san fransisco in the upper 60s. here is a look ahead.extended forecast with your weekend in view. highlight it coming up. those temperatures come up a little bit into sunday, we're going to bring in a few extra high clouds on monday and a dip in those numbers but then we warm back up to tuesday to wednesday of next week, and the warmest locations by wednesday could be approaching the mid-830s. big rollercoaster with our weather pattern but we got the timing right this weekend. >> one of the best five days we've seen in a while. >> we deserve it. >>> a group of young musicians will appear on television who played to a hometown crowd in front of the city hall. pop life didn't make it to the finals of the tv show america's got talent but they've won over a lot of local fans. the group's members are all younger than 18. they formed their band a few years ago in oakland. >>> it was close. find out in tiger woods made the cut today at the fry's.com tournament in the south bay. >>> the fate after long running hit show the sim sons. [ female ann

san fransisco in the upper 60s. here is a look ahead.our extended forecast with your weekend in view. highlight it coming up. those temperatures come up a little bit into sunday, we're going to bring in a few extra high clouds on monday and a dip in those numbers but then we warm back up to tuesday to wednesday of next week, and the warmest locations by wednesday could be approaching the mid-830s. big rollercoaster with our weather pattern but we got the timing right this weekend. >> one of the best five days we've seen in a while. >> we deserve it. >>> a group of young musicians will appear on television who played to a hometown crowd in front of the city hall. pop life didn't make it to the finals of the tv show america's got talent but they've won over a lot of local fans. the group's members are all younger than 18. they formed their band a few years ago in oakland. >>> it was close. find out in tiger woods made [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, get 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot

wyatt's ashes were buried south of san fransisco and when josey died in 1944, she was laid to rest with her husband. cowboys pay their respects. they stand on the man cured grass surrounded by tombstones topped with stars of david, a world away from the blood and smoke of the o.k.corral. thank you. [applause] thank you very much, and now we will entertain questions, comments, and/or concerns. [laughter] all we ask for if you have a question, let that boom mike get in place, and i'm anticipating good questions from this bright denver audience. >> good evening. i just wanted to thank you for that wonderful reading, and i hope the publishers will do an audio book select you to read your own work. it's terrific, and i enjoyed hearing you on the radio this morning on peter boyle's show, and looking forward to it tomorrow. >> well, he convinced me to stay, you know? i really like this champ. he's, i think, a popular talk show fellow here in denver, and i really, i mean, it would be hoof me to stay in the studio. we were very good friends. appreciate that. >> [inaudible] >> yes, we're waiting

downtown san fransisco, high of 69 in the north bay, highs in the 70s, 70 in san rafael. 76 in sonoma and 78 in calistoga. it will range from 69 in richmond to low to mid70s in all other east bay locations. 74 in fremont. inland east bay will have highs from mid to upper 70s. 77 in fairfield, concord and livermore. 78 in antioch. and monterey bay, look for 66 in monterey. 72 in santa claire -- clarice. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. a lovely weekend followed by an equally lovely and warmer week with high temperatures climbing into the mid80s. low 80s on the bay and 70s on the coast. next friday our weather pattern will change sharply, but we will worry about that next thursday. >> coming up next, the 49ers are still millions short, but ready to build. >> the plan to start construction on th [ cow mooing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no need to produce foods yourself to be sure they're 100% natural. ♪ now there's open nature foods from safeway. no preservatives, no artificial anything. all within budget. a wide choice of natural foods that meet your high standards. ♪ o

downtown san fransisco, high of 69 in the north bay, highs in the 70s, 70 in san rafael. 76 in sonomaga. it will range from 69 in richmond to low to mid70s in all other east bay locations. 74 in fremont. inland east bay will have highs from mid to upper 70s. 77 in fairfield, concord and livermore. 78 in antioch. and monterey bay, look for 66 in monterey. 72 in santa claire -- clarice. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast. a lovely weekend followed by an equally lovely and warmer week with high temperatures climbing into the mid80s. low 80s on the bay and 70s on the coast. next friday our weather pattern will change sharply, but we will worry about that next thursday. >> coming up next, the 49ers are still millions short, but ready to build. >> the plan to start construction on their new tttttttttttttttb >>> the 49ers say construction on their new stadium in santa clara will begin as early as next spring even though the project, the billion-dollar project is not completely funded. the work will initially involve utility, relocation, bridge construction and a new

