we are told he is in serious condition at stamford hospital. crews responded in north san jose. a boy was pulled from the pool and a teen began cpr before paramedics arrived. this pool is several feet in the middle but we are told the child and two others were playing a game. the boy was resuscitated and rushed to the hospital. they are supposed to be accompanied by somebody is 18 or older, on this sign it says charge children but be accompanied with an adult and we will try to see if we can get an update on his condition and what, if anything other people had seen. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> president barack obama is waking up in the bay area again this morning after getting an enthusiastic hello. >>> it was the right thing to do and the supreme court has spoken and we are going forward. >> president barack obama said he needs their support because he will be out spent by the republicans in this campaign. >> it was amazing to be able to sit there and hear him talk about why he needed four more years. and later president barack obama will fly out of fso to portland. and th

. >>> well, if uy're watching us on nbc connecticut in hartford, connecticut, in another buy stamford, work up the courage to visit the subtle giants of the spider world. that's tarantulas alive and up close. that's your earth event of the day. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. hally barry is out testify hospital after suffering a head injury while on the movie set. tmz reports she had a possible concussion following a fall. >>> sophia a very garcia, reality star kim kardashian came in second. eva longoria came in with $15 million thanks to the final season of ""desperate housewives."" >>> in the first interview since his divorce was finalized, he said while katy perry is young, successful, and dedicated he was, quote, into the idea of marriage and having kids. as for not going after any of perry's $40 million in their setslement, brand said simply, quote, gievet a good job. yeah, he does. >>> finally, is george clooney almost off the market? tmz reports both he and girlfriend stacy keebler flew their parents to italy for a gathering at his

and we are one of the 50 organizations in stamford siskins for health care, jobs, and just as spirited we have coalitions across the city and many in our districts. we are here to talk about three main concerns for this proposed project, and you have heard some of it already. gooone is the track record but compels us to be assured of any agreements for this corp. stereo -- for this corporation. we can ensure there is a future for st. luke's hospital. there are already concerned about whether doctors possible with a current agreement. i am going to introduce a couple of young leaders, because some have to go home. i am going to introduce a couple of members of the progressive association. i have damien and eric -- jamie and eric. >> we are trying to move this along. >> i am from the chinese progressive association. i just want to make a comment about the practice thos zes. my mom has been a patient for a while, and she has had a good experience, but a few years back she'd mysteriously disappeared for what she called a business trip. i found out she needed surgery to remove of benign tum

july 6th zimmerman claims the arms tina attack him while he was patrolling a gated community in stamford florida. zimmerman shot their son because he was black. as a to struggle that night he felt his life was in danger. >>> he said he will die tonight stands took one hand of my mouth and of the baltic going down my chest towards my bills and a holster. i filled it is all god's plan. telling the associated press there is no way god wanted george zimmerman to murder my teenage son. he says he didn't do its but neighbors say he had motive and means why a a grown man and beast their dog to death. >>> found in deplorable conditions and now on the road to recovery and next step where dozens of dogs found in a legal south bay care facility. until you look a little closer why critics say everything about the one business is in an elaborate disguise. this is out in plain view. >>> it will peak this weekend's airborne trend is coming in so is fabio. joining a bigger all were all good girl a redwood city man is crazy animal cruelty charges that it did not guilty to beating a neighbor's pool to dea

elections there is not, specifically with the runoff between gavin newsom and the mayor here in stamford cisco. for me, more importantly, i do have a number of fundamental issues with rank choice of a boardivoting. the simple majority has the responsibility of -- has the ability to produce results. last year we had people running around asking for people to get there second and third votes. to me, that is not leadership. i want my city leaders, people coming to voters in saying this is my vision for this office. this is why i would ask for you to vote for me as opposed to running around asking people for their second and third votes. second of all, we talked a lot about this the last time around, the notion of voter confusion. poll after poll, voters will say they're confused by this. to me, i think there is no reason why we should have a voting system in san francisco where voters are confused. i think there is a lot of anecdotal evidence for that. there is also a ton of empirical evidence in the form of over boats and san francisco. buster's mayor's race had 1% of the votes being tosse

over stamford, there was a sprinkle as well. 88 right now at reagan national, 84 in frederick. you will feel the humidity especially. dew points are in the low 70's. that makes it feel like it is 93 right now. that's at reagan national. feels like 90 in frederick. feels like 90 in manassas, 91 in culpeper. air temperatures will make it to the mid 90's this afternoon. off to the northwest, we have areas of rain developing in ohio. that will continue to push our way. i expect more development over the next couple hours ahead of that and off and on here and there through the evening with the apsa coming to an end by bedtime tonight. there's a cold front off to our northwest. we have a chance of severe storms today and again tomorrow. not only that. this will be slow moving heavy rain. there could be isolated flash floods. the humidity will get squeezed out and will be translated into heavy rainfall. the cold front will released by wednesday. 94 today for the high temperature of around 3:00 p.m. or 4:00. it will feel like 98 degrees. scattered storms again and some could be severe.

