we bump the temps inland temps especially the coast i don't think is changing much. >>> in business news this morning wells fargo will test a $3 a month fee for customers using debt cards. the bank days the move is in part to a government imposed tax. san francisco based wells fargo does not know if they will charge the fee here in california. >>> sony is cutting the price of the play station three. you can pick it up for $250. it's about a $50 discount. higher end models will cost more. the price cuts could prolock play station three shelf life. >>> 6:20. we want you to watch tv. but if you are a couch potato there is a new study that says that is not good. the number of minutes of each hour of tv viewing could take off of your life. >>> claims against a big-time basketball star. the new eyewitness account of what kobe bryant did in the middle of a church service. >>> good morning, right now traffic is moving along slowly in parts of the contra costa county including bay point and pittsburgh heading out toward the willow pass grade. >>> a nine-year-old philadelphia boy injured by a hit

. >> reporter: it's pay day for sarah quick, who has been temping for over 10 months. >> it's really the best way to get hired with the top-level law firms and advertising agencies in the city. from what i understand, most of them do a trial three-month temp and then hire full time. >> reporter: but competition is fierce these days. >> 19,000 temporary jobs have been lost the past three months after a strong start to the year. >> reporter: elizabeth wade is the director of operations at clarity, the staffing agency quick is using. wade says it's not just a seasonal slowdown. >> because we did see the surge of growth at the beginning of the year. people are just pulling back a little bit. we wanted to see where q2 reportings were. we wanted to make sure-- even what's happening in a global economy. >> reporter: in south florida, joan cifferi, president of david wood personnel, has also noticed the slowdown. she says many clients could hire but won't. >> even if they have open positions, they just seem to be waiting. one reason is they are getting more with less out of their own employe

. >> reporter: it's pay day for sarah quick, who has been temping for over 10 months. >> it's really the best way to get hired with the top-level law firms and advertising agencies in the city. from what i understand, most of them do a trial three-month temp and then hire full time. >> reporter: but competition is fierce these days. >> 19,000 temporary jobs have been lost the past three months after a strong start to the year. >> reporter: elizabeth wade is the director of operations at clarity, the staffing agency quick is using. wade says it's not just a seasonal slowdown. >> because we did see the surge of growth at the beginning of the year. people are just pulling back a little bit. we wanted to see where q2 reportings were. we wanted to make sure-- even what's happening in a global economy. >> reporter: in south florida, joan cifferi, president of david wood personnel, has also noticed the slowdown. she says many clients could hire but won't. >> even if they have open positions, they just seem to be waiting. one reason is they are getting more with less out of their own employe

a lot more in the way of low clouds and fog today, it means cooler inland temps.y can't see a change by the coast and around the bay. temperatures there 50s, 60s 70s. it's in the inland where they warmed up to the 80s. today a lot of 70s and 80s and that's all because of another system digging into the pacific northwest, the tail end of the southern end of that influences our fog, so thick fog around the coast, some sun, but a lot more low clouds than fog, continued cool. 50s, 60s, morning fog, then sunny and breezy around the bay. inland fog, sun, but really chilly pattern here. cooler and breezy as temperatures come down, and that system that moves into the north will be with us today and tomorrow, then we might get high pressure coming in behind that. but it was down to 45 at santa rosa. they are 46 chilly degrees. 10 warmer at napa. if it wasn't for the breeze and the low clouds, they would probably be cooler than that. that at the airport, of course. san jose at 56 with redwood city 53. west/west 23 miles per hour at fairfield and west/southwest at vacaville,

cooler for inland temps friday and saturday. a warm up rebound on sunday. >>> target is just one of several companies set to report earnings today ahead of today isotaching -- today's opening bell. target is expected to post a profit of 90-cents a share. other companies reporting this morning alabama com by and pitch. john deer and staples. steve is watching them as well. it looks like a higher opening. dow jones just off about 77 points. netflix is adding a new section tailored to a younger crowd. they have launched a just for kids tab. it will pull up the list for kid trendily recommendations in netflix's streaming library. >>> time now 5:20 protecting california's condors. what pg&e is doing after pretty disturbing incidents. >>> plus a richy rock climb leads to a dramatic rescue in southern california. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well getting up to highway 17. it's pretty good. i'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. [ female announcer ] make after school even more fun with totino's pizz

