crewer is is a princeton university -- crewer is a princeton university -- krueger is a princeton university graduate. >>> coming up at 5:00, a new threat to sea otters along the bay area coastline. the program that rescues the sea lions has been deemed a complete failure. we're trying to find out if there's any other plan to help the sea lions in the future. that story and more coming up at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.

to princeton where he left to debate. he knew woodrow wilson to the college program professor. afterwards and he became a minister. he actually went to work in the tenement on spring street friend across the island where he was exposed to some pretty extreme degradation although that isn't really what radicalize tim and that is very much the social gospel movement which held basically that the point of christianity was to establish the kingdom of god on earth and this is very much remind protestant thinking. so tons of young men coming out of, you know, the middle class and they were obligated to make the world a better place. he then went to the seminary,

demetrius cooper is one of 60 high school students calling princeton university home this summer.come from all corners of the country. they also come from racial and socioeconomic backgrounds considered underrepresented in the national leadership pool. >> my family is in the chicken farm business and because we barely got [ inaudible ] huge loan so we can't hire people to help us. usually me and my sister gou ou and help, picking eggs and stuff. >> reporter: the leadership for diverse america selects promising students to help them go on to highly competitive universities. each day, students take classes preparing them for college-level work and there are trips to new york city and college tours. all at no cost, thanks to board members like this person. his foundation has given more than a million dollars to the program. >> the best leaders from every group brought together is a very exciting proposition for me and very much a part of our national dna. >> reporter: for him, it's not just about financial support. he's become a role model to students like hey sus franco. after faili

that is why places like princeton, one of the best in the world. brown, harvard, yale, berkeley, univ. of chicago, they have been doing it for a long time. china is catching up quick. i want to end with this brief point which is this -- we must learn from each other in a spirit of humility, with dignity. china has a great civilization in the past and present. china has work to do to be better. in the united states has a great history but work to do. we can learn from one another, push one another, criticize ourselves and criticize one another said that we will both be more democratic and more free. that is what is so wonderful about this discussion. tavis: i had a wonderful time here. it is the students here in beijing and their counterparts in the u.s. that will decide how our two countries deal with each other in the future. i have come away from this journey as i have with some of the other's thinking that what we need to do is talk to each other and listen to each other and fines -- and find what makes us the same residential land on what makes

reporter: jenna, alan krueger is a labor economist, with a harvard phd, who's been on the staff of princeton university for 25 years. he replaces austan goolsbee in what may be the most thankless job in washington these days, trying to defend on economic recovery that is not as strong as anyone wants it to be. his expertise in labor economics makes him a natural for the post, according to treasury secretary tim geithner, knack, krueger worked for geithner for the first couple of years of the administration, worked on the cash for clunkers program which was enormously popular and here comes the president, right out here in the rose garden now. >> good morning, everybody. this morning, we're continuing to deal with the impact and the aftermath of hurricane irene. as i said yesterday, we're going to make sure folks have all the support they need as they begin to assess and repair the damage left by the storm. that's going to continue in the days ahead. it's going take time to recover from a storm of this magnitude, the effects are still being felt across much of the country, including in new en

the idea that perhaps in professor from princeton can come in and help with this job's crisis we are having. >> greta: does very any experience? he has studied labor, studied unemployment. does he have any real life experience hiring people in a work environment? >> his post reason real life experience was earlier in the obama administration he was the chief economist for the treasury department. while there one of the big things he was very active in was the build america bonds program which helped a lot of cities and states raise money with the federally backed programs that was a a bit of a boom to the wall street banks. his research on unemployment the most important piece has to do with the minimum wage. a lot of people say if you raise the minimum wage, you will make it so that companies don't hire as much. what his research has shown is, even if you raise the minimum wage, companies will still hire. >> greta: i guess it depends on whether you raise it a dime or $50. >> of course. >> greta: tell me, in terms unemployment dogging this country. there's so many americans across th

