over morrison. him. manzarek: go on, someone's going to get hurt. depp: the stage starts to collapse. [ crowd screams ] depp: robby and john jump off. manzarek keeps playing. jim is thrown into the audience by a security guard. less than an hour after it started, the concert is over. the doors play fragments of only four songs. the next day, the entire band flies to jamaica for a vacation. unknown to them, something strange is happening back in miami. the doors are out to make their own scene. it was a bad scene, and like i say, it was completely unwarranted, uncalled for, on all parts. it didn't seem like actual entertainment that we expected to see. it seemed like very many people were under the influence of drugs. we have to do something about this. this is real disgusting. my children, when i grow up and i have children, do i want them in an environment like this? i mean, is this progress, or are we decaying in a way? we have taken out two warrants for jim morrison. one of them is for indecent e

morrison believes violence is an american tradition. its citizens are addicted to it and enchanted by it. ♪ the devil was wiser depp: the doors had passed on woodstock, so in 1970, while still waiting on their miami appeal, they fly to a small island off the coast of england. the concert at the isle of wight is intended to be a fusion of spirit and the world's best rock musicians, but fans feel the concert should be free. police and promoters disagree. [ shouting ] [ whistle blows ] ♪ this is the end ♪ beautiful friend ♪ this is the end ♪ my only friend ♪ of our elaborate plans ♪ of everything that stands ♪ i'll never look into your eyes again ♪ [ gunshot ] ♪ can you picture what we'll be ♪ ♪ so limitless and free ♪ desperately in need ♪ of some stranger's hand ♪ in a desperate land ♪ come on, baby, yeah my thanks to all of you, and now it's on to chicago, and let's win there. [ gunshot ] ♪ come ride with me ♪ across the sea ♪ endlessly ♪ woke up this morning, got the crossroads on my mind ♪ ♪ well, i woke up this morning, got the cross

officer morrison shoots a taser at shaw. and then listen to this. >> on the ground. >> oh!> get down! >> after the taser didn't work apparently shaw went for his pocket and that's when officer morrison took one shot that hit shaw in the abdomen. unfortunately that was a fatal injury for shaw. forensic pathologist later determined that he did die from internal bleeding because of that wound but he also said that shaw had a potentially lethal dose of methamphetamines in his body at the time of death. the coroner's inquest just determined that the shooting was justified. >> officer morrison had, in fact, seen a gun on him. >> on the ground! >> get down! get down! >> it's a b.b. gun replica of a walter 1099. >> bad mix, the guy was on drugs, he had a gun even though it's a b.b. gun and he's not listening to police. >> bget down, get down now! >> i'm just waiting for the day when criminals figure out that their actions are caught on surveillance cameras a lot. >> we start in the fill meaphil. this is at st. jude's hospital. it looks like a parking lot but watch what happens when

is there any -- oh jane morrison and jim lazarus too. we will start with jane morrison. >> [inaudible] >> okay. great. >> well, my main concern about public transit is if we build those proposed high rise buildings on piers 30-32 a lot of [inaudible] needed there and takes it away from the rest of the city so i know there is a fontana went up in 1961 and a candidate jack morrison saw that and felt it was cutting off the view of the waterfront and worked as a supervisor in 62 to get a height limit there along the waterfront and that way people could always see across the port on the water waterfront and that passed and still in effect and i called the department and still have the height limit and piers 30-three they are building a high rise and they have to change the rules and i hope you don't change the rules but that is the issue. if we do there is a lot of muni required there and take it away from people all over the city to provide the muni that they need to go up and down the waterfront, so i think that's my main concern. what else

