tonight n.y. will start cleaning up streets and they will given you directions. wiene >> when it gifford checking ellis us and give outfit >> meanwhile dozens of flights and are canceled hi. i'm we have our reporter at sf always the latest reports from their >> airlines said s f oldcastle 30 flights hacking to n.y. and the northeast because of hurricane i rain it has forced airports to shut down hundreds of travellers were stranded here at sfo and a lot of them are college students they said they will be eight people to miss the first day of class tomorrow. >> this college student said classes start on monday dnep. >> if i miss monday's klass some good be in trouble. >> this international student from thailand is trying to make his way to class also his flight was canceled he might be able to get out and i'll send a flight >> i will just leave here on the floor that's all i can do and play games on the self, vcell phone. >> still ipad on kron 4 weekend and are news on those of hikers that were detained in a run >> and we will have a look this is columbus circle i

n.y. >> the 3ds, you can pick it up at retailers like best buy for a really good deal. nintendo has dropped the price. the 3 d gaming is fun. it is a great action. they have also made some hardware and software updates to make the device more appealing. make sure to tune in to kron 4 tonight at 8:00 p.m. and i will let you know where to get the best deal. n.y. gabe slate, kron 4 news. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m., kron 4 is following an amber alert and what is being done to track down a man accused of kidnapping his two year- old daughter. the hot topic of same-sex marriages tackled by some of the republican presidential hopefuls. you cannot have different definitions of marriage. >> what is big at the box office this weekend? >> at 6:00 p.m., an amber alert across california. a two year-old girl allegedly kidnapped by her father. we are live with details on what is being done. >> a three year-old was shot and killed. we now have new video of the tense moments just after the shooting. >> the

bbc news, n.y.. >> for more on the dismal day and what is driving the market, i am joined by a senior analyst with bgc partners. thank you for joining us. fear is the word everyone is talking about. is it if you're driving the slide, or is there a real fundamental concern about the economy? >> on one hand, i should certainly say it is irrational fear when we are looking at the falls, the size of them. the fear of markets, in terms of the euro, the fear is justified. the fear of markets in terms of recession potential in the u.s., the fear they have in terms of how america has approached its deficits and debt problems, and indeed coming back to europe, exactly the same thing. it is politics driving these collapses in markets. basically because the politicians are not coming up with a suitable or any solution that marks they can work out a sustainable way out of this crisis. >> the issue of contagion. the problems in france. , to that can be traced back to greece? >> -- how much of that can be traced back to greece? >> ries it should hold its head up as the guilty party through the last

both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium.he offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you turn that faster, the butterflies fall in the move of words. >> the art reflect the commission's commitment to acquiring the best work from the bay area and beyond. in addition to the five new commissions, 20 artworks that were already in the airport collection were reinstalled. some of which were historically cited in the terminal. it includes major sculptures by the international a

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. -- n.y. a diverse voice. i want to be a helping hand. i cannot tell you how much i appreciate your volunteering. you have some freedom. news that empty space for your world. congratulations. you have done an amazing job. >> thank you. did you want to say something? >> ditto. it was not just about the student enrollment that i appreciated. i started feeling the impact years ago when we started looking for a new superintendent and their involvement in terms of reaching out to the community and getting community engagement going in terms of what we want out of the superintendent was used to mae in terms of how we were going to vote. for me, it is going way back and seeing what i have seen over the years, and it is not about to necessarily taking every m. hudson we get from everybody -- every input we get from everybody. it is taking and seeing what we need to change, and when you take the issue of student enrollment, if you have to ask each one of us what we thought, all of us would have said something different, so we are constantly pushin

the united states or the united kingdom mr potter property crimes are already punishable as so-called n.y. enterprise terrorism this bill the risk further expanding that sweeping category to include protests and boycotts undercover investigations whistleblowing and nonviolent civil disobedience this legislation will add to this climate of fear and distrust and it will force americans to ask themselves is it worth it is standing up for my beliefs really worth the risk of being labeled a terrorist. i urge you to reject this bill make sure the limited anti-terrorism resources are used to protect national security and. not profits we thank you for your cooperation and tenders and without objection the subcommittee started to jerk . the irony of all this eco terrorism legislation and rhetoric is that it's happening at a time when everyone says they're an environmentalist everyone who cares about the environment everyone is going green right you know there is more public support for our militias than ever before and these corporations and these politicians understand this very well there is a r

instead of eating it, it is in an aquarium in coney island, n.y.. look at his claws. >> we can visit it if we go to coney island? >> yes. you cannot eat it. how >> is at the world's biggest lobster? >> i do not know, but it is huge! >> thanks, gary. we will be right back. >> the going rate for exclusive photos of the wedding events for kim kardashian is $1 million. >> the good times are rolling in danville. it was the city's hot summer nights car show. >> more than 200 classic cars lined the streets of danville thursday this afternoon. >> we have cards from the beginning of time through 1976. >> dave miller helped organize the event since it started. >> we start working in october, thinking our supporters and sponsors throughout the year. >> with more than 15,000 people in attendance, hot summer nights has become a huge hit. >> we have people who have come from all over the country to participate in the show. we have people go out to purchase cars just to be part of the show. >> we have a lot more ahead on the kron 4 morning is. what will be right b

