nova pitched a complete game, six hits, seven ks.win, 6-0. >>> sun devils taking on stanford. only game between two ranked opponents on saturday. second quarter, kevin hogan finds ty montgomery down the middle. montgomery had four touchdowns in the first three games in season. cardinal win 42-28. by the way, the san jose state spartans lost on the road to minnesota. and the 49ers host andrew luck and the colts tomorrow. and of course, if the texas rangers lose, or the oakland a's win on sunday, oakland wins the american league west. get the party hats ready. >> last time you were suggesting, i get rid of all my hair. now, i don't know what to do. >> the guys in the newsroom hammered me. they said, are you kidding me? >> how dare you? we'll be right back. ♪ five ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong [ male announcer ] footlong nation rejoice! right now at subway, any regular footlong is a $5 footlong, all subtember long! subway. eat fresh. >>> steve jobs' childhood home may become an official landmark. the los altos historical commission is set to discu

that will move toward nova scotia, new foundland. we'll stay with a northeasterly flow the next few days. it's a moderate flow, not a warm one but not ceshably cool today. -- terribly cool today. closer to 50 if not a few upper 40s in the colder spots. just a little milder than this morning. 77 tomorrow. still very nice with a few more clouds here and there. beautiful on friday, 74. that northeasterly wind keeps temperatures from getting too warm, staying in the mid-70s for the most part. just a stray shower possible monday and nice again tuesday, temps in the mid-70s. we might be holding on to this pattern of dry, nice weather through the first several days of october at this rate. monika samtani, good morning. >>> good morning.  we already have a pretty serious crash. we know there are nonlife threatening injuries which men's the person should be okay but branch avenue is closed down in southeast basically between southern avenue and cam denial. if you're coming in from -- camden. if you're coming in from southern maryland going

it's in the nova valley neighborhood and is surround by residential uses. their zoned rh one and to the east rh two. the owner owns the property to the east and is concerned the building scale is too last year. he's also concerned the proposal doesn't meet the set back provisions of the planning code and that will project too far forward and leads to light impacts. the building lacks earth features a will enhance the neighborhoods character. the requester has suggested the remove of the top story and setbacks felt second and third store to mirror his home and creating additional landscape areas and selecting more nature material and designing a smaller facade with a design preference. the opposition has received a total of 3 hundred and 36 signatures and 10 were written signatures. invasion the neuberger association has submitted a letter in opposition it's out of context with the neighborhood. they've received a letter from the neighbor on the west and has met with the owner and is in strong falsify. we recommend you approve the project because the scale i

nova threw a game shutout with 7 strikes out. >>> the america's cup has been pushed back to sunday on account of the rain and wind. the finalraces were postponed today of course because of that inclimate weather. officials are hoping for better weather tomorrow. new zealand is expected to take the cup if they win the next race. >>> the question is, will the weather be better tomorrow? [ laughter ] >> i think so! it could be a little windy out there though. so we'll watch that. buttemperatures looking nice with 70s around the bay, upper 70s inland, close to 80 around antioch. >> and it's fall! >> absolutely. >> now, a paid presentation for the amazing new sheer cover studio mineral makeup, giving you radiant, flawless-looking skin in seconds. hosted by brooke burke-charvet, with special appearances by stars of "csi: miami," "scrubs" and "hall pass," "the young and the restless," and "the bachelorette." brought to you by guthy renker. imagine if you could make any flaw on your skin instantly disappear. what if you could have that beautiful, air-brushed glow that the celebrities have? an

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brazil is the original home of somber and bossa nova -- samba and bossa nova. really have the brazilian feeling that you can walk around the beach. people are friendly. you can go to a soccer game. we can enjoy it with a whole heart. what is really interesting is that brazil is going to a new golden age. it is having a lot of investment. the cities have been renovated. it is one of the top destinations in the world. it is worth going. it is already worth it. but brazil is very diverse. if you go to brazil, stay longer. you will have a lot of good surprises. another is the amazon rain forest. it is amazing. it is diverse. >> one of the seven wonders of the world. it -- >> it takes about 40% of the territory of brazil. you can stay in the middle of the forest. people go into the forest to see how the indians live, to achieve food, and to have a real contact with nature. it is a life-changing experience. >> i would imagine. what would be the best time to visit brazil? if you are going to brazil for the first time, like myself, what is the recommended length of sta

