if it starts peeling, that means it is time to do it. if it is solid, it is fine. >> you should climb into your well and clean that shock, those ducks. there is a drain out there. this is an endless source of leaks. there are all of these penetrations, so it must be kept immaculately clean. hardwood floors? here is what you do not do. you do not wash the floors with water. they get warped and water gets underneath the finnish and so on. there are special product. but the worst thing you can do is wash them with water. wipe them up. >> at most stores there is a system called bona. it comes with a mop and a spray , and we recommend for all of the installation we do. >> good. we also talked about carpet cleaning, that is straightforward. but one thing wall-to-wall carpet can have done is have it restretched, and if it starts to fold and bubble and so on, you can't have people, and they can knock it back in and restart the carpet and get more time out of it. also, i have this done every few years, go round with blue tape, and every place you

the fog is beginning to peel away from the south bay valleys and more in the north bay, but look at atl the way down in the coast. here is a look at the temperature trend today. starting out with the clouds in our east bay valleys. still hanging on there around fremont this morning but pretty soon peeling back until you reach the san mateo coast. that is where we're going see more clouds around davenport and santa cruz, afternoon sun but warming up just a little bit, upper 70s but the 80s far off to the north in cloverdale also out by the delta. as we look at the big picture, weak trough pushing through today. then we're going to look at a little warming on the back side of this system. as for today, sea breeze keeping numbers in a range in the upper 50s at our coast. a few low 80s, well below the norm. 78 in los angeles and 108 in palm springs. upper 80s in sacramento. in the south bay, 74. around 3:00, cupertino, 76. as you head up the peninsula you'll see the clouds here feeling the cooler weather the that' breeze with upper 50s, half moon bay. 71 in redwood city. 65 in millbrae, do

with the clouds peeling back at the coast you will see sunshine, but a cool day.-60s berkeley. 69 in. and castro valley at 71. as you head toward fairfield today, low 80s. nice afternoon there. 9 livermore. 76 in dublin. right here the fog firmly entrenched but afternoon sun and only 60 in monterey. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. today a little on the cool side but warming up a few degrees tomorrow. the trend continues on monday. then you notice we take another dip and we are talking about some sprinkles and a few light showers into tuesday. shouldn't amount to much. >> thank you, lisa. >>> the sharks make a big postseason trade. abc7 rick kwan has details in our morning sports. >> good morning. looking to improve their defense, the sharks made a major trade yesterday sending devin setoguchi, charlie coyle and a first round draft pick for setoguchi going to minnesota. they signed setoguchi to a new 3-year, $9 million contract. the 24-year-old got off to a slow start last season but came up bigs in the playoffs with 7 goals and three assists. burns should p

and thomas peele, investigative reporter for bay area news group on the chauncey bailey project. and carla marinucci, "san francisco chronicle," senior political editor. we're going to get to redistricting. which why is you're invited tonight. first we've got to talk about the budget. there have been talks going on all week. the deadline is right now. >> that's right. >> belva: what's happening? >> next wednesday. this has been going on for months. june 15th, the constitutional deadline. if these legislators don't get it together, they're going to be losing -- no budget no, pay is what the voters said when they passed prop 25. they'll be losing $402 a day. that's going to add up, we think, it may add a little fire to their passion to get the budget done this weekend, we hope. still, nothing really new there. jerry brown still wanting to extend these taxes, saying that it's necessary to close that $10 billion budget gap. and the republicans holding firm on that. we'll see. >> belva: well, if this redistricting commission has its way, there will be different kinds of people in many

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house minority leader nancy peel pole said congressman weiner exercised poor judgment in his actions and reaction to the actions and today made the right decision in resigning. ine in defeat anthony weiner suggested we may not have seen the last of him. >> i will look for other ways to contribute my talents that we live up to new york and american ideals. >> i think his future as an elected official is over, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have a future in politics or entertainment. >> entertainment? >> i think professor cane was referring to eliot spitser who resigned as governor and became a talk show host. political consultant maybe but it is hard to see the second act. >> maybe a reality show. >> besides the theater and this is having affect on the bay area folks beyond the theater. >> what does it make to the bay area. >> it was sucking up thox gen. they would rather talk about ryan's plan for medicare or republicans don't want to tax oil companies or rich people. >> and a book signing doesn't go as planned in san francisco. the republican presidential candidate pawlenty. two

