. >>> and then john kerry caught napping. remarks by poland's president apparently putting the secretary of state to sleep. look at this. this is during a news conference yesterday with president obama. he caught flak for it and he later tweeted that it wasn't really a nap. just a really long blink. resting my eyes. those are your headlines. he said that in order to get to sleep, he listens to his speeches sometimes. >> susan rice there blew his cover 'cause she ducked again. you got to nudge. don't duck. >> monica lewinsky back again? turns out she's got a lot more to say. the story straight ahead live from new york city. she's not done yet. ♪ wh i u ♪ fast acting advil in the game fast. fast acting advil, faster on tough pain. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him

kids are not voluntarily going to lay down to take a nap. this is what they're told to do. >> what about teenagers? >> i have a 15 and 18-year-old. they sleep actually really well, fortunately. by the way, my wife is also a sleep doctor. maybe that has something to do with it. they don't get a break. but it's an important thing about sleeping because teenagers start to behave more like adults in some ways but their sleep is still very childlike. in fact, physical growth leng lengthening of bones occurs in sleep. if your child is growing, they need more sleep. that's been measured, the lengthening of the bones. teenagers need more sleep than yucker kids do. this ha this's a little surge. the first thing you need to watch for in teenagers, first thing to watch for is they start sleeping in on weekends. 8-year-olds don't sleep in. parents wish they would when they're 8. they don't. 8-year-olds just get up and go, they motor around, take off, no naps. they just move. but when you start getting extra sleep on weekends, the idea of catching up, th

you want to lay out and -- >> i nap. >> jimmy: yeah. you nap during the interview? >> i nap.erview. >> that's right. during interviews, whenever i need to take it, i take it. goodnight! >> jimmy: and jeff, thank you for being on the show. i appreciate it. [ laughter ] i just -- act like it's normal -- [ cheers and applause ] i might try it to. >> whoo! >> jimmy: this feels good. that feels good. >> just that much. >> jimmy: yeah. that's it. >> you know? just that much. >> jimmy: power nap. you don't need, you don't need 20 minutes. >> just feel yourself go down and you're good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you drive here? >> jimmy: "dumb and dumber to." "dumb and dumber to." it's happening. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, highly -- i cannot wait for this. >> it's not even a movie anymore. >> jimmy: it's not even -- >> it's a phenomenon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is a what? >> a phenomenon. >> jimmy: okay -- >> jimmy: finally it's here. i saw the -- i'm about to show everyone here the trailer and it is one of the funniest trailers i've ever seen. there's a scene in there that i c

ambassador to london to install nap rooms at the uk embassy. that sounds good.oman explained yesterday there will be no such naptime. >> while we are not considering establishing nap rooms at any of our diplomatic stations at our time, we believe work/life balance is important and some day i will attempt to find it. >> speaking of naps, did john kerry get shut eye during a meeting in poland. one tweeted kerry a screen shot to when he replied it was just a really long blink. nice way. >>> mark your calendars. monica lewinsky will be interviewed for a national geographic mini series about the 1990s. according to new release, she will talk about being, quote, a white house intern whose relationship with the president led to her becoming a target in an investigation and a media target like the world has never seen before. >>> a new study from the policy center finds that people learn more from colbert report than watching the actual news. researchers found viewers who watch colbert were better informed about campaign financing than those who watched actual news. we

and one man's nap is another man's long blink. john kerry catching some shut eye during the president aal remarks today. and you really have to see this to believe it. the dramatic rescue of a nearly drowned prairie dog and it was all caught on camera. >> i'm sandhya patel and our fog layer is shallow. i will be back with the temperatures. first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sampling of the nonsense we have in store for you tonight. >> when i hear what you are doing and when i see how rugged you are, it makes me feel bad about myself. to make the boulevards, the avenues, the concrete chaos and congestion we call civilization easier to navigate we made the all new jeep cherokee. with blind spot monitoring, forward collision and lane departure warning. because even a restless mind needs peace of mind. well-qualified lessees get a low mileage lease on the 2014 jeep cherokee sport front wheel drive for $199 a month. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a native. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is d

>> i'm going to take a nap.nap. >> you know why -- i remember when you were here last time pointing at random people walking by. everything was a little frightening. let's watch one second. >> what did you think was going to happen? >> my easter basket was like an ashtray. >> every time i come on the show we drink and i am always out of control on the show. >> you know how much we love you. you can come back anytime. >> that's the name of my special. please watch so i can retire. >> when does it premiere? >> this saturday, tomorrow at 11:00. >> on comedy central. >> i am begging you. i am so desperate. i am not above begging. i really need some money, please. >>> coming up the role your friends play in your relationship. >> this is not your shot. >>> all abuzz about baby bumps. products for after pregnancy coming up after this. and if i tap my geico app here i can pay my bill. tap it here, digital insurance id card. and tap it here, boom, roadside assistance. on'tday ooklay, it's axwellmay. the igpay? otallytay.