one of their staff i think nova has his own website to teach people how to kiss. of course, i've induced supervisor kim to go directly to that website to be instructed but that's one of thousands of instructions that gone with new tools. i talked to carla few minutes ago about the introduction of tablets into the schools and the kids might get the applications. it's incredible part of our education were fast forward not only are those machines and tools exposing people to a new way of manufacturing but we need to make more things and allow the world to do it in a modern way. it's not just having the workshops but exposing them to the 3-d abilities. that manufacturing that ability to manufacture onshore will be introduced right here in san francisco because of this incredible performance. they have a bio printing. what's that. some of the people from my hometown in seattle want to give him a bet on the 479 and seahawks and they want me to shave off my mustache and if i do that i don't expect too because we'll win i have bio printing to help me roar that maybe i've

in nova scotia they have a low pressure area there. we'll talk about that in a second. also, some rain developing down toward birmingham, alabama. there's two lows on the map, one in lower maine, one down into the deep south, south of kentucky. but high pressure dominating. that will keep us very clear tomorrow, cloud free again. you do see that area of low pressure that came out of tennessee and northern alabama. that continues to stay south of maryland and does not impact our weather. a few more cloud cost mix in by thursday. what you do see, also, is this cluster offshore. that area of low pressure coming out of birmingham. this could be a decent size coastal run are into the second half into monday and tuesday running up the coastline. it could generate wind, shurs and a decent amount of cloud cover into early next week. you can see the center of circulation here. this very weak looking low ultimately could be the nexus or the core of that coastal storm system that runs the coast beginning into sunday and monday. we'll keep an eye on that. tonight down to 46, stayin

it gabrielle is now diminishing and heading for nova scotia as just a depression of remnant area pressure and we still see as addressed to the north. the good news with this tropical storm is it is far far from many major land areas and no impact expected. 71 and the sunny. sunny and 75 on sunday. then we're back to beautiful weather on tuesday and wednesday. >> now 11 sports with pete gilbert. >> the injury report is out now. the only real surprise is this did as questionable. he will probably play. with a thin roster in the backfield they may need some help. thought mostly to be used as a inurn or, he may be pressed a role as two running back to make room on the roster. we did not really know he was hurt but john harbaugh lays out the details. roster moves. we brought in a running back, sean barron, from kansas city who we played against. two cartilageving tears. not major but they would be four the six-week deal so we really don't have time for that in terms of holding the roster spot so i figure we would go ahead and make the move to get him healthy. >> ravens text question of the day

nova scotia probably friday or saturday local time. we'll keep updating you on the storm's progress. as for the continent, high pressure is keeping things dry and hot across the east. flooding rain for the four corners region, the positive sign it could improve the drought situation. it certainly produce risks of flooding and landslides. there's a risk of severe weather over great lakes and south eastern canada. as for temperatures, once again high across the east. 33 in new york city. that's 10 degrees higher than seasonal. 34 washington dc. 36 dallas and flip side of the continent heating up in seattle at 32 with abundance of sunshine. in europe, there are three features. dry and hot across much of the peninsula. wet and cooler across the british aisle. stable weather for the continent. most severe weather is going to be found in the area from germany into the state. the system will likely linger across the location throughout the day and turning cooler across the british isles with low pressure system. not too bad wednesday. turning

we have gabrielle falling apart to nova scotia and humber might get a little stronger towards the middle of next week but it is way out in the atlantic with no threat to major land areas. high of sunny with a 75. mid 70's with a sprinkle possible monday and back to sunshine tuesday and wednesday. alert,onight's consumer dozens of maryland nonprofits are at risk of losing their tax- exempt status because they did not file the right tax forms. headed up hopes to assist those nonprofits. right now, small tax-exempt organizations with annual gross receipts of less than $50,000 are required to submit this form, but if they do not for three years in a row they automatically lose tax-exempt status. had one where two lose their tax exemption since 2010's an initial wave. even one or two the still costly. before 2006, small businesses did not have to file. cutting and choking dangers have forced the recall of children's books. a metal rod holding beads on the rodr of the book but the can break which could cut a child and spill the beads which could choke the child. they are sold nationwide and on

. >> we got akon leaving bossa nova. he wrote a lot of songs about being in love. >> how do you respond when a girl says i love you but you don't feel the same way? >> i say thank you. >> thank you, really? >> thank you is really horrible. >> what else did he say? >> tell her you have h.i.v. and then leave the room. [laughter] that was so bad. >> what the hell? >> hey, does that not work? >> oh, my god! >> can you not do that? >> we are making fun of -- >> i'm not making fun of it. what i'm saying is actor, so he has herpes. he used to be a woman. >> why can't you just say you're going to prison or something? >> that's not going to work. she might love through prison. tell her you love her too and you love her so much you want to wear her skin. [laughter] >> like that one. >> done. >> that's a good one. that's a good one. >> all right, akon. >> see ya. >> and now damn, he's got mad nerd swag! facebook founder,mark zuckerberg! >> he's got nerd swag! >> we got mark zuckerberg in washington, d.c. >> interesting. what was he

