what did steve get you? >> steve: yeah, what did steve get you? >> not much.ut with this. my mom and i own a couple businesses together. whatever she buys comes out of my pocket, whatever i buy comes out of her pocket. >> jimmy: oh, come on. that's not the way it works. >> steve: well, i mean, it got to -- a few years ago she was walking into a room and she had a beautiful louis vuitton handbag with her. and i go, who got you that? she goes, you did. i go, oh, is that how it works? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's so awful. >> steve: and ever since she's brought her own presents from me. >> true. >> jimmy: hey, i just always love -- i know you're master matchmakers. who is steve dating? >> i knew you were going to bring that up. >> jimmy: who are you dating? >> steve: oh, come on, jimmy. i swear if you weren't married i think you'd want to date me. >> jimmy: oh, come on. [ laughter ] what is wrong with this guy. seriously, who are you going out with? >> right now it's -- the company line i say here on the show. >> jimmy: i love that he gets so awkward. who are yo

let's go back to steve right now. >> steve: thanks, gretch. gentlemen, the long and the short of it. >> that was sweet. >> yeah, i loved it. >> steve: so 15 years ago, fox news channel came on. jim, how has it changed america? >> i think it introduced the idea of fairness and balance to journalism and to public thinking. i see all the time in the newspapers people saying, this is a fair and balanced approach. i even saw david axelrod saying it. >> there you go. >> steve: ellen, you're from the political left. >> i am. you know, everybody says, you work for "fox & friends"? i said, wait a minute. i've been here 14 years, here working, and i love the channel. you guys have been great to work with. >> steve: when we say we're fair and balanced? >> you have always been fair to me. i've always felt like it's been a balanced debate between me and jim and others and it's been a great experience. >> steve: it's been great having you. the lightning round right now. it sounds like the president is going to propose gigantic tax hikes. and i thought he wa

thank you for joining us live. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: you bet you.rico ramirez joins us next. and tony bennett singing a new tune this morning, but most people don't like the words. he says 9-11 is america's fault. >> dana: welcome back. quick headlines. the death toll from that bomb not guilty turkey is now up to three. 15 others were hurt when the bomb went off near a high school in the capital city. so far no claims of responsibility, but kurdish separatists are possible suspects. >>> a connecticut doctor whose wife and two daughters were murdered in a brutal home invasion testifies against one of the accused killers. he faces a possible death sentence if convicted. >> thanks very much. he's always stealing scenes as manny on "modern family." watch. >> my name is hank. here at the lost creek ranch. you god to ride, you're going to rope and you're going to shoot. you're going to see a sky so full of stars it will put your city lights to shame. when it's all done, you might just encounter a piece of yourselves you never knew was there. are there any

steve also mentioned the architect. anthony and michelle worked closely with local 38 and nibby brothers in helping us to obtain all of our permits. thank you very much. other friends of local 38 who came today. from district 8, supervisors got weiner -- scott wiener. fiona ma. mark leno was not able to be here but he did send a proclamation. thank you, mark. we also have a former supervisor for mr. tdistrict two. thank you for being here. we also have a state senator, leland yee. he also brought a resolution for us. that is also inside. we appreciate it. the mayor mentioned bayview police station, our neighbor to the left. we want to thank them and the captain for everything they did. we want to thank you for keeping an eye on our building and apprentices. [applause] he also mentioned our neighbors to the right, the san francisco housing authority. after you see how nice our school is, i am sure you will want to hire about 100 apprentices. i am holding you to it. [applause] i also want to thank the caterers for providi

good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. thank you. >> steve: okay.dreds of dollars a month, but actually if you are foreclosed, pmi can bail you out. explain that. >> well, first of all, mortgage insurance applied only to conventional loans, not fha or v.a. mortgage insurance is there. the issue behind it was if you didn't have 20% to put down on your homes and particularly five, six years ago, although it still exists now, then the lenders would say we'll give you the loan, but because you don't have enough money to put down, you have to buy mortgage insurance. and basically -- so most people that didn't put 20% down have mortgage insurance. >> steve: so pmi -- this is what people need to know -- pmi is extra insurance that lenders require for most homeowners who put less than 20% down on a home. >> exactly. >> steve: go ahead. >> i'm sorry, steve. the concept behind it is this: it is a protection for the lender. so if a person has a home now, let's say, and they either short saled the home or the house is foreclosed on, that mortgage insurance is t

