. >>: [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! the tallest water slide in the world opens today in kansas city a 17 still race is called the verdict which means in san and german for the sun is 60 ft. joliette declined 248 steps to get to the top. the opening day was pushed back specific finish testing. it's outrageous that there is no elevator. >>: an 98 year-old woman fighting to stay and a longtime home. at'sbouts amican it ts. man: at dyou an? uebey paakesstraerri and eam eesecing starng ajust4.99 ell ngs] itre: weome den's! ple e, wch o. 18 million dollars. that's how much money giants fan bryan stow will get if the jury's deci

when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we lovechex! >>> a trial begins in oz lanning less today to determine whether a $2 billion sale of the los angeles clippers will get through. testimony will focus on whether the estrange wife of owner donald sterling, has the authority to finalize the sale without sterling's donald's approval. donald sterling was banned from the nba for life after he made those racist remarks that were recorded. so, sterling's wife shelley, had two doctors examine her husband and they declared him nuts. no, they declared him unable to act as his on administrator of the family trust. we shall see what the jury has to say about that, dawn. >>> three people are killed and 15 others were injured after a wall collapsed during a stampede at a concert in mexico according to officials people began rushing out of the venue after a fight broke out. witnesses say people panic and started climbing wall after they heard gunshots a least 15,000 people, were at that concert. >>> and, in africa 68 more girls, escaped, the ni

hampton pearson joins us from washington with more. what did the fcc do today? >> interesting day at the fcc. by a 2- 3 vote, they approved money market funds, the fcc will require the price of institutional funds to float, meaning investors could lose principle if values fall below a dollar per share. the other big change, giving money market fund boards the ability to suspend if assets fall below a certain threshold. the tool designed to deal with what happened during the 2008 financial crisis which of course has been the game changer for regulators, the layman brothers collapse triggered the primary funds that broke the buck with the value of shares falling below a dollar, the next week investors pull some $300 billion from money funds, 14% of total assets and it was that experience that's really been the catalyst behind the six-year battle for the regulatory reform we saw enacted today. >> you used an important word in describing the money market funds that are effected here, institutional funds. what does that mean and does that mean that the quote retail f

for "nightly business report", i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> it's all about jobs. we had more evidence of more small wbusinesses taking on mor new hires in june. hiring increased in june for the ninth consecutive month. that's the longest stretch of increases we've seen since 2006. more than half of the small businesses' owners surveyed eater made at least new higher or posted job open bs. >>> a lazy summer day of trading but enough for the dow and s&p to hit new records and advances came despite disappointing economic news that factory numbers rose less than expected. the dow rose 20 points, the nasdaq lost a fraction and the s&p inched up by a point. even with the dow and the s&p standing at historic highs, dominic chu reports investors are still finding value in the stock market. >>> finding value in a stock market that sits at record highs can be tough, but it's not impossible. investing philosophy and strategy are important. often times, it means looking for a few key characteristics to find stocks. >> most important of anything i look for is earning's growth,

for "nightly business report", i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> a lot of those questions, i saw some of them, were pretty convoluted. that's one factor. i know the solution. >> what? >> watch "nightly business report" or cnbc every night. >> that's good. susie, thank you. >> i'm susie gharib, thank you for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen, thanks from me, as well. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> tonight on "quest" -- nanoscience has a miraculous new toy! come along as "quest" peers through the world's most powerful microscope for a glimpse of the smallest things ever seen by the human eye. and, the pure simplicity of america's game: just throw, hit and catch, right? not so! we lift the veil on the fascinating physics of baseball, just in time for opening day. >> major funding for "quest" is provided by the national science foundation. the gordon and betty moore foundation.

