miranda habÍa cambiado de turno con el grupo.e, calmate. >>> afortunadamente un supervisor actÚo rÁpidamente abriÓ una puerta permitiendo que los otros empleados escaparan. >>> miranda trataba de no inl interactuar con tyler por su comportamiento extraÑo . >>> no querÍa ser amiga de Él como te miraba. sabias que no estaba bien de la cabeza. >>> la policÍa cerrÓ la cuadra donde vive la familia se graduÓ con ella este aÑo. >>> siempre estaba sonriendo siempre se reÍa. nunca la vi triste, jamÁs la vi triste. >>> sÍ, siempre >>> escribiÓ mensajes en twiter minutos antes de su muerte, diciendo a sus amigos que estaba feliz de haber llegado temprano al trabajo. >>> gracias a liz gonzÁlez por el reportaje y vamos a la primera pausa y en instantes, mÉxico certifica a enrique peÑa nieto como ganador del primero de julio. ademÁs, el recuerdo y el cuando a dato. y no acepta y el tribunal. >>> fue una medida desesperada los estudiantes tomaron las casetas de kblo en algunas carreteras. $e jarn pasar a los autos. el presidente electo de estad

when asked if he wants his miranda rights, do you think he could understand at 11 years old what mirandahat in a moment. that affect this case? we're back with that in a moment. chirping electric shaver shaking remote tapping sound shaking drill chirping tapping shaking remote wouldn't it be great to have one less battery to worry about? car honking irping the 2012 sonata hybrid. the only hybrid with a lifetime hybrid battery warranty. from hyundai. i'm an expert on softball. and tea parties. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. >>> so before the break i asked the question, an 11-year-old given miranda rights, can they possibly understand? it turns out the judge, randy zelin, said no. you can't use any of that evidence that that kid gave you just because you thou

how about $1,000, miranda? - i'm going to do the curtain. wayne: how about $1,200, miranda?t passed up $1,500, people, for this. jonathan: it's a new hot tub! (cheers and applause) relax with friends in this six-person spa featuring 80 jets, a custom back-lit waterfall and synchronized color-changing led lights from strong pools and spas. this deal is worth $8,999. - thank you! wayne: congratulations to you, miranda. good job, tafoi. if you'd like to get tickets to come to a taping of "let's make a deal" here in sunny california, you've got to go to cbs.com. log on, get your tickets, or call this number. here's one story. i'm sean. i switched to advil® 10 months ago. biking can be really tough on the lower back and your upper thighs. you have some nasty aches and pains. i really like advil® because it takes care of it all. neck ache, shoulder pain and definitely lower back pain. i use advil® because my wife, she's a nurse, she recommended it. [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil®. and if pain keeps you up, sleep better with advil® pm. prove it. enough

miranda is among those who fear the scand could destabilize the country. the videos were first broadcast by two tv stations closely associated with the billionaire opposition leader. miranda supports saakashvili and is concerned the scandal could damage his chance of being returned to office. >> the standard of living has gone up here in the past few years, but once again, we have mass protests, and they could turn into war or a revolution, just so someone else could take control. no, i do not want that again. >> she remembers the collapse of the soviet union, the ensuing civil war, and the economic crisis in georgia in the 1990's. she says things improved in 2003 when president saakashvili came to power in a peaceful revolution. she says corruption has since decrease, and the country has become more attractive to investors and tourists -- she says corruption has since decrease. george it has experienced a construction boom, but many people say they are not benefiting -- georgia has experienced a construction boom. >> people used to show up, constantly cla

nannette miranda has reaction from davis. >> reporter: pepper spray is unimaginable pain. >> it was an unforgetable scene shown all around the world last fall. pepper spraying peaceful protestors who were upset about the rising cost of tuition. an acknowledgement that the response could have been better. officials and american civil liberties union agreed to settle a lawsuit for a million dollars. >> the university is held accountable for their actions but make sure that november 18th doesn't happen again. >> chancellor has publicly apologized for the incident kept her job but she must write an apology hit with pepper spray to each person. each plaintiff will get $30,000. the aclu will help formulate new policies in handling demonstrations and students whose academic performance declined in the aftermath will get records adjusted. >> the days that followed november 18th. i suffered major panic attacks. so it told me i it was unreasonable tuition hikes. >> they will make payments from their own insurance fund but that taxpayer and tuition money being used, something that upset students.

