i go to sears when i am going to mervyn's. the business of putting all these extra lipstick as was described it detracts from it. it was a simple building. upgrading it should be simple and direct. it should use some simple colors and probably should not put as many blade signs on them. if it is target, that is fine by me. it oculd be -- could be the red dog building. that is fine by me. while this commission supports free use by major formula retail, we also have a pending entitlement which was not given by this commission where despite the fact that they breed development -- they gave target permission to open up a formula retail in that large retail space. we are giving target two major locations. the other one will be more car area rented -- car oriented. what i have about the ramparts, this is an amazing piece of architecture and i would like to leave as much of it in the future. i do not want to make it look like a retrofit of l.a. >> i fully support this use. the building has been sitting there vacant for years. i live

and so should sears honor the mistakingly advertised price? it is the "newsnation" gut check. >>> hello, everyone, i'm tamron hall, and the "newsnation" is following the news of rupert murdoch and the much-anticipated testimony before parliament. many are calling this the slow meltdown of his media empire. murdoch and his son, james, are expected to testify within the next 24 hours, and yet another resignation in the london police department. john yates has resigned as the deputy commissioner who decided not to reopen an investigation of the alleged hacking. his boss stepped down sunday citing speculation with the ties to the former "news of the editor" arrested last week and the defunct newspaper is accused of hacking into the phones of politicians, and even a murder victim. rebec rebekah brooks has been een resd as of this weekend, and we will see what is going to happen here with rupert murdoch and his son james tomorrow? >> well, that is certainly, that is the big question. and rupert murdoch and his son james, and rebekah brooks, who are

and john sears was running reagan's campaign. they thought they could do it with one rally per congressional district. sears wouldn't return my phone calls. i was trying to tell him it was a bad strategy. of course what they did is they went to new hampshire dean what they should have done in iowa, and they announced that sears was out. that's when i knew that ronald reagan hadn't lost the touch. he knew what he was doing. he just blew it in iowa, and sears was out after that. >> i wanted to talk with you a little about the impact of ron paul. four years ago he was seen by many in iowa and elsewhere as -- talking about issues that people weren't necessarily focused on. but this time with the economy and the debt ceiling and such, what's his level of strength there? have you been able to gauge what his level of impact would be? he said he's able to win the straw poll. can he? can he win the caucuses? >> that's a good question. he has an ardent group of supporters. he could surprise some people here in the state of iowa. i guess i

it was purposely built for sears. in the 1990's, it was converted into multi-tenant retail and at that point, it was mervyn's and office depot. toys r us was replaced by best buys and the others are closed. the aerial views going north and south of the property, it points out an interesting condition of the property. when it was built in the 1950's, a single use prop., there is a number of these tiered parking lots that exist. they're not willing to. they act independently of one another. one of the areas of concern and we heard from the community outreach was a desire of improving circulation are trying to help improve the circulation and the understanding of the property. given its current design. it is not something we can fix. we cannot link the parking lots easily. in conjunction of working with mta, we are contributing towards an upgrade of the existing signalized intersection at farrell and mason. we think that is one component that will definitely enhance the circulation around the property. separate from that

sears says the ad was a mistake, and a third party, not sears is actually responsible. incorrect price. oh, you know folks were pretty over that one. don lemon here now with much more of the newsroom straight ahead. >> i am obsessed with this news of the world story, i'm obsessed with the rupert murdock story. i started watching "citizen cane" just for this story. it's amazing. i'm going to be talking to a man, his name is paul mcmullen, fred, he's a former news of the world reporter who secretly reported an op-ed phone hacking. also that story, fred that, we have been following out of rochester, new york, take a look at this. >>> i'm observing what they're doing and they're arresting me, i don't understand what's going on. i did nothing, i did nothing. >> we have been following this story, that's emily good, police arrested her in her front yard while they were on a traffic stop. we have been talking to the mayor and the police department as well. i'm going to talk to a man who says he's been a target of police brutality as well. and i want you to see mama jazz, her lo

