sap is sponsoring it.have 20 memorable moments with displays and memorabilia, going back again to the sponsoring as well. liz: saying one else is msg going to harness us with. you guys got a hold of that, when does it open, who is your opening act? >> it is totally being renovated. brand-new one-of-a-kind. liz: i saw in the 70s, my dad took me, i was too young to go by myself. i'm so excited about this. >> we will be starting with the eagles and a world-class all-star lineup will be coming and following them. the two most iconic arenas on the east coast and west coast we are so excited to have sap with us. liz: sports and entertainment, to be able to get numbers, real-time numbers and do what? >> visionary leaders like hank are hard to come by. think about this, if you believe like i believe the millennial generation, first one born into the mobile device wants to be treated as one individual, they want you to know them, they want you to know them on the device. what reference do they have, what is the exp

meanwhile, sap jumped 23%. the software company is warning exchange rate effects could affect them in the fourth quarter. the third quarter had seen improvements in the company's asian operations. >> we've actually with the numbers we're announcing today seen asia pacific japan returning from growth, which is of course a great news. there's lots of companies in asia who need world class software to grow business. they are choosing sap. the growth in china has been very, very strong in this quarter. china is the locomotion for asia. we have a good outlook for the year. we are reiterating our guidance for the full year to be a double digit growth for the company for the full year. we also see an opportunity to continue to expand our margin. >> can you talk to us, jim, about the pace of transformation in the company, this move away from people having the software on their own computers, instead accessing the service using your cloud. has that transformed? >> as you look into the numbers, a good top line, a good bo

hp pulled out in june and sap signed a new 5 year deal it is a software company and founder of sap, also happens to be majority owner of the sharks. >>> moderate earthquake jolted the north coast just after 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. the u.s. gs says the mag any constitute 4.9 was centered 35 miles offshore from eureka. three at the tonic plates coming to there. it was felt as a sharp jolt. no reports of damage. >> a macciatto with a message. whether customers support it. >> how much it could cool things down where you live tomorrow. >> in 90 >>> talks are rolling into the night. bart's general manager joined negotiations for the first time as both sides try to avoid a strike live where she went in depth about the talks and what is on the table. >>> just in the past two or three minutes there has been a flurry of activity they have ended the meetings tonight plan to come back 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. you can see some noon i don't know members are coming -- union members are coming out right now. today we talked with one of the key players in this and they are telling us this was more about goo

hp pulled out in june and sap signed a new 5 year deal it is a software company and founder of sap, also happens to be majority owner of the sharks. >>> moderate earthquake jolted the north coast just after 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. the u.s. gs says the mag any constitute 4.9 was centered 35 miles offshore from eureka. three at the tonic plates coming to there. it was felt as a sharp jolt. no reports of damage. >> a macciatto with a message. whether customers support it. >> how much it could cool things down where you live tomorrow. >> in 90 seconds the threat of a bart strike for monday's commute incite into the closed door negotiations >>> talks are rolling into the night. bart's general manager joined negotiations for the first time as both sides try to avoid a strike live where she went in depth about the talks and what is on the table. >>> just in the past two or three minutes there has been a flurry of activity they have ended the meetings tonight plan to come back 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. you can see some noon i don't know members are coming -- union members are coming out right now. t

until then, people like you think they're just regular saps. homo sapiens. as in, human.i'm not human, what the hell am i? you, my friend, are a homo superior. we didn't pick that name either. i'm russell, and you're the one that cara can't stop talking about? cara: shut up, russell. where did you guys get all this stuff? you heard of the five finger discount? we get the no finger discount. hey, you want to learn how to be a telekinetic klepto, or do you want to learn how to stay alive? these are two of our newest breakouts. when they arrived, they were just like you, unable to control their powers. teleporting in your sleep is just the beginning. it's kind of like a paranormal dream. by the time we're done with your training, ultra won't be able to lay a hand on you. show off. who's ultra? the ones hunting us. there is a war going on out there, stephen. you won't read about it or see it on the news. a shadow war between our species. cara: the government's known about us for years. they want us neutralized. that's why they started a containment program. ultra. their agent