capital correspondent nannette miranda has the story. >> reporter: venture capitalist tom styer is tryingo cement california's standing as the country's green leader by spear heading proposition 39 on the november ballot but how he wants to pay for the clean energy effort is controversial. take away what he calls a loophole allowing multistate corporations to it choose between two formulas when calculating state tax. was part of a late night deal in 2009 to entice republicans vote for the state budget. since then companies have chosen the farm la that means less money for the state. >> it is crazy to do that and we can't afford to give away over a billion dollars a year to companies from out of state. detroit automakers for example have a smaller state tax bail. fewer employees here but big sales of their products in california. some california companies like genentech say that is not fair. the bay area biotech firm decided to open an offense in oregon to take advantage of the tax break. prop 39 stops rewarding companies for creating jobs out of state. with the billion dollars a year half

. >> involucrarse en los estudios de sus hijos en el propÓsito de ivÁn miranda. >> siempre me dicen queno puede condicionar a sus hijos para aprender. >> esta practica funciona con pocos alumnos y a corto plazo. >> hay queexplicarles que tienen que aprender para ser alguien en la vida. >> puede ser un premio. >> por ejote vemplo si te esfue te vas a merecer una computadora. >> los padres latinos que entrevistamos tienen estos mÉtodos. >> si trabaja bien le damos un premiÓs. >> una semana sin tele para que hiciera la tarea y si. >> hago toda la tarea. >> ¿por quÉ la haces? >> para que me den mÁs y mas tareas. >> casi la tercera parte de los adultos tienen la presiÓn alta y la mitad no hace nada para esto, las personas hipertensas pueden morir de un accidente muscular y si su presiÓn estÁ alta consulte a su mÉdico para tomar medidas de prevenciÓn que le podrÍan cambiar la vida y no cambie que volvemos con mÁs ncinformaciÓn. >> (♪) >> ---san francisco quiere modernizar su flota de autobuses.---la agencia municipal de transporte sapo san francisco quiere modernizar su flota de auto buses un

por Él, para evitar asÍ una guerra ci zil chÁvez hizo el pedido en una manifestaciÓn en el estado mirandaal candidato de la oposiciop oposiciÓn enrique capriles. >>> una nueva ley de adopciÓn mÁs rigurosa, tras 5 aÑos de suspender estos trÁmite, por un escÁndalo que des manmantelÓ un redd trafico de niÑos se cobraban 30.000 dÓlar por criatura. solo a estados unidos se enviaban 4.000 menores guatemaltecos al aÑo. y washington suspendiÓ la llegada de niÑos de ese paÍs. >>> en un campamento debido ayer en la provincia de guano callÒ los menores. las edades entre 10 meses y 8 aÑos de edad. el ejÉrcito peruano, incautÓ varias armas, material impreso y otros objetos propios de la guerrilla. >>> en cuba, 5 millones de personas quedaron a oscuras, durens varias horas, tras un apagÓn masivo que abarco varias provincias de la isla el gobierno dijo que ocurriÓ debido a una averÍa en una linea de alta tensiÓn que interrumpio el fluido elÉctrico y afectÓ a mÁs de la mitad de la poblaciÓn. pinar del rÍo a camagÜey. >>> al regresar le diremos donde y en quÉ ins industria puede haber empleo si usted estÁ

