>>pam: stanton beach, water restrictions with a great white shark stanton beach from both the debatesur triangle because of the high number of great white shark sightings. to reseteresa estacio reports. >> take a look. let card is ordered people to come to shore on the stand and bea stinson beach. several sightings on sunday. >> my name is john i may supervising life cartcguartd at two different siding's confirmed yesterday of great white. >> i do not want to go out there. because of shark sightings. >> honestly, there's always going to be sharks he does cannot go out to for that is my opinion >>reporter: reporter they say to not go past your kneecap. your beyond kneecap. >> i did not hear that out. >>reporter: people pushing the limit, taking a risk was not worth it. >> mp 3 feet, 4 ft. but not 1 ft.. >> maybe 3 ft., because of those great white i did not want to hang with that. >> all knowe do not want to get into trouble. oh no. >>reporter: limited access will mature kneecap will remain until friday. pond stinson beach stanton beach - stinton beach. >>pam: sander mobile the annual

stanton a half mile. quarter mile in frederick. mile and quarter in gaithersburg in montgomery county. haze with 3 miles in quantico and manassas. a little fog in one or two spots. mostly sunny, look at temperatures this afternoon, lower to mid-80s. it is time for angie goff to tell you what's happening on the roads. >>> thank you, howard. as we get into the 6:00 hour, right now the green light stays on, no problems to report at this time. in fact, we want to take you over to virginia, 66 show you the eastbound trip, nice and clear from any major accidents or incidents even construction. outside we are watching volume build out of manassas over to 29 and then 50 to 123, using brakes a little bit. moving back over to the real time graphics, move it over to 395, show you we have yellow on the map outside approaching seminary, drivers are below speed. that delay is on the way. your travel times for you, hello maryland outer loop from 95 to 270 still in the green. 270, southbound no problems approaching the beltway and d.c.'s 295 no co

here's nike stanton making a catch in outfield.ores and that's it. -- is going to represent the as at the all-star game. eight innings. allowed one hit. nine strikeouts. he's going to argue. in the same inning, gonzalez just doing it. he had, again, nine strikeouts, struck out the side in the seventh. 1:23 delay. can't show this enough. athletic move. one of the best first pitches i've ever seen from a circumstance desew lay farmer. and i've seen them all. >> athletic. >> there it is. a beautiful man with his shirt off throwing off the first pitch in san diego. jackie, circumstance desew lay for you. >> i've never seen it. i would like to. >> those are athletic men. >> and women. >> don't get me into a sexist thing. it's mostly men that do these athletic stunts. >> both men and women. >> college baseball crowned a champion tonight. i'm like you. i just want to go home. i don't want to be criticized. talk about south carolina, peter mooney off. i love the name tommy to lee to lee doe. ben mcmanen flies out to end it. south carolina

stephanie stanton reporting live down in southern california.ht at 11:00 as far as diets go, this is a talker, but more than just talk, it's actually getting results. skip the gym, forget the workout. can you really do that. see how men and women are lose weight by injection. it's the shot that promises to help you drop pounds fast. so how does it work and what are the side effects and doctors are concerned. that's tonight at 11:00 after "the voice" right here at 7:00. >> now what's coming up next. >> yeah, i know. >> coming up, we'll talk more about that battle going on in sacramento. very interesting fight over what controller steve chung did today in not paying state lawmakers. we'll talk more about that. plus, the president of the humane society from the united states is here in the bay area, and he'll talk about the animal poisonings in brentwood and a look at everything else including shark fin soup and cock fighting. that's coming up in a few minutes on comcast channel 186. >> we'll see you all back here at 11:00. >> have a great night. >