>> thank you, steve.hristie possibly changing his mind now about a run for the white house in 2012? sources close to the new jersey governor's camp claim increasing pressure from high ranking republicans is now making him reconsider. is that really true? why is the g.o.p. still shopping for a candidate at all? our washington insiders, senior fellow of the independent women's forum sabrina schaefer and margy join me now. good morning to both of you ladies. let me start with you, i doubt these rumors are true. governor christie has gone on the record saying he'd have to die to get people to realize he's not going to run. do you think there's any truth to this? >> i don't know, i think there's a huge part of the republican primary electorate that's still very unhappy with mitt romney as the frontrunner and they're looking for an alternative. and i think that after three debates this month, there's a lot of frustrated voters out there who see romney as very paulish behind the podium but seems to lack a certai

>> steve: is it poisoned?yed and said, what are you doing? and i explained, i'm trying to illustrate what affirmative action does, that that is a form of racism, too. and we had conversations and at the end of it, people said, oh, i never thought about affirmative action that way. and that's the good part. that's why good for barkley, bad for bucknell, at least berkeley so far are allowing it to go forward. >> steve: and interesting lesson is learned via baked goods. john stossel, we thank you very much. john joins us from the "fox business" network. thank you, sir. straight ahead, stunning development, fox news obtained documents that show our government not only approved the fast and furious program, it used taxpayer money to buy the weapons. that story is next. and then a major mix-up at the morgue. a daughter shows up to identify her dead mother. one problem. mom wasn't dead. >> steve: allall right. we got quick headlines. new video from italy where amanda knox just entered the courtroom in her murder appe

steve perry is a cnn education contributor. steve you founded and run a school. that 11% going to get bigger as parents opt out of putting their children's education into uncle sam's hands? >> i don't know if it's going to get bigger but it's always been important to take a look at what's happening in our public schools. we've seen too often that our children who are forced to go to failed schools, spend their lives trying to make up for the failures of that school. we can talk about what the the unions say, i just know what they do. they've created a set of circumstances which allowed the least effective teachers to stay employed longer than they're supposed to. >> i want to bring in another contributor, elsie granderson, we hear about effective teachers, teachers who aren't effective, unions as road blocks, partners to change, and then parents. you're a dad. parents are incredibly important for the kind of environment and the expectations they're setting for their children. are we letting parents off the hook when we talk about public school reform? >> we let t

>> steve: a sorority?lways watch out for each other? >> as i mazing? >> yeah. >> steve: what's that like? >> we keep it kind of in the house. >> brian: you can't tell us? it's a secret society! >> there is a lot of practical joking going on. we all have stories. >> steve: there really is hazing when a new girl joins the team? >> uh-huh. >> steve: one little tidbit? >> one little tidbit of hazing. >> gretchen: that's legal. >> we're all best friends. >> like, for example, one time a girl was -- we were shooting a shoot and the photographer decided to play a practical joke and tell her to go -- he was going to shoot her walking up in the distance in a long shot. and she walked off and she kept walking and he's like, oh, keep going, keep going. she kept walking down the beach posing, looking all good. then she gets to the end and she's kind of like, okay, and turns around and everyone had left. [ laughter ] >> brian: that's great. >> gretchen: that's a legal haze. >> i had something like that happen to me. it

thank you, steve schmidt. she doesn't know anything!way, steve schmidt, you'll never forget, that's going in bartlett's, by the way, she doesn't know anything! thank you, john heilemann -- who reported it. up next, republican voters don't like any of their candidates and jon stewart says the problem is the candidates, he says i msnbc. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pill now? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness of treating frequent heartburn. it's simple with prilosec otc. one pill a day. twenty-four hours. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. >>> back to "hardball." now to the side show. first up, bring on the funny. well, it's hard to recall another presidential candidate getting so chewed out for his weak debate performance as is the case w goper rick perry these days. here's now nate toomier took perry

>> steve: yeah.l be viewed in the same light as racists were once upon a time. with him there is no gray area. it's either my way or the highway. >> people who come to feel that way at a certain point in their lives and with respect to the vice president, if i were at this point helping him, what i would say is, use this as an iconic moment. obviously you overshot the mark by a whole lot, becoming this rigid, this reactionary about this matter. what else in your life should you have questioned earlier? because we know he came out of the vietnam war saying i shouldn't have fought that war. he came out of a marriage recently, maybe has feelings about that, like how did i get into it for so long? don't become paralyzed with your hands around the issue. >> steve: all right. maybe he's just angry -- he invented the internet and not getting the credit he deserves. who knows? >> it could be that. but flexibility, al. >> steve: dr. keith ablow, thank you very much. >> take care. >> steve: straight ahead, are

