last but most certainly not least, we're going to hear from amy meyer.f you look up and down the speech, you look up to lands' end and you cast your mind's eye to the presidio, down the peninsula to the open spaces there, the crown jewel windows the golden gate recreational area would not exist without the efforts of amy meyer. [applause] she got interested in a small land use issue in her neighborhood, and that became give us one of the greatest depths that we could possibly imagine living here. she has also been the honorary co-share of our planning advisory committee and a wonderful champion of this project -- co-gtjx4uechair of r planning advisory committee. >> thank you. we're going to be celebrating this year the 40th birthday ggnra. i can tell you something about its early time. that is right, this started with 12.5 acres. it is now 80,000 acres in three counties. it runs all the way almost to the top of the marin county to the middle of san mateo county. the whole idea was to take this fantastic coast and the injury of the golden gatev a nationa

meyers, how do you respond to that complaint? >> i would say the affordable care act is the greatest exam in women's health in a generation, and that starting today and as plans renew themselves, millions of women across the country and thousands who access care at one of our five facilities in the d.c. metro region will be able to access care without worrying about do i care for my pan smear or clinical breast exam or my birth control or my prenatal care or breast-feeding support or pay for my textbooks. >> and what about the concern raised though? some people of faith who don't want to pay into a fund that they feel funds abortion. >> and there are 335,000 churches and other houses of worship that were already exempt. in addition, the administration need coins myself so any religiously assuming organization would not pay directly in any way to violate their belief. so, instead, the insurers would be paying for. that i think the central point here is that women should decide for themselves and employees should decide for themsel

hence the bid for robinson and meyers.could become a soup to nuts proposition plus makes money immediately allowing n.o.b. to raise estimates by as much as 25 to 30 cents for next year even if it seems like they paid a hunl amount for the target. they got a bargain. this spurred big increases in gardner denver, in two component players viewed as take out targets because they too would help round out the portfolio. they got good niches. the so-called donkeys you see going up and down. once the well is completed. well these targets make sense. they seem cheap as both stocks are down about 20%. the fundamentals, the underlying business? mixed to say the least. the company having to cut its forecast rather dramatically just within the last few weeks. i can also see weatherford another oil service company catching a take over rumor or two. it has a solid franchise in iraq now pumping 3 million barrels in oil a day for almost a decade. extremely diplomatic, the stock is down 11% on fears from people who think it won't live up to

meyers. >> reporter: at least four people were killed in the caribbean as high winds and heavy rains ripped apart shelters in haiti, a clear and powerful warning in the gulf coast. >> everybody needs to be watching this carefully taking initial preparations. >> reporter: in ft. meyers, that includes sandbags. >> it's the storm surge and the size we are concerned with. >> reporter: preparations continue in tampa, but events scheduled for monday, the first day of the republican national convention has been pushed back to tuesday because of the storm. >> i think if the chairman thinks it's better for public safety, i am all in favor of it. >> there are over 800 red cross workers in the state of florida right now, and as storm kind of decides where it's going to go, we are mobile and able to move ose resources as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the concern the forecast track targets the gulf coast and shows the storm growing to a category 2 hurricane with 100-mile-per-hour winds before landfall. >> it's a lot of warm water out there, fuel for the hurricane, and it could easily intensif

as beth meyers said there, i think it's his management style.goes through and looks at the data. he's a data-driven person, as we all know, looks at all of the data and then solicits advice and as george bush famously said, he's the decider. so i think that's what happened in this case, and i think in the case of paul ryan, fredericka, what he did is he made a bold decision that lots of people didn't expect him to make because, quite honestly, it's risky. it's a very risky discussion because what it does is it crystallizes this campaign, polarizes to a great degree. it makes the competing visions between obama and romney that much clearer and while it will galvanize the republican base, there is a down side here because independent voters, senior citizens, for example, could be -- could be turned off by paul ryan and his -- and his budget plan. >> so you mentioned some pretty powerful words there. he could be risky and it does offer a distinction. >> it does underscore that the selection of the running mate is indeed, probably the most important

meyer and shareen blair brysac have been members of this library since 1974. mr. meyer and ms. brysac are the authors of numerous books which you will see in your program, many of which are on display here at the front of our members room. i would like to take a moment to mention that the last time they spoke for us in 2008 they talked about their book "kingmakers: the invention of the modern middle east," and the recording for that event is available for viewing on our web site. the new book, "pax ethnica," has received early praise. the winnipeg free press applauds it and writes: nonspecialists in the social sciences will find it accessible, and because of the breadth of the subject matter, containing much food for thought. kim cuts reviews calls it a good news book based on serious research about how traditionally hostile groups can overcome differences to live in harmony. the book is a skillful rendering of an inspiring message. our friends from the corner bookstore are with us tonight, and they'll be happy to sell you a copy of the book, and the authors will sign it for yo