led mission in afghanistan will end soon when nato troops go to n.y. seventeen's will make it come back to face the afghan is whence once again russia will ship twenty one helicopters to afghanistan to help the country's security in years and pilots work together to perfect and ease operating of m y seventeen s while it seems quantum physics to me afghan pilots are already familiar with the machine many of them trained under soviet air force instructors even now twenty years later speak perfect russian. i graduated from a pilot school in the russian city of christendom in one thousand nine hundred four when i got back to afghanistan to serve in the army we only had soviet aircraft those machines were the best to get to the most difficult and isolated parts of the country with the us will be for afghanistan's m.-i seventeen's something which put american helicopter manufacturers in a spin with congress using russian military aircraft the countries had plenty of helping hands after the soviet invasion russia provided millions of dollars worth of military

both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium. offer travelers of all ages a playful oasis. using high quality plywood, they created henches shaped like a bird wings that double as musical instruments. serving as a backdrop is a mural featuring images of local birds and san francisco's famous skyline. >> in the line between that is so natural, you can see birds and be in complete wilderness. i really like that about this. you could maybe get a little snapshot of what they are expecting. >> it is an interactive, keck sculpture that is interacted with by the visitor. >> they are a lot about and they fall down the belt. fall down the belt. it moves the belt up, and if you

she worked as a policy director and n.y. -- and in transportation. last but not least, and is currently the director of the private sector. he focuses on listening to collaborate sizemore affectively -- collaborate more affectively. he was a soldier in the u.s. army, and he was also a high school english teacher. welcome. like i said, we are going to go through a series of opening questions. we will let you ask questions as well, and then we will let you take a break. the first question is how did we get to where we are and the evolution of homeland security this past decade, and then we will take a quick break and talk about where are we going in the next decade? what are some of the programs that still need to be worked on? let me start with the general. you are currently the longest serving homeland security director in the country. where were you on 9-11? were you thinking about threats like that? >> i think it is helpful to acknowledge a lot of people were involved long before 9-11 in preparing for the looming threat. those who were paying atten

three cities are listed here philadelphia, n.y. a lost angeles. we start with philadelphia they have put strict teen curfews into effect over the last three weeks. you can see some of the video here violent crime is slightly down during august homicide rate dropped by more than 50%. the cost of this program according to some reports as 56,000 bottles per weekend. mexico to the new york city in the 1990's with the crime numbers soared, rudy guiliani increase the number of police are pushes by 20 percent crime of homicide rate dropped to record lows. he was able to do this in large part to government funding. we go to los angeles the city with the second-highest zeroth game members nationwide that have added thousands of officers to the street in 2008 added a program called summer night lights, something that could spark to recreational center to open until midnight offers snacks for use, and employs hundreds of camp counselors. it has reduced and, by 57% in the last few years. now we come to teen curfew in the ordering these are two areas that may

. >> in n.y. some 300,000 people have been told to leave low- lying coastal areas as her can irene approaches. it is the first time ever that a part of the nation's largest city was evacuated. buses planned end of the subway system were to shut down. large concerns about possible flooding. mayor blumberg says that these warnings are not to be taken lightly. >> there is a dangerous storm headed in our direction. we will get hit with wind and high water that is very dangerous. >> a hurricane warning was issued for the work. skyscraper windows could shatter, some sections of the city to be a very few feet of water. iran is turning some of populations. is there any possibility that it could shift? >> it could shift in a little bit but if it stayed at sea would still see the damaging winds. let's take a look at the satellite picture there is the eye of the storm. hurricane force winds that tropical storm force winds are further than that. we have watches and warnings on the eastern seaboard. new jersey

they were published by the n.y. times after winning an epic first amendment battle in the supreme court after the pentagon papers were published. the next administration prosecuted albert --ellsberg and the trial was afforded. the judge discovered that nixon had burglarized the psychiatrist's office to find dirt and the judge was so outraged about the government misconduct that he dismissed the case. the government did not prosecute the new york times. no publisher has ever been prosecuted under the espionage act and i don't think the news media could be prosecuted. when it was proposed in 1917 the congress rejected -- made it a crime to, quote, published defense information in the very provision -- the law does forbid publishing -- the part that deals with military codes or photographs of military installations. congress knew how to prohibit publishing and deliberately chose not to. is wiki leaks like the new york times or like ellsberg? manning is the government employee who violated trust and no matter how noble

