and that guy, whoever you are, i owe. we owe you. thank you. >> jack's son is listed in fair condition. so is a person who was brutally beaten in a bathroom here. the other shooting victim, the one shot in the face was apparently tleeted. the hospital has no records of him. the 49ers are recommending to the nfl that all future game games -- vic lee, reporting sorry we're having trouble with his live report there. he was saying 49ers are recommending they should consider stopping all preseason games between raiders and 49ers because of the rivalry and what happened. this past weekend z last season, a giants fan severely beaten in march is continuing to show signs of improvement. the paramed yix is being treated at san francisco general hospital. doctors say he's been following basic commands. family and friends also posted on the web site that he's been doling out kisses and mouthing words to the -- doctors say he's a long recovery ahead of two men have been charged in the case of beating him. >> and the internet hacking group calling

president, my family and i, we pay what we owe. the vast majority of people in this country pay what they owe. we dot got a few people -- unfortunately they tend to be people with greater resources -- are not paying what they owe. that should come to a screeching halt. mr. president, the bipartisan groups proposing comprehensive and balanced plans with spending cuts and revenues include the fiscal commission, the bipartisan policy center, and the group of six. these are the only bipartisan plans that have come from anywhere and all of them recommended a balance between spending cuts and revenue. almost all of them focused on reducing tax expenditures, the loopholes, the exclusions, the preferences, theax havens in order to raise revue, to reduce rates, to make america more competitive, but also to raise additional revenue to dump this debt. mr. president, the other day there was a spirited debate on the floor between theenior senator from arizona and the senior senator from illinois. i arrived here at the end of that debate, didn't

that's what we owe americans and candidly, that's what we owe the world as citizens of this world, and that is for our own selves to be disciplined and to know that we have to live within our means and to know that the best thing he we can -- we can possibly do for the country at this moment in time is to -- to show that we have that courage and that will. mr. president, i thank you for the time to speak on this topic. i know that all of us leave here and go home to recess, i know that many of us will be talking about the vast amount of work that needs to be done as it relates to making sure that we rein in this out-of-control spending that's been taking place for many, many years. i look forward to that. i look forward to talking to citizens back in tennessee, and i look forward to coming back in september and dealing with folks on both sides of the aisle to make sure we -- we put that thought into action. with that, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the gentleman from indiana. mr. coats: mr. president, i want to thank the senator from tennessee, senator corker, for what he ju

we even owe mexico. as we reach our borrowing limit, interest rates will rise, and the prices in the stores will rise. you're already seeing this in your grocery stores. you're already seeing this in your gas prices. they are not rising de novo out of nothing. your prices are rising because the value of your dollar is falling. the value of your dollar is falling because they are printing up money to pay for this exorbitant debt. in 2008, we went through a banking crisis and we doubled the monetary supply in four months. doubling the money supply in four months. we bought things. the federal reserve bought toxic assets. they bought bad car loans and bad home loans. where once upon a time your dollar was backed by gold, your dollar is now backed by toxic assets. not a very comforting thought. many pundits are arguing that the tea party has won this battle. they misunderstand the debate. this battle isn't about winners and losers. it's about the future of our country. it's about saving ourselves from oursel

and while the federal government stepped in with loans, california owes the treasury some $9 billion. washington is debating several plans to help california and other states which owe money, but the deal on spending cuts changes everything. >> that means we're going to have to start owing the federal government interest. that comes due in september. and it could be more than $300 million that the state owes the federal government just in interest. >> if no changes are made by congress, employers will have to start paying more in their federal unemployment tax contributions starting in january. the state could cut unemployment benefits for jobless californians. >>> here's one of the top stories. gizmoto is off the hook. that's not the case for the redwood city man who found an iphone 4 prototype in a bar and sold is to gizmoto. he's facing charges. brian hogan has been charged with one count of misappropriating lost property for selling that iphone to gizmoto, a web site that covers technology. hogan's associate sage wallower, was also charged. no one associated with gizmoto, who scor

system to determine the compensation that bart owes the sfmta. you have a set of proposed amendments that i would like to make a motion to accept. what these amendments do are a couple of things. first, it takes into consideration a suggestion made by the president in committee. you can see the first further resolved that the board of supervisors urges the sfmta to accept the renegotiated reimbursement agreement with bart in the fiscal year 2011-2012 feeder agreement for approval at the same time. again, the point here is that the beater agreement that we have before us does not make the nexus between trips, while the fast pass agreement does. it is important that we consider both items at the same time. the second further resolve is the board of supervisors urges the sfmta and bart to negotiate the medology for the fiscal year with respect to the feeder agreement to determine the actual number of transfer trips between bart and muni and the amount of payment by bart to the sfmta. the two changes in this craft are that the board of supervisors re

