. >> atlantis, houston for the cdr and plt once more air to air. >> loud and clear. >> cplt loud and clear. >> we read you loud and clear also. you can configure now for voice check. >> [inaudible] >> configured. >> atlantis, houston. for the entire crew, com check. >> cdr, loud and clear, plt. >> ms one. >> ms two. >> nice job, atlantis. we read you loud and clear, and this completes the air to ground voice checks. >> [inaudible] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] >> ovcc otc. >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. they're going to have to change lab pumps. the one that they're on trending towards bad. anyway, they're switching pumps. there is a slight, very slight possibility they'd have to do to last vent which is have loud. letting you guys know and, please, let the flight crew know. >> all right. i will pass that on right now, so give me a second. >> cdr heard it. thanks, otc. >> thank you. >> shuttle t-minus 2 minutes, 48 seconds and counting. and as we just heard, we're going to do a little activity out at the pad involving a recirculation pump. and joining us

. >> it is truss straighting because we know we had the deploy plt there, we had the number there and we're working hard to work smarter and more efficiently and have a few people who want to put a cloud on to. >>> the department will critique its options. the next test will be the grand prix coming up on labor day weekend. if you have information on either case call metro crime stoppers. >>> it happened again. three men claiming to be police officers bust into a home to rob the place. roosevelt leftwich joins us with more. >> reporter: the latest incident happened on garrison avenue and the robber follow as familiar pattern. the three men forced their way intoed home just after 5:30. when they got inside, they tied the people up and ransacked the house. it happened at two other homes, one on medford and one in federal hill. >> it has unclear if this is copycats or a group of individuals. it's all across the city, so there's no correlation on geography but we want to make the public aware. the city police say the people were not gurred. we'll have more coming up at 6. >> abc 2 news is

. >> plt-otc, perform ap start. >> [inaudible] >> cdr-otc, reconfigure be heaters. >> that's in worksht crew, otc, close and lock your visors and initiate o2 flow. >> that's in works. >> t-minus two minutes. >> it's a go for et. >> t-minus 40 seconds, handing off to atlantis' computers at t-minus 31. t-minus 35, 33 -- >> clock will hold at t-minus 31 due to a failure. >> and we have had a failure. launch sequencer -- >> we had a problem with -- [inaudible] >> go ahead. >> yes, sir. we need to go do the verification for the ltc. >> all right. >> says we need to reply using a camera, and we're positioning camera two right now. >> okay. tell us when 62 is swung over and you can verify retract, please. >> this is the cmac. we verify, retracted. >> all right. std concurs, they satisfied the requirements, i am go. >> okay. i copy that, launch director. >> yes, sir. heard all that and concur. press on. >> resume the clock on your mark. >> copy that. chloric will resume -- clock will resume on my mark; three, two, one, mark. >> t-minus -- >> auto sequence start. >> handoff to atlantis' comput

you can see low clouds all of plt d wn liubdand out to dublind easanton this morning.e'll let you know what it means for your afternoon forecast coming up. >>> good morning to you. here's a look out at around aquatic park this morning. some folks out there getting in a bit of exercise and you can see the flags blowing pretty good. a good strong sea breeze going this morning bringing in cooler air plus lots of low clouds. let's show you temperatures we're seeing around the bay area. we have mist around san francisco. low 60s there. also low 60s in oakland. you can really see the low clouds filling into the bay this morning even san jose has low cloud cover. mid 50s right now heading toward the afternoon. highs probably looking at 70s for most of the santa clara valley. a good push of marine air into fairfield this morning. good air quality as well. that's pleasant news. if you are will be out and about and heading out to the game tonight with the mets in town, giants game, we'll see temperatures in the 50s so quite cool through the game. obviously jacket weather. now th

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states starting ndmorrow morning if at the e of the day, at the end of another weekend there is noo plt plan at all. >> you can't tell what the at markets will do. so far the markets will be d confident that they will doa c the right thing. is >> it will run out. >> at some point they will gethw more worried. they are very close now to the deadline.andhe the longer the politicians take it, the more people look at us and they wonder whether this place can work again.ga it is important the leaders demonstrate they can find a way to make the compromise necessary to make this work. iat >> i want to ask you about one specific part of the negotiations up to this moment.ea speaker boehner's office said ar he agreed with you last weekend on a deal to raise revenue $800 billion over thehat next decade and the president in boehner's words moved the goalposts during the course of the week by demanding another $400 billion.r a simple question, did you have an agreement with speaker boehner last sunday in ahite meeting in daily's office, $800 billion in new revenue?ut w >> we did not burkts we were

. >> the trend seems to be much deeper conceal -plts, much more difficult to detect, and this is a real that. this came in this morning. we got 14 pounds of mexican tar heroin out of this drive shaft. >> reporter: in just one hour at the san ysidro border crossing agents grabbed more than a quarter million dollars in hard-core drugs, including methamphetamine wedged inside a car battery and more narcotics found inside the lining of this suv. the seizure is part of a disturbing trend that has agents seeing a 70% increase in cocaine being smuggled, 40% more heroin, and 20% more methamphetamine. >> we have to make sure that we are throwing up every barrier that we can out here without choking off the flow of legitimate trade and travel. that's the difficult part of our job. >> reporter: on any given day about 40,000 cars come through the check-point, roughly 90,000 people. i mean take a look, absolutely massive. now try to figure out which car to look at, which drive train, for example, may have black-tar heroin stuffed inside? the task seems impossible. the results of increased hard-core

rupert murdoch are you have you considered suing harbottle a*plt lewis. you said thharbottle & lewis. you said you relied on the investigation by the police and the investigation undertaken by your solicit tores, harbottle & lewis under whose care this enormous pile of documents was found. there is an old saying, if you want something done you thud do it yourself. you relied on these three people, all of which were severely lacking. are you considering harbottle & lewis. >> any legal action is a mountains for the future. really today is about how we actually make sure that these things don't happen again, so i won't comment or speculate on any future legal matters. >> a pile of evidence, you were asked by my colleague if you had read it yourself, and you said no. under the circumstances when you relied on the people and advisers and they severely let your company down, do you not think, mr. murdoch that perhaps you and you mr. rupert murdoch ought to take the time and read through everything in that file personally. >> for clarity, i did say that i did re

clinton was under severe pressure from the very republicans who had meekly followed the two republican plts as they raised the national debt by over 300%. president clinton championed to balance the austerity program with roughly equal spending cuts and revenue increases. the clinton years. republicans in both the house and senate voted unanimously against that program arguing it would cost jobs and cause a recession. but the exact opposite occurred. more than 20 million jobs were created under the clinton administration and each of the last three budgets of the clinton presidency produced a surplus. those budgets were the only budgets in surplus in the last 40 years, and clinton's balanced program is considered highly successful by economists. president clinton raised taxes on those who could afford and reduce spending to shrink our deficit and the economy grew by leaps and bounds. the fiscal record of the second president bush is a record of utter irresponsibility. it began with massive tax cuts skewed sharply toward the wealthy and trillions of dollars spent on two long, unpopular wars,