these are things we want to do anyway. >> smith: very quick, mark. >> it's important to realize that none of this will make a difference in the next year. we have to pay for them. we can't do this until we pay for them. >> smith: going back.... >> of course. >> smith: paying for it in deficits. back to gretchen real quick. is the threat of a double-digit recession, has that passed? >> a double-dip. >> smith: i'm sorry. >> no problem. i don't think it's passed. we are scrutinizing all the numbers. some of them look better than others. but as mark said earlier, it is very fragile out there. i'm not willing to say it's passed. >> one in three probability. less than even but too high to take a chance. >> smith: laura tyson. >> well, one in three is higher than i've heard. i think we're in a situation where we're bumping along at a slow rate. there's a lot of down side risk. i think all of us agree here we need targeted policies for jobs and right now the deficit is not the major issue. the major issue, slow economy, lack of jobs, 24 million people are still looking for full-time work. we

they were corporal matthew stenton, lance corporal steven monkhouse, mark smith from 36 engineer regiment, lance sergeant dale, marine adam brown, john sanderson, rifleman raymond culong, darren foster from 21 engineer regiment, lance corporal bancroft. lance corporal joseph pool. captain andrew griffiths from second battalion. mr. speaker, each of these men were heroic, selfless individuals who have given their lives for the safety of us and the british people. nothing can ease the pain of the loved ones they have left behind, but their sacrifice will never be forgotten. >> hear, hear. >> we also remember dr. karen wu who was killed while providing aid to afghan victims. we also remember a former polie officer who died august 7 whilst mentoring police forces in helmand province. the bravery of our servicemen and women, risking their lives daily to help the people of afghanistan, is both inspiring and humbling. >> mark pritchard. >> yesterday, they announced the laying off of 300 personnel. does the deputy prime minister agree that if it were not for the financial mess left by the last go

to mark smith of watsonville, california. police say he walked into a bank there, said he had a bomb in his backpack and if they didn't give him $2,000, he'd blow up the bank. he said he needed the money to pay the rent of a friend. thinking quickly the bank manager said, you don't need to do that, we can loan you the money. he said, great, they sat down, while she was gone, she called 911 and the cops came and arrested the guy. >>> the runners-up, arco gas stations. they had a great idea did these madmen a radio commercial. what could go wrong with that? it started with the same knock your fillings loose tones you hear in actual alerts, then this. >> the following alert is from arco straight up gas institute in our every day value system. this is only a test. >> you can usually save five cents and sometimes -- ten cents on every gallon at arco. >> guess what happened next? some emergency broadcasting systems across the country were actually started by the use of the tones in the commercial, especially the part we didn't play

replaced him with troy smith waived by baltimore. biggest question markniners against seattle offensive line where 2 starting rookie davis at rice rate tackle and left guard. the coach was asked today if the 2 are ready. >> better be. about but i think they have done a great job. i think they have continued to work their tails off and i'm really excited that we have both of them but now is not the time to ask if they are ready. it's on now. >>reporter: it's on. monday night college football third rank boise state and virginia tech. mr. to tommy beautiful 1 handed grab. stays in bound. boise state up 17 nothing. third quarter fourth and 5. blitz on. taylor finds him and break the tackle he's gone. virginia tech takes a 1 point lead. to the fourth. minute to go. broncos down 4. also play action moore hits austin. 13 yards. moore third touch down pass of the nature. boise state keeps the national title hope alive. not part of the family with dramatic 33-30 victory. u.s. open unthe light. a-rod in attendance to see federer match with lefty. match point. great

christie smith shows how the commute fared on the first day and why some people don't want to pay to ride. >> the signs were there and the lanes clearly marked. you are about to enter a toll lane. that hardly meant it was smith sailing. >> where and how do you get off? you feel trapped. >> there is no crossing the double line, but driver diagnosis it anyway on the expressway running 14 miles down 6080 between 84 and 237. >> there three areas to get on and three areas to get off. that's part of the learning as well. drivers know where to get on and off. >> there were back ups and drivers rushing to cross four lanes. signs show the cost rangeing for 30 cents to $6 depending on congestion. fast track is required. they show the chp if you don't have a tran responder. >> the person is in violation or they might be carpool. the officer may want to check out that vehicle. >> carpools are still free and so are other qualified drivers. on the first day, some are slow to warm up. >> we're all pay the same gas tax and should have equal access to the roads. >> christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> if you are a carpooler or other driver, make sure you sh