steve. back to you. >> steve: shannon, we thank you very much. the drama taking place at the united nations. first, it was the third debate in 15 days. what did you think about what we saw? >> it's very entertaining progmming. i think they should think about making it a program. every week and keep going. it's compelling viewing. i thought that by putting romney and perry next to each other, it's almost a self fulfilling prophecy that they will be the focus and i think they're the lead contenders and there is nothing that happened last night to dissuade me from the notion that it will be one of them as the nominee. >> steve: what about everybody ganging up on perry? the children of illegals get in-state tuition. he's for it. everybody else on the stage was against it. >> i'm for it, too. as you know. i think that what the other candidates don't understand is that the republican cannot possibly be elected president without the support of independents. a large percentage of whom are latinos. and as i've said on this couch before, latinos are extrem

steve?nt's big donors back in 2008 but now many of those uber wealthy democratic supporters are jumping ship. why have they turned on their guy? they have details straight ahead, "fox & friends" hour two for a wednesday starts right now. >> welcome aboard, folks. live from rockefeller center, today brian taking a day off. in his place eric bowl, bowl, bolling. >> pretty soon you'll have your butt kicked outside. >> bring it, d. wade. bring it. >> you're going to be doing b ball. >> better be a three point line. that's all i have to say. >> you'll be rolling, rolling, rolling. keep that bolling rolling. >> couldn't be worse than kilmeade's performance with shaq the other day. >> that was like somebody was a fly just swatting him right down. >> that's why he's been in the nba so long. >> dwayne wade here, though. >> dwayne wade will be here. let's do some headlines before we do that basketball story. iranian military ships could soon be heading to u.s. waters, huh? a tough iranian naval office

steve, don't go home.speaker newt gingrich introduced the contract with america. the landmark document outlined the republican party's goals and is credited with leading the gop to a congressional takeover. today newt gingrich is releasing a 21st century version of the 1994 proposal, a revised plan he says is a road map for getting the country back on track and newt gingrich, who is running for president, joins us right now from my home state of iowa. and the capital city of des moines, good morning to you, mr. speaker. >> be good to be with you. >> steve: great to have you. i understand what you're going to do later today is unveil this had 21en century contract with america and sop of the things you're doing is you're going to give people new choices, new choices on how to buy health insurance, how toay your income taxes, be save for retirement. right? >> yeah. i think that part of the solution for america is to get away from a one size fits all bureaucratically defined government dominated by washington

song. >> steve: maybe.t included? they're hoping that the president won't show up. >> gretchen: does this talk a little bit too much about political correctness in our society? sorry. i'm just going to say it. if you're going to include all these really sort of fringe groups, i don't know how many buddhist nuns are in the united states, but i know one thing, there are more baptists than buddhist nuns. so if you're really going to try and be inclusive for everyone and abide by this whole pc culture that we live in now, you would think that you would include a big population of our country. >> brian: right. i think you could fit all the buddhist nuns in our country in our phone booth. should we have them? >> steve: right. e-mail us, what do you think about this. meanwhile, he was the only cantor fitzgerald to make it out on september 11 without a scratch. wait until you hear the erie coincidences that saved his life. he thinks they should change your life as well. >> gretchen: and the race for president all c

thank you, steve schmidt. she doesn't know anything! steve schmidt, you'll never forget, that's going in bartlett's, by the way, she doesn't know anything! thank you, john heilemann -- who reported it. up next, republican voters don't like any of their candidates and jon stewart says the problem is the candidates, he says it's the republican voters. catch the sideshow next, you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. so, how was school today ? i have to be a tree in the school play. good. you like trees. well, i like climbing them, but i've never been one. good point. ( captain ) this is your captain speaking. annie gets to be the princess. oh... but she has to kiss a boy. and he's dressed up like a big green frog ! ewww. ( announcer ) fly without putting your life on pause. be yourself nonstop. american airlines. >>> back to "hardball." now to the side show. first up, bring on the funny. well, it's hard to recall another presidential candidate getting so chewed out for his weak debate performance as is the case with gopper rick perry the