for "nightly business report", i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> a lot of those questions, i saw some of them, were pretty convoluted. that's one factor. i know the solution. >> what? >> watch "nightly business report" or cnbc every night. >> that's good. susie, thank you. >> i'm susie gharib, thank you for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen, thanks from me, as well. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. laura: within our small community, rivalries ran deep. what's going on here? if a few sparrows in a hedge was an underkeeper's business, i might tell ya. hamlet folk by the estate... i've a right to think you're poaching. if i wanted to go poaching, i know where the game is and how to get 'em. so why are you eatin' a few skinny sparrows? so i'll enjoy the plump birds all the more when i fancy one. well, maybe you might just try your hand. i might. twister: alfie, leave it be. spadging's good enough for poor folk. i'll be waiting for you. the row that those boys had that autumn day may have been about poaching... but the true rivalry was about what was in their hearts, and t

for "nightly business report", i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> a lot of those questions, i saw some of them, were pretty convoluted. that's one factor. i know the solution. >> what? >> watch "nightly business report" or cnbc every night. >> that's good. susie, thank you. >> i'm susie gharib, thank you for joining us. >> i'm tyler mathisen, thanks from me, as well. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >> this is bbc world news. >> funding of this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation. the newman's own foundation. pursuing the common good for over 30 years. joe schwab. -- charles schwab and union bank. >> for 150 years, we believe that commercial banks owe their clients strength, stability, and security. we believe in keeping lending standards high. capital ratios high. credit ratings high. companies expected it then. companies expected now. doing right is good business. >> bbc world

for "nightly business report", i'm hampton pearson in washington. >> the jobs report proved to be the catalyst to get the dow over 17,000. how important is dow 17,000? big round numbers are psychologically important because they focus attention on market's strength. it's another historic high for the index and more importantly, it happened on a day when the jobs report clearly indicates the economy is improving. now people will see the news headline tomorrow, strong jobs report for june which also mentions the fact that the stock market hit another new high. that's sure to spark discussion about whether it's time to put more money back into the market or even get back in, but a survey we did in the new york area indicated many are still very skeptical. >> if i could change what i do investment-wise, certainly still a lot of uncertainty in the world. >> this is the latest in a spring of strong economic reports. this morning a survey of businesses in the services sector also showed improving demand for employment, which also supports a rebound in growth in the second half of the year. w

is the vanessa pearson store your story that has gone further yen you have been able to tell before? >> i am delighted to be here with you. thank you so much. of course you take these stories, incredible characters and along the way, operations and i would never want to reveal sources and methods and of course the cia publication review board that i am responsible to as well. i think even if i read cookbooks it needs to go to them. a line out of "blowback" is editor and right now and i feel confident. it was a very different experience than i went through with fair game but that is another story. >> feel free to go into it. >> the whole genesis of this was i became distressed with how female characters, cia officers are portrayed in popular culture, they are always cardboard characters. i wanted to write one that was much more rich and complex and had something to do with reality rather than just a declaration. what inspired me, i had worked in the cia, working on a network that was brought down in december of 2003, we caught mop libyans red handed to add more widgets to their progra

pearson invested something like $50 million of cash in the company.y, very different -- you know, the same adjustments to get to a non-gaap earnings number that allergan uses valeant uses. the only reason those adjustments are more material is because valeant has made a lot more acquisitions than allergan has. let me get to something that i think is very disturbing. what was very disturbing to me on the call and i'm sure to any shareholder who was listening is one analyst asked the question about acquisitions. in order to get a better tax rate, you'll need to do an inversion transaction and that needs a shareholder vote. how are you going to get that accomplished? the second question was well, how do you think about deals -- how do you judge whether it's good or bad? then he said with respect to a stock acquisition, we're going to need to make sure it's a very compelling deal so we can get 50% of our shareholders to support it, okay? they didn't say anything with respect to a cash acquisition. he didn't say anything about making a very compelling tran

. >> it was a slow start on pearson and wildwood. the family spent the rainy morning indoors. >> i spent a lot of activities in the house cooking breakfast kids running around crazy. having fun and arguing. >> it could be better. i make the most of it i guess. >>reporter:they are wiping the rides and squeegeeing the seats. >> it's a little bit of water. >> we won't melt. >> we are getting old-time photos and playing mini golf. i am excited. a few daring sunbathers dipped their toes in icy waters. >> it's cold but it's nice. but it's cold. the water is really cold right now. >> it's a slow start. we close the water parks for the day. tomorrow it's opened as scheduled. >> at morey's pier there is not a lot of damage. >> it's on its way out. a couple of hours from now things should be back to normal. that is wendy saltzman reporting at shore. >>> in north carolina it was dangerous. arthur passed the out shal oute. after all was said and down they were feelin feeling relieved. here is marci gonzalez. >>reporter:winds ripping across the s

this must-see story is right after the break. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> welcome back. 6:44 on this saturday. happening today you can join in and help the homeless in the nation's capital. today is the ninth annual feed the homeless community awareness day. 51% of the region's area live in the district. you can stop by the pep rally for peace at freedom plaza happening from noon to 7:00 tonight. >>> and, of course, no matter what age you are, you always need a friend. right? >> you do. a story about the friendship between a little boy and a world war ii veteran is getting a lot of attention. i love this story. >> i know. >> here's the heartwarming s