found that 92 percent of the apples contain two or more pesticides even after they are washed and peeled. >> more pesticides are applied to extend the shelf life. the top five fruits and veggies are celery and strawberris and peaches and spinach. they suggest if you are concerned to buy the organic. >> it is a gorgeous weekend. it is warmer in most areas. but you haven't seen the heat yet. >> wait until the next few days . we get the fog over san francisco . we do have fog and the marine lawyer is compressing. that is the beginning of what is to come. >> it will clear quickly tomorrow and allowing the coastal areas to warm. here's what it looks like. and cool side on the coastline. and inland areas getting up in the mid-80s. 83 in concord right now . 71 in san jose and redwood city and san rafael. fog on the coast tonight and warmer in all areas tuesday and wednesday . starts to turn cooler on thursday. look for the temperatures in the 50s and really a comfortable night. it is warmer conditions. it is a warm day . 86 degrees. and mid-60s . if you don't like the heat it is the place to be

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if you can peel them, peel them. the third is milk. make sure it's pastorized and not raw. >> four american have gotten sick but that was aftercoming back from europe. >>> nato officials now confirm they used precision strike helicopters against targets in libya overnight. these are apache helicopters li leaving a french assault ship. they targeted a libyan radar installation and a military check point. this video was released by the british military. before that, they had only struck targets from fixed wing aircrafts. >>> gunfire sends demonstrators. this hamas, syriaering north of damascus. demonstrators and police fired massfly into the crowd of anti-government protesters. they estimate 80 people were killed. you have to rely on youtube because reporting is not allowed in syria. >>> the caseyan anthony sounds like a case of csi. they're discussing evidence found in the trunk of her daughter related to her daughter, caylee. this is how prosecutors make cases these days, especially when there's not an eyewitness to the crime. the scie

if you can peel them, peel them. the third area of risk is milk. make sure the milk you drink is pasteurized and not raw. >> even though they have a likely cause, european officials are warning the e. coli outbreak may not be over just yet. >>> anger and violence bubbling over in the middle oost. the border between syria and the golan heights. israel says that it fired warning shots to push back the crowd but a report on syrian television said 25 people were killed. more than 300 were said to have been hurt. >>> then to yemen where there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding that country's president. ali abdullah saleh is in the hospital following an attack on his palace. there's question about his injuries and when and if he'll return to yemen. there's start with the medical condition for the president. what have you learned? >> marty, we do know that president saleh was seriously injured in the attack on his palace on friday where not just he, but his prime minister, deputy prime minister and speaker of parliament were injured. we understand the pr

if you can peel them, peel them. the third area of risk is milk. make sure the milk you drink is pasturized and nat raw. >> lots of great information there. four americans have gotten sick after returning from europe. but there are no known cases of e. coli food contamination here in the united states. >>> let's get back to our top story of the hour. the death, still unconfirmed, of a major international terror suspect, a top leader in al qaeda. cnn's phil black is in islamabad getting more information on this. phil, why is it that we don't yet know if he's dead or alive? >> reporter: well, richelle, at the moment officials in pakistan, its military government and intelligence and u.s. officials as well, none of them are prepared to confirm this. we are told by his followers that ilyas kashmiri was killed in a u.s. drone strike in the tribal areas of pakistan overnight. the reason we're not getting official confirmation yet may be because he has been targeted in the past. he has narrowly escaped a number of strikes, and especially one in september

. >> reporter: maybe it was the peeling paint. maybe it was the old cafe frozen in another time.roadside motel and cabins, a road stop on legendary route 66. whatever it was walt wilson fell in love with this place, he and a friend bought the town. >> it looked like they were going to close it is what they were going to do. and it's too nice a place to you know just to let it go. >> reporter: that was in 1995. now amboy population seven is up for sale once again. >> it's time to let somebody else take over i've been here almost 10 years now. it's a lot of work. it's time for somebody to come in and finish up what we started. >> reporter: route 66 came through here in 1927 it was the beginning of amboy's golden age which peaked in the early 70s with the population of nearly 800. before the interstate slowly choked off life. but then it was a booming oasis in 1966 where beckburg named in his novel. >> matt mcguire and millton drove over here every couple of months. sometimes they just need a doze of amboy. >> most people bypass this looking for something better and they miss this.

