your fax and taking off this morning to n.y. with these new threats out here >> i am wary but one would i do think as americans we are never going to let that happen again we're am a stay vigilant as we are flying this time what and we're never going to war put our hands up and say go ahead when >> you even tell me you refused to sleep on on a flight to bed at close to the anniversary >> normally on a 65 like i usually sleeps pitch or three hours and now this time i will stay awake and i will watch that's our job in when >> i know you have a plane to catch that he presented a few moments with us >> the security lines are not an be any longer than usual they're not gonna be extra putdowns they are doing other things to make sure people are saved but they're not telling us about more on this story brought the morning >> we're following the former vice-president address the convention about lessons learned from september 11th would and also lessons that may not he will address this group would i will listen in and bring you the lat

both of the market the exploratory n.y. -- exploratorium. the 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

so now after n.y. 83 years, they want to start building? why didn't they built before they put a wall of? ok? i raised my family there. he is right next to construction. ok? they want to put up that building, and the walls will look like a prison wall. had the worst part of its is that they have a four-car garage. can you imagine, one by one, a family with four cars taking turns to get out? when you have to go to work, i would never recommend anyone to fit into that project. i am hoping and praying that you don't let anything, a permit to go through because it would be devastating for the community there. it is very hard the park. and what are the other people going to do with their cars? they can't find a place to park. it is very difficult. i wonder when they are going to start listening. i don't think it will be the perfect thing, or the ideal project. president olague: are there additional speakers in support of the d.r. requestor? >> good afternoon, i'm a member of the design review board. you got a letter from us that mentions that in

locked out because their replacement had of what the contract >> i am here with at the medical center n.y. run by his outer wall their expected back on the job at 7:00 a.m. what this all started last week and thursday i huge walk out and one day strike 23,000 of this dna association we walked out the biggest of the st. kaiser all went back to work the next day wit. the setter group and childrens' cost programs kind of five to a contract and they were out until today with we would like to talk to the california nurses association which hopefully will will be able to talk to them and their reaction to being back at work >> a death of a patient with while the replacement nurses were on duty now returning noses are expressing their concern about the walkout when she was a cancer patient would and was given at the incorrect dosage of medication and died early saturday morning they have launched an investigation both agencies can poll finds and licenses would replacement nurses on this case with a hundred percent credential to provide care for cancer patients >> a controversial pics sell at uc-

fillmore asked n.y., on her with the model to be involved in this case. >> president obama may have hisull with the economy showing you a problem early with the president at the united nations coming up. in help for drivers we have the latest gadget that puts on star in your car. mñwñ >> the palestinian authority president is pressing the united nations for a state with status. that is something the u.s. does not want. as the president tries to keep the nation focus on the job plan a new crisis, he will be thrust into a high-stakes showdown over palestinian statehood and the general assembly gathers in new york next week. >> the council cannot and will not achieve statehood denominations is destructive can counter productive. >> but it is going to happen. with peace talks, the president of promise deans says that he will try which the president says he will veto. allies that may question their credibility. >> i think already the credit to the team to manage there is no question we're either in my ear, feared. >> exactly how they handled the dance, could trigger a cafe of political troub

fairfield in n.y.s of the inland valleys will be in the '90s tomorrow comparable incentives as glass 72 degrees. it is a couple degrees warmer in the future forecast. in the cash satellite and radar picture we have a storm up to the north that is affecting seattle and portland but we're staying in the clear as we head into the we can another one on the heels could clip the bay area again we could see light sprinkles. and sunday morning, a chance of light sprinkled over the entire bay area that will continue and the chance of rain continues and sticks of a factor in the afternoon the starts to diminish in the case your extended forecast, warm weather, to wrest the week. it will start to pull into friday. the fog will return to the coastline. and we will definitely see much cooler temperatures especially as we head into sunday. >> good evening everyone the raiders are back on top in the bay area at least for now as the wild since the head coach captured the imagination of raiders fans, and this fellow is

