>> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> steve: trent. >> jimmy: i don't know, i don't have an answer. i was just asking. >> steve: all right. >> jimmy: could be ezekiel. it's not, though. the author of "sisterhood of the travelling pants" is releasing a new book that takes place ten years later. you can tell the characters are getting older, because now, the travelling pants have an elastic waistband. [ laughter ] did you see this? a -- a couple in michigan got married at a hospital right before the bride had her appendix removed. yeah, and this is cool. after the appendix was out, she turned around and tossed it to all the single ladies. [ audience groans ] this is pretty amazing. researchers in brazil have discovered a tribe in the amazon that has never made contact with the outside world. which can only mean one thing -- they're using iphones. [ laughter ] and finally, here's a sweet story. in california, two roto-rooter employees saved a beagle that got stuck in a sewer pipe. of course, by

>> steve: it was a guy.e's walking down to the basement. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he lives in the basement? [ laughter ] >> steve: not good. >> jimmy: there's talk that john boehner and harry reid are offering a special plan that would raise the debt ceiling for just 30 days. and after that you receive a new debt plan every month from one of your favorite congressman. if at any time you want to cancel, just send back the old debt plan free of charge. does not include shipping and handling. [ laughter ] check this out, apple is planning to build on of it's largest stores in new york city's grand central station. or as homeless guys are reporting it, "i'm getting a new office, bitch." [ laughter ] you know where to send the plants. i just saw this. nasa held a career fair this week to help former employees find new jobs now that the shuttle program is over. which explains that guy at the drive-through who was like, "that's one small fry for man. [ laughter ] one giant coke for his big mac." [ laughter ] this is

>> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. there. >> steve: i looked in the rear view mirror and i saw it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yep. pro -- dad made it easy this year and requested one simple gift. con -- being left alone for five god -- minutes. [ laughter ] leave me alone. [ laughter ] and finally, pro -- it's this sunday, so don't forget. con -- honestly, if you did, who cares? it's not like it's mother's day, come on. [ cheers and applause ] that's the pros and cons, everybody. we will be right back with more "late night." come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at cheez-it, we expect a lot from our cheese. hello. hello. how are you? how are you? are you mocking me? are you mocking me? [ both ] well it sounded like you were... now that you're repeating... everything...that i say. ok. ok. [ both ] we made some progress yesterday. [ pen clicks ] click. check. [ pen clicks ] click. [ male announcer ] we take the time for our cheese to mature before we bake it into every delicious cracker because at cheez-

track for steve's motorcycle. >> steve had all of the toys. i think dale bought them all. >> actually, it wasn't all dale's money. some of it was the bank's. lured to a business backed by one partner's ski expertise and the other shares in microsoft, banks loaned millions of dollars to nordic sports haus. only problem was the partner with the know-how, that would be steve, didn't seem to know much at all. he ordered way too much merchandise and soon suppliers weren't even getting paid. $400,000 behind just on snowboards. >> 120 days past due after having 90-day terms. >> he says he went to steve with his concerns and steve replied, by forcing him out of the company. by now steve was into another event venture, because, as unbelievable as it sounds, he hooked up with a second, even bigger, microsoft millionaire. coming up, the mystery man is identified after robbing the dead. >> just feel like your whole world has been shattered. i mean, how could somebody do that? >>> time for the your business entrepreneur of the week. mike and jennifer were

>> steve: how'd that happen? >> jimmy: they're doing better. >> steve: they're doing better. last two games. >> jimmy: i know. and finally, former new mexico governor gary johnson is upset that cnn excluded him from next week's the republican debate. it was too bad. i mean, because after congressman weiner, think of all the fun we could have with a president johnson? wouldn't that be amazing. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a -- [ cheers and applause ] hey, you guys. hey. "thank you notes," in stores now. we have a book out, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] for grads, dads, brads -- >> steve: get one for anyone. >> jimmy: chads. >> steve: anybody. >> jimmy: chads? >> steve: if you like to be clad in plaid. >> jimmy: people that wear plaids. it's only $12. you get it for people. you can get it for people you don't even like. [ laughter ] and you got to get them a present. you go "oh, i hate that guy." you get him this thing. "hey, thank you for being you, buddy." [ laughter

