he walked through the oval office and out to the south lawn and he walked the entire circle of the south lawn. that is when i made this picture and the decision still weighing on his face. >> host: did he ever say to you, get away, or not now? >> guest: no. at this moment, as a matter of fact, he did speak to me right after i made this picture. and he said, he said, he asked me, on the south lawn, he said, eric, are you interested in history? all i could say was, yes, sir. he said, the pictures you're taking and situation room and one on south lawn are very important. just as he said that, out of the corner of my eye i saw don rumsfeld, secretary of defense and vice president cheney were walking out of the oval office and the president walked over to greet them. at that stage they were discussing the timing of the start of the war in iraq. >> host: when you see a meeting like this happening, how close can you physically get to these three? >> guest: i try to give them space. i didn't get too close. but it was, that was fine because i felt, photographically speaking i was in the right spo

the one in a situation and the one here in the south lawn. and just as he said that, out of the corner of my eye, rumsfeld and cheney can walk out of the oval office and the president walked over to greet them, and they were deciding on the timing of the start of the war. chapter seven called to the world. i travele traveled to newly 70 y with president bush, and on this trip, i believe this was 2007, the presidents -- the president traveled to kosovo. there's a small town there, and he's the first american president to visit that country. as you can see they are very happy to see them. if such a unique moment. about the only time i've seen this many hands on the president. i'm sure the secret agents are -- [laughter] and the final chapter is called sprint to the finish. this is the moment the president leaves the oval office for the very last time, january 20, 2009. and i was there eight years earlier to the day when the president walked through that door for the first time. and through the years i always wondered, then, what with that momen

right now they are hosting a big barbecue on the south lawn. you can smell the burgers from here and even hear the band if you look over that direction. the white house welcoming 1200 military members and their families. they will have a front row seat for fourth of july fireworks this evening. carl? >> peter alexander at the white house tonight. peter, thanks. >>> for a lot of other military families, the failure of the president and congress to pass a budget means there will be no fireworks on this fourth of july. there is just no money for them. nbc's mark potter has the story tonight. >> reporter: in past years, the fourth of july on u.s. military bases was always an exuberant celebration. of service and sacrifice, with fireworks lighting up the nighttime sky. but this year, at many bases around the country, the skies will be dark as fireworks fall victim to the washington budget impasse and are canceled to save money under sequestration. >> it's sad. it just should be a celebration instead of it being so quiet. >> reporter: one of those ba

yesterday they paid a visit to the white house appearing alongside the president on the south lawn. the commander in chief commended the 2012 world series champ on their second title in three years. >> there are new faces standing behind me, some new nicknames, got the reverend, got blockbuster. we've even got new haircuts. where is tim? >> see, you don't even recognize him anymore. >> while he didn't mention the giants' current slump during the ceremony, he's reportedly keeping positive about the team's future. the "san francisco chronicle" reporting he told one team executive, hey, you guys are a second half-time. i expect you to be a second half team this time around, too. >> is that an official order from the white house? >>> in the meantime former giant brian wilson closer to finding himself a new team. bob nightingale reports five teams made offers to the former giants closer. no word if the giants are one of them. but nightingale says the pittsburgh pirates and arizona diamondbacks happen to be front-runners. >> he's had a lot of time up. hopefully injuries all healed. >> tom

the president welcomes the 2012 world series champions just today at its south lawn ceremony honoringctory and their community service work. the president says the their second title in three seasons was because of stellar pitching, defense, and timely hitting. the crowd of well-wishers included giants hall of famer, willie mays. >> hopefully this will inspire them to win a game. the time is 5:52 a.m.. here is a live look at van ness ave. we will be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> welcome

obama flanked by giants manager bruce bochy, and president and ceo larry baer as they walk to the south lawnf the white house earlier today. years the president welcomed the giants to the white house. >> we want to present you with a couple of kids on behalf of the giants. thank you for taking out time for us today and, at this great baseball club. >> you should know that camry any of the signatures but i greatly appreciated (cheers & applause) >> and the course we have someone to say hey kid willie mays and the house explanation. (cheers & applause) >> gary: willie mays, nancy pelosi and ed lee were among the notable attendees. bochy and the giants presented the president with a signed world series ball and bat. >> gary: everyone will like to see the seat president obama give him dubois remains that . players, half of them read been asleep in philadelphia think and how to get out of last place. i know that i am a sour died. soured by sour guy. >> gary: the athlete's heart able to go with the children are able to go because of the sequestered. like i said and sometimes we do not >> reporter:

