lopez to come up and then rhonda simmons. supervisor avalos: think you fank you. >> ed burkgar lopez. the cruise ship terminal project is a public works contract that is being managed directly by the port and staff. in may of this year we issued a request for qualifications for construction manager and general contractor services. the contract was awarded by the port commission in july of this year. that is one of the first major construction projects that included the 20% local requirements. we are in the pre-construction phase right now. in addition to the construction contract, i want to mention the design is being done by san francisco-based firms. and they also have a contract for all of that a and these services. they are working with sap on that as well they have doubled participation on that contract. it is up 45%, one of the highest on the construction side we have roughly $60 million. if we were to use a percentage of what we expect to go towards materials and supplies and labor, we would estimate in this contract 6

he is helping simmons design her own website. project created a buzz at the school. >> they all believe now that they can do it. even as a 15, 16, 17-year-old you can make a difference. >> reporter: in fremont, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues here tonight, amazon unrails the kindle fire. we will show you the new tablet that just might ignite competition for the ipad. plus, marketing in the modern age. figuring out why tablet users seem to make the best online shoppers. >>> an american accused of planning to pack a remote controlled plane with explosives and fly one into the capital and one into the pentagon. another half hour of news continues in a moment. we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas. i thin

i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's check in with tucker barnes. he has the latest on the weather and it is looking good. >> it is looking really good. getting a lot better from here. temperatures very comfortable at the moment. let's get started with a look at our radar system. let me show you a few features. notice the band of rain showers out now east of pittsburgh. that is our next in a series of cold fronts. that will get in here later this morning and sort of reinforce this slightly cooler air but noticeably less humid air. i want to point off off to the north and west that big spin you see up towards chicago. that will give us a cloudy and cool day tomorrow with temperatures only in the 50s. right now, at reagan national, it is 62. your forecast for today, still going to be warm this afternoon with highs expected to be in the mid-70s. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new information in the case of a missing alexandria man. police have released new surveillance photos of a car that may be involved in the case.

following that, rhonda simmons from the workforce development division to talk about the strategies we're looking to include in these conversations, moving forward. quickly, i wanted to give an overview of the events. in 2012, there will be two america's cup world series event. these are 1-off exhibition regattas over the course of nine days. what will happen in august, another in september. these are the same team that will race in 2013 but they are using the smaller 45-foot catamaran. they have had two initial stops on this series. the first was in portugal in august. most recent was a couple of weeks ago in england. they are very exciting and a helpful way to start visualizing what is coming, helping our partners at the authority to see how they will put on this challenge. in 2013, the main event starts in august and september with the louis vuitton challenger series. challengers will face up to see who will face the defender in the final period as of now, oracle is the only defender entered into the competition. once a competition challenger is selected, then in september, we would ha

that is being built by a guy named harold simmons who is one of his largest contributors.town outside of sundown. it's in andrews county in west texas. the community has been torn up about this because the energy industry has ghana wone away, b simmons came along and pushed it with the legislature. you also mentioned the commission on environmental quality, three of those people resigned when this was approved because there is an aquifer out there which supplies water to the city of el paso and a number of farmers and ranchersç and pecan growers out there. everybody is afraid of this, but the issue is, does rick perry make money off this deal? does he get political support and money for his campaign and do his supporters make money? the answer is yes, so so much for that little town. >> what about his background? he seems to be clearing the air on a number of issues. perry told a group of evangelicals, quote, i can assure you that there is nothing in my life that will embarrass you if you decide to support me for president. why was it necessary for him to make a statement

dan simmon there in reno. of course when any new information comes out from that crash site, that investigation, of course, we'll be able to bring that to you. meantime we're also following a major story possibly unfolding right now across the seas in iran. two american hikers jailed in tron could be freed within hours. here is what we know right now. a lawyer for josh fattal and shane bauer says that he is very hopeful the men will be released today. they were detained back in 2009 after apparently straying across the iraqi border into iran. an iranian court convicted them of spying. they insist they were just hiking. so if the men are freed, they will likely be felolown to amma. we heard this before that the release was imminent from ahmadinejad. there is money to be exchanged, conditions that have to be met. what's the timetable? >> reporter: well, fredricka, we just don't know at this point. we've heard many times over the course of the past few days that people expect thad perhaps josh fattal and shane ba