sorry. >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: hey! >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: hey! guy pulled a gun on him. >> steve: oh, did he really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: oh. was it colin hay? >> jimmy: it was colin hay from "men at work." [ laughter ] check this out. a man in minnesota says -- i like that quest was laughing at that. [ laughter ] he goes, hey, and then he goes, hey? hey? and then he goes, i come from the land down under. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: check this out. a man in minnesota says his iphone survived a 13,000 foot fall, after it slipped out of his pocket while he was skydiving. yeah. that's not surprising. if there's one thing the iphone's good at, it's dropped calls. [ laughter and ohs ] i just saw this, a new edition of "al qaeda" magazine claims bin laden fought a vicious battle before he died. you know, if they keep writing that kind of nonsense, i might have to cancel my subscription to "al qaeda" magazine. [ laughter ] i'm not going to put up with it. they have some good recipes in there. [ laughter ] get two bowls of dirt -- >> steve: put them t

and it said, "dear steve.hter ] i don't love you -- anymo'. goodbye forever. i like jimmy." that's what he did. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: i'm so sorry that happened, well, we'll see what happens when my six months is over. [ laughter ] >> it'll shatter you. anyway, i was gary. >> jimmy: yeah -- [ laughter ] yeah, you were gary. >> oh, let -- i do want to try something with you. >> jimmy: yeah. >> let's do the voice. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> the gary voice. >> jimmy: let's do the voice, yeah. >> 'cause all i did was the voice. you actually brought him to life. so, say -- >> jimmy: show everyone. see, here's the picture, real quickly. >> there it is, right there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's me and jon hamm. me and jon hamm doing ace and gary. >> so say a plug in the wall has become unplugged. gary would say something like, "hey, hey! let's pull it out and stick it back in!" [ laughter ] something like that. >> jimmy: hey, ace, let's pull it out and stick it back in! [ cheers ] you're much better at it, yeah. >>

>> jimmy: 2012. >> steve: you got it, baby. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know i'm there, man. >> steve: got a few cases in my car. >> jimmy: check out this one. it's s some old locomotives. [ laughter ] >> steve: hey, it's captain america without his shield. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know that's when he's most vulnerable! [ laughter ] i hate it when captain america's vulnerable! [ laughter ] what are we going to do? >> steve: turn down "swamp people." i've got to hear it. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: turn down the "swamp people." what! i listen to this audio and stamp previews. >> steve: well, they're watching the stamp previews. >> jimmy: turn down "swamp people." i've got to listen -- pay attention. >> steve: the kids are watching it in the rec room, really loud. >> jimmy: kids love that show, man. >> steve: yeah, they love that. >> jimmy: hey, check this out. check this out, you guys. a new study found that your personality can trigger weight gain. yeah, especially if you have the personality of a big fat guy. [ laughter ] "we were on 'swamp people.'" [ laughter ] >> steve: "

and steve moore, is president obama a socialist? >> no, he's not a socialist, but everything he's done on the economy has had one underriding theme, and that is that he wants to radically redistribute income and that means taking money from the rich and from companies and giving it to lower income people and i think that's a philosophy that always fails and by the way, one other point. one reason, kim, that more companies don't speak out against these, the federal government is the biggest customer, to a lot of the companies. they worry if they complain they're going to lose a lot of business. >> the problem that they're experiencing now, though, stuart. they've now realized that without consumer demand picking up in this country. without people actually coming and buying their products, they're not going anywhere. and that is not going to be restored until people start having jobs, and those people are able to spend money and that's why they consider what president obama is doing as a weird political philosophy. >> james, last word

>> steve: her name?e: is it chanese. >> jimmy: no, it's more like shannon. >> steve: shannon? >> jimmy: what is her name? >> sara. >> jimmy: sara. [ laughter ] >> steve: with an "h"? >> jimmy: ew. >> steve: ew. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sara. "no, not with an 'h.' ew! [ laughter and applause ] s-a-r-a. s-a-r-a." ♪ thank you, bottle of frangelico liqueur, for being mrs. butterworth's drunk italian relative. [ laughter ] there you have it for my thank you notes. we'll be right back with more "late night!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] degree asked women to use these jingle bells during one entire day so they realize how much they move. [ bells jingling ] that's why degree created the new motionsense technology, the only formula activated directly by movement keeping you protected for longer than the leading antiperspirant. the more you move, the more it works. and now, get into the move with degree and you can earn prizes like designer shoes, cool gadgets, or amazing trips. find us on faceboo

>> steve: no.ollar. >> alisyn: doesn't look like they're revering you right now, but i'm sure they will momentarily. >> alisyn: let's get to the headlines. a lot of stories to tell you about, including this very disturbing one. this 17-year-old from florida now charged with murdering his parents with a hammer and then throwing a party at his house. police say tyler hadley invited dozens of friends to his home while the bodies of his parents were hidden in a bedroom. police say the son sent invitations on facebook hours before the murders. >> it was a mercyless killing. it was brutal and then the facebook invitation, a party to have your friends and 40 to 60 people come over i think speaks for itself. >> alisyn: police have not revealed his suspected motive for the murders. >> brian: we now have some insight into osama bin laden's death and how it is affecting al-qaeda strategy. u.s. officials believe new al-qaeda chief will focus on hitting u.s. and western targets overseas, not here. the reason? o

