we are looking at severe thunderstorm watches through quebec into the atlantic states. it is going to be stormy tonight. and even into monday, eastern sections of canada from quebec into the mare tiitimes we are looking into the lingering. 33 in atlanta. 39 houston. and it is going to be on the warm side for you here. and getting a look at europe now. a lot of activity is going to reside up towards the north. denmark as well as northern germany will be looking at stormier weather tonight as the system moves on through. that is all going to be heading eastward into finland. baltic states too. you want to watch out for that. out west right now heavier showers possible for northern spain. northern areas of portugal. but instead parts of france and then southeastern end of the british isles too will be looking wetter here. as for those temperatures, 22 in stockholm, 25 in berlin. it's a lot warmer here. 34 degrees in vienna. that's going to be hot. 32 in rome. getting up to 35 in athens. do take precautions against the heat here. and here is your three day outlook. >>> our

you see the new system coming in from ontario, sweeping across much of quebec into your tuesday. so staying quite unsettled here as well. looking at 29 degrees in d.c. today, warming up to 28 in new york city with plenty of sunshine. 28 in toronto, sunny and warm here as well. now, let's take a look at europe. we have that very large storm system moving into scandinavia, moving fairly slowly, so keeping weather conditions quite unsettled over next couple of days. looking very windy and thundery across the baltic states, the north coast of germany and poland and bringing a little bit of cloudy and wet weather to the northern end of the british isles as well. but for central, western and eastern europe, under the big high pressure system, it will stay dry for the most part, plenty of sunshine as well. the iberian peninsula starting off on a sunny note. by evening, we'll start to see the new system coming in from the west, the weather conditions quite wet for you. 32 degrees in madrid. 21 in paris. looking quite chilly in berlin, 17 degrees with cloudy skies. all right, here is your

quebec host exhibitions dollars the district of several sports.e're returning to this e- mail, please is ready to go. we are coming back. a lisa is ready to go. >> it is official. the giants just lost against the florida marlins. >> our first e-mail, i am beginning to think that last season's giants were a fluke, what do you think? >> if i had to bet money i would still think it would make it to the playoffs. i do not think it is a fluke. they caught fire at the right time. they made it to the playoffs on the second to last day of the season and then got hot prayed to week-three weeks stretch. it is not a fluke but they got hot tech the right time and this year's team is showing a lot. >> how can nfl teams charge full price for exhibition games? there glorify mr. images. >> we're just talking about that a minute ago. i think there really should change that. the only people benefit from these practice games are young players trying to make the team. some brough bonn >> it is a rip-off. as long as people are making money, that was for the fans over.

we're going gazebo on - in as we take hot when it fog tracker 4 goggle moving and not landed quebec whenll be pushing its way back during the day enables along the coast during a lunchtime this is a look of current temperatures right now mostly in the '50s and '60s bobbin san francisco right now is 57 degrees i quebe. we're looking at temperatures a neighbor with by neighborhood opportunities in morgan hill of keeping it in in the '60s and '70s and warmer spots in land as we go in to the north bay we're going to exit c 84 degrees for sonoma 9 and 91 degrees for fairfield we will seal warming trend as we headed into the it and then we will cool off starting in the work week been. up and down traffic and no hot spots is valued above but we have plenty of overnight constructions. construction will be cleared by five a m this is the look of the bay bridge when n putt salmon tell him the courage which that when conditions are going to send south of 101 on the gold golden gate bridge speeds are upward into 16 m.p.h. women >> caltran is running down a skateboard park. its debt of 02 years to bu

que sigue perdiendo fuerza y que tiene inundados los rios >>> desbordando algunos de ellos se va a quebecir de los próximo días, el viernes y sábado es los 90 el calor del verano se queda en la región >>> en monterrey se dio a conocer la identidad de 5 personas, la justicia afirmo que los detenidos son parte de los "los zetas" el ataque habría sido por el incumplimiento de los pagos de extorcion, algunos fueron conductores y vigilantes otros las mentes " creativas" >>> si usted se la pasa diciendo a sus hijoq se le laven las manos hacen lo correcto un estudio mostro que luego de 3 meses los niños contrageron menos enfermedad y faltaron menos a clases >>> decenas de personas volvieron a salir para manifestación en san francisco, las gente protesta por bloquear el intenert para no vaya la gente a una manifestación y por la muerte de una personas >>> decenas se reunieron para protestar por este tipo, y siguen trasncurriendo sin ningún tipo de incidentes, vamos a mover la cámara, hay un grupo de personas que están en espera para que regresen los manifestantes, hay elementos policiacos con per