in the bay area a chance of isolated showers, especially around the is an sap ta cruz mountains and partsbay hill top through the day tomorrow but what everyone will see are gusty winds and keeping the temperatures down tomorrow in the upper 50s to low 60s. gusty winds at times up to 45 miles an hour. like we saw today, cooler temperatures today and the trend will continue tomorrow and typically warmer spots like south bay and east bay, temperatures in the low 60s tomorrow and only 50s in the san francisco, close to 60 in oakland and blustery and very windy start to tomorrow morning and some delay as sfo, too. the gusty winds and low clouds for the morning. so, first half of the week a chance of showers and blustery. feels like we're jumping into winter with monday and tuesday with cool temperatures and then on wednesday, a chance for patchy fog to the north bay and timing still working out for halloween. looks ghostly clear. nice and dry and warmer for the second half of the week. >>> right now it's just so weird. >> it is. it feels like december outside especially by tomorrow morning. >

sap chez gives up career high 3 homeers and 6 runs. temper flare in the 9th.f the. >> stairs him down have wards. no punch thrown. nobody was ejected. things settle down. shut him down. gets him to fly out. a's we know with a series lead and close it out tomorrow. game time 2:00 o'clock. the coach on momentum change in the 5th inning. >> hits home run these huge swing in momentum for us. feels lake more than a solo home run to get the lead again and get this. to get the momentum back in the dug out. big swing for us and continue it well after that was huge for us. >> all right red sox close-out the ray's we know at tampa. boston in the fifth. unload one off clay. 3 run shot all of a sudden tied at 3. mav ahead to the "newsnight"th. rays up 4-3. ground out with runners at second and third. good enough for the score tied at 4 but one more sting. bottom 9 back up catcher jose walk off home run and lands in the live ray tank. tampa bay played another day winning 5-4. boston ladies the series 2 gyms to 1. dodgers look to clinch the series with the braves. her shaw

- 15:14 "es una experiencia unica.. parque para los niños" decenas de voluntarios de las compaÑias "sappara construir el parque y con el apoyo de la comunidad, hicieron realidad el sueÑo de los estudiantes. amika guillaume directora de escuela cesar chavez 22:39 - 22:54 "los padres siempre querian... cada, que está cerca en los robles" segn expertos, los niÑos de hoy pasan menos tiempo jugando afuera que cualquier otra generacion, algo que podria provocarles problemas sociales y de salud ya que no hacen ejercicio. leonarda corado - madre de familia 26:54 - 27:06 "me recuerda a mi niñez... pueden venir a jugar" ademas, las organizacione s involucradas esperan que los padres pasen mas tiempo con sus hijos despues de escuela para mantenerlos alejados de la violencia. brenna hull trabaja para "kaboom" 18:36 - 18:45 "este parque aquí va a ser un lugar seguro.. niños de esta comunidad y este barrio". outro ---tan solo este aÑo, la organizacin "kaboom!" planea construir 150 parques de juego en todo estados unidos para ofrecerle un lugar seguro y divertido a los niÑos.. ---es todo de mi parte,

it has now been renamed the sap center. the puck drops to 7:00 p.m.bread >> mold ovve over meta world peace. forty-niners in donte whiner is defending his name to end hitner. he wants to capitalize on his reputation as a fierce hitter and, evidently, is unfazed by the proximity of the hitner to the name of perhaps the worst dictator in history. he made the announcement on twitter. >> coco crisp is the oakland a's major contender for baseball's golden glove award. he is the only american league center fielder not to make a single error this season. but he is not even the running for the golden glove. why? according to rawlings sporting goods, which makes ball rolls, to be eligible a player must have played 95 games at his position by the 141st game of the season. coco crisp was two games short, the news even came as a surprise to the oakland a's. they added insult to injury -- coco crisp even plays with a rawlings glove,, >> take a look at what a hundred and $20 million all look alike. that is what was spent on the construction of this $320 a square fo

hp pavillion will be called sap center. >>> two dogs killed in contra costa county. >> it's supposed to be a safe alternative to smoking but these cigarettes are getting too hot to handle. juror the public memorial service is being held in petaluma for polly klaas. she was kidnapped 20 years ago during a sleepover with two friends. her body was found two months later. the officer says the case continues to haunt him. >> there's not an october 1st that goes over the last 20 years where i don't stop and think about that case. >>> a memorial service is is being held at the center. you can watch a ceremony on the big screen there. >>> the killing of two dogs in contra costa county could lead to changes in state law. ktvu news has the story. the ranch owner says that the dogs attacked some 40 egg laying chickens and his son beat the dogs to death with a shovel. they say killing those dogs is not a crime. >> killing an animal that is attacking livestock and poultry is legal in the state of california. >> it's prompted a change in the state law. 4,000 people have signed that petition. >> a