also this morning, president obama will nominate princeton academic alan krueger to replace austan goolsbee. president will make that announcement at 11:00 a.m. eastern. in today's white house briefing, at 12:30, jay carney will answer questions. that will be live on c-span. tonight on "the communicators," the challenges of securing the infrastructure system in the final part of our series on cyber security. but we know have james lewis, the director of the cyber security project at georgetown, and the founder and research director of the sans institute. "the communicators" at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. what's more videos of the candidates come and see what reporters are saying, and attractive latest contributions with the website for camp aign 2012. twittered deeds, facebook updates, and the latest polling data. links to media partners in the earlier primary and caucus states at c- span.org/campaign2012. >> the commander of u.s. central command told the audience that the u.s. is winning in afghanistan. speaking at the marines memorial association, general james mattis discussed pakistan

in new jersey we're just learning of two deaths, once a princeton firefighter. at least 13 people have died in five states at this hour. more than 4 million people are without power, and officials say it could be days before power is restored in some locations. one of the biggest concerns is storm surge and flooding. as much as 12 inches of rain fell in parts of new jersey causing the already saturated rivers to rise. governor chris christie expects damages to reach tens of millions. let's get the latest on irene. bill karins is still here with me, still tracking this storm. bill, what's the latest? >> we're still losing power outages. that's the next stop for irene. tropical storm, 60-mile-per-hour winds. the rainfall is starting to add up in new england, that's where it's really coming down hard. now about 4 inches of rain there. new york city had 6.8 inch officially. newark airport had almost 9 inches. the areas that didn't need it the least got it. notice is the difference between boston and hartford. boston only an inch and a half already. this purple shadi

is -- princeton professor is the hero of the moment but the role adults in the room are the laws of economics and you cannot change those with all of the presenting presses. the debtor, the creditor will be paid. >>neil: did you not go to the same parties as the professor? >>judge napolitano: he hated me. >>neil: the judge hosting "5 at 5," don't miss it tonight. and we have former chairman of the new york stock exchange and we have carl icahn, but, history was made today. as a nerd here, i am telling you this is weird. not saying it is good weird, bad weird, it is unprecedented weird. this is unchartered territories forget the debt downgrade the federal reserve is now saying you like that rate? we guarantee it. if the fed does not see it getting better in two years does that worry job creators this year? we will ask the c.e.o. behind hardy's if he lost his appetite? and is the president shopping and for a new secretary. remember what google chairman told me yesterday. also get a free flight. you know that comes with a private island. really? no. it comes with a hat. you see, airlin

new princeton review service says ohio university, in athens, ohio, tops the list. ohio was number two last year and made the list 12times since 1997. rounding out the top five, the university of georgia. the university of mississippi. the university of iowa. and the university of california, u.c. santa barbara. here is the so-called stone cold sober schools. bringham young, wheeton wesley. u.s. military academy west point. that is a list that mike and i will keep a close eye on when it's time for our kids to apply to school. >> yeah. chico state was once on the list. no way you're going there. >> so serious now. >> good for them. congratulations, i guess. >> maybe not. >> enrollment may be going down. who knows? we'll see. >> the fog is still with us. the clouds. it will clear by noon. at the coast, it will take a while longer. it's thin from emeryville to san francisco. thick enough to cause flight arrival delays. check out the flight tracker anytime. this will repeat. look from the top down. you can see how quickly the clouds are racing to the bay itself. holes a

alan krueger is a princeton university expert on unemployment. if you are all mine and you are on twitter, you can keep up-to- date with us. >> good to have you with us. four close relatives of colonel gaddafi have fled libya and crossed into neighboring algeria. >> rebel fighters said they are now within 20 miles of gaddafi's last stronghold, his hometown. for more on our main story. response to the news that crumb abu dhabi's wife and three of these children have fled to algeria from libya. gaddafi supporters have reason to reconsider their loyalty. we spoke to the locals to find out. >> the green flags of colonel gaddafi wants to prod year. -- once flew probably here. this is a new rebel checkpoint. the supporters put up a fight here. you can see it on the buildings. the fires are still burning here. you can actually tasted. you can also feel the tensions as well. this was one of the last places in tripoli to fall. look at this market that lies in ruins. they saw some of the fiercest fighting of this war in tripoli. >> i used to support him. >

here's the comple top five list, william college, princeton, west point, amherst college, and stanford. >>> that is a report for tonight. i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues onli at ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next right here on tv 36. [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital -- montrose, california. in here, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. call at&t and see wt we can do for you. with unlimited voice plus broadband, starting at $70 dollars. it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better.