his nap.'re going ♪ >> she sits there for a while contemplating her strategy.t is she going to do? the possibilities are endless, but at the end she basically just resorts to the little baby slap ♪ >> oh, boy. >> that's never fun. when you get woken up by somebody. i would be upset too and probably cry. >> especially a slap in the face wakeup. who likes that? >> nobody. >> but she got the job done. she woke the bro up. >> all right. just wanted to wake you up. are you ready to get up? >> the second video was posted on our facebook page by john miller, his daughter isabella. this is a classic baby moment when they're fighting to not fall asleep even though they're super sleepy. looks like she's going to dose off. she's wrapped up in her blanket. >> she looks comfortable i will say. i don't blame her. >> she's in like a cocoon, a comfort cocoon. >> probably warm, being hugged by someone. >> she's like -- >> well, i think we finally found the prank that crosses the line. i cannot condone when people are doing this. peeing on strangers on hollywood boulevard to the

he believes dog napped from the marina where the pair went last night to exercise. love disappeared as he was getting his backpack out of his car. she would never leave my side. >> love's been at his side for the past seven years, seeing him through his darkest days. he was paralyzed six years after he was robbed and shot in san francisco. >> you know, i wouldn't have made it this far if it wasn't for her, just being there for me when nobody was there for me. nobody's been there for me like my dog. >> now, he and love help others through their non-profit, life go on, the pair counsel patients hospitalized. >> she's helped not only to me and means a lot to me, but means a lot to other people. >> but now, love needs help. they are doing all they can to fipd her. >> i really hope and pray that god can bring her back to me. >> and there appears to be a late breaking development in this case. the brother of the dog owner is just getting a call, a tip and it appears that the dog has been found. andrew, can you tell us what has happened? >> supposedly, they found her, a gu

taking a nap. bill: boehner says what's napping iraq is more evidence of the president's famed policies that are endangering our troops and citizens. >> reporter: the islamic state of iraq and syria was formed in april of last year. it grew out of iraq's affiliate organization. al qaeda's affiliate organization in iraq but was considered too extreme even for al qaeda. its leader is considered by many analysts to be one of the most dangerous terrorists in the the world. he's known as the new bin laden. the syrian civil war has been a gift to many terror groups helping them recover from recent setbacks. the islamic hold of the state of iraq and syria are in northern and eastern syria and northern iraq. the group is active in recruitment, paying $200 a month to militants to join their cause. bill: tough questions for the white house as the situation there deteriorates. press secretary jay carney asked about the white house claim that al qaeda was december made it. >> it has unquestionably been severel

and one man's nap is another man's long blink. john kerry catching some shut eye during the president aal remarks today. and you really have to see this to believe it. the dramatic rescue of a nearly drowned prairie dog and it was all caught on camera. >> i'm sandhya patel and our fog layer is shallow. i will be back with the temperatures. first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sampling of the nonsense we have in store for you tonight. >> when i hear what you are doing and when i see how rugged you are, it makes me feel bad about myself. our website, abc7news.com. a 6-year-old palestinian boy is taking his first steps tonight after several remarkable surgeries at lucille packard children's hospital to correct a severe birth defect. cornell bernard had a chance to meet this unforgettable young man. he's in the newsroom with more on the story. i envy you that. he seems like a terrific kid. >> he is walking and even dancing. not long ago he could only crawl or be carried by his parents. now he is taking his first steps toward a bra

. >> i don't think the president has been napping, but doesn't it current you that the crisis began the first time they took fu folushia. >> okay, boehner says that, if he wasn't taking a nap, what else could he have done? it is what we have done. i'm not saying that, you know, this is a perfect situation, i'm saying you can criticize the situation, but what's lacking for me is here is what i would have done. >> wait a moment. >> when we come back, we'll dive into this. >> i promise, wait, i want to play something john mccain once said, do you remember this? >> the old beach boys song -- >> first, today's "crossfire" quiz. what was the peak level of troops in iraq? we'll have the answer when you get back. nature valley crunchy granola bars contain 1/3 of your daily whole grains, so 1/3 of this commercial is dedicated to what you could do with all that energy. 1/3 of your daily whole grains means energy to make some new ocean friends. nature valley crunchy granola bars. how can a tablet replace your laptop? start with the best writing experience. make it incredibly thin. add an adjustabl