stephanie stat stanton, los angeles. >> the winner will be revealed on wednesday's show.his morning there is a list of foods that pack on the pounds. researchers studied the weight gain of 120,000 people over four years, number one culprit, potatoes, french fry, potato chips followed by suggester sweetened drinks and foods containing transfat. the bumpiest roads in the bay area a list of the most pot hole ridden roads. for news, weather, traffic, check us out on facebook. >> one of the world's few uncontacted tribes was discovered in a remote corner of the amazon rain forest. leaders in brazil made the announcement. four huts were found surrounded by corn, peanut and banana crops, on the border with peru. the tribes were spotted after three small forest clearings were spotted. the brazil leaders believe it's made up of 200 people. >> a trashy turn at 5:00. >> thanks a lot. what's that about? >> you suppose the tribes are on facebook? yesterday they had no idea. today they are on facebook. >> there you go. i'd like to see them. thousands of pounds of trash, that's the tras

happy to welcome of the director of walk sf, elizabeth stanton. >> every year, we see 800 people in san francisco could hit by cars. that is not taxable. this bond will be a great investment. it includes $50 million for streetscape improvements, to improve safety for pedestrians, and for cycling, all throughout the city. we really need

happy to welcome of the director of walk sf, elizabeth stanton. >> every year, we see 800 people in san francisco could hit by cars. that is not taxable. this bond will be a great investment. it includes $50 million for streetscape improvements, to improve safety for pedestrians, and for cycling, all throughout the city. we really need this investment in making our streets safer. walk san francisco is supporting this on because we need safer streets for everyone to be able to walk. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, elisabeth. the executive director of the large and growing -- she would tell you how many members -- the san francisco bicycle coalition. >> i just want to thank the leadership for bringing this very important, by health, and timely topic to the forefront. it is not often that we actually see leadership passionate about this. it is true, it is not sexy, but there is a different from past years. people understand and are getting behind this issue. it does affect every walk of life, every neighborhood, every person who moves around the city. and it is not just for the residen

top of the 7th, he k's stanton. he struck out nine batters.ly, tempers flaring in west virginia during a minor league game. the manager for the west virginia power got fired up and was tossed. minutes later, a player from lexington, knocked an opponent to the ground. then it erupted into a brawl. eight players face suspensions and types. those guys are yaly tough. only thing that can compare is the pork shop that my wife made for dipper tonight. >> you're going to have a rough l ght tonight. 'ligwebe we'll be right back. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> couldn't we all be this lucky? a san diego man cashed a $153,000 check from the state lottery after ten years of playing the same numbers. he got the numb frers a fortune cookie he brought in 2001 and has been using them ever since. he says he will buy a new car and put the rest in the bank. good for hi

mike stanton says, i don't think so. makes the grab to rob him.s one of those days where the a's lose 3-0. we have more from the coliseum. >> at the halfway point, the a's are nine games under .500. however, the a.l. west is still in reach but oakland needs to find a way to rev up its offense after being shut out the ninth time this season. >> we didn't have much to show after some good at-bats today. we did hit some balls hard, but you just work through it. >> we have a good lineup over there. >> reinforcements may be on the way for the a's. mccarty gave up four hits and unearned run and tyson ross will make a rehab appearance for triple-a sacramento on thursday. at the coliseum, kate longworth. >> thank you, kate. our 49ers' insider is reporting that center for the 49ers eric heitmann is expected to miss his second season after undergoing surgery. back out to you, raj and jessica. by the way, i lost a pound because i made a bad joke about pork chops yesterday. i had to eat peanut butter and jelly tonight. >> all right, henny. >> i apologize. >>h

taking a difficult an ambitious reform plans to fix the fiscal mess they created to make sure they stanton and restructured their financial system and figure out a way to grow. those things are going to take years, not months. they are not going to work unless there is a broad financial backstop behind them. they have the ability to avoid a short-term crisis. they are still feeling their way toward a more comprehensive strategy. >> what should be the confident voice explaining europe to the world? >> they have a complicated set of institutions. they have to agree on a strategy and have clarity and communicate that to the market so people understand what the basic plan is. >> what was the american masses in those g7 phone calls over the weekend? >> we want to make sure this broader financial arsenal they constructed last summer after watching europe start to burn -- we want to make sure that the arsenal is available to be deployed to do the things necessary for them to get out of this. where necessary, there is capital available to recapitalize banks. they are going through another stress t