. >> each year, cal students gather at a huge bonfire to burn a stamford banner the night before the big game and they've been doing it since the 1800's >> it is really important for everyone to have that thing to go to and look forward to >> it is not happening this year. the pact 12 conference has moved a big game up to fulfil the tv contract and the night before that date, bob dylan is appearing at the greek theaters of the bond, bonfire is canceled this year and students are learning the times are changing >> this is the greatest tradition we have here, one of the oldest >> there is no doubt that the bonfire is an important tradition but the question might be, who is it important to? have you ever heard of it? >> sorry >> i know they had it last year >> i wanted to go at some point with my friends are going i probably won't go >> the fact is that with the diversity, it is coming and international institution which means traditions might not mean as much to a large group of students but some say it gives the school its identity >> the tradition is one of those things that drive th

. >>> a mother is claiming excessive force during the arrest of her son in stamford, connecticut. you guys be the judge on this one. let's pick this up from a surveillance video from a china express. this video is from abc 7 in new york. we're seeing off-duty police officer james comstock talking to employees about a robbery that went down in the parking lot of this place, up related incident. in walks 20-year-old justin medina. he was issued a warrant for his arrest early in july for an incident where he allegedly interfered with police. that's a misdemeanor. comstock recognizes medina because their families are friends. he finds 12 bags of marijuana on medina as well as $200 this day inside the china express. so you see now cell phone video of the attempted arrest. keep in mind, officer james comstock off duty, which means no handcuffs, no radio. >> just a gun. >> just a gun. >> get on the ground now! >> get on the ground. don't worry. >> the other person you see is machi mitchell, medina's friend. you see the officer telling him to get on the ground as well. give me the phone.

i am employed by a service organization based in stamford cisco. i am here to relate the findings today and relate them who they hearing regarding the racially disparate drug arrest rates. additionally, the co-author of the publication is here to answer any questions you have. the publication details of 40- year patent of racially discriminated drug arrest patterns of african-americans, which recently increase in intensity. they issued a report featuring 2002 figures, which have disparities' the far exceeded those in other cities and counties and particularly targeted african-american female youth. 60% of deaths from the last decade from illicit drug overdose those are from whites. the union of northern california have similar findings. they submitted the findings to the board of supervisors. it resulted in referrals to various committees and apartments, but it did not result in concrete remedial action. the publication before you is a revised version of our previous studies using the most recent data, 2009, 2010 data remains incomplete, but our pr

then the storyline that i was brought in to be a part of, which was jim halpert going to stamford, connecticut, for a stretch, became a little more involved. then i came back to dunder mifflin, and then conversations started, well, maybe i could be a series regular, and then that is what happened. to start out -- >> the coolest. tavis: yes. [laughter] >> it is the coolest because i had just -- i was on "the daily show" for, gosh, almost five years, and when i left to do this arc on "the office," it was only two months of work, and "the daily show" was like, "i don't know if we can wait for you. we're going to have to fill your spot when you leave." so it was very much a leap of faith, and i thought, well, i just have to g out there and change the way that i am perceived, because right now, i am just this news guy, and i want to show people that i can act and be ridiculous too. opportunity, and then it gave me even a bigger opportunity to join. tavis: you said a few things i want to go back and pick up in a second, in no particular order. let me start with this, because i want to hold "the dail

the of the eye " speeds stamford police department saying the room was overzealous and " had a hero complex >>> none of that matters to wide is armed watchman with a 9 mm gun backed out of his car and chased the teenager >>> zimmerman is currently free on a hundred million dollar bond. also ahead, i do because of autism. these clues david teed could provide. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,it's hard to ime precarious position than the two window washers hanging on a cable cord to in new york city. firefighters had to briggs and windows to get to them. there are a bit shaken up otherwise ok >>> 513 now, remember j.p. morgan reported that they lost $2 million. that's just the half of the. apparently the bank has some new numbers, they say these surprising trading loss was four. few million dollars. >>> san benardino government air has been the focus of a criminal investigation. the sheriff's department is releasing few details. it is saying the investigation is ongoing he claimed financial documents were falsified to end the third team of these last 14 budgets. and the art festival has turned into cla