>> steve is. >> obviously.. >> and his seersucker suit. >> the reason i'm wearing this seersucker suit is because it's so hot. we know that a million square miles of the country are baking. today and tomorrow, two of the hottest days in the united states across the country since 1950. what is your secret for keeping cool? lauren pedison said she saw one on television last night where people suggested and there she is right there, there's her hand waving. >> i've never seen her face. >> she's part of the witness relocation program. lauren said that she heard a tip for staying cool and that is this. before you go to bed, freeze your sheets. >> oh, fantastic. >> freeze your sheets in the refrigerator or the freezer so they're nice and cold to keep cool all night long. >> fantastic. hey, mom, where's the frozen spinach? it's behind your pillow. >> it's over the comforter. so do you have a creative tip for staying cool? because a lot of people could use them. e-mail them to us at friends at foxnews.com or twitter us

>> steve: okay.compromiser. on the other side, those rotten republicans. >> you know, steve, i'm watching that video clip of senator kyl and wondering when is a republican going to stand up to bob schieffer and on live national television and say, bob, you're lying. that isn't true. it's not that we have a difference of opinion. it's not that you're playing devil's advocate, it's that you're offering a something that's not true. so to say that the republicans are the party of no. the republicans are the only party that's offering a solutions. whether you like them or not, they're the only ones trying to resolve this! >> steve: absolutely. the republicans in the house passed cut, cap and balance. it's sitting on harry reid's desk. if he wants to do something, work on that. we've got a graphic. >> but steve, what has harry reid said? they said no! they said it's dead on arrival. >> steve: it's crazy. to show folks graphically the blame game, let's take a look. abc, nbc, cbs, the stories where they blam

thank you, steve. right, straight ahead, our current laws didn't put casey anthony behind bars. do we need to write some new laws? new rules cracking down on bad parents sweeping the nation, perhaps. and then the president says 80% of americans want a balanced debt deal. but that's not what the polls say. we're going to talk to former white house press secretary dana perino. how is the administration doing its math? [ dave ] ...you take any surface and place it between the earth's crust and my feet and i will bring floor care justice down upon it. oh. please sign that card for carl. ♪ call 1-800-steemer took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. along with diet, lipitor has been show

steve? >> steve: i'd move.over. the lawyer for george and cindy anthony, her parents' lawyer joined us earlier and he wants to punish the defense team. >> in the opening statements, mr. baez made some very -- for lack of a better term -- fantastic remarks about george anthony about the sexual molestation, about george having something to do with moving the body, and before he made any questions or asked anybody anything or offered anything, he didn't have immunity. but in the state of florida, once you ask even one question of anybody involved in the trial, you get immunity. so we can't even sue him. he did what he had to do to defend his client and we're left with the results. >> steve: joining us live in the studio is peter johnson, jr. who says the blame game has started. >> it's begun. so we're going to go into this litigation mania, go to the lawyers, we're going to bring disciplinary charges. we're going to bring lawsuits, maybe in the end, based on casey anthony's theory, maybe she'll sue her own parents

steve? >> steve: nice picture.zing media matters' war against fox news channel. the irs not doing anything about it yet. but the irs was quick to strip another group of its money 12 years ago. joining us is the guy who brought this story to light, former white house counsel for the george herbert walker bush administration, c. boyden gray. he wrote an article in the washington times called taxpayers subsidizing liberal media's war on fox, that got this ball rolling. boyden, thank you for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> okay. let's start by talking just a little bit about this group back in 1989 called american campaign academy. apparently it was kind of like a boot camp for republicans. they were denied their tax exempt status by the irs. right? >> that's correct. >> steve: why was that? >> the irs found that the people being trained were all republicans. they ended up in republican campaigns. the donors were all republicans. the people training were republican operatives and it was based on a blueprint that h

great point, steve.hed reference to a mandate for change and yet, this white house, the democrat leadership and a lot of republicans who would like to capitulate on this core issue continue to ignore the mandate for change that was clearly sent in those november midterms to more power to the house republican majority, a gang of 200 or 400 or so or whatever it is who -- who have stuck to their principles here and i think the coming capitulation on the part of the white house that appears to be on the horizon is a credit to that house republican majority for sticking to its guns and it does show the effectiveness and the power of principle. >> it looks like the gang of six compromise or deal is gaining some momentum this week after, of course, it had been back in may, you know, dead on arrival. so you'll remember, though, that the president had said he's not going to look at any sort of short term fix. that's reportedly why he left the room when eric cantor proposed it last week. now it looks like he may b