smith. and the biggest question mark for niners in the season opener is their offensive line starting two rookiescoach single teary was there today. the two are ready. >> better be. um... but i think they've done a great job. um... i think they've continued to work their tails off. i'm excited we have both of them. but now is not the time to ask if they're ready. they -- it's on now. >> we'll find out if they're ready. week two of the u.s. open serving them up with wuchbt best match ups on the womens side. caroline and 2006 champ maria sharapova. looking for a first quarter final appear yechblts was the aggie with other ideas after taking a first set she blisters backhand winner to make it 1-all in the second. then there is another backhand winner. top seed wins knit straight sets. lost 10 games in the event. there is marty fish facing novak jokeavich going up two love taking a match in straight sets and meeting gail monteez in the quarter final. >> charlie hoffman on 13 from the beach. he will haul it. one of six birdies and 11 on the day. a nine under 62 for hoffman. his second tour victory. an

we bring harry smith and mark mcewen back. >> remember the first time i saw you on 57th street?morning show" with mayor yet hartly and i was in town filling with. >> with a bow tie. >> i used to wear a bow tie, so preppy back in the days. >> in the traffic. and i said -- >> you're good. >> yeah. >> and i said, no, you're g. we had one of these in the middle of -- you're good, no you're good. >> were you nervous last night? >> well, i went to bed like at 4:00 in the afternoon. at 3:00, i was like this. wide awake in the morning. nervous the first time. it's like football. you played football. the first hit. then you play. but, before that -- >> right. >> -- you think all kinds of things. >> we were surprised, we have a 5:30 production meeting mark was all there and dressed. you realize we are not on for 90 minutes. >> put me in coach! >> don't worry, we aren't going to tell you you can't go on, you've got the job. mac so great so see you and i meant what i said before. >> thank you chris. >> you have that warmth about you and i think why were you one of the most trusted people in

xinjiang tear both build the jail, these adjustments on the smith remain in custody, their bill was increased to $100,000. instead vernal reggie for mark kron4 news. >> sent has that moms this morning for parents and children attending elementary school in san bruno. the school was evacuated after a pair reported smelling gas. the site is only about a mile away from the gas pipe explosion last week from december of firefighters at pg&e investigated, they did not finally. authorities say with the mother might smell could of been for monoxide. which builds up in the school eating system. this system was turned off the first time this morning. meanwhile though the two hotter service were taken to another school few miles away, it is to do you see some kids been picked up. for july element your school clothes for the day as a precaution, but the principal said the school will reopen tomorrow. >> derek kron4 for continuing coverage of sand burnham gasoline explosion. it also had to our web site kron4 doggoned that were we have comprehensive coverage of the incident. >> fog is already dead dance close a close ally, and some are bay shore. it

niners replace davis with smith just waved by baltimore. biggest question markor the niners in the opener against seattle offensive line with starting 2 rookies davis at right tackle and michael at left guard. single tear was asked if the 2 are ready. >> better be. but i think they have didn't a great job. i think they have continued to work their tails off and i'm really excited that we have both of them. but now is not the time to ask if they are ready. it's on now. >>reporter: monday night college football third rank boise state. no. 10 virginia tech squaring off at dc. broncos up 10. adding on moore to tom. beautiful 1 handed grab. worth another look. makes the grab. stays in bounds. up 17 nothing but they battle back. third quarter. fourth and 5. blitz on. taylor finds jerrad and breaks the tackle. 48 yard touch down. virginia tech takes a lead. the off the play action. moore hits austin. 13 yards. moore third touch down pass on the night and little boise state keeps the national title hopes alive after one game with dramatic 33-30 victory. all right. week