tangerines, peel them gently, do not bruise them as you watch soldiers pass and pass the corner and over the canal over to the washed rin. if you find the kiss the section section save it for al, her husband. listen to the chamber maid thumping up the pillows and murmuring encouragement of the tails while she mutters the seduction and bicyclists who ride more than wheels, tear delicately from the soft pile of affections, each velvet string. you know, those white pulpie strings pull them off be careful. the sections of the tangerine are gone and i can not tell you why they are so magical. perhaps it's one little shell sheer of eunanimous until on a chinese bowl but crackles so tinny or crackles under your teeth or perhaps it's the rush of gold pulp underneath it or the perfume. i cannot tell. there must be someone, though, who knows what i mean. probably everyone does because of his own secret eatings. they don't do that kind of thing in blogs. thank you. [applause] >> the way it works if you raise your hand we'll get a microphone to you and i think given the breadth of topics in "sc

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peel them gently. do not bruise them. towards the watched rhine. separate each plump little pregnant crest isn't, if you kind the kiss, the secret section, save it for al. her husband. listen to the chamber mate murmuring her encouragement while she mutters the seduction of the bicyclist that rides more than wheels, tear from the pile of sections each velvet spring. young, there's white pulpy springs that hold to their skins. tear them off. be careful. the tangerines are gone. i cannot tell you why they are so magical. perhaps it's the shell, one layer on a chinese bowl. the crackle, so ultimately under your teeth or perhaps it is the rush of cold pulp just after it. or the perfume. i cannot tell. there must be someone though who knows what i mean. probably everyone does. because of his own secret eatings. don't do that kind of thing in blogs. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thanks. >> so the way if works if you raise your hand, we'll get a microphone to you. given at the topics in "scribble, scribble, scribble." i think we can ask about anythi

. >> one sheared off treetops and peeled off roofs. this is what is left of townhall. the church steeple was toppled. >> they snapped photos from the backyard and the highway as the twigs terrify went through. >> that was john hendron, "abc 7 news." >> it's mike nicco we want to hear of today because after all. >> are you sure you want to hear what i have to say? >> not really. >> what is going on? >> we have quite a lot coming up for little league and they get washed out. there is a lot of activities going on this weekend. we don't expect the kind of rain we're going to get, but we are looking at clouds hanging around the bay area. they are dropping rain. most of it not making to it ground as you look at live doppler. north bay really covered, sonoma county, so watch out for sprinkles during your morning commute. heading to the southeast, watch out over to napa and even contra costa county may get some over the next hour or so. temperatures in the 40s and 50s, slightly cooler than yesterday morning due to the fact clouds are moving in. around the monterey bay you can

if you can peel them, peel them.rea of risk is milk and make sure the milk you drink is pasteurized and not raw. >> we appreciate you hopping on the line. good information this morning. like you are hearing the doctor say, it's not here. there's always a risk of some kind. don't want to freak anybody out about it happening here in the u.s., but a good time to serve as a reminder to, once again, protect ourselves against e. coli. >>> they are calling it pure gold. sweet potatoes of all things. our tom foreman tells us how this simple food is helping build up america. >> it's like watching a magic trick. a tractor rolls over the bare dirt and a tractor drags behind and there they are. the green shoots of sweet potatoes. no more wonderful sight for jerome vick. >> approximately 50% of the farm income on this farm. >> reporter: and right now they are pure gold for many in this state. >> right here in this field is the capital. north carolina is the capital of sweet potatoes. bar none. >> reporter: the north carolina swee

look for the clouds to peel back from the coast.ratures today we are talking 60s around the bay. right now you notice emeryville has a little sun and cloudiness out there. in terms of high temperatures, notice where it's cool. that's where the fog will be throughout the day. half moon bay 59. 72 in fremont with low 70s in vallejo, 85 clear lake. morgan hill 80. we are cooler than average but tomorrow warming up a few degrees. the trend continues on monday. by tuesday we are talking a weak system that could bring some light showers to the north bay, then when that system passes we are going to warm up. maybe some 90s by the end of next week. >> what's going on? thanks, lisa. thank you for joining us on abc7 news saturday morning. our next newscast starts at 8:00 a.m. good morning america is next and you can stay connected 24-7 at abc7news.com. see you in a bit.

