dads do love their naps. they work hard. got to rest. >> yeah, exactly. napping.to nap in the world. called the napper. ic like 15 bucks. you want to nap, 15 minutes. push 15. the front of the face clock has the regular time and dad's nap time. you want to add to it. hit the 30 button. now you're napping for 45. >> i have to do at least an hour or it doesn't count. >> after an hour, i'm comatose. under 15 bucks. >> perfect. quirky product. when you go to plug in, two, three things. the jacks, too small to accommodate the plugs. >> transformer. >> right. >> this, the plugs are very far apart. but not far apart enough. >> that's not all. >> start. it's called the pivot. you could bend it so all six outlets can have a big plug. could go around a table leg. on/off switch. even a flat plug at the end. so it itself doesn't take up that much room. >> the outlet snake or something. >> i think they call it the pivot. >> dads do get ties, still. right. >> yeah. yeah. >> common give. these are not your average ties? >> no. i didn't want to show an average tie. these are call

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it's hard work; i need a nap. end of an era in the defense department. robert gates...ast day on the job as secretary of defense. here's a live look >>> today's the end of an era. robert gates' last day on the job as the secretary of defense. here's a live look at washington as the retiree will be honored with an armed forces farewell tribute today. president obama will be among the speakers at the ceremony. gates will be replaced by a familiar face leon panetta. >>> let's look outside. we'll see a really good shot of the marine layer working its way over the forecast region. it's a thin marine layer. that has to do with that high pressure ridge that's compressing all that saturated air so it's going to mix out rather quickly. and it's going to pave the way to mostly clear skies and then clearer skies by tonight. if you are going out the door, temperatures ranging from the low 50s to high 50s along with patchy fog. then warmer temperatures along the way. sunshine, 50s to 80s, and it's going to get warmer thanks to the high pressure building up nicely making its way over

when you go home after the show, do you take a nap or trying to enjoy the weather?>> but i will try to get out enjoy and weather now that i've been busted. >> the air conditioner and nice nap in a comfortable house. i don't blame you at all. >> all right. we're looking at high clouds, they are going to stream across our neighborhoods but that not what is bringing the cooling trend. they are out of the west. they are coming off the ocean where they are always cooler. 13 miles an hour at sfo. only 6 at hayward and 6 at livermore but it's a wind shift. it's going to drop our temperatures about 5-12 degrees. it's already dropping them is napa and concord and antioch. so here we are at 8:00 with sunshine, few low clouds hanging around the monterey bay. mid to upper 50s. even low 60s in the east bay valleys. we have mid to upper 60s and mid to upper 70s by east bay valleys. coolest weather is low to mid-50s at the coast. near 70 around the bay shore but 80s showing up around the east bay and north bay valleys. seven-day forecast, it will deepen this cooling trend. that wi

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i was like, "i just want to go take a nap." >> and you were so cute, 'cause you were like -- [ panting jimmy: i couldn't talk. [ talking over each other ] >> he's like, "i'm okay." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were like, "why would i invite this guy on any more trips?" but i remember the one thing -- remember the one thing mtv said to me? they said, "wear light clothing 'cause it can be very hot and warm in africa and --" >> really? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i assumed that but they go, "and don't wear anything with big logos on it and wear stuff that could get dirty, like north face stuff." i go, "okay." so, i got all this safari gear. i had a safari hat, i had cargo. >> khaki'ed out. >> jimmy: i was khaki'ed everywhere. i had cargo shorts -- cargo vests. >> the hat that like buttoned on one side. >> jimmy: there's my hat and no one else dressed like that at all. [ laughter ] i'm the only idiot -- look at justin. he's wearing like a do-rag. you had a cowboy hat on. i was like, "g'day, mate." i mean, it was ridiculous, man. [ talking over each other ] i'm stuck in africa. it's not like

. >> la secretaria janet nap li. que no había que ajustar. >> enfatizó que el presidente ha sido firme está en manos del congreso. >> es por eso que la joven peruana, no se siente segura. >> pues, no es ley, también es un memorándum ran dentonces no sentimos protegidos por la ley. >> senador de sextas se opone a la acta del sueño. >> dijo que estados unidos le da la bienvenida a los inmigrantes que cumplen con las leyes y culo a la casa blanca y el líder de la mayoría por el fracaso del dream act y la falta de la "reforma migratoria." >> entonces tiene el descaro de acar al senador de que la "reforma migratoria" no había sido aprobada y en cada ocasión que ha sido traída. >> entretanto el secretario de educación habló del tema pero en términos económicos. >> dijo que una vía de legalización para estos jóvenes supone una contribución de miles de billones de dólares al fisco. >> ella quiere la oportunidad de contribuir. >> solamente confesar que no voy a poder usar mi carrera, mi diploma después de graduarme eso es una injusticia. >> y lo cierto es que mientras estos jóvenes no pierden l