. >> not happy that you and miranda lambert got married.e. >> great interview so far, isn't it? we're getting down to the important issues. >> how is the mrs., by the way? >> she's good. she just flew back to nashville. she was at the canadian country music awards last night. i guess she's in nashville today, she's waiting on me to get back there. she's going to dvr the premier of "the voice" tonight so when i get home, we can watch it together. i seriously don't remember what has happened. >> how long ago did you do it? >> we filmed a lot of the stuff that's going to air in june. >> okay. >> yeah. in fact, all the stuff for the first eight weeks. >> those are the blinds? >> blinds and battles and all the other crap. it's a hit, it's a hit, who cares? >> so is this crap, go figure. >> this time it's a little bit different. you have some new rules that weren't in place last year. explain the thing you can steal somebody. >> first of all, there's 16 artists per coach this year, where the first year it was 8, then 12, now it's 16. >> that's a

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc 7 news. >>> well, if this weather keeps up like this i will support spencer as a write-in candidate for president. this is nice. >> not too hot. not too cool. beautiful weather. now, i have to make this interesting. >> you always do that. >> a live view from the high definition east bay hills camera looking westward across the bay. the nice light sliver of the moon over san francisco and over the bay. a clear night all around the bay area right now with great views from -- in all directions. look at live doppler 7 hd. no low clouds and fog on the coastline right now. it is expected to develop during the overnight hours but right now we are clear from coast to inland and these are our temperature readings right now. mainly in the 50s. mid to upper 50s in most locations. 60 fairfield and 66 antioch which is our warm spot and it has been virtually every night the last couple of weeks. highlights, low clouds and fog will develop overnight. below average temperatures again tomorrow but a lovely day. a brief warming on friday and warm up for a couple of day

. >>> estas seguro que miranda esta allÁ a fecha 600 kilÓmetros es imposible que perdamos. >>> cargÓs asistentes. >>> aquÍ nuestro pueblo deberia tener las mejores vivienda calles biens a faltaba * electricidad empleo y agua. >>> una invitaciÓn a renunciar al chavismo y sumarse a su proyecto. >>> los principales encauso tan muestran a chÁvez con una ventaja, pero con caprile * a la alza incluso hay dos que lo ponen como presidente. >>> para cambiar estos 14 aÑos de injusticia, martirio empleo y no hay nada y Él ofrece. >>> lo que tiene es una dictadura y no hemos visto nada. >>>. >>> asÍ con panorama que no esÁa del todo claro chÁvez y henrique capriles radonski se preparan para cerrar el jueves sus campaÑas y el domingo si no pasa algo

miranda faced another jury. >> what does that do to your sales? >> it was great.had a waiting list of people that said when it comes we will ship. >> reporter: and nothing makes a fashionista dro fashion eaista drool than telli her she can't have it. and then a-listers got it. gwyneth paltrow, heidi klum. rachel showed me her bug-a-boo. the functionality appears to all gear heads as well. which drives some like beth feldman bananas. >> did you get $20 million for a film in congratulations if you did. but you don't necessarily have to keep up with them. >> does the baby notice the difference between a $200 stroller and $1500 stroller. . my kids never said mom i remember those days you used to stroll me around the neighborhood. >> reporter: instead of a $1,600 for a stroerl parents could by diapers or a year's worth of formula or 16 car seats. laugh all you want. but it might be a savvy investment. they hold their resale value. to find out what moms think we made our way to a stroller-cize class in new york city. >> they're comparing strollers. >> i think it folds u

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. >> can carlos city leaders are set to vote tomorrow nightn a contract for firefighters that includes a pay raise. last year the city dissolved the partnership with belmont in favor of starting its own fire department to save money. much of the cost savings was to come from paying firefighters in the new department 5% less than they made before. but the city has had a tough time holding on to firefighters and had to close a fire station. our media partner, the san jose mercury news, reports the new proposal includes a 2% raise retroactive to when the new department opened last october. >>> tomorrow a legendary san francisco comedy club is going to have one last laugh and then shut down for good. the poperanion in north beach hosted the smothers brothers in 1961 and have filled their walls with photos of now famous comedians. but after nearly 60 years of jokes and laughter, the building is being sold and everything inside is going to be auctioned off tuesday. tomorrow night they plan to hold one final comedy marathon. tuesday's auction will in

