the players from deny men scribbles on hissing the puck into their own goal symbolically giving the victory to look a must see feel a slob. the. three. time to get out danny training will start soon when in forty minutes ok the can down. the road it's difficult to serve in the cargo. especially when they're only starting to end and when they're just little kids there makes it to have the food that they have to change a lot and parents have to forget about anything else or a sense about what about the other children is they depend entirely on their training championship just saying you bring your work thanks you're welcome. the parents of the successful hockey players have already gone a long way in raising their sons to become real champions they've shouldered years of hard work to win hearts the lives of their children. alexander's coach. went to canada and we ordered. the gates back. under put them on it training but nikolai kicked him out during training he was sitting and looking at escape and when i went into his room i saw him sleeping next to escape can you imagine that. at the age o

you're looking at a live puck tour of the fog layer there this is for those of you that don't like the hot weather don't worry, it's not starting just yet. you can see the bay and coast and they're socked in at this hour, temperatures mid to upper 50s. you can see why it's been so chilly at the coast and inland areas like antioch only 84 this afternoon. so there is a cooler day. this finger of fog is never quite clear you can see the bay bridge we're dealing with fog this afternoon. there are temperatures held down at the 50s on the coast. there are highlights, warm to hot for weekend so temperatures will be rising starting tomorrow. there is an excessive heat watch going up this weekend there is a heat watch monday evening for north bay interior valleys and santa cruz mountains. interest and away from the coastline with additional warming mob monday this is a pro longed period of hot weather. with this coming up just want to remind you of precautions. don't leave little ones or pets in the car. there is a saturday at 5:00 a.m. and mob, monterey bay beaches will be impacted by possible

has consequences in the bay area orders and canceled chefs cut back how the bay area suffers if the puck stops here that story and more at 630. don knapp is down their forests that is it for eyewitness news at 530 a thanks to in studio guest is from st. francis of assisi in concord lovely students from the third and sixth or sixth grades see you back here in half an hour. see you then goodnight. ,, [ male announcer ] it started long ago. it's called passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. so does aarp, serving americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp dicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, it helps cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. to find out more, call today.

the puck went up and he head it had into the goal. unfortunately, that only counts in soccer, but you can't blame the guy for trying. pablo used its head now let's hope they use theirs to end the lockout. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> march wardrobe whoas for england's prince william and his wife kate. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, from the golden gate bridge to the grand canyon, these little girls have seen most or more than most do in a lifetime. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this thursday morning. much needed rain is falling in a few spots this morning but especially in oklahoma. it hit oklahoma city last night and now spreading to the eastern portion of the state. that's great for the drought zone there. also there will be some rain this morning moving through the pennsylvania turnpike heading for philadelphia, possibly even down through baltimore too. then tomorrow we're really going to start to see the rain developing and increasing e

. >> the puck -- the price of petrol has soared, some electric cars have become more popular. but it can seem a bit slow. a team in the u.k. wants to show that they can be green and swift. today, they set a new speed record. john acquire -- john mcguire reports. >> this is no milk float. nick haunting is at the wheel of a vehicle that may not sound like a super car, but certainly behaves like one. the speed on the first leg tops 145. nick, this is john, go, go, go. and on the return mile, he goes even faster, setting a new record of 140 miles per hour. they have done it, have they? they have done it? yes, they have done it. congratulations, you have broken the record. >> but what is it like to drive? >> it is very different. it is phenomenally quick. it feels different to any racing car or road car that i have driven. the acceleration is phenomenal. it is probably one of the quickest cars are driven. it is quicker than a be-while for raleigh. -- a v-12 ferrari. >> the company behind it, ec otricity is a clean energy firm and wants to challenge the concept that all grain cars a

the puck went up and he headed it into the goal. unfortunately, that only counts in soccer, but you can't blame the guy for trying. paulo used his head. now let's hope the nhl and its owners use theirs to end the lockout. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, more wardrobe woes for england's prince william and his wife kate. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, from the golden gate bridge to the grand canyon, these little girls have seen most or more than most do in a lifetime. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back early today on this thursday morning. hope you're off to a good start. weatherwise, very quiet day today as a big storm in the gulf of alaska is bringing big problems up in coastal alaska, but the west quieter than should be. warmer, too, portland up to 82 today. we're about the same in vegas, phoenix and much of california, boise at 83. and as we look at tomorrow's forecast, not a lot changes, actually. it's going to look very similar t