and one man's nap is another man's long blink.kerry catching some shut eye during the president aal remarks today. and you really have to see this to believe it. the dramatic rescue of a nearly drowned prairie dog and it was all caught on camera. >> i'm sandhya patel and our fog layer is shallow. i will be back with the temperatures. first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is a sampling of the nonsense we have in store for you tonight. >> when i hear what you are doing and when i see how rugged you are, it makes me feel bad about myself. our website, abc7news.com. a 6-year-old palestinian boy is taking his first steps tonight after several remarkable surgeries at lucille packard children's hospital to correct a severe birth defect. cornell bernard had a chance to meet this unforgettable young man. he's in the newsroom with more on the story. i envy you that. he seems like a terrific kid. >> he is walking and even dancing. not long ago he could only crawl or be carried by his parents. now he is taking his first steps toward a brand-new

. >> how many shady naps did you goat take to refresh yourself?t taking any naps working. >> it's like 100 something degrees outside. >> and we're working. >> i'm sorry. i thought i was talking to some teenagers who took pride in their work. and the killjoys at human rights watch don't want america's children experiencing the pleasure of tobacco. which they are not yet legally allowed to purchase. tobacco farm is no place far child. >> you know what, my son is 16 years old. he still wears velcro sneakers. i wish i could send him to a tobacco field to let him do an honest day's work. >> many children suffer from nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness from working with nicotine plants. >> haven't we all felt disney and nauseous while at work. >> no, i don't get sick at work. >> maybe you need to work a little harder. i'm constantly throwing up at my job. >> i used to get sick at least three times every summer. >> like sick with excitement? >> throw up. headache. it seemed like the world was revolving around my head. i felt like i was going to die. >>

the next step is to have a nap so they can express their choices -- the next up is to have an app. choice,consumer makes a we want to make sure the choice is honored and that companies are held to honoring that choice. >> so it's a model program in theory. top version has been around for almost three and a half years. we have a great pedigree to show that in fact we do put the tools to market that we say we will. >> can i ask ms. greenberg about what your opinion is of the reality you see in best actresses? practices? >> it seems the code is coming late in the game to us. players like the direct marketing association put codes in place years ago. with all due respect, we've looked at the code and it is full of holes. we would argue that it feels may bepr gesture and it driven in fact by the introduction of this legislation. that thelso take issue idea that self-regulation is working. i think there is monumental evidence that self-regulation is not working. from theeard witnesses ftc and the gao say as much. the wall street journal did an article that you mentioned with 101 apps bei

taking a nap. we have guests here with reaction. and president george h.w. bush celebrates his 90th birthday in style. "hannity" starts right here right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." washington is reeling by eric cantor's defeat by dave brat. many are speculating that cantor lost because of his stance on immigration reform but my next guest says the lawlessness is the real reason taxpayers are voting for change but before we get to that, breaking tonight, bowe bergdahl is set to arrive back in the u.s. in just a few hours. we'll have details as they emerge. here in studio with reaction to this and much, much more, the founder of the blaze, do you recognize him? mr. glen beck, how are you? people can't believe we're friends. >> why is that? >> i don't know why. i keep asking. >> i'm friends with everybody. >> everybody? >> well, not everybody. >> there are a lot of people that don't like you. >> very much. >> you complained you didn't have a rug when you were here. >> they didn't make me a rug. i didn't get a coffee cup or football, either. >> i'll give you

. >> we got a nap on the beach and one woke them up. my big guy came over and goes to wake him up. he said, mom, can i have ice cream. >> geese. >> the child is banned from ice cream for life now. >> yes. >> speaking of ice cream they are putting moon shine in the ice cream outside. >> i want that milk shake. >> is there a new trend happening at summer camp, across the country. >> it is called the no body talk rule. specific rule in which campers, counselors and staff take a break from talking about anybody's physical appearance. it could be good bad or neutral you are not a lloyd to talk bit. instead of telling somebody they look press he you are encouraged to say your soul is shining or i feel happy to be around you. >> oh, please. >> this is teaching children to address the difficult issues by simply, ignoring them, just not judging people one way or the other on their appearance. >> instead of saying you have giant ears. >> yes. >> or your hands look funny. but people will always find something to make fun of about anybody's physical appearance. >> how about a woman with giant