[bossa nova music] ♪ that's what national came up with? that sucks! wow!ere we have some leeway. the waving? well no, no. you don't have to be waving. that was just what they did. you guys can be clapping, sitting. standing outside, inside, whatever. i mean, this is where you really get to be creative. (andy) i need some advice. been spending a lot of time making out with angela lately. we've been necking, but only necking, right? not actually kissing... our mouths. just a neck on neck. it's just like rubbing/nuzzling our necks together. it's hot. i'm not gonna lie to you. but it's a little weird. but you seem like a guy with answers. so how do i fast-track this, get to first base? we cannot talk about this because... someone might hear us. we'll use code names. angela can stay the same, but we'll change andy to dwight. that's not different enough. dwike? you have a call from eddie murphy. hello? [michael over speaker] shrek! shrek, i'm a donkey! i'm a donkey, shrek! i'm just kidding. it's me. hello, ry. what? here is the deal. the ad guys that you sent ar

it started on vega court near fastler avenue and terra nova boulevard. we'll have a live report during 5:00-hour. >>> a fire started on southbound 101, near caesar chavez, but ktvu's tara moore has video on the fire fight. >> reporter: the fire happened through you a grove of trees. 101 and caesar chavez is where this fire broke. it broke out around 1:30 this morning. two engines responded and crews were able to snap up the flames with in 15 minutes. we're very close to hospital curve and it's a very dangerous bend in the roadway. chp had to shut down the freeway while firefighters got the flames under control. that person was later released. however, an arson was called to the scene. probably under an information, it came in as a small grass fire. it was probably about ten yards, you know, by ten yards. and then it caught a couple trees on fire >> no one was hurt in this fire. the chp was allowing traffic by 2:30 this morning. the backup did last for a little while. fire under investigation and back here we're close by a park where homeless people frequ

one in particular is the nova program. they provided me with safe housing, food. i am able to work. i am starting training that they're paying for and i am enrolled in city college. now all that support that i am receiving from the san francisco sheriff's department is a phenomenon. it cost california taxpayers $65 million for ice detainers. with due process for all ordinance imagine how many other erica canes could be saved by investing even a fraction of those dollars into our san francisco sheriff's department programs. with sheriff mirkarimi taking the time to support an african-american woman and other clients participating in sheriff's programs what a wonderful place san francisco could be. thank you. >> okay. next speaker please. >> good afternoon. my name is milla [inaudible]. i'm the executive director and immigration attorney at legal services. i am standing here with marie vincent [inaudible], a community member and client of ours. marie is a immigration attorney with us. [inaudible], ultimately [inaudible] who is the new one and nina graiber who is a volunteer attorney.

as far a gabrielle, it will impt nova scotia and turning away from the east coast. boston is at 94, and it will not last, the heat is here today. but once the storms move through we'll see cooler air following that. the storms over the great lakes. we'll have a few more hours today with the heat, but tomorrow things change. all this heat moves to the southeast. montana and denver seeing temperatures drop quite a bit. what to see with the radar and the clouds, you see that line here. that will slowly move east pushing the hot air out and bringing nice comfortable air for the weekend. dropping over the northeast at 86 tomorrow with a shower or thunderstorms drying out friday, saturday, and sunday. needs to dry out in the southwest. more flash flooding possible as the storms push across the four corners state. >> thank you very much. it's been quite an emotional day around the nation as the world looks back at 9/11/12 years later with sites at pennsylvania, new york, and washington.

both are heading to antarctica for the first time they get to spend the whole winter together at the nova lot of gas station. did me. i heard about it. but i just put it on the back burner at the time it wasn't what i was dreaming about constantly. i wasn't even thinking about antarctica six months ago. i was pretty scared about two days before we were meant to leave. i didn't feel that way but when you actually realize it's here when the data set and your dream is ready to come true it's tough. what's next i don't know if i like it i'll keep doing it but if. they will both flying to antarctica from cape town. the landing strips can only operate for short periods. the weather is too unreliable and the distance too great. for example even in early autumn the temperature at the station falls to sixty degrees below zero skids can get no traction when the snow is that cold. in a month's time the academic field will deliver a year's worth of food and fuel for the station. we'll spend the winter the ship is a floating headquarters. of the seasonal expedition. and the head of the winter team. ri