in second through fourth, princeton, west point, amherst college. >>> "gq" just released its list ofst dressed men of silicon valley. >> it's a long list, too. so which techie was awarded the dubious distinction? none other than facebook founder mark zuckerberg. the harvard guy. his style sense with a fashion magazine says, he is oblivious to the fact that jeans and ties come in skinny sizes or that suits exist. number 2 is steve jobs for his black turtlenecks and dad jeans. and rounding out the top three, microsoft ceo bill gates for his, quote, harry potter post- hogwarts look. they are brutal. >> that's mean. >> they are all laughing to the bank. >> exactly. >>> call it a massive hiring spree. the big announcement today about the creation of 100,000 new jobs. >> plus a federal law and it's ignored. now sfo is taking some action. the new way it's keeping passengers safe on its runways. >>> a fire breaks out in oakland this morning. a parents and their son evacuate but one adult from the in-law unit is still missing. details in a live report coming up. >>> dozens of muni drives with

ralph, the second brother, also went to princeton.n engineer, quite conservative, very happy to, you know, live a good life. and be fair to others and, you know, he was also very obsessed with duty as the most victorian young man. when the war began, he enlisted right away and became a captain. evan thomas, the third brother was much more tortured. he saw that there was some -- he lived around and all the kind of efforts that liberal christians tended to make where, you know, we are not doing anything. there was a lot of hypocritical self-satisfaction involved. he actually when the war broke out, went to study in scotland and exposed to controversial movement, and became back over when the united states entered the war and, you know, constantly had to push the boundaries of what was acceptable in order to show he was being true to himself and principals and nighting -- fighting for freedom and keeping the light of liberty alive. the youngest, arthur, was less sure. struggled at princeton, didn't know what he wanted to do. thank you th

obama has nominated a new economic advisor to bring down the unemployment rate, alan krueger, from princeton university. this selection signals a fresh attempt to make good on his process to focus on the u.s. economy and jobs. she was the storm that brought some of america's largest cities to standstill. today, the cleanup from hurricane irene is well under way. from north carolina to new england, more than 30 people dead and millions without power. the economic damages still being calculated. from new york, we report on the widespread damage. >> the alarming aftermath of by rain, floods and fires in suburban new jersey, farms and battled with the rising water levels trying to hose down the blaze. elsewhere in this state, stranded teenagers clanging. >> we did not realize the current was that strong. we realized it was coming strong. >> as a rain moved into vermont, the flooding in the landlocked state was the worst in 80 years. this bridges barely standing. this one has been swept away. >> oh, my god. >> in upstate new york estimates they try to reach those cut off by the flood. >> there ar

you are pretty close to princeton, ten miles southeast of princeton.re and see three to four feet of water where some people especially young people your age tend to go play and walk around in it. were officials saying stay out of this? be really careful? what happened there? >> there were a lot of people there. about 100 to 120 people there. a lot of them were towiaking photos. officials did a good job taping up the place making sure no one got in and basically it was a good sight to see, once of a lifetime opportunity. >> okay, that's a way to see it. i know that there is a lot of tremendous concerns going on right now for people in flooded areas, really devastated and damaged, lives could be lost and we could be hearing more who are roars in the coming days. something you told me before we came on the air i found very striking. i was asking you if younger people, since that's your age group, took the evacuation order seriously. you told me there was one thing that your governor said that suddenly got a lot of young people you know to decide, you kno

alan kruger is a princeton university expert on unemployment. the selection signals a fresh attempt by the president to make good on his promise to focus on the u.s. economy and jobs as well. you can keep up to date with us, follow myself and the team online at twitter. >> this is "newsday" on the bbc. i'm roko in singapore. >> i'm in london. the headlines. four close relatives of colonel gaddafi have fled libya and crossed into neighboring algeria. >> rebel fighters say they are now within 20 miles of gaddafi's last stronghold, his hometown of sirte. >> to syria now, where activists say at least six people, including a child, have been killed as security forces crank down on protests against president assad. they say heavy gunfire has been heard at the southern entrance, forcing many residents to flee. tanks and troops are also reported in towns near damascus. a syrian born professor of middle east history in ohio, and a member of the syrian opposition executive committee, he joins us now via skype. thank you very much for joining us, and welco

