recounts in pretty vivid, narrative detail the sort of internal struggle, both within the president's teal and even within the president himself, about how to handle this war in

and so i still bleed teal.till look forward to them winning the stanley cup, it may not be as me being president and ceo. >> maybe this town isn't big enough for you and the new goalie. is that how we can look at it? >> i have no comment on that, as you know. and secondly, it's a great town. it's a big town. it's a town that we love. we love san jose and santa clara county. i know you're a big fan of that. you've been around for a few years now. and i really think that it's one of those places that so many players have come here, raj, and feel really good about being here and really good about the franchise. we're committed to winning. i think that's what makes it great. >> one final question for you. is this an urban legend or truth, do you live next door to joe thorton? did i hear that correctly? >> i do not next door to joe thorton. i live across the street from joe thorton. >> very good. greg, whatever you do, good luck and enjoy it. i think we are a little bis appointed that you're leaving. congratulations

teal, if i remember when i saw them. they are out on the street. they have a radio system that goes into their business district, and if something happens, they call on their radio, they call it over to the business district, and the business district gets in touch with the police. it is a very harmonious relationship. there is no reason they can't have a good relationship, there is no reason they can't be doing some kind of scurt problem. again, it has to be open inform all security, -- open to all security, not just a select few. and if you are asking them to do a service for the city, if has to be a specific service. and you set the pay rate. they are not going under the table to noshte -- negotiate with a private company. there are many different models. there is nothing like san francisco's models with patrol specials, but there are things that will meet the needs of their clients. this is a good service they are providing to their clients. they are not asking them to provide a service to the city, and you can't is ask them to. commissioner ch

couple accused of tealing the 22-year-old vvctim's disability paymenn. >>> elderry woman is aken to theital after a fire in dundawg. happened on east %-boulevard ssootly after 8:00 o'clock this mornnng. the fire started in the bedroom. improve thh safety of he burned for days. and lass month another train this one carrying acid derailld. the sti they will replace rails and install new drain annual equipment and install new emergency radio transmitter in the tunnel. >>> how are the road looking on this friday night? lauren now has our traffic edge report. hello lauure. >> hello jeff. we are deaaing with a ton of congestionnonn% the south west side due to on inner loop at wilkins avenue -úas we check in and leif ook at frederick road notice it is going to be pretty slow. the congestion ill ccntinue s we make our way tt the top side of the belt way dealing with an accident on the outer loop at york road and check in and take a live look ann notice it its jaa packed. do expect delay on the inner loop as well and speeds clocking in at 17 miles per hour. see relief makk your ay to parkville b

. >> we have one tip from the corner here, a green/teal american-made pickup truck that drove very slowly up around the corner, came back, drove very slowly. >> reporter: flynn is hoping that a tip and fingerprints taken from two remaining guitars leads to an arrest. he is offering a reward for each guitar. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> time is 4:38. time to check the commute with mike. some more construction in the east bay. >> yeah this is not a sig-alert but a full closure, this happens almost every week night, southbound 880 at the 92 interchange. folks will be routed off the freeway headed down towards tennison. also if you are heading over on westbound 92, from 880, you are off at hesperian. no major issues now, but we will follow this. that construction down through oakland still an issue for southbound lanes, though two lanes are open past 23rd. >> thank you very much. certainly cooler out there. >> yeah. we have 40s outside. i know it's september, but, boy, this is chilly for this time of year, especially the north bay where we will bottom out in the 40s. still a sea breeze

we had one tip from the corner here, a green teal american-made pickup truck ta drove very slowly upround the corner, came back, drove very slowly. >> reporter: flynn is hoping that a tip and fingerprints taken from two remaining guitars leads to an arrest. he is offering a reward for each guitar. in fact, he is offering two rewards. $1,000 for the return of one of his guitars. $2,000 for the other. but he says, of course, to him his guitars are priceless. reporting live in martinez, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> okay. >>> backpacks that can be a real pain in the back. >> it should be exactly like that, but it's way low. >> a spine surgeon shows us how heavy is too heavy. >>> a speed bump. how much faster is google. the tech giant's new search and why some privacy lovers are hating it. >>> welcome to the jungle. a casino on the defensive over this lion attack caught on tape. inch and good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we had a major drop in temperatures, some 30 degrees. it's going to stay cool for tomorrow as well. lily low 60s in the south bay. r umils on