the gulf coast in a really all too familiar mode bracing for this hurricane high pressure chad meyershe severe weather center. first, someone who has just flown through this storm. i want to bring in the weather officer with the hurricane hunters. it's a unit of the air force reserves that gathers information. they go inside these storm systems. nicole, i want you to explain to me what it is you do as you and your teams are flying through these storms. why are you doing it? what are you looking for? >> besides the fact that we're crazy. >> maybe. >> we're looking for -- the hurricane center has satellites and different forms of data and all that stuff but you don't always have a lot of data over water. we fly by the storms and collect all that information, wind, temperatures, pressures. things like the pressure. if the pressure is going down or the wind going up. we fly right inside the storm. it gives a feel of how large the storm is. how far out the damaging winds go. all of that goes back to the hurricane center and helps improve their forecast and ultimately protect the people tha

with carbajal about the 49ers nail offense here is on his starting quarterback alex smith >>> urban meyer said something about alex that rings true with me when she figures out the pieces and components and gets it, that is when he really feels comfortable >>> alex smith is now ota's he said a full of season with jim harbaugh and coming into his own. >>> watching his growth and development he has taken full ownership of the offense and is no. when skills that is intelligence everything they asked him to do in terms of pot of hot a blank and if a line of scrimmage he was 3/3 last week i'm curious to see how much he plays tonight. >>> you know a ten story em subjects helgoland forever back to you. >>> were getting started on 49ers preview coming up next the long road back for one 49ers linebacker who hopes,, big news ! verizon wireless is teaming up with xfinity from comcast. now you get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless plus a great offer. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and you'll get up to a $300 visa prepaid card by mail. verizon wireless and xfinity. it's tv, home phone, intern

joining me is our friend chad meyers. thank you. adam, thanks for joining us.ant to get to how you switched from rocking out like elvis to over to nasa. first i want to talk about the mission. i don't think we can really overstate the importance of this. this literally is ushering in a new era of exploration, isn't it? >> yes, it is. it was make ore bre break missir nasa. it allowed us to show what the great power of this nation can achieve. >> you've seen some of the images including one of the first color images that came in today. >> yeah. >> of the red planet. to us it looks sort of blurry. you are the experts. is there anything you can glean from the pictures that you've seen? >> yeah. we've seen a lot. especially the pictures from on orbit that looked down upon where we landed and seen all the places where our various pieces of equipment landed. it was such a perfect landing sunday night. i can't even imagine it because those images ofur equipment laid out on the surface of mars are exactly as we thought they would be. >> adam, it's chad meyers. people ha

sources inside the company say meyer is not hostile to u.s. executives. >>> apple is not commenting about complaints from the conference of european rabbis. the organization wants apple to stop selling a mobile app version of the protocols of the elders of zion. it has claimed it lifted a lid on a secret conspiracy to take over the world. the app does include a disclaimer saying the protocols have been described as forgery. >>> time now 5:51. it was sent here to california. now it's being recalled. new reason to check your refridge ray -- refrigerator to make sure your food is safe. >>> and what is brewing at the white house that has that special obama touch. >>>>>hhhd >>> good morning. we have a couple of low clouds up in the north bay. that could fire up. fog coming in from west and east. >>> time now 5:54. 38,000 pounds of beef are being recalled by a utah meat packing company because of a possible e coally contamination -- e. coli contamination. it was isn't to wholesalers and retailers here in california. ktvu did check in with local groc

beth meyers was chief of staff. >> people call you romney's romney. >> we stat in offices that had aus. we popped back and forth all day and talked about faith and the issues of the day. >> first order of business, treat government like a business. >> we have a huge deficit. we would have stacks and stacks of budget books and line by line, mitt would meet in his staff office every morning with the cabinet secretaries. >> it was the way he had always done it. at bain, at the olympics. here not everyone was on romney's team. >> he was a different cat than what people on beacon hill were used to. that's a good thing. >> i got better overtime and know i made mistake takes in how i dealt with others, but we started off pretty well. >> then two years into his term, he set sights on something bigger. something that would mean a legacy. health care. >> he not had a major achievement as a political success in a future campaign. he needed something to say i had done this and it was a big deal. >> romney decided to push for health care to cover everyone in the state. that meant mandating most r