. >> jamal simmons is now with the raven group. tony katz a tea party activist and radio talk show host. thank you for joining me this afternoon. does it do anything to advance the dialogue? >> i think it's going to advance the dialogue it's going to get the people on the left, the labor members who are a bit demoralized whofl like the tea party's been running rough shot over their agenda for america is going to get them engaged and motivated. we're in the middle of a political fight. you can't be the only adult in the room. there's a bunch of kids running around acting out. so i think it's going to be time for the labor members to get in the middle of this fight and that's what jimmy hoffa was doing. >> is this the new battle now? is it now tea party versus union leaders in this country? >> first of all, jamal was right, the democratic party indeed the labor party. they are the progressive party. you ran the democrats out tom make this a fight between the unions and tea party is nonsense. just like hoffa's words were nonsense. thi

. >> bill: the guy that you were interviewing with the hat, the corporate jet hat that's russell simmonsmusic mogul and you got him. you caught him. >> the whole event was sponsored by a corporate jet company. he had no idea he was wearing the hat. >> bill: the guy with the corporate jet. >> right. >> bill: the polo match was sponsored by a corporate jet guy. >> right. >> bill: is there any wealthy liberal guilt out there that they -- all these people obviously well healed. they have a lot money. they go to these swell events. the rest of america, you know do they feel bad. >> there is no guilt at all. it was a microcosm of liberal hypocrisy sponsored by a corporate jet owner. $10,000 a pop to get into the v.i.p. test. >> bill: 10,000 bucks. where does that governmental who knows? it goes in the pockets of some of these sponsors and organizers. there was champagne, everything you could possibly ask forty lavish event. >> bill: for 10 grand you are not going to get big macs. the atmosphere was, look, we are wealthy and we are just having fun. that's it. >> yeah. i think everybody said the

dallas billionaire harold simmons gave perry $1.1 million. what did he get? a license for a controversial nuclear waste dump in west texas owned by simmons' company. texas accountant george brent ryan gave perry over $563,000. what'd he get? nearly $1 million in tax rebates for his company through an economic development board grant. well, there you have it. it looks to me like there's a pattern. we've seen this in cities in this country, a lot of big cities play this game. you give money to the politicians, you get what you want. developers do it, it's crooked as hell. but when you're running for president, can you defend it? and is this going to be a part of this guy's problems. >> one of the things that happened during the debate which was interesting is when michele bachmann, and actually, maybe it was her interview on the "today" show the next morning, referred to crony capitalism. she introduced an issue that into the political mainstream political dialogue that has plagued perry and swirled around perry during each of his most recent gubernatorial camp

jamal simmons is a principal at the raven group. did we get it right?ot it light. >> lois row mano and we'll be joined by jennifer reuben who writes for "the washington post" but we've got a little traffic issue this morning. lois, let's start with you and the president and this pitch that he's going to make today, sort of the first -- the second full-throated pitch. with brian williams he called it an insurance policy against a double-dip recession. in an odd way i think that almost raises the stakes for passage or non-passage of this bill. >> i think it's all about the passage for him. what his whole strategy is relying on is emotions, is getting the american public to a point where they start getting angry with the republicans for stone walling it. they want the republicans to drag it out in congress and they want all that to happen, because i mean it was almost like this subliminal weird thing he was doing during the speech where he kept saying pass this bill, pass this bill. he's trying to get the american people in this frame of mind where he says

. >> gene simmons and shanon tweed have lived together for years. >> 21 years. >> you mention them in the book. >> i do. >> is it a salute to them? >> in a way it is. they have very unusual type of lifestyle. i don't think most people would be as toll rant with the activities of gene that shannon is. >> do they have children. >> two children. >> they are happily united. >> they have the perfect home life. if you look at their house, they have a beautiful home, beautiful kids. they go bowling on saturday nits. it is not what you would expect from the rock star of kiss. >> marriage being the cause of divorce aside. no marriage, there would be no divorce. what is the other dominant reason why people get divorced. >> without a doubt cheating. adultery. people have propensity to engage in extra marital relationships. not only the men today, the women as well. >> this is what you say about what adulter ri. >> it is. >> a legal term and also a religious term. >> it is. >> a difference between one night fling and a relationship. whatever the indiscreption the perpetrator has to carry it aroun