taking a nap. >> senator mansion, the president is taking a nap. so we're back to political gaming this whole thing. my question to you, when we look at the situation over there, as i just said, the sunnis were in power, we put the shias in power. the sunnis are trying to get back to power. the shias brought in the iranian national guard, the revolutionary guard to help them. how did we get in the middle of a civil war between sunni and shia that's been going on for 1,000 years that's going to go on for another 1,000 years and we got involved in taking sides. i don't get it. >> a lot of people don't get it. that's been predicted for quite some time. i often said this, if money or military mite would change that part of the world, we would have done it by now. to get us back into this, i don't think anybody will come out of it. my fellow colleagues think we still should have had a presence and staid imperpetuity. i don't buy into that. do they have a will to depend their country? we have an awful lot invested in that country and the sacrifice our me

taking a nap you said well not far after that we heard obama speak about what he'd be open to take a lesson. i think it's fair to say that in our consultations with the iraqis there will be some short term immediate things that need to be done militarily. and you know our national security team is looking at all the options we're not going to be able to be everywhere all the time. but what we can do is to make sure that we are. consistently helped finance. it buys military forces with partner countries including iraq. that have the capacity to maintain their own security so the question is what does this marry what kind of response should the u.s. really be giving here well i think the. u.s. is primarily responsible for the mess in iraq called the mess in syria for the entire mess in what the arab spring has turned out to be in from libya from all over and they were the promoter of this kind of activity these kind of fundamentalists and now the u.s. seems to be complaining about it or saying that they ought to do something i think this is going to be an opportunity for the u.s. to tr

i was taking a nap. >> yeah, they have created some amazing apps. >> not apps [ bleep ] naps.very day after lunch i take a nap. except when a stupid white [ bleep ] calls in the middle and [ bleep ] it up. >> well, dre, it's been great chatting with you. i'll see you around campus. [ hangs up ] all right. bye. >> jimmy: they brought back the dial tone, too. how about that? big news from the world of literature today. a new book, called "rebels city of indra" from kardashian sisters kylie and kendall jenner was released today. that's right. kylie and kendall jenner wrote a book, according to very loose definitions of the words "wrote" and "book." listen i agree to keep up with 9 kardashians. my contract said nothing about having to keep tabs on jenners too. summer's almost here. it's happening again. seems to happen every year. a lot of kids are out of school already. soon as that kicks in thousands of visitors descend on our neighborhood here in hollywood. this is the time of year when hobos dressed as superheroes can rake in $30, sometimes $40 a day. it's also a time to play

taking a nap. >> then he quickly left that podium after saying the president was taking a nap.later, the president talked about the crisis but in the oval office, saying it underscores the need to partner with other countries in the middle east. >> that's part of what the counter-terrorism partnership fund that i am going to be calling for congress to help finance is all about, giving up the capacity to extend our reach without sending u.s. troops to play whack-a-mole wherever there ends up being a problem in a particular country. that will be more effective, more legitimate in the eyes of people in the region as well as the international community. but it's going to take time for us to build it. in the short term, we have to deal with what clearly is an emergency situation in iraq. >> the u.s. is not going to send troops simply to play whack-a-mole. gloria borger and senior white house correspondent, jim acosta. what do you hear about what the president might do. he actually said in that meeting in the oval office, all options, referring to military options, i assume, are on t

taking a nap. >> wow! that was house speaker john boehner there.t the end. let's deal with the issues first, dealing with eric cantor who just lost his primary race, the first house majority leader ever to lose. he said pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. don't look at republican issues right now, infighting. it's all the president's fault. he tried to turn the focus back on the president's policies, saying that's the issue here that the american people want changed for how that relates directly to eric cantor's loss, that remains to be seen. but there was something very interesting that just happened at the end there. there were reporters asking speaker boehner about the crisis in iraq. and the speaker was very critical of the president, essentially saying what's the president been doing while this is happening? he said "he's taking a nap," and then he stormed off. >> let's bring in our jim acosta. some really sharp words. obviously all of us are watching the situation unfolding in iraq, and it's getting quite dire. there's increased v

the poodle they believe was dog napped last night. again, this all developed late this afternoon.nd this is what the tipster had to say. >> all from a guy saying he bought a puppy at walmart in oakland. he said it didn't seem like a puppy, so he offered to send me photos. he sent me a photo of her and that's love that he has. and he's on his way to bring her back. >> and we're back here live. this is the dog's owner. he's paralyzed. the dog is a working dog. the folks out here are on pins and needles waiting for that tipster. he says he bought the dog from $50 at a walmart store. we're told it is believed he is coming from brentwood. reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> a very sad story with a happy ending. well, lucky socks. it turns out when kaepernick signed his new deal yesterday, he was wearing his money socks, lit ramally. take a look. he says he didn't plant it this way, he just happened to have them on when he foundó"l out a his new $126 million deal. >>> now, according to nbc's pro-football talk, about $13 million of the contract are guaranteed. not