so saturday looks it's mainly a north bay event, but not a big teal.re's something different too. watch what happens sunday. sunday at 2:00 p.m. we get a bulls eye that goes through the bay area. none is big rain-producing stuff, but in this pattern i would expect scattered sprinkle, drizzle and rain. if you're in lake tahoe, rain up there as well. that's the most recent run, tomorrow we know it's going to be warm like today, maybe a degree or two warmer, you might find a couple of low 90s. 75. 8 82 in clear lake. 82. good air quality, fire danger, i'm telling you, we had the fire out there today off 23 24, then got right on that. this time of year, you don't expect that. it's dry and hot. not today. wasn't dry or hot. fire got on it. if we do get rain on friday, saturday, and sunday, that will help the fire concerns greatly in the bay area and northern california. we could dodge a major fire weather bullet this year. >>> our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks

so saturday looks it's mainly a north bay event, but not a big teal.s something different too. watch what happens sunday. sunday at 2:00 p.m. we get a bulls eye that goes through the bay area. none is big rain-producing stuff, but in this pattern i would expect scattered sprinkle, drizzle and rain. if you're in lake tahoe, rain up there as well. that's the most recent run, tomorrow we know it's going to be warm like today, maybe a degree or two warmer, you might find a couple of low 90s. 75. 8 82 in clear lake. 82. good air quality, fire danger, i'm telling you, we had the fire out there today off 23 24, then got right on that. this time of year, you don't expect that. it's dry and hot. not today. wasn't dry or hot. fire got on it. if we do get rain on friday, saturday, and sunday, that will help the fire concerns greatly in the bay area and northern california. we could dodge a major fire weather bullet this year. >>> coming up, mid-september, giants are right in the middle of the pennant race. did they pick up ground tonight? u owi stgoth n csechkint

same teal at this restaurant, no cash, no problem. >> they can come in and eat and leave without payingeporter: well, they don't pay the old fashioned way but they do pay by cell phone. >> they get a text message seconds later that says thanks for eating lunch here. >> reporter: the future is here and you don't need to cary cash be, plastic or even a wallet as long as you have your cell phone. >> we do everything el from our phone. we figured let's make a nice way to use your phone as your wallet. >> reporter: they are former college roommates that say they hatched the idea one day after one of them left the house an forgot his wallet at home. he had to borrow money and paid him back with a check. that whole hassle inspired them to start a company. >> we were just like why can't i just text you this money? then venmo was born. >> venmo is a system they set up to pay for things by teching. it allows to you link your credit card account to your cell phone so can you send money to your friends through text. >> kind of a whole new way to look at paying people back. >> reporter: michael is a

what we're talking about right now would be the fog and we are tealing with that especially over in prince george's county east of the city. be careful if you are traveling between andrews air force base and your exits there in landover. no incidents to report right now top stretch of the beltway between college park and bethesda. southbound # 70, again, awe little bit of that fog is starting to roll in over on to the west side of town. this is a live shot coming south of 118 headed out towards mva. overnight roadwork at 124 cleared so no problems there. overnight roadwork still in place on the beltway at 66. that is where they were diverting traffic westbound. 395 coming across the 14th street bridge, nice and ease you right now with no incidents reported. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> our big story, investigators back on the scene of a defense -- devastating fire in manassas. three homes burned and still unclear what started the fire. firefighters say it will likely take some time to figure that out because of the magnitude of the blaze. >> the fire started at a home

we're tealing with a the bit of fog if you are traveling in from the west.xtra time out there on the roads. no incidents to report southbound along 270 out of hyattstown. we are slowing around the curve here. some of that fog is out there but a lot her work for those traveling in prince george's county. if you are travel ago long 28 approaching 66, we are checking for a crash along the right side of the road. we are seeing traffic continue to flow with ease. suzanne nikolaus is slowing in centreville. we are 7100 to nutley street and nutley to the beltway. >>> fox's the good guys returns for its season premiere. >> holly has a sneak speak coming up. >> we'll check in with holly in northwest d.c. coming up ♪ [ sniffs ] morning. you got in pretty late last night. dad, i'm not sixteen anymore. still, it was late. well... you're not gonna have to worry about that anymore. yeah, why's that? ♪ todd's a lucky man. ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ that's what i told him when we talked last week. ♪ ...is folgers in your cup equals chili's $20 dinner for two. share o

