. >> this is a regime that is giving vent to the worst impulses the ec in the middle east . they deny the rights of women , they denied democracy , , the brutalize their own people . everything the ec now is what you'll see with the regime that would have a common bond . >> his comments followed news that he rejected the prime minister's call . . >> to upgrade or not to upgrade ,, that is the question the iphone 5 available for pre order . [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. . labatt has been six weeks since the shooting rampage at a sikh temple . one off

for sue and she's the regional manager for community care licensing which is obviously critical to the ece world so sue has retired and taken her place and regularly attends the meetings and important voice at the table to see what is going on in licensing. jane evans has been attending as a non member for five years and at the department of public health and manager for the nurses that go into the center and work on public health issues. >> any other comments or questions about the appointments? >> i have one question. >> vice president norton. >> i'm just -- i wasn't here when it was brought up earlier, but i just noticed that you're supposed to either live or work in san francisco and does ms. howell -- it appears that she doesn't live or work in san francisco. >> i can check on that. actually swree a coordinator that would be here and he switched his position so i'm fitting in and doing my best but i can find out and i think there are some exceptions and i think part of her job as a regional manager is oversee san francisco. i know see riego had the same position and i can check on tha

ashley: the imf and france already welcoming the move from the ec but the usual flow, basically saying this is certainly illegal. he says that the pcb is printing money to prop up government and he said that is not something that the ec is allowed to do but they are pushing ahead and mario draghi was very pointed when he said we are just part of this deal. they rose with the euro zone political leader to put in the necessary fiscal reforms to get their budgets under control and of course we know the bond purchasing program does not solve the euro zone debt crisis. could be a long haul before that is accomplished. liz: ashley webster. are markets did beautifully. dave: the ecb bond buying plan and better than expected economic data fuelled a market rally today. some people say it might have been shortcoming in there. will this last? liz: drew has money in the game. one stock-option sheet trading adviser. a beautiful day today and a lot of people say don't buy on a day like this because you will be buying at higher levels. is there a follow-through? >> we will get follow through tomorrow

. >>> about 70 people marched up said the ec and has any pueblo story yesterday. the sat over the company's new use of a website that checks if it's legal for them to work in the united states. >>> no one can choose what was or directions from the federal government to except. all of us have to abide by a lot. >>> a lot of critics are calling the owner into a canal. the practice will only be hired to do hires. >>> each student of $30,000 as part of a settlement at this more. there is a costume reviewed at the university reduce protests and an outside investigation. also it will cost about $2 million. >>> a weidenfeld is still being looked at rich government is letting other companies know that regular inspections may not detect problem. federal investigators say the incident could have been a whole lot worse. it didn't est avalanche talks about the moments when he had to stop looking for his friends and focus on surviving himself. >>> it was supposed to be a hoax. what police and arizona are not laughing. >>> this isn't your ordinary pilot and an ordinary plane cou

one of the main reasons we're getting the pot with the ec beef falling back short-term bonds to ease s. cheryl: president clinton at the democratic national convention get a response to are you better off than four years ago. >> when president obama took office the economy was in freefall. it had shrunk 9% of gdp. we were losing 750,000 jobs a month. of the doing better today? the answer is yes. cheryl: a slew of jobs data out may support mr. clinton's claim but will it be a rude awakening tomorrow when we get the august jobs report? joining me is former labor secretary and fox news contributor elaine chao and john lonski, chief economist of moody's. this is going to be a big night tonight. tomorrow, to you think there is a possibility the wet blanket is the august payroll report? >> estimates for job growth is better as you mentioned. adp numbers better than expected. we need 250,000 new jobs to be created every month to keep even with population growth. it is a difficult time for the democrats because they come from their convention and get revved up and want to get everybody excite

there are questioning if the ec is stepping outside its official duties. st have a listen to the voice of big german industry who told us it would be wonderful if draghi could explain the logic behind this new program. >> i think there is a certain misconception in germany about the role of central banks given that the currency as a point of view which is widely shared by the german public and on the other hand you have been eccb which has assumed a much wider responsibility. i think it would be helpful if he could explain he is not acting in contradiction. >> still has some work to do. let's switch over to japan. we reported on these progra pro. >> a long year for the japanese camera nad medical equipment maker. back then, we had a british ceo in charge. he started looking at the books and start questioning some rather dubious deals. he was then fired and an investigation took place. we soon learned these deals were covering up $1.7 billion in losses of this company. today we had a guilty plea. the chairman said there is no mistake. i take the entire respo

