at 626 on the clock >>: and oceanside one is turning a hundred and three today and he will be the first woman ever to throw the first pitch at at gracie gang.padrres game. and ia big burst they schuss chose to throw the first pick. she said has had to learn the names of the ball players in case someone after. this small-town girl from indiana says she's not really a sport person. art along with bridge games and a classic martini is what keeps agnes. my main goal is to dance again without a walker. few of the first pitch at the package gang here . they were going to price their shares at $78 a share so that keeping eyes on that east bay company. >>: it depends where you are here in the bay area we're talking about my heat conditions. if you're thinking about had it to top og tahoe, we see that the the shower is heading into the evening. it's called to be cloudy and we have a chance for rain going into sunday. and let the below 70 and it does look like with seek warmer conditions as we head into the weekend. >>: but as sleek model to the lawrence expressway reports that they may open the

. >> caller: hey, jim, it's ron from oceanside. >> yeah, what's going on in oceanside, my friend? >> caller: i appreciate all your investment knowledge and insight over the years, jim. i have a question regarding melco crown entertainment, symbol mpel. i own the august 32 call options expiring on the 16th. the company's going to announce earnings on august 7th. do you think this stock has a chance to pop on that announcement? >> i've got to tell you, today we saw an amazing turnaround in wynn, and boy, steve wynn is so good. but the turnabout came from how good vegas was. your guy doesn't have vegas. look, it's a call option. can it work? i don't know. but the horse to bet on right now happens to be -- the horses happen to have big volume in vegas, which is mgm, and then when i looked at the wynn number today, i was quite impressed. mary in florida. mary. >> caller: hi, jim. how you doing? >> real good. how about you, partner? >> caller: good. jim, i have a substantial position in staples, and i'm concerned with a few things. number one, they had this penny sale, and hopefully the

the oceanside woman was chosen to throw the pitch today in honor of her big birthday. she's condisered one of the oldest resident of san diego and as you can see, she's showing no signs of slowing down. sorry ladies ---- it's official.maroon 5 singer adam levine is off the market. levine and victoria secret model behati prinsloo married saturday after a year-long engagement. according to the magazine, the two married at flora farms in los cabos, mexico, surrounded by nearly 300 friends and family members. holly wood is mourning the loss of james garner. he died last night at his home in brentwood, california. police say the 86-year old actor died of natural causes. nischelle turner has a look at his career. >>acting never came easy for james garner. born james baumgarner, the actor described himself as a painfully shy introvert masking the condition only with effort. >>"mind over matter. i literally had to do it, saying, you can't have this attitude and be an actor and i had to change." >>garner pursued acting after dropping out of school to join the merchant marine. l

the oceanside republican claims he was refused membership last year in the california latino legislative caucus. he said he was told republicans were not allowed. republicans called for the investigation saying the group name implies cool access for all latino legislatures. >> for time nba mvp lebron james is going back to where he started his career. needless to say there's lots of excitement in cleveland tonight and that's very different from the reaction four years ago when lebron james announced he was leaving cleveland. back then, many of them cursed his name and burned their lebron james jerseys and memorabilia. paula sandoval with more now on the reaction to his return. >> he is adding home. >> i'm excited. >> king james is announcing he's leaving the miami heat for the cleveland cavaliers. >> this could be the first time he gets a championship in over 50 years. >> the four-time mvp told sports illustrated about his plans in an interview published friday. cavalier fans are flying high about his return to the team, and the white house is also weighing in. pay period that the powerf

winds of clock-wise and returning the flow in off the ocean, keeping thes oceanside a little on the coolide for tomorrow. and pretty average this time of year. 7:05 first pitch for the phillies in town for a three-game series against the washington nationals. clo cloudy, 86 first pitch. and the forecast for overnight, temperatures pretty cool north and west. 59 in allentown, 60 in reading. we will take the break from the humidity and the cooler temperatures overnight. 62 in millville. so fairly comment for theable. and temperatures back into the middle and per 80s, and normal this time of year. the weekend kickoff, 88 is where we top it off with sunshine and low humidity. the shore, sun and cooler. and the poconos, there could be a spray afternoon hour up in the mountains. looking at the 4day at four, sunny and warm, 88 tomorrow. humid on sunday. sunday more uncomfortable feeling like the low 90s. and spotty normal in the afternoon. and monday active with a front approaching and hot and humidity and numerous downpours and storms. and a lingering gusty storm possible on tuesday and cooler

. >> adam o'neal is the republican mayor of bellhaven, north carolina, a rural oceanside town. last year, vidant health announced they would be closing the hospital. the president of vident community hospitals told all in, the failure to expand medicaid in north carolina does affect the number of patients we care for that would be covered under this program. it's hard to overstate how important the hospital is to the town of bellhaven. it serves a county and a half and is the largest employer in the town. if it closes, o'neal says residents would have to drive 75 minutes to the nearest emergency room. chris noble, a methodist minister in town says he's alive today because of pungo. >> what happened? >> it was january 12th, sunday morning, 2:00 a.m. i coded before i got to the hospital here. i was dead for 35 minutes. if it hadn't been for this emergency room, you wouldn't be interviewing me right now. >> mayor o'neal blames his fellow republicans in the capitol. >> if the legislature is not going to accept medicaid expansion, they need to come up with their own program to help