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ashley morrison in new york. thank you. >>> well, an illinois man found a novel way to protest.r herrin paid $150,000 in quarters. they filled 150 bags and weighed four tons. herrin had them delivered by truck to two law firms. in marion, illinois. the lawyers were not happy. the money was part of an insurance payment after car crash killed herrin's teen age son. >>> when we return, jailhouse letter. former new england patriot aaron hernan daze wrote a letter saying he will be cleared and return to football. r saying he will be clear and return to football. ♪ i, i got it, i got it made ♪ i got it made ♪ i got it made fresh at subway ♪ ♪ breakfast made the way i say ♪ i got it made ♪ i got it made ♪ i got it made fresh at subway ♪ ♪ breakfast made the way i say [ male announcer ] nothing better than a subway bacon, egg & cheese with avocado made freshly before your eyes. wantchip egg wle south, banana peppers... hey, you say it we'll make it. subway. eat fresh. ♪ at subway on monday. and an observer explains what's going on ine the negotiations. plus - our exclusive cbs po reveal

ashley morrison here in new york.ch. >>> in sports no team in baseball has no bigger lead in standings than the atlanta braves. justin launches a homer to left field and check out what happens next. braves' pitcher luis avilan catches the ball with his cap. atlanta beats washington, 6-3 for the 13th straight win. the braves sweep the nats and now hold a 15 1/2 game lead in the east. >>> and in san diego, orioles' first baseman chris davis hits his major league leading 43rd home run of the year. it helps baltimore over a 10-3 win over the padres. >>> when we return, a bus accident caught on tape. the bus driver and passengers are sent flying after a truck rear ends it. we'll have the incredible video. ruck rear ends it. we'll have the video. hey girls! the good ol'days when we could eat as we wanted. yes, but we are not 18 anymore. sometimes if i eat as i used to my digestive system gets out of whack. it's not easy keeping it working as it should. it's easy if you enjoy an activia everyday. mmmm... delicious! with the

ashley morrison is here. you. >>> asian markets were lower as the situation in syria unfolds. tokyo's nikkei fell half a percent while hong kong's hang seng also fell half a percent. >>> a new report says orders for manufactured goods plunged more than 7% last month. that is the steepest drop in nearly a year. the dow fell 64 points while the nasdaq slipped a fraction. >>> china's internet was hit by a massive cyberattack. the state agency says it is the largest of its kind ever in chien. the attack happened sunday and targeted websites with the dot domain. >>> jcpenney's largest investor is bailing out. william ackman says he's telling his 39 million shares. just two weeks ago, ackman resigned from penny's and it sent the stock spiraling 3%. if he can to lose his shares now, he could lose $450 million. >>> and the national do not call list, well, it isn't working that well. according to the federal trade commission, complaints from consumers on the list up 60% since 2011. the robocalls, i've been hit with a

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. >>> good morning, anne-marie. asian markets are up morning after word of corporate tax cuts. japan's nikkei rose 2.5%. while china's hang seng climbed to the highest level just over 1%. >>> retail will give wall streeters some indication of the strength of the economy. the dow closed down 5 points on monday. relatively flat trading. the nasdaq was up 9 points. >>> blackberry is thinking about selling itself or forming a partnership or something to try to stop the slide. the company is struggling due to competition between apple and samsung. its stock price closed more than 10% higher on monday. >>> federal investigators have reportedly subpoenaed records from goldman sachs and jpmorgan chase. over the pricing and availability of aluminum. beer and soda makers say the banks intentionally warehoused aluminum to enhance their commodity. the inflated prices cost consumers billions of dollars over the past three years. >>> and one more sign that five years after the great recession the nation's economy continues to imp

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more.d morning, ashley. >> and good morning to you, alexis. >>> well, the news in washington is the newspaper. "the washington post" has been sold to amazon founder jeff bezos. bezos paid $250 million for the "post" and other company newspapers. "the post" has been owned by the grant family since 1933. like other newspapers, it's been losing readers and advertisers to the internet. bezos is buying "post" as an individual. amazon will not be involved. >>> asian stocks are mostly lower after disappointing earnings from toyota and honda. hong kong's hang seng lost more than 1% while tokyo's nikkei added 1%. on wall street, stocks were mixed, the dow fell 46 points, the nasdaq gained just over 3 points. >>> president obama travels to phoenix today where he will propose overhauling the mortgage system. mr. obama will propose shutting fannie mae and freddie mac, the mortgage giants that the government bailed out in the 2008 financial collapse. the president wants to replace them in a system in wh