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like, when weapon got the sears deal, it was so exciting. jenner says the kardashian ve.y the biggest deal she's made to date. >> this was our ultimate dream come true and partnering up with sears was just -- it just seemed right from the moment we, you know, my mom brought it to us. >> reporter: is your mom -- she describes herself as a control freak. true, false? >> i think we all are control freaks. >> we all are. >> i think we all are -- >> but in different areas. we are. and then if one of us is like flipping in that area -- >> the other will make up for it. >> and attack the other one for slipping. if my mom forgot about something, we get on her case that she'll pray she never forgets again. >> reporter: the rules about no talking back to your mom don't apply here. >> i'm your mother. >> okay, so, shut the [ bleep ] up. >> i just finished closing a perfume deal for kim. >> reporter: especially when a deal comes through for mom and not the other. >> and you get kim her own deal first and then it the three of us? >> reporter: fighting words from khloe, upset for leavi

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sears was offering that deal yesterday. today, they're offering an apology. the big mistake that had people thinking they had gotten the bargain of the year. >>> but let's now turn to the 405 freeway. the infamous 405 in los angeles. it is shut down this weekend. and you might be thinking, if you're not familiar with the area, big deal, freeway's shut down for construction. but think, folks, what if you are in new york and they shut down the brooklyn queens expressway? what if you're in chicago and they shut down the dan ryan? what if you're in atlanta, they shut down 75/85. you're in the bay area and they shut down highway 80 over the bay bridge? that's what we're talking about. this is how important 405 is. 500,000 drivers go on to the 405 every single weekend, but this weekend,s is not an option. the construction work is supposed to be done by monday morning. there will be hefty fines if it is not done in time. giving you an idea of the 405 here, a map of the area. but right now, let's take san drsandra indoe takes you farther into this carmageddon. >> rep

sears on this year's list.ts rapid falloff in sales and steep losses could put it out of businesses within 18 months according to the paper. the most likely brands to bite the dust within 18 months due to bankruptcy, acquisition, or other calamities, sony pictures, a&w restaurant, saab, american apparel, and as we mentioned, sears. rounding out the list, sony ericsson, kellogg's corn pops, myspace, "soap opera digest" and nokia. >>> ten members of congress are asking the food and drug administration to look into the negative health effects of hair-straightening treatments including the popular brazilian blowout. now it comes after reports of respiratory illness, skin irritation, and hair loss, possibly caused by formulas high in formaldehyde. formaldehyde is classified as a possible carcinogen by the environmental protection agency. lawmakers are asking the fda for better regulation and labeling. the fda says it is investigationing the possible dangers but notes hair straighters in are considered cosmetics' and

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it sears in the flavor so you get really juicy steak and burgers. >> and you said the way this works the heat goes in. >> it radiates the heat in. sears in the meat and keeps the juices inside so you don't get dry meat at all. >> very interesting. and this is $249? >> 249. >> very affordable. both, actually. adam, you are cooking up a storm here. great to see you. >> good to be here. >> thanks for joining us. what is the strategy for grilling up the perfect burger? tell me about the meat you're using. >> burger, you don't need fancy marinades. chopped onions, brown chuck, 20% fat, you don't want that tight, hard burger. the deal is if you have fat, that's where the flavor is at. if you buy the lean burger because you're healthy, it's not going the taste good. it's the weekend. have some fun. take the burger, a little salt and pepper. you lay it on. and don't be the guy that comes over and keeps pressing it down and the juice runs out. that's how you get flame-up. when the fat drips then the fire chars it and you get the burned taste which you don't want. >> what about the pricing in

sears is not honoring the price. giving people their $69 back and no ipad in the mail. >>> subscribers to netflix have a decision to make. accept the new pricing plan that means a 60% jump in costs for streaming video and dvds or you can go somewhere else. if the netflix facebook page is any indication of customer reaction. thousands of current users are looking for an alternative before the price change goes into effect later this summer. >>> casey anthony spending her last weekend in the florida jail, but after nearly three years behind bars, they will tell you about concerns for her safety once she resumes life on the outside. >>> news corp, the owner, rupert murdoch came a long way to get to where he is today. we will look at the story of the man. ight ce from a tou, a glance- it can come along anywhere, anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every da

now sears is cancelling all of those orders. should sears honor the price it advertised?>> new concerns today about the link between brain injuries and dementia. a government led study of nearly 300 thousand american veterans and football players find that those who had suffered mild brain injuries, even concussions were twice as likely to develop dementias later in life. >>> our military men and women have found an advocate in actor gary sinise. better known to some of the troops as lieutenant dan. after playing that compelling role in "forest gump", sinise took that name and ran with it. bringing music to men and women in uniform and critical support to their families here at home. >> every place we went, everyone recognized gary. but they didn't know who he was. all they know is it's lieutenant dan. they didn't know it was gary sinise. >> if i had a nickel for every time somebody's called me that this week, you can retire and just do uso shows. >> joining us now is actor gary sinise whose documentary lieutenant dan ban for the common good is raising fund to support the