the people shoveling dirt and have n.y. today they say was in for a variety of emotions. >> i am feeling kind of emotional but i am happy. >> it felt good knowing the plaintiff is gone and the whole will be filled i am happy about that. is a little bit of culture. >> it feels like you know, maybe putting the lives back together. and experience in normalcy. >> send a very bittersweet day on monday and i can't this is a necessary to further process the building pick a in the whole service just as a reminder. when i cross is innocent from not your remember one day it was. when the disaster was among the people that we lost. with just the pressure to that lost their lives. off with him to run this will never are him again. then he said the telephone company will report begin to >> 67 san francisco, 75 san jose then hit into tomorrow will cmo conditions tomorrow morning. temperatures woman up quickly by the afternoon. the 4:00 hour it is hot tried--it is very hot out there. already by nearly 80 in fairfield, 83 san jose 79 and a

in upstate new york they are providing a life down to a metal bar all n.y. >> what ever people need we have to bring in >> interest in vermont were powering up generators residents are still in shock of the devastation irene left behind >> i shall set right now all of this village is my home i never thought i would season like this >> washed out roads and president have all made it places a and accessible except by foot to buy a boat or a tv >> i cannot believe this happened >> 193 year-old remembers that hid in 1938 >> this is much worse. >> now the massive oklahoma a wildfire that has doe destroyed dozens of homes 3,000 a. have been destroyed and there are mandatory mass evacuation the cause of this place is still unknown this morning north texas another wild fire is burning this when 25 percent contained this is a six to 200 a. fire hundreds of more homes are threatened it is 60 mi. west of dallas this is the worst season of fire in texas some >> their dealings off with some serious heat in texas and are whether we will see how warm it is expected to get today >> we're starting to g

. >> >> at dedication ceremony a piece of steel that was recovered from what n.y.is what ross valley fire department >> you conceive a piece of steel is not a point of omar monument at a fire station pages data sara mind with it was a solemn ceremony in and pull together new he had asked for that peace is cell from and i 11 foundation and he got and other ceremonies throughout the country is something to hold onto emotionally that is exactly what they're doing you can cut see it was on that of the world trade center with it represents something near and deal to people moon this corner of the bay area it represents 10 years later what we have been true since banbury. >> or taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge where we up and watching the fog all morning long it seems to be lifting a little. that check with the weather >> a live look outside at san francisco from our roof cam room you can still see the fog and low cloud cover out there we are dealing with low cloud cover and fog. cooler temperatures today and more tomorrow temperatures are mostly in t

the 911 information was mentioned and people are concerned, n.y., a washington d.c. and specifically and locally. you mentioned the golden gate bridge and other things going on this weekend. n f l, certainly, nation-wide people are going to be on high alert. as a credible but unconfirmed terror threat. >> vigilance is the order of the day but more information will bring you more information and grant, we know that you were going to bring more information. we will have more information on not. locally, esteban who has not been previously charged has now been charged to with killing her friend. the agreement would be postponed because esteban is seeking medical professionals because of her pregnancy. the judge said the agreement will take place when she is given the all clear from her health officials but they do not know when that will be. the legal prosecution of esteban will be extremely difficult. about a body. >> our team coverage begins with dan kerman. >> esteban, senior in august is accused of murdering a shelf le but the body has not been found of michele--le

tornado is crossing the front freeway >> these are pictures not from her cane alley they are from upstate n.y. outside of albany no one was hurt but a few homes were damaged >> went water and debris and trees are down all over the place they look like toothpicks >> it has not been confirmed a twister is likely to them for this damage in alabama >> it was wind that's all i heard was the wind >> there has been $10 billion disaster since the beginning of the year only 2018) since 2011 we've had a down blizzard and tornadoes and floods on the mississippi and missouri rivers and ongoing drought and heat wave in the southwest and hurricane irene have cost 7 billion it will release the the data next week cities from newark and jersey to admiral texas set all-time high temperatures the bottom- line this extreme record has killed 700 americans and cost $35 billion in damage >> print talk about the bay area forecast hot is the name of the game >> certainly in for a heat wave today this is a shot of the bay bridge approach. oakland is going to warm to 76 degrees in the mostly sunny fremont 84 and mostly