." >>> hurricane irene downgraded as it moves into quebec, canada. no longer a tropical storm. it left a deep scar on the u.s. east coast. flooding and power outages widespread in states like vermont and new jersey being especially hard hit. newark and jfk international airports will be open for arrivals in a matter of hours and the federal administration says departures begin at noon. new york's laguardia airport will allow both takeoffs and landings as are 7:00 a.m. the storm is blamed for at least 21 deaths in the united states. 4 million people are now without power. emergency crews are cleaning up debris. the u.s. government estimates wind damage alone will amount to more than $1 billion. >>> the people in new york city are drying out after irene's visit. long island just east of the city, the hardest hit part of new york state. and manhattan, got soaked. difficult in the coming days. we have the scene from battery park. >> reporter: there are 8 million people here in the city of new york. it swells to 14 million during the day when people come into work. most come in on m

the storm is packing winds of 50 miles per hour and now 105 miles south of quebec cit. >>> asian markets rising monday three days after ben bernanke predicted long-term economic growth. japan's nikkei rising 0.7% and south korea up 2.9%. on friday bernanke didn't announce any new stimulus plans but left open the possibility if another recession looks likely. i'm marianne rafferty. now, back to "geraldo at large." for all the latest headlines, go to fox news .com. >> the real issue we are going to have to deal with now is flooding. this storm is transitioning flooding event. some rivers haven't pressed it yet it is still remaining. we are prepared for what that means for shelter transportation infrastructure and positions with urban search and rescrescu michael grimm republican staten island on the spot. governor chris christie another star in the republican party had some moments when he was tough as nails some suggest he was over aggressive, other times more compassionate and one bufrs the ground trying to save he was choked up about it. you think he came on to too strong you think gett

it was made in quebec. it's a canadian hybrid. it runs on gas and beaver meat. (laughter) so while putin is insiberia bagging tigers, what did obama bag on his sav ari through the midwest? >> how are you? (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: you got a pie, come on o bama, at least throw it at a puma. in tough times, we americans want a president who is a bad ass! if it's not you, it's going to be rick perry. because if america cannot have james bond we'll take yosemite sam. now folks speaking of our future president it is day six of what many inside this desk are calling parry with an a gate. for those of you just emerging from a coma in your time machine last week colbert superpac produced a multi100 dollar ad campaign urging iowanans' ames straw poll to write in rick parry with an a, that is a for paaaarry. and on saturday at the straw poll when all the fried put her been eaten and all the votes had been counted, rick parry came in number one, two, three, four, five, sixth place-- (laughter) >> with 718 votes. the only write-in candidate to rank in the top ten. w

. >> there are reports of flooding and power outages in quebec and eastern united states. it could take weeks for some areas to recover from that massive storm. at least 21 deaths here in the united states blamed on irene, mostly the result of falling trees and limbs. most of the problems are actually inland where there's widespread flooding in places like vermont which took a big hit. upstate new york, as well. estimated five million homes and businesses are without power at one point during the storm. thousands could be in the dark for days or longer. >> susan mcginnis joins us live from long beach on long island. so what's the latest? how are things out there right now? >> reporter: good morning, frank and grace. here's the latest. long island and a lot of the east coast waking up to a very beautiful day. the sun is out, sky is clear, the ocean is call. people are out. they're out talking to one another. they are out getting their morning exercise, this is after quite a pounding that this area took. the other thing that they are waking up to though is certainly quite a

towards the americas, remnant of what was hurricane irene is bringing significant rains to parts of quebec, canada. the tail end of the system also bringing thunderstorms to north carolina and virginia as well. the plains states dealing with plenty of showers in and around montana, saskatchewan looking for thunderstorms to break out tonight. temperaturewise, hotting up in houston. 39 degrees. it is going to be chilly in seattle at 19 celsius. now over towards europe, we have a large low pressure system that continues to move slowly across northern europe here. looking very windy and thundery across germany, poland and into the baltic states. looking cloudy for the british isles as well. but mostly dry. sunny skies towards the south. and for the most part of central and eastern europe covered by this high pressure system. we're looking at dry weather. good bouts of sunshine as well. as we head into the afternoon, we could see isolated thundershowers through italy into the west coast of the balkans. 28 in rome. 22 in vienna looking showery out here. and 18 degrees in london with cloudy skies