. >> it was a slow start on pearson and wildwood.he family spent the rainy morning indoors. >> i spent a lot of activities in the house cooking breakfast kids running around crazy. having fun and arguing. >> it could be better. i make the most of it i guess. >>reporter:they are wiping the rides and squeegeeing the seats. >> it's a little bit of water. >> we won't melt. >> we are getting old-time photos and playing mini golf. i am excited. a few daring sunba

back to you. >> hampton pearson, let us bring back our panel. all around the tabled, steve leash man, you are deep in thought. you were muttering to yourself. what do you see? >> a couple things, the inflation statement modestly more hawkish in terms of the idea that the amount of undershooting has diminished in terms of the fed's goals, and then this introduction of new language here reflecting what i just talked about, a range of labor market indicators suggested there remains significant underutilization of labor resources. so they -- >> in english, please. >> they upgrade the labor market in terms of the existing situation, but introduce this idea that there's considerable slack left, which is something that is is it obviously animating or pushing policy out there right now. i don't know that it's a wash. i would be interested to see what david kelly thinks about it, but it's a push me/pull you. it might put the fed further toward ending policy, but the idea of introducing this concept of underutilization, i would point out it's a very uncer

amelia will breakdown the threat for severe weather in the days ahead. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> we profile many wednesday's children and this week a success story. victor found a family after his story aired here. they all recently stopped by our station for a tour. news 4's barbara harrison showed them around. >> i think i know who this is. is that victor. hi. welcome to channel 4. so great to see you. and this must be alex. >> it is. >> the new brother. >> reporter: victor was a wednesday's child who we presented on a couple occasions. on this day we met victor's new entire family. new mom. >> i'm caroline. >> reporter: new dad. >> tony. nice to

and necessary step in the right direction. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> $2 billion in funding to fight the crisis at the border, but what is the cover and will it be enough to solve the problem? a live report from capitol hill next. >>> and it's going to feel like florida again. added humidity and clouds may be even some showers coming your way. i'll show you your microclimate forecast in moments. >>> and as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have the build for the freeway, we have a new incident reported for 580, we'll bring that that coming up. >>> live look at the opening bell. the dow still over 17,000, news corporation which owns, there t

hampton pearson in washington. hampton? >> yeah. nothing in fed chair janet yellen's prepared remarks ar future rate hikes, much of the focus in her speech to the imf focuses on the limits of monetary policy when it comes to overall financial stability. she points out low rates over a long period of time can create incentives to take on risk, and that overall monetary policy has powerful effects on that risk taking. what led up to the crisis, the fed chair makes an argument tighter monetary policy alone at that time would have been, in her words a blunt tool, and not have averted the financial crisis. looking at the here and now, much of the speech talks about best macrocredential policies. things like increasing capital reserve requirements, stress tests, derivative, the best ways for markets to address overall financial stability worldwide. there is a note of caution to investors. the fed chair expressing her concern they may underappreciate the potential for future volatility, and in that vein, she calls on regulators to complete

meaning becomes toel s totally different if it's a group of kids we think of as outsiders. >> rachel pearson, thank you so much. great piece. >> thanks. >>> john boehner wants the house of representatives to sue the president, but will he get laughed out of court? that's ahead. my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 50,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards, even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. ♪ fun times in cleveland today ♪ cleveland ♪ come on down to cleveland town everyone ♪ ♪ come and look at both of our buildings ♪ ♪ here's the place where there used to be industry ♪ ♪ this train is carrying jobs out of cleveland ♪ ♪ here's a statue of moses cleveland ♪ ♪ he's the guy who invented cleveland ♪ ♪ yeah. >> since that video made the rounds a few years ago, thi