our pollster described the results as a shock wave which shows just how much recent events have sapped spirit. joining me live, nbc news senior political editor mark murray. mark, you need to walk us off the ledge with that. that is not inspiring, let me tell you. sapped our american spirit. >> well, you have to consider all the events that we've witnessed over the past month and a half. whether it was the government shutdown, the litigation of the health care law and of course the tough health care law rollout the administration has had as well as the debate over syria. you were just, of course, talking about some of the updates regarding syria and its chemical weapons. just the totality of all those stories, all the dysfunction in washington, d.c., has just soured the american public. as you mentioned, the poll we had a couple weeks ago, the first shock wave really hit the republican party. the big headline was how the republican party's numbers started to tank. we see with this poll two weeks later, this shock wave hits president obama and everyone else and all of washington is indi

overnight lows will be back into the lower 40s for sap take rosa -- santa rosa, napa.iver more 46 degrees. dense morning fog, hazy sunshine. the next system i'm watching offshore, this will be drifting closer to southern california. by friday this will definitely generate higher cloud cover. the shower activity remains offshore. something we'll keep an eye on. but all week the forecast models keeping all the shower activity out on the west. close enough, this could actually help mix out the cloud deck and have earlier clearing times of the fog. here is our forecast model tomorrow morning. 7:00 san francisco, fremont, san jose, santa rosa and napa. forecast for tomorrow, only in the upper 50s in pacifica, santa rosa at 70 degrees. fremont 69 degrees. look ahead your five-day forecast with your weekend always in view. your weekend is approaching. few extra high clouds for friday and then saturday morning. clearing skies for sunday. big temperature drop for day five on monday. stepping outside the door first thing tomorrow morning definitely want to bundle up. it will be

sap el. -- apple. they have a value of $98.3 billion. that is based on a variety of factors. companies financial standing and brand recognition and loyalty. at second place another familiar name, google. 93.$93.2 billion value. coca-cola appears to have lost some of it's fizz. it fell to the no. 3 spot. after 13 years at the top it lags at $79.2 billion five of the top ten brands are from the tech sector. ibm and ge also have akin a technology branch but classified differently. these corporate brands paint a picture of our changing society. what we buy, what we talk about, what is important. not just logos but symbols of how we live. >> there is plenty more on our website. al jazeera is the address. >>> you are watching inside story from washington. hello i'm sheila mcvicker. america outside of the washington beltway is looking in and lamenting the system. brinks manship an policy on the edge has become the order of the day for the u.s. congress. here we are again as you are thinking from the armchair as you watch. >> well you are right.

the smartphone is in discussions with cisco, google, sap along with cerberus. sources also tell reuters blackberry is reaching out to intel, lg and samsung. fairfaix financial holdings already has a bid in for $9 per share. boeings loss, is a big gain for airbus. airbus scored a 9 billion dollar order this week with japan airlines. boeing and airbus -- locked in a rivalry, are closing in on a critical time for sales. currently airbus is beating out boeing for the first time in more than a decade. gas prices are plunging at the pump. the average cost of a gallon of regular unleaded is $3.34 down a nickle from a week ago and 23 cents from a month ago. the most since november 2012. the lundberg report cites refiners passing along lower costs for crude. crude futures have ben dropping during the past month. however, analysts do not expect the decline to continue. two superbowl regulars are sidelined this season. subway and cars dot com, seen here in last year's ads, do not plan to advertise during the superbowl broadcast this year. cars dot com says it will spend m

two bay area rapid workers were killed by a train north of sap. >> it happened between two suburban barttations. two employees were hit and killed by a bart train as they checked out a report of a dip in the rails. an agency spokesman said one works for bart and one a contractor. standard procedure calls for one to inspect the tracks while the other watches for trains. bart says both people had extensive experience working around moving trains. the agency says the train was on a routine maintenance run with an experienced operator at the controls and at the time of the accident the train was run in automatic mode under computer control. investigators are trying to learn what led to the accident that stunned an agency scrambling to cope with a strike and 200,000 frustrated riders. . >>> the florida manhunt is over. authorities have arrested fugitives charles walker and joseph jenkins on saturday. they were caught in a panama city motel, less than 100 miles from the prison they escaped. the pair had been on the run since using forged documents to get an early release. >> reporter: the kill