towards the americas, remnant of what was hurricane irene is bringing significant rains to parts of quebec, canada. the tail end of the system also bringing thunderstorms to north carolina and virginia as well. the plains states dealing with plenty of showers in and around montana, saskatchewan looking for thunderstorms to break out tonight. temperaturewise, hotting up in houston. 39 degrees. it is going to be chilly in seattle at 19 celsius. now over towards europe, we have a large low pressure system that continues to move slowly across northern europe here. looking very windy and thundery across germany, poland and into the baltic states. looking cloudy for the british isles as well. but mostly dry. sunny skies towards the south. and for the most part of central and eastern europe covered by this high pressure system. we're looking at dry weather. good bouts of sunshine as well. as we head into the afternoon, we could see isolated thundershowers through italy into the west coast of the balkans. 28 in rome. 22 in vienna looking showery out here. and 18 degrees in london with cloudy skies

. >> there are reports of flooding and power outages up in quebec and in the eastern united states, it could take weeks for some areas to recover from that massive storm, at least two dozen deaths here in the united states blamed on irene mostly as a result of falling trees and limbs. most of the problems inland away from the coast where there's widespread flooding in place like vermont and upstate new york, both got hammered. estimated 5 million homes and business all without power. at one point during the storm, thousands could remain in the dark for days. some perhaps even weeks. >>> susan mcginnis joins us live from long beach on new york's long island. and we understand manhattan didn't seem to get the brunt of this but there's a lot of really bad flooding up and down the east coast, right, susan? >> reporter: yeah. there certainly is. there's no doubt the flooding is a major concern. here online, up and down new jersey, the lower end of manhattan, around battery park city, here on long island, flooding is one of the big problems that folks are grappling with, clean-up and assessm

more than 250,000 people have lost power in quebec and new brunswick. cleanup operations are now under way along the u.s. eastern seaboard from north carolina to vermont. damage was not as bad as expected in new york city, but millions of households are still without power. irene is expected to rack up billions in damages. the storm left at least 21 people dead in the u.s.. though it is in mexico as the five men in connection with last week's attack on the casino in the city of monterey. suspects are believed to be members of tozetas drug cartel, one of the most brutal in the country -- members of the zetas drug cartel. several armed men burst into the casino from setting a fire that killed 52 people. to sports news now. more drama that the athletics championships in south korea monday. after bolt made a rapid exit from the 100 meters race, there was more controversy in another spring even. >> it was a thrilling race, but the contest did not end there. stripped of his title, officials ruling that he had obstructed china's contested on the final hurdle.

severe thunderstorms possible in southern quebec as well. and this low pressure system generally on a weakening track. but it is moving very, very slowly, so it looks like that rain will continue throughout your thursday. across the central plains down into the southeastern corner as well, that severe weather threat will stay with you here. it's that boundary between that cooler and drier air and that warm humid air coming in from the gulf of mexico. so quite a wide area, you're looking at the possibility of strong winds, large hail, and isolated heavy rain. so do watch out for that. temperatures will stay fairly hot down in the south again, especially for texas and louisiana. heat advisories again in effect. 38 degrees in houston. across the north, though, it does look a bit more pleasant, 27 in chicago, 28 in new york city. 26 in toronto. plenty of sunshine. now, for europe, we're looking at a very long frontal system stretching across the northern tier of the continent. lots of showers and strong winds in place over the next few days, esp

severe thunderstorms possible in southern quebec as well. and this low pressure system generally on a weakening track. but it is moving very, very slowly, so it looks like that rain will continue throughout your thursday. across the central plains down into the southeastern corner as well, that severe weather threat will stay with you here. it's that boundary between that cooler and drier air and that warm humid air coming in from the gulf of mexico. so quite a wide area, you're looking at the possibility of strong winds, large hail, and isolated heavy rain. so do watch out for that. temperatures will stay fairly hot down in the south again, especially for texas and louisiana. heat advisories again in effect. 38 degrees in houston. across the noh, though, it does look a bit more pleasant, 27 in chicago, 28 in new york city. 26 in toronto. plenty of sunshine. now, for europe, we're looking at a very long frontal system stretching across the northern tier of the continent. lots of showers and strong winds in place over the next few days, espec

