shutout innings. bottom of the eighth. 4-3, phils. that's a solo home run. next batter, jose bautista, get up and get gone. 27th home run of the season. the jays go ahead 5-4. two batters later, edward encarcion. jays go on to win it, 7-4. >> that will do it for this espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> coming up next -- the stories that we'll be following later today. the nation marks its 235 birthday. we're looking good for being 235 years old. >> that means it's time for the annual nathan's annual hot dog eating contest at coney island. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. the stronger the rapids, the more we loved it. took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and e

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this is the southbound direction of 101 from lucas valley reside. you see the road work. that is ongoing resurfacing project all the way down to central san rafael with various lanes closed. richmond parkway has had intermittent closures, road work until 5:00 today. that is the scheduled wrap up. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, pretty light this morning. we have no meters lights on. traffic is flowing well into san francisco on the upper deck we'll watch that for you and light. go to abc7news.com and click on bay area traffic. >>> and focus on transit, transit riders shall the first in the world to have the fastest wi-fi connection currently available. they have launched free 4-g wireless service on all its light rail trains. they finished the testing and they plan to add by my on express buses later this year. this weekend it will give two tickets to giants-dodgers game for somebody that is using wi-fi on the train. >> they say we are outsourcing our memory to google and on other search engines. they put so much information that we remember fewer facts. part of

. >> a false claim, but i did the column this week and interviewed robert lucas who won the nobel prizemics and he, in our sdugs discussion, got into the point. everything the obama administration is doing on taxes is temporary, the payroll tax cut, repatriopay tryings. and if you're an employer and you want someone to contribute value over 15 or 20 years. and a short-term tax fix is no incentive whatsoever for an employer under those conditions. that's not the way that employers think about their hires. you have to have some consistency as kim was saying, over a long period of time in the tax code. >> paul: there's a lot of evidence if you cut corporate tax rates it helps real wages and helps employment. here is another idea. how about a five year moratorium on regulations? five years, no new regulations for five years, do you think that would help this. >> sounds reaganesque. >> paul: all right, thanks. when we come back jesse jackson calls it a modern equivalent of the pole tax and equivalent of the pole tax and bill you could save a bundle with geico's multi-policy discount. geico,

let's get underway with some life action on goal for joint british open leaders darren clarke and lucas bloomer they've just teed off. clark aiming for another strong showing after firing she runs of sixty eight on thursday and again on friday on the northern irishman has already birdie the first to take on our right lead with both being on the same putting him in the leaderboard joint first strong leader thomas bjorn the shots behind clark after carding a birdie at the second yesterday's yesterday i should say world number one looked on the field to make the cuts. now for some news russian tennis player. revealed she has counts for the world number twenty eight choosing to make the announcement on her twenty second birthday to hasn't played a much since may missing both the french open and wimbledon in a message on the w.t. website the muscovite said she's being treated for hodgkin's lymphoma but obvious she was hopeful she may have a chance to return to the sport if treatment is successful over the next few months . brings us to football where it's a blast from the pasta in champions