patty stanton is sharing pictures she took of incident with investigators, hoping she captured something that may help. >> an air of headiness throughout the whole neighborhood. today the police lines have opened up so people can drive through. but we feel so bad for our neighbors and so sorry for the firefighters that died. >> reporter: with reminders of the tragedy just outside their front doors, people here are wondering if their quiet street will ever feel the same again. starting tomorrow night, coit tower, the firefighters monument, will be lit red in honor of the two firefighters. their funeral will be held on friday at st. mary's at 12:30. >>> a huge loss. thank you, gene. >>> straight ahead at 11:00, dramatic new video of a courthouse explosion. >> plus -- >> the first time i saw it, i went nuts. it was pretty amazing how they do it. >>> from the rescued to the rescuers. an inside look at the training for dogs once unwanted now invaluable. >>> also well known actress claims that she also had an affair with governor schwarzenegger. find out who it is, coming up. >>> and new quest

less than fleet footed mike stanton gets there. mind taking a bite out -- marlins win three-zero >> >> top seeds lined up for men's semi-finals at wimbledon, third seeded roger fedderrer is out. he ran into 12th seeded joe -- in today's quarter finals, he won the first two sets before he stormed back. a strong pass to win that point. he took the match in three straight sets of six- four.ographer yell nidal against andy murray in the other semi-final. something to jump out about >> >> warrior roster will evolve. two parts appeared to take shape. they exercised an option on stephan currie >> >> it appears the 49erss will be without a member of their offensive line who missed all of last season. there were reports that number 66, who had surgery last month to repair a ruptured disk in his neck. the recovery time, six months. he missed all of last year after breaking his leg in training camp >> >> they are talking the nfl labor situation, hopefully, it will get settled soon >> >> morning news begins at 4:30 tomorrow morning following a

as a point of personal privilege, i do want to note the presence of the secretary of war edwin stanton from the lincoln cabinet -- no, no, that's kevin kline. [laughter] [applause] >> if you haven't seen the movie the conspirators it is an extraordinary movie, and kevin is brilliant in the world secretary war stanton, so i guess it's not a violation of our senate ethics rules to plug a good movie. by historical content. [laughter] today as i have traditionally done with a good cause, going to turn the german's cowal o2 senator collins and recognition of her longstanding leadership on behalf of diabetes research particularly for children, and her truly passionate advocacy for federal support for that research. so, without further ado, i give the devil to my friend and colleague, the great senator from the state of maine, susan collins. [applause] thank you. thank you so much, mr. chairman. i am particularly grateful that you are allowing me to conduct this hearing. this issue is near and dear to my heart, and this actually represents the sixth hearing of the children's congress that i'v

suitland parkway still tied up at stanton and again at first sterling.hat's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> 7:47 and a heads up for drivers who take 395 into the city. another phase of the 14th street bridge bridge project takes place overnight so you will find some lane shifts tomorrow morning when you drive into work. here is what it looks like right now. it will be three lanes to the left and one lane to the right to get around a barrier. can you still access the southeast southwest free way from the left lanes just give extra time for the morning rush. and that happens overnight into tomorrow's rush hour. >>> well it's a royal home for a famous royal couple. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge will move into a flat at kinsington pal ace. currently they are bunking with prince harry. william and harry lived with their mother in the palace before her death. the apartment the royal couple will move into is not the same one where william grew up. the two are set to move in by the end of july. >>> and that gorgeous wedding dress worn by the d

