they were charging phoenix jones because i'm phoenix jones.ar person and i had regularly pepper sprayed someone in a fight, they would have shook my hand and sent me away. so i wore the suit because that's what this was about. it was a double statement. megyn: final question, got to go quickly. the question is, will you continue to patrol, phoenix? >> absolutely. saturday, 10:00, first and pike. i'm starting a patrol. anyone can join me. i'll see you guys on the streets. megyn: i want to tell our seers, e-mail says, god bless this guy, we're 100% behind this hero! >> phoenix jones for congress. megyn: we'll be right back. [laughter] for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the actual whole grain while the otr guy's flake is more processed. mmm. great grains. the whole whole grain cereal. when they taste the food that you cooked, it does something to your heart. i think what people like most about the grilled food is the taste. the flavor comes from that oak wood. the shmp, the fresh fish, the stea

>> phoenix agent bill newell authorized the operation. sending guns south would expose the gun trafficking network. from the gunmen and money men in mexico to the smugglers, transporters and straw buyerings. >> they purchased over a thousand firearms. some of the purse were procuring them at 10 to 20 at a time. at the same time approximately 200 firearms in the investigation were recovered in the united states and mexico. i could not believe that someone in atf would so callously let firms wind up in the hands of criminals. >> in the u.s. guns have shown up in arizona and texas. mexico they have been found at crime scenes from tijuana to acapulco. >> how many people were killed or injured here in mexico as a result of fast and furious? hundreds, officials say, but the exact number is not known. why? because when mexico attempted to trace the guns, the u.s. said the information did not exist when in fact if did. which is why many feel betrayed. >> i obviously feel violated. i feel my country's sovereignty was violated. >> he heads mexico's

and she takes off her shoes and starts beating up phoenix jones.olks in the seattle area know him very well. as do police. but in this situation, police thought he took his crime fighting actions just a bit too far and they arrested him on four counts of assault. the folks in this alleged fight say they were just down the street dancing. >> i think the reason why this is making news is because he was finally arrested for doing something. >> criminal. >> i like what he's doing. you say he has no authority but he does have a right and his point is if everybody reported crime there would be no crime. so he says get out there, report crime, be a good citizen. >> he's not reporting crime. he's trying to fight crime. >> fighting somebody in the street and i got peppered sprayed by somebody who wasn't the cops i would be pretty -- >> he said it was self-defense. in the video you see two women going after him and his friend, punching and hitting him with the shoe. >> i think this guy needs a girlfriend or a hobby. i don't know. >> he has a woman and two ki

. >> greta: welcome to phoenix, arizona. and we are here celebrating the 15th anniversary of the fox news channel and we have a very special show tonight with very special guests. arizona governor jan brewer is here. arizona senate president russell pierce who is facing a recall election will be here in minutes. we will take you to the border with the arizona border patrol. plus, we're going to bring you back to some of the best moments from "on the record" over the years. this is a big night for "on the record." and, first, a guest you all know, former vice president dan quayle joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. congratulations to you and fox. 15 great years. many more. we hope. >> greta: absolutely. >> fair and balanced. >> greta: use that for an ad. >> exactly. >> greta: love your state fair. >> you are interested in political history. i'm going to give you a little political history from my perspective in the arizona state fair. it was back in 1958 when i lived here. i grew up here in arizona. i was with my wo

one accident happened closer to phoenix.he other two pileups were about 60 miles south of the valley. >> i understand that they had trouble airlift something of the injured to hospitals because they couldn't get choppers up because of the dust storm in the area. >> that's right. you could see all the emergency vehicles there. it closed the freeway in both directions. traffic affected for hours. here's the thing, that's not the only inclement weather they had in phoenix. in the northwest valley of phoenix, somebody caught this on video. eric beatty posted this video. he says during the video, the barometric pressure dropped from 29.9 to 29.7. winds became very strong. there was no rain, no wall of dust. he said what you see is just this huge dust devil. >> you can't see through that. that gives you an idea of what gets blown across the road, and how qckly it can happen and just how quickly you lose your siht miles an hour, those speed limits are, people jam on the brakes and that's what causes those pileups. it's sad. >> you