inland, temps are beginning to warm up.we have a wide variety on the lows. 49 to 60. 49 at sonoma county airport. plenty of fog. high pressure is built in ever so slightly. there's the big fog bank. the key, the sea breeze has been cut in half. it shows all the fog. inland temps will come up just a wee bit. heard from david. he said no drizzle. no mist, but it's really balmy, really muggy. it can be on the humid side. 50s, low 60s. it won't take long. a few high clouds could clip us, no big deal but a very strong system coming out of the gulf of alaska. that will get that fog to lift and cooldown. today is warmer, maybe about two to four degrees. cooler pattern takes us into the weekend, early next week. tori, dave? >>> monday, back-to-school day in one bay area city. >>> santa rosa police are looking for two men involved in an armored car robbery. we're at the site where this happened. we're seeing activity. we're tell you about a reward police are offering to find the two suspects. >>> an arrest has been made in the shoot

inland temps will cool off a little as well. 50s to low 60s. san jose overcast. that was not the case yesterday. they were fog free. they do have fog today. bring temperatures down. sometimes that fog wins out and you can tell very early in the morning it could be a few high clouds coming up to the south. not a lot going on. low clouds and sunny. it will be cool to the coast. they do see some of that peel back. upper 60s to low 70s. the breeze is already picking up. i expect to see a lot more sea breeze. low 80s for some. san jose 79. 79 redwood city. 78 san rafael. upper 80s concord, pleasant hill. morgan 87. and we will cut fairfield as well their breeze has picked up. fog, sun, warm today. about the same thursday. cool down friday and saturday. it does look warm en-- warmer on sunday. >>> 4:40 is the time. a painful snub. the reason first responders to the 9/11 attacks will not be at this years tenth anniversary memorial. >>> a local mcdonalds is being take ton court -- is being taken to court. >>> good morning, if you are driving on 680 southbound it looks go

most of that should start to head out of to the east now. 50s and 60s on the temps. still a west, southwest at fairfield. even a sea breeze out to the delta. when the sacramento national weather service talks about the delta breeze you know it's in place. look at that system spinning out of the gulf of alaska. the high pressure system works its way west and says i'm out of here and goes back to the east. lots of fog on the coast. a lot of 70s and 80s inland. 60s to 80s with 70s between. 82 morgan hill. 78 san jose. cupertino 79. 73 redwood city. and daly city only at 60. i think it cools us right back down into the week. >>> down to the wire. why people that work in real estate here in the bay area are closely watching the debt ceiling drama playing out in washington, d.c.. >>> also what is shaking this morning in the bad business empire rupert murdoch? new developments from the fallout of his company's scandal. [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40% daily value of fiber. i'm here in the downtown area where the crowd is growing. [ female

temps overnight mainly in the 50s to about 60 degrees in san jose. still a little humidity from that monsoon moisture so slightly muggy, especially around gilroy this evening. 56 our low tonight in los gatos, 55 in san francisco. i am still holding out hope we're going to warm things up a few degrees into tomorrow. the marine layer won't be quite as deep, mid-80s for morgan hills, 81 in san jose, a little closer to average for this time of year. 87 in livermore, right near the bay strong onshore flow continues, low 70s for san mateo, 70 in richmond, 75 in kentfield. we take you to the north bay where it's going to be a little cool but still very pleasant in san rafael at 75. 81 in novato. here is the extended forecast, i don't see any major changes this week. we'll warm things up a bit inland for tomorrow and getting into tuesday and wednesday. >> let's hope so. >> maybe a brief cooldown but not the hot, hot, hot. and i dnts make a graphic for it, but i was just looking at the extended computer models that go out about two months so we're talking abo