supervisor avalos: next up we have rhonda simmons. >> good morning, supervisors. i do not have a lot to add, other than to say right now our focus has been on working with dpw on the cruise ship terminal. that is what is most relevant in the here and now. as the rest of the plan is developed, we will work closely with the event authority. we have had a couple of preliminary meetings, and we have worked on out when they will then bring back to the city. once that peace is completed, my office kicks in to help work through the details. that is where our role has been today. supervisor avalos: one thing that i want to make sure is clear, and the part i have not had a chance to weigh in on and see is how robust the ability for residential communities to access where to go to good jobs. it is a mission hiring hall, all of the different places? >> for the cruise ship terminal, it would be part of our regular city filled system. we will use anderson anders, that part is the place. for the end use outsid sie, whie havide, which we have not figured out, it is hard to know

the suspects were arrested and have been identified as andrew heilman, walter simmons, omar murphy, roger perez, and orlando zadehas. all five are from newark and are accused of 15 armed robberies in the east bay. >>> an update on a story we first brought you on wednesday regarding several ducks injured by blow darts in santa clara. apparently someone is shooting the ducks. these injured ducks have been swimming in the water near a condo complex in santa clara. they have small darts through their beaks. you see it here. one of the ducks was rescued in san jose by a concerned person with a net who brought their own net. in the process the dart became entangled and was pulled out. the birds recovering at the wildlife care of silicon valley. there is still one injured duck in the area. whoifl officials say the -- wildlife officials say the birds should only be rescued by professional handlers to prevent further injuries. >>> topping our "health watch," researchers at stanford university have found a way to spot the signs of autism using mri scans. the new study looked at mri data of children

. >> gene simmons and shanon tweed have lived together for years. >> 21 years. >> you mention them in the book. >> i do. >> is it a salute to them? >> in a way it is. they have very unusual type of lifestyle. i don't think most people would be as toll rant with the activities of gene that shannon is. >> do they have children. >> two children. >> they are happily united. >> they have the perfect home life. if you look at their house, they have a beautiful home, beautiful kids. they go bowling on saturday nights. it is not what you would expect from the rock star of kiss. >> marriage being the cause of divorce aside. no marriage, there would be no divorce. what is the other dominant reason why people get divorced. >> without a doubt cheating. adultery. people have propensity to engage in extra marital relationships. not only the men today, the women as well. >> this is what you say about what adulter ri. >> it is. >> a legal term and also a religious term. >> it is. >> a difference between one night fling and a relationship. whatever the indiscreption the perpetrator has to carry it aro

this is a standard but workshop it contains a wealth of natural stuff simmons a man made figurines. the moment we were veered mammoth tusks more than any other bones with their valuable if only because they were underground for thousands of years before somebody chanced upon them. from a jail and the objects we make from them will survive for hundreds of years to delight people. therefore we treasure mammoth tusks. own covers consul forward to make mistakes a faulty cut cannot be done all compositions are unique works of art it is impossible to fake or imitate each object costs a lot of money and all of the world's monex connoisseurs i'm open to let its own traditional figurines of mammoths made tusks the moment the mammoth tusks and fossils are preserved in permafrost of the would be frozen earth begins following the test decomposers. with since i thought i should but just ceres riding in permafrost like this one are absolutely tapestries one would assume it was just. this is one of the permafrost areas so gazing off a scientist founded the northeastern research station the rocky b

simmons kitty called who says joining the euro zone has destroyed his country's financial prospects. greece has given the world many added fine myths including bill latest one and its economy was strong enough to join the euro zone was it a comedy act tragedy or maybe a farce well to discuss that when alan joined by the member of the great hall and seamlessly to thank you very much for your time sir now greece has been at the center of political and economic debate in new york why it's on time now do you think the european union has done and not how greece out and not enough for not doing the right timing and greece was just the weakest link. in the building and the. well constructed if there's a problem when you promote financial and racial and political integration and i think it's the time for big decisions of the european union i'm not so sure that the political leadership of the european union. is going to be what do you think i've been through their base crisis at the root of this crisis is that the political leadership has given up. a big part of the. let's call it financial e

