nearby you do have purple nuts though. >> don't pan down. >> the nuts you bring from the purple nut factory>> that's right. >> the other bag. >> i have to double up. >> the purple mac caw dame yaw. >> there are -- macadamia jie. there -- there is so much purple. >> from one al to another. they say he is near death. for the seventh time. yes, the guy who was freed from a scottish prison two years ago because he had, quote, three months to live, end quote, is now in a coma according to his brother who clearly had no reason to lie. and the scottish government confirmed they made contact with his family who told them the same story. look at the hugging. meanwhile, the libyan national transitional council -- bill, you were in that for awhile. they will not allow the guy to be extradited with the justice minister telling reporters, "we will not hand any libyan citizen over to the west. we do not deport any libyan citizens. only qaddafi does that." getting a handle on mcgraw he's health is as difficult as playing "find the real pug. >> that was animatronic. these animal s who have been dead. shoul

. >> family members are there to retrieve his body and he received several awards including a purple heart. >>> one of the key witnesses in the bryan stow beating case has died. matthew lee was with bryan stow outside the stadium. lee died after he ate a salad that contained nuts. it is unclear how lee's death might affect the prosecution's case. meantime the two suspects in court yesterday, 20-year-old sanchez asked for his bail to be reduced and the judge postponed the request last week. they are due back for their arrangement. yesterday the prosecution also released new details about the attack. prosecutors say sanchez surprised him from behind and punched him on the side of his head. he immediately lost consciousness and fell to the ground. >>> an eight-year-old san jose boy is being called a hero after rescuing a three-year-old girl from a swimming pool. she was with her grandfather at the park, hialeah apartments yesterday afternoon. one moment she was riding on her shoulders, next the two were spotted floating facedown into the water and that's when the neighbor jumped in and

. >> he was a decorative seal earning a purple heart medals along with other honors and his 16 years in navy. family members say the losing him was devastating for his wife and their two kids. >> houston was one of two bay area men killed in a plane crash. caltrans is oregon down a state park in the neighborhood spent two years molded. crews arrived on thursday to take it apart. it is built on caltran land. a spokesperson say it is a liability issue. >> before, this was just a crack spot. how could this be a problem for anyone? >> anyone willing to lease the property and assume the maintenance and liability, will have no choice. >> caltrans will also be shutting down a state park. the city did not renew its lease. >> live from the golden gate bridge. the fog is beginning to lift slightly. right now of integers are and '50s 63 in concord. this is what your highs all looked like to date paid >> it we hot inland with the upper 80s and low 90s. '60s and '70s bayside. on tuesday it tortures will cool down. aves england on tuesday in the '70s and land for one state. the next couple of days

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he wrote "the purple cow." have you heard of that one? it's an old san francisco one. but he got so sick of it. tive written down here. he hated people reciting it back to him so he wrote, "a, yes, i wrote "the purple cow," i'm sorry now i wrote it. but i can tell you anyhow, i'll kill you if you quote it." he used carville in two of his novels, scenes and characters. one is a romantic. a guy rents one and brings his dates out there for a little romantic rendezvous. and another one where an old car conductor rents a car and it comes to life. you have to read more in these books. another artist and musicians. this car on the left, number one, was called la bohemme rented in the sutro section by musicians who when they finished their work downtown in the clubs and theaters would go out to carville to this clubhouse in the night and drink and go skinny dipping in the surf and raise all sorts of ruckus. this little hill in front of them they called mount diablo. they each had their own little locker that was locked up where they kept their liquor so they didn't have to sha

red and purple, major flooding to record flooding. and the idea here is, the center of irene made its move in from coney island, then through central park and then went up. so, all of this zone, the purple and the red zone, the southern rivers, will crest later than the northern rivers. this is flash flooding. so, the northern rivers will go a little later today. tomorrow, for these other areas, they'll be slower to crest in new jersey because they're just so windy. and it's going take some time to get that water out. pictures out of new jersey, where you have waters up to cars. and in vermont. have you seen a picture like this? unbelievable. the mad river completely out of control in that area. again, the crest in southern areas will take longer than the crest in northern areas. >>> hundreds of thousands of people up and down the east coast are still without power right now. abc's ron claiborne headed out to see how stranded families are getting by. good morning, ron. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. take a look at over here

