yeah, so is mercury. you don't put it on your cheerios. >> larry: okay.ng of the court the other day throwing out the chicago law about guns? you can have a gun in chicago. >> well, i mean, again, the republican party sometimes it seems they do nothing but think of new places where you can have a gun -- churches, bars, and arizona -- arizona -- my favorite state. should rename itself whiteyville. arizona, you know, guns in a bar, i can't even begin to formulate a comedic routine. it's too easy. >> larry: the second amendment, the right to bear -- >> it doesn't say anything about individuals. it's militias. we lost that battle a long time ago. and ever since al gore, they say, lost the 2000 election because of his stance on gun control, lost his home state of tennessee, no democrat has had the guts to come out -- again, another issue, larry, where we do not have two policies. we have two parties and one policy. we love guns. we can't get enough. >> larry: the question is why do we love guns? >> yes. having said that, i have a gun and i'm not going to give

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they believe it is one suspect doing all of these burglaries and they do apparently according to the "san jose mercury news" have blood evidence from one of the scenes sohey are now trying to match that up and solve these crimes. john? >> anne, thank you very much. anne makovec in palo alto this morning. >>> oil has stopped pouring out of broken well in the gulf of mexico. bp has a new cap in place over the leak. it is now testing the system to find out if oil is leaking anywhere else in the well. they have stopped drilling two relief wells during that testing. but the relief wells are still considered the long-term solution. >> that activity will continue until this well no longer has the capability to ever flow again. >> once we're convinced it can withstand the pressure after that 48 hours, we can consider shutting the well. >> bp hasn't ruled out releasing some oil from the well to avoid too much pressure building up. >>> two teenaged brothers are in the hospital this morning after they were shot at a house party in the east bay at 12:30 a.m. in brentwood this morning. several teens were at a party when a group of men drove up. witnesses say words

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so they can get by. john thomas our team. almost is in the midst of his july week for almost fifty years also today the mercury hit thirty five degrees centigrade which is ninety five degrees fahrenheit and the sizzling temperatures in full cost to suit even. one consequence of this record breaking sama is an increase in the number of people traveling across russia the majority of victims seeking relief from the heat in the lakes and rivers and five five years of also been kept busy battling with a owls in a while to make sure know why and how do you cope with soaring temperatures were to log on salty dot com and let us know via our online vote well so far i can tell you that the majority of us prefer will king around and then on the way a smaller number of votes is between days and stick their heads in the fridge and they stock up on the ice cubes to drink from the minority this is the air conditioner into overdrive what's your opinion on the. home of the top stories section. the wall when the russian conduct. is in thailand to appear in court of a child sex abuse charges earlier this month type he's accused of raping a four

so they can. by. thomas r. t. . well moscow is in the midst of the hottest july week for almost fifty years on saturday the mercury hit thirty five degrees centigrade which is that munty five degrees fahrenheit and the sizzling temperatures are forecast to sot even further but one consequence of this record breaking summer is an increase in the number of people drowning across the country and the georgia victims seeking relief from the heat in lakes and rivers and firefighters are also being kept busy battling almost. wildfires in the. wherever you are in the world tell us what you think is the best way to deal with soaring temperatures you can log onto our t.v. dot com and let us know. let's have a look at the reaction so far well the majority of you say that you're walking around in your underwear to beat the heat and i'm sure that's not happening here in the newsroom here at r.t. a small amount of votes are split between those who prefer to stick their head in the fridge and those turning the air conditioner and the minority stock up on ice cubes to drink so what's your method to keep cool if it's hot where you are

so they can get by sean thomas. almost who is in the midst of the hosses july week for almost fifty years on saturday the mercury hit thirty five degrees centigrade which is ninety five degrees fahrenheit and the sizzling temperatures the full cost to saw even further one consequence of this wreck or breaking summer is an increase in the number of people drowning across the majority of victims seeking relief from the continued makes and rivers and firefighters have also been kept busy battling almost howell's and wildfires and they should want. and we want today how do you cope with the soaring temperatures do look on the dot com let us know via our online vote and so far i can tell you that the majority of us say they're walking around in their underwear to beat the heat the rest of the vase a split between their legs sticking their heads in the fridge and they are stocking up on i schemes for their drinks and the more sensible minority tearing up the air conditioner or what's your method vote dot com and the top stories section. of. the world renowned russian conducted. visit in thailand to appear in court over ch