. >> in san francisco, don nap. >> reporter: police are looking for a second suspect. they did not identify a gang but say it's gang related because the suspects are from outside the area. >>> a tragedy at a nursing home that could have been so much worse. it happened just before 1'06"00 block of peterson avenue. >> reporter: on a quiet morning at amber wood gardens, no one could have seen this coming. a 90-year-old woman trying to park drives through a wall of window straight through the dining room where more than a dozen dementia patients were trying to exercise. the car pushed several wheelchairs landing against this wall knocking out a metal door. >> she was still on the gas until somebody came into the car and actually pulled her out and shut the car off. >> reporter: the driver was okay but 6 residents and one staffer were taken away. a caregiver for a 100-year-old woman who she came to take for a walk. >> i saw her sock and her shoe laying there full of blood and i kept asking everybody, where is susan. >> reporter: she was at the hospital, her wheelchair demol

now your turn to nap. 6:50 this morning.eck out the various tower cams to see if we find a nice shot. this is what we came up with. it was worth me getting to the december about second or two late. what a beautiful picture. isn't that nice? isn't that absolutely gorgeous? look at the light, the clouds in the background, may drop sprinkle or two as we look southbound from marin this morning. very nice. move on and show what else is going on. there you go. the one low shower, fort ross, guerneville, santa rosa and possibly hillsburg in the way of that one. heavier rain, you can see in the sierra right now. as far as the temperatures, leave the house and dress for mid-50s. same around monterey bay and inland. three things i want you to know before you head out the door. isolated showers are possible today. cooler weather is the dominant feature for all of us in the forecast. tomorrow, we have the clouds and sunshine. warming trend begins. in fact, if you are away from the coast friday through tuesday. we have summer heat for yo

it's hard work; i need a nap. >>> time for tech talk. >> big news for netflix streaming users, especiallyse who stream on the ipad and smart phones. netflix will let you adjust the quality of the content you're streaming. >> this is big because the lower the quality, the less data you use when streaming content. this can be useful for people trying not to go over their allowed data plans on their smart phones or tablets. carriers are capping users' data and streaming content from netflix can eat up a lot of permits pressure allowed data. so if you want to use less data while watching streaming netflix, here's how you can change the settings. log onto your account, look for the manage video quality tab. you have threepings to choose for. good, which eats up about .3 gigs per hour. better, which uses .037 and best which uses about 1 gig per hour or up to 2.3 gigs per hour for hd. i tried each setting. i noticed a slight difference in quality, but even under the lowest-good setting, the video still looked fine. if you change the settings in your account, it will change the quality for all yo

. >> i just have a lot of stamp nap. i just... [laughter] [cheers and applause] , no i've got to be honest. >> jon: did you figure out by wife six you had a lot of stamina? what did you figure? >> my wife and i have never done this watching your show. >> jon: truth be told, it's on the bookshelves now. the master, larry king. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is. your moment of zen. >> we had intended to report on five young american men lost in iraq today. implications of the 9.1% unemployment rate and the two

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it's hard work; i need a nap. >>> good morning. here's live look in san jose. 101 traffic near the mckee admit. looks great on this -- uhm.... -- thursday morning commute. more traffic in a little bit. back to you. >> it's still early. >>> survivors of the san bruno blast want to mark independence day without fireworks. they are upset that san bruno is one of a dozen bay area cities that allows the use of safe and sane fireworks. a lot of charities and sports programs depend on the money raised from fireworks sales. but that september explosion killed 8 people and destroyed dozens of homes. now some neighbors are worried about anything that may spark a fire. >> i'm hoping that people will respect the situation and not come to our neighborhoods and even though -- those people who live here, i hope they won't set off fireworks, legal or illegal. >> city leaders promise neighbors there will be extra fire and police patrols over the holiday holiday weekend. crews have cut down overgrown grass and weeds where homes once stood. >>> there

and the ability to nap in public. the new hire will test out mattresses in stores..d then blog about it. hopefully, not putting readers to sleep. the pay? 10 bucks an hour. you can apply online. time is 6:xx coming up.. a toddler gets a little too close for comfort to a hungry kitty cat. the zoo encounter, that's now a you tube hit! ((stop reading!!!!)) saggy pants... the reason a young man is in jail instead of, ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ do something for it. show it some love. chevron with techron. care for your car. anthony weiner has told friends he plans to step down. the times reports weiner came to the conclusion, after having a discussion with his wife, who just came home from traveling abroad. today democrats plan to hold a hearing to decide what to do about weiner. he has admitted to sending explicit photos and messages to women, then lying about it. saggy pants... the reason a young man is in jail instead of at college this morning. ann