it's in all colors, purple, green, red, blue. it's a beautiful rock. . >> one thing i wanted to ask you, the review in the paper recently on sunday said that your book is different from all the other books about the anastazi because you brought out some of the non-flattering parts of their culture like violence. how did you conclude that they were a violent culture? . >> well, i didn't necessarily conclude they were a violent culture, i just concluded there was violence in their culture. the evidence is very clear where you find masker sites, where every place you drop a trench there are bodies, unburied bodies missing their heads, in some cases where there will be a head in one room and you can match it up to the body which is in another room 100 yards away and they didn't just end up there; somebody took the head off. and there will be places where it's all femurs, all gathered together. and places where it's obviously some kind of warfare event where people are all huddled into one spot and they have all been burned there. the

i see purple, red, blue, green, orange. i see cheetah revera on broadway. as american as the lee's, the kennedys. none sound american to me. i am not a shamed. jose can you see. i pledge allegiance to this country. land of commercialism. if i can win gold medals. if i can sign my life away. ain't no language. this is my country too. i believe in free dom and diversity, need to get the hell out. [applause] >> i have one more performer. can you believe that? i am so excited. he is a very kind man to be here. he's a total icon. tales of the city. his book that was made do a city. he's here on his book tour. thank you very much. well, i would not have missed this evening for anything. you and i both know these things can be boring. not tonight. i like to read, since i'm back home from a tour. i would like to read the chapter that my editor wanted me to remove. i have to set it up for you. michael toliver is 55 years old. they have gone to florida because his mother has died. and they have been out to the rest home, to the bear bar in orlando. they meet a black

i see purple, red, blue, green, orange. i see cheetah revera on broadway. as american as the lee's, the kennedys. none sound american to me. i am not a shamed. jose can you see. i pledge allegiance to

blue, red, purple, green, black, so many colors of ink i'm going to start an art gearly. google me.iolence is my silence. >> all right. i see a room with darkness. i see the color white. poems are made in darkness. poems are p white. poems are shadows. all poems are what you want them to be 79 all poems ar another -- another way to express yourself. i stay active. if i see something i like i'm snatching the if you put up a fight, i'm basting. you're going to be on the floor sleeping and i'm going to be standing over you blasting the poems are funny. i hear people screaming, i hear cops coming, so i start running the i get tired of running so a get a bought fble water and start dranking -- drinking the i see the cops again so i break to fleefment poems are made to flee. poems are diaries. poems are made to go hard or go home. poems are made to influence. poems are made to touch lives. poems catch lives. poems are alive. >> all right. my poem is called let me tell you where i've been. let me tell you where i've been. i've been places you couldn't imagine. places you think i couldn't b

we have all these purple maps now, all these purple spots. i want you to be able to go tonight to something called water.weather.gov. if you're in any of these areas where the water has to run downhill to get to the ocean or lake champlain, you can see what your creek or body of water has to do. some people in north carolina had no idea what they were going to expect today: tornadoes. big storms right now. here's raleigh and those tornadoes, spinning storms headed out to the ocean, headed to the outer banks where they can't even get out of there at this point in time. the next thing i want to show you is is what rutland, vermont looks like. can't even get out of town. mr. ritter said can't get out of town at all. all the bridges are gone. then tropical depression number 12. it's katia, k-a-t-i-a is the pronunciation. it replaces katrina. it's the six-year anniversary of katrina today, and they recycle names every six years. katia a category 2 hurricane in five days. not too far from where irene was, but this looks like a right-turning gutterb