and when i got here, the phoenix house was ready for me to come in. i had been through a few programs before and i had always failed to create a social support system for myself. through this new start program at [inaudible] i developed a core group of men that have, to this day, become my close friends, and supporters. i do have that sense of security for myself. i always know i have a place to go. at my worst moment i can come up here and just sit and hang out if i need to. what i do to help people that are still in the program is i like to come back to this place, the phoenix house, i like to offer up support, i like to be a guiding light, someone who has gone ahead of where they are at now, because people did that for me, and that is what gave me hope and encouragement and helped me along the road of sobriety. i think what keeps adults coming to phoenix house is the modality of treatment that we have, which is peer driven. they get a lot of support from their peers and they begin to have a sense of family, and i think that community feeling and ha

i want that in the united states here in phoenix to help us with the economy. that brings me to the third point and that is the notion of dynamic talent is a tricky concept in the united states. we don't know in modern economies what helps an economy continue to grow and to remain strong and to prosper as it inknow vates, particularly as the economy and the culture and the society becomes relatively

phoenix gets up to 79. and albuquerque, 69. >>> and coming up, apple's new era without steve jobs. we ask the experts what consumers can expect in the years to come. >>> and later, a fifth inning stretch. game interrupted by a squirrel. b >>> just like the scene at apple stores around the world, a memorial has sprung up outside of apple headquarters in northern california for the man known as the king of cupertino, as apple begins a new era without its iconic guru. >>> the second-most valuable company, opinions are mixed. while some say jobs left apple in good hands and the company is strong right now. others think apple will struggle without him. jobs attracted some of the best talent of silicon valley to apple. the question is whether they will follow his vision, and adapt to a changing marketplace. >>> and microsoft might be thinking about buying yahoo! again. its take overbid three years ago ended after a bitter fight. microsoft is just one of several potential suitors. >>> overseas markets this morning are higher on optimism about europe and the u.s. tokyo's nikkei average pic

. >>> the phoenix, arizona area escorted a big victory by securing the super bowl 2015. super bowl 49. the biggest game will be held at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale, the same facility that hol hosted in 2008. that game brought a half billion dollars to the phoenix area. >>> another big milestone in the renovation of the memorial stadium. here is a look from news chopper two and putting into place the final sections of the new two story press box. it will provide sweeping views of the bay and the 321 million-dollar stadium renovation is on track to be finished by next fall. uc berkeley students, faculty and staff were vaccinated as health officials try to stop the largest ever mumps outbreak on campus. nine cases have been confirmed and 35 others suspected. hundreds were vaccinated at today's clinic and another scheduled for friday. the cdc says it's providing the university with extra doses of the mumps vaccine. >>> authorities are investigating a bomb scare. it happened around 11:00 this morning. the principal says a man told a security guard there was

just a few weeks ago, dale was hired as a supervisor by lyons roofing, a phoenix firm. ann pepper of lyons roofing says the outfit had to add nearly 50 employees to a staff of 75 quickly after the hail storm hit. >> it's not just growth. i mean, we've had the best year we've ever had. we still have work and will have work, like i said, through the first quarter of 2012. >> reporter: but home remodeling and repair also are creating jobs. rosie romero is a long-time contractor and hosts a radio show on home improvement that broadcasts throughout arizona. >> you know, what we're seeing right now is those folks that wanted to remodel in '06 or '07 or '08, and then the economy did what it did, and they caught their breath and then they held their breath for the last three or four or five years. well, now they're exhaling a little bit and saying, "you know what? i'm going to do that project that i've been waiting four years for, but i'm going to scale it back. i'm going to scale it down." >> reporter: aruna murthy is an economist with the state of arizona who tracks employmen

i want that in the united states here in phoenix to help us with the economy. that brings me to the third point and that is the notion of dynamic talent is a tricky concept in the united states. we don't know in modern economies what helps an economy continue to grow and to remain strong and to prosper as it inknow vates, particularly as the economy and the culture and the society becomes relatively well off. it is a known phenomena that it is hard for individuals who are relatively well off to take outsized risk and put everything on the line. back to my original story, if you think about the swimmers in the contest, in order for the united states to prosper, we need lots of swimmers who are willing to get in the water and swim and save nothing for the trip back because they are the type of person who will do whatever it takes, work as hard as is needed and get to the other side without saving energy to get back. and this shows up in what we now have as the crystal clear data in the last several years largely funded by the kaufman foundation out of kansas city