requiring a total investment with more than one trillion in europe but following the fukushima disaster simmons' decided to phase out its nuclear power business the collapse of the tie up could put on hold for all saddam's and missions to extend its international reach. russia's young dicks has expanded with the turkish version of its search engine it's opened a web portal in turkish and an office in istanbul this is the first time ganders has entered a non brush and speaking market the company is and will some tough competition as google already has a virtual knuckly of the search market in turkey. high consumer confidence and cheap a lowes have given a boost to cost sales in russia swedish or to make a volvo says it's heading for a long and sustainable growth in the market with sales up seventy three percent this year i'm expecting growth in the automotive market of around twenty percent mark all right expect us to be growing slightly ahead not significant we had probably twenty five to thirty percent ahead for next year it's more year of consolidation. for us two thousand and twelve with at

and shamok is the technology expert who created two apps helping simmons design a web site.any go on exhibit. >> including stunts in san francisco. stay with us. >>> tonight money matters four days of positive numbers too much to ask of wall street. the dow higher about half of the tray but ended with a 179 point loss. s and p 500 off by 24. factory workers at gm approved a contract that contains a pledge from gm to create 5100 new jobs over four years. instead of pay raises they'll get profit sharing. and factory orders dropped off a little last month. mostly into the auto industry but businesses ordered more computers and equipment. a sign companies are sticking to their plans despite slow growth. >> and a financial story tonight that is positive out of sunnyvale. the world leader in medical robotics opened up a new facility. it broke the seal on its new 153,000 square foot manufacturing plant. it makes a davinci robot last year a quarter million patients benefited from the system. >> if you go down through economics of that estimates are that we save u.s. health care paye

thousand nine hundred ninety the top flight they go on ironically it's tragically ironically also to simmons to play down the minutes and walk whilst they were on a plane that collided in midair and seventeen players and coaches were killed and the the theory the practice they had afterwards was that the league then sent a player from every team to make up a new team the idea being that growth and something new something good that could come from this and this is a suggestion that's been made by commentators to cross russia and also the great in the good are all in favor of boosting this team and we can hear from some of the legends of the sport they're also right jaroslava with this idea. the icehockey family mourns the loss of one of the best teams it was a multinational t. with a unique group of players and the international sports community sharing our grief it was nonstandard team and our priority will be to build and you lock motif. it's huge tragedy for the. big international are different. not only great hardship players. this is the people. know this not only an argument with some o

. >> bruce edward simmons. >> arthur simon. >> kenneth alan simon. >> and my father. your memory lives on for generations to come. >> and my dad. >> michael j. simon. >> paul joseph simon. >> marianne teresa simone. >> barry simowitz. >> jeff lyal simpson. >> khamladai singh. >> kulwant singh. >> roshan ramesh singh. >> thomas e. sinton iii. >> peter a. siracuse. >> muriel fay siskopoulos. >> joseph michael sisolak. >> john p. skala. >> francis joseph skidmore, jr. >> toyena skinner. >> and my uncle. we love you and miss you. you are always in our heart. >> and my uncle who we all love and mess. the rest of the family love and miss you each and every day. >> paul a. skrzypek. >> christopher paul slattery. >> vincent robert slavin. >> robert f. sliwak. >> paul k. sloan. >> stanley s. smagala, jr. >> wendy l. small. >> catherine smith. >> daniel laurence smith. >> george eric smith. >> james gregory smith. >> jeffrey r. smith. >> joyce patricia smith. >> karl t. smith. >> keisha smith. >> kevin joseph smith. >> leon smith, jr. >> moira ann smith. >> and the grandmother