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc7 news. >> tomorrow a legendary san francisco comedy club will havelaugh and shut down for good. the poperanion in north beach hosted the smothers brothers in 1961 and have filled their walls with photos of now famous comedians. but after nearly 60 years of jokes and laughter, the building is being sold and everything inside is going to be auctioned off tuesday. tomorrow night the purple onion plans to hold one final comedy marathon. tuesday's auction will include all the furnishings and those autographed photos of the comic legends such as woody allen, phyllis diller and richard pryor. >>> moviegoers in san francisco will have one last chance to catch a flick at our landmark movie theater, known since 1967 for its independent films. the lumiere theater on california street is closing for good. tonight it will show its last picture, "the untouchables". according to the san francisco chronicle, landmark theaters, which currently manages the theater, lost its lease and cannot come to terms with the landlord on a new lease. >>> san francisco is always at

nannette miranda joins us with more on proposition 29. >> well, assembly speaker tried to get a similar proposal through the legislature, now it's number one backer now trying to round up more support. >> venture alcohol kpolist is trying to submit california standing as the green leader and how he wants to pay for the effort is controversial. take away what he calls a loophole allowing corporations to choose between two formulas when calculating state taxes. it's part of a deal to entice republicans to vote for the state budget. companies have chosen less money for the state. >> this is crazy to do that. and we can't afford to give away a billion dollars a year. >> there is a smaller state tax bill. viewers will leave here with sales in cal and california companies say that is not fair. the firm decided to open an office in oregon to take advantage of the tax. and says prop 39 stops rewarding companies for creating jobs out of state. with that, they will help retro fit buildings five years and help train a work force to do those projects. other half will go to state budge writs to help

. >> this video is a little blurry but you see 77-year-old rose miranda loading up her car, doing shoppingalmart. and then you see an suv pull up right next to her out of the car gets some dude and walks past her. she continues to load up her car. she shuts her trunk. about to get into her car, that man we saw exiting the suv, walks back to where she is, and look at what he does. >> oh. >> what did he do? did he pull her on the ground? >> he grabbed her purse, but she held on to it. as he was yanking it away from her, he ended up dragging her on the pavement. he eventually got away. jumped in the suv and they were able to get away. meanwhile, rose is on the floor, she hit herself and ended up getting a cut on her chin and her head ended up swelling. >> pulled me like that. and then i -- i start screaming. >> did this guy get away with the purse too? >> he did get away with the purse, but fortunately, this story does have a happy ending. 20-year-old michael shaffer did end up getting arrested. they were able to track down the suv. they confronted the alleged thief as he was being arrested.

de la cruz, nbc news, new york. >>> we want to get a check of the weather now from wnbc's raphael mirandas here with us this morning. raphael, good morning again. >> good morning, guys. it's been so muggy here in the northeast over the last couple days. we have a strong cold front that will change that, but in between, we have a severe to strong risk for thunderstorms for later today for new york city, down to philly, baltimore, even into interior new england, watching out for wind damage, very heavy rain, dangerous lightning and a few isolated tornadoes not out of the question as you're heading throughout the day, especially later on this afternoon. watch out for those storms. you can see the radar shows a strong line of storms already marching across western pennsylvania, all this associated with a cold front that's going to slide on towards the east throughout the day today. behind that cold front, a major cooldown for the midwest, down to 70. nice and comfy in chicago. temperatures in the 70s across the plains. but it's very hot across the northwest, temperatures in the 80s in the pac

saying mom and miranda hey professor at the university of tehran says iran would have never launched a nuclear program but for international pressure. the iranians are saying that this report came at a sensitive time to sort of distract attention away from this iranian success the nonaligned movement. conference in tehran has been highly successful instead of iran being isolated the united states has become isolated scented oppose senior figures are going to tehran and many major world leaders have come to the country in addition the president of egypt came to iran which is a political earthquake the iranians are producing uranium. enrichment at twenty percent for her so if he's in tehran which then produce medical isotopes the fact that the united states and the europeans tried to prevent iran from obtaining this fuel in the past met that meant that they were taking iran in cancer patients hostage the irony here is that the iranians at the beginning had no intention whatsoever to produce uranium at twenty percent and then produce nuclear fuel but americans and the europeans by takin