. >> we had one tip from the corner here, a green teal american-made pickup truck ta drove very slowlyound the corner, came back, drove very slowly. >> flynn earned a grammy nomination for his band machinehead for the 2007 release "the blackening." >> the san jose police department will honor officers and members of the community today. the department will hold its annual major awards banquet to recognize people who acted selflessly to protect others. the banquet is at 5:00 at the fourth street summit center in san jose. >>> it looks like two thieves stole the wrong snake. they stole the 5 foot long python yesterday, they got caught when they were at mcdonalds. people put down their burgers and called cops after they saw them wrestling with the snake. >> they were pretty dumb. >> police arrested those guys, they were accused of stealing a lizard as well as the python. the problem was that the python asked them to get a kid's meal. they came back with a happy peel. the python wanted a kid. >> ugh. all right. cool new way to save you money at fancy restaurants. >> this is a group on the

how do you teal with a situation like that? you know you are helpless in the situation. nothing can you do but pri. >> reporter: april allegely got into it with a neighbor's smaller dog in late february. however, the dog's owner didn't complain nor did she bring her dog to the vet until a month after the incident. at the hearing, the waddells a there was no hard he have of an attack. >> she brought pieces of paper with ill strags on what she has seen. no actual pictures, no animal wounds. there was a bill from a veterinarian but it never specified what actually was the findings, why her dog was injured. >> reporter: a been el for the prince george's county animal control found april guilty last week. now, the black lab must be euthanized. the reason? the county claims she often roamed free in their secluded cul-de-sac wooded neighborhood and was a nuisance. april was also deemed vicious based on one complaint by that other pet owner. the family says it is the first complaint ever. >> we have never been told -- we've been living mere for nine years. i'm sure they could ha

. >> we had one tip from the corner here, a green teal american-made pickup truck ta drove very slowlyup around the corner, came back, drove very slowly. >> reporter: flynn earned a grammy nomination for his band machinehead for the 2007 release "the blackening." >> we all remember that very well. >>> 5:20 is the time. time to check the commute with mike. >> note to our friends in the control room, i didn't put all the details on the map until we get to this live shot, right now emergency repair work, southbound 880 at oak street. they have extended that until 5:30. so you will still have three lanes, three lanes on the southbound side blocked from oak street to 23rd. still no major slowing. green means speeds are above 50 miles per hour. when it starts to dip, we will go to yellow coloring. typical blotches here and there around the caldecott tunnel. 580 moving smoothly through oakland. 880, that sig-alert extended through 5:30. a big note yesterday was livermore. horrible back-ups because of an early morning accident. this morning, a nice, easy drive, folks. that's a good treat for y

but now he will be with team teal. there is a deal to get him. it will be made official.etails later on. beefing up things between the pipe there. >> getting ready all these sports changes. exciting. >> it is. >> we hope mike -- >> i'm getting the chicken wings ready. >> oh, chicken wings, yes. looking over here at highway 4. an incident that just popped up, chp reported just a few minutes ago, within the last ten minutes, an accident reports westbound at willow pass road. you will find slowing coming through pittsburg and bay point in the next few minutes because it's blocking two lanes. that's not good timing because this is about the time we typically see a slowdown through antioch. speeds are at 64, 65 miles per hour. right at about 5:30 speeds will dip around summerville if this doesn't clear in the next 20 minutes, we could have big problems. we will follow highway 4 carefully. in the east bay, westbound 580 smooth through livermore. eastbound a bit of slowing through the construction zone. i don't think that's an indicator, but we want to warn you about the eastbou

we are teal four people have been taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. but this is at the grand avenue exit of 580 and that exit, we are told, is going to be closed until 9:00 p.m. >>> well, you've probably heard about the florida pastor with plans to burn a stack of korans this weekend. in fact past hour, sarah palin has jointed those asking him not to do it. despite international condemnation the small florida church is going ahead with the burn on september 11. police are calling in extra officers as tension grows. >>> reporter: terry jones is not backing down. >> we have no intention of canceling. >> reporter: despite an international backlash, the florida pastor plans to burn 100 copies of the koran on the anniversary of the september 11 attacks. jones says he want to send a message that radical islam should not be tolerated. >> it is possibly time for us in a new way to actually stand up, confront terrorism. there is something very much wrong with our policies. >> reporter: the vatican is calling the idea outrageous. the commander of u.s. troops in

so this lovely late -- lovely lady here in the teal. >> i have been off birth control for 6 months ande. i heard of one called natazia. i would like your suggestion. >> you hear that word, and the pharmaceutical companies like these sexy names. if we can get you to take a birth control to stop unwanted pregnancies and things like that, if it's sexy or comes in great packaging, we like the way the things look as women, and your girlfriend may say, take the "natazia" it works for me. it may not because every woman is different. it's great to have options, birth control pills have estgen and progesterone in them. natazia is different, it's the first one with a different etgen and it's quadrophasic, it changes four times throughout the cycle. that may or may not good for you. changing can sometimes make the pms thing a little more crazy every month, or it can make you less crazy. it depends on how it works for you. some women are hormone sensitive, and some not. so it's really, you gotta try it, is what your gyn will tell you and what you are trying to get out of it. don't be thrown by the