. >> where a crushing roug waive her fiancee was washed out to sea sap. standing on these rocks, she watched heldleplessly. we traveled there to find out why one of the least inhabited islands was seeing the most drownings per capita. five months into 201311 people have already drowned. we went with caution to the very place that the two bay area men died. it seemed deceptively safe. since then the number of drownings have grown to 16. >> my heart was really heavy and i was very sad. i can understand why other drownings could have happened, too. >> more vendors per capita are drowning here than on any o other ie land. they've had the highest rating of droungs. maui came in second and the big islands was third. this doctor at the hospital and is also the president of the lifeguard association. >> is it consider a crisis situation at this point in. >> i think so and i'll try to say that very word to the county government. >> though in an e-mail stoent the investigative unit county officials say they're open to solutions but not not ready to act in part sayi

. >> you can hear the sound of the helicopters flying over head doing water drops the sound of the sap popping, and the branches falling in the forest. this is really, very close to the heart of this fire. >> i appreciate if you guys get your shots real quick and lets get out of here because we're going to be in harms way if we don't. >> ok, well, we've been told we have to move out of here right now. these flames are incredibly high - this is one of the biggest fires that we've seen so far this season. we've never seen anything like this, there's a really loud roaring sound of these trees going up in flames. it's actually pretty scary and we're going to get out of here now. >> if this is a war against wildfire, it seems that for now nature has the upper hand. with each new fire season, the costs of the current strategy get higher, and for those whose lives are on the line, the casualties become too many. >> you would think that the death of 19 firefighters in yarnell would be a wake up call. this calls for a radical rethink, not just of how you fight fire in california, but the rule o

s around the bay shore and 56 in oakland and 53 in san jose and fremont is 51 and mountain view and sap carlos are 54 and san francisco is the warm spot. at sutro tower, that and the bay waters are calm and that shows high clouds, sunshine, not a big weather maker and minimal cooling today and tomorrow. it will be sunny and warm and dry. the high pressure that dominated our weather yesterday and brought a lot of 80's to the neighborhood and it is getting shoved out of the way, that is a weak, fast-moving system and that will weaken the offshore flow today and the reason why the temperatures pull back so we will see how much. we will start in the south bay and we have mid-to-upper 70's until you get to los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy with low 80's and mid-to-upper 70's for most of peninsula and 77 in redwood city and 80 is the warm spot, and 74 at half moon bay. 72 in daly city. mid-70's in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. north bay is from 66 at bodega with a few high clouds. upper 70's to low 80's through the valley. upper 70's for most of the east bay shore and richmon

one at the sap center tonight, and then tomorrow at oakland's oracle arena. >> congratulations to theouple. mr. west, a tough act it follow. going to make it tough for any guy to think about proposing. >> i hope that the marriage lasts longer than her marriage before. >> 71 days? >> i'm willing to bet on this. i'll go at leaseight. >> christina loren, what can we bet on weather-wise out there? >> it's really nice out there. above the clouds. good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. want to show you this live picture. this is san bruno. a nice, clear sky, and plenty of thick, low clouds. starting to burn off. fog actually clears from the top down as the sun warms up that top layer. that's what's happening out there. want to show you san hose way. we're getting more sunshine here. a little hazy out there. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. temperatures are still pretty chilly because of all the low clouds. look at this. 63 in livermore. 54 degrees in oakland. across the bay in san francisco, temperatures are still in the 50s as well. you can see here from our v