declarations he also signed declaration for parts of new york state board in the catskills of upstate n.yhe town is under water we after irene and now from tropical storm lee won several schools had a canceled classes >> time now 5:14 a.m. we may have a little better of rain in our forecast will will have more on the weather this is a look of the golden gate bridge and we see some fog so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. >> >> we of sealant's but we also haven't been at fog layer nothing to widespread we aren't expecting as we look into the weekend hot temperatures and a chance of light rain tonight we might have a 20 percent chance of thunderstorms on saturday and said it otherwise we're looking at a mild weekend. there is a very slight chance of a struggle or to whether towarrain. this is all l of our satellite of the feel of the fog it plans a

and me introduce you to pick curator of this exhibition swing and you for joining palace about those n.yo beautiful and fascinating? >> they are alabaster when about 16 in. tall when >> decided that he wanted them around his tomb why while? >> his family created a monastery that was going to celebrate the life and saltwater that they weren't be assured their salvation >> they are very small and we. >> have you look at the first to the size falls away when. >> there is something in warsaw about. >> pair very detailed and restrained in they >> to the human experience of loss and grief >> in creating an exhibition like this with art that was brought over from france hot you help people get close and understand the concept of these pieces >> original context they are in a procession proven arcade and what we have done when. this procession of part and you can get very close to 1 no. of them and it will look at them in the around and helps us understand and appreciate that individuality of each one of these pieces. >> john was assassinated when he was 58 years old when >> the middle ages in o

. >> if you would like to figure on comments, like us on n.y. www.facebook.com/kron4. >> a heartbreaking loss for the oakland a's. suzuki tags the runner out but he is called safe. check that out again. japathe oakland a's lost a heartbreaker in 16 innings. >> we'll be back of more in a couple minutes. west and the state police officers accused of unlawful sexual contact with teenagers at his home in gilroy. he has been working the patrol division since 1994. he was taken into custody by gilroy police on a $100,000 arrest warrant and charged with three counts of child molestation. they say that he had unlawful sexual contact with a 15 year-old and a 17 year-old. >> been reaction throughout the department has not been good. it has been a horrible year for us. we have had pay cuts and now we are dealing with having to have the negative stigma attached with one of our own that is accused of doing some pretty heinous things. it comes to light that these things occurred people have done a lot of damage to our reputation. >> investigators say that the

floods of sunshine in a shot it is going to be hot temperatures coming down slightly from yesterday n.y will start you off this morning for the visibility is a problem from santa rosa to san raphael still sing overcast conditions in downtown san francisco. we're starting to see the creek temperatures creeping upon is still sitting in the mid '60s expect that temperatures to warm into the 80s not very many 90 degree would readings. in the east bay we're staying in this '70s and '80s. this is a look of your seven day forecast a another similar day tomorrow first day of fall and after that saturday and sunday will be cooling off much cooler forecast expected for next week. >> san francisco giants fans are holding out hope in their last they won yesterday's 8-5 against the dodgers and san francisco lost one our of their last 11 not out of 15 they are now three and a half back behind of atlanta and st. louis. oakland and lost to the rangers for the 13th time of of the season before the game the team announced they announced methought melvyn to a three-year contract >> 9:52 a.m. and we will s

this was in harlem n.y.ppened after a wall and scaffolding collapsed 17 people were injured including some construction workers to police officers and one of the workers were badly injured his colleagues said everyone began to run when the bricks for funneling, but some of them just cannot get out in time. you are looking at the oil rig explosion in oklahoma that happen on monday night. this was north west of oklahoma city a dozen workers on the site did get enough morning to get away safely a lot of people that live in this area did have to be evacuated and there still their homes because this is still burning tonight. crews are hoping that this will soon burn itself out. >> taking a live look outside clear skies a very warm day as well and take a look at the high temperatures today just to show you how warm it was up in napa it was 97 degrees and that was the new record. 98 concord it tied a previous record 92 hayward and also tied a previous record it was 101 degrees in livermore this afternoon and that w