that aloud inland temps to warm up.ger fog bank, also stronger sea breeze and it looks like we're going into this pattern for awhile. low cloud deck and local drizzle. sunny, breezy but lot of 70s and 60s as you head towards the west. more of the same tomorrow. cool to mild to warm. the weekend is look cooler as a significant warming trend moves in. high prsh built back on tuesday. well, guess what? stronger system digging into the pacific northwest. it bumps it to the east. still warm to hot but temperatures, they did not warm up yesterday. that was a sure sign that looked like we were on the cooling edge. west, southwest fairfield, gusts of 30, much stronger fog bank, made more of a push. if you have the cloud cover, they're stuck f you have the sun, it's nice. temperatures held in check. they're staying below average. more fog and wind today. as that system and the pacific northwest over the weekend deepens, that's going to really give us a bigger cooling pattern, maybe only 70s for many locations. fog is cooler. the

inland temps will bump up a little bit. coast, fog or sun. it will be warmer inland. 80-90 degrees.we won't lose the bruise but it -- lose the breeze but it will be there. few mid to upper 80s. some 90s as well. 77 san jose. temperatures near average to slightly below. more fog though. cooler pattern kicks in sunday and takes us into early next week. >>> coming up on 5:00. two men storm an armored car warehouse overnight. the terrifying situation they created for the workers inside. >>> we have dramatic home video that is shedding light on the shooting death of a three-year- old boy in oakland. >>> santa rosa police are looking for two men that robbed an armored truck company. we'll tell you what the suspects are caused -- are accused of doing to trap the two victims. >>> police expect more arrests. details next. >>> the gloves come off for the first republican presidential debate. the reason one lawmaker took the most heat. >>> and more market concerns after four record breaking days on wall street. the direction the marks look to be heading today. it's all ahead on the ktvu mornin

sacramento and july 14 days for the high temp. did not go over 90 degrees. cool this july since 1987. i know for -- it's been for sacramento it has been cool out there. low clouds cool sunny and breezy. not much change tomorrow. maybe a little warm. maybe. i have to buy into it. i have to see it. it's not happening. quiet into the week. all the way into the end of the week and weekend looks stuck. the tropical clouds rapping around the high. kaboom. people sending me pictures in texas. it's close here at thunderstorms and all the way down the spine of the sierra. even los angeles. just missed us though. it looks like it will push off toward the east. 50s and low 60s. 55 santa rosa, napa, fairfield. that is cool for fairfield this time of year. concord 55 and also san rafael in there. everyone is close. a little warmer toward the peninsula and the south bay. west wind or a southwest wind continues to kick up its heels so the delta breeze in place. no wonder sacramento has been cool . look at that low come into the gulf of alaska. right there. that is heading

used to be good well paying decent middle class jobs and then they were subcontracted turned into temp jobs and then captive workers were brought from other countries to do these jobs if these jobs had been given lauren to central pennsylvanians at eighteen dollars an hour under a union contract that would have been fifteen million dollars in the pockets of central pennsylvania as working families instead hershey's chose to bring in four hundred workers from russia turkey and other countries and give them you know sub minimum wage terrible conditions and retaliation and threats so what do you think needs to change because companies are always going to look sick because we've seen companies in this economy deliver record profits and large part because they have cut costs and whatever way that means for them in for her she's we see what that's not for them so how do we fix this. well the way we fix this is the way that these students and their central pennsylvania and friends are trying to take pics it. the students led a factory sit in and they demanded two things firstly that they be g

it will be a bump up in the temps on the inland side. especially about two to four degrees after a cool down yesterday. it's only one day. and than i think we start to cool down again on the weekend. really much cooler on sunday and monday. >>> thank you, steve. chrysler is offering what it hopes is enough incentive to buy new cars. the american car maker will allow customers customers. to buy it you must get a loan from allied financial. >>> good year is working on tires that maintain air pressure all on their own. company says the tires would never have dangerously low air pressure which is also good for gas mileage. >>> 6:21. an aparmingly >>> a trunk teen on to -- and how the father is reacting. >>> northbound 280 is looking good. hey! you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sure you do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat with totino's pizza rolls. big pizza taste in a bite size roll that my kids can't resist. plus i