smith, today in the bay. >>> thanks, christie. the execution marks the end for a man who committed numerous crimes against teenagers. he was out of prison for less than five months when he raped and killed susan jordan in 1980. he served four years for rape after breaking into a riverside home in 1976 and attacking a 14-year-old girl then. he rape and murdered the second girl and was convict and sentenced to death. despite changes and wait they are executed, there questions with the process and we have the delay now. >> 6:55 right now and fall may be making a come back by the end of the week. >> we will be running above average. temperatures today will be well above average by 20 degrees. triple-digits and even if it's santa rosa and cooling down to the upper 80s. i'm going to get a sweater. >> start knitting now. >> it is almost 20 degrees of a drop, but still in the 80s. >> we have another really bad air day. >> like the fourth spare the air day in a row. >> be careful. pa. >> intel nrnls go to great heights for their country. >> i will encourage m

smith today in the bay. >> thank you very much. >>> the death sentence for brown would mark the end for a man who committedumerous crimes against teenagers. he was out of prison for less than five months when he raped and killed susan jordan. he served four years for rape after breaking into a riverside home in 1976 and attacking a 14-year-old girl. he then rape and murdered the other girl in 1980 when he was convicted and sentenced to death. despite changes in the death chamber and the way inmates are executed, there still questions about the process and we will talk to an expert on that coming up later this morning. a berkeley church plans to protest the death penalty. members of the fellowship of unitary plan to block the prison entrance gates and say that killing is wrong and the death penalty is not a deterrent for crime. >> a soldier died and was killed by a fellow service member. a connecticut soldier was shot and killed on thursday. the military found friday it was a noncombat incident. the u.s. service member is in pretrial confinement charged with two murders. the affiliate talked to the family a

. >> redskins leading 7-6 and driving when mark rypien hits earnest byner on the short pass. he tried an extra move to get by smithway down biner fumbles. smh recovers the loose ball and hop on a caravan full of eagles. 96 yards the other way for the apparent touchdown. wait a minute. upon furth review, biner went down before the fumble. no touchdown. >> that really would have been a real tough thing cause you know, you work yourself silly getting all the way down to the five like that and earnest going down there, i think he worked so hard to get that the go the other way for the touchdown, it didn't seem right. i'm sure glad insnt replay showed it wasn't right. >> washingtonturns the nonturnover into a ten-point turnaround with the field goal and a rypien to gary clark coection. the skins had done it. a 20-6 win over the eagles. >> we know as soon as we came out of the gate, we knew we were going to beat them. peopleñr on this team don't go t d say it, but we know deep down inside down he where it really counts. and that's what we did. we went out there and did it. >> everybody was free to individually give it t

smith says even though voters don't like these negative ads they do work. both parties have plenty at stake here in maryland. brian kuebler. >>> politics seem tame 50 years ago some day will mark the 50th anniversary of the first televised presidential debate. 70million people watched that debate. they say nixon won the debate. >>> tonight it is all about raising money for a teenager that is wounded in a bombing attack. in less than 90 minutes a concert will get under way for emily kursteda. emily's boyfriend has arranged the concert. it will be held at our lady of perpetual health. the money raised will go to pay for emily's medical bills. tickets are $10 per person. there will be music and drinks. >>> eddie fisher has died. fisher died wednesday at his home in berkeley from complications from hip surgery. he was 86 years old. although he had a shucksesful career he will be best known for his celebrity marriages. he married debbie reynolds she left her three years later. fisher has four children including actress and author carey fisher. >>> weather wise today hot, hot, hot. tied an old record from 1970 out at dwi. may get hotter than that. take a look. you can see 95. we tie

as we approach nfl opening day alex smith is named one of the captains of the 49ers today. >> all right. julie, frank. >> thank you, mark> that is the 10:00 news for tonight. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. our coverage continues on life at ktvu, ktvu.com. have a great evening, everyone. >> good night.

as we approach nfl opening day alex smith is named one of the captains of the 49ers today. >> all right. julie, frank. >> thank you, markthat is the 10:00 news for tonight. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. our coverage continues on life at ktvu, ktvu.com. have a great evening, everyone. >> good night. the guys who drive a heavy duty truck, have some heavy duty demands. like enough horsepower and torque to get out of just about any situation. a payload that beats the other guys flat out. a frame sturdy enough to bear up a max towing capacity that's over 10 tons. and a braking system tough enough to bring it all to a stop. heavy duty demands? gentlemen, your truck is ready.

