patti ann. >> catherine herridge live in washington, thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome. jon: the in. sa surveillance program, and the benghazi aftermath, just two of the scandals the obama administration is facing at the moment. and some argue that scandals like those are shaking americans trust in our country's bedrock principles. jonah goldberg, editor-at-large for nationalreview.online and fox news contributor. glen reynolds wrote a piece for "usa today." he is a law professor at the university of tennessee. he says that is the net effect on these things. when the administration blames an obscure youtube movie as causing the@tack on our benghazi diplomatic facilities and turns out not to be the case, it dilutes america's recall moral authority and dilutes americans trust in government. what do you think? >> i think glen makes very good points in his piece. you may know him as inst-pundit. he is a big blogger. the larger point glen is getting at when you have a government that operates as

patti ann: i'm patti ann brown. john kerry and national security adviser susan rice huddled at the white house just hours before the state department announced that 19 diplomatic posts would remain closed throughout the week. intelligence officials detected a, quote, specific threat now being described as the most serious since 9/11. steve centanni is live at the white house, and he has more for us. good morning, steve. what are we hearing there? >> reporter: well, good morning. the president's being updated on a regular basis about this terrorist threat, in fact, he should be holding his daily briefing right now inside the white house, and you can bet that threat is going to top the agenda at that briefing. now, the president spent saturday night at camp david, arrived back here yesterday afternoon on his 52nd birthday. tomorrow he headses to phoenix for an economic speech, then to l.a. for an appearance on the jay leno show. from all appearances, the terrorist threat has not disrupted the white house and not preve

patti ann: i'm patti ann brown in for martha.ma's last solo news conference, some topics that could come up this time around, his decision to skip a meeting with russian president putin and phony scandals and the economy. bill: chris wallace is the anchor of fox news sunday, our fox poll that came out yesterday with regard to serious or phony scandals, four of them in a row, benghazi, six -- sorry, 78% say it's serious. nsa, 69%. department of justice and james rosen, 59%. irs, same number at 59%, serious versus phony. how does he handle this now, chris? >> well, it's going to be interesting, because he's definitely going to be asked about it. right after the terror alerts and the decision not to meet with putin that i would ask him, and it's going to be hard because one of the things you'd say is, mr. president, let me give you three scandals here, the irs, the targeting of conservatives, benghazi, the killing of four americans including the first u.s. ambassador in 30-plus years, the targeting of a reporter, the sweeping up of

"you betrayed me, pattie. said that we would handle this offline, and a good man is being ruined as a result," and he snapped his briefcase shut and stormed out of the room and said, "i resign." and one of the other directors said, "can we accept his resignation?" the general counsel said, "yes." he put the motion on the table. it was seconded and passed within seconds. >> and that was that? >> that was that. so, he drove off and ended up going onto his mega-yacht in the mediterranean, and i suspect he thought over the ensuing days that it was just unacceptable that he was off the board, jay was going to be off the board, and i was still chairman. >> after that, perkins blew the whistle on hp's leak investigation, and she says he began a campaign of deceit about her. >> it was a disinformation -- a classic disinformation campaign, and he set the mind-set for basically everything that's believed about this right now. >> she says he sent out this e-mail disparaging her, and he influenced the media. >> the newswe

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patty is live outside the white house.esident obama is reiterating what john kerry had to say, no boots on the ground and considering a limited act in syria, but no details of what that might constitute. >> they've made it pretty clear through leaks to certain news organizations that what they are considering is a targeted strike using cruise missiles off the coast. there are five u.s. destroys, likely submarines, although they don't talk about that. the president is definitely trying to send a message to the american people that this is not iraq, saying this is narrowed and focused, limited. i think one thing we should point out is that the president is talking a lot about the in tend the consequences, but not the unintentional. the president said the message is to send a message to assad, using the words shot across the bow to don't use chemical weapons again. what if they are used again, what is the president willing to do then. the president has not laid out his legal justification. he has been saying as you just heard