temperatures rate now 61 in santa rosa. 55 in nap a.fairfield 57 degree ins livermore. one other life picture from the emeryville camera. clearly you can see across the bay to the eastern span of the bay bridge. pretty good indication of what's to come. low clouds in the morning warming up the next few day and bright and sunny for father day. we wouldn't have it any other way so look at the week ahead. san jose temperature trend here's what it is going to look like. average high 80. 77 tomorrow. temperatures coming up as we head towards the weekend there. a little above normal then falling off close to average as we head towards next week. tomorrow morning you want to bundle up. upper 40's to mid 50's. cool side especially north bay valley. just patchy low cloud though unlike this morning where we had kalou cover everywhere and temperatures across many parts of the bay area actually dropped some more today. except santa rosa and few other locations. tomorrow morning clouds clearing as breeze kicks up again. 70's 80's it's going to be assign friday with the temperatures

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. >> john kerry caught napping. remarks by poland's president putting the secretary of state asleep during comments yesterday. kerry said it was not a nap just a really long blink. >> if you thought it was cheaper to make your own coffee at home, you could be in for a rude awakening. get it? >> lauren simonetti is here to explain. >> i get it and i don't like it, heather. one of the biggest coffee roasters raiding coffee makers in about three years. the popular supermarket brands like foal gers and dunkin' donuts packaged variety will cost you 9 percent more. higher prices for coffee beans because of a fungus in central america and a drought in brazil. >> the company is working on a feature that is calling end to end is an inscription that turn -- inscription that turned hers into a jumbled code. it's not available yet. google says this, once we feel the extension is wherready for e time we will paining make it av in the chrome web store and any one will be able to use it for end to end e-mails through the existing

we have a napping room and encourage people to do it. i took a nap in there this afternoon.ncourage people not respond to e-mail after we close at 6:00 in the evening. we do not have them respond to e-mail on the weekends. in every way, we are trying to build an environment that invests in people, meets their needs, instead of trying to get more out of them. that is the fundamental paradigm shift. >> are you able to measure the performance as a result of taking on some of these actions? >> i can only tell you that we have a relatively small staff, a pretty big company in terms of our revenues come an amazing company in terms of the level at which we are doing our work, and a growth rate of about 50%. i think most companies would be thrilled to have what we have, and we are putting in fewer hours to get it. >> tell people about the energy product -- hargett. >> -- the energy project. >> it is built around meeting the employee's needs rather than them. to get more out of meeting therefore core needs, which is renewal physically, feeling valued emotionally, focus mentally, and

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taking a nap. >> iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki begged the u.s. for help, president obama offered extensive comments on the crisis. >> my team is working around the clock to identify how we can provide the most effective assistance to them. i don't rule out anything. because we do have a state of making sure that these jihadists are not getting a permanent foothold in either iraq or syria for that matter. >>> meanwhile three plane loads of americans, contractors and civilians were evacuated from a base north of baghdad as insurgents neared. they were there on a training mission for iraqi forces that has been suspended indefinitely. joining us is omar, our correspondent. good to see you. you are in baghdad. i.s.i.l. spokesman taunted nouri al-maliki, calling on forces to move on baghdad. what is the latest in the fighting. is the iraqi military battling back with effectiveness. >> to some degree, yes. not in baghdad. they launched, according to the defence ministry, they launched several air strikes at different targets in the province and main cit

. >> that passes nap chlsly. >> now, more than a year later, restaurant accountability is finally here get more details on line. actual violations are listed and each restaurant is scored 1 to 100 based on the violations found. >> if they want to go to a place that scores 98 than 62, more power to them. but they can't do that without the nfrgs. >> and it didn't come without a fight. they sent this letter to the board pushing for a pass fail system. meaning if a restaurant is opened, it passed. if it's closed, it failed. this idea is thorough and easy to understand. and that red, yellow green is, "far more confusing." >> i think this is pretty straight forward. when you walk through the door, it's green, they've done good enough. if it's red, they've no choice. >> now, after our story first aired, the board created an advisory group of restaurant owners and business leaders that met 17 times during the past year. they shared ideas and analyzed different scoring options and, starting this fall, you should see those placards at restaurants and the scores online. >>> now, if you see someth