hopefully this will force people to start to teal wideal with th >> it's a situation where either there had to be something criminally done and if it was because the boys were underage. are we saying that he did something inappropriate because he lured them into these physical relationships? >> well, you know, the legal issue in terms of what's criminally responsible and what's liable in terms of civil responsibility are for the courts to decide. this case is being tried in the court of public opinion right now which is why eddie long is falling behind the curve. the public is looking at photos and saying why would any 57-year-old pastor send photos like that to a 16-year-old boy, regardless of whether it's true it's inappropriate for a man of god, a plan supposed to be anti-gay, a family man married with four children it doesn't look right. i guarantee you this, there won't be any more presidents visiting new birth baptist church, there won't be any more fine ra funerals for civil righ leaders anymore. >> he's supposed to be back there next sunday. is that a smart move? >> a think he's

recounts in pretty vivid, narrative detail the sort of internal struggle, both within the president's teal and even within the president himself, about how to handle this war in afghanistan. you see a lot of doubt on the part of the president and the part of some of his advisers about whether or not that war can be successful in some fashion, you see a lot of backfighting among the different camps within the administration over -- around the context of that policy debate, and i think what you get out of it is a pretty riveting look at how really important policy is made in this day and age. jenna: tell us a little more about the president's -- how the president is portrayed. you mentioned doubt but overall how is the book describing this president? >> he says he thinks he has about two years with the public when it comes to afghanistan, so he has to do whatever he's going to do in a relatively quick fashion, otherwise, he feels like he's going to lose the public's support. in fact at one point he tells senator lindsey graham, republican of south carolina, that he had to impose a july 2011

some on tourist vis as specific teal have babies who become american citizens. she brought up the terror angle. she brought it up out of the blue. i never heard about it. jack gray never heard about it. nochb us even -- or diplomat know that louis gohmert had talked about it before miss riddle goes on. she claims she was not used to being on tv, even though she's been in this office for many years and that we asked her about terror babies and she didn't understand what we were talking about. >> when you are stuck in a room, a -- something about half the size of this stage, you are sitting there with this background and there's no monitor, no tv. you can't see any body language. there's nothing you can see. all you are looking at is a black box and a thing stuck in your ear. and then all of a sudden, they are coming on with this terror baby thing which i had never heard. it was like what? and to be quite honest, it's a little bit like walking into a boxing ring and getting slammed in the face the first thing. and it takes you a minute to kind of get your footing

again, we teal that we have the votes. the unions want to test our ability on that, we will look forward to that in the lame duck. health care, what can i say? we agree the majority of the american public which has come out in very recent polls, and won't quote them all. i will say the majority of the american people has said they wish the law would be repealed and they it was basically a bad idea and they are concerned about the impact of job growth. we feel the same way at the chamber. we are heavily involved in the regulatory process, specific think graffering clause provisions. wrnk -- grandfathering clause provisions. i think from my viewpoint i testified twice on the hill on this issue. the white house speech writers never really knew what the legislation said on capitol hill and when the president was out there talking about how this would control costs. the bill would norv r never help control costs. it was unfortunate to me that the white house got caught in that and didn't deal with the issue of -- it is not abou

less tax and republican president -- and president obama is running on his record that the economic teal and policy has got in place. martha, there is one caveat here, we do not know what president obama's future economic plan is going to be because most of his economic team has jumped ship. they're gone. and until we get people who are going to replace them, we don't know what the economic plan of the future is going to be. the three people on the screen, they're gone. they wrote the obama economic policy. they are gone. we don't know what the new policy may or may not be until we've got replacement names. martha: that's a very good point, you know, and it remains to be seen whether or not president obama himself and his own philosophy about how to fix the economy could be altered by anybody he would bring in to advise him. >> that's the question, will he pivot to the center or will he maintain his current position of more government spending, higher taxes. will he do it. martha: all right stuart varney, good questions, a lot of what we're going to address today. thank you sir. >> thank