go to an all-you-can-eat place like kome's or visit portland, new orleans or princeton, new jersey. cheapest sushi in america. mike sugerman, cbs 5 eyewitness news. >> just got a craving for sushi. >> he didn't bring any back. >>> you're probably thinking to afford all that sushi my paycheck isn't as much as i'd like it to be. >> a new study shows men who aren't as agreeable earn are 18% more than nice guys. when it comes to women, mean girls earn 5% more than their kinder counterparts. >> you're highest paid weather forecaster, roberta. what's going on with that? >> i'm not a mean girl! who told that you nasty rumor! >> that mean guy downstairs. >> it's because i'm the oldest and been around a really long time. this is our live cbs 5 weather camera looking high above the sky of the city of san francisco. what's so unusual about this picture? the fact that we can see it. for this time of the year, usually we are shrouded in low clouds and fog but now we have the clear skies, clouds are gathering off the coast and will be pushing back in but right now we have clear skies. san francis

one of these so believers is princeton professor cornell west. >> i think he does have a predilection much more towards upper middle-class white brothers and jewish brothers and has a certain distancing from free black men who will tell him the truth, both with himself and what is going on in black communities, brown communities, red communes, and poor white and working class communities. >> west calls president obama a black mascot of wall street and a black puppet. also, professor west announced he and talk-show host tavis smiley will begin a national poverty tour next month to sharpen the nation's awareness on what they call the failings of the president. african-americans at large agree with west and smiley. the president has dropped by more an 20 points with african- americans, from 77% last year to just over 50% this year. why? jobs. by the way, in 2008, the black volt for president obama was history making. 96% of blacks voted in favor of the obama-biden ticket, , over the mccain-palin ticket. question, what explains the disparity between net wealth for whites and net wealth fo

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he wants to bring on princeton economist alan krueger as the new head of the white house council of economic advisers. krueger is an expert in labor markets and, if approved by the senate, he will help president obama in the urgent task of finding ways to create more jobs. darren gersh on what that might mean. >> reporter: with alan krueger by his side, the president laid out some of the agenda items he wants his new chief economist to work on, ideas the president says that are bipartisan. >> next week, i will be laying out a series of steps that congress can take immediately to put more money in the pockets of working families, middle class families, to make it easier for small businesses to hire people, to put construction crews to work rebuilding our nation's roads and railways and ports and all the other measures that can help to grow this economy. >> reporter: if he is confirmed by the senate, krueger's job will be developing policies that can get the entire economy moving again. but krueger is also one the nation's leading labor economists, and the center for american progress' heather

hole proved to be an climax he signaled no new moves and that the fed would not be cranking up the princeton process for three nevertheless for all a national investment strategist vernal capital believes i think he did a good job. he failed to disappoint both the pessimists and the optimists and given that the given that the the world's financial markets are really been focusing on this speech now for most of this week to get it just about right and not leave markets moving very rapidly in one direction and the other was probably the balance he wanted to get actually i think they're going to switch and look to where the problem really exists right now which is in europe so they'll be watching europe next week and to see whether markets in europe continue to react as badly as they have been in recent weeks if that happens then without bernanke standing behind to make some positive statements and i think you could see some further weakness of the markets what mr bernanke he was pointing out in his speech actually is that now you need to see something more from the government from fiscal polic

four years in jail for the unknown or why it seems young british men to put behind bars live to princeton hate messages on facebook calling for people to use their hometowns. more baubles on with global markets after berlin and paris ignore the good promise of investors and how to save the eurozone from going down. and aviation sensation must go as international air show welcomed by the flying of the eggs as the passing edge of the world's aircraft take to the skies near the capital. witnessing history in the making with the day you will be super secret stealth fighter russia's new through boy the details on that and so much more coming your way to a. very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow he would ride scoops of boycotting a british inquiry into allegations of torture saying the government's taking an irresponsible approach to the case and serious insists the probe is a waste of time and public money because downing street of final say over whether or not to disclose the results one torture victim who authored inquiry will bring justice. walking a tightrope of pain versus