. >> hampton pearson thanks very much. >>> the house has just signed with the airline industry that allows the base price of airline tickets to be the most prominent part of an ad. taxes and fees can be displayed separately. including the taxes and fees in their advertising prices hurts business. advertising the pretaxpayer is misleading, that's not what consumers pay. the business travel coalition says taxes make up about 20% of your average $300 total ticket price, there is no senate version of the bill. virgin america has filed a flight plan for wall street. planning an initial public offering of shares that it says could raise as much as $115 million. there's no word at this point on how many shares will be sold or exactly when. sir richard branson is a part owner of virgin airlines. southwest may be making a change. the faa has proposed a $12 million civil penalty against the airline. southwest failed to comply with regulations related to repairs of 44 jets. shares of southwest off fractionally to 29.21. the engine maker said second quarter sales were strong and the company raised its

when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we lovey 22nd after g >> after two months of the season, the giants led the national league in runs scored tonight. they ranked 27th. hunter pence can't hear the as fans but he will hear the as fans loud and clear. up 2-0 in the 3rd inning when yoenis cespedes gets it to drop. this is the way the ball is bouncing for the as . bruce bochy's hair getting grayer by the inning? the giants were furious with umpire angel hernandez tonight. that should have been strike three. soft a a walk. derek norris finds a hole. as take the 4-0 lead. mike morris was the tieing run. but lou gregerson got him fishing. bruce bochy is probably still hating on angel hernandez. the giants are still just a game back in the west. that's the good news. >>> even neymar wasn't going to save brazil. we bring out the exclusive kpix5 goal counter. it usually means one team is going the get blown out. it was the host country brazil. at the end of 90 minutes, the final score, 7-1. tears all around when brazil suffered the wors

david pearson wrote a letter to his father william dated january the 11th of 1865. this letter read, i presume you have heard all the bad news that was on hand about a week ago about sherman's taking savannah and hood's defeat in tennessee. it was the worst of the war and spread gloom and dismay here btss. pearson wrote men of sense and position were freely talking on the streets of our being whipped. he concluded, such has never been the case before and it clearly shows the ominous state of affairs. we are in a bad fix and everybody knows it and feels it. if something is not done and that speedily, all must be lost. sarah wadly recalled, hood is defeated, lee threatened, the yankees are in exexalt. the insurrection they say is about to collapse. writing to his brother asserted that hood has again been badly whipped near nashville. he wrote, i have only hope that we might get his army back again from tennessee. now i very much fear that it will be entirely destroyed. it is simply too bad, he remembered. basil duke recalled, general hood is very unpopular at present

heavily armed canadian officers rush aboard sun wing flight 772 at toronto's pearson airport. this cell phone video shows the swat team hustling through the boeing 737, barking orders to the jet's passengers, including sharon ramsay. >> they stormed in. it was extremely scary. they came in front and back of the plane, and they ideal "hands up. heads down. hands up, heads down." and it was just awful. kids were scared. i was scared. >> reporter: sources say the flight from toronto was about 40 minutes into its trip to panama when a passenger 25-year-old ali shahi, allegedly made threats to a flight attendant. according to one u.s. official, shahi said "i have a bomb, and i will blow up canada." the captain of the jet flying at 33,000 feet over west virginia notified u.s. officials of the threat, and then turned back for toronto. two f-16s on patrol near toledo were redirecteddirected and shadowed the jet as it flew back into canadian airspace. flight 772 with 183 passengers and a crew of six landed safely. sources say the suspect who has a history of mental problems, was arrest

from gaza during the truce calls the to relaunch its offensive my colleague paul scott spoke to paul pearson spokes person of the israeli foreign ministry he explained why his country is not backing down. they say that all. these should be investigated and i agree and i'll tell you what we're going to discover we're going to discover that israel has taken unprecedented steps in a very difficult circumstance to minimize and to avoid civilian casualties and we're going to discover that this evil machine with a killer strategy has and is perpetrating war crime of the war crime of the war crime and that's what we're going to discover you say that israel is doing all it can to minimize civilian casualties are you doing enough or boys killed in a bitch we're hearing about civilians being killed every single day we said repetitively we said it also quietly through diplomatic channels quiet will be all said with quiet calm will be responded to with this message was rejected out of hand been three cease fire proposals one by the egyptians one by the united nations one by the international committee f