. >> reporter: wearing his signature black and gold mask, phoenix jones enters the hall of justice.ng county jail courtroom number two to be exact. seattle still proclaimed crime fighter in court this morning to answer for his actions in this video. the video, shot by a local production company following jones, as he tried to break up what he thought was a fight between a group of people. but the crowd turned on him. one woman repeatedly chased him and beat him with her shoe. jones fired pepper spray at a man who charged him and the crime fighter was arrested for investigation of misdemeanor assault and according to the police report, that supposed fight was a group of friends dancing and messing around. in court, jones identity was nearly revealed when the so-called super hero was asked to follow the court's no hat rule like everyone else so he switched seats. a few minutes later, a judge told jones attorney no charges would be filed against him and the mask went back on. but not for long. >> no charges filed so i will continue to patrol. >> reporter: outside the court, jones revea

one more shot of the phoenix always nice to look at phoenix.her record high at international falls today current temperatures extraordinarily in the '70s to the west higher than normal high temperatures in many locations this time of the year. a close- up view of the warm air shifting eastward with time we ought to get in on that later in the week building temperatures up except for lake breezes how much temperature have increased the last 24 hours south southeast wind, tonight in many areas allow us to drop the dew point going to be cool in the suburbs good news mold spores after terrible brought last couple of weeks we can see 70 degree high temperatures for tuesday debris cloud is over the weekend next week felt around the sun. shourd looks like going to stay warm. could the longest streak of 70 plus temperatures and 38 years. 77 percent of october 80 degree temperatures on the other hand 52% of october can see snow so a month with radical matterwhether. such a very radical weather pattern across the country. accumulating snow at higher elev

bill: superhero phoenix jones. martha: are you going to dress as superhero phoenix jones?used of using pepper spray on a group of folks leaving a nightclub. jones says his real name is benjamin fedor, he patrols downtown seattle, keeps the law in line. says he was just doing his job, trying to break up a fight that night. >> i'm just like everyone else. the only difference is that i decided to make a difference and fight crime in my neighborhood, in my area. i intend to keep making that difference. the charges are false. the video shows that. bill: prosecutors have not decided whether or not they'll continue to charge him. superhero phoenix jones is live with megyn today at 1:00. martha: i like that video. i kind of like superhero phoenix jones! we'll see what they decide in court but i think you could do worse than a phoenix jones, is that his name, costume? as most moms know, if you can get all three kids into a costume, you're doing well. and a costume for me is probably not in the cards. bill: gotcha. we'll see whether or not he wears the mask at 1:00 today or whether

it was hatched in the phoenix office of the a.t.f. and the sad part about it is that the supervisors in the phoenix office never communicated with people higher up. and all the evidence that i've seen points to the fact that this was more of a local issue that never got to higher-ups. and certainly there is nothing, that nobody has said that the attorney general was briefed about it. >> schieffer: do you... some people have actually said that the chairman is on a witch hunt here. do you agree with that? >> i do. i think chairman issa has come up with some very unfortunate statements about the chief law enforcement officer in our country. he's come up with these statements and then he goes in search of the facts. we've seen this over and over again. for example, bob, the man in charge of the a.t.f.has told us, as told mr. issa that he never communicated the controversial tactics with regard to fast and furious to attorney general holder. and as a matter of fact 15 folks in... because you know why he didn't do it? because he didn't know

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yesterday was 97, hot in phoenix. beautiful weather from la to san diego to phoenix. and the weather pattern has not changed much. it is still pretty mild. really typical for a clear night in the fall. we're rally going to talk about no clouds. maybe a little bit of clouds right along the california coast. that will change as we go throughout tomorrow. the high pressure slides away and we will watch the onshore flow continuing. today is a day if you want to bundle it up and appreciate it. it's going to be a great summer, beginning of fall, instead of the end of fall. one little lone spot has a chance of rain. >> thank you so much. >>> also coming up, europe sinks stocks again. a blackberry peace offering. and the app that nailed a cheating wife. your early-morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, hollywood cat fight. a war of words between two women who apparently have been feuding for quite some time. >>> coming up, a pro bowl wide receiver is traded, the jets get a much-needed lift, and a victory that was 15 years in the making. you're watching "earl