equities are probably the best ec bities in the world, but there's no question there's going to be a lot of wheat separating from the chaff here. you have to be really selective. david: well, let me force you a little bit here, david. if you are selective, what are you buying? i mean, if you think that in a pullback that's due to come, which you see as much stronger than what happened today, what are you getting prepared to buy? >> you have to buy companies that make things cheaper and better for people. i think one of the great examples of that is apple, right? think about how many devices or things people used to have to buy that an ipod replaces; alarm clock, maps, flashlight, video game console. the list goes on and on. so, yeah, an iphone's expensive, but you think about the number of things you don't have to buy, and you see the power of the apple product. another good place to be is in the high-end premium quality energy companies like exxon, companies that have historically been able to create value for not only their shareholders, but for consumers by finding more efficient

. >> sunday and monday there is an excessive heat morning, only in the face of the ec highlighted. at the coast, peninsular war bay shores. cox >> hot weather on the way. it will be quite testy sunday and monday. by the beginning of next week, right around tuesday, you will get relief from the heat. eighties inland by wednesday, 7 day around the bay and '60s and '70s for the coast. >>ysabel: from washington this morning, the president is blaming republicans for not passing legislation that would lower lending rates for millions of our workers. ma'am a president can it it made a stop in the area earlier this week. roseanne barr spoke thursday in oakland. jeff bush has the story. >>officer: it was a packed house and everyone was gathered for a town hall style meeting. the '90s television star is running for president and her main talking point is marijuana legalization. >> it should be totally legal. we live in a free country and we should be able to smoke or drink water with jews as free, tax bank of those citizens. >> the first presidential debate is next week in denver, 6:00 p.m. o

the 17 rural the ec here was reported as a runaway back on september 10th. ur days later her body was found by a housekeeper. police investigators said body of the 24 year-old man from livermore was also found. bull for gunshot victims feared although it is early in the investigation, police say it appears the case of double suicide or murder suicide. >> a water pipe and a sunset district of stevens's go broke today. crews spotted and into the intersection of ninth avenue and ortega's 3 irritant, but yet rooms are still investigating the cause of the leaf. see >>jaqueline: tomorrow we will be waking up this fall. it should clear by noon. in and along the coastline of season great-grandson. robert qr >>vicki: lindsay lohan is no stranger to the criminal justice system, she is going after a man defines for her trouble with the law. entertainment news is up next. >>vicki: it is tough being a former child far. hollywood is unforgiving. the law can be even more so. >> a man divines has lost her wheels. the 26 rule was cited for driving on a suspended license and h

let's take it to ashley webster in frankfurt, germany where the ec made the big announcement. what about where you are? ashley: absolutely huge. mario draghi team through with what the markets wanted. unlimited bond buying program where they will buy one to three your note. all the countries have to do is officially request help through the bailout funds. it does come with an attachment of strict conventions that will be monitored by the imf. they're prepared to do that. to countries like spain and italy want someone coming in to the balance books is the big question. so far spain and italy said we won't apply for help. interesting to see what happens next. the ball is squarely in their court. his credibility on the line making the big announcement today and markets in europe reacting favorably as we have seen in the united states. the ftse up 12% and the cac index of 12% and bank stocks, french bank stocks up 7%. certainly a lot of positive reaction to this news but there are critics who say that the pcb is just throwing money at the problem. this is tantamount to finding gov

but we think we can two 1,000 today with the economy where it is, and as it continues the ec better, i think we're going to have more. the middle class is booming, we're doing just incredibly well in turkey. we're at around 250 stores right now. it makes sense for our franchisers to see. the next we'll ask about the france. i don't usually for france as a place to give them a little jingle. i don't think of it as a domino's place. you have 208 and you're taking it to 850? >> we absolutely can, i have been in france a couple of times this year. our results are very strong there. french eat a lot of pizza, a lot more than you might think and we're the leaders there. >> the french like jerry lewis, i mean look -- i don't want dominos -- you know i like dominos, you know i was one of the first to get the app. here's what i want to know. dominos is kind of like a cultural chic thing? because the french tend to be a little snobbish, i don't naturally think of them going for the dominos. >> they love it. they love it. we're delivering to their homes, the pizzas there are terrific. >> do you