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we'll go in focus with steve forbes and steve. and vick taria and mark and morgan. a full house today. steve, is it time to clip the wings of the nlrb. >> not only clip the wins but send it to the smith solicitsonian. it is crushing business and this is starting to push that block back. they are right when they call the nlrb a law firm for big labor. got to shut it down. >> the reason that south carolina is interested, boeing wanted to move a plan from the west coast to a nonyownized plan and nlrb is standing in the way. they tried to open the plant and the nlrb is trying to close it down. >> i think they should at a and i don't think it is a problem for jobs or job creation. >> unions are percent of our work force and the nlrb is newtured by court decision and why can't labor have a readdress in the courts? this is mean-spirited republicanism aimed at removing organized labor and detrying it altogether in this country. >> isn't there a fine line between them having too much power in favor of the union and them having just enough. >> n lrb is sphosed to be a arbitra

steve and i have been all over this air delay thing.eve being the weather guru he is let's go to the san mateo bridge. you see that overcast not too bad for drivers but airplanes come into sfo over the san mateo bridge and up the peninsula and they land there on the two runways. well when it's foggy they can't land at the same rate. it's causing delays reported by some people that have told us about it at sfo. it looks like there is a truck there with looks like a stall on the san mateo bridge. we'll see what happen there is. let's move along and take a look at the westbound bay bridge. there is a 15 minute delay at the toll plaza. it looks like all of a sudden the traffic has slowed way down. earlier when i saw it it was moving quicker than this. now it's not. we'll get to the bottom of it. there is a disabled vehicle on the bridge here. that is right. my goodness. and northbound 17 traffic some slowing here getting up to los gatos. 101 in san jose looks good. if you are driving on the peninsula you are still okay. 6:49 let's go to ste

let's start with weather, steve paulsen. it is very nice out there steve? >>> sonoma and marin coast looks good, low-to-mid upper 90s and by the coast 60s and 70s and also #0s. here is sal. >>> good morning on the east shore freeway it is looking good and if thing more crowded it by the manipulate. you can see traffic is busier and the morning commute looks good but we are getting tolls crowding up those cash lanes. >>> a possible break in the case of missing nursing student michelle le. allie rasmus is outside the hayward police department with discoveries and what is next? allie? >> reporter: she was last seen where she was taking a nursing

steve's way of rewarding his employees may seem extravagant to some, but for steve, this is more than just enzefr send difference. it's a case of promises kept. a bold pledge he made to workers six years ago. >> at that time, we were about about 50,000 barrels or something like that, of production. we said when we get to 100,000 barrel, we'll take everybody on a there into europe. >> so to europe they went. 20 were sent to italy and 28 to sweden. at a cost to the company of away $100,000. >> i told a lot of people about this since we did it, and other people in other businesses are like, woah, that's amazing. i can't imagine doing that. and actually, you probably wouldn't do that if you were a public company. i mean how many times do you read about a public company. but a private company, you can do it. >> for steve, this is about recognizing and rewarding his staff. >> it's really a personal choice. but from the beginning of the company, it seemed to me to be real important to have people committed to our objectives and our commission and our vision. in the beginning we didn't pay to

gretch, over to you and the judge. >> thank you, steve.ates air force has a problem, apparently, with some bible verses. california's vanedenberg air force base suspended a course on war theory because it included references to the bible but now some are crying fall saying the suspension is a misrepresentation of the first amendment. joining me now, fox news senior judicial analyst and host of "freedom watch" judge andrew napolitano. good morning, judge. welcome back to the new year. >> welcome back to your vacation, too. we discussed this about a month ago on the show. what they were teaching is something called the just war theory where they used some bible scripture to give the moral basis for when you should shoot and when you should not. what's wrong with it? >> there's nothing wrong with that and the government -- the united states government has been teaching the just war theory to troops since 1776. the just war theory is nearly -- is accepted with near universal embrace by the judeo christian world basically setting forth the cond

let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> i like you steve. >> i like you too. >>> all right patchy thick fog on the coast and on the golden gate bridge. clearing later for some. pam just asked me what about the beaches? some will get the sun, some won't. it's a really tough call. the fog did not get chewed up yesterday. there were some that pulled off the coast. some areas are clear. i have really thick fog. it's shallow. i do think we top out on the temps today. so patchy thick fog and then sunny and warmer. it will be nice to warm over the weekend. fall creeps back in. i think it lifts a little bit. cooler on sunday and monday. subtle changes no big messes one way or another of cool or high. it looks cooler into monday and tuesday. high pressure did build in. not only aloft but on the surface. that allows temperatures to warm up. september can be the greatst weather for the coast. a few areas did get sun yesterday. the fog was hang on but it did burn off near santa cruz. 49 yeah 49 at the oakland airport. nine o'clock santa rosa -- 49 santa rosa. upper 50s livermore in there. 57 haywar