when the youth is being arrested he or she should get his miranda rights read and be charged like any other arrest. no excessive force unless absolutely necessary. police should be respectful even when they get arrested. some experience cops who humiliated them. the police are there to protect us and they shouldn't make us feel intimidated. thank you. >> thank you very much. (applause) >> next speaker. anyone else? thank you. >>> my name is kevin bogus. i work with coleman advocates for children and youth. i work with youth at balboa high school, third and high school, june john high school and thurgood marshall academic high school. and i'm here representing our youth who couldn't be here today. they had strong feelings about the m-o-u process. and just to ensure that it's really respectful to students and the way that it's created and developed. so, i'm really glad to hear them speak about extending the process for more community groups to get them involved and make sure we do more than what was in the previous m-o-u to make sure students rights are respected where students won't be

grabbing a hat trick to make miranda got the other scary keiko got a consolation for the blue just. a little difficult for us to be champions let's you can we don't want to if you served. it seems that we work hard. and we have to accept where we are in hardly understand all levels and. we never really got into the game. the disappointing aspect of tonight in. with a bit more position if we'd like to lose penetration and now formula one returns this weekend after the summer break with the final practice session for sunday's belgian grand prix to get underway shortly in the teams will be hoping for better weather too the rain lashed down during friday's session. was fast is there qualifying is a little later today spanish finale along currently has a forty point lead over red bulls mark webber in the driver's championship. funny russia will have to wait until twenty fourteen before hosting its first formula one race but this summer it did host the stage of the world superbike championship for the very first time and in no small thanks to russian entrepreneur alexander yakin each with

there mind wars brain science in the military and the twenty first century the author is jonathan miranda he is also a professor at the university of pennsylvania has been following darpa's actions and joined us earlier to reveal what he's found out. in the ancient world you really couldn't do much to improve a war fighter except to give a brilliant speech if you were a commander in the one nine hundred centuries depression army tried cocaine in the twentieth century nicotine and caffeine and sometimes if you have to walk over the hill into certain death or near certain death you drink a lot of alcohol but we are getting a little more familiar with how the brain actually works now for example neuroscience at the now understand what parts of the brain react most to stressful conditions and if you can understand that then maybe you can start to understand the neural pathways that can be managed with drugs or or with sophisticated external electrical or magnetic systems that can as the scientists say down regulate these stress reactions so that's one that's one option as well it looks like t

from brad paisley to miranda lambert. >> and ladies and gentlemen, rachael ray is here!ght? >> hd season 7. >> first now, to cyndi lauper, shall we? she's got one of the most distinctive voices. and she's telling a story in her new book "cyndi lauper, a memoir." first, here's a look at the hits that made her a household name. ♪ girls wanna have fun >> reporter: if we learned one thing in the '80s, it was that when the working day was done -- ♪ girls want to have fun fun girls ♪ >> reporter: time after time, cyndi lauper's hit made us crank up a boombox and sing along ♪ time after time >> reporter: the grammy-award winning singer topped charts with hits like "all through the night" and "true colors." ♪ >> reporter: lauper released 11 albums and sold 14 million records. not one to rest on her laurels, lauper was in collaboration with one of the best blues artists. she teamed up with mega star lady gaga helping to raise money for aids awareness. now in her new book she reveals the details of ups and downs of stardom and her life as a pop superstar. >> one of my favorite alb