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yesterday was 99 in phoenix. you notice a pretty big contrast. almost 30 degrees cooler. portland was only 56. that is the weather pattern we are in. we have the plume of clouds coming in. not a lot of wet weather. a big ridge of high pressure instead of being off the coast has shifted off the shore. we're not going to get that effect when the sinking air comes off. 99 still in phoenix, you are the warm spot. nice weather all the way up the coast with the weather conditions. looks like that will stick around for most of your weekend. pretty nice and quiet weekend. >> thank you so much. 6 >>> coming up, bank stops wobble, google shines and something you should know before getting rid of your kids' marbles. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a tinseltown train wreck is asked by a charitable organization to no longer volunteer her services. >>> coming up, the seahawks want lebron james. what is more frightening, a monster or a wolf? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are som

tonight the nfl awarded the super bowl to a phoenix suburb.will be the third time the phoenix area has hosted the game. in 2008 the university of fee mix host -- fee in addition hosted the -- fee neeks hosted the souper bowl. there is more speculation that the city of los angeles may try to lure the raiders back south. the international business times reports that it is responsible. in a -- it is possible. at least three unnamed three -- team owners say they would be reseptemberable to moving the raiders back. davis met with the developers of la's downtown stadium six months ago but those talks went nowhere. >>> tonight on a special edition of the news just ahead of game three between the tigers and the rangers it all starts at 4:00 and we talk about the rain that is growing grape growers a double whammy. all right. our next newscast is the channel 2 news at 4:00. that's going to do it for us near at noon. have a great day. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne.

. >>> phoenix marketing international released its annual ranking of millionaires per capita by stateyland just beat out highway highway for the top spot. phoenix estimates the number of millionaires in the country grew by 7% last year alone. >>> she was astranded alone at the south pole for weeks. this morning she is going to be out, speaking about her experience and how she is doing. rene nicole deseur went to new zealand and is now at johns hopkins, where she is receiving treatment. >>> charlie, we are talking about a change that has come upon us this morning. because we are very cold. we have a few clouds out there, but high pressure is going to build in behind this front that passed overnight. very cold air which we are already feeling. that is going to stick with us throughout the day. cold again as we go through the night and then we look forward to some snow. i want to show you what's going on here. it is a tropical storm here. the wind sustained at 50 miles per hour moving to the north northeast at 50 miles per hour. staying away from cuba, staying away from florida. let's ta

yesterday's high temperatures was 97 in phoenix. vegas was 94.hese are very summer-like heat or close to it. we are mild in california. 80s inland. northwest is a little cooler. that was really about it. as we start your morning today you definitely need a jacket. maybe a light coat or a sweater. we will be carrying a lot of sweaters and jackets home. with sunshine it will be very warm. a little weak system is kicking through the rockies. that's gone and high pressure replaces it. maybe wednesday we will get a little rain in the northwest, but that's about it. just a gorgeous day. near 100 in phoenix. in la, you look to be 80 to 85 all week long. that's aany areas. pr >>> can't really complain. a nice weekend in the west. >> i should go visit mom. 90 degrees in vegas? >> if you want to swim in the pool still, yeah. >> i do o. >>> the week ahead on wall street, a deal to help shore up kodak and why your boss need not worry about ambition from below. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, this movie and its big stars ma

vegas and phoenix looking good. nothing much changes. we stay showery in the northwest, sunny through california arizona and nevada. idaho looks good too. temperatures nice and warm this afternoon. if you are watching us in hawaii, enjoy a tour of hawaii's night sky in a planetarium program. that is your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. with halloween around the corner, it is appropriate this weekend's expected box office champ is said to be terrifying. the third installment of the popular "paranormal activity" horror franchise should finish number one with around $35 million. also new this weekend, the latest of almost countless film versions of the classic "the three musketeers" however this one headlining a woman is filled with special effects and new twists. it's expected to take second with about $15 million. fans of mr. bean's rowen atkinson will head to johnny english reborn, a sequel to 2003 spy comedy "johnny english" expected to finish fifth with

california warms up along with phoenix. by the time we get to sunday's forecast, the northwest is the only area still dealing with less than ideal conditions. looks like a beautiful sunday down in southern california. if you are watching us on knbc in la in nearby long beach, see a presentation of dracula at the long beach play house. that's your pacific event of the day. >> we will work on the music. i try to be a good side kick. now is here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. two movie contenders are set to duke it out at the box office. futuristic film "real steel" stars hugh jackman as a former boxer who helps build and train a boxing robot. experts say the sci-fi sport family hybrid has broad appeal and likely take the top spot with around $25 million. >>> the "ides of march" starring, distributed and co-written by george clooney is about the presidential workings of a presidential campaign and boasts big name including ryan gosling, philip seymour hoffman and marisa tomei and expected to debut in second wit

