the san fransisco zoo now has 53 penguins. can't believe how close they're letting them get to those penguins. >> tour de penguins. >> they're not tigers. they're allowed. >> i want to thank you everybody for joining us, and i want to remind you that face the nation is next on kpix 5 as well. >> we are jumping over to the cw network channel 4 cable 12. if you're stepping out the door, enjoy your sunday. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, national security agency surveillance program, colorado senator mark udall says it needs to be severely reined in. we'll talk to him and house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers, who says no way. >> 54 times this and the other program stopped and thwarted terrorist attacks both here and in europe saving real lives. it this isn't a game. this is

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now, for the second day, san fransisco, people in san fransisco waking up to transit strike.as negotiations between bay area rapid transit, or bart, and the talks broke down. with no new talks schedule, the only losers are 400,000 commuters. >> i know to take the ferry to work today was three times the amount. a bart strike is more than a day or two is something they can't afford on top of time. >> joining us from oakland, a bart's spokesman, rick rice. rick, set the table so the audience understands what both sides are arguing for right now. >> well, we're primarily needing to sit down to talk about salaries, pension contributions, and health care benefits. we're trying to work out a contract that's fair for the workers, but also allows the system upgrades it needs. we have 40-year-old equipment we have to replace. >> rick, before the strike, you quoted we feel there's a deal to be had. what happened? >> we were talking on sunday evening convened late in the afternoon wanting to talk about hour proposal and respond to their most recent proposal. they told us they wanted to -

crash in san fransisco now focuses on the crew and the aircraft. we will have the very latest on what happened just before the plane clined the end of the runway and crashed. the deadly train derailment in quebec, explosions fueled by the oil, taking five lives. we'll get into that side of it, and we have a crisis in egypt, developments there with 50 dead after more clashes erupted in cairo. reunited, our friend charlie and the former sheriff of wall street, elliot spitzer, got together this morning. spitter, in case you have not heard, is running for public office again. we have that and more planned as well on this hour of "markets now." ♪ dagen: top of the morning to you. connell: reunited to you as well. dagen: spitzer, wiener, you, me, the whole crew. spitzer is just the gift that keeping ongoing. connell: in some ways. who knows, you're right. dagen: still keep op trucking is the word of the day for the markets. top of the hour, stocks now, nicole at the new york stock exchange with why the optimism, nicole? >> we continue to see the strength

. >>> a sad night for the san fransisco zoo.s to put down one of the oldest female bison in golden gate park. it had been living in the spacious meadow for years. but it got sick in recent days. today she couldn't stand up. animal care staff examined her and said euthanizing her was the most humane solution. there are eight remining bison in the park. >>> the families are expectedo spend about $635 on back to school clothes and supplies this year. that's less than last year. how the retailers are trying to grab moms and dads' money well before the first bell even rings. >> erasers. >> reporter: these 9th graders are buying supplies for themselves and for homeless families. they spent their summer holding lemonade stands and thinking shopping early would spread $200 a hong way. >> i think it's good -- a hong way. >> i think it's good. you don't have to worry about getting all your stuff like last minute and stuff. >> reporter: they aren't the only ones in a mid-summer rush to stock up for the school year. >> markers, one box of c

you know, san fransisco is still about 22-23% below where it was at the peak.s a ways to go. phoenix and las las vegas, 40 ad 50% below the peak. they have a long way to go. >> wow. >> and i think if you look at all the cities, you'll see the ones that made the biggest peaks had the biggest decline, and are probably going to appear to have some exciting comebacks, but they definitely have a long way to come all the way back, unfortunately. >> right, just to get back to the normal. thank you for shining the good news on the housing market. >> thank you, have a good afternoon. >> you too. >> phoenix and vegas, a ways to go, but headed in the right direction. >> right, right, right. >> in the clash of two tv titans, a deadline extension, but hostilities, oh, yeah, they continue, and dennis has the latest on cbs versus time warner cable. dennis? >> yeah, you know, for millions of homes, something like 26 minutes of a black eye. cbs nicknamed "the eye" going dark in 3 million homes, and cbs's showtime, paid channel, going dark in all 12 million homes that twc serves