. >> ama: inside the stars dined on wolfgang puck's fabulous cuisine and mingled with their competition. one even practiced her acceptance speech. >>> tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 with an on the red carpet emmy special. and "jimmy kimmel live" at 5:00, and encore presentation at 8:00. bad karma to practice your speech, you know. i don't know. >> alan: don't do it. just do it when you win. >> ama: let's get to leigh glaser. >> leigh: fall is here, arriving this morning at 7:49, but doesn't feel like it. temperatures warmer, as much as 70 degrees. a great place to be today, santa cruz cam looking at the beach there 70 degrees in santa cruz, and the low clouds and fog have moved well off the coast so they're actually seeing clear sky. live doppler 7hd checking in right now. most of the low clouds and fog well off the coast. also, santa cruz is clear, evident from live doppler 7 hd but towards carmel and monterey they're seeing a little bit of the cloudiness and some of this win venture up the coast overnight tonight. wow, mild to warm to maybe even hot. depending on how you like it right now

and they dined on wolfgang puck's cuisine. and we start with "on the red carpet" special, followed with the red carpet arrivals. jimmy -- >> alan: it was a bad night for lead singer billy joe armstrong. >> one minute [bleep] >> you're going to give me [bleep] one minute? >> alan: armstrong was so upset about his set being cut short at last night's iheart radio concert in las vegas, the threw fate on stage after being told he had only one minute left to perform. he smashed his guitar and stomped off the stage. witnesses say his set was cut short to give usher more time to perform. >> ama: the drama! >> leigh: happy fall. happy fall everyone. arrived early this morning. didn't feel like it. oakley and brentwood, even antioch, with temperatures today in the 90s. you can see from the live sky view, we are seeing mainly clear sky inland, and around san francisco, although the live doppler 7hd still picking up some clouds. some low clouds, even high clouds drifting in. cloverdale, santa rosa, san francisco, seeing the cloud cover, w

. >> 10 touchdowns on his birthday for a high school >> could be a while before the hockey pucks dropslocked out players in the league. the main sticking point how to split more than $3 billion in revenue. no formal talks planned but both sides are talking informally. players say they need to be ready to go with when a deal is reached. >> that's the only way you can do it. otherwise, we could get a deal done and if you're not ready you could -- >> the nhl could soon start canceling preseason games and there's little chance that training camps will open on time. >> the chicago teacher strike is expected to last at least through tomorrow and that means most schools will open. major sticking includes longer school days. chicago mayor had instructed attorneys to seek a court order for forcing members back into the classroom. >> noise pollution in urban areas putting people's health at risk. noises particularly the constant sound of traffic is causing sleep disturbses. tonight details from that report and how lost of sleep is most hurting your health. >> a record-setting birthday for a high

and they dined on wolfgang puck's cuisine.nd we start with "on the red carpet" special, followed with the red carpet arrivals. jimmy -- >> alan: it was a bad night for lead singer billy joe armstrong. >> one minute [bleep] >> you're going to give me [bleep] one minute? >> alan: armstrong was so upset about his set being cut short at last night's iheart radio concert in las vegas, the threw fate on stage after being told he had only one minute left to perform. he smashed his guitar and stomped off the stage. witnesses say his set was cut short to give usher more time to perform. >> ama: the drama! >> leigh: happy fall. happy fall everyone. arrived early this morning. didn't feel like it. oakley and brentwood, even antioch, with temperatures today in the 90s. you can see from the live sky view, we are seeing mainly clear sky inland, and around san francisco, although the live doppler 7hd still picking up some clouds. some low clouds, even high clouds drifting in. cloverdale, santa rosa, san francisco, seeing the cloud cover, we'