i do not know what the behavioral signs show, the ec that he has embraced the phrase obamacare. after a while, it was totally toxic but now he is starting to embrace the auto bailout and embracing things in the stimulus like middle-class tax cuts, doubling renewable energy. even though he does not say "stimulus." he has not come out and said, "change happened." i'm wondering what you think the signs are. >> i read about a whole bunch of innovations taking place in the last decade in politics. some that started happening a decade ago was because the tools came available from social sciences, commercial marketing, migrating into politics. it's not a coincidence as to what happened after 2000. politics was entirely in the shadow of florida and the narrowness of that election. it demonstrated two things to people who work in campaigns. one is how absolutely polarized the modern left person is. matt dowd starts writing a memo even before the supreme court ruled in 2000 looking ahead to the bush reelection in 2004. he said we're in a newly polarized country. this election will not be

the bay area will be unusually cool for this time of year. is not happen today. but ec eminent will slowly began to increase in numbers and he 21. we go up no. 8 with 76 in santa rosa and 57 and the debate. the 68 for oakland as we look ahead and friday for cast members began to come out and by next thursday and friday will be in the '90s and around the bay the numbers will be in the mid-70s and along the coast pretty much the mid- 60s. that is not bad. have a great some day everyone. >>> the big question now is how the u.s. since stepped up against a car parts in india and china. the found alarming results to the director of children and families program the center of the next generation she also offered the new report. and what were the findings >>> the findings of china and india are ramping up compared team as it treats our turn for example house about 20 or 30 or 2 million college graduates to announce more than the entire united states work force. in india as well will be four times as many high-school graduates as we do in nine states. part of this is to have lar

the bulls, police of the ec h l kickoff their inaugural season at the newly renovated cow palace on october2th. >> i think it will be surprised how could the players are and how fast a hockey is. >> the assistant head coach todd peterson seals the nhl players paint during this lockout. >> those guys want to play and they all got wives that spend too much money. and mortgages, i am sure. but at the end of the day they are hockey players. >> as for the lockout negotiation? >> it is a stubborn group, again, with the information they gave me, they told me a lot of things that we're trying to do, we're trying to find ways and it is just ... it is just one side from what i am hearing. >> it is supposed to start october 11th of that will not happen. aldon smith involved in a major car accident last friday, and he did not miss a beat on the field sunday against alliance. he was a passenger in a vehicle that ended up on its side with the driver swerving to avoid a deer in santa clara county. the driver was taken to the hospital with a broken back. smith suffered only a cut above his eye and then pla

it is not off to the ec 80 shots at one crime scene. neighbors say it fell like a war zone. >>ysabel: and pittsburg police are looking for the suspect's the shot and killed 18 while shooting iraq video. there were approached by two men on a friday evening. one of them pulled out a gun and shot george in the back. the suspects fled. george had a son that will be one this month. he was not involved in gangs according to his family. police are still reviewing surveillance video from cameras in the park. and about one hour, the san francisco affiliate of susan g. and will hold its annual race for accura. race is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m., nine months after the parent organization sparked outrage when it refused to find a planned parenthood. that fall-off resulted in a huge dropoff of donations. the parent company ended at reversing its decision following a public outcry. donations for the bay area group has also dropped. registration is down 50% from last year. still ahead on the kron4 news weekend, a massive allow fire continues to spread northwest of san francisco. we wil

people will not forget pit there driving around with fliers on the cars. ec flyers and the restaurants. we really do hope that they find him. there is also a facebook page set up. more than 1000 people have turned -- a joint appearance and the numbers are growing by the minute. >>justine: we will have weather and traffic right after this. >>justine: people are mourning the loss of kenyon youngstrom. they say that christopher lacey pulled out a gun and shot him in the neck. and then the other officer on the scene shot lacy. youngster -- kenyon youngstorm was taken off life-support was denied. -- wednesday night. >> that is what hurts the most. you wonder what is want to happen the kids. her was set to great person. >> cross was a close friend of kenyon youngstrom. he said is a great guy in and out of uniform. >> he had a family and friends and people that cared about him. he was committed to his family. >> one of the dangers of car stops is you never know what you are going to get. it is just a shock to me. i'm trying to understand why. >>justine: police are i