the washington standoff sap it is faith investors and businesses have in a recovery that appears fragile. >> they're less willing to take risk. by risk i mean long-term capital spending projects, long-term hiring. so they tend to make these short-term decisions and it doesn't add to the strength of the long term. >> reporter: many investors view the debate as a prelude to the fight over extending the debt ceiling. scott, that deadline to pay the nation's bills is less than three weeks away. a failure then could jolt the financial system and send the economy back into recession. >> pelley: elaine, thank you. government shutdowns are rare but they do happen. there have been 12 since 1977. the last one started back in 1995. it was a budget dispute between president clinton and republican house speaker newt gingrich. it lasted 28 days. bob schieffer has seen shutdowns come and go as our chief washington correspondent and the anchor of "face the nation." bob, what do you see? >> schieffer: scott, what makes this difference is this is now coming down a debate not among democrats and republican

trading floor, instead of brisk transaction, the lack of government data is stalling investment and sapping confidence. so this bulldozer is here to do what? >> well, it should have been working. >> reporter: he wants to build a new environmentally friendly pig pen but approval for federal assistance has stalled with winter only weeks away. farmers also can't apply for new loans, or receive some government checks. >> the food chain keeps rolling. >> reporter: there's no such thing as a dormant pig. they keep getting bigger. >> well, last i checked, people are still eating, even though the government is shut down, isn't that right? >> reporter: when i asked him what he would tell the politicians in washington, scott, he said, "they should try to be good shepherds, try to be true to their calling, and try to handle their disputes with wisdom." >> pelley: dean reynolds on the farm in illinois. dean, thanks very much. despite the shutdown, a house subcommittee today heard testimony on a problem our jim axelrod exposed last month, that many returning war veterans are being over-medicated, some r

like to see particularly as investors the idea that the government is willing to play with fire and sap what we have here ultimately a dispute between what looks like frankly a few needy pain agers but instead they're the government of the united states of america bickering over something in their backyard of which we really shouldn't need to have an argument whatsoever and just briefly patrick as an investor what are your thoughts on the dollar that some are saying this should lead to a call for more alternative reserve currencies to be investigated is that really true to to challenge the dollar over this crisis. we have reached a point where we are not the copernican revolution in finance things like bitcoin crypto currency and other alternatives possibly something like say the chinese renminbi or the indian repay or anything is going to become a much more important reserve currency going forward the u.s. dollar has had an incredible vaunted position as the economic and indeed the military superpower of this age ultimately over time that is gone to a road and therefore we are going to

>> gary: dodgers win three to zero >> gary: take a 7 million by out to lead sap for cisco dashon andt. toll leave the san francisco giant thank-you for seven years. >> gary: 49ers have want 3 and a role won 3 in a row! >> gary: what to the game and saying we are supposed to when we are really good and no surprises! >> gary: bay to nine minutes off the clock. they took nine minutes of the clot >> pounding done meet pounding t the meat! >> gary: usually you have a tiered peace and someone will give you the information. usually you will have eight earpiece >> gary: last year then added to the super bowl they never won at 3 and 8 road. >> gary: treat them equally. do not look down on them. you are only as good as the little people >> pam: (laughter) i can't even speak! >> gary: simply did not go right yester day at candlestick park. >> right now they are doing the wake at the candlestick park and a 49 crowd >> exactly this is not the time for this right now. >> gary: lay motionless on the ground 49er players were upset as the fans started pulling away. some fans i am disappointed while c

all of its chemical weapons production facilities a day ahead of schedule but we're fools continue to sap us about a rebel fighters using toxic bomb and. my slick like a school for a tropical beach holiday so i assume there's nothing really bad about here fathers it's more like a living how. they put a struggle to make forced into a tube into our noses in all his latest report from inside gone tunnel of a prison will make up the allegations of torture and abuse as officials try to convince the outside wild that the inmates side to interest fine. one incident was called. nine eleven.

the first thing she said on this program is that you know the crisis in europe continues to really sap the energies of this economy i think i think all governments around the world like to think of themselves as truly independent and able to influence their own affairs but the state of the financial markets and the global globalization of the world as it is countries are completely intertwined i think it's becoming less and less one sovereign even if you wanted to reverse absolutely i mean you know each sovereign nation would like to believe they can plot their own little court path and their own spending measures or certain measures will see them through in their own way but it's too intertwined it's just impossible if the u.s. . thanks for bring it we'll have to. talk about that when we come back after a short break we'll continue our discussion on russia's economy stay with our team . most of the missions that soldiers are sent to. prevention are in many ways targeting civilians that have nothing to do. with actual attacks against israeli targets. well into the future. show thirty f