enter, like us on their face look quebec. >> we'll take a quick break and be back with cold weather and traffic. will also check what is happening on wall street as you take a look and nine outside on wall street. who's of tension in change your travel plans and indifference and abandoned you have a home of the dollar changed in all boo hoo-$150 change knit positions of vice of if it weren't near halt heard all >> morales off overnight 9 points. now all of 82 yen that xi thousand mark after yesterday's for a 20 point drop. >> person the to hear hewlett-packard. f s war is >> here are the three things that they're doing. basically they will stop doing tablet computers and smart phones by october. and then they will try to spin off the pc business by the end of next year. " they will be sold under another company's name at that point. the restructuring contains that h-p has failed to cater to consumers incorporations. i want to focus more on corporations the way ibm has done alaska six years, focusing on corporations and governments. hot computers are one of their largest divisions but ha

believe it or not, eastern quebec will get six to eight inches of rain out of this storm. it not done yet. but it pulls off the east coast of canada by tuesday. >> and as a farewell gesture to you, i can see those waves whipping up behind you and the wind all around you. thank you, sam. >>> and new england did take irene's last punch here in the united states. a lot of concern, the tourists still vacationing there on the coast, especially cape codod and abc's david kerley is along the water in massachusetts right now. david? >> reporter: good evening, diane. we're on a floating pier that gives you a sense of how this normally calm bay is still being hit by the strong winds here in massachusetts. and there's still a worry tonight about the surge that's coming at 8:00 tonight, as the high tide rolls in. irene barrelled into new england, no longer a hurricane, but packing plenty of power, pushing around people and pushing massive amounts of ocean water onshore. abc's ashleigh banfield in stanford, connecticut. >> we're at the peak of the wind velocity now as the storm is hitt

begins to move towards quebec. guys don't control their parts of the country to local forces the taliban remains defiant insists to see me and the people of the south of the cultural thing washington is racing to cut its will spending which is going to look at it since all. these dead bodies and religion contributed thinks the u.s. should abandon its pension strategy what is the most obvious. the most necessary measure to slash the u.s. budget deficit for the first time in the u.s. history it was not the democrats it was the republicans who launched fiscal counter offensive against the sleepy white house regarding how to assuage the budget deficit specifically in military and security fears the main challenge for the fiscal sanity of the united states is american military doctrine of strategic over which has to be various to ditch their prevention or bunker mentality be a big conventional bloated tender going budget and to shift into unconventional symmetrical vision of the new and incoming challenges to the united

and in quebec during that period, i was really struck by how much more on the ball the unions were. because you had two or three competing federations, contracts were shorter duration, you didn't have to wait three or five years to leave or petition for a vote to leave. if you were happy with your incumbent union representative and workers got their phone calls returned. the business agents came out and worked with the stewards in bargaining. because they knew if they were not responsive to the rank and file members of the payers, member of the qfl, csn, third federation, there's a lot of hopping around. and that was an important tool to rank and file the power. which i think we lacked in many union context today. a different perspective on what's demonized as rating, when, in fact, the other person's rate is another workers liberation. >> i just want to put the thought that somebody brought up the international day. i wanted to put the plug for small foundations involved. one the things that we do at the berger marx foundation, we do provide funds to hire women organizers for a per

they fully invested in the quebec get to the should will. and in some circles they had been called a dream team. >> it is that making a miraculous comeback, that is not what it is about. >> now on the women's side of the 2011 grand slam champions left. and of the no. 1 seed showed no signs of slowing de 5 to 1 before his opponent conner had to pile. for the women's side french open champion she lost her first-round match fallen to 53rd ranked it so mama, 62 and 75. and how about 14,000 sq. ft. facility in the bay area that can house a doll. a huge structure in hayward, this is a fifth of it, seven nba courts this is a place called dream courts, future phases include tin more nba courts, 17 volleyball's court. six football star killed, beach volleyball personal training centers retelling tutoring centers even talk of a 50 m pool, all that under one roof and the sick dreams from the founder teresa banks. >> we needed a place to be a train athletes the right way and i did have expected to be such a big project but i found this building fell lov