so they can get by. thomas party . well moscow is in the midst of the hottest july week for almost fifty is on saturday the mercury hit thirty five degrees centigrade which is ninety five degrees fahrenheit and this is in temperatures of full cost to soar even further one consequence of this record breaking summer is an increase in the number of people drowning across russia majority of victims seeking relief from the heat and lakes and rivers and firefighters have also been kept busy battling almost a thousand wildfires nation. and wherever you are in the world tell us what you think is the best way to deal with soaring temperatures you can log onto our website is hearty dot com let us know. to get to hear from you as you can see already we've had a good response the majority of us fifty four percent say they're walking around in their underwear at the moment to take the heat that's more about the votes of. conditioning up that someone suggested in fifteen percent prefer to stock up on cubes for drinks and seemingly desperate minority sticking their heads in the fridge. good to hear from. you know top stories section

so they can get by. john thomas marty. well moscow is in the midst of the hottest july week for almost fifty years on saturday the mercury hit thirty five degrees centigrade which is ninety five degrees fahrenheit in the sizzling temperatures a full cost to soar even further one consequence of this record breaking summer is an increase in the number of people drowning across the country the majority of victims seeking relief from the heat and lakes and rivers and firefighters have also be kept busy battling almost a thousand wild fascination like. wherever you are in the world tell us what you think is the best way to deal with soaring temperatures you can log on to our website article called let us novarro line vote and have a look at this response so far we can see on screen the majority of you say forty eight percent say you're walking around in your underwear to the heat and this war about the votes of turning that air conditioner up sixteen percent prefer to stock up on ice cubes for cold drinks and the seemingly disparate minority are sticking their heads in the fridge say how do you keep cool in this part weather wher

moscow with each day the mercury nears forty degree celsius temperatures above forty degrees or forecast so if there's going to be any end to the inferno the gulf in moscow is going to be down to the russian firefighters and local residents as it doesn't seem like the weather will be on our side tests are still the party. eyewitnesses have been sharing their experiences of the deadly wildfires on the internet some of them have been uploading their own videos because the more i do filming this. slow or slow or stop it. you already have no. get out of the car. if you don't have the way we're in for now shut the door. now this video was shot in the. region a group of men were trying to escape from a burning village using the paved road and found themselves a truck bibles of flames they had to turn back when their car almost caught one of them and they said it felt like they will just write. other news now on our teacher in the restructuring to retrieve thousands of barrels containing dangerous chemicals from the song why river in the northeast of the country the containers were lost when heavy flooding hit factories located near the river if the toxic chemical

moscow where each day the mercury nears forty degree celsius temperatures up above forty degrees or forecast . so if there's going to be any end to the inferno that moscow is going to be down to the russian firefighters and local residents as it doesn't seem like the weather will be on our side tests are still the party. eyewitnesses have been sharing their experiences of the deadly wildfires on the internet and some of them are being uploading their own videos this one was shot in the region and a group of men were trying to escape from a burning village using the only paved road and they found themselves trapped by walls of flames. almost caught fire one of the men later said it felt like they were in hell. while for a fight as a desperately seeking ways to contain the flames a russian test pilot says the answer could be artificial climate change russia has used planes to disperse clouds for emergency situations as well as special occasions and xander claims the method could also the opposite effect and help bring rain. influence through clouds rain not really be a job for the air force but aviation can provide a solution until we find another way regard

so they can get by. sean thomas r.t. . well most of moscow is in the midst of the hoss's july week for almost fifty years on saturday the mercury hit thirty five degrees centigrade which is a ninety five degrees fahrenheit and this is in temperatures of four calls to soar even further one consequence of this record breaking summer is an increase in the number of people drowning across russia the majority of victims seek relief from the lakes and rivers and firefighters have also been kept busy battling almost pals in the wildfires that nationwide. how do you cope with soaring at temperatures log on to dot com and let us know via our online vote so you father george the vote so all is split between those who simply stick their head in the fridge and those walking around in their underwear well there's a smaller number of sensible viewers who prefer to stock up on the drinks and the minority pushes the econd dish and then into overdrive so what's your opinion on the rules you vote at all to call in the top stories section. a scientific clash over the cause and treatment of a design unfolding as a major conference on the disease t