there was a cookout on the south lawn with music.amilies for their sacrifice and everyone watched the fireworks go off over the national mall. >> one of the world's most historic private yachts is up for sale, the asking price, $32 million. the christina o belonged to air aries stotle onassis. where president kennedy first met winston churchill and princess grace at her wedding reception. other guests including frank sinatra, marilyn monroe and richard burton. >> maybe we could go in on it together, $15 million each. >> it is now 8:06. time to check your local weather. he time is now 8:06.,, >>> if you tnk a biif you think life is losing >>> do you think life is losing a bit of its flavor? you may be right. we will see what scientists are doing about that next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is sponsored by choice hotels. the official hotel of summer. book direct at choicehotels.com. direct at choicehotels.com. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or addin

they got to bask in the sun of the south lawn. >> congratulations to the san francisco giants on their second world series title in three years. [ applause ] they're making this a habit. 2010 it took five games to close out the world series. this year it only took four. there are some new faces standing behind me. some new nicknames. you have the reverend, you got block buster. we've got even haircuts. where's tim? see, you don't even recognize him any more. i'm proud to announce the next season they're planning to turn the bleachers at at&t park into what's believed to be the first ever edible garden in a major american sports facility with rows of kael and eggplant. i'm sure michelle would say it's okay to have a hot dog once in a while. i don't everyone to get carried away and think they have to have kale every time they go to the ballpark. >> reporter: the commander in chief mentioned that he really respects the giants' organization. the edible garden isn't a surprise. president obama telling mr. bayer that he'd like to get out to a game soon. he's a huge fan of willie mays. he rod

because they have that big party there on the south lawn.bill: right good. i want to get that microphone a little closer to jennifer there. everybody kiss the mic here. good to have you with us. i particularly want to talk about how the white house is responding to the latest news about nsa's spying activities. and we learned this morning that there may be even more coming. in the meantime, on the political front down in kentucky remember, mitch mcconnell was first -- thought he might have to worry about a challenge from ashley judd. she decided not to run. but yesterday the secretary of state of kentucky, democrat allison grimes said she's talked to her supporters and she is in. here she is. >> i've met with my supporters. we have had a great conversation and determined and decided that we can next make the best move. the best difference in the commonwealth of kentucky. by running for the u.s. senate. [ applause ] >> bill: so mitch mcconnell with a serious contender down there. he is rated or listed i guess as the number one most venerable

the president welcomed the 2012 world series champions yesterday at its south lawn ceremony honoring community service work. the president says said their second title in three seasons was because of the stellar pitching, defense, and timely hitting. the crowd of well-wishers included giants hall of famer, willie mays. the giants will not get to philadelphia to take on the phillies this afternoon. >> we will be right back. line here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> while a brillo pad is great for cleaning pots and pans, using them to clean parts of your deal " might cause some problems. >> take a look at his license plate. if you said it was hard to read to you are correct. >> the driver had to have a chat with an officer. >> it turned out at the plate was sprayed with 409 cleaner and scrub with a bill passed. >> it looks like he took a sharpie and rodin. >> this person here had a similar problem. >> it looks like your license plate has been sanded off. did you do this yourself? >> he reflective code of the plate. >> i do not know, i am not sure. my kids, o