it's the economy, stupid, but i'm not going to give you a plan of what i'm going to dough abo about the ec in? i mean, i understand the slogan is, it's the economy, stupid, but we're not that stupid. >> obviously, that's an old coined term. >> yeah, i got it. >> but this tape, i think it was taken out of context. has it been damaging? i can't sit here and say this tape was good for the romney campaign but statistically it doesn't seem to have as great an impact as the media was saying. i think it was a mistake and taken out of context and i think the american public has to decide if it matters to them or not. >> tad, let me explain to you what joe biden said in virginia today as he took on romney on this 47%. look at this. >> he attacks 47% of the american people who he says pay no federal taxes. and he attacks -- he, romney, attacking someone on taxes? that's like me attacking someone for being passionate about politics. >> and even chris christie, the keynote speen at republican convention, he said they've had a bad last week and they've got a lot of ground to cover now. he says, i'm quo

so in a way although the attention has been on the ec be and what it might and might not do, it strikes me that it is the precondition to the ecb action that is the critical issue. the quality program and the nature, the ability of the ascent to provide direct support to the banks. >> it is obviously sort of an important issue that if it continues is ultimately going to be something that can drive this. the points that johnnie are absolutely right and there's things going on and one of the of the things we mentioned is the european banking union is coming up and that is an important piece of how this goes forward which bears on us. so essentially if they can construct this banking union which will include the infrastructure that will allow you to deposit insurance, those are important microelements for how you deal with these and they are fundamentally on certain subareas agreements on both sides there is an awful lot of pieces that have to go forward. in a sense of what has changed over the last month to me the biggest change is a different attitude on the part of the ec and the way th

actually the treasurer of the company and other colorful character in 1919 created a company called gm the ec which has certainly been making its own head winds in the last few months. before gmac if you want to buy an automobile come to either came into the showroom with cash or got a bank loan on your own and most banks wouldn't lend money for an automobile. his idea was why don't we finance the purchase of the vehicle and make it easier for the customer clicks it not only revolutionized the way automobiles were sold but all kinds of big ticket items as special the household appliances. again that was set buy billy durant, and there are several others. again, it's a fascinating story. one story i haven't told about durant, and it's made me think since the book has been finished. the first person to lead the advance galleys of the book before it was published was a man named david cole who was the most respected analyst in the world. while he was reading that he called me several times to give me feedback and when he finished we got together for lunch in the end of the talking for about thre

the of the ec now is from her husband and her daughter's funeral. her daughter tommie and that they go to the grave site every single day. >> it was a very emotional day for the. very sad. i was disappointed at the same time. family is gone forever. we will never see them again. april 7th was the worst day of my life. after it was just in in is that bike ride that my family left for. there were supposed to be back in two hours. as the wi-fi stayed behind to get breakfast ready for the family. normally we bike ride as a family. >> coming up at 8:00, much more on my interview with this family and how they spend the summer and how they say they're trying to go on with their lives. >>pam: new tonight at 6:00 p.m. , thieves on loose after taking over a supermarket in san leandro. it happened at the safeway store last night. the men stole cash and then hit the road. j.r stone has more this >> this lieutenant is describing what happened inside of this san leandro safeway. >> they yelled at the patrons and employees to get down on the ground. asked >> at a

and this was the ec tent of it -- extent of it, the fact that it was like slightly more women than men which was very unusual. let's not forget in '83 what was the dogma? this is a gay thing. and i never understood why a virus would care about the sexual orientation of its host, you know? because for a virus what is it? the purpose of a virus is to perpetuate its life, so jump from one host to the another. that's what sex is about. so i saw that, and i said whereabout this must be -- you know, it's heterosexual, that's one thing i said, and there's far more heterosexual sex in the world than same-sex sex, and knowing also from my studies on sexually- transed diseases -- transmitted diseases, i said this is going to be a catastrophe. and unfortunately, i was right. >> well, then you together with jonathan mann, an american, set up aids project in africa, and the first time we met was 1985. it was the first international aids conference in atlanta, georgia. >> right. >> which fit almost -- >> in one ballroom. >> yeah. hard to believe because the upcoming aids meeting is going to have abo

it's a white the ec appears to have a high price serious a chance of scattered thunderstorms will stickith us into tomorrow. future task is not doing a great job of showing exactly where the rain will be. it does show the cloud cover. by tomorrow i did and we will cease body thundershowers and improving conditions into the afternoon with a decrease in car cover story in the north bay into tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the '70s in the south bay. the inland valleys writing mainly in the '80s. mainly in the 60s for the east bay shores in cool along the coastline. tomorrow tenders will be in the '70s in the north bay. for how some >> a chance of thundershowers continues into tomorrow. we will have calm and normal conditions by the end of the weekend. we will be back after this. qr of rule pick >>pam: the nfl season is the back with a believe locked in a major dispute. they're using replacement high school and college referees to officiate the games. >> negotiations between the nfl and and a fees among pay and other matters have been on and off for months. if the league has hired repla