steve is here. hi, steve. >> hello, pam and david. usually september is some of the best time of the year along the coast for sunshine and it looks like it's try to go get its act together today. we still have some patchy fog over there, but overall looks like a warmer pattern, 60s, 70s and then inland, it won't take long, upper 80s to a few low 90s. there are some cool lows. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. here's sal. reporter: traffic on the golden gate bridge looks good, heading down to the toll plaza no major problems here and it's light. here's a look at the westbound bay bridge and that traffic is moving nicely getting into san francisco. coming up on 5:00. let's go back to the desk. >>> this morning a veteran san jose police officer is behind bars. he's accused of having sex with two teenaged boys. ktvu's claudeine wong joins us now from san jose where there is concern of more victims. reporter: certainly, pam, this investigation is continuing. we are at the santa a clare a county main jail and this is where the officer

steve schmidt was the senior strategist at john mccain's 2008 presidential campaign. and john heilemann writes for "new york" magazine. gentleman, let me just go to you. steve, you're the republican here. heilemann, you cover this party as well as the other party. chris christie, my hunch, my premise tonight. i think he's got something. it's irritability. it's like, don't mess with me. you take a shot at me, i'll shoot back at you. it's the angry guy or woman in traffic. life is congested today. we're angry. he's got that sense. >> he's real. he's tough, he says what he thinks. and i think the american people, who as you accurately pointed out, they're in a very bad mood. they think the country's going in the wrong direction. and they look at washington and they see a giant weasel pack. you know, in the senate, the house, politicians of both parties. he's someone who has approached the problems of his state with utter fearlessness, unafraid to take a position. and i think that people are just absolutely craving an authentic leader. and i think that's why he's resonati

steve how is the weather? >> it will get chewed up but on parts of the coast it will not be too warm. strong on shore wind southwestly win means 60s and 70s away from the coast here is sal. >>> traffic on interstate 880 is of moving along nicely no major problems driving into downtown oakland. if you are going inland, traffic looks good on the downtown bridge. >>> he just arrived on the scene and has a look at -- she has a look at what is going on claude dean? >> reporter: it all centers than car next to me. alameda police say this vehicle got into a crash and they believe this vehicle was going to fast. it hit both walls of the tube and dime a stop near this tow truck. what happens next a toyota coming through the tube hits it and that's what did most of the damage you are seeing to the back of this vehicle when the car spun around again. now i talked with the driver who hit this car but he was shake ken up. -- shaken up. obviously it caused a big mess and they are in the process of cleaning up here. they are

what is the weather like steve? >>> temperatures are cool for some and it will be sunny and warm for all, 60s and 70s some low mid-80s and some lower 90s. here is more. >>> traffic on highway 4 looks good, and also this morning looking at westbound coming out to the mcarthur maze, let's go to dave and pam. >>> police are no choice but to shoot two dogs after they threatened a small child. kraig debro has the unanswered questions still surrounding the shooting, craig? >> reporter: we have a lot of early risers and we have spoken with several people all of whom know about what happened yesterday, but this park is built basically for kids, there are a couple of playground structures but i want to look at a sign that says all dogs must be on a leash, these dogs were not. according to police they had several calls to come to the park because they had two dogs threatening at least one child and one adult. speaking to a neighbor, police told her these two dogs were fighting with other dogs first and they began to attack ch

let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you very much.nted in the right direction for what looks to be okay saturday, cooler sunday. for the weekend higher clouds coming in. will be much cooler on sunday. no heat looks to be on the weather menu. maybe tropical clouds on monday and then after tuesday things should calm down. night morning fog. a pretty good low flirting with us. it will head back toward the west coast. there might lie a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy weekend. we start off with a lot of 50s here. low mid to upper. temperatures held in check by the low clouds and fog. you can see a lot of that thunderstorm activity popping up near the sierra nevada. so the fire danger continues to be high but the north wind which is out in the valley hasn't made it here. thick coast and bay fog will give way to sunshine. i'm warming things up a little bit. i'm doing the broad brush on this. by the weekend partly cloudy skies. partly sunny. showers are possible. it's just impossible to forecast. it will be much cooler as the fog ramps up. the

. >> and let's check weather and traffic, here is steve. >>> looks like monterey bay, that is the only fog i can find there is no breeze at all. 60s and 70s on the coast, 90s to near 100 degrees inland, here is sal. >>> good morning. on the san mateo bridge traffic is moving along well, if you are driving to the peninsular it should be a nice drive. if southbound 101 is approaching the 80 split in sap fran. >>> the -- san francisco. >>> michelle le's body was positively identified and they are telling us about the questions that still remain, allie rasmus has more. allie? >> reporter: the next step for rent sick pathologist -- forensic pathologists is to determine the exact cause of her death. it ends a four month search for michelle le. she disappeared while taking a nursing class and left during a break and did not return. cell phone records show her cell phone had been in the niles canyon area the day she vanished and that's where they were doing a search finding clues to her whereabouts and on saturday, one of those searchers found her remains near pleasantton. now the volunteer wh