. >>> investigators are getting closer to knowing the cause of a crash at the asiana flight in san fransisco. the four pilots have been talking to investigators. the senior pilot realized the plane was flying too low less than 2 seconds before the crash. the plane struck a seawall before crashing on the runway. two chinese students were killed. 200 others were injured. >>> the latest on the george zimmerman murder trial. the defense says they will rest their case expected to happen today. this comes after a lengthy and heated day in the courtroom. yesterday a witness took the stand to talk about animations that he used to create this crime scene and the technology. the defense says the animation can help the jury understand how the confrontation between trayvon martin and george zimmerman began. the prosecution argue it's not based on evidence. they also want jurors to hear about martin's text messages which reportedly show he was had been in fights and was trying to buy a gun. he's expected to take up the issue of a defense witness violating sequestration. >>> 20 people are hurt after a dec

the crash happened at san fransisco airport last weekend killing three people nan injuring dozens. the airline says the ktvu released inaccurate and offensive names of the pilots of flight 2146789 the ntsb says an intern mistakingly confirmed those names. both the station and ntsb have apologized. >>> 30 teachers are home after surviving a deadly plane crash. the group were going to attend a summer camp in the u.s.. survivors arrived in beijing saturday night. they returned home this morning. >>> family members of former south african president mandela is showing improvement. hospital officials say he is still in critical condition but mandela's family hopes he'll be out of the hospital to celebrate his upcoming birthday on july 18th. he'll be 95 years old. >>> shocking, sad news from the entertainment world, cory montieth was found dead inside his canadian hotel room. he was 31 years old. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. [ singing ]. . >> you probably know cory monieth as the hoffable quarterback on the fox series glee. he had an off and on again romance with

still ahead-- a man accused of stealing an ac transit bus in san fransisco.driving it 100 miles! how and where he was caught. and new police video of the chase. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room some of bart delays, about 20 minutes. daly city because of trains. also again, 20 minutes. near the track with some equipment failure. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> both unions say they will be brown to step in to help crammed with royal >> so many people, >> a few times i have seen it dead dogs. and yes, there were dead dogs i have an animal but it has enraged me [ male announcer ] with at&t, you're sure to get a better bundle. just choose the 2, 3, even 4 services you want to build the bundle that works for you. [ female announcer ] call at&t now! choose a u-verse triple play bundle for just $79 a month, our new low price. and get the same great price for 2 years. plus, switch today and get a $150 promotion card. [ male announcer ] with u-verse high speed internet connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices to yo

at this hour san fransisco is 56 degrees. 53 in san jose and 58 in santa cruz. golden gate bridge a little fuzzy as well. a little of the fog is drifting around. napa 58 and livermore 66. novato is down to 52 degrees. sutro cam and where you see the dark -- darkness is where the low clouds are moving in. low clouds and fog are in the forecast. a little change tomorrow afternoon temperature wise. and then get ready for a big cool down. breezy conditions as we head into monday and tuesday. lows this evening as the low clouds and the fog just funnel in through the passes there. upper 50s and interior east bay and we will keep the 50s near the coast. here is pretty much the pacific satellite. we have high pressure dominating and that is going to stay in place for one more day. expect sunshine tomorrow afternoon. especially inland after the low clouds burn back to the coast. we'll keep some patchy clouds coast side tomorrow and then as we get into monday and tuesday the high will slip to it south and a cool partial will drop temperatures as much as 10 degrees especia

at this hour san fransisco is 56 degrees. 53 in san jose and 58 in santa cruz. golden gate bridge a little fuzzy as well. a little of the fog is drifting around. napa 58 and livermore 66. novato is down to 52 degrees. sutro cam and where you see the dark -- darkness is where the low clouds are moving in. low clouds and fog are in the forecast. a little change tomorrow afternoon temperature wise. and then get ready for a big cool down. breezy conditions as we head into monday and tuesday. lows this evening as the lowfuel in through the passes there. upper 50s and interior east bay and we will keep the 50s near the coast. here is pretty much the pacific sat pressur we have high pressure dominating and that is going to stay in place for one more day. expect sunshine tomorrow afternoon. especially inland after the low clouds burn back to the coast. we'll keep some patchy clouds coast side tomorrow and then as we get into monday and tuesday the high will slip to the south and a cool partial of air will move in and it will drop temperatures as much as 10 degrees espec

in san fransisco the protests there stayed peaceful. a group of a couple hundred marched from the powell street cable car turn around to justin herman plaza where a rally was held. in los angeles things grew tense when protesters took over several city streets in their rally. several people were arrested mostly for ignoring police orders to disperse. here is a live look over that crowd. they are making their way down hollywood boulevard and marching in the middle of the street. you can see a lot of people milling ready a. some people are on bikes. another shot earlier we could see a lot of police officers, lapd on the street as well in their riot gear. people seem to be standing around, shot it seems to be people running. we will keep an eye on this and let you know if things change or become unruly there. >>> we have been seeing strong reaction to the zimmerman ruling on the street, but opinions are stronger on-line. more than three million tweets were sent in the first two hours after the verdict reacting to the acquital. the families