it caused stormy conditions for the bermuda island and pulling away and will likely nova scotia on fridayight and probably hit new finland over the weekend. across the continent, hot across the south but cooler in the north. we usually see severe conditions in this situation we have severe weather warnings in place from michigan to maine as well as southern parts of quebec and new brunswick. even tornados not be ruled out. large hail and damaging winds are also possible. across the west, flooding rain continue across the four corners region and that raises the potential for flattening landslides further but the rain won't fall in much-needed areas like california. several wildfires are still growing across the state. temperatures are really, really high across seattle. 30 with plenty of sunshine. 27 degrees in los angeles. meanwhile, heat is easing across the northeast into the 20s in chicago and 29 degrees in new york city. that's five degrees cooler than what we saw on wednesday. further down toward the south, still hot in houston at 34 degrees and 31 for you in miami on your thursday.

je nova will reach 31 and on your tuesday, a cooling trend above your average. i will leave you now with the extended forecast. >> that is all for this of news loine. thank you very much for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: the obama administration today ratcheted up its campaign, pressing u.s. lawmakers to back a missile strike against syria. good evening. i'm jeffrey brown. on the newshour this labor day, we assess the military options as u.s. ships move into the red sea. plus, margaret warner-- on the ground in cairo-- gets reaction from the arab world.

both are heading to antarctica for the first time they get to spend the whole winter together at the nova lot of gas station. me. i heard about it in the institute but i just put it on the back burner at the time it wasn't what i was dreaming about constantly. i wasn't even thinking about antarctica six months ago. i was pretty scared about two days before we were meant to leave. i didn't feel that way but when you actually realize it's here when the data sets and your dream is ready to come true it's tough. what's next i don't know. if i like it i'll keep doing it but it's not so bad. they will both fly to antarctica from cape town. the landing strips can only operate for short periods. the weather is too unreliable and the distance too great. for example even in early autumn the temperature at the station falls to sixty degrees below zero skids can get no traction when the snow is that cold. in a month's time the academic field will deliver a year's worth of food and fuel for the station. we'll spend the winter the ship is a floating headquarters. of the seasonal expedition. and the hea

probably hitting nova scotia on friday or saturday local time. we'll keep updating you on the storm's progress. as for the continent, a victim of high pressure is keeping things dry, and very hot across the east. and flooding rain once again for the four corners region. it could increase the risks for flooding and landslide. there's a risk of severe weather over the great lakes region and southeastern canada. as for temperatures, once again, very high across the east. 33 in new york city, that's about 10 degrees higher than seasonal. 34 in washington, d.c.. 36 degrees in dallas. and a slick side of the continent heating up in seattle at 32 with an abundance of sunshine. finally, there are three distinctive features, dry and hot across much of the iberian peninsula. turning wet and cooler across the british isles. and unstable weather for the continent. the most severe weather is going to be found from germany into the baltic state. the system will likely linger across this location throughout the day, and again turning cooler across the british i

both are heading to antarctica for the first time they get to spend the whole winter together at the nova lot of gas station. me. i heard about it in the institute but i just put it on the back burner at the time it wasn't what i was dreaming about constantly. i wasn't even thinking about antarctica six months ago. i was pretty scared about two days before we were meant to leave. i didn't feel that way but when you actually realize it's here when the data sets and your dream is ready to come true it's tough. what's next i don't know if i like it i'll keep doing it but if. they will both fly to antarctica from cape town. the landing strips can only operate for short periods. the weather is too unreliable and the distance too great. for example even in early autumn the temperature at the station falls to sixty degrees below zero skids can get no traction when the snow is that cold. in a month's time the academic field will deliver a year's worth of food and fuel for the station. we'll spend the winter the ship is a floating headquarters. of the seasonal expedition. and the head of the winte

that moisture off the coast from gabrielle continuing to move to the north and impacting nova scotia over the weekend. cooler air will slowly sag southeast, we'll see showers and thunderstorms cooler air moving through the great lakes. 77 and 70 over the weekend. cool dry weather is here in the northeast. richelle. >> thank you dpaic dave. low testosterone, males going through the treatment may need more of the estrogen hormone. >>> chicago has approved a multimillion dollar settlement for police caress that happened more than ten years ago. >> the price for more than two decades behind bars in chicago an apology and 12.five million. that's the -- $12.5 million. that's the amount the city agreed to pay, after the police tortured them into admitting to murder. >> we do not kid ourselves the fight is over or that the city has somehow become a kinder or gentle are one. >> mayor rahm emanuel called it a dark mark on the history. i'm sorry this happened let's all move on. the man accused of heading the torture team was police captain john burge now serving a four year sentence. the cost o