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the bank says she owes hundreds of thousands of dollars but she just doesn't pay. has delayed foreclosure by filing legal appeals. the 25 year foreclosure from hell is what the bank's lawyer calls it. >> she has beaten you. >> she has got a good bit of knowledge about the law. >> she a paralegal who used bank paperwork errors to her advantage. this week, a court finally ordered her out. but she still got to live here rent-free for 25 years. she is winning. she has learned how to free load off the system. >> i give her a lot of kudos for that. >> why does he give her kudos. she is a free loader. win or lose he still collects a paycheck from the bank. the victim is you people who pay mortgage on time. evil banks take homes from people. >> it's a disaster for millions of americans. >> the problem isn't with the borrowers. it's with the lenders and servicers. >> it's not the borrowers? it's the bank? that attitude leads some people to trash their homes before the bank can take it back. this guy drove his truck through his home. >> i wasn't about to give them the house

. >> ow! ow! oh, you stabbed me! he stabbed me with a key! >> someone! someone call a doctor! >> ow! you idiot! why would you stab me? i was flirting with you. >> that guy paid me to. >> you weren't supposed to stab her, man. you were supposed to stab her! >> what?! you want to have me stabbed? >> i was going to protect you from the stabbing. >> wrong! wrong! wrong! wrong! you're supposed to let her get stabbed, hope that it hits a main artery, and then, as she's dying, you nurse her back to health, thereby making her totally dependent on you. >> oh... >> see, this is why nobody should be going off my system. >> what do you mean, "off your system"? >> my system of seduction that i used to win your heart that these idiots are ruining right now. ben's the only one who's using it properly. ben, please explain how the system works. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> are you telling me you had your face painted like a goddamn frog person and you have no ulterior motive here? >> i'm a lizard. >> ooh, whoops. ooh. i dropped my monster condom that i use for my magnum dong.

i understand owing and not owing. i understand lending better than maybe anybody that money doesn't come due for a long period of time they can do anything. they have a trillion up, sounds like a lot, relatively it is not. relative to what we are talking about with these huge economies. they have the problem, we den have the problem. >> greta: if we do just say okay we are taking off our debt, the cost of what you took from us in pakistan, the debt -- since we are not paying them off soon, do they care if we do that? >> i wouldn't start that way. i would just send them a bill for the value of the secrets they've stolen. they are stealing from boeing, general electric and everybody else. if you look at what they forced general electric to do or what they are trying to do with boeing. it is very, very sad that the companies are combing to it. they are trying to -- are succumbing to it. they are trying to get all of our technology so they can build other things, commercially or militarily they are stealing our technology

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lou gill ton, pat buscovich and frank rowland , geotech -- gee owe technical engineer. are we safe standing here? >> (inaudible). >> okay. right behind us, we can see all the way down san francisco's ocean beach and water front all the way down to points stig identity. what is that. >> pacifica is sticking out. beside that the muscle rock, the next promenade to the north and san andreas fault. >> muscle rock is what? the middle ground? >> in the fog. >> the bunch is just coming out. >> it's the point furthest south. >> okay. and why is that important to us? >> muscle rock is where the san andreas fault comes into san francisco cocaine and city a nd -- county and city. >> this is -- >> coming out into the water. >> going into the water, and out past fill rock and frank, where are we going from there. >>çó port race, it comes up between valleja so,. >> that's balinsa and point rat fault comes in between those two. >> okay. how far offshore is the fault where where we stand? >> about a mile and a half to two miles offshore. >> i have a question. i always hear that earthqua

the bank says she owes hundreds of thousands of dollars but she just doesn't pay. has delayed foreclosure by filing legal appeals. the 25 year foreclosure from hell is what the bank's lawyer calls it. >> she has beaten you. >> she has got a good bit of knowledge about the law. >> she a paralegal who used bank paperwork errors to her advantage. this week, a court finally ordered her out. but she still got to live here rent-free for 25 years. she is winning. she has learned how to free load off the system. >> i give her a lot of kudos for that. >> why does he give her kudos. she is a free loader. win or lose he still collects a paycheck from the bank. the victim is you people who pay mortgage on time. evil banks take homes from people. >> it's a disaster for millions of americans. >> the problem isn't with the borrowers. it's with the lenders and servicers. >> it's not the borrowers? it's the bank? that attitude leads some people to trash their homes before the bank can take it back. this guy drove his truck through his home. >> i wasn't about to give them the house