the retired vet said, "cod is how i received my purple heart."ously wounded by rocket blast in 2007. because of a paperwork mix up the medal was late and he did not get a pinning several. he did get an apology and refund check for the postage but he couldn't cash it, because it was made out to "roy" instead of "rob." >>> the man who rose to national fame for claiming the respect is too damn high -- the rent is too damn high is facing eviction from the manhattan apartment because he says the rent is too damn low. he pays $875 a month for the rent-controlled apartment and he tells the "new york post" the land lord is kicking him out so he can charge a new tenant more rent. the building owner says mcmillan violated the lease maintaining another apartment a claim that mcmillan denies. ♪ ♪ >> chris: to pay the rent it's a good idea to have a job. the report today says the economy created 117,000 of them last month. the unemployment rate dipped slightly to 9.1%. but that does not mean small business owners are out of the woods. in fact, correspondent a

very heavy rainfall where you see purple likely in excess of 8 inches of rain across parts of mid atlantic and the northeast. last week saw over 10 inches of rain. the ground is saturated, another 10 inches and the wind on that saturated ground where the trees aren't firmly established and likely going to see trees going over causing widespread power outages through the weekend. rough weekend ahead. the worst starting tonight across the outer banks. tomorrow and tomorrow night headed up towards parts of the northeast. >> thanks rick. americans on the eastern seaboard brace for this hurricane, officials from the president to the secretary of homeland security and many governors are sounding the alarm. how dangerous is this storm? are americans on the east coast who haven't been hit by a storm lake this since hurricane gloria in 1985, prepared? joining me with analysis, chief meteorologist for weather bell analytics, joe bastardi. joe, thank you for being with us. >> it is my pleasure. >> lots of people talking about the weather tonight. lots of withins. i understand from -- lots of opinions

also the flower there in purple. the mansion is the rear-view of it. it's nearly 100 years old and definitely a historic property here in california. joining us today, lynn is with the mansion and the best part of all about this, we can actually tour this, the public? >> absolutely. welcome. we love to have our visitors here we have almost 100,000 visitors every year. >> reporter: it's not only the gardens that we're looking at, but also the inside of the home. first off, tell us about the gardens. what is in bloom, that doesn't mean that there are not flowers happening. >> there's never not a realtime that the flowers are not happening. >> in the garden we use all of the arrangements for all of the public spaces. >> i feel like i've stepped into the buckingham palace. it's actually right here in the bay area. >> it was born between 1915 and 1917. he owned the empire mine. the largest strike in history. he was cambridge educated, love an english country house so he built himself an english country house. >> there is a french feel, a little bit of a cal

before that you spent eight years in the marines, multiple towers of duty in iraq and afghanistan, purple bronze star, did you get an emmy? i'm in the saying that stuff is not good but did you get an emmy? tell me about americanselect.org. how do you pick a president over the internet? >> well, it's a simple vision in that the vision here son november 6, 2012 when people go to the polls for the first time ever there will be a third ticket that they've directly nominated. >> a. >> stephen: a third party? >> a ticket. >> stephen: what is the difference between a ticket and a party? >> we're not a party. we're a second way to pick a president, one that is bigger than the parties and puts people ahead of the parties. >> stephen: bigger than the parties? how so? how much cash do you have? >> at americanselect.org we'll hold the first ever nonpartisan online nominating convention. any registered voter can come to the convention stphaoefrpblgts why would you -- >> stephen: why would you want to be nonpartisan. people know what the democrats stand for -- tax and spend -- they know what republican

she was nominated for the best actress award in 1985 for the movie "the color purple." >>> this is an interactive bus for "taranova" and it visited our studios this morning. but until 8:00, it's parked at jefferson and taylor. inside you will find a green screen where through the magic of television, technicians can make it looks like you have traveled back in time. just like the care actors. it premieres next month. >>> tonight at 5:00, he's being hailed a hero. a couple of minutes ago, a young girl who pulled a 3-year- old out of a pool in san jose, today, our cameras are there at the san jose fire department that will be honoring him. >>> our next newscast is the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. don't forget our coverage continues right now online at ktvu.com. have a great afternoon.