. >> it is ohio university with its first ever number one ranking by "the princeton review."t's followed by the university of georgia, university of mississippi, university of iowa and university of california's santa barbara. >> here's a shocker. brigham young university topped the list of stone cold sober schools for the 14th year in a row. >> they should have a drink and celebrate. >> consistency is something. >> you guys go. >> the stories we'll be following later today. >>> including the latest verbal gaffe by the vice president. we'll tell you what he said. ab. but sometimes i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] introducing purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena® naturals. developed with dermatologists... it's clinically proven to remove 99% of dirt and toxins and purify pores. and with natural willowbark it contains no dyes, parabens or harsh sulfates. dirt and toxins do a vanishing act and my skin feels pure and healthy. [ female announcer ] new purifying facial cleanser from the new line of neutrogena naturals. [ female announcer ] new purifying fac

. >>> president obama has nominated princeton economists allen kruger to chair the white house councilf economic advisers. kruger is an expert on the labor market and unemployment. next week the president delivers what is billed as a major speech about a new jobs initiative. >>> a couple of banks are offering a hurricane special to homeowners hit by hurricane irene. m&t bank and also suntrust are offering discounts on loans for people in mid-atlantic states hit by the hurricane. m&t lowered rates on some personal loans to about 6% from 9%. suntrust has cut home equity lines of credit to below the prime rate. but it may make more sense to wait, as fema designates disaster areas, banks may end up offering government subsidized loans at below market rates. >>> after a four-month test, facebook is ditching its daily deals. the social networking giant was trying to compete with sites like groupon and livingsocial, which make deals with merchants to offer discounts to consumers. yes followed dropping its daily deals. less competition could give groupon a big leg up getting ready for the $750

the oldest -- all brothers went to princeton. actually, they have a very much the same background. they were the son of a presbyterian minister who was pretty conservative in his ways although very much of the widespread progress a cheetos that held that times were getting better and norman went to princeton where he left to debate. he knew woodrow wilson to the college program professor. afterwards and he became a minister. he actually went to work in the tenement on spring street friend across the island where he was exposed to some pretty extreme degradation although that isn't really what radicalize tim and that is very much the social gospel movement which held basically that the point of christianity was to establish the kingdom of god on earth and this is very much remind protestant thinking. so tons of young men coming out of, you know, the middle class and they were obligated to make the world a better place. he then went to the seminary, pretty liberal seminary and then he goes to the charge of fifth avenue, mary is a socialite and sister living a very comfortable life an

reserve on friday and all eyes are now on whether ben bernanke he will announce another round of money princeton surprise aggressive call me. over in europe shares are trading in positive territory the footsie is gaining just a notch all the dax is adding point seven percent at this hour and here in moscow after dropping slightly in the first minutes of thursday's trade the r.t.s. and the my sax are both gaining but the gains are not significant quite yet so let's take a look at some of the individual share moves on the my sex banking stocks are among the main gainers this hour with. signs meanwhile mine in firm polymath all is in the right on the gold and another rattle miner and pay is so supported by strong second quarter results the company has boosted its net profit by fifty percent reaching five hundred eighty seven million dollars. given the current market uncertainty you could profit from troika dialog says big cap stocks are the best specs and the shorts are. my recommendation for short term each to be very liquid stocks so we can see. ten fifteen percent just during one week just durin

as i am from the white house that took a year off i taught at princeton i studied and i really tried to try to understand what happened you know we went from hope to heartbreak. what was the mechanism by which we lost the moment to really push america in the positive hopeful optimistic direction that we were headed so i studied the tea party i studied the the tactics they use the techniques and i came away actually really impressed i think these people have bigger doubts something in american politics that we need to pay attention those of us who have different views about the economy they took a bunch of old ideas a bunch of preexisting organizations they realigned them rebranded them and really presented them to the american people as something new and exciting and suddenly people went chasing after that bunny rabbit and frankly i think now into a cul de sac i thought to myself well we actually have good ideas for the economy we don't think that we should throw medicare under the bus and so security under the bus and teachers under the bus and veterans under the bus we think we sho