liz: clear bridge has 55 billion in assets under management, and the ec ebb bity income builder has got more than four billion. i look at that and say how do you decide how toal hoe candidate that money? -- allocate that money? is it a day-to-day basis or nor half a year to half a year? >> yeah, i think it all depends on the environment. right now while managing money's never easy, we feel like the opportunities we're getting are fairly straightforward and standing out in plain view. and the opportunity for us today is these large cap blue chip companies. we're not trying to reinvent anything, it's almost like mom and apple pie. liz: almost like following the s&p. you're up 32%, and -- 22%, and i say, well, you're matching them. how do you get above that? >> we don't spend a lot of time comparing ourselves to the s&p. liz: what do you compare yourselves to? >> not relative to a benchmark. for example, the s&p would have a lot more in financials than we do or a lot more in other types of cyclicals. liz: let's mention what you're in, some of these names. you have walmart, exxonmobil. i lo

i know you have been complimentary of the ec b's actions. d to see coming out of europe to move the needle? >> i think continue very positive action by the european central bank. mario monte has been doing a lot of things to strengthen the base of the italian economy. other countries are also taking measures that i think will be helpful. but it's a slow process of digging out of a very, very significant problem. >> yet, you've got the protesters out in force in spain. they do not want this austerity. they feel everything is too strict. what's the answer? >> they have to come to an agreement on a balance between austerity and measures that will impact medium to longer term growth. that is really a combination of things. they all need to reduce their large budget deficits and turn their trajectory of debt accumulation around. they also need to invest in infrastructure and education, a number of things that will make them more competitive over the medium term. it's a very tough balance to do. >> what about the balance that we're facing here in t

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i do not know what the behavioral signs show, the ec that he has embraced the phrase obamacare. after a while, it was totally toxic but now he is starting to embrace the auto bailout and embracing things in the stimulus like middle-class tax cuts, doubling renewable energy. even though he does not say "stimulus." he has not come out and said, "change happened." i'm wondering what you think the signs are. >> i read about a whole bunch of innovations taking place in the last decade in politics. some that started happening a decade ago was because the tools came available from social sciences, commercial marketing, migrating into politics. it's not a coincidence as to what happened after 2000. politics was entirely in the shadow of florida and the narrowness of that election. it demonstrated two things to people who work in campaigns. one is how absolutely polarized the modern left person is. matt dowd starts writing a memo even before the supreme court ruled in 2000 looking ahead to the bush reelection in 2004. he said we're in a newly polarized country. this election will not be

that could be seen to contradicting the ec and in particular for german and others but at the similar time, i think the ecb is prepared to act in size here prepared there is the adequate conditionality you have the euro group involved. should be a role for imf to be there in term of the technical appraisal of how the program will be working. spain which should be seeing some degree of positive movement to come from this. at the same time we have to bear in mind while this is a positive development, the situation in greece is still, of course, hanging in the balance there. and the economic news such as yesterday with the pmi data is suddenly very bad. >> we'll speak to thomas from the euro group and we can ask him about that part of the equation. >> good idea. >> that's kite hanquite handy. >> the question is about spain, if draghi lays it out and says this plan is going to if "x" happens i wonder if it means spain won't have to -- >> your issue for this could be tied up behind closed doors and announced as one big package. it would have a much better impact on markets and that's what

leading german bankers not happy with plans to give the ec beet supervisory powers. go far from deutsche bank said oversight would work only if it cover a wide range of banks. not just europe's biggest but the german government and smaller banks. supervision should focus only on those banks considered systemically relevant. the u.s. reportedly close to finalizing $1 billion bailout to save egypt's battered economy. egypt facing a $25 billion budget shortfall and the u.s. doesn't want to longtime ally looking to countries for help such as iran. more on that as we continue to follow potential bailout of egypt's economy. they're giving helped elsewhere in the region. cutter kicking and $2 billion as egypt grapples with its struggling economy. indy connell: did some great reporting. dagen: staying with egypt our next guest says no one is doing enough attention to what is going on in that country and that is very dangerous. connell: how dangerous is egypt? let's talk to casey mcfarland, fox news contributor. how about billion dollars in debt forgiveness? >> a drop in the b