steve? >> steve: move on over. thank you very much.cans approve right now, only 38% -- of the job that president obama is doing in handling the economy. but the president seems to be defying those numbers overall. his job approval is still at 47%. so how long can president obama resist the political gravity of a failing economy? dr. larry sabitow is joining us from virginia. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: okay. so you look at his approval rating and his popularity rating. they are still higher than you might imagine given the fact that when americans talk about the job he's doing with the economy, he's not getting good marks. >> yeah. look, you know, all those physical laws of the universe you learned in high school physics class? they all apply to politics, more or less sooner or later. what we find historically is that as you move toward election day, the divergence is eliminated. that is the two lines converge. people's views of the president tend to reflect their view of the economy. >> steve: what you'

steve? >> steve: thanks. caught red handed, cheating on tests.nvestigation into atlanta, georgia's public schools reveal 178 teachers and principals either helped kids on standardized tests or changed the answers later. all to make the schools look better and get more federal funding. now many of those teachers involved may not be prosecuted. georgia state school superintendent dr. john barge joins us right now from denver, colorado. good morning to you, dr. barge. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> steve: it was a little suspicious when investigators looked at all these test scores and realized, hey, how come so many of them have been erased? >> absolutely. and i think if you've read the report, it was fairly widespread. >> steve: yeah. so teachers and principals erased incorrect answer, put in correct answers because there is a lot of money at stake, isn't there? >> well, in this particular school system, they did have a reward system set up. so whereby if teachers improved scores for their students, then they had the potential to earn b

i know steve wynn.hires a lot of lobbyists in washington, d.c., including frank farenkoff to gum up the works to keep casinos with tax breaks and everything advantage they can get. what steve wynn says i could care less. >> dana: rooms in vegas. >> greg: what does it mean? >> kimberly: i like that he is being transparent. he describes himself as democratic businessman, straightforward. but if you are worth $2.3 billion, you can say whatever is on your mind. >> bob: you talk about an oxymoron, steve wynn straightforward. >> dana: he said a magazine rated him as the 512th most rich person in the world. that's like being the tallest pygmy. >> eric: what you have to understand he's talking about businesses. we have 14.1 million people out of work because businesses are not hiring. they are not hiring for exactly the reason that steve wynn points out. they don't know what taxes look like going forward or healthcare looks like going forward. >> dana: i disagree. they have been passive aggressive. they're smar

and instead of steve urkel, his name is stefan urquelle?n, laura's suddenly interested in him because he's cool? but then, later in the episode, laura realizes that stefan is kind of a jerk and wants to change it back to the regular, nerdy steve. he he he, good times." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] man, that must have been an interesting -- from his face, you can tell. must have been an interesting meeting. here's another. this is the -- [ light laughter ] "speaking of urkel, i wish i had a transformation chamber. i bet i can ask the cia to build me one and they'd have to do it. [ laughter ] then i could transform into a cooler version of myself. except my name would still be pronounced 'barack obama,' 'cause let's face it, barack obama is a pretty kickass name. [ applause ] actually, on second thought, i don't need a transformation chamber at all. because honestly, how can you make me any cooler than i already am? stefan urquelle has nothing on me! i've got a beautiful wife. i'm friends with oprah. i'm the president of the united st

steve? >> steve: thanks.or unions and 2012 appears to be no different. this past weekend, the national education association endorsed president obama really early. then they increased their members' dues by $10 a person to help for their crisis fund, which would help with messaging before the election. lizzie is a high school teacher and former president of her local nea and joins us live right now from lexington, kentucky. good morning to you, lesley. >> good morning. >> steve: okay. so you were the local nea president for a number of years, but you cut your strings to that organization because why? >> for exactly what we just heard this week. the support, the continual support of candidates constantly on the left side, on the liberal side and very little support, if ever, any on the republican or even a moderate candidate. >> steve: sure. in fact, some have suggested that the nea really is a wing, political wing of the democratic party. lesley, do you ever remember, and you've been a teacher for a very long