inland temps we'll see some clouds, a little cool on those morning lows, 48 to 58., breezy, 76 to 86. i'm very extremes here. county park that will be in the upper 80s. for us the low clouds that's trying to clear out, you can see it there, it's kind of holding on. it's hugging the coast. 53 santa row saw, that's 8 warmer than yesterday. 55 in the city. 50s here. mainly mid. west of 5. >>> napa airport southwest at 8. that system is digging in the north move off to the east. has a lot of the high to build in and that should be the kick tore get rid of some that fog. later tonight into tomorrow. we'll have a decrease on that fog. we start off low clouds. it's a cool one out there. sunny, breezy, a little bit below average, so 60s, 70s, 80s. a lot of mid-70s, locations that should be a lot warmer than that. 83 pittsburgh. 79 along the creep. danville, upper 70s, very low 80s. 71 -- 78 sarasota. even 80 for -- san jose at 77 with 68. 67 sanbruno, upper 50s. 70 z on the peninsula. stand at 75 degrees. decrease and above sunny and warmer. thursday into friday. quick -- m

i think inland temps which did warm up to 80s and 90s yesterday will come down a little bit. not too many big changes i will show you one in a few minutes. low clouds. not too much to go around. so not really much of a factor anymore. there could be a few popping up. you can see those right there. those are starting to wind down. for us the fog is there. temperatures in the 60s. 50s mid 50s it was a lot cooler yesterday in the north bay a lot of 40s and low 50s. west, southwest 24. yesterday at this time it was 17 miles an hour. that is a stronger breeze. fairfield was 90 yesterday. i'm going 87 today. just bring it down a little bit. that is a huge tail tail sign we will be slightly cooler when you get a breeze that strong this time of the morning. area of low pressure dropping right out of the gulf of alaska. that will stop any further warming. that will usher in a cooling trend starting tomorrow. we get to near average and then they get bumped back down again. today though a little change. i don't think any warmer. it will be just the same as yesterday. we will go 86 conco

. >> a temp agency? >> they are a broad company, dealing with shipping iron and other things across the world but they have acquired a subsidy that used to be a subsidy of -- and they do electricity commodity trading. when marin hired them they were sempra. they changed names but the same people located in the same place. >> commissioner torres: how many local jobs do we anticipate creating? >> with shell, none to speak of. shell is doing it on a part-time basis. >> they're going to be the broker. >> that is accurate. on noble, they have said they will have their call center in san francisco. >> commissioner torres: will those people be unionized? >> we have not gotten to that part of everything we have done has been unionized. >> i believe you will get to this in your presentation. maybe you could finish the presentation and we can take questions but on the local building out pieces, the idea is this will be the job generator. >> i am not sure if understood the answer. firming and shipping? -- shaping.

the marine layer thins and means warmer temps.nland temperatures in the 90s, and 60s at the coast. >> alan: the streak is over, thankfully. >> well, thankfully the phillies are out of town, too. the pitching staff, the giants had their fill of that pitching for sure. this was the last chance for the giant bats to wake up against the phillies as they look to salvage one game in their four-game set with the hottest team in baseball. >> you got cliff lee, cole hamels, not ease to get out of a hitting slump against guys like these, but the giants' chances improved today because roy oswalt was making his first start since a lengthy stint on the d. l., and the giants had them on the ropes every inning. giants collected 12 hits off oswalt in six innings. giants finally broke through in the fourth. chris stewart, rbi sickle to center -- single ties the game at one. giants take the lead with this sac fly. 3-1 san francisco. scary moment in the eighth. utley loses his bat and clips tim lincecum in the right knee. he would leave two batters

here is your temp situation 88 in dallas. unfortunately can't catch a break. 36 days of now consecutive days over 100 degrees a lot of rain to be had in the eastern part of the country. video coming out of raleigh, north carolina. second north carolina city in two days to get dumped on with very heavy rain. in this case five inches of rain falling in just a few hours causing all kinds of flash flooding there. this was yesterday morning while we were on the air here. they are drying out a little bit. more rain headed into that direction and a lot of rain in towards the northeast. we have got a marathon -- excuse me the triathlon in new york city going on this morning. here is how you are going to come waking up to it. heavy rain moving across the kentucky area this morning. some of that potentially is going to be severe later on. in fact, a lot of these areas across the plains could be dealing with wind and hail later on. out across the west things looking fine. heat is going to continue across the south. another dale of tripl