first thing she said on this program is that you know the the crisis in europe that continues to really sap the energies of this economy i think i think all governments around the world like to think of themselves as truly independent and able to influence their own affairs but the state of the financial markets and the global globalization of the world as it is countries are completely intertwined i think it's becoming less and less one sovereign even if you wanted to reverse absolutely i mean you know each sovereign nation would like to believe they can plot their own little call path and their own spending measures or certain measures will see them through in their own way but it's too intertwined it's just impossible if the u.s. . i don't it's that next week for bring it will have swell friends or going to it on hawk about that when we come back after a short break we'll continue our discussion on russia's economy state with r.t. . her. or her. great hopes for freedom and democracy. substituted by great disenchantment. what was expected to be a blessing to the country. turned out to be

a huge tree that was a sap ling during the american revolution. >> since 1774 and among some of the morenteresting sites you will see at the hampton national historic site. >> also we will talk about plants and things to do this time of year. >> good morning and welcome to your "sunday gardner" i'm john collins with you at the hampton national historic site and they have a garden here. they are going to try to restore some old greenhouses. >> yes. the garden club has tried to restore some of these greenhouses and they will have an event at rolling park women's club. if you want information, go to our site at valley view farms.com. click on greenhouse and we will have a link to get you signed up for this great event. >> you can learn something about your garden and plants and help out on the restoration of really old greenhouses. we're getting a little touch of rain as we record this and a lot of the rain is getting in the greenhouse. we want to talk about our gardens today. we're getting the cooldowns. >> we are. >> and that is leading to frost and freeze and winter time so we have to pr

back and allow communist infiltration, the sub version, and the international communist conspiracy to sap purify all of our precious bodily fluids. gentlemen, this is the precious bodily fluids concern of rand paul and his father. i think a lot of people who are normal, who read the newspapers every day and read your columns and think about american politics wonder why a guy like rand paul, and you think of rand here, would be so obsessed with something as exotic as the fed, that is an evil force, when what it does is control the money supply. dana? >> well, not only is he concerned about this precious bodily fluid, but it is passed on by his father. he wrote the book, so now we're down to auditing the feds. but this is something of a holy grail among the libertarians. they have done this for a long time, in terms of putting a hold on this nomination, lindsey graham already said he would put a hold on all of these nominations until they get benghazi. there are more holds going on from the republicans than a wrestling competition. >> i am not used to this. the guy at the level of rand paul

like irs and benghazi, nsa scandal and what not on top that have syria sapped a few weeks of time. now, these budget battles so he wants to give back to immigration reform and some of his other legacy items realizing time is rung out. there are as noted nuts and bolts of getting this back up and running. now that is why this memo put out tonight saying workers have been furllied we have to get back to work tomorrow morning. they've got to do that. and in fact i talked to a secret service uniformed officer told me he's been working 16 day was out pay. there have been people protecting others. they're going get that back pay for this officer told me he'd be willing to take his cruiser to the capitol driving that bill to make sure the president signs it tonight. >> and this is sort of a paid vacation. >> that is given to them. >> can i ask you about tone is in the president came out in between the vote in senate and house and said a nice tone sort of didn't spike the ball in the end zone saying we've got to regain the trust of the american people, but that is today's version of barack

like irs and benghazi, nsa scandal and what not on top that have syria sapped a few weeks of time. now, these budget battles so he wants to give back to immigration reform and some of his other legacy items realizing time is rung out. there are as noted nuts and bolts of getting this back up and running. now that is why this memo put out tonight saying workers have been furllied we have to get back to work tomorrow morning. they've got to do that. and in fact i talked to a secret service uniformed officer told me he's been working 16 day was out pay. there have been people protecting others. they're going get that back pay for this officer told me he'd be willing to take his cruiser to the capitol driving that bill to make sure the president signs it tonight. >> and this is sort of a paid vacation. >> that is given to them. >> can i ask you about tone is in the president came out in between the vote in senate and house and said a nice tone sort of didn't spike the ball in the end zone saying we've got to regain the trust of the american people, but that is today's version of barack