nbc bay area's christie smith showed us how the ride fared today and some people don't want to pay to ride. >> reporter: signs are there the lanes clearly marked become to enter a toll low lane, solo drivers welcome that hardly meant it was all smooth sailing. >> where do you get off and how do you get off? once get on it you feel trapped. >> reporter: once you are in there is no crossing the double line but drivers did it anyway on the express lane running 14 miles south bound interstate 680 between highway 84 and 237. >> there are three areas to get on, three areas to get off. i think that's part of the learning as well. as drivers get used to it they will know where to get on and off. >> reporter: there were backups and drivers rushing to cross four lanes. signs show the cost ranging from 30 cents to $6 depending on congestion. fast track is required and sensors signal warning lights that show the chp if you don't have a transponder. >> either that person is in violation or might have their fast track in a mylar bag, battery low or might just be carpool that gives the officer an indication he might want to check out that vehicle. >> reporte

smith. thanks for having us into your home tonight. before we go, another tribute to the victims and heros of the attacks of 9/11. the nation markedce the attacks over the weekend. today, lawmakers from both parties came together to pay their respects with a moment of silence on the steps of the capitol. >> shepard: you may remember on the night of the attacks as the wreckage of the twin towers were still burning, members of congress stood on those same steps and sang god bless america. ground zero has come a very long way in the past nine years. our cameras have been following the rebuilding efforts there for months. and we recently found out we have company. >> what i have been painting is the empty sky. what i have been painting is not there. now, for the first time they are the footprints of what's not there. it's been memorialized. what we have been feeling is there for me, i feel like we have turned a corner. >> artists who lived at the

radio talk show host stephen smith and managing editor of cnnmoney.com, which is the source of so much great reporter on business and should be the source of yours. this week marks sixth anniversary, the six-month anniversary, half a year anniversary, of health care reform. some big changes to your health insurance came into effect this past week. here is a breakdown of changes you'll see. number one, insurance coverage is expanded for adult dependents up to the age of 26. children up to the age of 19 no longer denied coverage for pre-existing conditions. all new plans must cover preventive services like mammograms, colonoscopies for free. insurers are prohibited from rescinding coverage. and forget the politic, christine, are we on the right track with health care. >> it is the law of the land, alli. a lot of conservatives say you're not on the right track and will use it politically trying to repeal this. this is the law of the land. you have people writing rules as we speak. how we receive heg in talth car the country p these things take a long time. this weekend is when some of the provisions go into effect. >> a little nerdy for a second. we have studied th

smith. coming up in this hour, it captured the country's attention when facebook founder mark zuckerberg madeound the failing new jersey, new york school system. amp all the hoopla it comes down to this man. the mayor of newark, here exclusively this morning and he has to decide what to do with this. no pressure, mayor. we're going to talk to him ahead. >>> also ahead this morning a great nurse. now the good wife. most of us first noticed jewuli nah margulies from "er." what and who to expect to see in the highly anticipated new season of "the good wife". >> no wonder she won an award. fantastic show. >> great show. >>> first back inside to erica hill at the newsdesk. >> good morning to everyone at home. floodwaters expected to reach record levels in southern minnesota today. the minnesota river will likely crest this afternoon near the town of henderson breaking a 45-year-old record. officials plan to close area roadways at noon east of henderson in the small town of hammond. 75% of homes damaged due to flooding that began last week. the damage there, residents got their first look yesterday

smith. coming up in this hour, it captured the country's attention when facebook founder mark zuckerberg madeomes down to this man, the mayor of newark, cory booker who is here exclusively this morning. and he has to decide what to do with this. no pressure mayor. >> also ahead, she was a great nurse. now she is "the good wife." most of us first noticed julianna margulies when she played carol hathaway in the medical drama "er." how beautiful. my gosh. now she's starting the second season of the hit legal show "the good wife." she'll tell us what and who we can expect to see in the highly anticipated new season. >> no wonder she won an award. because it's a fantastic show. >> great show. >> but first let's go back inside to erica hill at the news desk. good morning, erica. >> good morning, again. good morning again to everyone at home. floodwaters are expected to reach record levels in southern minnesota today. the minnesota river will likely crest this afternoon, near the town of henderson, breaking a 45-year-old record. officials plan to close area roadways at noon east of henderson in the