they are united states senators, n.y.ditors, news anchors and tv personalities and they are completely unhinged. what do you think when you hear the word centrist? >> guest: liberal. everyone screams when "slander: liberal lies about the american right" came out. the ideas have been so completely accepted by now that you read through it in doesn't seem particularly shocking. apparently it was at the time since everyone was yelling at me. the fact of the words centrist and moderate are used by the mainstream media to mean liberal is a weather accepted fact. >> host: we have gotten several twitter comments or e-mails i should read on the air. just not very nice ones. do you ever get hurt by the criticism? >> guest: i was thrilled by the last one. go straight to the next caller -- the one who was furious about the title. i am just destroying the world with a title like "demonic" and never watching c-span again. that was a good title. glad call it legion. >> host: kevin flynn from san antonio. can ann coulter tell us how to f

attorney we believe he is biased and prejudiced and abused the confidence of the people of this data n.ye has been treated as an onset as a defendant rather than a victim. this is the only case i of heard of in america am not a woman was taken into custody and accused of rape and assault the was not interrogated by police he did not real broke his right to counsel after he was in custody i have never heard on the york police department or district attorney's office not interrogating. i asked him personally been why that was he had no explanation he said he would look into it and he still has not gone back to us as to widwhy. she was put in protective custody in the with no protection a seedy hotel that people could come and go is a wanted her fawns were confiscated subpoenas were given to relatives jewish guild set and abused by some of the district attorney's right before the july 4th holiday weekend while on june 30th and there was a michele le lists is a leak to the new york times about an alleged conversation between mr. yellow and a friend left the district attorney's office leaked

debt will be happening today first it made its way through that caribbean in touch carolina boston n.y. washington d.c. were all in the path of irene a cause massive delays with lights dropped the east >> as spokespersons year at s f all said there were a lot of cancellations here on sunday one passenger told me he felt sarandon as his flight had been canceled they got word that their flight had been canceled on sunday >> because of the cancellations on the east coast so we're some kind of stand did your >> they came early on sunday morning to see how they could get back to pennsylvania >> refers to we were told we get out september 2nd paris six of us traveling together unfortunately there were only five of seats available. >> where even the duke of they don't have any room >> i guess all have to go a local bar him with >> they cancel the 11,000 flights nationwide dozens of flight where canceled at s f palm oo >> we have armagh's we have grandchildren every day is back in new york. >> they nell 3 departure cancellations have been made known for tomorrows >> thousands of red cross work

i was in syracuse, n.y. that day doing an inspection of our office there. i had been at a tv station earlier that morning. i was in a federal judge's office when the first plane hit. there were concerns about that so i went back to the fbi office and watched as the second plane hit. >> what was your role from that point on? >> i had been serving in our boston fbi office and after that i learned several of the hijackers had come out of boston. i went back to help the investigative all efforts there and was eventually transferred full time into the counter- terrorism division. fbi changed the paradigm for help fbi investigations were conducted with the focus on prevention. >> we will leap forward to tsa. you spent your fbi career trying to catch the bad guys. at tsa it is much more preventative. you hope to never have an incident. can you talk about that transition? >> the fbi changed after 9/11 to become more preventative to make sure another 9/11 did not happen. they have been working across national and international communities. that had changed in the fb

still they say the 40 investigators looking into the explosion have found more problems with the pipe n.y. >> quality of the welds was not consistent with what we expect today or at the time with respect to industry standards >> san bruno pipeline explosion is the worst of its kind in a decade a people were killed and scores were injured the ntsb will identify the causes and what steps he to be taken to prevent something like this from happening again. >> 4:17 a.m. and our weather >> how we're waking up to little bit of morning fog this is a shot of the bay bridge approach had we're looking at visibility how about a quarter mile right now in portions of marin had right now also see in some fog along the coastline as you head into half moon bay temperatures are in the '50s and '60s. did as we take into the afternoon and the eyes will be in those low 80s 83 and los gatos upper 70 is for san jose and also in or redwood city oakland will not escape the 60s today. 82 for several and concord oil just be prepared for we could see large recurrence whe. is a look here here is a look at your 7 day

as we have to n.y. gus could get up to 100 mi. per hour. that is forecast to hit tonight and into tomorrow evening. in portland maine, gusts could get up to 85 mi. per hour. it is forecast to hit sunday in to sunday evening. in the bay area we are dealing with low clouds, fog and patchy drizzle. mostly sunny conditions and warmer temperatures over the weekend. as we head into the next work week we will see partly cloudy and cooler temperatures. 50 degrees in santa rosa, 542 san rafael. napa and fairfield, 56. 61 and mountain view and 58 currently in los goddess. let's take it look at the afternoon highs. a gorgeous day. 65 for half moon bay. upper 70's through hayward and fremont. a.d. in mountain view. livermore is the warmest spot on the map. as we have to the north bay we will see below 90s through fairfield, 89 in vallejo and 70 for downtown san francisco. your 7 day around the bay, warmer temperatures sticking around for the weekend and a little bit of a cool down as we start the work week. partly cloudy lasted for the rest of the work