that's just on the oceanside.have two bodies of water talking about the outer banks in north carolina, on the opposite side is the sound. what you have is once that wind switched direction as the system started to pull out of here was that really shallow water. all of that water that got pushed to the east first then rushed back in, once the wind switched directions from the west and because it's shallower, it comes back in even faster and higher. so that storm surge many of us are dealing with now in the carolinas, about a good three, four feet above the ground. lot of you saying above the ground three or four feet that's not that big of a teal but it is when you talk about three, four feet. put that up against you, that's where people's lives are taken. even though it comes in quickly it takes a long time for it to go back out. here we go, it is the morning hours. people know arthur is zipping off to the east a good 20, 25 miles per hour. you're starting to see clearing behind me, but the concern is the fourth o

you have to see the haze off to the oceanside of the bridge. it will creep in on little cat feet.e 74 feet -- 74 degrees. here's what it looks like offshore. we have a thin little band of low clouds pulling into the golden gate but aside from that the coast is clear and it will stay that way for a few more hours, low clouds will pack back in along the shoreline tonight but as a ridge over the desert southwest begins to build, the temperatures are going to come up, as well. we'll be near 100 degrees in the warmest spots inland by sunday. so look for slow warming a couple of degrees a day especially inland along the beach we'll still remain cool. it's not a great beach weekend. inland plenty hot though. fog tonight around the coast and the bay mostly sunny on the 4th and then hot inland this weekend. for tomorrow, if you are heading out of the bay area, the central valley is very warm. 106 degrees if you are heading down i-5 to the southland. up north eureka 61. out by lake tahoe 83 tomorrow looks nice and yosemite 99 degrees. back in the bay area, we will be warm as well down in th

he was the ceo of oceanside bank. he was able to cut the cost of the banks in 18 months by completely redoing all of the systems. the only reason he was able to do that is he's an accounting genius and computer science genius. he told my story, he was in school in india and he was a whiz, so he didn't study for his accounting class. it was the first class where he didn't -- he failed or didn't do well. and then he realized you can't underestimate accounting. everybody thinks it's boring, but it's actually really hard. he obsessed about accounting. he would talk to me about bookkeeping. and the fact that no one else learns out that much in that space, it's kept the fine services business so far behind. to me, bitcoin. >> no one hacks them that way. >> bitcoin is interesting for a lot of reasons. from m.i.t.'s perspective, it's driving a lot of smart people to think about basic bookkeeping problems, which i think is going to be the fundamental change in atom ago units. everyone's like let's assume standard accounting pr

let's go to dick in oceanside, california. hello. caller: thank you. i really enjoy c-span.would recommend that a very simple idea. all of the congressman when they go back to their home states, that they take a vacation, they take a vacation with their wife and their kids. take two weeks off and take a vacation with the person that they most disagree with. and if that doesn't work, take another two weeks. if they don't -- if they don't agree with their own families and kids and wives, they are not going to live in congress much this is the best way to get them to work together. thank you very much for c-stan. >> house and senate will be back for one more week of legislative week of work this week and then they are off for august and back for 12 or 13 days ahead of the elections in november. quick look at the mid-terms for mid-term congress -- contests, obama hits rewound on sound track of hope and change. some analysis from the washington post. one more call here, billy in crockett, texas always. billie, what is on your to do list for congress before the august recess or be

. >> an oceanside woman, she is turning 105 this week and she will be the first person to throw out theonial pitch and she is getting ready with her appearance on the mound. >> at 105 years old, she shows no signs of slowing down. >> i had no idea how i got to be this old. i tell people i enjoy life and i am a happy person. >> in honor of her big birthday, throwing the first pitch at the padres game and for months she has been practicing. >> that is when this is happening, i tried to learn the names of some of them incase somebody asks me. >> baseball agnes said it was always her late husband's dream. >> i have not been in the patterns or where there were any other games. >> the small time up indiana girl is not into sports, she grew up with a talent for painting. >> this is the first one i entered and i earned $5. >> reporter: along with a classic martini is what agnes said keeps her active but her favorite thing is getting dressed up to dance. >> my one thing i will aim for is being able to walk without a walker but my doctor says he will not be able to do that but i am going to try.

host: oceanside, california. independent caller. it's constantly frustrating. it's widely known, chemical weapons are being funneled to the al qaeda fighters by turkey. it's the freedom fighters using the weapons. host: tell our viewers what your piece is about. are talking very specifically about the effort to destroy these chemical weapons. -- therectly familiar is no end to it. the conspiracy theories can be found online. " --e of the word "alleged the use of the word "alleged." host: talk about the crew on board the ship. who are they? aret: a lot of the crew designers from the edgewood chemical and biological center. they built the machine themselves and they know it inside and out. they have put their lives on hold after developing the machine. they are doing it. 64 personnel. engineers and mariners supporting them. host: they are volunteers? guest: they are civilian engineers. employed by the u.s. army civilian corps. they volunteered for the mission, certainly. host: were they vetted for security reasons? guest: absolutely. character, reliability, skele

that will remain a concern an here on the oceanside you can see that water is going back in this directionorm is going to stay strong. it's heading towards you guys and going to the northeast and holding on to its power. it will stay south of cape cod, again, south of cape could the. expected to have 90-mile-an-hour wind. a lot going on here, not only here in north carolina but also heading in your direction. guys? >> this is the thing. indra seems very slender, a fiercely strong woman and can stand up to the winds and the force. strong winds that are buffeting her around will. >> that's a mean surf behind her and one of the things you forget when you're watching on tv. you are not only getting the wind but the sand that's whipping into you as well. exfoliation that you don't want. >>> coming up next on nude day, we'll have more of our coverage of hurricane arthur. we'll speak with a woman who is riding out the storm and see how she is holding up. >> and imagine that predicament, hanging on for dear life on the side of a cliff, a camera strapped to the rescuer's helmet captures every momen