meanwhile, steve. >> thanks, brian. as americans reel from the shock of september 11th attacks, many turned to prayer and religion but now, 10 years later, mayor michael bloomberg is excludeing our religious leaders and clergy from this sunday's memorial. like every american, actor steven baldwin was affected by 9/11. he's here live with us. >> great to be here. >> what do you think of the fact that the mayor doesn't want any clergy here? >> i think it's sad. i really do. i think that prayer and faith is something regaress of one's personal individual pursuit is something that in the memory of all this has helped a lot of people get through it. >> absolutely. and when you think back to september 11th, how many people in those buildings that stood behind us were praying just before it happened? >> absolutely. absolutely. and more importantly for me now is that we honor and remember 10 years later what happened. and what brought us together on that day. and how do we keep that in mind? >> what's bringing you to us today i

>> thank you, steve. >>> 8:38.co public schools will be among the first in the country to adopt new national math standards. "the chronicle" reports the districts volunteered to test the new standards. they aim to get students more interested in math to use real life situations. the new standards are expected to be rommed out across the country over the next few years. >>> police at a college in stockton are searching for two people who robbed a campus bookstore. surveillance video caught them breaking in to the delta college bookstore. one used a hammer to smash the door and a minute before any ran inside, they ran out. police say they took an apple laptop and several ipods. >> it seemed kind of bold but it seemed kind of stupid. >> i think it's cruel how somebody could do that to students. >> police are asking students to come forward with information. they are also asking members to look for any one trying to sell the goods. >>> san francisco taxpayers you may get stuck trying to -- get stuck with paying part of

another book which features quotes from steve jobs is due out in november entitled, i steve, steve jobst a companion to the authorizized biography written by walter isakson. >>> meantime, wikileaks founder complaining about a draft of his memoir going on sale today without his approval. he condemned the british publisher for profiteering from an unfinished and erroneous draft. the publisher played for the rights to the memoir last year. he then changed his mind about doing the book. so the publisher is now releasing it as an unauthorized autobiography. >>> drug agents are investigating a big shipment of high grade marijuana from northern california that ended up at the kentucky home of two pro football players. investigators say anthony collins and jerome simpson of the cincinnati bengals were both at home when a package containing several pounds of potent pot arrived from eureka. agents were tracking the package. police questioned boeing players but so far, no arrests. >>> major league baseball is now limiting the consumption of energy drinks by its players. so far the arizona diamondb

steve back to you.ltmightly is president obama going to pay the price for the job's market and is there any way back to the jobs. >> there are numerous ways and having a stable dollar. uncertainty of the tax corrode and repeal obama care and dog frank. and they know it is a burden on businesses. businesses have cash. but why aren't're aren't they put it to work. don't see profitability because of the massive regulations. bill, employers out there and people who could hire. don't you think at the end of the day they look at regulations and i don't know what is coming down the road next and i will sit pat until member else is it in office. >> it is an issue for the employer. but they have huge pay roll costs anyway. i think for them the issue is more what kim is talking about. they are timid in spending the cash. tom watson ibm's employees busy building inventory. >> tom watson had a company making mon net 1930s and franklin roosevelt was putting taxs and regulations which prevented hem from getting back

now with the real story on the weather, hell hoe steve. >>> -- hello steve. >> a few pockets some fog reduced visibility on the bridges big difference the fog has really increased and the fog bank is much bigger today than it was yesterday but it's still only around 1,000 feet. it will make it to parts of the north bay peninsular south and east bay will still be in line for very warm temperatures, although when you get the southwest winds starting to pick up from the delta it is on the cuss. if it starts to collapse it will still be a toasty day inland. there is a lot of low clouds banked on coast and moving over of the bay an areas where there is least resistance. there is a lot of energy and a lot going on only in the passive. gulf of alaska. a little low may pump in clouds on saturday so a few things to keep an eye on. today the big news will be cooler coast and bay. it will still be cooler inland warm to hot but by the weekend temperatures will start to take a plunge especially on sunday. there will be lots of sunshine unless you are by the water's edge. cooler coast and bay, so w