american point of view, and as i learned canada's history and started teaching at the university of quebec, i saw parallels and differences in the development of united states. both of these were useful to stud about yaws they tested widespread assumption about paper exclusiveness, american national identity. in the same way as i read up further on the wartime treatment ofment japanese canadians and discovered how deeply they had been victimized by canada's removal policy and i was surprised to fine that no book examined the similarity and differences across the border, and it dawned on me my book would have to look at eventson the mainland united states. i was further inspired by my first trip to hawaii in 2006 -- it was very embarrassing to be a specialist on japanese americans and then discover this entirely different community of japanese americans. about which i knew relatively little. i also heard that hawaii was a place of overracial harmony and good real estates and japanese americans had been spared mass removal during world world war i inly, something i has written about in my bo

i speak of a quebec man who has been facing charges after he dropped a 20 ton boulder in his ex-wife'sy present. he did it because he said his wife always complained he never gave her a big rock. the boulder was spray painted with a happy birthday greeting on one side and on the other the message "this is for all you're doing to me." wow. i will go to you because you are a lady. are you a big ring person? do you think that's silly? >> yes. i think it is ridiculous. but i think that was hysterical. she must have really deserved it. or else he is a real jerk jie. did your husband give uh big ring? >> he gave me a lovely ring. >> small, all right. joe do you buy the three months salary thing? >> no, i think what this story shows is that men really don't listen because i don't think she says she wished she had a giant rock. >> i am not following you. >> probably lost in the translation from canadian. >> do you admire this guy? >> i think it was heroic and she probably thought it was funny. he enjoyed the gift he gave her. what an amazing -- >> bill, you did a similar thing on an ex's porch

a mayor in one town in quebec dumped a huge boulder on his ex-wife's front lawn he said it was a birthdayinted with the words, happy birthday. why? the mayor joked his ex-wife always wanted a big rock so he gave her one. probably not what she had in mind. >> sanitation truck hanging from a building for six hours in new york city. police say the driver lost control of the truck in queens. he crashed through the wall of the building and dangled 30 feet in the air. the in the hospital in stable condition he will be fine. crews used a crane to pull the truck back into the building. there you have the best of the rest. >> coming up, last call. everybs(ítw is talking about president obama's mid western bus tour. does it have former vice president al gore blushing? hear from rush limbaugh, next. a] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that's helpi drive the future of business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ machines have a voice. ♪ medical history follows you. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities... committed to delivering the most advced mobile br

most of the convection is up into quebec right now. there is a little light rain around but not enough to cause flooding. the flooding is already happening. it's already running off. this will be a storm that we see tomorrow. we're going to see video of this all day tomorrow. you're going to say, wow, how did that happen? we have flood warnings from maine to delaware. nearly every county that did pick up rain has hit something flooding at this point in time. there are many dams that are very close to failure across parts of new york, vermont, new hampshire and maine. if at any time tonight you live in an area where you hear sirens or hear the police saying get out, it's time to get out now, something very bad happened up river or upstream. these dams are being over topped with water going down. some being eroded. this is the real threat tonight, especially now that it's dark. don't drive around in it. you can't tell how deep the water is. don't try to get around until tomorrow when daylight comes up. it's very dangerous out there. >> t

q-quebec how you answer this. agree or disagree.hen something is run by the government, it is usually managed inefficiently wastefully. [inaudible conversations] only 42% of all males agree with that statement. so said differently, 58% think that the government is good at running things. so that's what we're working on it. you know, this is not to say they think government should grow. it's not to say they believe government should have a greater role in the lives of individuals they just don't think it's evil. they think it should work. so unfortunately, britain's government is the problem line isn't going to resonate with this generation. and incidentally, while millennialist have a very good view of right and to the extent they are aware of him and the breaking foundation has done an incredible job of promoting reagan to this generation, they don't have the same visceral reaction when the republican party and volkswagen the way people who my parents generation and older to because they simply didn't experience him firsthand. inci

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in fact, both buses came from the same manufacturer in quebec.ck perry's dangerous legacy on health care. what it means for real americans >>> i have no problem with folks >>> i have no problem with folks saying, obama cares. i do care. if the other side wants to be the folks who don't care. that's fine with me. >> that was president obama defending the affordable health care act on the stump this week in minnesota. all of the republican candidates for 2012 nomination, have said that they will repeal the law if elected. nonlouder than rick pirry of texas. as we pointed out on this show, the number of insured in texas has gone down since rick perry became governor. now he wants to do the same for all of america. one statistic in particular that really jumped out at us at the ed show. 71% of those in texas who don't have health insurance have jobs. it's an incredibly high number, and one that tracks very closely with what i've seen when i've been at the health clinics that we put on with the national association of free clinics. think about that. a

