. >>> the nfl won't fine jim harbaugh or jim swartz after their agrees of post game hand shake.z took offense to harbaugh, escalating is -- no fight so no fine. >>> campbell's old -- raiders headquarters he thinks he will only miss six weeks with a broken collarbone. the starter for sunday's game against kansas city. pryor is the man now behind bowler but you would think the raider also bring in more experienced quarterback. >> yeah. >> just served a five game suspension . >> did go through -- he was in camp. he has some experience with this offense but -- you know the raiders off to a great start. what they don't know is to let that collapse. >> he is -- experienced. >> yeah. >> see you at 11. [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. you saved us a lot of money on auto insurance. i used that money to buy a falcon. ergo, you bought me a falcon. i should've got a falcon. most people who switch to state farm save on average about $480. what they do with it,

swartz took exception and ran down harbaugh and down and bumped him and then everybody gets in there, including lineman and p.r. people. and they were separated and it went on for a while and it was the talk of the town yesterday and here is what the two coaches had to say. >> i was just really revved up and i shook his hand too hard. it was on me. i went in with a strong kind of slap-grab handshake. >> we certainly don't want things like that to occur. but there is competitive people in the league and i think we need to do a better job of just leaving it to the players on the field. >> neither coach will be fined according to the league. >>> and tomorrow night the caps host the panthers. seeking the first 5-0 start in history. i'll see you verizon. brian is back with the edge right after this. have a good night. [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the nationa

swartz didn't like it.ys he hopes to get better at the handshaking routine -- >> keep practicing. >> and plans to speak privately with swartz. >> he said he was just too amped up. he was too fired up. they had just won that game on a fourth down down play, right at the goal line. >> get really excited and then whacked him on the back. >> i watched it. i talked to my wife, i go, that wasn't right. then they went away from the game and came back and of course they had that -- >> it's too bad because it takes away -- that was a huge victory and that has taken away from that somewhat. too bad. >> i agree. [ laughter ] >> i knew you would. >> let's talk about shopping. [ laughter ] >> whatever. >>> the bay area today, a little cooler outside with more fog and low clouds at the coast. about 64 degrees with some patchy fog into pacifica. you will still find some 70s inside the bay and mostly sunny skies there even some low 80s inland but cooler days are ahead. we'll have more on that in a moment. right now let's c

swartz. there was no public apology.e said i was too juiced up after what was really a huge win. >>> time now 6:26. a big day for apple. what's happening for the first time since the death of sources. >>> the eerie connection with other gas station robberies in the east bay. >>> and san jose police investigating the 38th homicide in the city this year. how they are planning on addressing the violence plus we hear from a witness coming up. >>> and occupy sf protestors are taking their message from justin herman plaza to city hall. the demands they have for mayor ed lee and the board of supervisors coming up. >>> change in the wind, low clouds and fog moving in along the coastline of the what does it mean for the weather for now and the rest of the week? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,, california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job.

swartz didn't take kindly to that.arbaugh says he won't publicly apologize for his part in the incident preferring to speak privately with mr mr.swartz. >> that was a big game. >> boys will be boys. >> sometimes it happens. >>> folks, we do have some fog at the coast. a sign of things changing outside as it looks like more of an onshore breeze will cool the temperatures down outside. still, mostly clear inside the bay. and clear skies well ends but that dense fog at the coastline you will want to watch out for that. sunshine this afternoon and nice but just not quite as warm. 70s inside the bay, low 80s inland and at the coast mix of sun and clouds, temperatures manically into the 60s. -- temperatures mainly into the 60s. temperatures coming down further in the middle of the week but this weekend things warm right back up. patchy fog at the coast surging onshore throughout the evening hours and overnight tonight. looks like more fog and low clouds on the way so we'll continue to drop the temperatures over the next coup

very poor record on living up to their promise of transparency joining me to discuss this is aaron swartz founder and director of demand progress dork and i want to thank you so much for coming on and i it's been a while since we've we've had you on the show and before we get into what the new rule is can you talk about you know it's not like the government already has to hand over everything that you ask for when it comes to the freedom of information act they still have a lot of ways to say no so what's already in place. but that's right there's an enormous number of exemptions and exceptions to the freedom of information act it's not a law that just totally turns everything over a look government to the public so for example we government is allowed to withhold things that mightn't danger a corporation they're allowed to withhold things that way invade people's personal privacy which they've often interpreted to mean they can withhold things that are embarrassing about government workers or government officials and they're allowed to withhold things that way in. a criminal investigatio

. >> and joining me now with more on why online dating is thriving for the over 50 set, pepper swartztionship ambassador. great to have you here. >> thank you. >>> so what happened to this notion that's online dating was a young person's thing? it's flat wrong. >> well, they looked at their kids having a great time meeting someone online. they look at themselves at 60 and think b you know, i could have 0 years alone or i could find somebody else, but i don't know anybody else. so online becomes the only option and a good one. >> and what is it about the lifestyle of older people versus younger people that would drive older people to looking on the web as opposed to going out? >> i don't think it's lifestyle so much as you will go to parties as an older person and meet someone. it's not like when you're in your 20s and you constantly meet new people. you go online and meet people you would have never met otherwise. the bad news is, you don't know as much about them as if you met at a friend's house. >> it seems there was always a stigma. are we getting past that sigma now? >> absolutel

that police now question to -- plan to question the baby's two brothers, ages six and eight, cindy swartzans, good morning to you. will these interviews happen with social work sners. >> they will happen with what are special certified forensic interviewers, who are specially trained to interview children. understand that the boys have been interviewed previously. they were interviewed on october 4th, shortly after the police were called to the scene, the parents gave permission to the police to allow the children to be taken to a place in kansas city where specially trained interviewers were there. bill: october 4th was the day lisa vanished. >> that's true. bill: you have no objections then for these young boys to be interviewed again? >> it's a balance of understanding the needs of these children and the best interests of these children and the need for law enforcement to have as much information as they can possibly get. so that is a balance that we've had to consider. bill: will the parents agree to separate enter views with police? >> for the children? >> bill: no, will the parents