. >> what is being done oo avoid -- to avoid a sap bruno situation and former president jimmy carter visits and how officials are preparing and covered california leaving people vulnerable,ing the warning on thew -- the warning on how to avoid becoming a victim of a scam. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. we begin with new developments about the state of a pg&e pipeline. the -- safety of a pg&e pipeline. that line runs in san carlos. ktvu's eric rasmussen talked with the mayor of san carlos and pg&e officials about what is next. >> reporter: pg&e had said it would begin the process of shutting down the pipeline tomorrow or tuesday in san carlos. moments ago i received a text message from pg&e confirming that work has already begun tonight. >> reporter: a normal send of soccer -- sunday of sucker in san carlos. -- soccer in san carlos. she learned about pg&e e-mails questioning the safety of a gas line running. >> that is a huge -- houses here. we are sitting on it righ

. >> we've heard from a number of german companies, lufthansa, sap, all talking about the euro. germany is a big export economy. how much of an impact is the euro at these two-year highs against the dollar having? >> well, it's going to have some impact. but for the sake of germany. >> we should have is a strong deutsch mark, yes? >> yes. however, it does have some effect on the exports here. >> meanwhile, inflaigs flagz for the eurozone is very slow, running at 1.1% at the moment. there is -- we're a long way from the ecb's mandate. will anybody in germany be worry background the fact that we've got 1.1 is% inflation? >> actually, deflation would be a problem. >> it's a problem for the on peripheral. >> germany is not going to complain about 1.2% inflation. that being said, the ecb might actually consider decreasing the rate from 1.5% to 0.25% at some point. expectations are obviously under control. they are not a threat and they should focus on unemployment. >> let's pick up with that. should the ecb doing anything? >> it has introduced some forward guidance, which we have see

some of the suitors and buyers may be google, cisco and sap. there was some talk about samsung, but moments ago we got some news the spokesperson said samsung is not considering the acquisition of blackberry, but they may be interested in part, selling parts of blackberry, so we will see. don't forget fairfax. a lot of talk and some of the analysts say to hold onto your blackberry shares. lori: not a done deal yet. adam: president obama spoke moments ago on the need for congress to act to stop the government shut down. here's what he said. president obama: the truth is there are enough republican and democratic votes in the house of representatives right now to end the shoo shut down with no stris attached. the house should hold that vote today. if republicans and speaker john boehner say there are not enough votes, they should prove it, let's the bill go to the floor and see what happens. just vote. lori: there you have it. joining us to help make some money and all about crystal clear profit. charles: this is a company that works with crystal

his jersey is now a hot item at the team store at san jose's sap center workers told us they sold moredozen of his jerseys in just a couple hours. i imagine they will be selling a whole lot more during the season. >> instant fan favorite. >> another super star in the bay area. >> yeah, only 19 years old. >> mark is here now. another baseball team is out. >> do or die game tonight. the as are hoping history does not quickly repeat itself tomorrow night. like the as, pittsburgh decided to go with a youngster it backfires big time on the pirates in st. louis. cole, former number one pick out of ucla not bad but not up for the big stage. freeze takes him deep. 2-1 shot in the 2nd. wainwright, his a game and the d behind it. terrific play right there, shortstop. 8th inning, 3-1 cards but adams monstrous shot to right, for the just make sure of it, insurance. 6-1. wainwright goes the distance, just the fifth cardinal pitcher ever to throw a complete game in a deciding post season encounter. 6-1 final pirates are gone. >>> somewhere between detroit and oakland most likely 40,000 feet in the a

. >> business management software company sap struck a five year deal worth more than $8 million forng rights. >>> well let's go back now to those oakland a fans who are gathering in oakland to cheer on the 2013 american league west champs, let's listen in for just a few seconds. >> now it's like a we get about six people to 60 people coming to tailgate with us and the memories are nonstop. a lot of good memories with friends. that's another fun part of coming to an a's game. that's a great parking lot. >> a lot of fans there, they are mighty excited about the a's making the play offs. it's a best of five game series coming upstarting on thursday. actually friday, make that friday. the first game friday then saturday then the games switch back to detroit for games three and four. then game five if necessary will be in oakland a week from this thursday. >>> let's see how the tailgating will be for fans. >> the weather is going to be great as we go into the bay area weekend. it's the heating up here and that intensify it is fire danger. because we're into october and that's the time of