. >> he puts his dog on the roof of the quarter when he goes to quebec. >> here as the tangible issue. it was a real concern in 2008 that he has a hard time connecting personally to voters. >> how do you turn it into a negative? a lot of people can't connect, but it's not frightening. >> i'm not convinced this mormon card, this weird card, if you will, will be all that advantageous for the obama campaign. >> why do they think it will be? that's what i want to know. >> a weird card is different from mormon. >> but you know what you're playing. >> no, no, no, the obama campaign is not going to engage on mormonism, but that engagement will probably occur in south carolina, people like rick perry, like michele bachmann, the fundamentalist crist cran community, who believes mormonism -- fundamentalist christians -- >> i think he might say -- we'll let him answer that question. >> but i'm talking about the faith generally, not mitt romney. >> 2012 is different from 2008. in 2008 he had to go through this with abortion and marriage. 2012, been there, done that, now evangelical christians are

now the mayor of a small town in quebec always wanted a big rock.ed a 20 ton boulder that says happy birthday. it was spray painted with a birthday greeting. in terms of what it costs, he owns an excavation company and he's refusing to take it back because it was a gift. so police are considering criminal charges against him. oh, yes, the things we do for love. úÑ [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. >>> fitch ratings will keep the u.s. rating at aaa. its outlook on the u.s. economy is stable. >>> the stage that collapsed at the indiana state fair likely never had an official inspection. the city requires a permit for temporary structures, but inspectors don't have the authority to inspect on state owned properties like fairgrounds. >>> indiana police are searching for a landfill for evidence related to the di

a power grid in quebec cut power to millions of people. pg&e is aware of the solar flare danger and says the risk is much lower in california than in the country's northern states or canada. is this true, jeff? >> you're the expert here. >> let me get on the phone to nasa, you guys. there's a lot of intricate details to that stuff. i have our forecast for tonight and the weekend nailed down for sure. all right. let's take a look. we do have the fog out here in oakland. that's going to be continuing theme for your weekend. we'll let you know what this means for your temperature saturday and sunday in just a few minutes. >>> this is not yesterday's script. the giants are down another key contributor. we'll tell you who's the latest to be sidelined. >>> plus this time tomorrow the battle of the bay will be g.swi. 49ers and raiders training camps. we'll tell you what the two teams are saying about each other. >>> a quartzer for your thoughts. the oakland zoo will donate 25 cents from each admission to projects dedicated to saving animals in th

quebec remove several relatives still will be somewhat cooler than they were yesterday. by 6:00 p.m. the fall will begin to push and land once more. here are your expected highs for today. basically 7 day around the bay and warmer as he had to the east. och here is your 7 day forecast. been >> new this morning, a man accused of strapping a fake bomb around a teen-ager's neck and australia two weeks ago is in custody. these are pictures of paul douglas peters. he was arrested yesterday at his ex-wife's home near louisville, ky. police say there is some connection between peters and the victim's family, but there are no direct links as of yet. he will be arraigned later today. australian authorities do plan to seek extradition. he is an australian businessman who did business in the united states. >> new details as a former leader of the contra costa county narcotics enforcement team is being held without bail following an indictment on federal drug conspiracy and extortion charges. the fbi arrested norman wheel- and christopher butler yesterday. they allegedly sold mariju

it has added an extra 30 minutes of delays quebec >> problems with the visibility in the north bay.n san francisco, a little bit of drizzle on tap for today. as we get to the afternoon, another warm day. we will cool things off by tomorrow and have a full look at your forecast straight ahead. >> more than 100 names of bart police officers including your e-mail account and password have been linked. a hacker broke into the police officers as asian web site is posted the information online. operation bart's is the group that claimed responsibility for this week's protests say that they do not condone the releasing of personal information and they claim they are not responsible for this tax. the president of parts police union estate have first >> the people who have done this have compromised the safety of the officers and their families. their wives, their small children even an elderly parent. >> police officers to the families have been asking support staff a lot of questions about the situation. >> the men and women are professionals. we will be out there today and tomorrow doing