moscow with each day the mercury nears forty degree celsius temperatures above forty degrees or forecast so if there's going to be any end to the inferno the gulf in moscow is going to be down to the russian firefighters and local residents as it doesn't seem like the weather will be on our side tests are so you are to. some caught up in the deadly wildfires have been posting dramatic videos on the internet illustrating that terror caused by the raging inferno. has the right if you. treat slow or slow or stop it. you already have no. get out of the car. if you don't have the way we're in for now shut the door. this one was no longer agreed and a group of young men were trying to escape from a burning village using the only paved road and found themselves touched by walls of flames and they had to turn back when their car almost caught fire while the moderator said it felt like they were in hell. czerny's imagines this was a struggle to retrieve thousands of barrels of highly dangerous chemicals were a river which could reach russia within two weeks the drones were swept away into the sun who are in the north east of the country after the worst flooding in a

moscow where each day the mercury nears forty degree celsius temperatures above forty degrees or forecast so if there's going to be any end to the inferno the gulf in moscow is going to be down to the russian firefighters and local residents as it doesn't seem like the weather will be on our side tess are still the party. in the deadly wildfires have been posting dramatic video on the internet illustrating the terror caused by the raging inferno. it was the right if you'll make this. slow or slow or stop it. or you know. get out of the car. if you don't know the way we're shut the door. so this one was shot and then usually no great region a group of men were trying to escape from the burning villages in the only paved road and found themselves trapped by walls of flames and they had to turn back when their car almost caught fire one of them and later said it felt like they were out . and while firefighters are desperately seeking ways to contain the flames a russian test pilot says they also could be also official climate change russia has used planes to disperse clouds for emergency situations as well as special occasions and alexander of claims the method

in moscow and each day the mercury nears forty degree celsius temperatures above forty degrees or forecast so if there's going to be any end to the inferno the gulf in moscow is going to be down to the russian firefighters and local residents as it doesn't seem like the weather will be on our side tests are still here are to. well as we've just heard a very tough situation for everyone there sara but what's ahead are there any signs of a perhaps the heat abating in the near future what are forecast for saying. well the moment what full cost as the saying is that the heat is set to continue at least for the next week or so so we're going to see more of these incredibly high temperatures that we've seen over the past five weeks has been no one commented tall for the temperatures to be above thirty five and of course last week we saw the record breaking temperatures and most gain now the intense heat especially in places like a bonus with the smoke in the smoke really is quite suffocating you know people are finding it very very hard to do with that and so no end in sight at the moment for some people obviously very concerned no more fires break out and to avoid

so they can get by. thomas. while moscow's in the midst of the hottest july week for almost fifty years on saturday the mercury hit thirty five degrees centigrade which is ninety five degrees fahrenheit the sizzling temperatures the full cost to soar even further one consequence of this record breaking summer is an increase in the number of people dryly across russia the majority of victims seeking relief from the heat and lakes and rivers and have also been kept busy battling almost a thousand nationwide. and by the way you wherever you are in the world maybe tell us what you think is the best way to deal with soaring temperatures log onto a website is www dot com. how you cope with it all we can see on screen then the majority of us forty eight percent say it will be around in your underwear to beat the heat and a small amount of votes of turning. up we can see then also sixteen percent. for cool drinks and seemingly desperate to the northeast sticking their heads in the fridge to keep cool and hope around the world voted in the top story section because it came from. four gas leaking from a pesticide factory in the indian city above par caused a chem

moscow with each day the mercury nears forty degree celsius temperatures of above forty degrees are forecast for but on edge so if there's going to be any end to the inferno that moscow is going to be down to the russian firefighters and local residents as it doesn't seem like the weather will be on our side tests are still here r t. all right tara we've just heard the report from our colleague. about the weather conditions but what are the forecasters saying is there any and inside for the sweltering heat in russia any good news at all that you can bring as of this point. well at the moment saying is that this whole weather set to continue for at least another week now you say no the temperatures topping over thirty five regularly over the past five weeks and it's not the rushes don't use the hot temperatures in the summer but this has been the worst drought for three decades and weeks the width of this intense heat have just left the land such as the area around to completely parched and very vulnerable to these fires so at the moment people are really trying to get to get them put a plan in action to avoid some of the devastating effects of the past few days. ok sara