"for the record," miranda lambert." "home," dierks bentley. capital records, nashville.ailgates and tan lines," mr. luke bryan. >> we have to get a shot of that. >> produced by jeff stevens and mark bryant on capital records. those are your nominees for album of the year. >> we want to congratulate you and all of the nominees. later this morning, the nominees in the remaining seven categories will be released here in times square. right now, we want to hear from two of our nominees, starting with luke. album of the year. male performer of the year. how does that feel? >> it's great. i mean, to be recognized. it's been an amazing year. jason and i have been on tour together the whole year. gosh. just been a part of big, old sellout shows all year. and capped the year off with a cma award nominations is pretty amazing. you never can take this stuff for granted. you have to realize that the fans are making it happen. and you just ride the ride and enjoy it. and enjoy every little thing along the way. this is a good day. >> it doesn't go unnoticed, though, that your buddy is

. >> lin manuel miranda acaba de anotarse otro...le ofreciÓ el personaje de dueÑo de un vi ver donde una joven revela su gran secreto su hijo adoptivo, no naciÓ en en una pequeÑa mu r mujer. >> hay una escena donde me tiene a las plantas y yo estaba ahÍ (en inglÉs) con las plantas. >> y es que rapear o imprecisoar al cantar, tanto que lo puso en prÁctica cuando recibiÓ dos premios tony por su aclamada obra en abrobroadway. >> lo ataquÉ como una canciÓn que tenÍa que cantar. >> de todas tus facetas, escritor, compositor, director y actor. >> ¿cuÁl es la que mas te gusta, con cuÁl te quedas?. >> me encanta escribir, me siento orgulloso que acabo de abrir mi broom brooabra. >> tiene muchos jÓvenes, pero estamos tirando 20 pies al aire porque se trata de porristas, estÁ grabando un programa piloto para una serie animado con su grupo de hip-hop improvisado como si fuera poco. >> sigo escribiendo a una obra sobre la vida de alexander hamilton, lo conocemos con el tipo del billete de 10, pero es un de los primeros inmigrantes que ayudÓ a ha

nannette miranda has the story from sacramento. >> i had goose bumps all over my body. this is so exciting. >> hitching a ride above a jet, it crisscross add california in a tribute to all the workers that contribute to america's space shuttle program. now gathered everywhere to watch this historic moment. endeavour flew 25 missions and racked up 125 million miles. >> when are you going to do something like this. >> after taking off from edwards air force base it made an appearance at major landmarks. it flew by the state capitol in sacramento and then it flew over golden gate bridge before heading to southern california passing by the santa monica pier. jose worked on six of the shuttle missions. >> it's a sense of accomplishment, it was emotional to see it. >> just before it flew by the state capitol, the governor signed a bill into law that gives a big boost to the space travel industry. under the law it gives pioneers companies immunity from liability if space flight passengers are injured on board. it's a move nasa applauds because it enables them to concentrate on

let's say good morning to miranda from richmond, virginia. >> caller: good morning, bill.yself being interviewed at times on cultural history, and because i have so often found myself misquoted, i reserve the right to approve all quotes because once it is in print there's no chance to go back. the interviewer is probably recording -- >> bill: yes. >> caller: and so sometimes a single word will be changed or maybe a negative will drop out, or you come across a little word garble or one word misheard which completely changes the meaning. >> bill: well, you are being like the politicians in this case miranda, but i don't think she has the right to demand that. she can. >> right. >> bill: i do a lot of interviews, i never demand -- >> we're also talking about who different issues here. one if i'm a reporter and i mishear you, or i'm not quite sure what you said i should come back and say was there a negative in there, but when it's a question of the white house saying no, we don't want you to use that quote because we don't want the president to be portrayed as crying or teari

miranda is on the phone. from manchester phone. miranda is on the phone from manchester, connecticut. president whothiswh had two years to do everything he wanted. he said obamacare would not raise taxes and now we find out it will raise taxes for everyone. it is disgraceful that no one's holding him accountable. host: from usa today -- we carry that live on the c-span networks. exchangeen ing was this -- [video clip] >> she claimed to be a person of color and you can see that she is not. she checked the box. she claimed she was a native american when applying to harvard. clearly she is not. i don't know and the viewers don't know whether she got ahead as a result of that. the only way we will be able to find that out is to have her release her personal records and have harvard released the records to make sure she did not have an advantage that others were entitled to. you have to pass a test in our senate and that is one of character and honesty and truthfulness. i believe she has failed that test. host: that was from last night'