chad meyers is here. has the potential to be a two or a three, right? people are saying, hey, if it comes it comes or some of them are not aware of it. >> not a two or three for haiti. this could be a 60 miles per hour storm for haiti, maybe 70. marty is right here under the e right along the south coast of haiti. this large area is moving his way. he had rain. it's now stopped but another very large and dangerous cell is heading his way. then this entire cell is heading right into port-au-prince. it will rain between now and 10:00. it could rain five inches. right on top of those people with the tents. let me get rid of this. i'll put it into motion so you can see how this big streamer is going to slam right into the dominican republic. into the d.r. there could be flooding along the d.r. coast. that's going to slide into the ocean and all of that rain is going to come in quickly. it's not a hurricane yet but could be as soon as it leaves cuba. >> 60 to 70 miles per hour -- >> in a tent. rain going sideways. tent stakes flying in the air. it's somethin

sunday the first lady attend receptions at the homes of singer gwen sphe fan nip and warner brothers meyer. >>> a pasadena man suffered some severe burns after fire tears through his home. how good samaritans came to his rescue, not once but twice scammers, it is a come per veers call -- computer virus called drive by. first, we've got a preview of what's head at 6:30. ♪ [ female announcer ] you can always measure the growth of your children by the way they clean themselves in the bathroom. try charmin ultra strong. with a new duraclean texture, charmin ultra strong helps you get clean. plus it's four times stronger than the leading value brand. and you can use up to 4 times less. good news for even the biggest kids in the family. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra strong? >>> u.s. stocks fell today. the slowdown was being atributed to troubles. the dow jones closed more than 38. the nasdaq rose sleetly. it's the longest winning streak for s&p -- standard and purse index since 2010. >>> we can get so caught up on the inside of our home that we forget the outside. >> reporte

. >> our meteorologists chad meyers is joining us in the severe weather center. what is the latest on where isaac is heading. give us the most up to date info. >> right to the west of new orleans and west of new orleans proper. about three hours ago, it tried to get an eye and an eyewall. this will not have rapid intensification. it failed to make that eye. great news. right now it would be a significantly bigger storm with an eye already. because it failed once, it's trying again right now trying to make another eye. 70 miles per hour, it never did make it to the hurricane. although it sure did try during that first eye wall try. right there, the storm is moving up the mississippi river. about a 100 mile per hour storm, not that far from new orleans. about 100 miles in error, left and right of new orleans by 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is about 30 hours away right now. anderson? >> also stay with us because i want to bring in rob marciano. he is not ordering an evacuation with a network of levies. he got a bird's-eye view of the levies. a different system t

chad meyers is keeping watch.ampa and republican national convention leader making precautionary plans. that's ahead. plap >>> rick scott is ensuring republicans at the national convention in tampa won't be derailed by isaac. scott said this afternoon that tampa might get a little wind and rain but local officials aren't letting their guard down brian todd is there. >> reporter: i'm standing right by bay shore boulevard here in tampa. eight weeks ago a major portion of this road was flooded because of tropical storm debbie. that created a storm surge that led to flooding. look how close that is to the convention center. it's aarea. you can see it's right by water. tampa bay comes in as a funnel right up to this area. it's close to areas that could be affected by storm surge the tropical storm isaac comes this y or even if they get outer bands of it as a tropical storm or as a hurricane. another question here, evacuations. you have 50,000 added people downtown here who normally wouldn't be here. most are from out o

>> i saw the clip earlier with larry meyer.as the former governor but i'm generally inclined to agree with larry on this. the fed has been up against a lot of head winds. at this think what they're doing is more helpful than hurtful. i thit it would be if they spooked inflation, that was causing people to worry, having unsenity in the future. >> i think there are benefits. ten-year treasury yields of 2.5 trillion% to -- >> my ount is what's done in the economy. if mortgage rates were 100 basis points higher, i don't think think there's any question. sure it's been a week recovery and you could say a week recovery, therefore the now it's all ve all very debatable. >> i'm not a big talker on the counterpoints. >> when we come back, our disruptor of the morning. davein is making his way to the squawk set. he's going to join us to talk second media and 1-0%. the future of finance called to break up the banks. scorin with dedicated support tes at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you kno