thank you, steve. >>> and sparking change across the boarder. how a boating tragedy involving local fishermen has led to new safety measures in mexico. >>> plus, the two u.c. berkeley grads just released from that eye rainian prison, they are talking for the first time about their captivity. this is your captain speaking, we are fourteenth in line for take off. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your belt, your watch, your shoes. i wonder what gas costs today. seven dollars for a pillow! an extra bag costs what? i hate traffic! ♪ [ child ] the train is now arriving. [ male announcer ] the train has arrived indeed. amtrak guest rewards members earn double points this fall for any trip on amtrak. details at amtrak.com. >>> welcome back. time is 6:14. new this morning, one american has been killed an another one was hurt after a gunman got inside a cia office in afghanistan. now, this happened last night as an office in -- at an office in kabul. the u.s. embassy hasn't told us much yet, only that an

hello, steve. >> sal, it's the yawn of a new day. >> thank you, steve. i like it. >> thank you.will be a beautiful day today for those of you -- it's been a summer where you -- what, fog, cold? not today. even george in the control room, first words i heard when i walked into the room at o dark thirty this morning, it's nice at the coast. it will still be warm inland, but today is the warmest day of the week, and maybe the warmest for about the next 7 days. much cooler by the weekend. there will be a lot of clouds, there will be some sun, but early next week, starting to lean more on the rain. timing is tough. we'll check around tuesday or wednesday, but until then, today looks sunny and clear. 64 balmy degrees in the city. we'll go for a high of 80 degrees with sunshine plenty. it won't take long to warm up, and there's hardly a breeze whatsoever. calm conditions san jose, call at sfo. in fact, it's 61 at fso right now. northeast three out of travis. everything points towards warmer weather. i was just looking at some of the higher elevations. there's warm air aloft, no sea bre

thank you very much for joining us tonight, steve. >> great to be with you, lawrence. >> steve, afterbate that rick perry participated in, you told me here on msnbc that you thought the obama campaign after watching that first debate was hoping to get perry as a nominee rather than romney as a nominee. that florida poll, going one on one, perry against obama, romney against obama, bears that out. there's a very significant difference there. are voters going to start making their decision here based on electability, or when in the republican primary do voters start turning in the direction of electability? >> i think that as long as you see two things, polls that have rick perry ahead of mitt romney and polls that have mitt romney ahead of barack obama, you're going to see the romney campaign making a really big issue out of electability, saying that we're the stronger candidate in the race, that mitt romney's the republican who can beat barack obama. and i think when you look at the florida primary, which is a big, important primary. it was four years ago, it will be very important in

. >>> steve, good morning. as we look at the traffic pictures we are noticing definitely more people are on the road on interstate 880 and 80 pretty much all over the place. we do have one crash that is causing slow traffic and we will tell you about that. that is westbound 580 at grant line road. ly tell you about that in -- i will tell you about that in a moment. westbound bay bridge getting a little bit of a backup. westbound 580 two lanes blocked. people coming from tracy if that is your commute to livermore you need to give yourself extra time. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> thank you. 6:01. a disturbing story. two burned bodies were found inside of a suspicious apartment fire in oakland and may have been the victims of murder. ktvu kraig debro is in oakland right now where this is all being in facted by -- investigated by inside teams. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the fire happened at coolidge and coal behind. me. you see we have a light up there in the second story. i was able to lo

steve's son, my son, they're quite affected.ing to go into new spaces, overwhelming spaces without a structure and support and every day jonah happily got out of the car, ran to his wonderful aide, chris, and came home filthy. came home with dirt from climbing up the canyon and with the rope swings. and just happy, happy child. like every parent dreams of having is a happy child who goes to camp and enjoys his summer rather than enjoying the summer of no structure. i can't tell you what this has meant to all the families. i talked to the parents. they can't wait until next year. as steve alluded to, this is a long list for the camp. i am hopeful. i want to work with parks and reck to expand this -- rec to expand this so more children with parent. hopefully with the speerties that vicky brings with -- expertise that vicky brings with this maybe we can get an after-school program. every kid deserves what all san francisco kids have which is a wonderful, wonderful youth program as you alluded to. it's expanded, the youth program in

now here is sal. >>> steve, good morning.und highway 4 traffic looks good if you are driving up to the bay point area. already slow traffic in antioch. this mornings commute looks good if you are driving on interstate 880 north and southbound here. let's go back to dave and pam. >>> we are learning about an aggressive public relations campaign launched by bart to try to sway public opinion. claudine wong joins us now with the tack tickets bart used some people say went too far. >> reporter: we have been talking to riders this morning coming in and out of the civic center station. everyone has been asking the same question is there another protest today? no protest planned today but it's public relations and the public relations spin that is causing the controversy this morning. this comes out of the protest like you are watching now. it was then when bart was holding multiple press conferences. according to the bay citizen, bart not only tried to recruit riders for one of the press conferences but prepared a script for the ri