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patty it's anything but busy as usual tonight? >> reporter: traffic is incredibly light. you can hear folks saying good-bye to the bridge. now, we're still 15 minutes out from when chp starts shutting off access in both directions. this is the area in emeryville near the court yard marriott. >> this is going to be people -- there's going to be people that have no idea what's going on. >> we talked to several toll correctors who clocked in. -- collectors who clocked in. he says he and his co-workers will not be paid during the closure unless they take leave or work somewhere else. some people, they want -- they apply to work in another bridge >> reporter: the soon to be defunct old bay bridge were over shadowed of concerns. there is also a still unfinished system ungrade to the toll collecting -- upgrade to the toll collecting system. toll takers who did not want to be identified call it the first step of replacing workers to all electronic tolling. >> we're not installing any equipment as a precursor to all electronic tolling. >> the toll authority says all electronic tol

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and patty is in washington, d.c. i thank you both for joining us tonight. let's start with you. 70% of food on supermarket shelves have some sort of gmo in them. given it is so common, why is there a reason to be concerned? >> we think this food is different. the crops are different, and just because it is in a large number of products, it is a manageable number of crops, and we could label them. we have a got of genetically modified corn, soy, sugar beats things like that, and people don't realize they are eating them. these crops are different. these companies that make them patent them and charge farmers more to grow the seeds, so then it's different enough that consumers have the right to know that they are in the product they are buying. >> if the industry isn't concerned about dangers, why are they resisting the labeling of what is in the products? >> yeah, there's a lot of issues in play here. i do want touchdown score that every major international science organization in the united states, in europe, australia, china, france, germany, brazil, every

. >> i am patti ann browne. thank you for joining us. shooting death of a college student in oklahoma. his girlfriend speaking for the first time. >> he is such an amazing person i am going to miss him forever. i am really glad i got the 4 years with him. >> 22-year-old chris lane was in the united states on a baseball scholarship. police say he was killed for fun while jogging on a visit from a girlfriend's home town. gains edward and 16-year-old nancy luna are charged with first degree murder. their friend has been charged with accessory for murder. >> many are asking why african americans have remained silent on the death of this white teenager. jesse jackson said this: >> >> some democrats have pointed to the nation's gun laws. those on the right say this is a much bigger issue. >> let's be honest that you want to deflect from talking about the real issue here. it's on the table. there is a huge social media footprint already of these three suspects it is not gun control but gang control. behavioral control. >> all of this as lane's

patti ann?y post add phony negative view of her practice. the reason? she says so she would buy ads from them. the doctor says positive reviews were removed from her website -- her web wage on that site. she says she confronted yelp and they said if she were to buy ads they would see if they could correct the problem. >> listen to this. america's largest transportation system comes to a complete halt all because of a furry duo. two adorable kittens shut down subway service in brooklyn new york for more than two hours. transit workers tried to corral the kitties but then they ran off. two cops were able to scoop them up and bring them to safety. how adorable is that? >> judges are supposed to uphold the law but one breaking it? we'll tell you what made him so mad. >> what's your favorite viral video of the week? the half court shot? the whale of a tale? or the dinosaur on the loose? we'll read your responses coming up next. five minutes before the hour. ♪ ♪ yeah discover a mobile app that lets yo

patty, this is interesting. it is same week a lot of workers were demanding that the minimum wage be doubled to $15. how would that affect you at yo shop if you had to do that? >> well, you know what? we're going to start a whole country of just part-time people at the rate we're going because, you do tt and then what is going to happen? you can't afford to pay people. they tried this what, 20 years ago in denver. guess what happened? all the businesses said you go ahead d pass that. what we'll do is move out of the city of denver and we'll go into the suburbs. this is ridiculous. i disagree with the fact that they are intentionally doing this to us. i think there is such a huge disconnect in washington that it doesn't even occur to them because there is nobody up there who really understands business. so they, they don't care. i thi they're giving them way too much credit. neil: there is lot what you s because when you talk about sort of the cluelesess doubling minimum wageor example, and thinking that, if you

patti ann? >> a touching tribute by the widow of a hot shot firefighter killed by arizona fires two months ago. amanda misner gave birth to her son. shawn misner was one of the 19 men killed battling the flames. they would have celebrated their first anniversary i ry on september 15th. >> an appeals court sided with the hospital saying that it has the right to force an amish girl to resume chemotherapy despite her wishes. the mom and dad argued it would only make their daughter more sick and their parental rights should be respected. susan stratford has more on this. >> a lethal form of leukemia without treatment doctors say a 10-year-old amish girl will die within a year. >> it is uniformly fatal. >> with chemotherapy there's an 85 percent chance of survival. the family started chemo last spring but stopped because they felt it was killing her. >> they decided no more. we can't -- we aren't going to allow our daughter to go through this. >> doctors disagreed with the parent's decision and a reg

