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freezes of their pants especially it was only three weeks to go before the season starts but it was to mark r t yeah we're looking forward to it now finally golf it's arjun atwal who leads the wyndham championship in north carolina equaling atonement record in this first round with a sixty one to lead by two shots he matched cole pedersen's two year old mark at this stage feel country club not a bad start for someone who lost their talk card last month and had to play in the qualify for this event it is the last tournament on the p.g.a. tour before the fed ex cup playoffs isn't eligible for that even if he wins this weekend brandt snedeker is two shots back in sixty three. six hundred the czech open shift the poor had a one stroke lead after the first round there the indian just ahead of argentina's time to sign dyson he still has a slim hope of making the ryder cup team is one off one of fifteen players tied eleventh place. so that wraps up the sport for the moment so we've got more few a bit later on next i usually this one. culture is that so much about the facts mayor isn't materialization

mark. by noontime t will turn breezy. we expect temperatures to go up about ten degrees. in the 70s for most of the bay area. in the east bay, a couple of hot spots. 87 by 4:00. 86 in gilroy. if you're along the coastline, 69 for san francisco. cooler temperatures throughout the day. here's the warm-up we are talking about. the warmest day will be on wednesday. it's going to the hot inland at 92. along the coastline, temperatures around the 70s. >> thanks, kris. >>> it is 4:39 now. no police, no government, no one to maintain order. sound like science fiction? it's very real and happening in one bay area city. >>> and movies move online. youtube taking on netflix. >>> and what's behind the move to cut the cable tv cord? the growing trend to scale back on cable. >>> welcome back. time is 4:43. getting you started with all the news you need to know in the morning. keep you posted with traffic and weather coming up in about three minutes. >>> a local truancy program could become law in the state of california. if passed, parents would pay for their kids ditching class with j

as we've reported here on r t friday marks sixty five years since the first use of an automata weapon in history the hiroshima bombing around one hundred forty thousand people died from the explosion or subsequent radiation weapon was dropped by a b. twenty nine super fortress bomber called the enola gay with twelve crew members aboard just ahead r.t. speaks to the last surviving crewman who tells us that if there was a need for a similar mission again he'd be the first to volunteer. you are. today only one of twelve crew members of the you know how the story i'm joined by that man today faded our van kirk so he could not take us through the steps at that well that day wasn't the important day because that may be because. the drop by nine fifteen an eight fifteen in the morning time nine fifteen twenty and time eight fifteen hiroshima time so it was all over by then but the day before as you important day because. you have to go back and realize what happened during this period the bomb was developed by the manhattan project there were hundreds of thousands of people working on the ma

. >> the next "american idol" could be standing outside at&t mark as we speak freezing their tails off. people started lining up overnight for today's auditions. this is video from tuesday when we watched folks lining up to get wrist bands for today's auditions. they won't be allowed inside the ballpark until 8:00 this morning. >> we know who one of the new "american idol" judges will be. members of aerosmith say their lead singer steven tyler is joining the mix. fox network is not commenting on it yet, but there's still one more judge's slot that needs to be filled. >> i thought jlo was going to fill the last spot? >> i don't know. that's the rumor i heard. >>> 6:27 is the time. furlough fridays come back tomorrow. we'll tell you why. >>> and there's something in the air. san jose's new airport terminal smells and employees are none too happy about it. >> and the last combat troops are out of iraq. we'll have a live report from nitt.ep >>> u.s. combat troops are out of iraq. we'll have a live report from kuwait on this historic occasion. >>> and something stinks at san jose internatio

if you look real hard like i did, like me and t-bone did, you could still see on the trees the marks. tavis: yeah. >> i don't know if they're really this. i saw them. t-bone saw them. i don't know if the average eye would see them. but i wanted to see them. tavis: does it make a diven when you have a project that -- does it make a difference when you have a pronlect that is spiritually rooted and grounded. it is not historically rooted but it is spiritual. that makes a difference i assume. >> it does. but like i said, i've never planned anything. so i was very surprised and i think t-bone was surprised. he wrote the liner notes in this. the liner notes at the end just said, this record is full of ghosts. after getting baptized. i didn't know i would feel uplifted for a while. it didn't last forever. but you know, it -- there was a feeling of being uplifted. so it -- it is great to be my age and be able to still be surprised. you know, see something you never seen before. you know, so many people, and myself included, we get into a rut and we see the same thing, do the same thing. don'