residents of island can determine their own future. [ cheers ] >> president obama told the puerto rican peel to make a decision and his administration will back him up. campaign watchers say he's building support from the more than 400,000 who in-- 400 million who live on the mainland. >>> the muni contract, you in -- the new contract includes a wage freeze and it allows them to use part-time workers and that will help produce overtime costs and it had save the agency $38 million over the next three years. >>> just ahead, fire leaves some bay area people homeless. >>> it's being called the jetliner of the future. it's an interesting proposal that could end the argument over window seats. if you thought it was hot in the bay area yesterday, just wait. rosemary will tell you how hot it had be this afternoon. >> reporter: detectives are still -- >> it will be this afternoon. >> reporter: detective are investigating a homicide. >>> a long island street sweeper is recovering from injuries. emergency responders hipped free the man -- helped free the man early their morning. he was in the bottom of

peeling off the layer by noon as temperatures are expected in the low 70s in san jose. this is where our highs were last week. so, we're going to climb into the 80s. already noticing summer like weather. the ridge of high pressure setting up in the pacific. we could see some very warm weeks ahead. really nothing to report in terms of possible rain chances. as we head through the next 15 days. 80 in san jose, 82 in gilroy, 82 in livermore and the sheet on tomorrow and wednesday. warm weather, we're going to warm up to the upper 50s for our low. so it's starting to feel summer like. make sure if you work outside, you drink lots of water, bring the sun screen with you. our uv index is up there. let's check your drive now. see if your speeds are up there with monique. >> good morning. let's say this morning' es commute is feeling monday like. here is the approach to the bay bridge. traffic is moving at top speeds. we have several incidents to tell you about this morning. let's get right to it. two problems in oakland westbound 580 at 98. accident blocking the number 4 lane.

so if both sides were tempered and it broke, you know, this whole thing would peel -- you know, would fall over, you know, with this plastic in between, if it didn't have the century guard that -- the new depont stuff which is going to keep it rigid. but if we used heat strengthened on one side and tempered on the other, the two will still remain rigid. >> i want to thank you all for coming. i want to thank ken paige for this extremely exciting and illuminating adventure today in glazing. and invite you all to come next month when we talk about how to plan a home remodel, and thank you all very much. >> thank you for coming. >> [applause.]

when they had complained about the painting appealing -- peeling, they put in new. now, the wall they are talking about that was damaged by the collapsed roof, quote-unquote, this wall below with the exposed stud is the existing wall. this is the wall that i was talking about that they're building had a problem behind -- their building had a problem behind and should be taken down and put back up. as you can see this wall, structurally, the wood is in very good shape. unless you have questions? commissioner fung: counselor, one of the photographs provided that was given to us tonight shows a photograph across the links of the walt. >> you are talking about the package of the neighbor? commissioner fung: yes. yes, just tonight. i am not even sure i am asking the right questions based on the fact that this is a sight permit versus a structural package, -- a site permit versus is structural -- versus a structural permit. as to the alteration portion, the existing structural framing looks like it varies in size. >> are we talking about this photograph? commissioner fung

otherwise, we'll peel back those clouds that have plenty of sunshine. out at 82 drews in sai know ma. 50s in simpson beach. winds will be out of the south wise, especially east of the bay. 82 degrees in danville. outside number will be 83 degrees. brentwood, tracy, mountain house, discovery bay. otherwise you have the strings of 50s and 60s along the coast. a pair of 7's in santa clara which is 10 to 15 degrees below average for this time of the year. that is saturday, but sunday is going to pan out to be a warmer day for father's day. upper 50s. tolt men in high, 80s. and speak of father's day, this sunday it's a father's day spirted run. this is really fun. i've been there almost every year. not running, the dads run. i'm out there cheering them on. lots of sunshine. so there you have your father's day. the warmest of the two dais coming up and high pressure builds in with an offshore flow. by the way, i know you're happy with this. similar arrives on tuesday. >> that's great. thank you very much. we go back to our story now about seniors feeling betr

a new study shows the waxy acid inside the apple peel could increase the size and strength of musclesers at the university of iowa gave the substance to mice and found it works! more benefits, it all reduced body fat and cholesterol. probably have to eat 30 of them, though. [ laughter ] >> scientists hope to conduct similar tests with people. >> probably more like 10. >>> move over, wie. nintendo has unveiled the w i- u. they released the device in the gaming convention in l.a. it has a tap type game controller and provides live interaction with other game players, video calling and web browsing access. >> it looks like an ipad but meant to work with a home console as well and you can use it like a little second tv screen. >> the wii-u is compatible with the existing wii accessories. it's due in stores next year. if it's anything like the wii, it will sell like you know what. >>> a big deadlock in big d. >> the nba finals all tied up at 2 games apiece. the miami heat missing a game time three-pointer -- a game tying three pointer as time expired last night. they blew a 9 point lead in