>> and just to add to steve's point, remember how we got here. we got here through the democratic golden ages and through fdr's new deal. through lb j's great society, which gave medicare, medicaid, public housing, food stamps and now, we have the pelosi congress and president obama adding 4 trillion to our debt. >> i would add the bush administration bears some credit, if i put it that way, for this. they had a prescription drug benefit that they added that they didn't finance, they didn't restrain spending on the domestic accounts when they were increasing spending that they had to do after 9/11. >> that's right. >> paul: so, you end up with both parties contributing to this. though the key figure i think is really interesting is the individual payment. the percentage of outlay that go to individuals. that was 28% in 1965, it's almost 2 of every $3. 66% now, which is an amazing figure. that means that's not spending on defense, that's not spending on roads. james, is that sustainable? >> no, it's not. and or actually the trillion and a half dol

and brian. >> steve: all right. over here. we've got eric here because how is the economy really doing? we're about to get an cup date from the labor department. eric bolling, who is standing right here, will react to the new numbers coming up next. >> 15 in a row, 400,000 or more, bad numbers. so hopefully we dip below it. >> brian: really? did you know that toxic cloud at ground zero did not cause cancer? that's what the government is saying. peter johnson, jr. disagrees. he represents rescue workers with similar cases and wants to take a look at that study. we'll do it. >> david beckham, thanks to the birth of his baby girl, brian is one on one. >> steve: brian loves beckham. it's a romance! dad, why are you getting that? is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholester. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪ [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen

steve? >> steve: brian, the debt limit debate still in a stand-off now.o search for even more cuts. with only a week or less to go before default, democrats are pointing the finger at the tea party for the current stalemate. >> speaker boehner's plan is not a compromise. it was written for the tea party, not the american people. democrats will not vote for it. democrats will not vote for it. democrats will not vote for it. it's dead on arrival in the senate. >> steve: so why is the tea party being singled out in the debt debate? our political panel is here to debate. jackie, michael, a pollster and advisor to no labels, and brad is an author. his book is son sale now, number 13 on amazon. good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: so the tea party has been labeled extremists during this debt debate and brad, you are a member of the tea party. >> i am a member, a proud member! >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, does this look like a crazy person? >> listen, america ought to be thanking the tea party. the reason we're talking about spending is because of the tea

we did that just for steve. it looks like a model railroad set there. 4:37 let's go to steve. >>> it is sal. that is from our studio. good morning. yesterday for some it was a nice day for others it was too darn hot or you might like that. the cooling begins today. the fog is ramped up and it's higher today than yesterday. there is no doubt about that. yesterday it struggled to get up above 500 feet for some. if you're up in lake county or areas to the north it will take another day. it's on its way it being the cooler trend. also thunderstorm activity popping up over the sierra. a few of the clouds are drifting up. i saw a few of them coming in. if you wonder where the clouds came from, that is where they came from. 58 in napa. 65 fairfield. they had a southwest wind at 20. that is a key signature if you are looking for inland cooling. so the only problem is that i put my own forecast temperatures together. there is a 10-degree spread on the two of them today. you don't normally see that. it's a tough call toda

no questions for steve? wait a min, hold on, no questions for steve?laughter] yeah, yeah, everybody else says up to here, just a little nick. like i got hurt shaving. [laughter] anyway, thank you again. i appreciate it. [applause] you know what, for the hell of it, you don't have to film this, but i'll show you. there's general dunog in the younger days, ruthless guy. after we got out, he was in charge of that, and he retired -- they didn't hang or shoot him which is how they usually retired these guys. ambassador martin, that's not a good photo of him. that's a photo of how sick he was at the time. he was not a well man. major jim keen who was in the war and in charge of the -- looks 14, charles mcmahon. top vez. does he look like on amtrak guy? i met him -- well, i'm not telling you the end. i guess you know now that they lived so, generic photo, and there's a good -- nick which democratic dick cheney, president ford, run down the river from the only consulate we had, had to fight -- this says canto yacht club, six marines and the consul who not only

wifi. >> steve: bleep-blurp it.. >> jimmy: we bleep-blurped it over there. >> steve: yeah, look at that. >> jimmy: okay, here's -- check out this next app here. this one is cool. it's called "in 20 years." yeah. what it does is it takes a normal picture of yourself, right? you take a normal picture of yourself, and it shows you what you will look like in 20 years. let me try it out. let me just take a picture of myself here. [ laughter ] >> steve: you don't look so good in 20 years. >> jimmy: no, i didn't -- we didn't do it yet. [ laughter ] i was fat there, wasn't i? let me press in 20 years, see what i look like. [ camera shutter ] [ laughter ] oh, man. weird. >> steve: you look frightened. >> jimmy: i look scared, yeah. let me try it on questlove. i'll just hold the phone up and take a picture of you. smile. [ camera shutter ] there you go. [ laughter ] now, let's see what questlove will look like in 20 years. [ camera shutter ] weird. [ laughter ] go back to the home screen. that's weird. i don't know. i don't k