nagasaki are pushing for peace and complete global nuclear disarmament sean thomas r t nagasaki japan. thursday marked a decade since the kursk nuclear submarine tragedy in which one hundred eighteen people were killed on moral services were held throughout russia families of the crew members and three commanders through this into the barren sea at the site of the disaster which happened during the naval war exercises efficient investigation concluded that a torpedo exploded inside one of the boats launches leading to a chain reaction of better nations it remains the worst naval tragedy in russia's post soviet history. united states says it's sticking to its target to end all combat operations in iraq by the end of august and to withdraw most all of its troops by the end of next year right now there are more than sixty thousand u.s. troops in iraq but that number is expected to drop to fifty thousand the next few weeks whether rox top military officials are warning that the presence of american troops might be needed for up to a decade more until the country's security forces are ready to fully take o

t. nagasaki japan. thursday marked a decade since the curse can you clear some brain tragedy in which one hundred eighteen people were killed memorial services were held throughout russia families of the crew members and three commanders through this into the barren sea which is where the disaster happened during naval war exercises the official investigation concluded that a torpedo exploded inside one of the boats launchers leading to a chain reaction of detonations remains the worst naval tragedy in russia's post soviet history. all the way tonight's why air travel might not leave you feeling is free as a bird find out why liberty is say passengers airplane privia sea is a risk with plans for in-flight c.c.t. . before the united states says it's sticking to its target to end all combat operations in iraq by the end of august and we draw almost all troops by the end of next year right now there are more than sixty thousand u.s. troops in iraq but that number is expected to drop to fifty thousand in the next few weeks

. >> reporter: what's gonna happen, they are gonna move them into at&t mark.are gonna let them get their wristbands and have them come back at 5:00 a.m. thursday morning. from now until thursday morning they will be allowed to come in. this is gonna be a continuous distribution for the next 48 hours. 5:00 a.m., the start. they will -- they have a lot of people out here today. everyone hoping to be the next "american idol." thousands of people so far, we expect it to be a busy 48 hours. they are about to go in, the first group. we'll give you a look at that coming up on "mornings on 2." live in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. you can see clips and hear a lot more of today's tryouts. we'll have a lot more posted at ktvu.com. >>> all right. 7:07. we want to check in with sal castanedo, keeping a close eye on what's happening on the roads. what's it like at the toll plaza? >> it's crowded. it's getting more crowded. it's backed up to the 880 overcrossing. metering lights are on. schools are in session. i think more people are on th

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t. we are approaching the twenty minute mark of the hour here in the russian capital you with r.t. that's going to some other news now making headlines all around the world and heavy downpours may bring fresh misery as a tropical storm is approaching the part of northwest of china hit by a massive landslide chinese authorities have confirmed the disaster in the gansu province has already taken seven hundred lives soldiers and rescuers are still fighting to find survivors trapped beneath the rubble and mud for three days heavy rains triggered a deluge of rocks and earth crushing at least three villages. the presidents all of colombia and venezuela have agreed to restore diplomatic relations were a month ago allegations that. the newly elected colombian president. expressed optimism that their first meeting will produce positive results. at least fifteen people have being killed in a bus crash in bolivia another twenty were injured as the vehicle ran into a rock on a mountain road said the. control on a curve that follows a similar accident on the same road recently. killing eighteen

switch to high speed internet from at&t and get one-hundred dollars back via promotion card. stocks ended lower today markinghe fourth straight day of decline the dow declined nearly 1/5% to close at 10,303. while the nasdaq dropped to 2173. rob black is here to talk about your money and going to start with this stock market not a good week. >> it was not a good week or out of earnings. were into this season of what's next? their federal reserve said see it were not sure the economy is going to stick we have to do things to help bed. we want to hear were ok and we don't need help and we want to hear there's where inflation. the fed said were going to help your we cure anemic. that's the reason for the sell-off this week. >> does not make the consumer make better choices? >> i think the consumers come to grips and their little more freaked out and hesitant. we saw that in the retail sales today. retail sales were up but because a bottle sales as well as gasoline. >> actually were down a bit. >> when gasoline prices are up and looks like retail sales are up but they're not it's phone it comes out of my pocket

marked 15-year high this week. if it stands at 85 yen for a year, it will sin t gss domestic product. a survey says expts wl decrease by 1.3% and capital investment will contract by 0 5 0.75%. the center growth is bwe 2% and 3%. however, the estimate also says that at the current level of. >>> traffic on japan's and airways remain crowded as people return home for the holiday. expressways, particularly outbound lanes, arjaed th s the heavy traffic is partly due to a pilot pje atas made trave along some sections of the expressways toll-free. flht lvi tyore also fullyood. the traveling congestion will continue throughony wn t holiday makers return to their cities. >>> cics opened in tokyo. more than half a million fans are expected to make vit ov t nt three days. around 35,000 groups are exhibiting published magazines tom market this summer. some of the words are based on popular character from animations. fans credit theonntn center to buy the published magazines and related goods. there is nothing likehin america. >> the can comic market is held every summer and winter to promote the