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there's a hockey puck sized disk that goes into each space so you'll know around the corner there's spaces behind. we'll also be creating the smart meters on some aft areas that don't have meters. we're excited about moving forward. >> is it all new approved when will that become avail snbl. >> we're going start next month. we're hoping by holiday season it will be up and fully operational. >> now, next month there's a major event going on in howard county. tell us about the cancer fund. >> sure. sure. the only cancer fund is the organization that my family started when my brother was diagnosed with cancer at 19. three-time cancer survivor. he runs the lance armstrong foundation in austin. lance is coming to centennial park october 7th to participate in the cancer fund half full iron man triathlon. we're glad to have them. i know there's a lot of discussion about lance all over the country. people have strong feelings on either side. >> there's a young man in carroll county who passed away from testicular cancer. you were instrumental in making a visit possible for erik. so that's been a s

. >> reporter: inside, they dined on wolfgang puck's fabulous cuisine. >> and one, jumping the gun. even practicing her accept stance speech. >> oh, where do i start? >> reporter: you start with the nomination, which many consider the greatest party favor of all. this is a party not to be missed. according to reports, host jimmy kimmel is promising the biggest prank ever pulled. should be interesting. >> that's a tease. >> that's a really good tease. >> did you really tell julia louis-dreyfus that she had lipstick on her teeth? >> you have to help a girl out. and she is one of my faves. >> she's great. >> the big takeaway for me was ba baloney in the shoes. the big party's tomorrow night. you can join rachel at 5:00 eastern, 2:00 pacific on select abc stations. then, lara spencer and josh elliott, pick up the coverage, co-hosting the emmys red carpet live. >>> and then, jimmy kimmel hosts the primetime emmy awards at 8:00, 5:00 pacific. and join us for our after-party and exclusive interviews with the winners. >> you can tell we're doing a bit of emmy coverage. >>> coming up on this

. >> reporter: inside, stars dined on wolfgang puck's fabulous cuisine and mingled with the competition. >> for supporting actress in a comedy series, julie bowen, for "modern family." >> reporter: and one, jumping the gun. even practicing her accept stance speech. >> oh, where do i start? >> reporter: you start with the nomination, which many consider the greatest party favor of all. this is a party not to be missed. according to reports, host jimmy kimmel is promising the biggest prank ever pulled. should be interesting. >> that's a tease. >> that's a really good tease. >> did you really tell julia louis-dreyfus that she had lipstick on her teeth? >> you have to help a girl out. >> you're a good girlfriend. >> of course. you have to be there to support. and she is one of my faves. >> she's great. >> the big takeaway for me was bologna in the shoes. apparently that's a useful move. >> that's what keeps things exciting around the emmys. >> that and glitter underwear. rachel thank you. we appreciate it. the big party's tomorrow night. you can join rachel at 5:00 eastern, 2:00 pacific on

. >>> and the first sea otter to survive the oil soaking has given birth to the puck.live, the oiled otter, was spotted recently swimming on her back with her up resting on her belly. three years ago a different story. olive was rescued near santa cruz covered in tar and near death. she got her name when fish and game veterinarians bathed her in olive oil to loosen the tar from her fur. >> she's showing seens she's an attentive mother, she's staying close to her pup and nursing it. that's a good sign at this point. >>al live was cleaned up and released back into the wild with a microchip and a transmitter. veterinarians discovered she was pregnant when she came in for a check this summer. >>> we want to thank all of you who have been part of the abc7 news foster kids dream campaign. the response was so overwhelming they almost ran out of warehouse space. that's a good problem to have. now it's time to give it all away. people will stop by the dream store and pick out everything they need. >> if i can say it without crying, just thank you. you know, it may seem like it'