in fact, by the time they recovered the blue tit, it was a purple nurple.t was -- [ laughter ] a purple nurple. [ laughter ] we just lost our aaa status. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, right now? >> jimmy: we just lost it. >> steve: i just got it on the e-mail. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. hey, you guys, finally, i read that outkast rapper, big boi was just arrested for illegal drug possession, including viagra. which explains big boi's new name, "even bigger boi." [ light laughter ] we have a great show for you tonight. give it up for the roots. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey guys, we have a big show tonight. i can't wait to talk to this guy. he's one of my all-time favorites. one of everyone's all-time favorites. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] one of the greatest. i love him. you know him from "rescue me" and "top gear." the very, very funny adam ferrara is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's always good. oh, and we got music for you guys. oh, this band is gonna blow your pants off. i'm talking

we have all these purple maps now. purple spots. i want you to go to water.weather.gov tonight. if you are in these areas where the water has to run downhill to get to the ocean or the sound whether it's new jersey or into vermont or lake champlain, you can go and see what your creek or stream is forecast to do. it's a great website. you may want to take a hard look at what you might have to expect. something else people in north carolina had no idea they would expect today -- tornadoes. spinning storms headed to the outer banks where they can't even get out of there at this point in time. next i want to show you rutland vermont. can't even get out of town. our ireporters said all the bridges are gone. and then tropical depression number 12. i know you want to hear about it. it's katia -- k-a-t-i-a -- kah-tee-ah is the pronu nunnunp. it's for hurricane katrina. they recycle names every six years but not if it is a memorable storm. tropical depression 12 forecasted to be a category two in five days. not far from where irene was. this looks more like a right-turning gutter ball th

. >> also purple purple. >> reporter: donna johnson blair is shopping for an iphone case for her daughter and it is not an easy task. how pickky is she? >> incredibly fussy. she knows what she wants and what styles. >> reporter: while this new store in downtown palo alto called speck may look like just another retail accessory store for smart phones and tablets, it is anything but. it was opened by a company with deep roots in internet sales called speck products and it's being used iaea test used as a test facility. >> we are asking customers' reactions about what they like about our products, what they would like to see in our products and so there's no hard selling going on here. there's really more data gathering going on here. >> reporter: at a time when so many convention bricks and mortar retailers like borders are closing shop and leaving buildings vacant, in part due to competition from the internet, speck is taking a different approach. while everything is here sale and the store will contribute to the local economy and tax base, the real goal is to make sure the company and its

we have all these purple maps now, all these purple spots. i want you to be able to go tonight to something called water.weather.gov. if you're in any of these areas where the water has to run downhill to get to the ocean or to the sound, even whether it's new jersey or up into vermont or on up into lake champlain, you can see what your creek or stream is forecast to do. it's a great website. you may want to take a hard look at what to expect. some people in north carolina had no idea what they were going to expect today, tornadoes. big storms right now. here's raleigh and those tornadoes, spinning storms headed out to the ocean, headed out toward the outer banks where they can't even get out of there at this point in time. the next thing i want to show you is what rutland, vermont looks like. can't even get out of town. i talked to our i-reporters there. mr. ritter said can't get out of town at all. all the bridges are gone. then tropical depression number 12. i know you wanted to hear about that. it's katia, k-a-t-i-a, katia is the pronunci

you'll see people walking around with purple fingers. >> like iraq, no kidding. >> northern iowa purple. we can't forget the panthers. >> you brought up the -- you're an optimist, i'm not spending new year's here, but where are we on the calendar situation. are you committed that if bill gardener, secretary of state of new hampshire, decides to move the primary up to the third tuesday in january, which is one of the rumors, then what do you do? >> the date may change, but the orbit won't. it will be iowa, new hampshire. >> that's -- >> that is absolute. >> are you -- are you -- this is a case where you're bipartisan here, i know you work together with the democratic party, but are you in consultation with bill gardener, secretary of state as well? >> i was in new hampshire a couple of weeks ago. i sat down with secretary of state gardener who has probably forgotten more about primary and politics than i will ever learn and iowa and new hampshire are attached at the hip and we'll do what is necessary to protect our first in the nation status. >> what is the national boss, your national b