i am patti ann browne. it is 31 after the hour.since the up rising in do 2011. this video shows how chaotic cairo has become. supporters of the ousted president mohammed morsi pushing a police van off of the bridge sending it crashing to the ground. it is between riot lis and supporters breaking out after police broke up two sit in protests. nearly 3,000 people are hurt. the muslim brotherhood claims the protests were peaceful. video shows they were anything but. gunmen firing their ak-47's at security forces and meanwhile egypt's interim president suddenly resigning. they could not go along with the crack down on pro tests. >> new details about the latest fallout on the fast and furious scandal. fox news confirming three more guns were discovered at crime scenes in mexico. they were romanian rifles and they were traced to the loan wolf gun shot in arizona. they encouraged the shop to sell weapons to suspicious customers as part of the botched gun running operation. two of the guns were purchased a guy believed to have bought 700 g

patti ann, heather. >> elizabeth bran liprann live washington. thank you. >>> egypt breaks into more protests. president obama canceled joint military exercises with them after a violent crack down on protestors in cairo. >> while we want to sustain a relationship with egypt, our traditional cooperation could not continue as usual when civilians are being killed in the streets. >> right now the u.s. supplies $1.3 billion in aid to egypt. the president said that could be on the chopping block if the violence continues. >> he's accomplished a remarkable feat in the last two years of alienating every faction of egypt. he needs to back off now and accept the fact that the egyptians have come to this pass themselves and they will have to resolve it. >> the death toll continues to rise from this week's bloody crack down on mohammed morsi supporters. 650 people confirmed killed and thousands more injured. >>> 7 month old florida boy has died after eating one of the laundry detergent pods. if confirmed it would be the first death in the country tied to t

patty many thanks for joining us, and that sentence expected in the next hour or so, patty?s. >>> the israelis and palestinians have only just started holding talks about working towards a peace deal. but already there's controversy and the palestinians are unhappy. sue, the palestinian negotiation team unhappy to how the talks are being conducted. unhappy about what? >> they are really upset, steven, about the fact that the u.s. enjoy, who was appointed by think american u.s. secretary -- secretary of state, john kerry, that he has not been allowed into the meetings. there was meeting on tuesday morning in jerusalem, and the palestinians are almost giving a warning to washington saying you promised when we were in washington that martin could be there, almost i guess as a kind of referee, and he has not been allowed in there. and they are basically saying if you don't hold good on that promise then the talks could well collapse. he talked about the added hindrance of the announcement regarding israely settlements, and that really it showed that israel was not looking for a

i am heather childers. >> i am patti ann browne.brand n a >>> brand new details in the georgia school shooting. all are safe after a gunman opened fire yesterday. 800 students at the ronald e. mcnair learning center running for their lives. >> the suspect reportedly slipped through security. now we hear from the heroic school clerk who talked the shooter down. >> he had a backpack full of ammunition. he had all of the magazines in his backpack. some was in his pocket i had him empty everything put the gun on the table took his wallet off and told him to lay on the floor and i told police he is giving himself up. i talked him through it. he is 20-year-old michael brandon hill. he fired half a dozen shots at police. a friend says hill had a troubled past. he is charged with aggravated assault on a police officer terroristic threats and possession of a firearm. >> hundreds of parents eager to be reunited with their kids indicated at a nearby wal-mart. as the school buses showed up tears began to flow. this as police i am happy no kids

you're the barbecue chicken combo with two chicken patties, bacon, cheese, and barbecue sauce. you also come with curly fries and a drink for $3.99. bubbles! i have no idea what's going on. just go with it. this director's a genius. >>> fire crews fighting the wildfire burning in riverside county are reporting good progress. the fire has burned 28 square miles and is 50% contained. 26 homes were destroyed. it started wednesday. today some evacuation orders were lifted for some neighborhoods. more than 500 firefighters have been assigned to the blaze. the cause is still under investigation. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for that area. >> well, as we began to mention a few minutes ago, team artimus was in the louis vuitton cup finals and were swept by italy so they're out of the competition. sergio quintana is live with more. reporter: it was a pretty emotional news conference this afternoon as we heard from team artimus. they were swept by team luna rosa from italy. team artimus suffered the tragic loss of a team member back in may, and now they're going