. >> i just have a lot of stamp nap. i just...ause] , no i've got to be honest. >> jon: did you figure out by wife six you had a lot of stamina? what did you figure? >> my wife and i have never done this watching your show. >> jon: truth be told, it's on the bookshelves now. the master, larry king. [cheers and applause] hey, hurry up if you want some of this miller lite home draft. i thought you said it lasts thirty days! [ buddy ] yeah, it stays fresh for up to thirty days. but it's not gonna last that long. i'm not that worried about it. woo! maybe that's cause you're too busy worrying about your hairdo. [ laughter ] ch-ch-ch-ch-ch-ch! ahh!

it's hard work; i need a nap.ood morning. here's live look at traffic through san jose. moving fine right now past the mckee admit. coming up we'll take a check -- exit. coming up, we'll take a check of mass transit on this misty tuesday morning commute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> officials investigating that amtrak crash in nevada are now looking at the cell phone of the truck driver who smashed into the train. that phone is being sent to a lab in washington where the ntsb will determine whether the phone was a distraction to the driver. >>> more firsthand accounts of what it was like on the train when the truck hit it. 76-year-old emagene smith was on the second-to-last car from chicago to emeryville when she said she heard what sounded like a bomb. >> a fireball come down the side of the train and immediately crystallized the windows. this man was bleeding and oh, he was holding his head. >> at least 6 people died in the crash. the trucking company has been cited repeatedly for crashes and unsafe driving. t

it doesn't help that his favorite activity is napping either. i'm right there with him on that one. specialists have been called in. they hope to get him back to health by christmas. i want to talk to these owners. >> my black lab was 90 pounds and my vet wanted him to lose weight. this one is double that. >> we'll get him on a diet. time for an early look at some of the stories we're following throughout the day on nbc. president obama will visit soldiers in fort drum in new york a day after announcing a major withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. the army base is home to the tenth mountain division. one of the most frequently deployed divisions in afghanistan. >>> federal prosecutors will gather to discuss whether to schedule another perjury trial for barry bonds or drop charges that he lied about using performance enhancing drugs. the home run king was convicted of obstruction of justice last april. >>> tonight the nba draft will be held in new jersey. all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc, and tonight

and take a nap right at your desk. you put your hands and head inside there. not so good from hiding this from the boss. on the other hand, it does allow you to carry it over your shoulder and handle that afternoon sleepy time. >> can you breathe? >> that's a good question. the other question, where can i get one? we'll be back. >>> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mailbag. the address, mailbag@wusa9.com. 9news now will be right back. >>> and don't forget, you can get the news, weather, and traffic every morning. join mike, andrea, howard, and angie weekdays. it all gets started at 4:25 a.m. and in the mail bag tonight, our facebook page going off the scale with comments about the congressman anthony weiner's rather shocking admissions earlier this evening. yes, he did send that picture of himself in his underwear to a young lady and yes, he's been having online sexual relations with as many as six different women and some of this was going on since he's been married. terri sums up many of your thoughts. what is wrong with these m

the brain waives of healthy adults as they nap on a stationary bed or an a hack mock. the brain waves showed that those on the hammocks fell asleep more soundly and woke up more refreshed. >> peaceful, nice calm. >> on hot dais, it's nice to hang loose. >> she's right. but sleep specialists say the study was too small to draw any definite conclusions. hammocks are used to treat premature babies in columbia. they are placed to cradle the babies, making it easier for them to breathe. >> wow, a hammock would be nice on a hot day. >> roberta. >> today is turning out to be the hottest day this year. it is cooling dop all because of the return of the sea breeze. look at that. your ship has come in. >> okay, so here's the return of the marine layer. the temperature in san francisco to 79 today. comparison 2088 degrees yesterday. but look at this. triple digits east of the bay. pleasantton, 103 in gilroy. tomorrow morning we're going to notice the saturation at the coast and then surging into the bay, a little bit of stratus make it inland as well. watch the clouds tick on by.