they do that by employing temp and contract workers first. i think that's part of the recovery. but also we're seeing more of a fum change. this recession was so tough, companies are very much more focused on flexibility going forward. and i think they're going to look increasingly for febl working environments in the economy as we get this recovery going. >> you get paid by companies that want you to find workers for them. so you talk to the ceos of companies that are hiring or potentially hiring. we keep discussing endlessly what companies need to hear or see or experience from the government in order to hire. what is it? >> well, first and foremost, companies that are hiring are those that see good prospects for their business in the near term and have already reached the level of capacity they have with their current workforce. the best place to be from a skill set perspective is in i.t. engineering and finance. it's the area where the labor supply is the thinnest. so we're really looking at more like a 4% unemployment rate in those skill sets as opposed to the 9.1 average.

san francisco going 64 today, the biggest drop will be the inland temps. here's sal. reporter: steve, right now traffic looks pretty good on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high rise. no major problems at the toll plaza. also this morning we're looking at northbound 280. that traffic looks very nice heading up to the west valley. now let's go back to the desk. >>> time now 5:31. a shooting overnight in richmond sent three people to the hospital. now, police responded to shots fired shortly after 10:30 last night. ktvu's allie rasmus joining us from outside the motel and gas station where police found two of the victims. allie. reporter: well, those two victims were driving a white suv when this shooting broke out here at this intersection. this is carlton and 55th street, and this 76 gas station you're looking at was at the epicenter of this gun fight last night. you can still see some of the bullet holes in the brick posts over there. the two men in that suv were shot, they were hit by gunfire, and then the vehicle they were in crashed into a natural gas line

just filtered through and now it has moved off. 50s and 60s on the temp. 55 santa rosa. a cool pattern. 55 concord. west, southwest our delta breeze. nothing has changed there. i don't see a lot of big changes. the moisture is so close wrapping around the high which is far to the east. here comes the system. as that system digs in it will push that moisture away. cloud cover should be winding down. fog for us or low clouds. sun breezy. it's cool out there. the morning lows are cool. low clouds will give way to sunshine. santa cruz coastline is waiting for the coast. everywhere else it's become in. we'll have temperature temperatures on the 60s, 70s, and 80s. for others it has been hot. very hot. i don't see much changes. a little warmer tuesday and wednesday. continuation of this pattern and we'll keep it there. >> thank you, steven. >>> arraignment is scheduled today for the woman accused of break into the san francisco hotel room of jeopardy host alex tre beck. she faces fell any charges of first degree burglary and possession of stolen property. tre beck say she chase

average temps for the inland area low 80s. temperatures begin to rebound monday and tuesday. back into the upper 80s and low 90s. >> thank you. >>> 4:40 is the time right now. los angeles police chief charlie beck is once again defending his defendant's arrest of giovanni ramirez. he made his first verbal comments yesterday. the chief says he stands by the arrest even though giovanni ramirez has been exonerated. >> i can't change any of that. i presented the same patterns. >> the chief also published an editorial saying the arrest met the burden of proof. two other men are facing charges for the bryan stow beating. meantime bryan stow remains hospitalized at san francisco general hospital. he is making progress in his recovery. so much so the family is calling this week pretty amazing. stow's family says he's mouthing words. doctors also tell us this week that stow can follow some commands and he is still interacting with his family a little bit more. >>> former numi workers in fremont are getting a huge payout. >>> the headaches created in arizona after a giant wall of dust