peeling back to the peninsula and the seashore and playing tag with the beaches during the day. that's going to be the scenario all weekend as this -- the bottom line is, we do become overcast tonight, into the 40s and 50s. tomorrow with the westerly wind 10 to 20, numbers similar to today. upper os at the beaches. 70 in oakland and low 80s in our inland areas. this sunday we do have, not just a sunday, but all weekend. we have big highs. the alameda county fair tomorrow. the extended forecast calls for little change, then we bump up that chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. santa cruz mountains to the south. that's an interesting scenario and dry conditions by thursday. my pick. eric was saying hey, go kel. >> i love it. keep them coming at cbs5.com. >> you open the door. next thing you know i'm going to have a picture of mr. rusty. >> and blue kitty. >> the names liked them a long time ago. >> could happen. >> most of us can't tell what tomorrow will bring. ken reads tonight's horizon in tonight's good question. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the

you can't peel something off an apple and not call it an apple.ing camp for michael. everything he did afterwards were just things that had he accomplished during the jackson 5 as far as his dance movement and his -- everything about him, his video ideas, everything. we used to brainstorm and talk about things that was out of the circle and try to couple with things that were unusual and different. that was our whole thing. wented to be different. >> it certainly was different. tito jackson, thank so much for sharing your amazing story with us tonight. this is it for real star stories, the jackson 5. i'm a.j. hammer. thank you for watching. for the latest entertainment, check out check out cnn.com/showbiztonight. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we share. shop from anywhere. and are always connected. we live in a social world. isn't it time we had a social currency to match? membership rewards points from american express. use them to get the things you love from amazon.com, ticketmaster.com, and more unexpected places. they're a social curre

i took my 4-year-old daughter to school on the way, so i had to peel off. it is one thing when you are writing by yourself. it is quite another when you are bringing your children through the city. we started seeing the median coming in. what a difference it makes on that street. thank you for all that advocacy. even if you do not see it, those of us in this city feel it every day. thank you. [applause] >> finally, none of day achievements we are celebrating today would be nothing without the san francisco mta leadership. i want to bring up director brand and. >> good morning, everyone. i am on the board of the mta, and i am thrilled to be here. i love this city and bike to work day is like christmas for all of us. the sfmta is at the forefront of providing support for this event. a lot of the speakers have mentioned the green by claims, improvements, park lit, thing that make our city more livable. so i want to thank the staff of the mta. i see a lot of you out there now. just to hear the support from the board of supervisors and know that the board of sup

peeling back to reveal sunshine, a pair of 7's, which is two degrees off its mark.with little clearing. low 80s toward the delta. east of the bay from 70 in alameda to 80 in pleasant hill. low 80s and pleasantton. home of the 99th annual fair where it will be in the mid and high 80s by sunday. now starting with the peninsula, 60s and 70s will be common with areas of patchy fog. it appears as if we will have sunday as the warmest day. monday we'll hang on to this weather pattern. slight chance of rain by tuesday night into wednesday. and look at the temperatures drop significantly beginning to warm back up on thursday, friday. lemonade sale today. the girls in the hood, they were getting together and they had their own lemonade sale to raise money to fight the big fight against breast cancer. hey kim, what's up in your world? >> a little bummed out. the sharks trade one of their young forwards for an all star and after a couple days off, torres returns to the lineup. torres returns to the lineup. sports is next. ,,,,,,,, man: everybody knows you should save for retir

think it's really important for folks to understand it's a complicated issue obviously, but when you peel away that onion, you begin to really understand what he's going on. and that's helpful i think for the consumers to understand that. and i think the reporting that's been going on about gas prices is getting better and better because everybody's getting educated. so you start with something like, well, looking at these recent strends, why are gas prices going up, why are they going down, what's causing that. and you start asking yourself really what impact does the oil -- or the crude prices have on the cost of what we all pay at the gas pump. >> what impact does the price have on the cost of what we pay? >> two-thirds to these-quarters of what we pay at the gas pump is from the price much the cost of crude oil. so that's before it's ever refined or brought to a gas station. why is crude oil important? it is the raw product. comes out of ground. has to be made into something valuable. >> oil companies don't set oil prices. corn farmers don't set corn prices. they're as surprised as ev