. >> reporter: president obama entered the south lawn flanked by giants president larry baer and managerochy one two-time winner to another. >> some things apparently don't change. the giants still won behind stellar pitching, and smother defense, and timely hitting. and even though they used a different closer down the stretch this one still had a beard to fear. [ laughter ] >> reporter: bay area-born white house staffers kendra and shannon gillson weren't going to miss this one. you're on have a situation, right? >> i'm on vacation . >> you're on have a situation, right? >> i'm on vacation. i flew back from san francisco to come here to see the ceremony. >> reporter: was it one of those, what, the giants back they white house? get me on the next flight out of here. >> had to make it. it was cool. huge giants fan. grew up going to the stick. then they moved. so it was wonderful to be here and experience it. >> reporter: it was all over in about 12 minutes. perhaps a 12-minute therapy session for a team sitting in last place of the division losers of seven of eight including four in a ro

yes, sir, he said the pictures you're taking are very important here in this situation and on the south lawn as he said that out of the quarter of my eye secretary rumsfeld then vice president danehy walked out and they were deciding on the timing of the start of the war. chapter seven. i visited nearly 70 countries with president bush when he went to close above there was a small town with the first american president you can see it is such a unique moment. [laughter] i assure the secret service. [laughter] the final chapter is called the spread to the finish this is the moment for the left at one dash midi in the oval office for the very last time i was there eight years earlier to the day when the president walks to the door for the first time and through the years and wondered what would that moment be like? emotional? crying and hugging but it was very simple the president about 8:00 put his coat on and walked out without turning back. that is my a neece slide show. [applause] again i want to thank all of you for coming here and i want to give a special thanks to mary. [applause] who ha

yesterday it was all good vibrations, dropping in on the white house to be with the into of the south lawncommander in chief commended the 2012 world series champs on their second title in three years. while he didn't mention the giants' current slump during the ceremony, he is reportedly very positive about their future. the "san francisco chronicle" reporting he told one team executive, quote, you guys are a second-half team. i expect you to be a second-half team this time around. >>> 5:54. twitter will make it easier for users to complain when someone is being inappropriate on the social network. scott, this change brought by a classic book. >> in a round-about way. twitter says it will add a button where you can quickly flag violent or criminal behavior and get the attention of twitter officials. this improvement comes after british woman got death threats and some really awful messages but says she couldn't get twitter's attention to stop it. why were people threatening her? she was the person who succeeded in getting the bank of england to put the face of author jane austin on the te

anyway, i had an office with a window that looked out on the south lawn of the white house. i remember my father, who died not too long after that, but he came and it took them to my office he saw this year and he said, son, you were right. so it was great to work their, and you're working in the white house complex you have a view of the whole government. and i learnt a lot about how you put the statistics together that we talk about all the time, so that was a great experience. then when i was secretary of labor, i had, i knew the subject matter very well and i knew the department well because i done some things in both the kennedy and johnson administrations. that gave me that exposure. i didn't anything about washington and politics and the press and all of that. so had a good base of knowledge from which to learn about these things, and i was fortunate in persuading a man named joe loftis to come and be depressed person. joe had worked for "the new york times" for, i don't know, decades and he was the premier labor reporter, and he was really good. everybody read his st

. >> gary: you better believe heard they will to the south lawn for the second time in three years.and for the obama received a world series ball and bat. >> on behalf of the world champions here in severs is a giants we would like to present you with a couple of gives your for think you for taking time out to honor our and the ballclub think you very much. >> i have a world series ball and that asian now that i can read any of their signatures. but is greatly appreciated and thank you so much (cheers & applause) >> and of course we have someone to keep looking number every time i see them to say hey kid, willie mays and house! (cheers & applause) >> gary: lee mays is the greatest and nobody cooler than obama. so let me be a bad guy because i got our received a call on the up reel from in regards to a question. it started to make me think about what was the government for? what did you get out of the ceremony? i am waiting for my $425 refund and my eighth grade class was prepared to go and when the sequestered to a canceled the trip. but the professional baseball is able to go but t

kennedy in this old wonderful sleigh riding all over the south lawn in the snow.her way of saying to the press, leave us alone for another year now, we've done this for you. i think the first ladies do that consciously. they do want to help the press get their story, they want to cooperate but they want to have it their idea. >> there's a symbiotic relationship between the press and the reporters -- i mean, and the white house. you write stories and sometimes you're either excluded -- i have been excluded from white house dinners, i was thrown out of the nixon white house. >> bad manners? \[laughter] >> i drank my finger bowl. no, there is a symbiotic relationship that goes on now between the president and all reporters and first rule of politics is to get in power and stay in power and first lady does not want to be responsible for having her husband driven from office and that's the bottom line so therefore you do a lot of things you might not want to do just like reporters reporters report in a sense what their editors want and again i think the fact that you h