sears and the show have been a partner for a long time. i've been a partner with sears.self program, right? we have a thing called dads making a difference and what's really neat is it sort of shines a light on some unsung heroes across the country. one thing i know with my job, it's not just the fact that we build a house and we need volunteers, people in the community that stand up and make a difference. what's really cool to sort of put the word out there to let us know about dads who are really making a difference so out of like tons of people, it went down to 10 finalists and bill here actually won. what's great, he helps out a homeless shelter and so what's neat is now the winnings, he's going to do some amazing things at a homeless shelter in d.c., right? >> you had no idea this was coming. >> that's right. my son billy nominated me for this contest without me knowing and the first i heard was when sears contacted me to tell me i was a finalist. >> what do you do at the homeless shelter? i know you were trying not to take too much credit. you're giving a lot of cr

>> you buy. >> pull your credit card out. >> what's what sears did, sears online, if you went on the sears website, ad for ipads at $69.99. >> sounds like a deal. >> sounds great. >> too good to be true? >> sounds like it's too good to be true it is. >> most of the time the fact is they're not going to honor that price. they put a statement out. >> whoops, we're sorry. that's the statement on the website. i have an argument against that. if you advertise it, then you should stand by your advertising, right? the customer is always right, right? >> this was done by a third party, though. >> they're saying there was a third party vendor. >> the third party vendor accidentally posted the wrong price for the ipad2. all orders are being canceled and customer accounts will be credited refunds. we apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused." >> all customers are getting is an apology. >> they are getting their money back which may be better in itself. >> in general, are there laws that cover this sort of thing when it happens? >> the law of wanting the customers to return, a lot of

of the nation this holiday weekend, forcing many americans to do anything they can to escape the searing hot weather. >> it's like an oven out here. >> reporter: in las vegas where temperatures hit 111 degrees, cooling stations were open to provide much-needed relief. at this festival outside of chicago, 94 degrees felt like 102. some festival goers had to be treated for heat-related health conditions. >> they're not used to this humidity. but we're taking care of them. they're fine right now. >> reporter: triple digit temperatures in southern california sent thousands of holiday revelers near the beach. >> it must be 100 today. we figure we'll get away from the heat and come down. >> reporter: phoenix, 118 degrees, a record high. in neighboring new mexico, where firefighters are battling blaze near the los alamos nuclear lab, the governor is urging residents to avoid using fireworks in the hot, dry conditions. >> please do not purchase, sell or use fireworks. >> reporter: in the midwest, when hot air slammed into a cold front, there were fierce thunderstorms friday night, , killing one

dr sears them. is our strong desire to provide as much information and in the best forms in any help you provide this is very helpful for us in order to ensure that there's an informed public on on exactly what our proposals are and exactly the consequences that any other questions or information am. so excellent thank you. thank you. traveling with. the senate and under. the. but it won't be just radar if there's radar bell be other safeguards nearby i'm afraid the americans will take over the whole area from the far away. wherever american soldiers appear on the cloud flows everywhere. which changed changed changed changed. but it's a sign a petition for the referendum on locating a u.s. army base in our country. through our bad guy is scum going to get off during the prayers of their courage cash cash changed. under the by the way i'm ivan martin uro's yeah when noticed if you've got hate for ice they hate for ice they're treacherous from south. korea we have the form and soon i know where all. t

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that was on a sears website on friday.could get an ipad for only $69. 16 gb normally retails at $750. that sale lasted only a few hours and it turns out it was a big mistake on the part of sears. the retailer apologized and the error was caused by a third-party vendor and the offer will not be honored. anybody that already paid that $69? a full refund. >> the east bay getting rattled by an overnight earthquake. and this from mount tam. wheat will be right back. ♪ remember when... ♪ the sound of little feet was music, ♪ ♪ we danced to week to week, ♪ brought back the love, we found trust, ♪ ♪ vowed we'never give it up ♪ remember when... ♪ remember when... ♪ we said when we turned grey, ♪ ♪ when the children, grow up and move away, ♪ ♪ we won't be sad, we'll be glad, ♪ ♪ for all the life we've had, live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> our top stories this saturday morning police in danville arrested a suspect in a sexual assault involving a teenage girl. reports coming up. >> president obama issuing