>> steve: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: trying to create space for it.ld do a knee spin into a backspin if you want, i could do that. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: there you go. oh, yeah. i've got some doane's pills for you. >> jimmy: check this out, guys. the astronauts on the space shuttle "atlantis" are testing a new device that can turn urine into a sport's drink like gatorade. it's a little different, instead of the slogan, "is it in you," they use the slogan, "it was in you." [ laughter ] that's right, astronauts are using a device that converts urine into a drink. at least that's what they're telling the one astronaut that everyone hates. [ laughter ] just drink it, rookie. this is pretty interesting, a new study found that smoking can actually protect your joints. or as stoners put it, "dude, we gotta protect all these joints! [ laughter ] smoke them, smoking protects the joints, get it? "you don't --" hey, this is cool. kathie lee and hoda are bringing their show to canada on thursday and friday. that's right. they plan to take in all the

let's check in with the expert steve paulson. >> we have clear skies. the coast is clear and temperatures will warm up. i don't think it will billion anything extreme but we will recover 20-degrees from tuesday. look for upper 80s and low 90s inland. here is sal. >>> steve, traffic is doing well on highway 4 if you are coming up to the willow pass grade you can see traffic is wide open for your drive over to concord. also this morning the traffic is moving well on interstate 880 in both directions. northbound and southbound. if you drive through marin county or take public transit there is big problem with the golden gate transit ferry. let's go live to claudine wong to explain more why some commuters may be out of luck. claudine. >> reporter: sal, there is a strike officially under way. we are at the larks purr ferry terminal and these gates are down. they will all be closed today because of a one-day strike. the district made the decision yesterday after the union issued a press release start strike. ticket takers are striking for one day as they plan

my name is steve, with tndc. we elected support steve, brad, and mara for their respective seats on the advisory committee. they bring a lot of skill sets that we feel will help round out the committee in quite a good balance with residence, with the resident seats as well. so thank you, again, for hearing this issue of the cac, and we hope we can move forward in a productive way on the midmarket issue. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is angelica. we're here to support eva, ste ven, arad, mara, jesus, and linda. we feel these individuals will truly represent the neighborhood and the surrounding neighborhoods. we hope you'll consider the application. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. i am here to support eva, brad, and jesus. please consider their application for cac. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is lorenzo. i am here to support my friends. i know them. eva, jesus, and linda. a believe their good candidates for the cac. thank you so much. supervisor

let's check in with steve paulson for the friday forecast. hi steve. >> good morning, pam and dave. happy friday everyone. we have a bigger fog bank today. they have been there all week long on the coast. the sea breeze has decided to get its act together. temperatures mid to upper 80s inland. and a few low 90s. a lot of 60s and 70s with the breeze coast and bay. now to sal. >>> steve, good morning. traffic is looking very nice here on interstate 880 as you drive up to the oakland coliseum. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on interstate 680 from fremont down to san jose. let's go to dave and pam. >>> time is 5:00. family members and friends will hold a vigil for the good samaritan known as brother john. he was shot and killed while serving food to the homeless in east oakland. there is emotional reaction to his death and well, this whole story good morning jade. >> reporter: that is right. the deadly shooting happened around 47th and marking this area candles still burning for the good samaritan that was gunned down on saturday. paris powell wife still has a bu

that's not stopping our boss, steve hindy.rtant sales call. >> hey, steve. >> how are you doing? >> nice to see you. >> steve is visiting a popular hangout in the area called diner. his goal here today is simple, to persuade owner, andrew tarlow to carry more of his beer. steve sees himself as more than just the president of brooklyn brewery. in his eyes he's the consummate salesman, an aggressive negotiator for his brand. >> so much of beer selling is salesman. i think if i retreat to my office and never get out and talk to people, i think that's a big loss to my company. >> diner already stocks many of brooklyn brewery's beers, but in an ever-growing market, steve doesn't want to lose out to the competition. >> i could have more of your beer on tap. >> you think you'd be interested in the brew master's reserve? >> for steve, these sales calls are crucial. they allow him to keep in touch with his customers. >> when i go into a place like this and our beer isn't here, i get very upset, and i talk to our salespeople and they sa