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i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm allison seymour. >> paine elementary school is relocationing to eastern high school today due day power outage. paine families should drop children off by 8:45 this morning. the buzzs will take the kids over to eastern and bring them back to paine for dismissal at 3:15 this afternoon. that just affects paine elementary school. >> say good morning to tucker. >> good morning to you. good things happen on a friday. >> better news and weather, great. >> much better news and weather. jacket this morning? >> oh, yeah. >> yeah 50s. later this weekend, you will probably need a sweater. >> i like the sweaters. >> oh, yeah, fall. here is what is going o we have very comfortable conditions out there right now as mentioned. we are generally in the 50s and low 60s. that is a great start to the day. we are awaiting the arrival of our next frontal system. the good news is it is falling apart so i don't think we'll see anything more than a passing cloud. the cooler and drier air and another shot of that, another reinforcing round of that will arrive later this afternoon. get

the examples, the examples that come up over and over are the one is harold simmons who is one of rickperry's biggest contributors, has been pushing for a nuclear waste dump in west texas which people out there defeated several times. ultimately it got built and it is being built. another one is one of his biggest donors has given rick millions of dollars, bob perry, a home builder out of houston actually has gotten a board set up under rick perry that is to bring complaints about home builders to that board that nothing ever gets done. it's a way to make the issues go away. that's the way the federal government will work if he's elected. >> and bob perry and a lot of other contribuors funneled money through the governors association when rick perry was running that. james moore, we're running out of time. thank you very much for joining us tonight. you're going to be back a lot uncovering rick perry. we'll find out from msnbc standards whether we can ever say the actual title of your book. the subtitle, though, tells the story. thanks very much, james. >> my pleasure, lawrence. >>> pr

russell simmons growing by the hour.s right to choose. michele bachmann's strange grasp of global politics. you have to hear it to believe it. >> thank you so much. at least 16 people ever dead. dozens more are sick and the centers for disease control said there is no imagine i understand in sight linked to shipment of tainted cantaloupes. the ripple effect success felt in 18 states. tom costello is tracking the story for us vial. >>> good afternoon to you. this is a pretty serious concern and the federal health officials. as you probably mentioned throughout the morning. the deadliest outbreak of foodborne illness in a decade. here's what we know. about 18 states are now known to be affected and we are talking about from california to florida. from maryland to montana. a cross section of the country. at least 70 or so people already ill. there is a discrepancy on how many have died. by one account 13 and by one 16. the bottom line is that this is from cantaloupe that has come from the rocky ford area of colorado. specif

i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm tony perkins in for steve chenevey this morning. welcome to fox 5 morning news. before we get to weather and traffic, there is an alert to pass along about a school in district. paine alleluia is relocating today. paine families should drop children off at paine by 8:45 this morning. buses will take kids to eastern and bring them back by 3:15 this afternoon. this is affecting paine elementary school in the district. >>> we should have clouds moving through from time to time. low humidity, that is the best part and we're still talking about a cool weekend. i'll have more on that coming up. let's get started with the satellite-radar. you can see we are generally quiet although just off to the west, we have another frontal system approaching. that little ribbon of green you are seeing, might get a little sprinkle or shower. generally, it will just bring some cloudiness and the winds will pick up for a time here behind that front later today. well off to the north and west, see that big circular blob up towards chicago. that will bring

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art simmons says any form of togetherness. this is a free for all for any of you gentlemen.s a make or break, whether it be jobs or showing some sense of unity? >> listen. we know that a lot of people are saying it's a two-person race right now, mitt romney who was the former front-runner -- the front-runner, the former massachusetts governor and rick perry the texas governor. that may be. that may not be. for the other six candidates on the stage there's a lot at stake. for some of them their fund raising could depend on a strong break out performance. >> you never know. as you said, you never know. there's always a moment. there's always room for a moment. some candidates have moments. you've been doing this, at least the political part of it longer than i have. i've been sitting at home watching debates and watching campaigns. they have counted people out. all of a sudden there's a moment. there's a catch phrase. there's something they do that really strikes a chord with the viewer, the voter. >> or go the other way. our last debate in new hampshire when tim pawlenty had

is author of "queen bees and wanna-bes," the book that inspired the movie "mean girls" and rachel simmons who wrote the book "odd girl out." you say you know jamie rodemeyer, how so? >> when i saw the video, of course, my heart just broke, and it reminds me of so many kids that i work with. and i've got kids right now that i'm e-mailing an ta ining and td their parents. one day they feel they can make it and they've got the strength to get by and the next day they feel that they can't. i think that's the thing that we see. it's so amazing to me that people don't -- and parents and adults that we just heard from don't understand and can't understand that parents, when they look at their own kids, that they've got experiences and pain in school and their lives and the parents might not know or feel out of control to actually make their kid safe. and what i don't understand is why adults that we heard from don't get this. because our kids are really in pain. and we've got to be able to be there for them. >> rachel, to those who say that bullying is just a teenage rite of passage, what do you