no pucks, no business, and for a lot of people no good.tonight was supposed to be a busy night downtown. here's a live look at the shark tank where the first preseason game of the nhl was supposed to start in about 15 minutes. instead, nothing. not much going on inside that building. today the national hockey league canceled the entire preseason. that means restaurants and bars catering to more than 15,000 sharks fans are losing business. and it is not going to get better any time soon. the league and its players are unable to come to any labor agreement. so the players are long out. among those affected, not just the local businesses but even the ushers and parking lot attendants who are out of a job until hockey returns. >> we're going to lose a lot of money here. it brings a lot of fans downtown. and we get crowded, big crowds. and then the lines out the door. we will lose a lot of money. >> if you had tickets to these preseason games, you get credited or refunneleded. now that the game have been wiped out. the start of the regular seas

distinguishable from the republicans only in so far as the president oak some of the worst policies and pucked look at some of the truth of that, if you look at iran over the last few weeks, where the administration has pushed back on pressure mounting on them, i think that was a pretty significant -- >> we have a a president, who in a two week period, authorized the assassination of three u.s. citizens in yemen, including a 16-year-old boy, who was killed while he was having a bbq with his friends. >> we don't know that he was the target. >> the president authorized operations that resulted in the death of three american citizens including a 16-year-old american boy, and if you will use osama bin laden's killing as a football to spike on the national stage -- if you're going to use it in a sing kal way -- >> it would be political malpractice to not mig k the osama bin laden thing. >> there are countries where the drone strikes happen, i'm talking about -- >> the convention, you're talking about the president's foreign policy, and then there is a dugs about how they're using that foreign also

willing to forego-g a rally of this strength and breadth to ultimately be right and skate where the puckre you think it's going to be in 2013? >> absolutely. i've done it throughout my entire career. it's something i addressed in the commentary about that our clients and managers will be tested during this period of time. we are coming into the most critical year, i believe, in the last 80 years in 2013. and it's something i've spoken about -- >> that's a big, big statement. mike murphy? >> rob, i was in the same camp coming into qe3. i was hoping that the fed didn't do anything. i thought maybe we could see if we could try to go at it alone without the help of more quantitative easing. if you look back -- i guess there's no way of knowing this question, but i think ben had to -- and the fed had to act at that time, so you had qe1, qe2shgs now they see a need for qe3. in my thesis, as this wears off, the economy will be back on track and you will get real gdp up towards 3%. any -- is there anything that could happen where you could see real gdp growth, 3% range, and the training wheels c

wei like to do is bring people together from different fields and mix it up and look at where the puckg. what's the iphone seven going to be able to do. or the next generation element of artificial intelligence, if we can predict where things are going in a couple of years how can we built smarter system with the eye towards the future. i mentioned i.a. a couple of times, artificial intelligence, i like to call it i.a. ill 10 generals augmentation, less threatening to us physicians, right now explosion of data. papers guidelines, body measurements, i don't want to get a tweet every time you have a hiccup or a funny heart rhythm. what i want to do is get that information in smart ways, pars through it, and then being applied to latest data just like watson from ibm. beat the best champions in jeopardy. that technology is being applied to health care to make me a smarter clinician, we have 40 million uncovered americans today we will have a doctor shortage even with obama care being implemented how can with he let the nurse traditioner being much smarter and augment tools and bridge some

i'm not sure who it was said the genius in hockey is not to go where the pub is, twrob the puck is going to be. and you know how... to go where the ball is going to be. >> yeah, i think anticipation in today's game because it's so quick, it's hugely important. like i was saying, with novak, for example, he's... he's incredibly quick. so, so flexible. i'm not as fast, probably, or as flexible as him but i try to anticipate the ball well and that's something that has helped me since i've been a kid just learning to anticipate and read the game well. you know, that's helped me when i moved over to spain and i was 15 i was playing with big guys that were 22 to 28 years old and i was 15 so i could beat them with power and anticipation and all of those things so i learned a lot when i was over there. >> rose: what do you need to improve in your game? >> i mean, there's a lot of things i'd still like to improve. i mean, i can still serve better. i think i've improved that a bit this year but i'm still looking to improve that. making sure that when i get ahead that i don't let my opponent back i