here's a picture of the amazon ceo on stage at the news conference held in n.y..is where he also announced two new candle e readers with a much lower price tag. gabe slate gives us a new look at the tablet. >> the candle fire is amazons attempt to take on the ipad it will sell for $200 that is $300 cheaper than the ipad you have access to all of the popular and droid applications is smaller and lighter than the ipad, it has a small 7 in. screen and ways and over one count. it has e-book, emt three's for music, they will have access to 11,000 tv shows and movies to watch on the fire for free. and they sell new release movies and tv shows that you can buy and stream. with the low $200 price tag acting this will lure people away from the ipad but it is missing a couple of things it does not offer 3d, it will only access the web through wifi. it has no camera or built-in microphone will be on the market on november 15th. amazon unveil two new candles, one of them selling for very cheap. tune in at 8:00 p.m. tonight i will see to that in my tech report. >> it was very

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host: of albany, n.y., good morning. caller: i just want to tell this guy that i have been in business for 38 years. i have had a construction business, owned a gas station, and have run a catering business all at the same time. there is only one reason i have ever hired a new employee. it is because i have had to work. in other words, in my opinion, ok, everything comes down to demand. i am not a multimillionaire or anything. i have always treated my employees well and pay them well. truthfully, the whole basis is demand. it is not trickle-down economics. that is one of the biggest fallacies in the world. i have been a republican all my life until recently because i really have my doubts about you people now. guest: i am not arguing that the tax code is the be all end all. what i am saying is that the tax code is one of the elements of economic growth, one of the impediments to businesses, and is a major factor but is not the only one that we consider. host: are you still there? what do you think about proposals you hav

what if one nuclear weapon had been stolen and trucked into n.y.? and it exploded and two injured thousand, four hundred thousand people killed? -- 200,000 or 400,000 people killed? if we do not reduce the number of nuclear weapons on this planet and take new steps to keep them forever out of the hands of rogue nations and terrorist groups, you will live at a time when a nuclear weapon is exploded. that is the alternate loss of freedom. it will change everything on the planet. >> i am glad we have representation from oklahoma. rogers state university. did you play oklahoma? >> i played football from third grade to my senior year in high school. >> client to have you. it is hard to disagree with what byron says. i do not want to go too far on this. i think the strength of the american people could withstand any kind of attack like that. i am pleased that both administrations have done things to prevent that thing from happening. it is a serious threat. when i think about my grandchildren, that is the most important thing in my life. i get mad when i

charlie rangel has used to these qualities you have given him, o lord, to serve his constituency, n.yty and state as well as our great nation for more than 40 years. we in broken the prepared invoked in all synagogues on -- invoked inhe praryer all synagogues. we bless him with strength and fulfillment. bless him and his family. bless the president, the vice president, the speaker and all members of the united states congress. give them wisdom and guide them in their deliberations for the benefit of the american people. god bless america, a land of freedom and opportunity. stand beside her and guide her. let us say, amen. >> amen. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> tomorrow on washington journal, a discussion on ballot access and third-party candidates with a c e zero of the americans alike 2012 group. then a look at the impact on the u.s. economy with stella dawson. that is live at 7:00 a.m. the stand -- eastern here on c-span. >> the season and networks. we provide coverage of politics, books, and ameri

what if one nuclear weapon had been stolen and trucked into n.y.?ploded and two injured thousand, four hundred thousand people killed? -- 200,000 or 400,000 people killed? if we do not reduce the number of nuclear weapons on this planet and take new steps to keep them forever out of the hands of rogue nations and terrorist groups, you will live at a time when a nuclear weapon is exploded. that is the alternate loss of freedom. it will change everything on the planet. >> i am glad we have representation from oklahoma. rogers state university. did you play oklahoma? >> i played football from third grade to my senior year in high school. >> client to have you. it is hard to disagree with what byron says. i do not want to go too far on this. i think the strength of the american people could withstand any kind of attack like that. i am pleased that both administrations have done things to prevent that thing from happening. it is a serious threat. when i think about my grandchildren, that is the most important thing in my life. i get mad when i see things