she is the author of queen bees and wannabes, and also with us tonight, rachel simmons who wrote the book odd girl out. you see no jamie moyer overmier? house so. >> when i saw the video, my heart just broke. it reminds me of so many kids that i worked with and i have kids right now that i am e-mailing and talking to and their parents. and one day they feel they can make it and they have the strength to get by and then the next day they feel that the camps. and i think that is the thing that we see. is so amazing to me that people don't and parents and adults don't understand and can't understand that parents want a look at their own kids, they have got experiences in pain and school and the allies in the parents might not know or feel a lot of control to actually make their kids safe. and what i don't understand is why adults that we heard from don't get this. our kids are really in pain and we have got to be able to be there for them. >> to those who say that bullying is just a teenager and the passage, what you say? >> i say that is something -- we live in an area where 60,000 kid

>> what drew him to the hot potato was that warren simmons, who wanted to build the hot potato, needed a lot of permits and a lot of help at city hall, and dab white was a supervisor so he got the best stand on pier 39, right when you came in the door. get yourself some potatoes. >> there wasn't a lot of discussion about dan white's time at soledad. what were his prison years like? >> he was kept in isolation. he was considered to be at risk and at danger. someone who was kept in isolation with him nearby isolation, they were released for an hour a day to run. they both could run at the same time on the track with -- was sirhan sirhan. so, it was like a festival of assassins. >> were you a fan of the true crime genre? >> no. no. i like to read novels. >> what happened to dan's two kids? >> well, i mean, the down's syndrome son still lives with his mother, and although i'm told he is quite highly functional, and dan's oldest son, charlie, left the state and visits occasionally. he actually came to san francisco when they were shooting the film "milk," and sean penn had him on the set as

is author of "queen bees and wannabes," the book that inspired the movie "mean girls" and rachel simmons who wrote the book "odd girl out." you say you know jamie rodemeyer, how so? >> when i saw the video, of course, my heart just broke, and it reminds me of so many kids that i work with. and i've got kids right now that i'm e-mailing an talking and talking to and their parents. one day they feel they can make it and they've got the strength to get by and the next day they feel that they can't. i think that's the thing that we see. it's so amazing to me that people don't -- and parents and adults that we just heard from don't understand and can't understand that parents, when they look at their own kids, that they've got experiences and pain in school and their lives and the parents might not know or feel out of control to actually make their kid safe. and what i don't understand is why adults that we heard from don't get this. because our kids are really in pain. and we've got to be able to be there for them. >> rachel, to those who say that bullying is just a teenage rite of passage,

tomorrow it is the bay area's big three cal, stanford, simmons est.. launching their 2011 campaign. with one of the heisman hopefuls kantor what does he have to say with some big hits at the elite level. we will recap some of these guys that took a hit. when we return. pomona college football tomorrow. opening of the candlestick park. new quarterback against arizona state. still has passing records and we go from maynard it at once to tee it up to stanford. san jose state saturday the heisman front- running candidate starting that campaign. the quarterback would of been the n f l no. 1 pick but he chose to return. off a bit superstitious i asked his big pre-game routine. >> i guess i do some music on my ipod with a good mixture of pop and rock. >> give me an artist? >> the first would be from lent biscuit leimp... a biscuit. and was that kind of way audition for the n f o? >> football is fun and like to go up there to of a good time. i am still on this team that is likely for. >> could you go down the road and harp on the defense of the 49ers? >> i do not think so. offensively, they

ralph simmons from dallas writes quote, as a transplanted new yorkers, i don't know why people wouldtinue to relive that moment. but dblock moses says that the coloring book can be done in a manner where it is therapy for someone. that does it for this edition of "newsnation." i'll craig melvin in for mtamro hall. you can catch "newsnation" everyday at 2:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. martin bashir is up next. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who chose 2 aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the most headroom per dollar of any car in america. the all-new nissan versa sedan from $10,990. innovation upsized. innovation for all. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. me