we see patti lee. you are over at the toll plaza on the oakland side. looks quiet where you are. >> reporter: funny, just a completely different story heading into the city on this side of the bridge. as you can see. traffic is non-existent. on this side of the bridge this time of the day it is generally lighter. but this is unusual. especially for what is supposed to be rush hour. but we talked to chp. they said don't get comfortable with this. folks planning to head this way, around 6:00 p.m. they will start setting up to start slow down this flow of traffic, start cutting off the access points. even though it looks like things are going smoothly. between now and 8:00 p.m. they slow down the traffic and this is not going to be the same situation. if it is bad here wean 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. it will be worse in san francisco. reporting live, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 19 gang members arrested and off the streets of richmond. ktvu's john sasaki is live with the extra measures police took before moving in. john? >> reporter: mese are celebrati

. >> i am patti ann browne. thank you for starting your day with us. >> a stunning change of heart. listen to this one. alex rodriguez waving the white flag? multiple sources are reporting the yankee's third base man is desperately trying to strike a deal with mlb officials. that move will reportedly spare him a lifetime ban for using performance enhancing drugs and trying to cover it up. ainsley earhardt is with us. >> the alex rodriguez saga might be nearing it's climax. he is negotiating a deal with major league baseball. it will result in a lengthy suspension and prevent a lifetime ban something sources say many league officials were pulling for. rodriguez deciding to negotiate after seeing all of the evidence that major degree baseball has against him. the league reportedly has documents proving a rod coerced a witness in the league performance enhancing drugs investigation. there is evidence linking him to an owner of an anti-aging clinic who he bought it. that owner anthony bosch recently decide to do cooperate and provide detailed information from mlb as a way to avoid any l

patti leigh, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this is video of the naval hospital that happened two years ago. the building was built during world war ii and closed in 1996. it took 800 pounds of dynamite to bring the building down. >>> vallejo police arrested an alleged fugitive who they say tried to police cars in a daring attempt to escape. officers responded to a report of gunfire at about 2:30 a.m. they spotted two people leaving the scene including the suspect lloyd harris. that started a hild police pursuit with harris driving against traffic and attempting to ram police cars. he and his passenger were stop and arrested. >>> the owner of a california surf shop is behind bars accused of luring young girls in his business and molesting them. dylan greiner is being held on $500,000. he was involved in cleaning up cal beach. police say during a search of his home and business, they found inappropriate videos and photographs of girls as young as 8 years old. detectives believe there's more victims. >>> a morning bike ride ended badly for one rider. a witness said a cyclist was coming down t

was that you patti ann? >> a dog that will make your heart melt wihen a pooch as pal has trouble opening the door. he comes over and opens it for him. i like that one. i think that's my favorite. you can tweet them to us at foxfriendsfirst or e-mail us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> i like the dog, too. straight ahead the mysterious death of a college football star finally solved. >> he ran from police until there was nowhere left to go. incredible ending to a high speed chase. of course it was all caught on camera. [ female announcer ] the best thing about this bar it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the fiber one caramel nut protein bar. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. w

i am here with patti ann browne, pab for short. keep nodding. and he is so sharp he sweats thumbtacks. author, political commentator and brightbart.com editor-in-chief. and president obama says it is not the opposite of a hate crime if you beat the crap out of him, so go for it. he said that in a news conference. it is my sidekick, bill schulz. he is not tan at all. and if comedic genius was croquet i would gently tap his balls with a mallet across a grass field. the great comedian, sherrod small. >> hash tag, red eye. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. >>> the clown must go down. on saturday a day of the week a rodeo performer dawned an obama mask at the missouri state fair. they have them there, sherrod. setting off a stampeed of outrage on all 24 planets. according to witnesses a voice on the pa system asked fans if they wanted to see obama run over by a bull prompting cheers and applause. here is some really crappy footage of it. >> did they tell you about our finalist? >> no, they did not. >> you didn't say anything about that? >