friday and all eyes are now on whether ben bernanke who will announce another round of money at princeton to prop up the u.s. economy well let's take a look at what's happening and they did last stocks open higher but slipped into negative territory after an unexpected inclusive and jobless claims apple lost two point one percent following the resignation of the company's c.e.o. steve jobs. european shares are also trading in the right following losses on wall street's the footsies down one point eight percent of all the dax is say then two point seven percent this hour. and that's a similar picture here in moscow where markets ended the trade in session in the red both the i c s and m i six lost over one percent let's take a look at some of the individual share moves on that my sex banking stocks were among the main gainers this hour with over one percent meanwhile mining firm polymaths old was in the red on the gold and another metal miner an l m k slipped into negative territory after earlier gains shares gain. some support from stronger second quarter results and the company has said

appreciate you weighing in giving us that unique insight former cia analyst for the government work at princeton and that's going to do it for now but for more on the stories we covered go to our t. dot com slash usa or you tube dot com slash r t america and also follow me on twitter i'm at the i'm christine for. nearly a billion people in the world are going hungry. in the united states even our trash cans are full of the food you just have to go get it all of these perfectly good eggs because one was cracked in even you know all over the other ones just threw them away but she's from a german oh. we really like the top of. the dumpster at one am this morning three pm this afternoon on the grill the cake is made from and one dozen dumpster. delicious breakfast for the family a some toast for about a week every year in america we throw away ninety six billion pounds of meat. so you for sure tee up the case. called talk from the. video. feed. on the. max kaiser stacy herbert you know the global insurrection against banker occupation we've been telling you about of for months now it's coming to ne

looted shops making off with whatever they could carry in nearby edmonton a man was stopped south in princeton rioters through rocks at police. and in tottenham where it all began the high street is a burned out shell and the police the cops and so are the banks everything that's happening the recession you know there's a lot of anger about that no jobs nothing for the youths to do so yes i have all of our source trace from america you know and it it it is sad that it's the it's the poor people that's suffering it was sparked by the three call shooting by police of this man mark duggan tottenham once own says about why and how he was killed but his shooting with just a spark in an exceptionally dry tinder box tottenham and other london boroughs have long been simmering with resentment towards the police towards social injustice and towards unemployment this is a community which sounds fantastic precious or have levels of unemployment then are losing their lives and services if clubs again closed there is never any excuse for products the creators attend the parks and the war isn't concerns and

princeton lyman should step up or step down. i like him. no one from khartoum government should be -- no one connected to this government should be permitted to visit the west at all. thank you for being here and god bless you. this is an evil government. to sit in a hearing and talk about how maybe the u.n. could have done something, hitler was an evil man and this man is an evil man. it is time for our government to do something about it. we're not talking about troops. we are talking about giving them the ability. are there tanks that the southern sudanese government has tried to bring in? where those tanks? they are still in kenya. they cannot defend themselves with them. i want to thank both of the witnesses and i appreciate this. we should send a message to the people of the south. the kingdom of kush is mentioned in the bible. i wonder how people in this administration will feel when they know they missed the opportunity. how will ban ki-moon feel when he sits there and does nothing. how will it feel when somebody writes a book about

economist to chair the white house counsel of economic advisors and introduced allen krueger of princeton university today and says he wants krueger to give him unvarnished economic guidance not partisan political advice. >> so folks can find good work and relieve financial burdens they're feeling and families can regain a sense of economic security. >> krueger has expertise in unemployment. at announcement is a week ahead of the highly-anticipated speech on the new jbs initiative. >> and sandhya patel is here now. it's going to be cooler and warmer. and that is right. temperatures going to drop, then rise in a big way. i'll talk about that in just a moment. this afternoon, you may have noticed clouds that we had here on the coast could vanish, sunshine at beaches as well, temperatures into low 60s, inland areas warmed up in 90s, many communities are running cooler compared to yesterday. now it's 93 degrees in antioch. we have 60s around oakland and hayward. and there are other areas into 70s and 80s. cooler inland through wednesday, then, sharply warmer as we start out in september. over

followed by princeton. west point,amherst college and stanford university. >>> the earth may have had two moons. plantary scientists came up with the theory as the way to explain why the dark side of the moon is much more rocky and mountainous. it could also explain why the moon is slightly lopsided. >>> the job did not go as planned today for the two russian cosmonauts at the international space station. the two spacewalkers ran out of time before they could complete moving a cargo crane, which was their main job. they'll have to finish that during the next spacewalk in february. >>> did the giants snap out of it? sports is next. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >>> tonight, we're talk being breaking that losing streak. >> season high at ho