meyers in contempt. neither complied and so the house sued the bush administration. the judge in that case was concerned that they put the judicial branch in the cross fire of the legislative branches. he worked out a compromise that allowed them to testify. >> thanks very much doug mcelway with that live report. >>> we are getting a report from texas a&m -- well, i see what we are doing. we expect a news conference from police in moments. now more from judge andrew napal tan know on what we are hearing regarding fast and furious. >> remember the house held them in contempt, and that is just a vote by the house of representatives. it has no teeth to it. the only teeth will come when a judge orders them to do something. they filed a lawsuit today in which it asks a judge to invalidate the executive privilege, have eric holder turnover the documents to the court, have the court look at the documents in private and have them decide which should be revealed and which should be retained. that is not something

gloria spoke with beth meyers who head the the search for a running mate. >> you have been very involved in the vetting and the process of choosing a vice presidential running mate which is very, very important. it's the first chance people get to look at how a president makes decisions. what is it about the process of choosing a vice president, what does it tell us about how mitt romney makes decisions? >> well, working with him as chief of staff in the governor's office for four years, there is a way, he is methodical in making decisions. he wants all the information. we went about a very thorough process in making sure we had a lot of information. about a broad group. he doesn't like to rule anything out until he has to. when the first swath is brought, we have a good cut of information about a lot of people. he nair ode it down and we got more information. personal information from each of the potential candidates. at that point again, we had attorneys look through and go through everybody's record to make sure i didn't want to miss anything about them. then mitt took these candidate

tothais michael meyer, emigrate pictures sent back by the robotic explorers curiosity.ow, an olympic athletes are london, great run him but nasa deserves s a gold meda. this,try that could do with this machine, loaded, we could do anything. we could balance the budget, reduce the deficit. >> that is why when you heard the end of the space flight, he thathe person that said was wrwrong. we do have this kind of capability. i think they demonstrated that. we have pulled off of the dol with the europeans to this again. now they are going in with the russians. >> i think it is magnificent, and it is a big enoughgh event and exciting enough that it can thinke kids again to about space, engineerg, and look at the cool things ththey do. >> roger? >> ended is cheap. >> and -- >> and it is cheap. nasa's budget is $17.8 billion a year. the military budget is $680 couldn a year in know, we wethis, -- and, you know, shouldo ts, and we andin searching space, ofn look k for signs intelligent life on earth. [laughter] >> it is clear we have this fantastic technology. thatis the one pla

the miracle does not continue in extra innings brought meyers did it with the glove and the bat tennessee scores 9 in the inning to much for petaluma the dream season answer with a wild 24-16 loss petaluma plays tomorrow in the consolation game against panama, next week the love a parade on september 2nd petaluma will be jammed packed honoring these guys. >>> you could call them the little team that could the petaluma nationals national title team today one game away from the top of the mountain it was not meant to be although one of the greatest comebacks of all time it fell just short don knapp has reaction from a proud town. >>> if pan seared could not depend to tennessee they had a big party to party is that this theater downtown after being in their emotions and excitement over the top. fans filled every seat in two theaters of the boulevards in the month to watch the game on big screens. and share on the pride of petaluma from 2,300 mi. away. the powerful southeastern tennessee team kept pulling ahead in the bottom of the 6 petaluma 10 runs behind. the california kids came to bat wh

sisters kati and kelly meyers say they will never forget their olympic experience here. >> everyone has been so happy. volunteers have been great. >> reporter: police officers were among fans posing for photos to mark the magic of the games. some british soldiers were just happy to finally get a break. london's mayor said all great parties must come to an end. the mayor waved to the olympic flag and promised another spectacular show in 2016. >> team usa had the most overall medals, 104. and we also had the most gold medals, we got 46. china came in second with 87 total, russia had 82 overall, great britain and germany round out the top five. >>> coming up next, howard has the forecast. >> reporter: turned out to be a very nice lunch hour out here, temperatures rising into the low to mid-80s currently. we have some problems coming not too far from now. the allergy update, it is not the tree pollen, that is absent, but the grass pollen and mold spores are all moderate. a couple of chances for rain coming up this week. just ahead. >>> i have been combing through the day's daily deals and r

a lot more fog, it's much meyer. it's made a -- much higher impact today.over mendocino county and lake county. could be a few isolated showers but that big dome of high pressure in the southwest, give it credy. maybe you don't want to. today, temperatures are coming down. more 60s and 70s and 80s. 50s and 60s. the temperatures have been in the upper 60s near 70. we're down about 10 degrees. they go low. but if it keeps going out to the west, that will allow the high to build back in. 60s, 70s, 80s. a couple of low 90s. friday, a jump up in advance of the remains of a tropical system in baja. showing signs of heading our way. >>> the state is investigating the death of a new-born baby at marin hospital. what the coroner said triggered the investigation. >>> a candlelight vigil for a man shot and killed outside his home ends with another shooting. now neighbors fear retaliation. >>> and three women who were at the outside lands musical festival said they were sexually assaulted. how they reportedly became victims. you're on timeout leo! some things won't las