the trouble is when greece owes money to germany and when italy owes money to germany, and spain owes money to france, it's not the same thing as being held within the country, because they're not in a fiscal union. they haven't agreed to share everything. they don't even have anything like perfect labor mobility. so we're looking at a mix between a country crisis, but something really much more like a sovereign debt crisis. these are still independent countries. >> talk to us about the panic that we've seen this week, ken. gold, briefly hitting a new record, $1800 an ounce this week, gold was at for a bit. are these emotions based on fundamentals? on politics? can we get past market psychology to move forward with this recovery? >> thing is no question the word you would use panic hits the nail on the head. we have had a financial panic this week. maybe a third of what has happened or a little more of what has happened is due to a realization that this is not going to be an ordinary recession. but i think at the same time, there is a panic that oh, my gosh, who is going to step in to

obviously we owe china. the problem with the male-female ratio, after the cold war russia had a problem with that too. all of the men went and died off in war, and then sudden 3 there there were all these women looking for husbands and they couldn't find any. the birthrate in russia was having a problem picking up. >> maybe it was good cop-bad cop. my partner obama has two kids and they are both ladies. explain that. >> we have to take a break. do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. it is red eye at fox news .com. simple if you have a computer. and to leave a voicemail, and it doesn't have to be a land line. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. >> he has a land line. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by snail racing. the fast-growing sport where monthly luivegs race from the center of a traffic to the peri. thanks, snail racing. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we have anything wrong so far. for that we go to andy levy. you are happy, i am happy. >> excellent. you said

problems are getting worse in this country for forty five trillion dollars of america's borrowing is owed by foreign countries experts say washington's mismanagement may cause investors to abandon the devalued dollar and end their partnership with america it's like being married to someone. they weren't sure you want to know what'll i do. with this relationship the u.s. will be in for the only game in. the your community is making noises chinese making noises or you know we're alone now in our ability to be hostile toward him for financing the world the result could spark a replay of the two thousand and eight economic meltdown except this time washington not wall street would be responsible it's like the batteries worn out the spark plugs don't work the tires are flat all of this and so what we're trying to do is say we've got a little bit of money in the bank let's pay that down but we're not doing anything to fix the economy and so we're putting ourselves in a bigger and bigger hole not just because of the debt but really because we're not creating any way to get out of that instead of

dollars of that they owe. owed on their reserves what they fear what china fears that the fed the american central bank will print more money will buy what treasury bonds and that depreciate the u.s. dollar that. investment in the u.s. and they would be. be paid back with monkey money that's why they are afraid down the road and they may try to draw from investing in the u.s. and buy more gold for example the reason why well it is going up so fast because countries like china and india are buying gold instead of buying u.s. dollars don't let's take a quick look at to europe we've talked about the u.s. there's talk about you and she we and the eurozone crisis how possible to think it is that we'll see that the global landscape changing dramatically with maybe emerging powers like the bric nations taking the lead now. whereas as you mention europe is very important for the world economy it's about a quarter of the world economy and the u.s. also is a quarter of the u.s. economy so we have talking of after. the w

but he's also among those under investigation because he's buying owes the state more than a billion dollars into his office his daddy bush told reporters this is just one of many cases that have exposed drastic problems for the country's banking regulations . he has everything a fortune in several banks a couple of private jets and numerous properties from the called visitor to london married to a russo british socialite he was a guest at prince albert so well wedding in monaco among the top ten richest people in the u.k. according to last year's sunday times newspaper so people of leeds a life many would envy he even made his wife a star of a t.v. advertising campaign in france for the brand french food store it is yeah that here however all that is hardly a consolation at home in russia where he owes billions of rubles to his bank's creditors. as a result of misconduct in violations by the management in failures of wishbone by its creditors suffered damages totaling more than one billion dollars. last year the international industrial bank known in russian as news from bank was th