ashley morrison here in new york.hanks so much. >>> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a rating of the nation's hospitals. i'm alexis christoforous and this is the "cbs morning news." rating of the u.s.'s hospitals. i'm alexis christoforous and this is the "cbs morning news." if you're living with chronic migraine, your life is a game of chance. but what if the odds could be in your favor? botox® is an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. it's proven to actually prevent headache days. and it's injected by a doctor once every 3 months. the effects of botox® (onabotulinumtoxina) may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain,

ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com will join us in a few minutes with a market update. >>> overseaspartment has ordered the shutdown of u.s. embassies and consulates sunday in many muslim countries. cbs news has learned u.s. intelligence has picked up signs of an al qaeda plot against american diplomatic coasts including egypt, israel and jordan. >> the department when conditions warrant take steps i like to to balance our continued operations with security and safety. >> sunday is the start of workweek for muslims so embassies would normally be open. >>> a former elementary school teacher convicted of molesting students could face 75 years to life in prison. a jury yesterday convicted craig chandler of molesting five girls at o.b. whaley elementary school in san jose's evergreen school district. prosecutors satisfy he would get the victim -- he would get the victim alone in the classroom during recess, blindfold her and have her perform sex acts. the victims were ages 7 through 9 at the time. chandler will be sentenced next month. >>> sonoma county supervisor's career in jeopardy a

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ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning.n wall street, stocks slid for a third day in a row on wednesday over uncertainty about when the fed will pull back its stimulus program. the dow lost 48 points while the nasdaq was down nearly 12 points. >>> americans are borrowing more. consumer borrowing rose by nearly $14 billion in june to a seasonally adjusted 8 trillion. that's the highest ever. credit card use dropped by 2.7 billion-dollar according to the federal reserve. >>> publishers involved in the apple electronic book price fixing case says the penalty the government wants to impose is just too stiff. last month a judge ruled that apple joined a conspiracy to inflate ebook prices. five publishers agreed to settle. the government wants to ban apple from entering into ebook distribution agreements for five years, but the publishers challenged the ban in court yesterday saying it will hurt them more than apple. >>> and a new report finds most american students also work. the survey from citigroup found four out of five high

morrison who helped it become a very established and professional way in getting the contract involved in getting this project to an amazing legal footing. the technology network in san jose who made this a crucial project. i want to call out a thanks to or tactical team. we know how to make it small, not over 150 feet in the air. we have a studio, zone engineering and i have to say thanks to hmr who has been a rock star and directly one of the reasons this is happening. an extremely talented project. thank you all. i also want to just take a moment to really acknowledge that while leo and i have done a lot of things m in this world, we would not be able to do it alone. there is only one person responsible for this project and that is executive director of the arts. luminarias. i can go on and on. i think i will throughout the night. do know that she's a special person and this entire community owes her a debt of gratitude. i want to thank leo and his family for bringing the level of artistic integrity for this work that somehow slipped through the progress of a work of contemporary ar

joining us now is ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com with more. >> reporter: good morning.ell, the commerce department just reported that retail sales were higher in july despite a decline in auto sales. core retail sales rose .5% last month the most seen in seven months. on wall street the dow is up. now we have turned lower. they are turned off the highs and now the dow is down by 3.5 so far this morning. >>> well, the government has reported a $97.6 billion deficit for july. but remains on track to post its lowest annual budget gap in five years. steady economic growth, higher taxes and lower government spending have helped to shrink the deficit. >>> and blackberry is thinking about selling itself or forming a partnership or just doing something to stop its slide. the company which is based in irving, texas, pioneered the smartphone market more than a decade ago but break bring is struggling -- blackberry is struggling due to competition from samsung and apple. its stock price was higher on the news that it will be making a change. sometimes you have to make a change if

ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com ash is here. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning. street, stocks climbed out of a three-day slump driven in part by a surge in commodities and some positive news about unemployment. the dow climbed 27 points on thursday. the nasdaq was up 150 points. >>> the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits hit a six-year low. the labor department says 335,000 applications were processed over the past four weeks. but about 1 1.5 million americans remain unemployed and while most companies have stopped cutting jobs, many remain reluctant to hire. >>> well, groupon stock is soaring. the online deals company hosted stronger-than-expected revenue for the 2nd quarter. its stock jumped over 21% and the company cofounder who is the largest shareholder was named the permanent ceo. it's always good to get your groove on. >> right. >> maybe parents are in denial. but back-to-school shopping season is getting off to a slow start. we haven't started yet. >> reporter: i'm not starting yet, either. but yes, the back-to-school season runs from

. >> ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us on this hump day with more on that.d morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, frank and juliette. on wall street yesterday stocks were sharply lower. the dow plunged more than 93 points while the nasdaq was down 27 points. president obama outlined his plan to overhaul the nation's mortgage finance system. speaking in phoenix yesterday, mr. obama said he wants to phase out the giant mortgage lenders fannie mae and freddie mac. the president wants to put the private sector, not the government, primarily at risk on loans. he also wants to expand refinancing for homeowners and increase access to affordable rental housing. >>> home prices soared almost 12% in june compared to the same time a year ago. according to core logic a limited supply and a stronger demand pushed those prices higher. >> and federal safety investigators say the pilot of that southwest jet that crashed at laguardia airport last month took control of the jet from the first officer when it was just 400 feet from the ground. southwest flight 345 hit the

when john morrison and i were together, we dissected each other's matches.ry one of their moves, know every counter. it's going to be a very interesting match for rhoades as well as damian sandow. >> a very personal battle indeed come sunday for cody rhoades. a precarious situation here for both superstars. but del rio starting to build here. trying to get something going against cody rhoades. and now rhoades finds himself in a position to create some offense here against alberto del rio! del rio down, cody rhoades maybe three seconds away from defeating the world heavyweight champion here on "main event." >> as great offense as that kind of move is, you know, it still hurts that person giving it, as well. you can look right here. cody just absolute beautiful assault on to alberto del rio. >> cody rhoades, knee to the temple. into the cover. rhoades took the outside leg and del rio pops free in two. the heart of cody, miz, hold that thought as we look at this big knee from cody rhoades. somehow, del rio able to kick out. now rhoades. look. alberto del rio co

morrison and it's 1-0 giants. he falls in for a two-run triple. the 6th inning we go.the side. seven innings and days and two runs allowed. giants win, 6-4. former oakland a and san francisco giant miguel tejada has been suspended for 105 games after testing positive for an a.m. amphetamine. this is his third positive test. coaches ruled together at at&t park. the organization helps find volunteers to coach kids from low-income families. ricky henderson and dave stewart attended the event. donations are $5 to allow fans to play on the field. there was a lot of fun out there. more than 25,000 people participated. more note. pablo sandoval said after tonight's game he lost 22 pounds and panda said his weight has always been a hot topic and maybe this will help silence the critics. his brother just guarduated from culinary school and he hired his brother as a personal chef. that's a good way to lose weight. >> we can all use that. thanks a lot, henry. let's check in with rob about the warm weather. >>. >> we will see summer making a come back with temperatures into the 90

joining us now is ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com.> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. well, stocks appear to be in a summer slump. analysts say investors may be holding back because of anxiety over the federal reserve's expected slowdown of bond buying activity next month. yesterday the dow slipped 6 points while the nasdaq rose almost 10. >>> the government has reported a $97.6 billion deficit for july but remains on track to post its lowest annual budget gap in five years. steady economic growth, higher taxes and lower government spending have helped to shrink the deficit. >>> blackberry is thinking about selling itself or forming a partnership or doing something to stop the slide it's seeing. the company, based in irving, pioneered the smartphone market more than a decade ago. but blackberry has been struggling lately due to competition from samsung and apple. its stock price closed more than 10% higher on monday on news that it will be making a change. yeah, might be time for us to make a change. even though i'm still ho