. >> good morning patti ann and everyone. toyota announced wednesday they are recalling 432,000 vehicles from the 2004 through 20 # 11 model years because of a problem with the seat belt. crews who attach the seat belt can come choose with compromised safety. o owners have been notified by mail. >> buying cars at school according to a federal reserve report. borrowing was at a high $2.85 trillion the heist ever despite from a $16.5 billion increase in car loans and student loans. credit card borrowing dropped 2.75 billion as they are still wear reof high interest debt. forbes magazine is out with the newest list of top cities to do business with. they are based on a dozen factors related to jobs cost of living income growth quality of life and average education of the labor force. coming in at number 5 nashville, tennessee, number four ks lincoln, nebraska, three, raleigh north carolina and topping the list des moines, iowa. rounding out the bottom at number 200 atlantic city has been hammered by the economic downtur downturn

. >> 62-year-old patty sutton works the early morning shift at starbucks. this previously retired barista didn't go back to work for a paycheck. >> i'm there for health insurance. that's about the only reason. >> she wants to retire, but her insurance covers herself and her husband, scott, who is permanently disabled. they are too young for medicare and can't afford independent coverage that allows them to keep their current physicians. >> we have to stay with our doctors. they are specific to what he needs and specific to what i need. >> next year people looking to buy their own will have more options through the affordable care act's online market place. >> they can compare prices for plans and see the different plans available to them. >> a new study finds between 500 and 900,000 people like sutton can choose to stop working or retire early based on new options. experts caution there is more to consider than price. >> you want to see whether your physician, whether the specialist that you use are in the network that are offered by the plans. a plan that

texting. >> we can become psychologically dependent to anything we take for sleep. >> reporter: for patty, sleep returned when she worked through the fear and anxiety of not sleeping. she's now up to five hours. precious sleep for so many of us, so hard to come by. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> tonight there's news of a change you might notice soon at the drugstore. bottles of extra-strength tylenol sold in the u.s. may soon contain a label on the cap that reads "contains acetaminophen." always read the label. the company says it's designed to stop accidental overdoses. overdoses send tens of thousands of people to the e.r. every year. >>> we're back in a moment with a big announcement, and we'll check in with brian to see how he is doing just over three weeks since his knee replacement surgery. >>> this was the scene eight years ago today as hurricane katrina roared ashore along the gulf coast and caused massive destruction in mississippi and louisiana, and claimed so many lives in and around the city of new orleans. august 29th, 2005, forever known as the day the levees broke.

headquarters and we'll go there shortly, but first to patty in washington, d.c. so far what noise versus been coming out of the white house about this? >> well, we just had a briefing from the deputy press secretary. it was one year and one day ago when president obama first came out and said any use of chemical weapons use in si syria would cs the red line. in the past months they believe that chemical weapons had been used. ibut now that these latest clais have been made the white house is not talking about consequences, actions or red lines, but they are calling for an u.n. investigation. >> really, what we're looking for is unfettered access to the witnesses, the opportunity to visit the site where this occurred, the opportunity to collect evidence without manipulation from the assad regime, and let's let the investigation move forward and we'll judge the results accordingly. >> all right, patty, but now we do have an u.n. team there investigating. the question is what if some of these claims are substantiated by the u.n. then what? >> i can tell you, sammy,

. >> maybe spaghetti and meatballs and patty melts. >> i love a patty melt.ool. >> yum. >> which restaurant? they had about 30 of them and a couple of banks. her father built that from nothing. showed up from nothing, built all those restaurants and a bank. >> we had rootbeer floats. milk shakes. i worked a lot, every day after school, weekends, double shifts, sometimes midnight shifts. >> is that weird to read your own question? >> you always cheat anyway. read over my shoulder. >> what's your running game plan. >> oh, the running game plan from gabrielle a r. >> what's your run. i run five saturday and sunday. >> five what? >> five miles, but monday and tuesday taking off to go to my son's camp. >> how do you do that? >> i love to run. i enjoy running. >> get all the frustration so he doesn't pound you. >> if you become a conservative, come out of the closet. >> i am not in the closet, wouldn't know. running will kill you. >> and howard says every once in a while you should declare a be nice to bob week. >> i was nice to you today. >> very nice. very nice.