and 78 in phoenix. salt lake city only gets up to 47. boise, 51. mostly 50s for the middle of the country. 54 here in the big apple. 75 in atlanta. and 85 in miami. >>> and coming up after the break, why the latest testimony in the michael jackson manslaughter trial brought conrad murray to tears. >>> then, european leaders reached a deal overnight to bail out greece. how the world markets are reacting. >>> also this morning, what was it that really killed singer amy winehouse? details on that and more when "america this morning" continues right after this. >>> welcome back, everybody. there is a deal this morning to solve europe's two-year-old debt crisis. overnight, european leaders got banks to agree to take a 50% loss of face value of greek debt. fears that there wouldn't be a solution have been hurting the financial markets. >>> and as a result of that european deal, overseas markets are opening higher this morning. tokyo's nikkei average jumped 178 points today. hong kong's hang seng, 432 points. in london, the ftse opened higher. on wall str

>> this is video of phoenix jones in action. >> why does that guy have a clown outfit on. >> he looks >> okay look at the clown outfit. >> what is going on here. this is all crazy. >> maybe that is a super villain. >>> he is running away from a girl. >>> where did you get that video sam. sam is now not talking. >> he looks like he was in pulp fiction. >> and then the way it was shot i feel that is something weird. >> we don't know all the behind the scenes stories. >> all right that a white dodge caravan spotted near an atm in prince georges county. >>> a lawyer for the maryland man held in aruba filed a new appeal for his release. his attorney asked the court to immediately release his client or at least free him pending any trial. the gaithersburg business man is being held in connection with the presumed death of robin gardener, he denies any wrong doing he says gardener was swept out to sea while they were snorkeling. >>> the prosecution in the trial of michael jackson's doctor is winding down. prosecutors are planning to wrap up the case by calling experts, to help make sense of

and then from phoenix distributing it throughout the rest of the southwest. the first trip i took out there, we hit this mountain range right at the edge of the dunes. and we were carrying, i don't know, on that trip we were maybe carrying 80 or 90 pounds of water and moving it out to the sand and then we'd drop a cache and then go back and get more water and drop a cache. we were trying to get to the sea of cortez, that was one of the things on our mind, but this landscape, it starts turning your mind inward or outward or it gets hard to tell which way it turns it because it's a psychological place. there's no end to your horizons. the sky is infinite, the sand is infinite. it's hard to keep your focus because you are constantly using peripheral vision looking all around you. it doesn't matter which way you walk after a while, you are just wandering. and so on the first trip out there, we didn't get to the sea because we just ended up wandering. it happens out there. you have a plan but the landscape becomes beautiful in a way that you weren't expecting and

it will be the third super bowl to be played in the phoenix area.py to go to the desert after the 2014 super bowl which will be played outdoors in the winter at the new jersey meadowlands. i'm cold just thinking about that. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and a big blow for dr. conrad murray at the michael jackson manslaughter trial. >> announcer: sports sponsored by just for men hair color. live forward. ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. showers are moving into the northeast with heavy rain likely later in the day. portions of the southeast are starting to dry out. and severe storms will range from minnesota all the way to texas. >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. >>> the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert after a plot to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the united states was foiled. the plot is tied to iran's government. >>> and at last night's republican presidential debate in new hampshire, mitt romney defended parts of the wall stre

freeway runs between tucson and phoenix. at least 15 people were hurt.ust storm reduced visibility to near zero. the interstate was closed for several hours while crews treated the injured and removed vehicles. >>> 4:50. sure you her the wind this morning and probably rain. >> hard to sleep for a while there >> it was kind of noisey at times. 4: . all is -- 4:51. all is quieter around san francisco still have breezes to contend with and leftover residual moisture from last night's rain. the solid line moving through the south bay just about nearing morgan hill and pulling out of san jose. monterey bay wet, highway 5, 25, interstate 5, highway 25, 152, 101, all those around that area going to be wet and tricky to travel through. 61 mountain view, rest mid to upper 50s. 61 monterey everybody else mid to upper 50s.:t we will have showers and storms with thunder, possibly small hail today and tomorrow. sierra snow storm ends tonight. calmer, brighter, warmer weather throughout the weekend not only here but up in the sierra. today upper 50s around ukiah, clea