along with her professional p t partepar partner, mark ballas. thanks for getting up for this.the phone call, that national phone call, what were you thinking? what did you think? >> i was excited to jump onboard and be part of something that's positive and fun. >> as you said, leave the drama behind in alaska. >> yeah. leave the drama behind and get out of there for a while. be in california and be in a whole, new environment. >> i hope it will be fun for you. i'm sure it will, especially with mark by your side. did you ask your parents' advice? or did you tell them, hey. mom, dad, i'm going to be on "dancing with the stars"? >> yeah. i gave them a little bit of a heads up. hey, mom, dad, i signed a contract with "dancing with the stars." i'm going down there in a few weeks. >> you are 19. you don't have to ask permission. you can do what you want to do. mark, have you given bristol the heads-up about all that goes into this? >> i have. we've had a couple of days. two, short days. she's doing very well. she's a little nervous. but i think we're going to do our best. you know,

t. new orleans louisiana. well it's a big day for germans who are marking twenty years since they were formally reunited into a single nation the capital and their country were split in half after world war two but the fall of the berlin wall paved the way for a united germany on their thirty first of august one thousand nine hundred ninety treaty sealed east germany's integration with the west now for more on the challenges of reunification his government and business consultant christopher all talk he joins us live from germany good to see you sir so there was a lot of euphoria all across germany when reunification happened tell me how do people feel about it now. where the feeling is mixed the majority of the youth no days now entering universities applying for their first sharp things out there they feel very comfortable there is no east no west for them for them it's very easy but for the older politicians who remember the difficulties of the unification process for them that's quite look different and we hear the prime minister of brandenburg state who just said that we had a very. difficult. transit int

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t. nagasaki japan. memorial services were held on thursday at russia's naval bases to mark a decade since the course of nuclear submarine tragedy three commanders and victims' families took part in one ceremony very recently the barents sea or disaster. nuclear submarine sank to enable the exercise official investigation concluded that an onboard explosion at the country's biggest base so maybe disaster international rescue efforts failed to say any of the one hundred eighteen crew members most of whom were in the thirty. the u.s. says it's planning to conclude combat operations in iraq by the end of august and withdraw by the end of the year but iraq's top commander has claimed local forces were ready to take responsibility for the country's security at least another decade u.s. officials say a surge in violence increase due to a power vacuum and political instability apparently more than sixty thousand soldiers are stationed in the country to advise the ruf the troops that are in journalist john pilger says america is fooling the world by claiming it's pulling out. this announcement by a bomb. combat

at&t now says an end, if it comes, will not have a significant material impact. and as susie mentioned, mark hurd is out at hewlett-packard, under the cloud of a sexual harassment allegation. better news for investors, though. h.p. sees third quarter profits revenues above estimates. full year estimates were boosted as well. the stock tanking nearly 10%, however, after hours. and warren buffett's berkshire hathaway is out with tough second quarter results. profits were down 40%. the company blames unreallized losses on derivatives for the loss. berkshire earned $1195 per share, which is down sharply from last year's results, and less than analysts had expected. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: google is jumping into the world of social networking. today it agreed to buy app-maker slide for an undisclosed amount. slide used to have the most popular application on facebook, but its following has declined in the past two years. today's deal will help google keep pace with facebook and twitter. both of those services are attracting a growing number of online avertisers, threatening

t dot com online all the time. it's a big day for germans who are marking twenty years since they were formally reunited into a single nation the capital of the country was split in half after world war two with the force of the burning will pave the way for a united germany thirty first of august one hundred ninety a treaty c. it is germany's integration with the west but some analysts say the reunification process wasn't fair and equal for both parts. of the. german democratic republic was bankrupt they didn't have any money anymore and what they were expecting. it was a fifteen billion marks loan from western germany and western germany it was not ready to extend it so there was the very clear cut question from one day to the next how could this part of elater unified germany survive and under these circumstances it was very clear that the political rate at the power was a very clearly on the side of the westerners and no doubt many easterners must have felt. the next one thing is very clear the joblessness percentage is much higher in eastern germany that it is in the western part of these companies that went ban

mark dayton, and florida rick scott. men are doing it too. the women are coming under criticism for thich is surprising to me. >> i was -- i don't think it's surprising they are under criticism because women are trying to appeal to every voter base. they have unique challenges that men don't have. and i don't think it is an unfather playing field but maybe because women try to please everyone generally. it's not uncommon. women candidates tepid to do the same. and i think there's more scrutiny. >> wait a minute. i want to get to, are women -- i actually see it that women are getting a little less of oh, she's trying to buy her way in. in mcmahon's case she has such a risque background but there's not enough time to rhyme the name with her yacht. change the name before she gets into the u.s. senate. >> i don't think that is a bad idea although it's a little bit worse than monkey business. they have to change that. i look for the day when we can have elections where we don't have to rely on people to be mega millionaires or billionaires to have a fair chance at winning. >> and when you