. >> mild, temp rate, bay areaish. >> it sounds like what we'll have. summer slipping away from the forecast. >> he just ignored that. >> the banana thing? >> got nothing for it. it was good. thought it should sit there on its own two feet. >> is that what that was? >> yeah. >> she is smiling. she's happy. >> 4:52. looking at clouds. clouds over the bay area. we have drizzle over the coast. i imagine we have flight arrival delays at some point in sfo. dress for 50s everywhere. 60-degree weather in redwood city, mountain view, san jose and los gatos. in monterey bay, temperatures in the 50s. inland, extremes. 58 in salinas. let's talk about what is going to happen. it's august 1. it didn't matter. the weather will stay the same. that is cooler than average afternoons, through the extented. at night, we have the foggy conditions. clouds and cool temperatures in the 50s and 60s. see how it plays out. the 24-hour temperature change. we have warmer weather today. santa rosa. 5 degrees warmer. in san francisco, two degrees cooler in concord. redwood city, fou

you get a lot of sunshine and breezy conditions and a little change earlier in the temp. a lot of 60s, 70s and low 80s. some of that clearing should go out well out to the extent. 50, 60, 70 low to mid-80s. temperature wills start to rebound on thursday and i think -- hold on i'm getting ahead of myself. 70s, 80s, 90. and as the weekend i do think a little cooler weekend kicks in on sunday, pam. >> all right. thank you steve. san francisco giant now has a yes roof named after him. the baby giraffe was born friday at six flags discovery kingdom. take a look he was named after the outfielder brandon who is nickname is brandon giraffe. the two brandons are expected to meet privately this week. the spokeswoman says the mother and baby are not on public display yet because they're still bonding. >>> facebook is halting all hackers. the reason they are asking for cyber attacks. >>> remains in police -- the reason why the cac is not turning on the signs for most of the bay area. >>> good mornings. an amber alert is issued for a missing 13-year-old girl. the person believe, polic

are comfortable, 55 in livermore, 57 in san jose, we're headed to another cool august afternoon with temps at noon in the 70s. really comfortable. 70 degrees in concord. 57 san francisco. and then we'll round out the day with 80s on the map, we didn't have that yesterday. 80 in livermore, 81 in gilroy, the big story now is we're going to warm up substantially. i've got the seven-day forecast coming up. but first, 4:40, if you have to work, that's tough. check your drive with mike. >> we got here before these folks leave. looking at the dublin interchange, 14-minute drive and relatively smooth drive. except for at the interchange, the slow lanes blocked by a car with a busted axle.cc1: the tow truck has not yet arrived. that's why they haven't cleared the lane. watch it on the approach. also, if you come to the castro valley y in toward castro valley, eastbound 580 on 580, the merge, there is a little slowing. but the hayward portion is fine. 880 north of there, we see taillights past the coliseum. 66 up to high, lighter volume and scott, only construction north of here on the 880 to 980 tr

they're not going to let them temp rise. they're not going to get them kick the can down the debt road much longer. >> $14 trillion and we've just raised the debt ceiling. why is europe worse off than the united states? >> so the europeans like to say that if you add up everything in europe, the debt load is not that bad. the trouble is when greece owes money to germany and when italy owes money to germany, and spain owes money to france, it's not the same thing as being held within the country, because they're not in a fiscal union. they haven't agreed to share everything. they don't even have anything like perfect labor mobility. so we're looking at a mix between a country crisis, but something really much more like a sovereign debt crisis. these are still independent countries. >> talk to us about the panic that we've seen this week, ken. gold, briefly hitting a new record, $1800 an ounce this week, gold was at for a bit. are these emotions based on fundamentals? on politics? can we get past market psychology to move forw

as for the temps right now, the big spot to be concerned about -- i'm not sure. i walk over here? yeah. okay. 89 in dallas. 85 in san jose, and 75 in atlanta. this weather map is so large. all right. as far as today's map goes, we have 106 expected in dallas. 105 in san antonio. 92 in atlanta. for those of you in new york city, heading back to work today, 82 degrees expected for you, and a little bit better here at lynn in dallas from 106 today to 105 tomorrow. >> wow. big doings. >> we're getting -- giving you a cooldown, folks. >> baby steps. >> thank you so much. >> sure. >> well, who sits atop the box office this monday morning? plus, the year's highlights in music and show biz. the video music awards. your first look at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveen

bottom temp seven, ryan braun facing motte. goes inside and just misses him. braun not too pleased.ext pitch, motte didn't miss on this one. drills braun in the shoulder blade. both sides are warned but no ejections. tony la russo says, i have to take my glasses off for this one. top of the ten, game tied. molina at the plate. calls third strike. him and the home plate umpire would exchange words. where are you going to dinner at? not where you're going. want to meet up later? probably not. molina bumped him a few times. he's going to get a vacation. let's just say that. top 11 now, runner on second, two outs for lance berkman, boots this one into left. matt holliday scores, berkman player of the game, 8-7, cardinals win, closing the gap. >>> tim lincecum and the giants taking on the d'backs with a one-run lead. d'backs down 1. paul goldschmidt, deep and gone to left center field off big time timmy tim. the first of his career. get him that ball. they still cling to a one-run lead. top of the eighth, upton getting up there. 22nd of the year, d'backs make it a 6-1 "w." that'll do it

imposed an embargo and all trade investment in travel only temp to bring down the communist government official castor and. some of the cubans who fled the island for the u.s. push to keep his agenda alive and so the intake castro lobby was born to give a lot of us elections or privately violence so they would be able to figure out how to play the games even though they were a small percentage of the population very close. very big in a key swing state polls consistently show that two thirds of americans favor ending the embargo and normalizing relations with cuba and some in congress agree it's about time we talked to cuba is to stop fighting these wars in about thirty or forty years or inside castro groups have given more than one point seven million dollars in donations to federal candidates from two thousand and four to two thousand and ten more than half a million dollars in two thousand and ten alone to both republicans and democrats ensuring us cuba policy remains virtually unchanged a good round three. but. that it will enhance the effectiveness of the embargo the united states

warnings and advisories, and dallas is forecast to soar to 108 making it 32 straight days of triple-digit temps" >>> also, families, activists and law enforcement officers across the country are coming together this evening for the annual national night out against crime holding block parties and other festivities in many cities to heighten awareness of crime and drug prevention. >>> and coming up later on "good morning america," these latest shots of a very fit cameron diaz have some people asking cacabuff be beautiful? we'll get the answers coming up on "gma." >> my answer is, yes. all right. for some of you your local news is next. unter. in most homes, it gets all the action. bring it. getting it clean again is easy with bounty. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface as clean as 2 sheets of the bargain brand. ♪ why use more when you can use less? ♪ super durable. super absorbent. super clean. bounty. the one-sheet clean picker-upper. the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. that's what they do with great grains cereal. they steam and bake the ac

the speaker pro tempe: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized for 3 1/2 minutes. mr. lankford: thank you, mr. speaker. i say i'd love for people to come to oklahoma city anytime they have the opportunity to do that. but to be able to talk to the great folks in my district, i can tell you one thing that comes up again and again, they are really frustrated and they're looking for things to really be able to change here in washington. they see how broken our system is. they see the way we interact. they're really legitimately frustrated. i can tell you they have lost trust in how we're doing and what we're doing. as a federal government we're trying to do too many things and we can't afford all the things we're doing. so in some ve simple way this whole process has united the nation to be able to look simply at $14.3 trillion in debt and to say as a nation, we have a problem. that is a good first step. now, for the conversation that's been happening around congress over the past serviceable months now, it's now dealing with how do we resolve the problem and at is the cor

i yield back.r pro temp the >> gentleman from michigan? mr. 11? just >> i just want to ask my colleague from michigan are you ready to close? cmp >> yes, i am prepared to close during its estimate of a yield myself the balance of the time.r >> three minutes remaining. >> i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend -- without objection.nk the republicans in the house have taken this nation to a dangerous and unnecessary brank i definitely do not want or nation to default on its full faith and credit, but i also don't want the nation to defaulm on our solemn obligations as an asian come as a community to all of our citizens. that is why we need a balanced approach to keep us on an even keel as we move ahead. means mis means savings and revenue.s i repeat, this means savings any revenue. our vote today, as the ranking member on the ways and meansmember o committee, i willn mind how we must not let down and for citizens who need programs.ent one example unemployment nsurance. it's set to expire at the end of year as millions desperately look for work