quebec >> you have to close those in conjunction with are question marks >> yes. park owns stations. on the close the stations, we have to bypass because they did not let passengers in or out. >> what are the options for those new passengers to rely on getting on at those locations? >> take the shuttle on the surface or the streetcars. any other plans anticipated in line with the protests? >> we have to monitor how things are going and make decisions at that point. >> paul rhodes from muni, thank you for that update. now, we're hearing them unique is also affected at the civic center and it's partially of the powell street station because of a foreclosure. we are going to check in with reggie kumar at the embarcadero station. reggie, what is happening there >> so far, services running smoothly. there has not been any processors and made it all of the platform. even at the embarcadero station, at this point, they are making an announcement about the protest for disrupting businesses. many passengers are upset and frustrated that trains are not stopping at that stat

the latest one back in 1989 where at one point 6 million people were without power in quebec, canada. watching these over the next few years and it's not often that noaa comes out and says something like this. but they're predicting four extreme events. if you think it, put things in perspective, i mean this would be an event much like a major tsunami or a major hurricane or worse than that. so something to be taken seriously. but at the same time don't want to scare people. but just don't be surprised when we start talking about these more often. >>> yesterday's 635-point drop in the stock market was the sixth biggest loss in market history. so how does it compare to other really bad days on wall street? christine romans joins us right after the break. i can't wait to take 'em out, throw 'em away and never see them again. [ male announcer ] know the feeling? get the contacts you've got to see to believe. acuvue® oasys brand contact lenses with hydraclear® plus technology, keeping your eyes exceptionally comfortable all day long. it feels like it disappeared on my eye. [ male announce

quebec already has a large market in america.the political campaigns on may 2 that the conservative party won on, they want to help new brunswick increased their high-capacity to sell down south. you have to build more transmission capability further to the midwest, so that some of that hydro power can be used to displace coal. this is a question of high carbon verses low carbon. the pipeline is drawing attention to it. it could transport lower carbon oil. host: this is the argument that a lot of people outside the white house are making. talk about the protest. who is leading this? is it a few fringe groups? is it the hard hitters of the environmental movement? guest: these to the most committed climate active as. when you see the group like 350.org, the folks who say that we already have too high carbon concentration in the atmosphere and we need to get below where we are now. doubt that 350 parts per million. what you have is, people like james hansen that talks climate change for nasa, and has become a very active player in t

temperatures are going to quebec down and fill low 80s. low 70's for the bayshore.his pattern will continue. >>pam: a big night at at&t park with the san francisco giants opening of a crucial series against the arizona the diamondbacks and it is the first home game for the new giants. vern has all the details. >> after a 2-4 road trip. he's my not be a make or break but arizona as you mentioned philadelphia on the back and and the pittsburgh pirates next week. as you mentioned, it is all about the new guy. the giants were looking in field. the short stubby cabrera from the cleveland indians but it is all about the power. that is carlos beltran was acquired last week. he is still trying to find his stroke improving and protecting public son of alpaupaulo dandoval. family i was having some fun and sometimes you have to go to a different team in a different ball park. normally where i do not work to take the field and hopefully get some results. batting third. 281 and protecting sandoval and look out! of those to get going. on the subject of call for ra and the power o

and quite frankly, quebec got beaten up pretty well.s that were supposed to to come in n. from can that today to help out and because of the amount of rain that was received up there, they're slow in responding. i think as massachusetts and new hampshire resolve their problems, we'll see more crews come flowing into the state and hopefully we'll make more progress. but you we've been telling people since mid week last week that they needed -- if they're used to having their power out for a listening period of time in a mormle a storm, hthen you can assume that your power will be out for up to a week. i hope we get people back on. we've come down by about a third of the people that were out of power at the height of the storm. we are making some progress. but this is what i've done. i've told both of our major utilities that they have to be available to the press on a daily basis, take the questions and give the answers and talk about crew sizes. they're not working 16 hour -- 16 hours on on, eight hours off. and that's really to protect