she stopped by the fence outside the south lawn and posed for a photo of herself. >> that's what thatll was. >> bill: i saw the picture this morning standing at the fence outside the white house. >> let me guess. is the next story a kardashian? >> no, it is about scientology. >> church of scientology has lost a celebrity member, leah remini, star of the former hit show king of queens is leaving because she thinks it is corrupt, especially the strict rules that forbid questioning the church's leadership and over reported abuse within the church. no comment from -- on the "new york post" report from the other celebrity members including tom cruise and john travolta. >> is she coming to the white house? >> i don't think so. [ laughter ] >> bill: will she be invited inside? >> it is a couple years old now but if you haven't read paul haggis, he wrote a piece for the new yorkber how they operate and how they do business. it is a fascinating read. it is a really fascinating read. i would anticipate he's going to do something -- she's going to do something similar. >> bill: it is that whole

alex, the view on the south lawn is a good one. they stare right down at the entire mall and they will have a spectacular shot for those folks who join them as the fireworks go off this evening. >> i think it's worth even you extending your time at the white house, you need to stick around for that. thank you. >>> we're just getting started on this fourth of july morning. coming up, the obama administration gives employers more time to implement the obama health care mandates and republican leaders call for individuals to get the same treatment while they call for full repel yet again. you're watching msnbc on america's birthday. stay tuned. more secure. ♪ [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... eve

july of july and daughter malia's 15th birthday with a barbecue and fireworks on the white house south lawn hailed as an aspirational model for african-american families, we have to resist the urge to denigrate those who don't fit the same mold. don't let anybody tell you that if you want to be michelle, you first have to find the barack. so dr. melvo, i cut you off before the break, as you were trying to talk about the issues of wealth and economics in the single mama story. >> the average black single mom has wealth of $5. the average black single mom. that's not wealth, that's a coca-cola. you know, the average white single mom, same position, $41,000. so you're talking about a whole different lifestyle when you look at that difference. and i think the story, melissa, ought to be, those single moms who made it, despite those wealth differences, almost are how i got over, my mom raised five kids by herself, my parents were divorced when i was 6. she's a social worker, and i can tell you, our little selves were on the bus, going to the museum, going to the museum of art, she did everything

the university of central missouri, coming back here to the white house and arriving back on the south lawnmarine i at 8:30 tonight. no briefing at the white house today because jay carney will be along with the president so he won't have to answer any impertinent questions by people like me in the briefing room. instead, he will be doing a little gaggle, they call it with reporters on air force i. again, when we come back, dorothy shaw from "buzzfeed." maybe about what happened with claire mccaskill last night. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: hey, good morning everybody. happy wednesday. it is wednesday july 24. so good to see you today. welcome to the "full court press" here on current tv. and all across this great land of ours. on a beautiful hot and humid wednesday morning here in our nation's capital. but we'll keep it cool and we will bring you up to date on everything that's going on right here in our nation's capital, around the country and around the globe. not only tell you what's going on but give you a chance to tell us what you think about it all. you know how to do so. give us a call a

anyway, i had an office by the window that looked out on the south lawn of the white house. i remember my father who died not too long after that, but he came and i took him to my office and saw this view me and he said you have arrived. so it was great to look there. when you were working in the white house complex, you have a view of the whole government. and i learned about how you put the statistics together that we talk about all the time. so that was a great experience. it was the secretary of labor i knew the subject matter very well and i knew the department will because i had done some things in both the kennedy and the johnson administration and gave me that exposure. but i didn't know anything about washington and politics and the press and all but. so i had a good base of knowledge of which to learn about these things. and i was fortunate in persuading a man "the new york times" for decades. everybody knew his subject and he said he would sign on but he had conditions. he said if i'm going to be the spokesman, i have to know what's going on. i have to be able to