was able to get a stanford court judge in stamford connecticut a state judge to rule that all those files have to be released they're going to turn to right now out of you know greenwich connecticut he's kind of famous attorney mark sherman is threatening to not turn them over for the for the whistleblower because he's worried that j.p. morgan's going to do something to the whistleblower and he's going to have to the court's going to order it and so you know it's one thing on top of another additionally max i just read a story today that there was a bribery charge the company did with j.p. morgan it was a data storage company and they paid him a few hundred thousand dollars for a twelve million dollars contract but they just settled with the eastern district of new york with the d.o.j. and said yeah we paid j.p. morgan bribes for this deal and they have to pay like six million dollars for it i mean the fraud inside this bank is out of control and i think more and more you know the facts are coming forward ok you mentioned the mortgage put back so you mentioned the brewing scandals all of

be refreshed and day with low humidity. 70 degrees in northwest washington, 67 in la plata, 68 in stamfordeagan national. seven the one in fredericksburg. 63 in cumberland. a nice day. -- 71 in fredericksburg. 84 degrees still in kansas city at this early morning hours. 84 in omaha. 82 in oklahoma city. that's where the heat and humidity is. it will slowly marked our way throughout the day. tomorrow will be hot and sticky temperatures near 100 on thursday. leesburg is 67 by now. 62 degrees in inwood. 61 in berkeley springs. 88 this afternoon for the high temperature with a low humidity. near 100 tomorrow. when you factor in the humidity it will feel like 103 to 108. the hot air is slowly migrating geese. slight chance of a late-day and thunderstorms tomorrow. we will be predominantly dry. the hot air is moving our way from the mid section of the country. we will be back down to nearly 90 degrees by the weekend. >> marc rail penn line train 511 is 25 minutes late, stuck behind an amtrak train. brunswick line 890 running 20 minutes late on metro rail. southbound 295 has an accident near the

the evidence included details and interviews with more than 30 people including key members of the stamfordolice department and a neighbor of zimmerman as well as co- workers. >> for the first time, we're seeing images of the city that treyvon martin wore the night he was shot. george zimmerman was characterized by the sanford police department's lead investigator as overzealous or the hero complex but not racist. the fbi says the investigator told them he believed in the men's actions were not based on his skin color but on his attire. the total circumstances of the counter and a previous burglary suspect. the attorney for the martin family responded to the question of racism. >> wearing a heavy does not justify killing him. and that is like a woman wearing a skirt and you say that justifies raped. >> and of the written in did includes conversations between nine and one does factors and sanford please. >> and zimmermann is free on a $1 million bond. crop and jetta temperatures out the door right now are cool off the coast, liable for the bay shore is an warm inland. that is how it has in a

. >>> new this morning, stamford researchers have looked into the impact from the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. it may causes a many as 1,400 cancer deaths globally. they estimate 180 cases of cancer mostly in japan. they added a similar melt down at the power plant nearest to the bay area would be 2 5% deadlier because of differing weather pattern. >>> the crackdown involves 16 companies that sell, make or distribute jewelry in los angeles and many other cities. they say they are march getted to children or adults and some had led levels more than 1,000 times the legal limit. >>> and a man is facing felony charges in a bizarre case of vandalism. deepak singe allegedly told authorities he powered vegetable oil over the stones to ward off evil spirits. it cost more than $25,000 just to clean off the headstones. >>> and stall has been looking at traffic, there is a little bit of traffic on 880, sal? >>> that's right, northbound 280 traffic looks good so far and there is not much of a commute into the west valley which is nice. same into pleasanton and fremont and sunole, it is not that wet

>>mark: researchers in stamford cisco are spending thousands of dollars to find out why did deer crossfortunately one deer per month fails to make it. vehicles in motorists are getting hurt. there examine the possibility of putting up a fence or the possibility of building tunnels underneath the roadway. >>darya: we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes. >> this is what james holmes was charged with. >>mark: a quick check at wall street. the dow jones is only down eight points. we have not been above 13,000 points since early may. >>darya: thanks for joining us will see you tomorrow morning pin >>mark: dolmas dr. phil which is coming up next. -- cannot miss dr. phil who is coming up next.