as a point of personal privilege, i do want to note the presence of the secretary of war edwin stanton from the lincoln cabinet -- no, no, that's kevin kline. [laughter] [applause] >> if you haven't seen the movie the conspirators it is an extraordinary movie, and kevin is brilliant in the world secretary war stanton, so i guess it's not a violation of our senate ethics rules to plug a good movie. by historical content. [laughter] today as i have traditionally done with a good cause, going to turn the german's cowal o2 senator collins and recognition of her longstanding leadership on behalf of diabetes research particularly for children, and her truly passionate advocacy for federal support for that research. so, without further ado, i give the devil to my friend and colleague, the great senator from the state of maine, susan collins. [applause] thank you. thank you so much, mr. chairman. i am particularly grateful that you are allowing me to conduct this hearing. this issue is near and dear to my heart, and this actually represents the sixth hearing of the children's congress that i'v

stephanie stanton joins us from burbank.s really getting down to business now. >> reporter: it certainly is. in fact, the live show aired on the east coast. it wrapped up a short time ago. i know who the final four are. of course, i can't tell you. it's going to be airing soon here on the west coast. but i can tell you this, last night there were eight amazing performances. these contestants really rocked the house. we saw javier really bringing it down pleasing the crowd. beverly did an amazing job. they closed out the show with vicci martinez. she did a fantastic rendition of florence and the machine. this competition has been narrowed down to the remaining four. when the show ended last night, america voted. the votes were tallied. and we learn tonight who the remaining four contestants will be that will be moving forward in this competition. they'll be headed to the finals which get under way next tuesday. these contestants are vying for a $100,000 prize and a recording contract. and what's interesting is when you look a

it was probably a picture book of elizabeth katie stanton. was coming up in a age where it was take your daughter to workday and a lot of conscious raising efforts, a lot of lip service anyway was paid to the idea, but i also felt like in a way it wasn't something you were necessarily supposed to talk about and we take for granted now equal work and equal pay and equal protection. we're all for this and thus we don't need to discuss it as much, and so where those discussions happen probably was the university level. you know, i remember the most popular class was called gender in society, and it really was, you know, shockingly transformative. it was just a vocabulary to talk about, stuff you're endeared to because it's the fabric of your life, and -- but i do think that it was, for me, you mentioned poetry, virginia wolf was somebody i took a seminar, did all of her books, and that just gave me a new way to think about the intersection of art and gender. sorry, i suppose that was my introduction, but as i mentioned, i mean, my mom too. i jus

nbc's stephanie stanton joins us from burbank with a preview."g," lay it on me. >> reporter: the two-hour live finale is going on for the east coast. we've got to wait a few hours to see it on the west coast, but so far from what i've seen, it's a show that you don't want to miss. here's what i can tell you so far, each performer will be doing a solo and a duet with their coaches. for the solo, it's an original song created especially for them, you know, this has been weeks of amazing performances that have led us up to this point with the top four. now, we have, again, it all comes down to one man and three women. in the finals javier, dia, beverly and vicky. all four singers, four unique styles. initially it looked like javier was the one to beat, but right now it could be anyone's game. all of these singers are popular. they're making strong showings in itunes, so it should be very exciting to see who wins this competition. now, again, once this show is over, it's america's turn to vote. the vote solely lying in america's hands, and so we'll

>> it's free interesting because it has frank stanton the president of cbs household sunday eveningsnk on more than one occasion set to meet you know, you're pushing the entire vietnam thing too much, and it's embarrassing to cbs and to me. because i knew he was close to ladybird. and it was his pressure to take them off. >> it's a lot deeper today actually. my favorite example springs from where else, the obama administration. do you remember the henry louis gates press conference the cambridge police acted stupidly? you remember the lead up to the press conference? none of the networks wanted to have obama on to read a gave kickbacks he wanted to be on a network tv and they said we will lose a lot of money. his networks dropping like a stone ever since he was elected because his proper lardy was dropping so quintessentially so were his rating. he went to the head of the network directly to the corporate owners. he got them to greenlight the program. the jet set ge and west at cbs rather than the program heads. all three financial backers of the obama administration even name the wa