thank you, steve. time is 6:50. this morning coca-cola reported a big jump in net income to $2.8 billion topping analyst forecast. the world's largest beverage company says it sold more of all its drinks around the world as profits road 18% in the third quarter. sales were especially strong for its coke and diet coke products. coke has seen consistent growth for years because of steady sales in established markets and faster increases in those emerging markets. >>> the maker of tylenol and band aids is also reporting second quarter earnings but johnson and johnson reported profits dropped nearly 20% to $2.78 billion. that's still better than experts had predicted. johnson and johnson has had 25 product recalls that have cut into sales in the last year. but company officials say they're encouraged after three new prescription drugs were approved. show you latest numbers on wall street which is being boosted because of all the second quarter earnings coming in from positive numbers from coca- cola. you h

a big announcement, apparently. >> steve: big. >> jimmy: i don't know. >> steve: all right. >> jimmyybe he's getting his hair cut different or something. [ light laughter ] and he's gonna announce it on our show tonight. so happy that he picked our show to announce it. no, he's got a big one though. big announcement and -- yeah, something, you'll see. and also, making their tv debut, music from this rock duo. oh my god. they're from baltimore, maryland. wye oak is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] talented, young, good-looking. makes me mad how good they are. hey guys, political season is heating up and a lot of people are running for the republican nomination right now. one of the guys is really interesting. his name is herman cain. you guys know who i'm talking about? >> audience: no. [ light laughter ] >> steve: boo! >> audience: boos. >> jimmy: hold off. hold off, boo-siers. [ laughter ] his name's herman cain. he used to be the ceo of godfather's pizza. here he is, right here. this is him, right here. this is herman cain. he's running for president, this guy. [ audien

[ cheers and applause ] "jimmy fallon" happening right [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about -- a great new york city crowd, welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," you guys. welcome, welcome, welcome. [ cheers and applause ] i am so excited. i am so excited, you guys. it's the first day of summer. that's right. this is the day with the most sunlight of the entire year. [ cheers ] or as i like to tell plants, eat up, you fat slobs! [ laughter ] some big economic news. yesterday, president obama urged more foreign countries to start investing in the u.s. economy. it was nice. mexico's president was like, "the people of mexico are with you. [ laughter ] literally, they're already there with you." this was scary. yesterday, a delta airlines flight made a

>> reporter: steve's per zis tense paid off.lton eventually signed on, lured by a small stake in the company and steve's belief in the product. once on board, however, there were differences of opinion. >> i was completely flummoxed because i wanted the brooklyn bridge and the dodgers and all this stuff. and you boiled it down to the b. >> reporter: years later steve admits that hooking up with milton was key to the company's success. >> you know, we had the logo on the front of our business plan when we went out to raise money. people immediately said, wait a minute, how did you get milton glazer involved in this? >> reporter: it's also taught him some important lessons. what's in the bottle is crucial, but marketing can make or break a product. >> reporter: meanwhile, on the other side of the atlantic in a trendy warehouse in camden, to be exact, a different marketing strategy is being developed. >> presence, positions, awareness, profile. >> reporter: a few weeks on the job and without sarah's guiding hand, rob moss, my word

. >>> steve, good morning. traffic is doing well across the bay area. but there are some road work spots for example on the lower deck of the bay bridge. we have one and even two lanes closed approaching treasure island. let's go out and take a look at some of the commutes here. this is highway 4 you can see the traffic is looking pretty good here driving up to the willow pass grade. also this morning's commute on interstate 880 north and southbound the traffic is looking very nice approaching the oakland international airport. and the road work has been picked up and this is a look at the east shore freeway. and as steve mentioned heavy fog and mist going to see some wet roadways out there. so you may want to give yourself extra time as you head out for your morning drive. at 4:30 back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning, the controversial decision came late last night. ktvu's kraig debro tells us about tough new daytime curfews for students in concord. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, pam. the general feeling among thos

let's go to steve. >> thank you. yesterday a ton of fog on the coast and some of that moving locally inland. it's getting chewed up by more of a north wind. temperatures are a little cool this morning. the tropical clouds are moving off unless you are highwaying up to the sierra or down to southern california. looks like a little decrease in some of that thunderstorm activity south of tahoe. 57 redwood city. 60 at fair feel. there is not much of a sea breeze. calm santa rosa. calm san jose. system that moved in yesterday calmed down even cooled down some. it's still inland areas are holding on to the 90s. i don't think we will see a change in that today until this weekend. 60s to 90s. morning fog. nice for some. afternoon highs take your pick if you are near the coast 60s or 70s. 86 in sonoma. 86 in napa. 94 clear lake. low 90s danville. walnut creek. hayward 78 degrees. 86 sarah toga. 83 san jose. 84 wood side. i saw two temperatures there wood side heights with 78 and wood side proper was 84. 77 san mateo and then