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take a look at this and say why would we stop improving the ec leadership. >> quickly turning to chicago. >> 25 years since it happened. devastating. when you think about the impact on families particularly on the ldre n anchilddren and i understand the mayor is trying to do. he's trying to say to the sleeves, let's sit down and get it done. >> i was going say in the end the children suffer. >> absolutely. what your going to do with these poor kids. parents are trying to figure out daycare. >> how long will it last >> hard to say. the sooner it ends the better for chicago. >>> show you some of this pmoa ningmoan'sing's headlines. "new york times" reports government is selling shares in aig the insurance company that got the largest bailout during the 2008 financial crisis. they plan to sell $18 billion of paig shaaig resshares giving up its majority share in the company. >> the "sun sentinel" of fort lauderdale said a veteran police officer taking part in president obama's motorcade was killed on sunday. 55-year-old bruce st. laurent was hit by a pickup truck as he highway. >> >> 40% of

democrats >> with business and government action in working together appeared with relentless focus on the future ecwe believe we are all of this to gather this a far better philosophy then the philosophy of you are on your own. >> there will be another familiar face in the crowd. gabrielle gifford will be in attendance. she will not have world. -- role. just this last month different live back to to sign here and hurt her husband are putting together an organization >> listen up on voters. the conventions are talking to you. >> brought has fought so hard to increase and a key interest and late the the the base rates down. >> but our voters under 30 getting the message? the amount of young voters dropped in the 2010 midterms. >> we're very frustrated with the screening the yelling and the feeling like the system doesn't work for them. this uncertainty makes them laid to the 2012 game. it is not apathy. they sure as heck care. >> as the students get back to school she expects more activism. >>justine: a reminder. you can watch uninterrupted coverage of the convention at kron 4 comcast channel 193. >>

. >> the company behind it, ec otricity is a clean energy firm and wants to challenge the concept that all grain cars are slow. >> they are not the kinds of things that normally, he would drive. they are super cars. they are as good as anything else on the road today. >> we brit have long harbored a the previous record, set by the grandson of sir malcolm campbell, a family name synonymous with speed records. the new record has to be officially ratified, but it is, they will have achieved it not with a bang, but with a whistle. >> it is not just speed reconnect with cars. in the 1950's, the u.s. began building a huge system of highways. before the concrete with even dry, the internet -- the interstate became an airey place. a series of killings makes the highway fragging. what author describes the uneasy relationship americans continue to have with their roads. >> really, the first person to be seen nationally as a highway killer was a down juvenile delinquent named charles stark weather. he was 17 and went on the road in 1958 with his underage girl friend, carol and fugate. -- carol an

as you approached the coast line ec thick fog this morning and even a couple of patches of fog. is afternoon we should see plenty of sunshine in most spots. temperatures in the '60s and '70s in the bay. even along the coastline we will stick with sunshine. nineties and hot in the central valley today. 85 degrees in beautiful. sunny and warm around the bay area today. high pressure will start to build in and temperatures are likely to warm up a few degrees each day and getting hot towards the end of the week, at least in the inland valleys. tonight, pushing back on shore and on to the a day early tomorrow morning. temperatures should be a fairly nice towards the afternoon. 77 in redwood city. 76 in fremont. one of the hot spots in brentwood, 81 degrees in napa valley. 71 in alameda and 70 degrees in richmond. by thursday, maybe some '90s make a return to some of the valleys. patchy fog towards the coastline will keep you cool. >> we're going to get the conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza, so far, no delays to report. slight delays in the cash flames but traffic is cruising int

there is a lot the ec over time, great reports over the last year, will we have seen happen and who we want to capture because of these activities. host: do you in your -- agree with drone attacks? guest: i am not sure. host: what do you mean? guest: everything that we look at with regards to homeland security, trying to think of the right word here, when it comes to individual rights, making sure that people do not go overboard, i ran for office, stepping back several years, we got into a lot of this with the patriot act, which i did not support. i think that it went too far. now we have reports that maybe it did not. in some areas. more and more people are looking at every single action that we take. host: this week the house may take up a bill reoffer rising expired provisions of the foreign intelligence surveillance act, established in 1978, allowing u.s. intelligence agencies to conduct physical and electronic surveillance of suspects. it is amongst one of the top priorities of eric holder." if it came to the senate, would you vote for it? guest: we have seen reports were they hav