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. >>> and take a look at this, you can see a massive lightning bolt on the old sears tower. the building was not damaged but the same storm knocked out power to 10s of thousands of people. glad you're not on the top of that. >>> that is why we tell people not to go to the trees, because the tallest part is where you see the lightning strikes. >> always good to get these thoughts in there, get out of that stadium, get to a safe place. so as the weather goes, beautiful out there, 87 right now, winds have turned around to the south. and although the humidity is up from yesterday it is still very low for july. we do have the changes starting to occur, though, and we'll . >>> now, complete forecast and the first warning of severe weather. >>> beautiful shot of the inner harbor there, because it is a gorgeous day outside. no complaints. >> we're talking about this, happy about it, yes, all the shots are so clear. there is not even any haze in the air, which is so not typical -- for a 4th of july weekend. now we do have some of the changes coming, but at least today it is fantastic

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this summer's searing heat is setting new standards. this month alone, high temperature records have been tied or broken over 800 times. a half-dozen cities not only broke records for a particular day, but set all-time highs since records have been kept. >> never in my life have i seen it this dry. >> reporter: extremely dry weather has been blamed on fires that have already burned five million acres in the southwest so far this summer. this is the driest start of the year ever in new mexico. the drought monitor released showed 29% of the country in drought-- 12% in the country in exceptional drought, the largest extent on report. three-quarters of texas is in that exceptional drought, 40% of oklahoma as well, a 10% rise in just one week-- which means tough times for plants and animals. >> it's a tough year. i mean, for all crops involved, you know, there will probably be some producers that don't survive for another year. >> reporter: one shelter in texas has been overrun with young deer, rescued because the mothers can't feed their yo

greg tkpweg the searing heat -- >> gregg: the searing heat isn't helping washington or most of the nationd out if in is any relief in sight. >> heather: first, a an alert out of norway. police looking for evidence and potential bombs. 92 people died in yesterday's shooting rampage at a summer camp. we are hearing that the bomb was an oklahoma city-type device made of fertilizer and diesel fuel. the suspected gunman is expected to be arraigned monday. greg burke is streaming live from norway with the latest. >> reporter: a come called picture coming out of -- coming out. police said he wasn't on their radar screen. he had a back ground of conservative right wing parties. extremists say there could have been neo-nazi links. more than 500 people on the island part of a labor party summer camp. some are still missing after the shooting rampage that happened. it lasted an hour and a half. it is what people have described as a harrowing experience. >> they all ran. >> everybody was scattered around the island hiding all over. after a while when i saw a bunch of people getting killed, i jumped i

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they help the children to beat the searing heat an agriculture cooperative in western japan sent 17 watermelons to a school in miyagi prefecture on thursday. the city was devastated by the march 11th earthquake and tsunami the town lost one of the schools to the tsunami. the students now share classes at the nearby school where only the first floor was flooded >> nice to see the children smiling there. that wraps up this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us

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sears. >>> the disintegrating tone in washington. this city is never pleasant in the summer but this week it is especially rampant. if this were a school yard spat, you could say president obama started it when he fired this shot at republicans. >> they're in one week, they're out one week. and then they're saying obama has got to step in. you need to be here. i've been here. i've been doing afghanistan and bin laden and the greek crisis. you stay here. let's get it done. >> well, today everyone piled on, republican john cornyn lashed out at the president on the senate floor. >> this is a grand opportunity for democrats and republicans to come together to do the nation's business. to be serious, not to be reckless, not to give demogagic speeches like the president gave yesterday. absolutely disgraceful, he should be ashamed. >> and democratic senator chuck schumer accused republicans of sabotaging the economy. >> all of a sudden it's sort of like a new fever has taken over the other side. that the best way to win is hurt the country

searing temperatures and historic wildfires making a big impact this fourth of july. >>> and making a difference -- a group of young women united in finding each other and fueling a new passion for life. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>>. >>> good evening. on a holiday summer sunday when so many people are taking the day off, jurors in a orlando courthouse were hard at work, listening to closing arguments before deciding the fate of a young mother. if you were anywhere near a television today, you couldn't escape the wall-to-wall coverage, the live feed of casey anthony, at times stone-faced, at times, openly weeping. anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, caylee. and after more than a month of wrenching testimony, now the countdown to a verdict. nbc's kerry sanders has been covering the case from the start. he was in the courtroom today. and joins us from orlando. good evening, kerry. >> well good evening, kate, the prosecution and the defense were each given four hours to make their closing arguments. but like so many other aspects of this case, there