the pampered old cat slept day and night happily dreaming about napping. [laughter] and slightly shorter than that called, quartery. >> the bug that crawled across the key board didn't leave word. the next story is a second chance. after their myth was written, echo was permitted to mayor nar sisz who spurned herrode to be shunned by his own cold reflection. she tried not to fret that vanity diminished him. what would have been the thrill and mystery thrilled her nippled body leaving a mockary of a voice. she carried him back to her cavern, still, there lives together was wanting and not only because in their condition they had trouble conceiving children. they became astranged though she longed to give him everything and he was eager to take it all. each sought the other through a different mirror. >> called : what happened happened. and finally. [laughter] a story called terminals. in the last moment of his life, time slowed and slowed to a halt. no longer pressed as he has been in youth he strolled the youth on foot and thought over every thought. love

it's hard work; i need a nap. the giants had their choice, they'd have played 10 today >>> when ernie banks said let's play too, that's when the cubs were good. if the giants had their choice, they would have played ten today. it was a gorgeous day at wrigley. 4-3 giants in the 3rd. pat burrell hit his 7th of the season. giants lead 6-3 and then in the 5th, another guy, aaron rowan gets a hit. rowan had three rbi's. ryan vogelsong picks up his sixth win. in game two, barry zito fresh off the disabled list, making his first start since april 16. it came out big. a four-hit baseball and crawford batting just .198. giants sweep a double header and are 12 games above .500 the first time all year. 30 hits, 18 runs batted in, and two home runs. the giants explode in the windy city. used to manage the a's. that was during the carter administration. tonight he was in town managing the florida marlins. >> i think all you guys make this age factor a big joke. >> the president of the united states is doing a good job. leadin

. >> she is napping. she is suggesting. she is for a confident. would have to readjust during quarantine. however, the fact that she is napping is a good sign at the edges of the comfortable. >>pam: she came from the zoo in omaha already born in captivity. >>jacqueline: this is a great picture of these clouds and also the lower deck clouds hugging the coast. the current conditions temperatures are a bit warm in santa rosa, napa. more sunshine out there today and also inland. but still clouds along the coast. it will stay that way as that fog relief takes hold of the bay. dufty 63 oakland. 63 oakland, and what'e going to see our a warming trend towards tomorrow. the fog will reformulate along the coast and pushed inland overnight. dense fog expected for really morning. with a 20 degree warm-up expected! tomorrow. top to take a look your for the july forecast and the seven- day forecast. >>pam: the left side is going towards san francisco with no problems . also it is moving quite well east bound. this is the james lick incidences of the top is a qu

. >> maybe you should go nap out on the beach, frank. >> sounds like a good idea. >> a little sunscreenather it on. 50-plus. >> right. >> have a great day. see you tomorrow at 4:30. enjoy the rest of the day. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

the heaviest of the rain from that front though is in central and eastern chine nap it's been extremely dry here and we do need to see the raining coming in. in some places it's going to be heavy as 100 millimeters in a 24-hour period. it can result in flooding. so but it is a good thing to see this rain coming in along the river. now, as we head down towards the south, mormon soon rains towards the philippines. indochina seeing it doing its thing. scattered thunderstorms across bangkok. on your saturday, hong kong will see a few showers, too, as will manila. rain also for shanghai. along that front, 26 degrees in chongqing. you're going to stay dry in seoul and tokyo, 26 for both of those cities. now, we head into north america. out to the west, things are mostly dry here. but there is another round of moisture coming. this time down towards the southwest. so actually coming into much of cal, you will see a few showers. a big storm system is pushing up further into canada but those fronts are going to be left behind. go to two of them coming off the system. and it means that we will st

. >> reporter: and on the family's side, mark class whose own daughter was kip napped and murdered back in 1993 in petaluma. >> although they said that the case has been reclassified as a homicide, what's that based on? we don't know what it's based on and they don't a body certainly. so as far as anybody really knows, there's a young lay day out there someplace who's desperate to be recovered and brought back home. >> reporter: class lent his experience to the family. now le's friends and family are back in the heyward neighborhood where her car was found the night she disappeared. >> going door to door, asking people more detailed questions. mark class helped us base on some questions to ask. we're going to ask you know, if they've seen here and seen her car and anything suspicious. maybe if they have any video or surveillance of the area. that possibly the police have missed. anything like that that could hopefully uncover new leads to help find her. >> reporter: last friday, police teams searched a 30 square mile area including niles canyon for le's body. they found nothing and no e