yesterday and after welcoming the san francisco giants, world series winners to the white house, on the south lawnident obama today goes back on the road. he'll be heading down to chattanooga, tennessee, touring an amazon fulfillment center and talking, giving a talk there about jobs and the economy. meanwhile, civil war has broken out among republicans. chris christie accusing rand paul of being soft on national security because he dared raise questions about drones and nsa. don't you love it? all of that and more on current tv. compelling true stories. (kaj) jack, how old are you? >> nine. (adam) this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. way inside. (christoff) we're patrolling the area looking for guns, drugs, bodies ... (adam) we're going to places where few others are going. [lady] you have to get out now. >> lots of terrible things happen to people growing marijuana. >> this crop to me is my livelihood. >> i'm being violated by the health care system. (christoff) we go and spend a considerable amount of time gettin

on the south lawn of the white house. good to see you today.p to date on what little news there is today. from our nation's capital around the country and around the globe. and of course, take your calls at 1-866-55-press. look forward to hearing from you on twitter. at bpshow and on facebook, all of our friends on facebook come in at facebook.com/billpressshow. on this wednesday morning. started raining again this morning in washington d.c. we've had rain every day it seems. it is going to clear up for the weekend. we know that. it is going to clear up for the 4th. peter ogborn and dan henning in the house ready to go. hello, guys. >> happy almost independence day. >> bill: almost independence day. alichia cruz has the phones covered. cyprian bowlding, he's already off on his july 4th break. and monty is here filling in for him and doing a good job keeping us looking good on current tv. >> yeah, man. >> bill: what's happening? >> i have to tell you, i was just down in south carolina which being in south carolina, that close to the 4th of july

then the president comes back up here to washington, arriving back at 5:30 on the south lawn of the whiteand then this evening he will be hosting a dinner at the white house to celebrate the feast of ramadan which he has done for the last five years. there will be no press briefing at the white house today. instead, deputy press secretary josh ernest will be gaggling with reporters aboard air force i. more news of the day coming up. one more hour to go on the "full court press." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: good morning everybody. welcome to the "full court press." right here on current tv. this thursday morning july 25. good to see you this morning. thanks for joining us as we gear up here for our last hour together on the "full court press." covering the news of the day on the political front the economic front, the environmental front, you name it. we've got it covered. and telling you what's going on. more importantly giving. >> chance to tell us what you think about what's going on. any way you can by phone at 1-866-55-press and on facebook at facebook.com/billpressshow. so, the president

be welcoming the world series champion san francisco giants to the east room -- no, out on the south lawnill do it today actually. huge crowd from san francisco. lot of friends of mine i'm sure. then at 2:45, the president meets with civil rights leaders to talk about what we're going to do to secure voting rights in this country. 12:30 briefing briefing with des secretary. [ ♪ theme ] >> bill: good morning, good morning. it's monday morning, july 29. great to see you this morning. welcome to the "full court press" coming to you live on current tv, all across this great land of ours. on this beautiful monday morning. good to have you with us today and we look forward to not only bringing you up to date on what's happening around the world, around the country, around the globe. but also getting your comments. you can do so by giving us a phone call at 1-866-55-press. at any time. send your comments on twitter at bpshow or on facebook where, if you're not already our friend, you should be. on facebook, facebook.com/billpressshow. well, buzzing around washington today is the question, is pre

the one in the situation room and the one here on the south lawn.nd just as e said that, out of the corner of my eye, secretary of defense rumsfeld and vice president cheney came walking out of the oval office, and the president walked over to greet them, and they're deciding on the timing of the start of the war. chapter seven, it's called "to the world." i traveled to neary 70 countries -- nearly 70 countries with president bush, and on this trip, i believe this is 2007, the president's travel to kosovo, and there's a small town there, and the people -- he was the first american president to visit that country, and you can see they're very happy to see him. and it's such a unique moment. the only time i've seen this many hands on the president. [laughter] i'm sure the secret service, you can see the agents there. and the final chapter is called "sprint to the finish." this is the moment the president leaves the oval office for the very last time, january 20, 2009. and i was there the eight years earlier to the day when the president walked through