just the skin seared off. >> now dozens of lawsuits filed against the utility company who own the pipe pg and e is fighting back. in these court documents it denies full response about it claiming residents share some of the blame. >> don't know how that can be. i don't know of any facts which would suggest that's true. >> reporter: an attorney representing 40 victims of the san bruno blast says while the court filing outlining pg and e's defense is a legal step, what's contained in it is surprising and callous. >> quite a while after the accident. thoroughly investigated. peoples lives have been turned upside down. you don't insert you're responsible allegations. you take corporate responsibility. >> reporter: his clients want to know why this happened and how it can be prevented. he said it's frustrating that pg and e stand by materials on a pipeline that filed. >> pg and e is assuring us their system is safe and how can we feel that the system is safe when they are looking at the pipe that exploded and saying it was state-of-the-art. is that what they mean by state-of-the-art? does

searing temperatures is taking its toll across the country. >> i'm janet. texas in its third week of triple digit temperatures along with oak la home ma and other southern states made worse in a once in a generation doubt that extends from florida to texas. >> where all of the concrete is baking and temperatures soaring, most of the northeast hit the 90s but a lot of places expect to shatter 100 degrees by friday, making sight seeing pretty sweltering for the folks that come here to have a good time. >> reporter: a good time, too, for the animals at chicago's brooklyn zoo, feeding them special popsicles specially made for the lions, tigers, and bears. oh, my. health officials are urging people to stay hydrated, stay indoors if it's cooler and check on your elderly neighbors and relatives. now is a good time to be a good neighbor. brian? >> kevin tibbles, thanks, as always. let's talk about how long of a haul we are in for. i get that it's july and supposed to be hot but this air mass seems particularly cool. >> well, it's been sitting over the same area for

should such a reduction in -- stood at sears -- should such a cutback happen, it will affect trolly coaches and motor coach vehicles, the way investment in real and over headlines and the structure, a delay in progress of strategic infrastructure projects like central subway, differing fleet rehabilitation of our motor coach and historic fleet vehicles with would have residual -- which would have residual impact as we look at service and the availability of vehicles that deliver the service and the delay of scheduled replacement of 35 paratransit vehicles. senator boxer is taking the lead to advocate for higher levels of investment in transportation and we will continue to work with transportation interest across the country to ward off these funding cuts. as you are aware, on july 7th, we received the civil grand jury report relating to the central subway. the report reached a number of negative conclusions regarding the project itself as well as basic agency function and funding. the report sets forth a total of 38 findings and 26 recommendations, many of which dealt with agency issues an

searing triple-digit temperatures are predicted for much of texas and oklahoma over the next five days. karen brown tells us what that means for the region's struggling cattle ranchers. >> reporter: the debilitating drought has ranchers dumping cattle in record numbers. at dublin livestock auction, they sold 3800 head in one day, more than double the usual amounts. >> it's my livelihood, and it's being taken away from me because of the drought. >> reporter: doug has been cattle ranching for more than 50 years like thousands of others, he's having to sell off his herd, no grass to grays on. they're just too expensive to keep. is this the end of your business? >> for quite some time, yes. >> reporter: survival is what has rancher ken dixon dipping into his stockpile of winter hay in july. >> this is backing up now. it could be the worst because it has that combination of drought and then all the wildfires. >> reporter: it's been a record wildfire season, too. in march, a blaze destroyed dixon's prime grazing land. >> we got hit by the ranch burning up over jackson bury and we got hit by

drought has fueled an outbreak of wildfires from arizona to florida, burning 5 million acres so far, searing images of a scorching summer so far. while there is a small amount of rain forecast for this reason, it's a debt landscape that's going to take years to recover. >> tom, thanks. >>> and while it's always feast or famine, elsewhere we have had some wild weather across the country this week, it got really wild in denver last night. a hailstorm damaged 40 different aircraft as three-quarter inch wide hail fell for about 15 minutes, the winds there reached 75 knots, the storm set a new single-day record for rainfall at the airport and because o all the flight cancellations, 1,000 people have to spend the night inside the airport terminal there at dia. >>> there was a dramatic twist today in a courtroom in washington, d.c., where the star pitcher roger clemens is on trial for lying about whether he used performance-enhancing drugs. the trial had just gotten underway when the judge declared a mistrial. it was a huge setback for the government, may be the end of this case. our justice corres