patti labelle! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, baby girl. >> thank you. >> jay: patti labelle!resident barack obama and patti labelle. tomorrow night matt damon. but jimmy fallon is happening right now! jimmy! ♪ [ phone ringing ] >> jimmy: hello? >> jimmy, it's me, president obama. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. mr. president, how are you? >> well, i could not be better. i just got done taping "the tonight show" with jay leno. and let me just say, you've got some pretty big shoes to fill. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, i do. it's all very exciting. i can't believe -- i'm about to take over "the tonight show." >> yeah, i know, you know? i just don't get it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what don't you get? >> i just don't get it. [ laughter ] why would nbc do this? jay's still number one in the ratings! i mean, jimmy fallon taking over for jay leno, that's like biden taking over for me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jay's been really great about this whole thing. >> well, of course he's been great. he's great at everything he does! [ laughter ] he's dominating the competition. winning all the key d

the burger patty was created from stem cells taken from live cows.search and 330,000-dollar donation from google co-founder to develop the patty. two people volunteered to taste the burger today, and the reviews were so-so. the tasters agreed the meat had the right consistency and tasted like regular beef but lacked the juiciness of a real beef patty. the scientists who created it say the flavor can be tweaked and that in the future beef created in a lab will provide a cheaper, more humane and environmentally sustainable source of meat. the juiciness, though, could be the preparation, right? anyway, what does your gut tell you? would you eat a test-tube burger? go to facebook.com/newsnation to cast that vote. i eat burgers pretty much every day. probably wouldn't eat that one. that's my two cents. that's it for this edition of "news nation." "the cycle" is up next. waiting to look younger? don't wait. [ female announcer ] get younger looking skin fast. with new olay regenerist micro-sculpting cream. the next generation with 2 new anti-aging ingredien

patti lee in hayward with how the end of an era might shed new light on earthquakes. >> reporter: 400 pounds of explosives, with the assist of gravity, leveled this bay area landmark. ed implosion became a spectacle. >> i cried when i seen it. >> reporter: about a thousand people watched from a nearby parking lot. >> well, kind of like a bomb went off and it came down to gracefully. >> reporter: guests of cal state east bay enjoyed a vip vantage point. >> it's only landmark i actually recognize. >> reporter: but for others the implosion's entertainment value quickly turned terrifying. >> i am looking at it on tv and this was rocking back and forth. >> reporter: geologists set up 600 seismic sensors across the east bay, the record ofs are will help determine what will happen during an actual quake. >> how it looks in the fault zone versus in the hills here, versus in the valley. >> reporter: the results window be ready for months until then there is still a lot to look at above ground. a cal state spokesperson says crews will start removing this wreckage tomorrow and in the fall they w

we talk to legendary aerobatic pilot patty wagstaff.nd we go inside a simulator to learn how to land an airliner. from the boundary bay airport, this is the aviators. >> i'm jeff lewis and i'm the pilot on the mig-15. ♪ >> the aviators' staff correspondent jeff lewis, codename biscuit, has a passion for aviation. normally on the aviators, jeff is a field correspondent. but on today's show, he is the subject of a segment. we caught up with him just before one of his air show performances in the legendary mig-15. >> well, i've been flying for a long time. my background is i'm, um, a professional pilot captain. to fly an aircraft like this, you do require a couple thousand hours and, um, some jet experience. either professionally or on corporate jets is a good background for it, and as well as flying other aircraft like our l-29 delfin. that sets you up with the skill set required to fly this type of high-performance, swept wing jet. this is a neat airplane. the mig-15 was the most widely produced jet aircraft in history. over 18,000 examp

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patti lee from oakland where both sides have been talking for most of the day. >> that is right ken and so far not much to show for it. the two sides are still about $60 million when it controls to salary increases and despite this looming sunday morning deadline, both sides say they are cautiously optimistic. little forward movement in the bart negotiations today, despite hours of talk. >> the unions are offered to make some moves, but we're waiting to see what bart's response it. that will really be indicative of whether or not we'll get a resolution this weekend or not. >> we caught up with union negotiator chris finn, described the atmosphere as tense, even though a monday strike has been averted. >> we want to get a deal and sometimes when those things happen and you are given more time, you kind of take your foot off the gas and we're ready to put it to the floor and get the job done. we want the deal done today. >> reporter: we learned there is some movement in the discussion with union seiu, but it may not be enough to keep san francisco superiority from considering the governor