this is what we owe today. $16 trillion. it took us 219 years to accumulate over $8 trillion in debt. it took us four years to almost double it. almost double it. do you see why i fought so hard? i was one of the lone voices in the wilderness of washington same for the last two months we have to stop. we cannot do this anymore. we have to change the premise. we cannot just do what they do year after year, time after time, which is take the cat -- take the credit card and with the limit. let me ask you -- why in the world -- what say you make $50,000 a year. that is a lot of money. what say you start spending money and by june, that $50,000 is gone. you say, that is no good. i want to keep spending more. some foolish banker agrees to give you another $50,000 to spend to get you through the rest of the year, so you spent it all. you come to the end of the year and then you have to start january. are you better off than you were before? you are worse off because you of that $50,000, but also you of something else -- interest on

people are just going to have to owe what they owe. >> so you can also send it in to the dmv right? you can pay online? will that qualify -- >> reporter: online, call them, do it online although, you know, a lot of people are confused. you get the notice and it seems like it's more money than you actually owe. >> right. >> reporter: so jessica's case she paid it online and they bounced it back and said you don't owe that much so it is confusing and dmv just isn't admitting it, frankly. >> better to overpay than underpay the dmv. right? >> reporter: exactly. >> okay, joe. thank you. joe vazquez. >>> a transgender woman got a $55,000 settlement from the dmv. amber yust went to the san francisco dmv to get a new driver's license last year and got a letter at home apparently from the clerk who helped her. yust said the letter essentially called her sex change evil and said she would go to hell. the settlement calls for the state to pay $40,000. the clerk $15,000. that employee quit last year. >>> the feds are investigating whether bart went too far when it shut down cell phone service a

and temperatures 8 ows inland z we'll see sunshine away from the beaches.so highs for tuesday, mid-70s for santa clara. 81 degrees in los gatos. and looking for mainly sunny skies in millbrae. 73 in menlo park, upper 50s to low 6 ows near the coast. sunset district 59 degrees, downtown is 62. 58 in daily city. and away from the coast, low 80s for santa rosa and east bay, 68 oakland. 72 castro valley. heading inland, temperatures near 90 around antioch and brentwood. and there is very pleasant really. 70 in santa cruz. there is low 60s to upper 80s, it's back up again in time for weekend plans and warmer, 90s inland. 60s near the coastline. we're going to stick with this pattern. >> thank you very much. >> and coming up, the effort to create a special state cabinet for kids sake. >> and dialing it in. new at 6:00, problem a bay area man, who is blind ran into when he tried to navigate his bank's auto mated phone system. we'll be right back here. h@h@h@@ >>> a new place to keep kids off the streets opened up today in the bay view district. there is a pair of

but the massive amount that we owe coupled with the fact there is so much gridlock in washington with something about it. >> exactly. thank you, tracie. >> friends and family of seven shooting rampage in ohio gathered to hold a vigil in their honor. hundreds of friends, neighbors and classmatesth gaerred in the small tune. the gun man shot his girlfriend in one home, then ran next door and shot five more people, he then chased four other people, shooting and killing one more. the man got in a gun fight with police where he was shot and killed. >> a san diego police officer is in critical condition, someone shot him whan looks to be an attack.edcc1: the officer was in his car at a red light early sunday morning when a passenger in another car shot him in the head. police caught up with the suspect, one died in the shoot-out. the other got away and is still on the loose this morning. the officer is a captain in the marine corps reserves and recently served a year-long deployment in afghanistan. >> 6:44. coming up we'll update you on an overnight shooting in the east bay. >> plus, ed lee

but just not quite yet in liver more. 87 in the valley, close to 90 in lows gad owes with 88 degrees. we're cooling off with the on shore wind with 60s and 70s. still, some very warm air right here throughout liver more with 83. 86 in gilroy and 77 in san jose. let's get a look of the lack of fog. today we didn't start off with much this morning as you took the kids off possibly to the first day of school down here in the south bay. the latest check, a lot of it is still off shore. tonight the winds are starting to shift. getting gusty near san francisco. once again, westerly at 20. that will build up a little bit of fog tonight for patchy fog. we're not looking at widespread extensive coverage. but it's definitely going to be coming back, especially at the coastline. now, for tomorrow it's going to stay warm inland. we had this high pressure edging much, much closer than this time last week. we're talking about widespread 80s inland. maybe even a few 90s in my forecast coming up later in the show. we'll start off in the morning, the second day of school for those of you in the osu ba