the funny smell in san fransisco's ashford neighborhood is not what you think it is. food fight that has a strong stench of regulation. dennis: record run for netflix's share up 180% so far this year. will new original programming propel the stock higher? look at the new series "orange is the new black" next. ♪ ♪ lori: the dow is hanging on albeit slightly. time for stocks as we do every 15. let's get details on the market with nicole petallides. you are shares of imax. >> every kid that wants to see a 3-d movie they want to go to imax, the greatest theater of all-time. everybody loves the imax theaters. they continue to expand and do well. let's look at the stock right now which is up four 1/2% on news they are expanding over in asia in particular. 30 more screens in china and another five in south korea which obviously builds their standing there. it has continued to release foreign language films, 3-d films and the stock year-to-date is a winner up 16%. back to you. dennis: thank you very much, nicole. orange is the new black but also the new green. netflix's lates

in san fransisco the protests there stayed peaceful. a group of a couple hundred marched from the powell street cable car turn around to justin herman plaza where a rally was held. in los angeles things grew tense when protesters took over several city streets in their rally. several people were arrested mostly for ignoring police orders to disperse. here is a live look over that crowd. they are making their way down hollywood boulevard and marching in the middle of the street. you can see a lot of people milling ready a. some people are on bikes. another shot earlier we could see a lot of police officers, lapd on the street as well in their riot gear. people seem to be standing around, but in this shot it seems to be people running. we will keep an eye on this and let you know if things change or become unruly there. >>> we have been seeing strong reaction to the zimmerman ruling on the street, but opinions are stronger on-line. more than three million tweets were sent in the first two hours after the verdict reacting to the acquital.

the investigation of the plane crash in san fransisco now focuses on the crew and the aircraft.ppened just before the plane clined the end of the runway and crashed. the deadly train derailment in quebec, explosions fueled by the oil, taking five lives. we'll get into that side of it, and we have a crisis in egypt, developments there with 50 dead after more clashes erupted in cairo. reunited, our friend charlie and the former sheriff of wall street, elliot spitzer, got together this morning. spitter, in case you have not heard, is running for public office again. we have that and more planned as well on this hour of "markets now." ♪ dagen: top of the morning to you. connell: reunited to yo

san fransisco. to my will be a little warmer and. when all of the no. 0 pick up bringing warmer conditions beckoned low 90s. sunday and early next week things will cool off a little bit. >> reporter:take a look at this. a south carolina man is brought back from the dead -- and it was all caught on camera! >> reporter:a group of a men were playing basketball in a church when one of the players suddenly had a heart attack! >> reporter:he says the last thing he remembers is going for a layup. you can see the man highlighted running back up the court when he suddenly collapses. >> reporter:other players quickly started cpr on him but still got no pulse, then one player grabs a defibrillator and shocks gilliard, bringing him back to life. >>"i do remember seeing the lights, laying on my back and coming to." >>"right at the end, all the men that were playing and had just got through helping me, they all kneeled at center court and that's the picture i'm going to try and experience." >> reporter:that's right. after the frightening experinec

we are joined from san fransisco.or brown says we're going to have a surplus, doing fine. we don't have a problem here. you say what? >> that depends if you don't look forward. the california governments from top to bottom have a trillion dollars in debt, and they have not set up a plan to repay for that debt so what they've done is temporarily move things around. they say they is a balanced budget, but if you really look at the numbers, they're facing a wall of debt by brown's own words, plus, facing the pension and liabilities, and if they don't put people back to work in the state, this state will bed model for collapsing governments in states. >> do you have a republican party in the state of california? you're the outgoing chair of the supposed party, but i don't think you count for very much in that state, do you? >> well, you know what republicans need to do in the state, and quite frankly, they have to do this in congress. they have to take a specific government program, offer a real reform, and get out of sac

san fransisco commuters coping with yet another transit strike.apid transit went on strike at midnight asking for a 5% annual raise over the next three years. the last bart strike lasted six days back in 1997. a new york judge tossing out three underage sexual abuse lawsuits filed against the former elmo actor, kevin clash. clash resigned from "sesame street" last november and the three plaintiffs waited too long it follow. one lawsuit is still pending. the out of control fire in arizona quadrupled in size after an elite teem of 19 firefighters killed yesterday in what's called the deadliest wildfire fighting tragedy since 19 p # # #. it's fueled by dry winds and triple digit temperatures. the blaze, 0% contained destroying 2 # 00 homes, 85 miles northwest of phoenix. those are the headlines. i'll be back in an hour. back to you, dennis. dennis: thank you very much. southern california in the southwest looking at another day of triple digit temperatures, extreme heat warnings in effect through tomorrow for many areas, and fox news has the latest f