i wonder if you feel like maybe in the future that places who have been read for so long can turn purple and not just because of african-americans but because of building coalitions with the building latino populations in the southern states? >> i think as possible. about a place like virginia. the demographics of virginia have changed and so much of how we understand what happened in virginia in 2008 has to do with changing demographics. when you think about this, i think it will take a lot of time for states like georgia to somehow become a democratic state. i think you have to keep in mind that the number of residents is not the same thing as a number of voters. the undocumented population, if you talk about blacks and latinos coalescing in a state like georgia, the new immigrant destinations are places where the proportion of latinos in those places are much higher in undocumented proportions than in longstanding latino communities like los angeles. >> we are seeing this growth of population in places like north carolina. there might be 140,000 african- americans more than we had bef

chp continues to turn up the heat on dangers of leaving children unattended in cars, this month, purple ribbons will be on an ten yaz to draw awareness to the problem. officers emphasize internal temperatures can rise 50 degrees in just 15 minutes. >> and san francisco is getting a new fleet of vehicle was out having to spend a penny. the 14 dodge ram pick ups given for a three-year evaluation period by chrysler and department of energy. the mayor received one to drive today before being turb turned over to department of public works. and one of the features city workers will find useful is the hybrid truck's battery can run on ac power. >> this generator can run lighting and etc. and we have four and we have 20 plugs. >> and this is a nice gift there. >> in northwest venezuela it's call aid river in the sky this, is why. take a look. that is what they will call rebaba, 40,000 volts of lightning erupting up to 300 nights per year. and it's punk twal, always happening at midnight. >> that is incredible. my owner's company is that there is an intense low pressure in this basin. night fall

she was nominated in 1995 for the film "the color purple." >>> a young man was honored today for saving the lives of a neighbor who nearly drowned in their apartment pool. rita williams tells us more. >> reporter: he may look like a typical 8.5-year-old boy but he is anything but typical of. >> today that is superhero was treated like one at a seen as a fire station and. >> we really appreciate all of your help to save a life. we would like to present you with this plaque for very, very good efforts and we like to make an honorary member of the san jose fire department. >> had no kind of processing that >> reporter: what he did here monday afternoon was rescue a 3- year-old from the bottle of the -- the bottom of the singapore. >> you know, my body was shaking. i just said okay, jump. >> i went and got her. i pressure added to the side -- pushed her back up to the side. >> reporter: he got the girl out of the pool as was the girl's grandfather. >> he wanted to they and their families friends were telling inducement. >> absolutely amazing. >> i'm so proud of him. >> reporter: cool that e

you don't see the big purples anymore. the purples are gone. we still have some yellows and oranges. the purple really indicates a strengthening hurricane. the oranges and ideal lows indicate a weakening hurricane. the storm is over the gulf stream. it may not be done yet so do not let your guard down. john todd apparently driving in a car down the east coast. brian, can you hear me? >> caller: yes, i can, joe. >> where are you? what are you seeing? >> we, with we're driving just south of rocky mount, north carolina, on interstate 95. we're heading towards wilming n wilmington, south carolina. we're hitting one of the initial bands of rain, we believe, from the hurricane. we looked this up on a satellite map and it appears we're getting one of the initial bands of rain from the hurricane. officials here in north carolina, very concerned about the entire southeastern half of the state. they're worried this is going to affect about 3.5 million people from this interstate where we are and all points east. >> and where do you plan to end up? or are

. >>> starting today, highway patrol cars will be decorated with purple ribbons. it's part of a campaign to remind people of the danger of leaving children unattended in the car. the campaign was started by the national organization for keep our kids' safe. the founder is the mother of a 6-year-old who died in a car after being left there by a baby-sitter for more than two hours. >>> it's back to school for many in the bay area. many need supplies. in san jose, more than 2,000 signed up with a nonprofit group to receive free backpacks. sacred heart community services have only collected half of what they need to donate to the kids. say yet heart ends on friday. if you would like to -- sacred heart ends on friday -- hearts ends on friday. >>> tonight at 5:00, keeping talent in silicon valley. >>> and new information could be coming out today. a report about be -- will be released in just a few minutes about the jaycee dugard kidnapping case at 5:00. the latest on what the report shows. that will do it for us. thanks for watching. have a great day. [ this broadcast