thank you, steve. well the labor department just released the latest unemployment report and it is better than expected. new claims fell to 418,000 down 14,000 from the week before. and about 15 minutes earlier another report shows hiring jumped by 157,000. that beats analysts forecast. but more important monthly report for june comes out tomorrow. the wall street journal reports apple will start selling a new version of the iphone by the end of september. paper says the new phone will be thinner, lighter and will include an 8 megapixel camera. this is interesting. new survey by hilton hotels shows 36% of americans would take a free vacation with their boss. only 14% of those questioned say they'd pay double the price to vacation with their favorite celebrity. 15% of travelers would rather spend ten hours on a plane with crying children than drive ten hours with no music or entertainment. and 50% preferred the sounds of silence during a long drive. i don't think i've ever had the sounds of silence duri

here is steve. >> we do have fog out there. there is gray over the bay but once that burns back like yesterday 60s and 70s coast and bay. mid 80s and here we go again low to mid 90s far enough inland. weekend forecast soon. here is sal. >>> highway 4 traffic still looks pretty good. it's a little lighter than crush on this friday. and the morning drive is going to be on interstate 880 and north and southbound across the coliseum. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> the investigation continues into that terrifying plane crash in watsonville. two people on board that plane were killed. look at these pictures. ktvu allie rasmus is there. tells us their plane almost landed right into the watson vail community hospital. >> reporter: now it's a little lighter out here. there is crime scene tape spanning the parking lot. this is the parking lot of the watsonville community hospital. when this single engine crashed it hit the pavement. then it skidded 75 yards across the parking lot before it slammed into the front lobby of this medical

here's steve. >> dave and pam, thank you. we do have low clouds, thankfully not as much drizzle or light rain like we had yesterday but still it's an overcast morning for many and it's also really cool, a lot of mid-40s, upper 40s in the north bay. once the fog burns off and it will burn off sooner today, we will have 50s, 60s and low to mid, maybe a few upper 70s. here's sal. >>> steve, interstate 880 traffic looks good here as you drive past the coliseum with no major issues. traffic looking nice. also the morning commute is looking good on interstate 80 westbound although it is getting busier heading out to the toll plaza. also have a problem in san jose, we will talk about that in just a minute. let's go back to the desk. >> we will talk about it right now because that is developing news in san jose. a 30-foot wide sinkhole has opened up on highway 87 on the southbound side. this is a live picture, folks. this is near west virginia street. now, the chp says drivers obviously avoid this area. engineers are expected to get

thank you, steve. time is 5:10. putting the spotlight on gay marriage. why senator feinstein's doing to dismantle the federal law that bans recognition of gay marriage. >>> and the bombs continue to drop in libya. new talk that is could put an i end to that ongoing conflict. >>> southbound 680 traffic looks good heading to the south bay. more about traffic and weather when we come back. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> welcome back. in libya this morning nato bombs continue to drop on forces loyal to moammar gadafi. the video from over the weekend here shows the sky over tripoli getting lit up by bombs hitting gadafi's military warehouses. now we

thank you, steve. the u.s. trade deficit jumped more than 15% in may. the gap widened to more than $50 billion. its highest level in three years. economists say the increased cost of oil imports is responsible for most of the jump. crude oil hit a peak in may. >>> the world's biggest brewing companies want to attract latino beer drinkers. anheuser-busch is increasing spending on ads in spanish language media and find a deal to sponsor cuban american rapper's concert tour. this summer miller coarse will add spanish to the cartons that hold bottles or cans of miller light and coarse light. also sponsoring a mexican soccer league. the beer industry is seeing sales slip for the third straight year. >>> interesting. dramatic end to a high speed chase in southern california. the reason why police had to catch this crook. >>> and the government is trying to keep a certain type of gun away from drug cartels. what new rule will soon take effect and why not everyone has to obey it. >>> good morning. traffic is m

let's go to steve. >> a very good morning to you all.temperatures will be about the same as yesterday. maybe a degree here and there. the fog is not going any where. so the coast is not really get into the party as far as a warm up is concerned. the inland areas low and mid- 90s. if you're out toward vacaville or antioch and stockton, it's in the 90s but if you're by the coast it's in the 60s. so fog or clear cool. the overnight lows, some summers you walk outside and it's like man it's hot out outside. it could be this time in the morning. others you have a little chill. that's what we have this morning. coast fog sunny by noon. there'll still be some fog, just flirting with the coast. the low clouds and fog even though it's been suppressed it's about 1,000 feet. there's some warm air, but yesterday some of the higher elevations warmed up. same today. if you're by the coast there really won't be much of a change. there are signs next week another little suspect will come in and dig itself out on the west coast which means our inland tem