noed was ordere down in eight phoenix area mcdonald's. the restaurant says it's committed to making sure its play areas are clean and safe. >> kids carry germs. i can see they would be kind of, you know, nasty places. >>> a shoutout to our viewers in the motor city this morning, who might be a little sleepy right now. a new survey found that detroit is the nation's most sleep-deprived city. that's followed by birmingham, alabama and oklahoma city. >> the majority of cities where people got the most rest were health conscious, california, dallas, and richmond, virginia. >> the hustle and bustle of new york. >> it never sleeps. >> i wonder where we fall on that list. we'll have to check that out during the next commercial break. >>> for some of you, your local news is coming up next. >> for everyone else, we'll be back with the science of smiling. a new study out that says, get this, a smile a day can actually keep the blues away. some simple at vice for a happier life when we come back, right after the break. stay with us. just in time for

it will be the third super bowl to be played in the phoenix area.py to go to the desert after the 2014 super bowl which will be played outdoors in the winter at the new jersey meadowlands. i'm cold just thinking about that. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and a big blow for dr. conrad murray at the michael jackson manslaughter trial. >> announcer: sports sponsored by just for men hair color. live forward. the real reasons why oakland's top cop decided to quit.. and what may have been the final straw with the mayor. from the big cities.. to the suburbs. more bay area cities take up the anti-wall street movement today. this time, it could disrupt the morning commute. a murder for hire scheme tied to the iranian goverment. the warning to americans after a terror plot is foiled in the u-s. plus.. highlights from the latest g-o-p debate. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30. ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. showers are moving into the northeast with heavy rain likel

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while new york will host an outdoor super bowl, phoenix has an indoor stadium.s are down 2-0 against the rangers. the tigers win 5-2. texas put up three straight hitters to start things off. in the fourth, victor martinez with a solo home run to right, triggers the tigers come back. detroit goes on to win 5-2, trimming the rangers' lead in the best of seven series down to two games to one. have you ever wondered what would it look like if an antelope ran into a guy on a bike? i didn't either until i saw this video. take a look. watch the right side of your screen at a south african nature preserve, and antelope bomb weighing more than 300 pounds slams into a biker. three amazing things took place here. one that happened in the first place, to that the guy had his video camera rolling, and three, the cyclists got planted in the turf by the antelope came away with nothing more serious than a stiff neck. >> that is amazing. that antelope was going for it. >> by nfl rules, it was a legal hit because he did not hit him with the crown of his antlers. >> they with us,

. >>> 58 in seattle to 93 in phoenix.lot of 60s and 70s until the gulf coast 81 new orleans to 83 in dallas. all major airports on time. san francisco, flight arrival delays. we'll let you know how long as soon as they let us know. abc7news.com our flight tracker is at the bottom. >>> 4:48. mayor ed heat will take part in launching a new bike rental program with five new sites in san francisco. two locations are in golden gate park and kennedy drive near the tea garden. others in fort mason center and downtown at herman plaza and union square. $9 an hour for a regular bike and $35 an hour for a >>> freeway traffic has gotten slower for us even in the car pool lanes. >> reporter: maybe you think the ebb and flow of traffic are irreversible forces of nature. if so you probably don't study engineering or have this professor. >> one can understand the nature of congestion and how to combat it, the world is a better place. >> reporter: dr. cassidy looked at a stretch of highway 880 many >> it was the one that stood the best ch

to joining stanford law, he was founding executive director of the immigration outreach center in phoenix, arizona. in his former life, he also launched and led several businesses including law logic group which is considered today to be an industry leader in technology and data security. so it's my pleasure to introduce the professor. [applause] >> wow, i am going to have my mom send my bio to you more often. very good. the panelists are in so many ways much more detailed and oriented and qualified than i am to speak to the specifics of immigration. i'm just the guy who speaks to economists, lawyers, and policymakers and then translates into human. i think that's why i have landed this particular role. what i'm going to try to do is frame the immigration debate. this is a fairly friendly crowd. what i think i am going to ultimately achieve is to give you some ideas that get at the immigration issue and the potential and the need for reform in a way that is a little bit less traditional in that it's almost clinical. i'm going to try to present some economic arguments. i'm going to present