herald simmons opens -- runs a nuclear waste dump in west texas. $1.1 million. what does he get? approval from perry. so there's example after example where this has come up and you are going to see as the campaign unfolds each of these issues being dissected and perry having to answer for. >> one thing republicans always warn me of, it's an opposition research guy who is the campaign manager. matt rhodes who knows how to string together things. >> they have their handsful. how much traction does it have in a republican primary as opposed to the general election. >> michael isikof, thank you. >> this is his office. mike, good to see you. >>> while the president's job's plan wasn't immediately shot down by republicans, they didn't exactly jump on board either. with house speaker john boehner set to outline his plan today, how will congress proceed with getting more americans back to work? we're joined by south dakota republican senator senator thune. i want to start with something jim demint said yesterday. he called the president's jobs bill a political trap. he said if we suppor

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as simmon reynolds writes, is nostalgia stopping our culture's ability to surge forward, or are we nostalgics already stopped moving forward? >> i think i can answer some of your questions. i have that degree of confidence right now. >> bring it. >> so i believe that the economic incentives of the production houses to monetize these brands rules the day. they are clearly -- well executed, easily marketable and all the rest, poorly executed, they'll still fail. doesn't matter. but the cost of taking the risk is much lower. the problem is, it sucks up all the oxygen, which then prevents us from being forced to take the risk, forced to take the forward move to get -- so if there's never the pressure to take the risk, you'll never get the renaissance that is really at our fingertips. >> you leave out, there are artistic choices, especially in music being made by artists. they're not telling adele, do a '60s soul thing. >> 100%, it is marketable, and music is a little bit different, because i almost believe music is without time. it's a wave that goes through the ages. a pleasure to see you. i'll

if you would like to check out murray since-- marie simmons.ber 18th in san to take a. if >> i will be teaching classes. i'm very excited. it will be a lot of fun. there are many delicious dishes in my book. >> mariesimmons.com >> what is it called again? >> keep what. >> data for joining us. >> we're taking a break. what we come back we'll talk about cuts in education and what you can do to help your child. @p@po' >> welcome back to the kron4 is weekend. last summer california experienced the most incidents of lippincott in decades. the california legislature ordered that all public schools, all students must be vaccinated. >> make sure the kids are getting their booster shots. kids who are not inoculated after september 30th will be excluded from school. >> some schools are making every effort to get all their students vaccinated. meantime in stanford's as those that have not had the will to called ataxia are being kept out of the cross all--classroom. >> at san francisco's washington high, not everyone was in class. students who did not rece

faugh >> the days of sitting around in the castro district of simmons renewed maybe over. it is a proposal that requires that if you are new you have to put on clothes before going into a restaurant and also an issue here is you have to cover the sea before you sit down in a public place winner says he has received numerous complaints and witnessed unsanitary behavior. he said the proposed legislation is not a ban on nudity, it is just a matter of public health. this still needs the approval of the board. >> this is a hot topic on our facebook fan page. take a look at some of the comments coming in to us. >> if you like to weigh in on this topic like us on facebook. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. cough >> we are keeping our eyes on wall street. the white house may pull the postal service back from insolvency for a few months. the agency will be unable to make the required $5.5 billion payment to the treasury of the office of personnel management says the white house may delay the payment for 90 days. the spokesperson says they have no detail

simmons say -- >> a week ago, this very same club member marched, rode their bike in support of the city stop the violence, all the way to city hall. and here, last night, on their own turf, minding their own business, in the privacy of interest own -- of their own club, violence meets them at their doorstep. what does that say? >> now, friends say muhammed was a popular member of the dragons. he's pictured here on the right in yellow. we're told he has children and worked as a jan ter for the city parks and -- as a janeter for the city parks and reck department -- rec department. police say this this shooting is not related to last weekend's shooting. authorities arrested 36-year- old ceaser villagrana in connection with this -- with that case. he faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon. investigators say villagrana shot in sparks nevada but they've not verified if the gunshots are the ones that wounded two people and killed jeffrey jethro pettigrew, the head of the san jose biker group. >>> the city of oakland plans to stop a controversial practice of placing leans on prop