so they can get by. sean thomas. almost as in the midst of the horses july week for almost fifty years on saturday the mercury hit thirty five degrees centigrade which is ninety five degrees fahrenheit and this is doing temperatures a full cost to saw even further one consequence of this record breaking some is an increase in the number of people drowning across russia the majority of victims seeking relief from the heat index and rivers and firefighters have also been kept busy battling always a thousand wildfires a nation winds. and wherever you are in the world you tell us where you think is the best way to deal with storing it temperatures by logging on to r.t. dot com and letting us know via our online very well so far the majority of all of you is that the forty six percent say they're walking around the bell on the way to beat the heat there's a smaller number of us who prefer to stick their head in the fridge a sensible sixteen percent stock up on ice cubes for drinks in the minority doubts just the air conditioner what's your method voters are to call them in the top stories section. returning to our top story this hour about the scientific di

according to the "mercury news" this morning, the rest of the globe is experiencing the warmest temperatures on record. socertainly unique here in the bay area. i'm matt bigler live in san jose for cbs 5. >> thank you, matt. >> you see people on the east coast, they are just sweltering! and they -- you know, if it is a little cool, you can't open your windows because there are so many bugs. so we have really got it good in california. >> humidity too is just unbelievable. >>> plenty of black ink now as a bay area company -- it's a good thing, bay area companies are coming out with their earnings reports. >> and congress hears from the fed head today. let's go to jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, good morning. >> good morning, john, good morning morning, sid any. we just heard from wells fargo. and they reported a decent profit increase of 12%. that beat expectation. revenue of about 21.4 billion pretty much in line with expectation. some of the keys with wells fargo is that it saw improving business with both commercial and corporate lending and also did see improvement in the amount of

some told me the terrain is so rough and narrow that they weren't able to take stretchers and medical supplies to the site. >> there's landslide and it's quite mercury and muddy. it's slippery. you can't go up. we're not trained for this. >> reporter: there also are a lot of volunteers that went to the site to help rescue workers. many who just heard the news and made their way up to the site. u.s. embassy confirmed that there are two americans onboard this flight. nbc news, islamabad. >>> cracking down on powder cocaine. congress changed a quarter century law that sent tens of thousands of african-americans to prison for crack cocaine conviction. while given far sharter sentences to those, mainly white, caught with the same amount of cocaine in powder form. today the house passed a fair sentencing act sending the legislation to president obama's desk. it alters a 1986 law in which a person convicted of crack cocaine is given the same term as someone with 100 times am the same amount of powder cocaine. >>> the future of the impeached illinois governor rob blagojevich is now in the hands of the jury. the judge does not expect a verdict any time soon.

the question is not to be good stewards of the environment o productive, and it's how you find that balance. what i suggest to you when you eliminate so much of the mercury emissions and sulfur emissions in ts country, it makes no sense to transfer those jobs offshore where you don't have that same stewardship. some studies show that for every job you transfer offshores you emit those emissio. and what extrainality costs do you address if you are worried about those in the ocean. i say form your opinio there is a book t called "power hungry," it's an interesting book about the facts of these energy issues. >> if you would follow your assumption that there is an extrainality extremism, why would itxist? if acid rain is not a big deal asou say, why wasn't it a big deal if harmful consequences? >> the big issue is co 2, you have an environmental movement that is a business competing against other businesses. again, i don't know whether the world is warming or cooling. but i know that you can eliminate the industry and eliminate all the people and all that, it wouldn't make that much difference. there is 7.8 billions of tons of coal burned in the world. that