how it's being justified coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, mark hurd's abrupt resignation last week. shareholders have f t'salled - shareholders are suing the company after former fallout of the ceo's abrupt resignation last week. they call it a derivative lawsuits. they sue borrowed members for actions the shareholders say harm the company. the suit seeks unspecified damages and changes to hp's corporate governance. heard resigned friday following a sexual harassment claim. >>> budget cuts are happening around the area, most often because of deficits. that's not the case in san ramon. the city has a surplus. linda yee explains why services are being cut and fees are going up anyway. >> every friday necessary come to the senior center for their afternoon bridge game and even though san ramon's city budget is enjoying a reserve, the fees for attending these programs are going up, in some cases, a few bucks. this in a town where city manager herb moniz happens to make $336,000 a year after his 10% raise in 2008. >> it doesn't seem right to me that they started at the bottom. as it gets higher up, less cut and

t hiroshima japan. dr robert jacobs from the peace institute believes the u.s. presence up a ceremony marks a turning point in washington's attitude. i think that there's still a lot of contention in america over how that how these actions were viewed how the bombings of hiroshima nagasaki were viewed it was only in one thousand nine hundred five at an exhibition commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the bombing at the smithsonian institution in the united states that there was controversy over including photographs of people shot along with the display of the enola gay but i think that the attendance of the ambassador today is a testimony to president obama's desire to effect healing and to find finally get over the division that's happened over through this bombing and i believe that this is laying the groundwork for obama himself to attend the ceremony sometime in the future or to visit hiroshima sometime during his presidency. a group of former military and intelligence officials from the u.s. are demanding immediate action from president obama to prevent war in the middle east they

marked a doubling of the activity. twitter says the service ads 300,000 new users every day. probably a lot of tweets from tat tat at&t mike shumann. >> mike: did he win anything for that tweet? >> no, the thrill. nick nick i don't get d. >> mike: i don't get it. the g-men picked up lopez from pittsburgh in exchange for two players, and also got ramon ramirez from boston. good old-fashioned pitchers duel. chad billingsley freezes freddie sanchez. barry zito matched him in the sixth. he made one mistake in the seventh. casey blake. 1 or dodgersing in the bottom of the eight until. pat burrell, the hero. the giants come back for the 2-1 victory. >>> before today's game, san francisco honored former greats rich awe reel -- aurilia and sean estes. they recognize players who played at least nine seasons in san francisco, or five years with at least one all-star appearance. for estes, having his sons there was special. >> for them to be able to share in this, be able to come back, see my plaque, and know their father did something other than golf, watch horse racing or take them to school. that may be the highlight of this

the review of the week on r t russia sees some success in stopping the spread of wildfires which have devastated landscapes and blanketed the capital in poisonous small. marking the day of disaster sixty five years on like a song he remembers over eighteen thousand victims of nuclear bomb blast. us women who served time for killing their abusive partners their hopes of freedom crushed the expense of politicians trying to advance their careers. they're broadcasting live from moscow you're watching artie's weekly news with you far far as in russia say they've turned the corner in their battle against hundreds of wildfires that have been raging across the country the air is ablaze austin the shrinking after weeks of endeavor against the ferocious flames. heatwave the country's central regions places have killed more than fifty people and destroyed entire villages leaving thousands displaced the moscow region has been one of the worst hit with choking smoke from the fires shrouding the capital of the city has been clear for the past few days the smell of burning still lurks in the eps that's when the trover assesses the long term consequences of the disaster. fro

mark jones. >> the dow fell less than half a percent finishing at 10,00646, the nasdaq fell half a percent ending the day at 2000 to 84. on the report shows at&t, bryson and team mobil are gearing up to compete with credit-card companies appeared our web producer kimberly tells us how. >> according to the bloomberg report instead of just wiping credit cards the companies will soon allow customers to pay for products by simply placing a smart phone and portable wireless reader. the technology will likely include a unique radio frequency id tag that will be embedded in the form that would be associated with the customer's account and paying for things with the mobile phone could be potentially more secure than a credit card because of foam could be set up to ask for password before each purchase and the idea tag could be shut off remotely if they lost their phone care to check out all the details on the report visit www.kron4.com and look for what's on the web section. >> are extended forecast cooler weather on tap for the rest of the week well below where we should be for this town of the year appeared to have details on a full forecast coming