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they came in as number five on top forbes list and number one massachusetts followed by princeton west they are based on great career prospects, graduation rates and low levels of debts incurred by students. >>> an unusual mugging, a very unusual item the robber stole. >>> they know where they are staying, home sweet home has live room service. >>> good morning traffic on the san mateo bridge is moving along nicely but you may feel windy conditions this morning, we will tell you what is going on. >>> well,good morning. welcome back, this is ktvu channel 2 news and it is thursday august 4th, i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook, it's now 5:30 and a little drizzling, some say rain, guess. >> we do have a bigger fog bank, some local midst, it is out there and that means temperatures inland will be coming down. upper 70s around the bay, a lot of 50s and 60s. >> a lot of traffic on the golden gate bridge with no major problems. this morning's commute looks good but as steve just said, it is a little wet. now at 5:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> the flames started in the garage.

numbers using alarmist language to instill fear into parents and to top it all off a study out of princeton shows that despite the fact that most cities across the country have in fact become safer the public's perception has not changed and with fear mongering like this coming from the f.b.i. i think we all know why now i'm going to spare my usual ranting about the privacy issue with these apps and devices i can say that when the f.b.i. promises it won't be keeping all this personal data about your kids i'm not buying it so while yes i'm totally in favor of using technology to keep children safe i don't think we need to amp up a smartphone apps appeal by having the f.b.i. scare the you know what out of all the parents with their lives. well well well there's no denying that a presidential race for twenty twelve is officially on but are the candidates off their rockers it's one thing to try to appeal to a base the at the fiscal or social conservatives but in trying to outdo one another be the bigger tea party or as well as cast all the blame on the current administration are these candidate

williams college of massachusetts is number one followed by princeton, west point and amherst college. it based the list on quality of teaching, graduation rate and low levels of debt incurred by students. >>> for a couple of weeks now our chief meteorologist bill martin has been talking about incremental changes. but bill, the change you talked about last night we could really feel it today. >> this is more than incremental. the fog grew very quickly, it went well inland. we're looking outside right now and you can see that tonight's forecast overnight lows are going to be mainly in the 50s. as we take a look at the fog out there, you can see there's a doze of it already moving in. that's how w17 is west at 17 at the gate or that's at san francisco airport. so you have a big wind like this. there's a strong push tonight of low clouds. tomorrow we're going to see more rapid burn off. high pressure has intensified and as that high intensifies we're going to see temperatures come back into the -- upper 70s and low 80s. drizzle to the tune of .001 .01 of an inch. it was a heavy mist. esp

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followed by princeton.amherst college and stanford university. >>> the earth may have had two moons. plantary scientists came up with the theory as the way to explain why the dark side of the moon is much more rocky and mountainous. it could also explain why the moon is slightly lopsided. >>> the job did not go as planned today for the two russian cosmonauts at the international space station. the two spacewalkers ran out of time before they could complete moving a cargo crane, which sis, help me create my oasis. ok, romantic garden? oh, is there a castle nearby? no, but there's a charming farmhouse. right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty.

go to an all-you-can-eat place like kome's or visit portland, new orleans or princeton, new jersey, cheapestushi in america. mike sugerman, cbs 5. >>> it was a long shot. but an 11-year-old scored an unbelievable goal. the prize? $50,000. the switch-up that could cost him the jackpot. >>> oh, i can't wait to see that. hey, we saw some warmer weather around the bay area today. near perfect summertime conditions. now the day that will pan out to be the warmest. but first, dennis with sports. >> roberta, guess what? the 49ers are looking for another quarterback. >> someone texts me his address i'll go see him wednesday at his house and show him what he really yesterday? that won't be a friendly visit. tempers flare in nascar and boris said is just getting warmed up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we are still continuing to coverage the bart situation, a protest that has forced the closure of a few bart stations angering commuters and civil libertarians alike. joe vazquez is at the civic center station. joe, i understand a call went out to protestors that they dress in certain gear. have you seen a lo