it is where the camp site ec and is no more. did we its clear sidewalk in front of the federal reserve this is a scene we have not seen in about a year you can see there's a chain-link fence the protesters jones a lot of them have moved across the street and see them hanging out there basically trying to figure out what their next move is going to be here's some video that posted overnight on use streamed police say they have been morning occupiers for more than two weeks of this deadline police moved in after giving a final verbal warning and then releasing them immediately. did weeks we expected we knew was coming home and security has been in the neighbor had and we know that the orders have been coming from washington and the arms that they wanted this to rent. exercising are for settlement rights of free speech to let them know that we're not going to take it anymore. teocallis this is what the camp looked like about a month ago last night in a lot of these belongings were packsack end tags occupiers told that there be picke

the president of the ec is unveiling a plan for the ecb to police banks. germany and the uk, though, are apprehensive about the proposal. spain's prime minister, meanwhile, says the country is considering seeking help from the ecb bond buying program, but he adds madrid is not planning a full sovereign bailout. michelle is in spain this morning. she will join us there at 6:30 eastern. when she took that job, chief international correspondent -- >> she knew she was going to -- >> i wondered. spain, greece, italy. pretty good deal. the international energy agency reports that the world is well supplied with oil. meantime -- that's why we're at $100. the global world demand is likely to be suppressed. the agency has been facing calls for an emergency release of stockpiles. did you see this? they're going to make more money in mobile. >> you're talking about facebook now. >> talking about the z man. >> online. on a web thing. it's all very webby. >> are you y or x or z? you're z. i think you might be z. >> i'm generation y. >> you're after x. >> i think you're

this all comes after the unveiling of the ec b's new bond buying plan yesterday. n well above 7% and that's a level that is considered unsustainable over the long term so at least the immediate reaction from the markets is that this plan from draghi yesterday seems to have worked. >> and it certainly did. you know, the edp number didn't hurt yesterday either. >> no. and jobless too. >> but that was up in the air because you know the adp number you don't know qe 3. we have to factor that in too. we'll too that when we get the number today. president obama asking voters to grant him four more years with the promise that the nation's economic problems can be solved. cnbc's john harwood joins us now with more. geez, john. so you were averaging -- are you napping during the day at all? >> reporter: i napped a little bit yesterday actually. >> good. >> reporter: last night not so much because we of course went quite late and then are back early this morning. but it was both of these conventions back to back are kind of a grind schedule wise but also for somebody who like

. >> welcome back to "the ed show." ecslking about in that clip from the fund-raising dinner in florida, but his account of visiting that factory is renewing interest in his investments in china. and a new report finds the conditions you just heard mitt romney describe, the long hour, the low wages, the dormitories filled tthe im, re prcathe pitch that had him invest in a company in china back in 1998. the "the boston globe" reports on a document put out by global tech appliances, china based home appliance companyon april 8th, 1998. the document meant to attract inornotee companused expeive labor and peak production periods required six-day workweeks and two ten-hour shifts were day. it also describes the 14 buildings that served as dormitoriefor up to 3,700 workers. by way, the inexpense labor is t ig. an institute says in 1998, global tech employees received a wage of 24 cents an hour. that's less than 2% of u.s. wages at the time. the obal tech document also advertised its low tax liability, being located in china, mean

. >> guest: well, to the ec tent that it was a majority vote -- extent that it was a majority vote of the supreme court, i guess it was. it was a horrible decision. and just because the supreme court finds a verdict does not mean that we in retrospect have to say that this was the word of god. it sure wasn't. and fortunately, belatedly, the supreme court made up for that. >> host: michael beschloss, your next book is on and coming out when? be. >> guest: it's on presidents in wartime, should be in about two years or so. >> host: and the lbj tapes trilogy, the third in the trilogy, when is that? >> guest: i'm hoping that will be done in the next two or three years. >> host: and do you work on them simultaneously? >> guest: yeah, they're different. to go between fort sumter and lbj, two different parts of the brain. >> host: for the last three hours, we've been talking with historian michael beschloss. very quickly, here are a list of his books. kennedy and roosevelt: the uneasy alliance. may day can, eisenhower, khrushchev and the u-2 affair. 1960 and 1963 came out in '91. the conquero