another company looks at pearson's resolve. it behaves appropriately and enters into discussion to see if there's something in the best interest of the owners. i think mike is very committed to this. the way for shareholders to vote against the valiant transaction -- they were not in favor of calling special meetings. that is one way that would be of no vote. or if we call a special meeting and they did not support the support -- support the proposal withhe new ford to engage valiant. if they say they don't want this deal, michael fulda tends priebus on the shareholders are --board i think the start the stock market is the best. a battle of 2.8%, down 60 basis points. the stock point up 2.35%. allergan gave it its best shot today. they did a model. it was an early stage development, early-stage research. they caught up 13% of their overall workforce. they are taking of layers in their organization. it is too little too late. >> if there is a chance that he you need some downside protection? >> we do not hedge our position. it i

i get great pleasure out of writing to vanessa pearson had you have a normal life.as we know so many times have you channel that allows you to be successful or accepted? >> yes. and a woman has a successful character with the number of cia women in operation she told me something i have never forgotten if it was ever true she said whitman and operations have to be careful about sex. attractive woman who wants to have a conversation with a target that is developmental to go to a cocktail party often has a natural reaction this attractive woman is coming on to me to read this through a lens through our traditional gender politics. that it is a very tricky challenge for a good case officer. my way around it that over lunch was much safer than a dinner because there is the determine to end the time and unless you live in france nothing happens after a lunch. [laughter] >> unless you are trying to turn someone. >> yes. gender issues aside you are the only person listening to a target. the whole spectrum of human emotions that no one listens to them there under appreciate

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muscle as when you've been acting your whole life directing kind of just is flexing in a muscle that pearson facebook what was your favorite moment on the set of boy meets world and do you have any funny stories you can share. if you i would see do you have a favorite moment i have plenty of it every moment it's very hard to you know parse through seven years and pick your favorite but i'll say the most memorable was. on boy meets world the four main cast members then you know myself and two others or in the classroom with william daniels and he looked at us and his final line was i love. and dream try to do good but he said i love you all class dismissed and i remember when they said cut it was almost like someone was saying you're no longer a kid anymore you know it was like moving on to the next stage your life and i always remember that i'm going to absolutely some good question was put jobs if you only knew what was your first job some being bred commercial when i was physics years old you got a bird commercial i got a series of them and they want to clear a wall and shoes i love my coc

tonight we salute ramona pearson.re company she started, but her journey begins at 16 enrolling at uc berkeley and became a marine and at 22 on her daily run at the marine base she was hit by a drunk driver. her body was completely mangled. she awoke from a, weighing 64 pounds. she spent the next three years relearning how to speak and to walk. have 11 years of using a cane and a guide dog, she regained partial site and she continued to move forward competing and hg events and eventually becoming a doctor. her career expanded aviation, technology and software development and she sold her first company for $10 million. ramona pierson was inspired by tragic accident, so what's the excuse, people? what's the excuse? we say you are a true american success. if you know anybody who is an american success, we would love to share their story. posted to my facebook page, we will salute that person right here every night on "making money." charles: thanks for watching this special edition of "making money." coming up, bringing

the flight had taken off from pearson international on the way to panama city when it turned around overinia 45 minutes later and headed back to toronto. this woman was sitting seat ahead of the man. >>> are this was within a half hour. they were explaining how expensive it was and he hates canada. he said with a great expression, i just want to bomb canada. >> i flight was then divert and when it landed, police were waiting to board. the passenger said police were all business. >> they didn't take it from anybody. everyone had to keep their hands up. when they saw the cameras, they made sure to put a stop to it. >> i was frightened and scared. >> when the man was arrested, his demeanor changed. he said sorry and he loved canada. >> the suspect is set to appear in court saturday morning. we have pictures from social media. he spoke with his parents and they say their son is not a threat and they did say he had mental health issues for years. thankfully everyone on board the plane is safe. although somewhat terrified i would origin. >> that was a scary flight. >> severe storms on the way