gang activity, heavy police presence, we feel that the young people on the south side of chicago, specifically the chicago lawneighborhood, needs a safe space, an environment where they can grow, develop. >> the kids come in all colors, from all persuasions. >> no, no proselytizing. everything is done through our actions. we want to show as muslims that we're compassionate, where mercy is part of the prophetic model. that, you know, wherever we are we should serve, and we should serve at the best of our actions. we definitely believe that. that's a huge part of our faith. >> there's also the free health clinic under the supervision of dr. altaf kaiseruddin. >> i've had people walk in with, you know, just being bitten by a dog, or just being shot or just being stabbed. yes. we've got that. >> it's a muslim-run clinic for patients of all faiths, many whose only other recourse is to go to an emergency room. the clinic started at half-a-day a month. now it's five days a week, soon to be seven. >> our population tends to present a little bit later, meaning they come in with a little more advanced stage of disease,

south san jose. the bodies of more than 90 cats lay in crates strewn on the front lawn and throughout the property. >> i'm just stunned. i mean, i'll have to deal with where i go from here, but right now, it's -- i'm just stunned at the fear and suffering of my animals. >> reporter: carol miller says her dog bunny woke her at 1:45 a.m. to alert her of the fire. the two ran to an enclosed patio. >> when they got to the rear of the house, they saw her on the ground in the fetal position with smoke and fire over her. >> reporter: it took firefighters an hour to knock down the flames. the fire ravaged the home gutting it. firefighters say it was a challenge trying to put out the fire with so many animals inside. >> i've not witnessed this many animals at one residence. >> reporter: at this point, the cause of the fire is being investigated. >> this is my worst nightmare. >> reporter: miller runs a foster care out of her home. she denied to be a registered owner bur the city denied her request. the captain said they are looking at citing her. city animal services has offered to remove the cats but miller

south san jose. the bodies of more than 90 cats lay in crates strewn on the front lawn and throughout the property. >> i'm just stunned. i mean, i'll have to deal with where i go from here, but right now, it's -- i'm just stunned at the fear and suffering of my animals. >> carol miller says her dog bunny woke her up at 1:45 a.m. and alerted her to a fire in her bedroom. the two ran to outside enclosed patio but didn't have a key to unlock it and became tracked. >> they found her on the ground in a fetal position. they were able to cut through the fence and pull her out of there. >> it took fire fath fighters an hour to knock down flames. firefighters say it was a challenge trying to extinguish the fire with so many animals inside. >> i personally never witnessed this many animals in one residence. >> at this point, the cause of the fire is still being investigated. >> i was just so careful. this is my worst nightmare. >> miller says she runs a cat rescue out of her home. animal services says she applied to be a registered animal rescuer, but the city denied her request. a captain says they're now luk

it includes a huge green lawn, tables, chairs and a great view of the bay. >>> mobile5 live in san francisco southf market district. ken bastida going to take us into the massive dig that's under way for the new transbay terminal. ken. >> reporter: yeah, hey, allen, any day you come to work and wear a hard hat is a good day. this is a really good day to come here and look at the new transbay terminal project. this is an amazing footprint south of market if you have come off the bridge or into the city this way, you've seen the construction mess. this is what's going on. this thing runs 1600 feet from second clear on down to beale. it's about a block wide and it goes down 65 feet. take a look at what we found today. >> it is one of the largest excavations that you'll see ever in san francisco short of, you know, however many years ago it was that bart was dug. >>> reporter: under your construction mangled drive through downtown san francisco, yet another bay area mega- project has hit a milestone. >> we're right at a very critical transition point actually. what you see here what we're standing on

. >> reporter: wet lawn chairs line the parade route in south ohio postponed due to the downpours.nnessee the rain didn't stop their party. >> it's always been awesome. just getting a little soaked this year. >> reporter: out west, golf ball-sized hail pummels northern california and new mexico. despite a steady drizzle, 60,000 peach tree road race runners powered through the 10k, reminding us what the 4th is about. >> brave the weather, had an amazing race. a great morning for it. >> i don't know what's better, 95 degree heat and try to run in that or run in the rain. so the peach tree did get off yesterday. 60,000 people made it through the 10k. congratulations to all. hot day in the northeast today. temperatures going to feel like 100 with the heat index from boston down to the carolinas. mild through the central part of the country. flooding conditions interest ohio to florida. >> as i like to say, best place to be indiana. that seems to be the place where the best place is. >> at least we're not getting hit with the bad weather. >>> what's go on in egypt. that place remains in