. >> that purple on that map just confounds me. the heat in the shade in oklahoma city and dallas, places like that, wow. >> quite a stretch. >> we'll check on the weather later on with you, rob. thank you so much. >>> this might just be the worst humanitarian crisis on the planet. the people of somalia in the grips of a deadly drought and famine, nowhere in the world are people more malnourished. getting the help to these struggling people in this african nation is next to impossible because of another ongoing crisis, attacks by islamic militants. cnn joins us live from mow ga deshah, somalia, this morning. nina, what's the situation there? >> ali, the shabab militant group have now announced their ramadan offensive, the muslim holy month started yesterday and annually every year, what shabab will do is use this as a rallying cry for their supporters around the world. we've been told that three weeks ago they received a shipment of weapons from across the red sea in yemen, they couldn't confirm 100%, but believe that was coming fr

purple-state votedders. >> brown shirts. >> red handed. >> the yellow lobster. [laughter] jon jon guy,er got to tell you, i think that one literally was about a yellow lobster. >> really, jon? you don't think he was talking about china? really? an asian lobster all yellow with its pinchers collapsed around the nuts of america? oh, i wonder how that lobster would sound to ed schultz. oh, hello, i'm a lobster. hello, look at my claws. hew-wow. >> jon: that is offensive. >> it is offensive. shame on you, schultz. look what you've done. >> i can't get the bad man out of my brain. >> jon: john oliver man: between making the rent and somebody constantly downloading musicals on itunes... woman: i love musicals. man: ...it was getting tight around here. so to save money, i got us a roommate... man: ...who just happens to be into musicals. roommate: i am the very model of a modern major-general, i've information vegetable, animal, and mineral, i know the kings of england... anncr: there's an easier way to save. anncr: get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes

he was purple. he just let his head go. stay awake and he could not stay awake no more.s looking at me, like let me go. >> let carlos be the last one to die in these streets. >> so while faith leaders and hundreds of people gathered at 64th and international for a sidewalk memorial, cbs 5 learned a platoon of cops, including the u.s. marshals spanned out across the east bay executing search warrants in heyward, alameda, and pittsburgh. warrants were issued. tight lipped tonight. >> we have done a number of search warrants in the bay area. i'm not going to share how many we have done. i can tell you we have been going pretty steadily strong for the last 29 hours. >> police sources go on to tell cbs 5 two suspects were already arrested monday night in connection with carlos' murder. because of that, cbs 5 will not disclose his name. but we have confirmed the trigger man has ties to a gang. the shooter attended skyline high school, but moved away to the desert southwest and returned just prior to the shooting. and he has a rap sheet, including previous gun charges. police s

purple-state votedders. >> brown shirts. >> red handed. >> the yellow lobster. [laughter] jon jon guy,er got to tell you, i think that one literally was about a yellow lobster. >> really, jon? you don't think he was talking about china? really? an asian lobster all yellow with its pinchers collapsed around the nuts of america? oh, i wonder how that lobster would sound to ed schultz. oh, hello, i'm a lobster. hello, look at my claws. hew-wow. >> jon: that is offensive. >> it is offensive. shame on you, schultz. look what you've done. >> i can't get the bad man out of my brain. >> jon: john oliver impressive resume. i see you're flatulent in three languages. graduated top of your gas. [ male announcer ] got gas on your mind? your son rip is on line toot. [ male announcer ] try gas-x. powerful relief from pressure and bloating in a fast-acting chewable. gas-x. pressure's off. >> jon: welcome back. as you know, in 1996, then-president clinton signed into law the defense of marriage act or nambla... dombla, whatever. it stimulated the federal government would only le