. >> and quebec have alive, you can see some of the officers in the distance. bart police officers on the normal they have between 24 and 37 officers. there are an additional 75 bart officers that are out here and with the last 45 minutes or so, we have seen additional police officers from the san francisco police department helping out with this as well. but as of right now, there have been no arrest, and no one was injured that we have heard of at this point. but as you can see, this is still a situation in a situation that we will follow all newscast long. we have also had some team coverage of house some of this got started. you want to go to our team coverage with teresa estacio. >> and government seeking to restrain speech rely on public safety in response from the courts is very clear with the government should do to protect the public from public safety threats. you arrest people that engaged in public activity instead of censoring everyone else. we have to see this as the backdrop of what is happening throughout the world. people are using mobile devic

quebec can >> congress' failure to fund the faa has led to the furlough of a dozen faa workers in theay area and has put a stop to a number of airports related construction projects including the new control tower at oakland airports that story is coming up tonight on kron4 news at 8. for >> now to a long time south bay fight over land. we are talking about a relatively small piece of land and foreign-owned as north work right here on the big board i will fly you in for a closer look. the land is largely residential is is east of highway 17 and rob fladeboe reports, this much discussed neighborhood and will soon be a part of the city of campbell. >> and home this is actually on county owned land, and years after years of the break--years of debate, they're clearing the way for campbell to acquire the property. >> we are not really san jose we were not really campbell, we are unincorporated san mateo counties with the campbell address. residents say they have always identified more with small tom campbell- small-town candling rather than san jose. >> campbell is a small town have the p

she co-curated a favorite exhibition of mine called jamestown, quÉbec and santa fe, three north americanbeginning in 2006. john ragosta is an historian and lawyer, our second speaker. he teaches at the uva school of law. he has published three field contemporary law, legal history and early america. his new book is called "wellspring of liberty how the religious dissenters hope when the american revolution and secured religious liberty. we can count on the baptists for some good theater. this year, tranter is a research fellow at the selection or at monticello. john fea, our final speakers and associate professor of history and chair of messiah college in grantham, but looking at. his new book is called "was america founded as a christian nation." john fea has written about religion in american history and contemporary culture in scholarly articles, news papers and online publications, including a blog called the way to improvement late home. with that, barbara clark smith. >> thank you. the new interpretation of the american revolution. but it does that by looking at the ordinary man wh

right now the storm is moving into quebec and making its way out to sea. the weapons are at 40 mi. per hour. look where it is expected to go, just south of greenland and headed towards iceland. it will make its way north of the british isles as the storm moves into the north atlantic. >> a quick rundown of the aftermath of irene. at least 26 people have been killed, mostly by falling trees. 4.5 million lost power in the storm. that number is expected to drop as power is restored. the government is estimating the damage right now at 7 billion, that could reach 10 billion. vermont is experiencing heavy sledding. about a half-dozen historic covered bridges are damaged or completely washed away. >> live pictures into the kron 4 news room. we're getting an update from the governor of connecticut on the damage that hurricane irene did there. >> some places have experienced more damaging than others. we will try to keep you posted on that. we are not aware curly of any drinking water problems. obviously we will keep you posted on that. johnson memorial hospital as many of you have reporte

therefore waters and floodwaters that may get into quebec because of this. so not only of the american flood warnings, but there may be flooding going on up into parts of canada as well. all of the green counties have some river, some creek, some stream out of its banks. the counties are going to continue. this map will be green for at least another week or so. the rainfall totals were tremendous. they were all the way from here in the carolinas to over 14 inches on up into d.c. and delaware where there are still flood warnings going on now. you know how flat delaware is. you would think the water would runoff. that doesn't help at all. flat land doesn't runoff as quick and temperatures here were in the 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s. as it came up, we have rainfall totals. six to ten inches. the temperatures really came up here. this was a warm side of the hurricane. people even were telling me in nova scotia on my tweets, it felt like they were in the caribbean. what could this possibly be? that was the caribbean air. that was literally the tropical air comin

because most of the population lives near streets and brooks and you cannot evacuate to ontario or quebec or new hampshire, and it is not practical. some people were in shelters, but it is not practical to evacuate a whole state. >> we appreciate it, gary tuchman. >>> we are getting in video from an aerial tour that was takenb from new york governor cuomo who decided to get on and take an aerial tour to get a sense of the damage in the area. we are told that this is scoalhari creek and mohawk river, and you can see how swollen it is and expanded over the last 12 to 24 hours as they fly over to get a better sense of what this looks like. we understand, too, that the area includes pratsvil s pratts york, and that is where we are following a story of several families who are actually abandoned there. they had sought to leave the city, and went to a vacation home and are trapped because of the four bridges that have collapsed around their location. they are in prattsville, new york, and this is an arena includes prattsville, new york, and you can just see the amount of water that has occurred