. >> anyone else -- bob is taking a nap. bolling? >> i'm not taking a nap.irst of all, brushback that you're talking about is one of the narrowest of executive orders. three day set of recess. you can't compare. >> talking about hobby lobby today and the union one. >> i thought you were talking about the one where the court ruled 9-0 he couldn't -- but, you know, here's a situation where you got thousands and how to sands of children who are fleeing from the highest murder capital rates in the world or at least in the western hemisphere. they are here. they are here because, i think their parents are trying to make them safe. we have a responsibility as citizens and as human beings to take care of them. and the idea of taking these children and putting them back in el salvador where they can get shot and bludgeoned and raped is obscene. >> you make it sound so barbaric. that's not the situation. >> i heard republicans say we ought to send them back. >> there's one over here. let's talk to the guy in the center. >> it's the rule of law. supreme court says hey

. >> wasn't it the the best nap ever. >> it felt so good. >> loved the colonoscopy. he said, he is married. >> oh, no. >> we have to keep looking. >> all right, then. do i feel better though. >> so do we. i need an opinion here, a convict felon an alleged gang member is getting national attention, because of his mug shot. >> viewed in millions of times, but not because of the crimes that he has done. this is 30 year-old jeremy meets. stockton california police department posted mug shot, they do this when they bring guys in. he was just arrested on weapons charges. pictures viral because of his legs. people think he is hot, liking it, sharing, commenting, it has gotten close to 27,000 likes and that is just on the the police department's page. the last time i looked at our page it was hundreds of thousands. >> it was 6 million from our web site alone. >> 6 million views. >> comments ranged from too bad he is a criminal he is hot, gorgeous, what a waste. people are trying to raise his $900,000 bail. >> how much is the bail. >> $900,000 bail and people have a campaign

obama saying the president is quote, taking a nap. boehner says the u.s. should provide equipment to the government. >> army sargeant bowe bergdahl is scheduled to arrive in texas tonight. he was held hostage for five years, before his controversial release in exchange for five taliban leaders >> still ahead at 4:00 a bay area high school student mission to help kids along the border. >> plus, hefty criticism for restoration hardware. wait until you see what their catalog looks like. >> bright, breezy. what will father's day weekend bring? the accu-weather forecast is coming up in just a moment as abc7 news at 4:00 continues. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >> acclaimed actress ruby dee has died. she's perhaps best known for her performances in "a raisin in the sun" in 1961 and "american gangster" in 2007 for which she received an oscar nomination >> actor harrison ford suffered an ankle injury on the set of the new star

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now at the golden gate bridge, the marine layer will deepen overnight, currently in santa rosa and nap at that 57. concord and liver more now in the '70s but liver more's high today was actually 90 degree. a beautiful shot tft transamerica tower but obscured by the low clouds and the fog from the cameras. so once it spreads inland overnight, we'll wake up to fog and drizzle monday morning. cooler temperatures tomorrow and then a warming trend tuesday all the way into saturday. we have an upper level low. this is causing a disturbance in the high pressure that brought us all the nice warm weather. tomorrow, look for numbers to be roughly 5 to 10 degrees cooler around the bay area but we will have a deeper marine layer and this will push inland overnight. the low clouds spread farther inland and that contributes to cooler numbers tomorrow. and do look for fog and patchy drizzle as well along the coast, possible in some inland valleys like santa rosa, 48. 52 in oakland, mylar in san jose at 51 degrees. now the clouds will pull back and retreat to the coast. we'll see a lot of sunshine aga

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taking a nap. >> taking a nap? i think speaker boehner needs to give it a rest. meanwhile, john mccain and his two sidekicks, lindsey graham and kelly ayotte -- >> this is one of the greatest threats to our national security since the end of the cold war. >> the greatest threat since the cold war? that sounds familiar. here's what he said about iran in 2006. quote, the most serious crisis we have faced outside of the entire war on terror since the end of the cold war. and here's what he said about russia's invasion of georgia in 2008. >> we have reached a crisis, the first, probably, serious crisis internationally since the end of the cold war. >> he's got cold war on the brain. here's what he said about north korea in 2003. >> i think it's a crisis of great magnitude, a greater threat than iraq poses in the short term. >> and when he wanted to bomb saddam hussein in 2003, he said, quote, i believe iraq is a threat of the first order. for mccain, everything is a threat. everything is a crisis. everything is the worst thing since the cold war. president obama is w