we have a former senior adviser, and, currently, brian white joins us from san fransisco.ou think -- it's like a fire drill in school. what do you think we'll learn today as tests are taking place. >> i think what we're going to learn is that the banks are more prepared than most sectors. they have taken the necessary time and steps to be prepared, in fact, a good demonstration of how serious they take planning in the fact they are testing themselves. connell: on a number of times, here next hour on markets now, writing this paper years ago, and it might unfold against the banks, concern about the e-brokers, concern on insider trading and market data coming from a boomberg or whenever people get it, that that might be sabotaged. are you saying in the last few years, the banks have tightened up, that they are ready for about anything? >> well, two things, any part of the bank is a potential target. part of the motive of moacial attackers is just to cause disruption. some want to take information, intellectual property the bank has. what banks have been forced to do is put a

munich, and from there, an infantry officer so that's the life of the officer, georgia, idaho, san fransisco, hawaii, pennsylvania, moved around quite a bit. >> host: where didand what did r a living prior to writing books? >> guest: i went to east carolina, and then i went to the university of chicago, and i studied english thinking i wanted to be a college english professor. seemed a little sedentary, peter, after awhile. it didn't feel like the right thing, and i got a job after finishing my master's degree in the newspaper business, a small paper in southeast kansas, pittsburgh, kansas, and i found it was a calling. i found the news room, loved being a journalist, worked there for a year and a half, and then i went to kansas city and worked in kansas city for several years, and then i ended up at the "washington post" 30 years ago, and i was a reporter and foreign correspondent, war correspondent, and editor, investigative reporting for the post for some time, and all the while writing books periodically. i wrote a book on the west point class in the 1956, for example, in the late 80, an

all of san fransisco shares in their shocking grief. we will help those affected by this. the sudden crash shook the grounds of san francisco international airport, testing the training, strength and courage of those who will be he first on the scene. as a representative of san francisco in the congress, a privilege of share with congresswoman jackie speier, whose airport is in congresswoman speier's district, we will join together losses ve and mourn the tomorrow when some more of our members are here back from the izona tragedy, but for now i wanted not another day to go by before commending the crew. so heroically, the crew was so magnificent and a reminder to us that the first responsibility of the crew is safety, that they are trained for it and they performed magnificently. and the flight attendant, one of the -- the lead flight attendant was the last person to leave the plane. not until everyone else was off. first responders responded with bravery, with valor, without regard of their own safety, with their eyes set only on the safety of others. their stories are so

now we're seeing the growth growing extraordinarily quickly with companies like lift in san fransisco taking your vehicle and turn it into a car on your own. when we started the company at zip car in the first few years, we were 100% web driven. over the last three and a half, four years, we've gone from 98% of the interactions on the web to 7 o-plus permit of interactions on the app. we innovate the ourselves through the revolution. i think we're probably this interesting juncture in transportation that is probably as important as the model t. there's so many things happening now, all the intersection of technology, car, and transportation broadly. >> that's great. i was supposed to kick you off, but it makes no sense for you to leave talking about internet companies. i'll invite the founding general partner of revolution growth and co-ceo of groupon. [applause] i'm calling an audible on the speed dating game. you know, at revolution growth, you guys invested in zip car -- >> i did okay with that; right? >> we're very happy. this you look at ideas that tap into the idea of the sharin

want to ask a question of lieutenant friday, but in your past, did you serve as an intern in my san fransiscot's what i wanted to say. [laughter] isn't it true some of the 80 detainees not cleared for transfer, as you spoke, and can only be prosecuted in a federal criminal court because the charges of conspiracy in the material support of terrorism are no longer available in the military commission, e; -- is that not correct? >> that is correct, ma'am. >> so what we're saying is for those, if there is no al alternative prosecution in the federal court, they remain without charge or trial until the end of time? >> let me clarify, ma'am. materials and support for terrorism and conspiracy is a crime that can be charged in federal crime. it's not charged in military commission, but it is a charge that is available to the federal court. >> right, if you keep them in guantanamo, they cannot be trieded by a military commission; is that not correct? >> that is correct, ma'am. they cannot be tried p on the phone: so the only hope would be they would be transferred out into -- to be tried in a federal