and with more on that let's check in with ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com on her favorite day ofmorning. >> reporter: i think it's a lot of people's favorite day of the week. happy friday, everyone. it is the latest indicator that the economy is heating up. the u.s. commerce department reported the economy expanded at a 2.5% rate from april through june. experts had predicted a 1.7% growth. the economy's growth back in the 1st quarter was just 1.1%. well, wall street sure seemed to like that encouraging news from washington. the dow ended the day up 16 points while the nasdaq climbed 26 points. verizon communications is in talks with bring tal's voto phone to buy its stake vodafone has a 45% stake in verizon wireless with the rest belonging to verizon communications. analysts believe verizon wants to spend $100 billion but vodafone wants $130 billion. >>> in a study published in the journal "science" today, scientists found when people are worrying about financial problems, it has the same effect as going without sleep for a night or a 13-point iq drop. i know what it feels like

ashley morrison is back from cbsmoneywatch.com. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.a sell-off. tokyo's nikkei down 1.5% as well as hong kong's hang seng. growing fears over a possible u.s. military strike against syria is spooking investors on wall street. the dow saw its worst day since june yesterday plunging 170 points. its lowest close in two months while the nasdaq fell 79 points. this morning we are also seeing the overseas markets continuing to fall in europe. >>> the tension in the middle east is driving up the cost of crude oil. the price jumped about 3% tuesday to close above $109 a barrel its highest level in a year and a half. >>> and good news for workers investing in a retirement plan. average 401(k) balance were up more than 10% during the 2nd quarter of this year. employees who have consistently standard cash are even better off. -- stashed cash are even better off. workers who have been employed and in a 401(k) plan for at least 10 years had average balance of nearly $212,000. that is up 19% from a year ago. that is certainly something we all like to

pablo vand value with one as he runs scores shaken up on the play spiked by logan morrison. he'd be okay. evens his win loss record at 8 and 8. seven innings, mooif strike outs, fwies win. miguel tejada tested positive twice this season and has sub pended 105 games. he says he admits to making the mistake but says he was using adderall because he suffers from add. >>> third-straight title in 200-meter dash. 19.66 seconds at the world championship. >> all right. thank you. >>> we have breaking news coming into the news room. there has been another deadly shooting at oakland tonight. this one took place at 9:41 p.m.. one person is confirmed dead. we'll have more for you at kpix 5 at 11:00. we'll see you then. good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - so i got an early res at blue wasabi and i'm taking rachel. she's picking me up after work. - rachel from the party? - oh, yeah. - nice. do the damn thing. - pow! - blue wasabi is so good, but get the cheeseburger. they say they won't do it, but they will if you make a scene. - okay, bye. - okay, bye. - mmm. - mwah. - i'll miss you. - miss

logan morrison is the guy you beat to the bag. pablo is shaken up. he was all right.a little bit later, take a look at the play as the giants capitalize getting a run on the ard. that's gregor blanco sinking the liner in for two runs. giants are leading right now. the game is 4-2. that game is in the eighth inning. former athletic and giant miguel tejada has been suspended 105 games after testing positive for an amphetamine. the 2002 a.l. mvp, previously tested positive. he was subject to a 25-game ban for a second pass and an 80-game suspension for his third positive test. >>> to football we go, the sanford cardinals are preparing to live up to the hype. they picked sanford as the number four team in the country, defending national champion, alabama, took the stop spot followed by ohio state and oregon. >>> to track and field. this just in. usain bolt is freakishly fast. he coasted to his third straight 200-meter world championship title today with the race in hand as soon as they hit the final stretch. now, bolt goes for his fourth triple gold at a major championshi