i think justice breyer said in the san fransisco study, it appears only one. >> i think that's a veryardous things for courts to do with 20/20 hindsight. they can look become -- >> well, we don't have 20/20. we have 15 years since bill? prisons have been applying the republican suspicion standard, and the most you can muster under that standard is one example of the case where someone has entered? at some point, empirical evidence has to mean something in terms of us judging the question of reasonableness. >> i agree with you, but the individuals doing the searches, that issue has very limited information about people. this is people coming into the system for the first time, had the most contact with the outside world, least amount of information about them. >> i don't know about today, but basing your judgments on your own personal experiences. when i was a prosecutor, it took sometimes days to get a rep sheet. i understand that's no longer the case today, that they are virtually almost accessible by computers today. >> that may be true, but it's not the information that the people

the last few years, we were lucky to get him down from san fransisco where he's finishing a book on psychology of moo no theism. i'm so pleased and honored to present these two writers in conversation with each other. join me in welcoming charles c. mann and richard roughing rei goes to the -- rodriguez to the library. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> first of all, let me say how pleased i am to be here interviewing charles. i feel a little bit like a child interviewing a giant, so if i seem a little star struck, forgive me. i was reading your book over several days. my partner, jim, and i tend to do a lot of reading on the weekends, but in separate rooms, and if i'm making noise or if i slam a book down on the table, he'll ask, what are you reading? on occasion, the occasion of this book, "1493", i would come into his room, and he said what are you reading? i said i'm reading this book about the tomato. [laughter] this book about a tomato that made its way from south america, to mexico, and ended on a plate of pasta in italy, and then i went back to the room. jim is under the impression as

i was born in san fransisco. i went to lowell high school, a public high school. i we want to -- i went to the university out there. live lived the life i led, and by the time you have ho 40* to 50 years in any profession, you begin to formulate very, very general views. what is america about? what are the people of america about? how, in this country, does law relate to the average human being? how should it? at that level of generality, people may have somewhat different outlooks, and there's no way that those different outlooks can fail to influence them some, and is that a bad thing? no. i think it's a good thing. this is a very big country. we have 309 million people, 308 million of whom to everyone's surprise are not lawyers. [laughter] now, and they have many different views, and it's a good thing, not a bad thing, that people's outlook on that court is not always the same, and by outlook, i mean, those very, very basic ideas of judicial philosophy if you like or about the country and its people and about the law and how judges are there to act and what the

next caller from san fransisco, you're on booktv. with your comment. >> caller: hi, i really enjoyed the panel. i think they were very knowledgeable. i learned a lot. another book about the history of the middle east "destiny disrupted" also really is good about giving the history of the middle east. for instance, during the middle ages, the arabian physicians were able to do cross c-sections when queens of england were dying in childbirth, and about others, i just really loved hearing about that. do you know that he outlawed the defense of vail and gave women the right to vote within 20 years of when women in the united states got the right to vote? >> that call was from san fransisco, and next here in texas, loredo down on the border. go ahead with your comment, please. >> caller: [inaudible] equating arab culture with islamic culture. they are not the same thing. if i recall correctly, the biggest islamic country in the world is indonesia, and they are not arabs. >> thank you, caller. we'll leave it there. old sport 2 tweets in ne

tomorrow, the president heads to california with events in los angeles and san fransisco. tomorrow and wednesday, the president will be in denver, colorado. in all three states, he plans a mix of official white house events and campaign fundraisers. the house of representatives is back for business today considering a number of bills under suspicion of the rules prohibiting u.s. airlines from participating in a european union plan requiring airlines landing in europe to pay for their carbon emissions. later in the week, a vote on legislation to repeal the rules requiring the government to withhold 3% of payments to contractors. similar legal legislation was blocked by the senate who, by the way, is not in session this week. that's on our companion network, c-span. >> the iowa faith and freedom coalition this weekend hosted a presidential candidate forum. the group heard from six republican hopefuls, herman cain, michele bachmann, ron paul, newt gingrich, and rick santorum. from the iowa state fairgrounds, this is three and a half hours. >> he's a great spokesperson, he is