have ignored every single case they have ordered to you every -- order to you over the years, you will owehem an apology. what an obnoxious thing to do, to put people in a position of public trust and bend over backwards to do nothing to support them in the effort of enforcing the law, which you put them there to look over. not one time have you lifted a finger to assure the citizens of this city have the right to public comment and the right to access public records. any single time someone has brought it to the ethics commission, it has been disparaged and discarded. know your rights under sunshine? ha, ha, ha. sunshine has come up with your approval, but come a long form application to make public comment or to receive public records. it is a disgrace that you allow that to happen. president chiu: thank you. are there other members of the public who wish to speak? seeing none, general public comment is closed. now we go back to our 4:00 p.m. special order. if we could bring up both of the parties, i want to complement the parties. i know you have been negotiating days and into the eveni

. >> brown: janet bishop one of the show's curators, buying paintings by unheralded art frm pa cast oweties. not yes famous or expensive cave rise to cubism and surrealism. >> their homes became the crossroads for dialogue and anyone who is interested in seeing the most interesting new art being made in paris at the time really had to go to the stein residences. >> brown: for years, bishop and others cracked down the collection and convinced current owners to part with their treasures for exhibition here, then in paris and finally next february in new york. a very expensive journey. in san francisco the paintings were examined minutely on arrival for preexisting faults or flaws. in the museum's conservation room, some of the work received a little touching up, a little cleaning. the removal of old varnish. perhaps some reframing. everybody being very careful. the steinings who are not wealthy, they had a modest inheritance from a hut who operated cable cars in san francisco. they spent most of it on paintings and sculptures, destined to become extremely valuable. >> gertrude stein said

upper 8 ows and low 60s. thereqñ is a drop, monday, tuesday, bottoming out, 80 degrees on tuesday.upper 50s at the coast that. is way below normal at this time of the year.÷ú ÷ iy it still head, big way of public reacted to save animals and jobs. >> and 7 on your side explains the new movement underway to give the state greater enforcement power. and we'll be right back here. >>> the huge seismic retro fit project is apparently right on sked yu. cameras take a look at the construction today. the large pitch will be partly filled by 115 space isolateors. as well as allowing building to ride along the waves, finding friction isolateors. the $887 million project scheduled to finish in 2015. the work poured $50 million into local businesses. >> and a reprieve for valley humane society after reaching out to the community. the shelter has received 275,000s ndz donations z two week aso there was a goal of raising $125,000 to prevent elimination of staff. and and now, the shelter has in mn tonb stay open through november. >> good news, swus, we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] at jc

all it translates to is that for every dollar owed to education, we will be receiving 80 cents roughly of that dollar. in addition to not receiving any cola. even for sfusd, we have seen a slight -- less than five percentage -- increased, but we do anticipate receiving a little more funding. the next chart shows you four of the san francisco schools -- unified school district, what the actual 2010-2011 funding was, and that is the blue bar. the orange color bar is the amount that is not funded by the state. similarly in 2011-2012, of the 6486 that our school districts should be receiving, we will only receive 5204. this next chart is also a little interesting. i thought i would throw it in there. it is a comparison that was done by the national education association, a ranking of the states for 2010. it shows how far behind california has fallen in comparison to the national average, in funding public education. it has gone from 82% of the national average to 78% of the national average. this was what the -- our graf looked like back in january. as you can see, the last time we were fu

low to mid 8 ows inland. south bay, highs into mid to upper 70s, 76 in san jose. and 77 in campbell. and there is low 60s on the coast. tomorrow, 61 into sunset district. highs from about 75 in san rafael to 84 in clover dale. highs upper 60s to low 70s, inland east bay, a bit warmer. and right around 70 inland there is 83 in morgan hill. here is the accu-weather forecast. not much change into temperatures throughout the next four, five days, temperatures bouncing back up tuesday, wednesday and thursday, inland highs around 90 and 8 owe around the bay. that is typical august weerj thank you. >> they couldn't do this before, now, they can do it. they can do better. >> this is not your typical summer camp. these kids have one thing in common. they've all suffered strokes. [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney huge sale, back to school style is hugely affordable! with unbeatable doorbusters... ...find huge savings... like $14.99 juniors' dresses.... ...$12.99 boys' and girls' arizona jeans.... ....and $4.99 guys' screen tees. sa huge on nike and new balance shoes too