when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we lovechex! >>> warmer weather usually means cleaning time and that means your car, too. washing is easy but if the trim is dull or the paint is scratched it does not look good. >> cup consumer teamed up with michael finney and testing products that claim to solve the problems. michael? >>> many new cars and s.u.v. have dark plastic trim that looks dull and faded over time. the shiny new cars usually end up with a few scratches, too. "consumer reports" shows how to keep the trim looking new and scratch repair kit. >> they fill in the crashes. >> to test, panels were painted like a new car and lightly scratched. then he applied the products. all three fills as promised and maim them look less noticeable. from this angle. from the side, though, they look like a bad coat of clear nail polish. he used old and dull car panels and each product was applied to a section and the panels were put on the roof to face elements some did not last long. the plastic restorer mcgwire and back to black look fa

when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we lovening. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> hi there. good morning, cornell. we have mist and drizzle and temperatures pretty much in the mid-and upper 50s as you head out this morning. 56 concord with clearing. it is breezy, but everywhere else we have kind pea soup out there with the marine layer being compressed. high pressure builds in today that brings additional warming, anywhere from two to five degrees. most of that we realize in the east bay valleys with more 90s. more 80s, upper 80s toward the north bay, and temperatures just about average in san jose. a typical day in the city with breezy winds and clouds banking up along the shoreline. >> angry protests are in one town said they won't stop until the man known as the pillowcase rapist moves out. the man has admitted to raping 40 women between 1971 and 1982 in the bay area. he used pillowcases to muffle screams. last month it was determined his home was in

when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! >>> here's tonight's prime time lineup on abc 7. >>> there are a number of summer camps for children who are on the autism section, but few train them to be junior counsellors when they reach the teen years. uc berkeley recreational sports has a social skills program that helps give these teens the cools they need to succeed later on in the work place. >> i'm very honest and brave. >> reporter: at times victoria has been known to have trouble regulating her words. but it's actually quite common for some kids with add or and the autism spectrum to say and do what they feel. >> you know they told the young camper they're not good at basketball. maybe the camper is in but the things we learn as we move into teenage years you don't say that. >> reporter: she started the social skills program at berkeley's blue camp 11 years ago. here they teach them how to measure their emotions and behaviors and when and how to talk or interact with others. >> it's so good. >> roh victoria who is 1

accreditation and sent home from the games after he issued a statement criticizing olympic champion sally pearson saying she was a bad example to the australian team. once again, it was the kenyan woman that stole the show. they recorded a podium clean sweep this time in the 3,000 meters people's chase. purity taking gold. olympic champion valerie adams continued her dominance in the shot put, winning her 17t 17th gold medal at a major championship. there was victory for another olympic champion, winning the 400 meters title for grenada. the pacific island, population just under 100,000 has a champion to celebrate. david winning his countries first ever goal in the 105-kilogram weight. >> england has beaten india by 266 runs at saw the hampton, their first test victory in over a year. india 178 in their second inning, giving the home the victory to level the five match series at one apiece. jimmy anderson was the man of the match. things head to manchester beginning on the seventh of august. >> the only groups out on the firestone course at the world cup champion event, tiger woods tees off in a

hampton pearson has the statement. >> the federal reserve committee says beginning in august, the committee the holdings of mortgage-backed security at a pace of 10 billion per month instead of 15 and add to the holdings at a pace of 15 billion per month instead of 20, a net reduction of combined 10 billion march month in those purchases. looking to the economy, the fomc says since it last met in june, the indications are that growth in the economic activity rebounded in the second quarter, the labor market conditions improved with unemployment rate declining further, however, a range of i

when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we lovex! >> thought we would talk about the bay bridge series because it is game two in oakland and game three and four tomorrow at at&t park and mostly sunny to mostly sunny and first pitch is 64 and cooling to 61. same as yesterday. moisture off to the east and north. it will stay away from us. good news if you are headed to lake tahoe, it will take away the record heat and 85 and muggy with scattered thunderstorms. we will be warmer than 100 in chico, palm springs at 110 and dangerous rip currents to the south. 75 in san diego and 83 in los angeles. safely travels. >> we have a report from san francisco that a car has slammed into a bank of america branch. this is at the corner of mission street and geneva avenue. mission street southbound is closed. traffic control is in affect. northbound traffic is open. traffic should be moo-ing -- moving through. avoid it. along 280 up the extension, 67 miles per hour over to portrero district. and 101 is slowing down approaching the curb and as you