the delayed trigger a nationwide protest and the departure of the stamford police chiefs. some very tense moments in detroit. the time of cutbacks canada and the u.s. through the bomb threat was called in on the canadian side drift for the entire tunnel of closed meetings a big traffic mess. it is one of two international order crossings. the bridge also connect downtown detroit to windsor ont. nearly 5 million cars use that underwater tunnel. family sunny skies from all of the bay area. a little bit of fog along the coastline. as we take a look at the golden gate, this is the site had not seen in a couple of days. the skies are finally clearing things to win out of the north which are eroding. i think we will see some additional clearing through the evening. as we head into the overnight hours the winds will head back up. as we look ahead through tomorrow in the week and temperatures will really start to cool down. low 80s by sunday which is a level below average for this time of the 50th flight still look after the fifth of the foursome of life. for 53 readings furious t

>>rob: the harvards and this stamford's have huge amount of donors.a story about tracking. there are thousands of trucking jobs that are going on for filled in this country pin >> it says is its cost $6,000 to get a trucking license. >>rob: there is one to be a problem. transports are part of our economy. the wages are not that good. i saw all the welding industry has problems getting welders. being a trucker were you were living in a walk-in closet pin >>mark: there is unemployment and you hear people with high skill jobs or manufacturing jobs the people will take. had you solve this issue? their jobs they don't want to take. >>rob: they're going after of veterans because they can't the gi bill when they get out. it is not a sexy in the street. is very tough to get motivated for blue-collar workers. >>mark: u p as comes out with a quarterly report-- ups is expected slower growth because of what is happening with your. >> small businesses are going for slower deliveries. this is important. they move pharmaceutical. they move lots of goods. the revenue

downtown stamford cisco -- san francisco will be 97 degrees.'s take another 7 day around the bay. slide after today. and there will be partly cloudy skies into the weekend. >>george: there was one install on the bay bridge the change the conditions dramatically. it is already gone since our last report but it has changed the complexion of the westbound ride. it is now back up beyond a 80 approach pit -- a 80 approach. --880 >> the san mateo bridge it ride is problem free. there are no other issues. the east bound and north bound commute looks normal. the golden gate bridge ride is a balky one but no delays. you can see that things are heating up a bit, when we look at the map. on interstate 80 there has been slower on the at the upper east shore. 24 is a pretty good ride. it is heavy and too little more. the south bay freeway is look pretty good. what a one is the only slow freeway. --101 is always love freeway. >>mark: this is the youtube video. this person to cover issues and jumped off a sky ride. she was not heard from a 30 ft. fall. in my

>>mark: we are watching stamford police that giving conflicting accounts of that injuries of zimmerman. some officers thought that zimmerman is nose was broken and others did not give they had and they all agree he had cuts on the back of his headpin zimmerman was aggressive four days after the shooting of trayvon martin. >> kind person jesse jackson jr. is being treated a mood disorder. is not gone into much detail cleared he has been away since may pit his officer -- his office said that he will be heading a leave of absence because a medical condition. that that is they said that his condition was allot more serious than they expected. >>mark: traffic has a few backups this morning. but it's fairly light traffic everywhere else. >> >>george: after a quiet start late in the, one of wind and the southbound direction-- 101 and the southbound direction is back up. the two backups have merged. take a look at the traffic maps. this is south of the 280 interchange. there has been a break up in the approach of highway 237. he can see that is all wet up here appeared in mountain view almost

stamford, connecticut. caller: this is my first time. i am very excited. i have been a social worker for the school system for 17 years. my main concern and does point, because it has become a huge all over the country, is bridging the achievement gap between minority students and majority students and at least hitting the proficient line. i think it is very unfair to expect teachers to do it singlehandedly, and yet that is exactly what our governor once. no one is addressing the fact that a lot of these minority children don't go to preschool or if they do go to preschool, a lot of them go to a head start program where it is staffed by mostly spanish speaking staff and so the children continue to speak spanish and come to kindergarten knowing very little english, let alone their numbers, letters, shapes, colors. as i said, a lot of the parents cannot speak english so the parents cannot help their children with homework and study for tests. i understand, i get it, they are working two and three jobs. i work with children whose -- where both parents are inc

stamford, connecticut. caller: this is my first time. i am very excited. i have been a social worker for the school system for 17 years. my main concern and does point, because it has become a huge all over the country, is bridging the achievement gap between minority students and majority students and at least hitting the proficient line. i think it is very unfair to expect teachers to do it singlehandedly, and yet that is exactly what our governor once. no one is addressing the fact that a lot of these minority children don't go to preschool or if they do go to preschool, a lot of them go to a head start program where it is staffed by mostly spanish speaking staff and so the children continue to speak spanish and come to kindergarten knowing very little english, let alone their numbers, letters, shapes, colors. as i said, a lot of the parents cannot speak english so the parents cannot help their children with homework and study for tests. i understand, i get it, they are working two and three jobs. i work with children whose -- where both parents are inc