. >>> now the the south bay where police are looking for three suspects after an attack on the college campus. it happened last night. a man told police he was just sitting on the lawnn the north side of campus when he was pistol whipped and robbed by three women. he told police the woman who hit him is black about 5'2-" -- 5'2" tall with a lip piercing. >>> in the middle east, u.s. secretary of state kerry says that israelis and pelestinians have agreed to continue talks. both sides are expected to sit down in washington in the next week or so. >>> customs officials showed off 100 ivory tusks that were smuggled in from togo. the ivory said to be worth more than $2 million. many of the items were small leading experts to believe they came from young elephants. the trade of elephant ivory has been banned. >>> watch here as a gambler takes out his frustration by attacking a row of slot machines using an ax. surveillance video shows him coming into the barn. the man had apparently lost $6,000 in the past two weeks. after the deed was done. the ax man walk out and waited for police to arrest him. >>> a woman fell to her death. one witness is suggesting her safety belt m

. >>> now the the south bay where police are looking for three suspects after an attack on the college campus. it happened last night. a man told police he was just sitting on the lawnn the north side of campus when he was pistol whipped and robbed by three women. he told police the woman who hit him is black about 5'2-" -- 5'2" tall with a lip piercing. >>> in the middle east, u.s. secretary of state kerry says that israelis and pelestinians have agreed to continue talks. both sides are expected to sit down in washington in the next week or so. >>> customs officials showed off 100 ivory tusks that were smuggled in from togo. the ivory said to be worth more than $2 million. many of the items were small leading experts to believe they came from young elephants. the trade of elephant ivory has been banned. >>> watch here as a gambler takes out his frustration by attacking a row of slot machines using an ax. surveillance video shows him coming into the barn. the man had apparently lost $6,000 in the past two weeks. after the deed was done. the ax man walk out and waited for police to arrest him. >>> a woman fell to her death. one witness is suggesting her safety belt m

the brennan street annan st wharf south of e bay bridge between peers on 30-32 and 38, features a 400 ft. long lawnwould decide what way and a small dock for kayaks and other small vessels. the $26.1 million project included the demolition of a dilapidated pier 36. >> still ahead of the kron 4 morning news at 9:00 a.m.. our financial expert rob black will be back with today's winners and losers on wall street. >> oakland police are looking for people who are responsible for vandalizing the downtown area earlier this week. some of them were caught on a surveillance video. >> and of the bart's strike may be on the horizon. what both sides have to say if the workers walked off the job began.again. uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy.

south bay police. >>> also not a nursery rhyme but this little piggy lands a bay area man in jail. who confessed to swiping a little girl's favorite decoration from her family's front lawn>>> live look at new york stock exchange there. the bell. over on the nasdaq, watching facebook. the stock trading above its ipo price. a whole nickel. not bad if you've got a lot of it. wednesday, july 31st, this is "today in the bay." >>> last day of ni֖july, 31st. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. first a confession. then a conviction. now, the sentencing process for bradley manning. convicted of sharing top secret information with wek i can leaks some of which landed in the hands of al qaeda. he was found not guilty of the most serious charge, that being aiding the enemy. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. this morning. facing a lot of charges here. how much time does manning face behind bars? >> 136 years, if he gets the max for all charges. the most serious, aiding the enemy, he was acquitted. so he's not looking at life behind bars. that's because the judge looks not only at what he did but why

the old 19th century sled when there was snow south ground, she hitched up the pony and off they went, mrs. kennedy in this old wonderful sleigh ridin lawn snow. of saying towayp the press, leave us alone for now, we've done this for you. i think the first ladies do that consciously. they do want to help the press get their story, they want to cooperate but they want to have it their idea. there's a symbiotic relationship between the press and the reporters -- i mean, and house.te you write stories and sometimes excluded -- i have been excluded from white house dinners, i was thrown out of the nixon white house. >> bad manners? [laughter] >> i drank my finger bowl.lf is a siml n beotic relationship that goes on now the president8<88@ and allb reporters and first rule of politics is to get in power and stay in power and first lady responsiblet to be for having her husband driven from office and that's the line so therefore you do a lot of things you might not want to do just like report in-- reporters a sense what their editors want and again i think the fact that you have many more women0 reporters, that they're reporting and seeing diff

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