notice this how far inland the clouds do extend before they begin to peel back at the bay and work theiro the immediate seashore. so the temperatures at the coast are going to be really influenced by that deck of clouds. all be it patchy with a cooler air mass as well. the trough to the north of us enhancing. summertime weather pattern returning right here to the bay area. tomorrow daytime highs trending upwards to the mid 60s around the bay. as warm as 79 degrees in fairfield. back into discovery bay. now tomorrow with the dryer air mass, we also are going to have problems as far as our report is concerned. it's the juniper trees on the medium side. grasses come into play as well. take a look at this and see if ewe can go out to play. our temperatures are going up with the warmest day of the workweek on thursday. yes, go ahead. we have been waiting a long time for this. dry weather pattern continues through tuesday. take a look at my picks. mary sent this in saying this was the reported temperature in her backyard today. no she didn't. it was 79 degrees in napa. we trust mary. >> mary i

little below average, tomorrow for your morning commute, everybody is grey, then the clouds gradually peelk to the coast. temperatures 50s and 60ings, but you know, i'm gonna put it on out there for you. tomorrow will be very similar to today. turning sunny and mild. over the weekend we'll hold this weather pattern, very steady temperatures, then by tuesday there is a chance of rain in the forecast. albeit a 10% chance but it's out there from the santa cruz mountains to the south as an area of high pressure pushes through the veil and taps into tropical moisture. but these are the clouds that will greet you tomorrow for your morning commute. as the day progresses they dial back to the sea shore and play tag with the beaches. keeping the temperatures 50s and 60, that enhanced marine layer is all due to this low pressure anchored off the pacific northwest coast and will be dangling there the next three to four days. with the blanket of clouds overnight tonight temperatures in the mid-40s in santa rosa to the north, 5 0's, 53 degrees from oakmont to piedmont. an inteen you're sex of our bay a

that the chemicals turned up even after the produce was washed for ten seconds, in some cases even peeledch means that the chemicals were not just on the surface but inside the fruits and vegetables themselves. the advocacy group identified its so-called dirty dozen, fruits and vegetables it says contains the most vegetables. apples, celery, strawberries and peaches. the u.s. department of agriculture, which conducted the test, told abc news, quote, overall pesticide residues found on foods tested are at levels below the tolerances set by the epa ch. industry groups go further saying the environmental working group far overplayed the numbers saying that 99.7% of the federal government samples were within safety limits. what do you say to families who say they don't want to bring this into their house at all? >> the dangers of not eating fruits and vegetables far outweighs the risk involved of the pesticides on the products. >> reporter: on that point, the environmental working group agreed. but for the dirty dozen, it does recommend choose organic when you can. bottom line, use caution, b

then those clouds peel back to the coast by the midafternoon hours. pretty steady temperatures not only friday but through the weekend as this area of low pressure dangles off the pacific northwest coast. so tonight, becoming overcast in the 40s and 50s. i hope you notice a difference with those refreshing temperatures last night. meanwhile tomorrow's temperatures anywhere from 59 in pacific could to 85 in concord. if you are heading to the alameda county fair in pleasanton, warm temperatures there, fairly nice. i couldn't help myself, fairfield nice at the fair? there is the extended forecast -- fairly nice at the fair? there is the extended forecast. a 10% chance of rain only on tuesday and wednesday and the far reaches of the southern district stow santa cruz mountains and monterey. i got excited when i started seeing the computer models alluding to that. >> crazy. >> nothing to complain about. >> nothing out of the ordinary. >> thanks, ro. >>> there may not be a fireworks spectacular this year for vallejo on the 4th of july. the reason comes as no

the bottle on the peeling sill, is it filled with green, or is the liquid an illusion of fullness? how summer's children turn into fish and rain softens men. how the elements of summer nights bid us to get down with each other on the unplaned floor. and this feels painfully beautiful whether or not it will change the world one drop. ( applause ) thank you.

also a neuro scientist who is literally peeling back your subconscious. put it this way, you don't have as much control over yourself as you think you do. we'll explain. >>> a top race car driver beating diabetes with the help of his dad and a little ingenuity. >>> but first picture this -- a family loses a beloved sister and then discovers it was suicide. and then they realize someone else helped her do it. we're going to hear from them in a moment and from the man who some people are calling the new dr. death. the original dr. death, of course, was dr. jack kevorkian who died last week of natural illness at the age of 83. in his last tv interview ever, he revealed a pretty grim view of life in general. >> shopenauer said it nicely, what crime has this child committed that it should be born? >> that's a profound -- it's a deeply pessimistic thing to hear. >> it's very sensible. >> according to a gallup poll, >> americans are split down the middle, as to whether assisted suicide is morally okay. while the public is evenly divided only two states, organ or