i think first of all you mentioned nims. nims has worked.ed command we had in watertown worked very well. has been pointed out at the command level it worked because we've all been together. ed davis and i've known each other for about 15 years so when he came walking down the backstreet of watertown in the middle of the night he ended up being shoulder to shoulder for the next 18 hours and there was complete trust between the. as a police commissioner showed up, the colonel from the state police anybody like that. i think there is a bit of disconnect when you get down to another level with other departments traditional from various cities and towns. we don't train currently for them to start working together. and if he went to go back and look at that in our academies that when there is somebody of leadership, a sergeant or lieutenant honestly regardless of what town or city is from, if he ease, or she'd come into the highest-ranking person in that area, then they have to have the knowledge and the ability to take control. we really don't d

as far as current nims -- numbers, san francisco in the uper 60s. santa rosa, 64 degrees with still some patchy clouds nearby and san jose in the lower 70s at 71. for today, we do have this, patchy clouds near the coast and near the bay. we have a live camera coming up for you looking out toward the bay bridge. you get an idea. here are some parts of the clearing here in this camera shot. for tomorrow, no big changes for your thursday, morning fog clearing back to the shoreline. a little bit of a bump in the numbers as we head into the weekend. but today we still have the steady onshore breeze. it looks like june or july weather out there. temperatures on the cool to mild side. we're not talking about any major heat. here is the wider perspective out here in the pacific showing you ut clouds out towards point conception and basically clearing skies down toward southern california. this weather system moving in from the north camming our temperatures. no major heat for today. but a dry weather pattern. cool temperatures for the beaches. temperatures

but nim time you make change in politics, people get antsy about that change. >> kansas has always beentate reliable republican bastion. and now i'm wondering if we can read anything into -- clearly not whether they're blaming you you or republicans, but we see democrats empowering other states feeling it, too. is it just a mad at the world kind of deal? >> i think there is some of that out there undoubtedly. people don't like the direction the country is going. and they're not only mad about it anymore, they're just -- what do we do? people are really concerned just about the overall direction. so if you're in power then, i think people tend to look at it and say, well, i'm questioning you, as well. i think at the end of the day, though, pat roberts will move on through this. >> the argument was that the democrats took himself off the list. you can't just do that. it looks like there won't be a democrat, just theis now giving run of his life. >> there is a statute saying you shall have a democrat on the ballot. so that's what the courts are ruling on thousannow. >> and they would divid

if amazon can't get it right, one wonders is it because smaller companies are more nim ble that they can do something that amma significant hasn't -- amazon hasn't. >> i look at amazon, they are working at it, they haven't thread the needle. there are smaller companies that did a good job, and the agility and ability to segment a smaller market, and has the intensity of focus, to pay more for that service, it makes it easier to get to the positive numbers. >> i'm a lot smarter about this. bill bishop, the architect the bricks meets clicks. >>> throughout the year we tracked the up and down of three families "america's middle class: rebuilding the dream." we hear from a single mother in tennessee. she took a sample when thee moved a gift struck to a location with higher foot traffic and lower rent. the knoxville store is not generating the sales hoped for. she continues to use strategies to draw in the customers. >> august has been the slowst month since i moved into the store. i decided to take a risk and order two new candle lines. the candle lines are not in any other store in knox

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. >> nim saying that obama supports the muslim brotherhood, when that gets in the egyptian chamber, it's real problem for us. what can by do? >> what we can do is continue to look for ways to be bipartisan. i come from a state that produced arthur van denberg who was a giant. he was heroic. he helped truman succeed with nato and all the other things which they were able to do after world war ii. he had to change his position, by the way, to do it. he had been an isolationist before world war ii. i know how essential it is, and it's really -- at the moment if we are going to get arab and muslim countries to openly get involved in this coalition, we have got to be bipartisan here. if they see us squabbling and not agreeing on things we agree on, i mean we -- ok. you can start arguing about whether or not we should have made a greater effort to leave troops in iraq after an iraqi government said they won't sign an agreement with us that our troops would be protected. there's so much history you could argue about. i'm more than willing to argue that and a bunch of other issues. rye now the i

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