they traded at a cool $100 a share. >>> well, marisa meyer on the job as ceo of yahoo! three weeks now and getting indications of how to revive the struggling company and see if the worth is worth the pay package and do what so many others tried, put yahoo! back in the big leagues with the likes of the former employer google. how's she doing so far? let's ask our tech reporter jon fortt, herb, i want to start with you. you are a fan of the first a bi first moves she unveiled pm some of them are quite unconventio l unconventional, are they? >> yes, she came out, took the stock price off the home page and that is taking away a major distraction. you know what it does? it basically allows her to go out there and you're in the middle of a turn around and not focus on the one thing everyone wants to focus on for the short term and say we're interested in the business. >> it's good for moral as well. if you see a dropping stock price every day you log on, it's a terrible distraction and you lose confidence in the company. >> if she was smart, she would get rid of guidance as

the role his father began collecting german army memorabilia to get to know his former enemy better meyer technique that his son now continues to hold. it's quite often that. people attempt to politicize people attempt to to think that the reason why we do this is because somehow we are neo nazis also how we how right wing far right off i left wing leanings these things are not true war is a terrible thing this is why it's called war not having snoozy one time terrible things happening on terrible things war in itself is a crime against humanity and it is monsoon always to forget. the sacrifices that were made by people in all human forms in walk. just looks at the movies the movies the americans won the war. the russian people. seventy five percent almost all casualties in the east and maybe it's time people recognized that maybe seventy five percent of the effort. was committed by the recent people and not be americans. for the contemporary historically the hobby has nothing to do with ideology it blurs the boundaries between former enemies and allows people to better understand history

how about david meyer? david meyer. there he is right there.along with his google searches. let's see what we can find here. "one direction." [ laughter ] their music can appeal to all ages. let's keep scrolling. "one direction beach photos." [ laughter ] all right. let's see what's next. "one direction leather pants." [ laughter ] and finally -- "one direction no pants." okay, very good. [ laughter ] well, let's move on. let's just move on. [ applause ] that was weird. interesting. let's find james abbots. james, where are you, buddy? jamesabbots23@gmail.com. there he is. his google search history. let's keep scrolling down to see what he searched for. "what does puberty feel like?" [ laughter ] that's interesting. let's keep scrolling. "world record for oldest person not to have yet hit puberty." [ laughter ] let's see what's next. "does rogaine work south of the border?" [ laughter ] and finally -- "where to buy crotch wigs." okay, there it is. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i hope he finds what he's searching for. that's just mean. ca

played by the lovely arthur meyer -- >> jimmy: arthur meyer very funny, great writer on our show. >> you're in there you coward. you want to stay safe inside? fine with me mr. d. >> all right, all right, all right. i'll come out. >> you like broken windows? i love them. i spit on your car you [ bleep ] bitch. [ bleep ] scuffing this up. >> is that what you're going for? >> it will be pretty hard drive, to see who's in the other lane without your side view mirror. >> dude. >> oh, here we go -- yes. yes, here we go mr. demarco. [ thud ] >> how the [ bleep ] do you miss that? >> what do we have here? we have a stupid [ bleep ] fedora cap. looks like a bloated jason mraz. [ laughter ] [ bleep ] demarco. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: rob burnett "we made this movie" premiered september 20th in new york city. and you can watch it for free online if you register at wemadethismovie.com. thank you for being so great to us here. we're big fans. a$ap rocky after the break, come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest will release his highly anti

chad meyers, call me. >> i will. >> you call me. >> all right. gears fur a bit here, ralph braun, ever heard of him? he was born with muscular dystrophy. his parents were told he wouldn't live past his teens. yeah, didn't happen. he not 0 only defied the odds, he started a company that builds scooters to help not only him but people like him to get around. sanjay gupta got his amazing story and has it for you in our human factor. >> each day, you'll find ralph braun at the headquarters of the company he founded in the 1970s, the braun corporation. he's been in business for 40 years and has clients around the globe. but such a successful future seemed unlikely when he was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy in 1946. >> my parents were told that i would probably not live past my teens. >> braun grew up in rural winnimoc, indiana. he says back then, there were no sidewalks. people like braun were not welcome. >> disabled people were looked at in the '40s and early '50s and whatever as is most of the time they should be just sitting in a closet somewhe