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, ann marie. fears over a possible u.s. military strike against syria spooked wall street. the dow had its worst day since june falling 170 points. its lowest close in two months. the max tumbled 79 points. asian markets saw a selloff amid concerns about sliding of merging markets. tokyo's nikkei lost 1.5% while hong kong's hang seng also fell 1.5%. >>> the tension in the middle east is driving up the cost of crude oil. the price of oil jumped about 3% tuesday to close above $109 a barrel, its highest level that we've seen in a year and a half. the unrest in egypt and syria has pushed up the price of oil 15% in the last three months. >>> traders are looking for investments that hold their value in uncertain times, and one of those is, of course, gold. the price has shot up. it rose $27 tuesday to $1,420 an ounce. that is the highest price since mid-may. >>> and the middle east turmoil is spreading to the internet. a group calling itself the syrian

he gets by low began morrison. sandoval is tough, though. he'd stay in the game.the 4th, blanco lines one to center. pablo tries home. blanco's triple trooef is in, too. big daddy cain would even his win loss record at 000. the giants win 2064 for second straight against the fish. >>> foreman athletic and giant miguel tejada has become the latest player to violate the drug policy. the 39-year-old royals infeerld tested poz tef for am fete means twice this season and has been suspended 105 games. this is the third violation for the 2002 american league mvp. in a staement, tejada says he admits to making the mistake but says he was using adderall because he suffers from add. >>> still to come, fight night and why josh retddick should put town his razor. more sports, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single

that takes us to our takes this is it takes us to check off that takes us to john coltrane and toni morrison and others but in the end we have to believe that we can make a difference and therefore capitalism ought to be not just criticised but we still ought to fight to fundamentally transform the but this is true for patriarchy this is true for homophobia is true for white supremacy is true for all of these various systems that lose sight of the humanity of other people and will die of struggling for these causes dr west and. passed it on to the younger generation. doesn't mean you're right i mean we you know i wouldn't be doing what i'm doing you wouldn't be doing what you're doing if we didn't have faith that humanity could turn this around that we could really come up on top and win over this global struggle and i wanted to actually mention a podcast that you just had with dr ron paul congressman ron paul which really does showcase how there's a lot that libertarians and leftists can agree on we can unite on a lot of things against the establishment instead of having such a fragmented o

morrison will come back in here. one of my -- one of my hearing? oh yes, q&a. okay. anybody who has questions please come to the young lady in the striped shirt. i hope you have questions and speak into the microphone. here comes a question. i would be happy to try to answer them. high. can you all hear her? [inaudible] >> okay. >> my question is this. i have the book, and as i was going through the book i was kind of puzzles as to why you referred to native americans throughout the book as indians all low in your talk you say native americans, just curious. >> i looked at a lot of usages, and i used the new york times usage which changed five years ago. they began to call native americans indians. i spoke to many of the people out here who are indigenous and they say they like being called indians so i honor them. >> another question please. somebody -- have to go to the mic. >> hello. i also have your book. i haven't finished it yet but i am working on it. i am curious, this is an immense history and a lot of stories you can across. i am wondering why you chose to

a newspaper article said he was hiding in california for fear of joe morrison's detail. the first thing richard jay daley did when he was elected mayor was him in the very next day. but often as far as organized crime when phil wilson came here after the somerville scandal. he resurrected joe morris in his right hand and they had a very effective intelligence division and a very effective effort against organized crime that lasted through the tenure, seven or eight years and then fizzled out again. we heard little from the federal government. 60s, bill roper and intelligence caught from the fbi began a dvd is the result of the mcclellan and committee hearings here in chicago. dea predecessor, fpn involved because the outfit was involved in heroin distribution. slowly but surely the federal government started to get an, but not the fbi. i believe it's because jay edgar hoover was afraid to attack in the cities because they were integrated into political structure. so if u.s. to attack the office chicago, he would've been attacking the daley machine and work for a democrat