. >> reporter: swiss researchers studied the brainwaves of 12 healthy anolytes as they napped on a stationaryed or experimental hammock. they say the brave waves revealed those on the hammocks fell asleep more quickly, slept more soundly and woke up more refreshed. >> i think it is worth taking seriously. >> reporter: ucsf neuroscientist studies how we sleep. while he finds the research intriguing, at this point the study is too small for conclusions. >> i don't think we should get rid of our beds yet. >> reporter: hammocks are already in use therapeutically. the swing is used to treat premature babies in colombia. the they are placed in the incubator to cradle the baby making it easier for them to breathe. >> it means we would you will have to to move to a beach paradise and sleep in hammocks, it would be great. >> reporter: while they don't know whether it will help one day with sleep disorders, these black bears raise another issue. while it's fun, getting into one may be unbearable. [ laughter ] >> okay. now, researchers say this gentle rocking motion may do more than just help sleep. it

multiple shifts in case there is some sort of special event or emergency, can rest or change, take a nap. sort of a layover room, which is something that will also be added, and they can go down and take a shower if they need to. a lot of the architectural elements are being retained. you will see in the latest slide, there is a very nice situation room that we will be developing based on the layout that is already there that will allow managers to come to the control center in any event such as an emergency or the america's cup or whatever is going to be required to provide specialized, integrated transportation services. a lot of amenities will be provided there to make that work for us. there is going to be some upgrades to electrical and mechanical. we had to run special wiring. a lot of these are things i would have to do in any case, whatever facility we were in. as john described, there is already emergency power and cooling. we will be taking existing server rooms and configuring them for our needs, and we're going to reuse a lot of the furniture -- file cabinets -- that are alre

ladies from perryville point to right over there, 150 miles from its miracle landing, the sully plane, napping on this june night behind the jfk, state police barracks. its been a strong crowd of people coming out to see the plane where everybody on board survived. , crashing in to the hudson. its being taken to north carolina where it'll go to an air museum. one woman crossed the bridge and paid the toll four times to get the sticker to see. >> i think the plane wanted to stay in new york. they had complications getting this far with it and i think it just kind of wanted to stay up there. >> amazing, wish we could get closer. i really do. have to just settle for a picture. >> i have been tracking on my i-phone. i wish i knew where it was in the morning. >> how did you know where it was? >> watching channel 2news. many. >> reporter: we have a link set up, they were just telling you about and they have a gps on the flight and it's right now -- right behind the jfks it'll move down 95 tomorrow on to the beltway and then go out 70 to 68 and then make a hard left down to charlotte north carolina a

from nap early this morning. we had showers in the north bay and san mateo county coast then we enjoyed the sun today. not going to last you be fortunately. temperatures right now in the 40's and the 50's. rain arrives friday afternoon. periods of rain this weekend and we are talking about record rainfall possibility so i thought would i show you the next couple of days. take san francisco for example. we could seat daily record if we get 14 hundredths of an inch or more. this record was set in 19 pl 84 saturday 38 hundredths inch of rain. now you look at the bigger picture here. 24 hour period. this possible on saturday if we do get the heavy rain like expecting you have to beat the 1.34 set back in 1967 and the monthly record is just over 2 and a half inches. look how far back it dates. 18 84. that's a tough one to beat. but like i said so see some daily record rainfall here in the bay area. this is the storm system that will produce and it has quite a bit of moisture to work with. it's developing here and when

and if your child is on a schedule where they eat lunch around noon and maybe take a mid afternoon nap aid great time to come out before the heat of the day and there's a lot oflawn shade and you can get a fun time for the kid to have at the pool where it's not crowded before the schools let out. and get home before the heat of the day hits. >> reporter: i think a lot of parents know the importance of sun block. we need to put it on but you said to put it on before you go outside. >> i think it's important to have it on at least 30 minutes before you are going to be out in the sun. and if you have got a couple children with you, it's a lot easier to put it on at home and get them in the car and bring them here. when the kid see the pool, they want to run and jump in. so, if you are trying to slather them up with sun block and they are trying to get in the pool, you won't get a good coverage. wan they -- and when they jump in the pool after that some of it will wash off. >> reporter: thanks we will come back later. i know you have other helpful tips. again, you will want to reaplight su

. >> reporter: swiss researchers studied the brainwaves of 12 healthy adults as think napped on a stationaryed or experimental hammock. they said the brainwaves showed those on the hammocks fell asleep more quickly and woke up more refreshed. a doctor finds the research intriguing but at this point the study is too small to draw conclusions. >> i don't think it means we should all get rid of our beds and buy rocking beds just yet. >> reporter: hammocks are already in use therapeutically. the calming swing of hammocks is made for premature babies, making it easier for them to breathe. >> it means we all have to move to a beach paradise and sleep in ham mornings, it would be great. >> reporter: while researchers don't know whether they will help with sleep disorders these black bears raise another issue. while a hammock can be fun, getting into one may be unbearable. and the researchers say that this gentle rocking motion, again, thank you, bob, may help with more than just sleep. it may help with memory and also help healing after a brain injury. and one more thing, allen, while this study on