nannette miranda has the story from sacramento. >> hitch a ride on a jumbo jet, the endeavour criss-crossed and showed off to all that contributed to the space program. crowds watched to watch the historic mommy. it flew 25 missions, racking up 23 million miles since 1992. >> seeing it in the sky like that. it's something my boys wanted to do. when will you get to do something like this again. >> the huge spacecraft made an appearance at a major california landmark. up north it threw by the capital in sacramento, then it flew over the iconic golden gate bridge before heading to southern california, passing by such place as the santa monica peer. jose worked on six of the shuttle's missions. >> it is a sense of accomplishment. it was very emotional to see it. >> just before endeavour flew by the state capital, governor jerry brown signed a bill into law that gives a big boost to the state's commercial space travel industry. >> underred flew law it gave space pioneers, space x, and others immunity from liability if spaceflight passengers are injured on board. it's a move n.a.s.a. applauds bec

in sacramento, nannette miranda, abc news. >> another piece of history coming to the bay area today. the original handwritten copy of abraham lincoln's emancipation proclamation. it will be issued today on the 125th anniversary of the proclamation to end slavery. this shows a printed copy of the document. the handwritten original is being shown by a couple as part of their collection entitled "where art and history meet." it's being shown starting at 3:00 this afternoon. the church actively participated in the national underground railroad during the 1850s. lisa argen is here now. we can share our shuttle stories later. how about a teats for the forecast? >> the first day of fall, feeling more like summer. >> it still feels like summer to me. >> you got that right. nice and clear out there. the northern gradient keeping the fog away and that will help in warming us up today. we are talking maybe some 90s inland but, of course, it's not going to last forever. we will talk about it next. >> and pablo sandoval getting hot at the right time as the giants' magic number shaw rinks some mor

. >> jimmy: but you got "jingle bell rock" with the beautiful miranda lambert. >> yeah. [ cheers and, damn it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's married to you. you've got reba. [ cheers ] we love reba. >> yes. >> jimmy: kelly clarkson. >> i've heard of her. [ cheers and applause ] heard of her. >> jimmy: you've got your buble doused in there. >> mm-hmm, got a little buble. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: how's buble? i worked with him on "saturday night live." he's a bit of a diva, isn't he? >> oh. he's like a -- and you can't really tell if you can mess with him either because it's like -- it's enough of that old school, like, is the mafia going to come kill me? can i make fun of his hat or not? i don't know. >> jimmy: no, exactly, yeah, yeah. he's a good dude, though. but, i heard that he wouldn't come to you. you had to go to him. you had to go buble studio. >> ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! >> jimmy: is that true? >> do you want me to be killed? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't kill me. >> okay. >> jimmy: but you had to go to his place, right? >> well, we went to a place, a different place. and there was -- you k

bill karins is under the weather, no pun intended, but we're happy to have raphael miranda from our affiliate wnbc joining us. >>> thank you. starting off in the tropics this morning, tropical storm leslie now a threat for bermuda, winds of 65 miles per hour. tropical storm warnings are in effect. the storm will pass to the east of bermuda, the western side of the storm, the weaker side still bringing lots of heavy rain and gusty winds. you can see that forecast path will take leslie back to a category 1 hurricane as it passes to the east of bermuda tomorrow afternoon. and we're seeing those rip currents, as you already mentioned, across the east coast. closer to home, there is that severe weather threat for the northeast, including new york city, especially later on today, but really, all up and down the east coast watching out for the potential for strong to severe storms and maybe extensive airport delays. that's a look at y >>> much calmer picture for the west coast. you can see right now, not a lot happening, patchy, low clouds around the bay. water vapor loop shows area of low pressure