a wolfgang puck-designed kitchen. design that had kitchen himself that.s 12. i guess could you have friends, if you have 12 friends. >> one of those amenities that really brings the price up? screening room people want those? >> expected in that part of the country. if you're rich you have a screening room. >> and if you have a screening room look at movies made by dreamworks animation ceo jeffrey catsburg, selling his park city utah, home. looks like a log cabin but a big one. >> oh, my gosh, more than a log cabin. like calling queen elizabeth a row boat or something. wait until you see the inside of this house. it's spectacular. first of all, it's 14,000 square feet big, and, remember, it's just a weekend retreat. every single thing in this house has been redone by jeffrey and his wife. they have put every single finishing in place themselves, and it's all included. all american west antiques, worth a lot of money, probably about as much as the house itself. >> so it's all furnished? >> all furnished. you walk into that house, it's your house including

a wolfgang puck-designed kitchen. design that had kitchen himself that.s 12. i guess could you have friends, if you have 12 friends. >> one of those amenities that really brings the price up? screening room people want those? >> expected in that part of the country. if you're rich you have a screening room. >> and if you have a screening room look at movies made by dreamworks animation ceo jeffrey catsburg, selling his park city utah, home. looks like a log cabin but a big one. >> oh, my gosh, more than a log cabin. like calling queen elizabeth a row boat or something. wait until you see the inside of this house. it's spectacular. first of all, it's 14,000 square feet big, and, remember, it's just a weekend retreat. every single thing in this house has been redone by jeffrey and his wife. they have put every single finishing in place themselves, and it's all included. all american west antiques, worth a lot of money, probably about as much as the house itself. >> so it's all furnished? >> all furnished. you walk into that house, it's your house including

absolutely i have it, and i think we'll have the hockey puck version because there are a lot of old tvsthe full hardware/software com bipation and it's the first time that we see this merger of old broadcast tv with the internet, with web, with twitter and these services in an exciting way that people fine-tune it and are easy to use it. >>> you're mr. yahoo and mr. apple, and we talked about it a couple of years ago. they're returning $3 billion, most of the sale from the stake of ali ban arc the stock is 16. why own it any longer? >> there was some hesitation yesterday on the news because people weren't sure, does that mean a special dividend or a special offer? >> it will be in the form of buybacks. >> but they didn't communicate that. i think they do need to communicate that and i think they need to get out there and talk about that. over the coming days we'll see people jump in and buy the stock. we've seen that this morning. >> we had a discussion with cramer this morning who said he was coming around to the idea that it was too late to jump into apple. >> if you owned none would

. >> i saw a puck tur online not of bob rubin but of the room.doesn't look like a pool in ground. >> sitting pool? >> in the middle -- >> like a nice little thing in the middle of the living room. >> exactly. that's what it looked like to me. >> yeah. the way i heard it is you walk right in and the pool is right there. pretty much anybody could have just dropped in. it sounds like he handled it pretty well. >> ben, real quick, on morning money a couple of weeks ago you ran a sort of speculative sort of running piece over the week about who could be the next treasury secretary if obama were to win and i think if romney were to win. i was curious if you got any new intel while you've been down there? >> not really. roger altman is still in the mix for obama. even tony james gets a few mentions. he's certainly on the scene. i don't know that obama necessarily goes with a wall street guy. he goes with somebody that can work with a big debt. somebody like irskin bowls would be at the tomorrow of the list. i don't think that list has changed all that m

that is despite the people identify a growing number of independent voters are sent the puck -- or self identifying independent voters. one of the dynamics you really have is independents who lean democrats or independents that lean republican. i think african-americans have been a core democratic voting bloc, but they don't give the average vote. >> the romney campaign said that they believe that the will fell the -- the welfare reform act was intended to move white voters who had voted for obama or mike moved for obama and move them into the romney campaign. they believe it has. they believe that the welfare at has been -- the welfare ad has been as effective as a race car. >> they also believe -- they said they would get a big bounce out of the convention, which they did not have. they have repeatedly gone to the press with various points of bluster over what is happening in their campaign. the fundamental fact is still the same. we have an election where people are looking to president obama, who they believe is fighting for them every day, who believed in a bg in an economy that is