>> i never met somebody who listened to that much van morrison. >> why do you watch that show?> i love television. i love it. >> threatening cnn and nbc, i agree this is a bad idea. it was the best comment and she tweeted friday night drinking and should nef turn into real letters to network executives. i think that is a valid right. >> that's the whole genesis of my career. >> that's usually why you have to leave places though. >> jake, you said why is there always an argument about a hillary clinton documentary? has this been going on for years? that whole thing started because of the hillary the movie. >> studies show facial cosmetic surgery is fairly worthless. >> it is about how they feel about themselves. maybe this is a wake up you will cay. >> 10 million people so sorry. >> nobody except imogen caught your starlight express reference. it was like a phantom joke. >> ♪ my mind is clearer now >> lab grown beef taste test. you said americans can look for local vegans in the hippie store. you know real americans don't live in brooklyn, right? >> what? i don't live in brookly

ashley morrison, thanks so much. >> yesterday was president obama's 52nd birthday. the white house took the opportunity to go back in time. this photo was posted showing the president celebrating 43rd birthday. the first daughters are a lot younger. the president looks a lot younger. imagine four or five years in the white house. the president celebrated by playing golf and spending time with family and friends. if you look at the pictures, they do age a lot. >> there's something to be said for that. 5:45. brian is here. you don't age. that's all i got to say. >> after doing this shift, i'm 23 combraers -- years old but look at me. >>> we're starting out with numbers mostly in the 50s and fog and low clouds near the shore line. seems to be a bit of a broken record. that's in the bay area. is this august? it is. and it's going to continue cool. drizzle at the coast. low clouds as well. afternoon clearing near the shore. but not much. we'll stay on the cool side for the rest of the week. and it's all because of this cold front. low pressure off shore pretty much all s

ashley morrison is with us. good morning. >> good morning.re mixed and the dow fell 46 points and the nasdaq gained just over 3 points. >>> president obama travels to phoenix where he'll propose overhauling the finance system. will propose shutting down fannie may and freddy mac. the president wants to replace private market and repackages them as security. >>> and the news in washington this morning is the newspaper. the washington post has been sold to amazon.com founder jeff bezos. paid $250 million for the post and other company newspapers. the post has been owned by a grant family since 1933. but like other newspapers, it has been losing readers and advisers to the internet. he is buying the post as an individual and amazon will not be involved. certainly some big changes there for the washington post. >> yes, absolutely. and big changes for jet blue. we hear it's going first class. >> yes, someone's getting fancy. known for all coach services, actually, adding 16 live flat first class seat. first time jet blue will have two types of ser

the head-first slide beats logan morrison to the bag. one run scores.andoval was shaken up a bit on the play but stayed in the game. two batters later, blanco triples to center and two runs score. the giants win 6-4. and will go for the sweep today. >> former athletic and giant miguel tejada has been suspended 105 games for violating major league baseball's drug policy. he tested positive for using adderall. he said he has been using the drug for the past five years to control his add. the ban is the third longest non-lifetime suspension handed down by the mlb. he said he had permission to use it but then that permission ran out. >>> still ahead on today in the bay, nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us next. we're going to talk about egypt and what the obama administration can do to try to combat some of the ongoing violence in that country. people go to a mattress store and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. this labor day, don't invest in a mattress until you visit a

tonight keith morrison with "vanished." >>> they're watching us. they know where we are. how we shop. how we play. what we do. who we love. electronic eyes, the sticky pixel fingerprints follow us almost everywhere and the weird fractured, personal diary they write remains forever. >> of course, it's meaningless, most of it. meaningless, that is, until it's not. until it's terrifying. the san francisco bay, may 27, 2011. 6:55 p.m., a young nursing student named michelle le walks across a foot ridge to the parking lot. she's not supposed to be here. for reasons unknown and without permission, she has left her post at the hospital. here she works to her white honda crv, just out of camera range. then 7:17 p.m., here is her honda leaving the garage. but why? why then just an hour or two before the end of her shift? good questions. questions about to engulf a whole family. >> why that day couldn't she have stepped out and gone to another campus that day and avoided this whole thing? why did it have to happen to our family? why did it have to happen to michelle? >> but it did.