and since then googles, sap, and others have been invited to see if they are interested in blackberryrts of blackberry. >> and what do you think about as a possible deal for blackberry, a company that has been hemorrhaging. >> i here hear ya. there are parts like the network security, the patent portfolio that blackberry offers is attractive. but the shares are trading around $8 right now. to try to get $9 is a stretch. >> let me borrow just a little bit of time, but what has happened to blackberry. i'm one of the few people who still uses them -- >> i have two of them. i have the c10. >> the new one? >> yeah. >> you are the only one that bought one. >> i know. >> what happened to that company? >> what happened is apple happens, google happened. and what has happened with research in motion which is now blackberry, they forgot to advance their technology. so they have lost -- they lost their way, and they are a canadian national treasure, so you know the canadian government is watching this closely as well. >> good to talk to you and spend some time with you. thank for being here. >>>

it's part of sap's core applications. >>> here's a big question for monday morning.how strongly do you feel about your preferred brand of ketchup? for all the heinz fans out there, you'll be surprised to find out mcdonald's is ending the partnership. the former head of burger king is now the head of heinz. is that a reason to dump heinz t tomato ketchup. is ketchup a deal breaker for you on the big mac. e-mail us or tweet us or direct to me twast rosswestgate. is there any other ketchup other than heinz? the others don't taste the same. not the right mixture of salt, sugar, whatever else they put in there. >>> the world's biggest airport has opened in dubai with ambitions to become a global super hub. yousuf is joining us. we're not talking about number of planes, we're talking presumably about the amount of concrete that they've pourtd into this place. is this a case of build it and they will come? >> there is a lot of building, yeah, going on. it's quite a drive as i was heading to the airport. about 20 miles of vast stretches of desert gives you an idea of how big

by using that type of language, are you sapping the dignity out of the governor's office? >> no, what people want is someone who is real and tells the truth as he sees it. i have told them the truth. i am told the truth sometimes that they are not comfortable with, sometimes that they did not necessarily want to hear, but that is what leadership is about, it is about telling people the truth as you see it, and at the end of the day, from my perspective am a i think the people have a choice between prepackaged politicians and people who say it the way it is, i think they would pick the latter, and i think that is why we are having the success that we have. >> what don't you think that using that type of verbiage is disrespectful, and speaking from one parent to another, how is that a good image for our children? >> people have to know that when the act a certain way, they are going to be called out on it, and using direct language is the way my mother raised me. there can be differences on opinion on that, christine, and i respect that. i am not going to change, and i think

1865 abraham lincoln dying, these are moments where parts of our psyches are chan and fall apart -- saphaken and fall apart. we want something to blame it on. if not, one day, a guy like lee harvey oswald, a high school dropout can jack-knife the government. that's a scarier thought. >> it's scarier than not trusting your government, thinking they could be doing nef airious deeds. >> i say government don't lie, people lie. if you want to find out the government is lying, find the people and you'll find human answers. they are not sitting in a chair, stroking a cat to take over the world, but you'll find amazing stories. people want to find the secret truth, and they don't want to admit that sometimes it's reality. >> and people also don't keep secrets well. >> especially in washington. do you think anyone can keep a secret for two days these days. >> the book is a fun read. great to see you, "history decoded" is on bookshelves now. >> every sunday night al jazeera america presents... gripping films from the worlds top documentary directors tonight, a sherrif who implements the law... >>

his jersey is now a hot item at the team store at san jose's sap center workers told us they sold moredozen of his jerseys in just a couple hours. i imagine they will be selling a whole lot more during the season. >> instant fan favorite. >> another super star in the bay area. >> yeah, only 19 years old. >> mark is here now. another baseball team is out. >> do or die game tonight. the as are hoping history does not quickly repeat itself tomorrow night. like the as, pittsburgh decided to go with a youngster it backfires big time on the pirates in st. louis. cole, former number one pick out of ucla not bad but not up for the big stage. freeze takes him deep. 2-1 shot in the 2nd. wainwright, his a game and the d behind it. terrific play right there, shortstop. 8th inning, 3-1 cards but adams monstrous shot to right, for the just make sure of it, insurance. 6-1. wainwright goes the distance, just the fifth cardinal pitcher ever to throw a complete game in a deciding post season encounter. 6-1 final pirates are gone. >>> somewhere between detroit and oakland most likely 40,000 feet in the a