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so what police are telling businesses right now is to hide everything away from windows. they might want to improve lighting and even hire private security guards has police investigate. the mercury news is reporting that they also have some blood evidence from one of the crime scenes and they are trying to match that up and find the suspect. they believe it is probably one person doing all of these crimes. sydnie? >> anne, thank you very much. anne makovec in palo alto. >>> two teenaged brothers are in the hospital this morning. they were shot at a house party in the east bay at about 12:30 this morning in brentwood. several teenagers were at a party when a group of young men drove up. witnesses say words were exchanged outside the house and when the small group is leaving, one of them turned and opened fire. an 18-year-old shot in the back, his 16-year-old brother wounded in the leg. >>> so far, so good for the >>> pictures president bush released of the rioting following the killing of oscar grant. pictures are shown. we have a link to all the pictures as well as the oakland police department tip line. you can find it on our website on cbs5.com. >>> there is a lawsuit in conne

it is see the mountains in the distance and lots of sunshine. so my mercurying trip. i grabbed my son a juice box...and left the cooler lid open. twenty minutes later, all our hot dogs were gone. and so was most of the car. my mercury agent, steve, told me the car was covered. i switched to mercury because i saved hundreds of dollars on my car insurance, but it was the service that really made me a happy camper... er...ex-camper. call 888-4-mercury or visit mercuryinsurance.com to get a fast, free quote and start saving today. we have a program note to tell you about tonight nbc will air the giants' game so instead we will have nbc programming americans got talent at 8:00 p.m. and 9 the last, it's standing at 10 kron 4 news dr.phil will be on at 3. taking a look at the box office first place inception directed by christopher nolan. it then earned $60 million the nearly his best. he did the dark night. despicable me earned $33 million bringing its total to more than 118 million rounding out the top three the sorcerer's apprentice did not do as good as disney h

mercury news," with some sobering news for supporters of proposition 23. and starting with josh richman, legal and political affairs reporter for the "oakland tribune." so josh, tell us, just how close iss u.s. senate race between boxer and fiorina? >> well, we had some new polling numbers come out this week, and if you average those in with the others that came out over the past month, you've got about a 4.4 percentage point lead for barbara boxer. and if you factor in the margins of error that those polls have, that's not much of a lead really at all. but it's early. we still have a lot of time before election day. barbara boxer and carly fiorina are both busily out there campaigning all over the state. the national republican senatorial committee bought up a big block of air time for those last few days before election day in november to blanket the l.a. media market with pro-fiorina, anti-boxer ads. so you know there's going to be a lot of spending in the last few days, on both sides of the aisle. but the battling remains relatively superficial in some regards. you know, you had this week carly fiorina's camp pushing the story that boxer had equated political service to military se

the question is not to be good stewards of the environment or productive, and it's how you find that balance. what i suggest to you when you eliminate so much of the mercury emissions and sulfur emissions in this country, it makes no sense to transfer those jobs offshore where you don't have that same stewardship. some studies show that for every job you transfer offshores you emit those emissions. and what extrainality costs do you address if you are worried about those in the ocean. i say form your opinion, there is a book out called "power hungry," it's an interesting book about the facts of these energy issues. >> if you would follow your assumption that there is an extrainality extremism, why would it exist? if acid rain is not a big deal as you say, why wasn't it a big deal if harmful consequences? >> the big issue is co 2, you have an environmental movement that is a business competing against other businesses. again, i don't know whether the world is warming or cooling. but i know that you can eliminate the industry and eliminate all the people and all that, it wouldn't make that much difference. there is 7.8 billions of tons of coal burned in the

the question is not to be good stewards of the vironment or oductive, and it's how you find that balance. what i suggest to you when you eliminate so much of the mercuryin this country, it makes no sense to tnsfer those jobs offshore where you don't have that same stewardship. some studies show that for every job you transfer offshores you emit those emissions. and what extrainality costs do you address if you are worried about those in the ocean. i say form youopinion, there is a book out called "power hungry," it's an interesting book about the facts of these energy issues. >> if you would follow your assumption that there is an extraility extremism, why would it exist? if acid rain is not a big deal as you say, why wasn't it a big deal if harmful consequences? >> the big issue is co 2, you have annvironmental movement that is a business competing against other businesses. again, i don't know whether the world is warming or cooling. but i know that you can eliminate the industry and eliminate all the people and all that, it wouldn't make that much difference. there is 7.8 billions of tons of coal burned in the world. that number will increase. every