steve? i have something here that just crossed it says colts' owner saying peyton manning will miss the whole season. it's kind of breaking news. >> i saw that on nfl. it is nfl news. >>> well, our first rain of the season came in yesterday. maybe the seven to ten-day outlook. in the meantime, we'll eight get sunshine and weather. still some patchy fog and a real cool morning out there. when we last spoke on -- spoke on freeway. it was 95, 96, 97. mostly sunny, sunshine, breedzy, warmer. still some possible showers. yes, our first rain, cazadero, fort bragg in there. mountmount diablo .09. mill valley .08. after that, vacaville, .01, some drizzle along the coast as well. it counted. that was our first one. now, the rain is gone, so are the clouds. sebastopol, 45. fairfax, mill valley, 48. saw three reading in mill valley. los gatos, 48. clayton, 49. 48 right now at the napa airport. they've bottomed out at 45. 52 oakland airport. 51 redwood city. the system that came by yesterday has left be

the traffic. >> you are welcome steve. >>> do i say the golden gate bridge? i don't know anymore. thank you pam. now it is not going to make much of a portion it is very shallow and will burn off in most locations but some are cool and very warm and i will show you the currents here in just a second. 51 napa, the city is 52 yet low 60s for livermore and san jose. there is a big difference in some of these lows. a little component west at 3, not much wind when travis is only 7. you need to get over 25 and 30. a deep system is out there but not moving and there is a lilo getting closer and closer not coast. it will keep the coast from warming up too much the fog is so shallow. cool on those lows upper 80s to 90s 100 defreeze end land and it looks like we will start a cool trend. some thick fog out there hot inland temperatures 62 to 100 degrees so if you live out towards antioch and brently and you commute, you will go into not so bad conditions, but a lot of locations will be in the 60s yesterday 80s and 100s. we do have a hot day and cooler thursday some part

over to steve. >> the temperatures close to yesterday. 60s and 70s. upper 40s, especially on the north bay. some showers, no popping up, especially in yosemite. there is the 49, red wood city is 53. a system coming through and another in southwest oregon. that will have to go through and then the high pressure will warm us up on saturday and sunday. after the fog, a breeze. 60s and 70s. not pad on the sun. we will get warmer, especially inland sunday and monday. >>> more merger talk around yahoo this morning and wall street said they are talking to a california venture firm. this is after they fired their c.e.o. earlier in the month. the company is a prime take over target. >>> a $5-million class action lawsuit over coffee from save way. they are accused of selling a product with not as much of the hawaii-grown ingredient. >>> everybody is talking about this and it has been seen around the world. >> i did not want to watch it. i could not look away though. >> this man is talking about his story and what he had to say about the person that saved his li

steve paulsen in just a moment.raffic is moving along nicely at the coliseum where the raiders beat the new york jets on sunday and people in new york are still talking about it. let's go to steve. >> i am off the bandwagon. >> you jumped off the giants bandwagon and got on the raiders wagon? >> i like the raiders offense. we have clear skies, some fog dancing down around -- well it is there but off the marin sonoma coast, if you have any fog by you, you can always tweet me, but so far skies are clear, warmer weather kicked in and i think we will level in even the city and much of the coast will be fog free, maybe some patchy fog, high pressure is here for a couple of days and by wednesday night thursday it may start to get knocked out but will hold its ground for 48 hours. low 50s, 51 and 52 in san rafael. san jose 58, fs o southwest at 53, higher elevations good old fashioned 90s inland 70s by the coast and i do expect that breeze to pick up later on especially higher educations north bay, warmer lows are cool, 60

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not to step on steve's toes but steve did say that the fog was moving through and pushing in and there you see evidence of it. it's not affecting drivers so far. this is a look now at the east shore freeway. traffic is slow. westbound 80 is going to be slow from about pinole valley road all the way down to -- it gets better in el cerrito. we have a lot of slow traffic along that stretch. as we move along, this is a look at the commute on highway 4. slow traffic there. slow traffic in bay point. 7:37, let's go to steve. >> you are not stepping on my tows, sal. you are correct. >> for some it will be sunny or mostly sunny or partly cloudy. multiple layers of clouds here including the fog which is very, very shallow. this is a really, really challenging forecast on the forecasted high temperatures. now, the fog on the coast. that's easy. but i mean -- a tweet from jessica. she says i'm out in pinole. is it a long-sleeved shirt day or a short-sleeved coast? in between, i will say still warmth but tomorrow we'll cool down across the board and we'll take that right into the weekend. this is