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endorsement on, and they pad all of that into their price, and so it doesn't offer seniors a good teal. i'm going to get to your question. let me just get there. host: sure. guest: so what happens is seniors -- and one of the reasons seniors are so disaffected with aarp, they're wise to them now. they're tired of their hard-earned moneys being spent on their left agenda, but they're also sick and tired of seeing that they can get a better deal if they go out and look very hard. and what we're going to do is make it easier for them to find that deal. we're going to take the aarp monopoly pay to play, one size fits all endorsement for one product, we're going to turn it its head. we're building a real-time shopping model for seniors to come in. they won't have to simply take the one endorsement product. they can search and find the product that suits them best, and then our vendors will compete with each other for our members' business. and so -- host: if week go to your website, they would be able to -- guest: they can see that now. let me ask for indulgence. we have been so swamped and

rafael and mill valley and temperature's only getting into the upper 60s along the peninsula salmon tealood city and palo alto. inland spots getting into the upper 70's and low 60s along the coast. we will warm up through the weekend. >> things are warming up in the south bay that is traffic wise. still the slowest traffic we have this hour 1 01 northbound this stretch from guadalupe parkway. it is probably one of the slowest patches you can see we no longer have carpool lane and the fact for the north bound ride. all lanes are equally slow. traffic trucker you concede this is a stretch of 101 that we were looking at we will cement. its nose at the guadalupe parkway up to about money to the expressway. northbound highway 17 coming in through campbell still heavy ride from san jose towards millepede this very heavy. 280 ride through downtown is improved, at 85 has improved all little. it is odd we would see slow traffic towards the coyote valley. but we do. you're right on the bay bridge no real problems here mostly heavy traffic in the left-hand lanes from the end of the east parking lot

. >> my favorite thing is new color by opi, ski teal we drop. look at this. i have it on.as it gets. i was at the fashion night out and i ran into you and we have a little flavor for those who don't get to do this kind of stuff. so let's check it out. >> is fashion week a big thing for you? >> it is. it is big for the city at large. this year seems massive and exciting. it is good. it is a lot of fun. >> fashion night out is the most important night to me. it is really showing the customer what is exciting in fashion in the moment. >> they want to shop. people love fashion, they love the celebrity aspect of it and they want to see what's new. >> i don't think anybody had any idea that anyone would even turn up and they did and they had a great time and they went shopping and the minute the night was over, i got a lot of phone calls saying will you do it again this year. >> i think the beauty of fashion night out is to bring the customer into the stores and see fall. >> i'm still loving short skirts with lots of detail. you can take any little mini like i'm wearing now with

. >> we have one tip, a green, teal, american-made truck that drove slowly around the corner. >> he earned know jerry brown was mayor of oakland, but what were the results? fact: brown promised to improve schools. but the drop out rate increased 50%, and the state had to take over the schools. fact: the city controller found employees paid for 22,000 hours... they never worked. fact: brown promised to cut crime. but murders doubled, making oakland the 4th most dangerous city in america. jerry brown. he just can't deliver the results california needs now. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. i don't know if you're wear of it, but this is thirst day. it's september 9th, and we're happy you're here with us. if we look different today, it's not our problem achlgts technical problem with the table. >> this table typically moves back and out of the way and we bring up the high table which we like because it covers us up. >> it's plexiglass so you can see through it. >> still, you feel safer behind th

endorsement on, and they pad all of that into their price, and so it doesn't offer seniors a good tealm going to get to your question. let me just get there. host: sure. guest: so what happens is seniors -- and one of the reasons seniors are so disaffected with aarp, they're wise to them now. they're tired of their hard-earned moneys being spent on their left agenda, but they're also sick and tired of seeing that they can get a better deal if they go out and look very hard. and what we're going to do is make it easier for them to find that deal. we're going to take the aarp monopoly pay to play, one size fits all endorsement for one product, we're going to turn it its head. we're building a real-time shopping model for seniors to come in. they won't have to simply take the one endorsement product. they can search and find the product that suits them best, and then our vendors will compete with each other for our members' business. and so -- host: if week go to your website, they would be able to -- guest: they can see that now. let me ask for indulgence. we have been so swamped and the

and if youread this and teal those principles while circumstances have changed, communist empire -- soviet empire may not be there today but it has stood the test of time on the basic principles are ones that rally young the conservatives across the country. and such factors were cited, we would form chapters and colleges across the country. but of course, we needed to have some kind of a national organization and a place, head if he will command that is where the irrepressibly described, irreplaceable margaret lehman was such a critical nature with his own organization in the walk-in new york oering office space for our first executive director of allowing him to have space to really begin toput this thing together and also to buy he funding of until we began to reach out on our own. so the sharon conference was one of those moments where negative came together that were in the process of formation of were going -- people who were -- had the intellectual capacity but also wanted to have the political wherewithal, the militant arm if you will publicly in order to accomplish what we wanted