several cases if the suspects beat their victim's one was knocked unconscious despite handing the phone over. >> ecrobbers were they are using force a gun, a knife. >> since the beginning of the year they have been 2374 robberies 1199 have involved cellphone steps. we want it comes to understand is that we don't want people to get heard over pieces of property. >> fighting back is not the answer is best sense often it does not work. >> you don't know what the person's mental state is obviously they are committing a felony by committing robbery so you do not know what their state is also if they have a weapon you don't want to find out if they shoot someone or stop someone over iphone. >> off the best thing to do is to be pro active >> if you are born to use this these items be aware of your surroundings. >> it is challenging to crack down on the problem because there's such a hot market for electronic products. >> obviously you cannot live your life in fear or hiding. we just as people to use your devices effectively and smarts. >> in san francisco kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron for a mornin

no one in the secondary could stop ec sofhilie. kevin oziere with 63 second left in the half.e locker room with the devils in front. zack mander to his brother keenan allen. at first this was called an unfinished pass. but then they reviewed it and found that he had one foot in the line. here's that combo again. kelly to ozier this time for 42 yards and the score, sun devils win. cal falls to 4-0 so far. >>> a defensive battle tough as a goat when san jose today played at navy. 6-0 0 spartans in the fourth quarter. four austin lopez field goals, this one in the fourth quarter ties the longest of his career. a 43-yarder that made it a 12-0 game. the navy option going nowhere. disrupting things, 12-0 would be the final, the spartans are 4-1 for the first time in six years. >>> in tuscaloosa the number one team has just fallen behind old miss. the rebels kicked off to alabama's christian jones. jones takes the ball at the one. he will set off on a 99-yard run that put it is tie back in front, alabama never trailed again. alabama 5-0 over all. 2-0 in the fcc. >>> texas and quarter

. >> guest: well, to the ec tent that it was a majority vote -- extent that it was a majority vote of. it was a horrible decision. and just because the supreme court finds a verdict does not mean that we in retrospect have to say that this was the word of god. it sure wasn't. and fortunately, belatedly, the supreme court made up for that. >> host: michael beschloss, your next book is on and coming out when? be. >> guest: it's on presidents in wartime, should be in about two years or so. >> host: and the lbj tapes trilogy, the third in the trilogy, when is that? >> guest: i'm hoping that will be done in the next two or three years. >> host: and do you work on them simultaneously? >> guest: yeah, they're different. to go between fort sumter and lbj, two different parts of the brain. >> host: for the last three hours, we've been talking with historian michael beschloss. very quickly, here are a list of his books. kennedy and roosevelt: the uneasy alliance. may day can, eisenhower, khrushchev and the u-2 affair. 1960 and 1963 came out in '91. the conquerors, roosevelt, truman and the dest

the only way to address this in a way that is fair and that makes sense is to do it on a bipartisan basis. ec leaders in their careers coming congress, have the strongest commitment to finding solutions, not having debating points. and they work to find solutions. that is what this will be about. i'm so pleased that we're able to bring them together and it would not be possible without my boss taking the lead to action. i want to thank all of you. i will also say that everyone in this room, i think you take it seriously, which is why you're here. you have just as much irresponsibility has they do to try to get this as an agenda for the country. senator, i will turn it to you. >> thank you very much. i appreciate your welcome, john. i appreciate you making them available could they have been invaluable. i can be completely unbiased as chairman of the board and thank you for making csis the premier for policy think tank in the country and perhaps in the world. we thank you for all of that. over-t to label this the zer the-hill gang. [laughter] we get to call one more time to see if we can to ge

. >>> the euro rising against the dollar today as ec b's president mario draghi announced a new bond lan to help ease the european debt crisis. rebecca patterson joins us with a look at how to trade it. good to see you. >> hi. >> i'm curious if you can make heads or tails of the market reaction today since basically almost every detail of the plan was telegraphed to the market yesterday. >> i think people were relieved that they actually got the ecb doing something. i think the whole bottom line for europe right now is enjoy it while it lasts. the ecb is taking steps, they're positive steps. but you look at the concessions made to germany and some of the core countries there. no rate cut today. conditionality, which will be difficult for some of the peripheral countries to agreed to, especially spain. the fact they could cut off of the bond buying if the countries can't stick to their fiscal targets. it's good for now, and let's enjoy it and trade it. just, i'd be careful because i don't know how long the good times are going to last on europe. >> right. and the corollary to that is y