i actually wrote a piece for stanton, that captured the '90s and it wasn't a very good piece becauseeally got me that beat on the '90s yet. actually been out to this point no one has had a bead on the '90s. no the 80's. as you were saying in your presentation, sort of the 80's version of the 50s and 80s version of the 60s are the ones that have kind of had resonance within our culture and i think this again kind of falls outside the purview of what you wrote about that when i think about the 50s versus the 60s one of the films that comes to mind are of course 1994, the bush era there where i feel like a lot of people got the idea of jow the 60s, that was in all those hot crazed people eating up their girlfriends and selling crack-cocaine and doing all these things and yet again this deification of not just innocent but of gullibility, stability. did you just blindly accept the people told you, you will be fine. if you challenge people, if you figure out a way that the world might work than a dozen currently then you will be screwed and commit misery for yourself and for everybody aro

kline may have been virtually unrecognizable in his recent appearance as edward stanton of the secretary of war in the movie the conspirator. but he is no stranger to us he testified before our committee ten years ago at our 2001 hearing, and i am delighted that he's made a return performance and encore i guess i will call it, and because i look forward to hearing his perspective on the progress that has been made during the past decade and the road ahead. so welcome. we are delighted to have you here. >> [inaudible] hello? talk, he says. time remaining? [laughter] a bitter talks quickly. senator collins, thank you, senator lieberman, thank you and for the mice mention of the conspirators and my performance as a historical figure. members of the committee, thank you all for inviting me to appear today with this distinguished panel and a mixed this collection of such remarkably policed self possessed quiet but ultimately very vocal delegates. ten years ago as you mentioned i had the honor of joining mary tyler moore and the 100 plus delegates at the 2001 jdrf congress. since then, i am ha

elizabeth cady stanton said we consider women are treated as property.perty. to be disposed of as we see fit. these women understand what alex paul understand the original author of the equal rights amendment. that abortion is the ultimate exploitation of women as it kills our children. they are standing up in the halls of congress and the governorships across the country to fight planned parenthood where they live. the largest abortion provider in this nation that we are supporting with our tax dollars. this president and this administration will do anything to keep them in business. it will shut down the federal government. they in indiana will make sure the poor people do not get medicare. in alabama, we have jackie walorski. she ran last time -- she's a fabulous campaigner robbed of her election in my view by just a few points and we're proud to endorse her and be involved in her campaign again. she will run. there's no incumbent. it's a better district. we're so excited about her and her future. also, i've just met today and i'm so excited about the

host: stanton, michigan, good morning. democrats line, becky. caller: hi. i have been -- all my children have been through this in different ways. i am so frustrated. i first want to tell the lady that was thinking about getting one of those fast track, i think they're called, don't do it. and my other -- my other -- i have complaints. now, i heard not too long ago that the banks owned half of the houses in the country. is that true? and if it is true, another thing they're not doing is taking care of these houses. you go in, and there's a hole in the roof, and it's been there ever since the people moved out, and the place is junk. why don't banks take care of things? guest: well, that's a loaded question. i mean, it's a very tough thing. i think what you're seeing out there is that the banks are completely overwhelmed by the volume of foreclosures that they have to handle. and these banks are usually sitting far, far from the homes that they actually own. and so what they do is they hire people locally to take care of the homes, and it's up to those people

kelly stanton is sharing the pictures she took.through now. we just feel so bad for our neighbors and feel so sorry for the firefighters who died. >> thousands are expected to attend friday'ser avalariond a. that starts at 12:30. >>> welcome back. the time is 10:28. the temperature outside, 72 degrees in sunnyvale. 62 in concord, 64 in fairfield. mild along the peninsula. 59 in san francisco. still you'll hit about 65 even in the city by the bay. we've got gorgeous weather to look forward to throughout the day today. it just gets better as we keep warming up all the way through your thursday. we'll jump up to 80 degrees, 72 for friday. a nice mild weekend. marla, back to you. >> before we say good-bye, we have some great news for fans of the olympics. we are proud to announce nbc will continue to be the home of the olympic games for the next four olympiads. details of the deal are not available just yet, but the associated press is reporting it could be in the neighborhood of $4 billion. nbc has broadcast every summer olympics sinc