in 1949, the granddaughter of mark twain gave uc berkeley the materials that are in the mark twain archives robert became the general editor of these archives and in 2005, they began the process of putting together the volumes, the first volume. i know many of you have already seen it. there will be three volumes, and there is a tremendous amount of excitement associated at you see press and with all of us who love the role that mark twain is has played in american literature and culture, to know that happen million copies of that autobiography have already been sold. it is on "the new york times" bestsellers list where it has been for 14, 15, 19 weeks, a long time, and i am really delighted that we have robert here to tell us even more. robert hirsch. robert hirst's. [applause] >> i have to turn my cell phone here. no pun. thank you, susan, for that introduction. it always reminds me of the way of mark twain said he was introduced in california 140 years ago. he was on one of his first lecture tours in california. never published a book. of course nobody knew him. he was up in red dog, and

can help you find the answers. . >> mark: welcome back to hannity. the 2012 election fast approaching friday's downgrade by s&p is sure to have a major up pack on voters. while politicians are pointing fingers they should be asking who the american people think is responsible for the economic mess? one thing for certain this topic will come up later this week in iowa when the gop presidential hopefuls debate here on fox. joining me with reaction is the president of luntz global, frank luntz. on friday frank when this happened, gop pal said to me, whatever happens now this is who he is. he is the aa president, the downgrade president it more complicated? >> i only wish i got aa's when which was in school. that might be good if you are a student not when you are president. >> mark: i think -- >> aaa plus, minus, no wonder people don't understand. this president has committed a cardinal error. if he loses in november of 2012. we will trace it back to the last 96 hours that is he renewses to take responsibility. i can -- he refuses to take responsible. j

i don't object to the afghani war. >> mark: we'll come back to that. e break. panel, right after the break. i got to tosthth ♪ [ male announcer ] try fixodent with a time-released formula. use just once per day for dawn-to-dark hold. it is important to use the product as directed. fixodent and forget it. motorcycles, boats, even rv's. nobody knows where he got his love for racing. all we know is, it started early. casey mears, driver of the number thirteen geico toyota camry. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. >> mark: we continue with our great american panel. the worst day for americans losses in the nearly 10 year afghan campaign. matt, 30 american personnel, over 20 the elite of the elite from navy seal team 6, the guys who got bin laden. what going on? did one taliban guy get lucky? >> that's what it seems like. we'll learn more as days go on. i hope we don't learn too much more. i think one thing about the way the seals operate is clandestine. i think the american people understand why. because they have to operate with co

the real key. how do we figure this out? mark twain wrote out a serious of holograph pages he clearly intended to begin the autobiography. in this case, you can see the number title page one. he numbers this early attempt two. this is a preface to something he's done in the past that he says is a failure, an example of the old, old unfixable method of autobiography. i'm just giving it here so you can see what i went through to get to this final solution. here's page three. here's insert the 34 old typewritten pages. that would be great if you knew what they were, wouldn't it? [laughter] we didn't know what they were. in fact, they don't exist. turns out they have been lost only it survive the things they were made from and a couple type strips that were made of it. you can see here the next page is not four, but 45 because it follows 44 pages. twain, who doesn't understand it calls it nine. don't ask me why. [laughter] this is to proceed some of the examples of dictation he'd done in 1904. it goes like that. this is the text that

some have overstepped the mark. >> the image of the movement has deteriorated over time, that is probably because some radicals have taken advantage of the situation. also, because people cannot recognize any actual demand. i think that interest in this movement will be falling. >> sought the hard cores not appeared to except that. they're preparing for the march. they come from all different social backgrounds and want to remain independent. >> the party would become as corrupt as all the other ones. >> they see themselves as a peaceful movement. they hope to help people like families. >> there is somedealism and golf. many people think that changes are possible. we are marching to brussels to complain. >> they want to reach brussels by the end of october. >> the north caucasus region is extremely volatile and all sorts of nationalities and languages and lots of tensions. three years ago, all-out russian -- all-out war disputed. large numbers of refugees made their way into georgia. the fighting was short-lived but the conflict remainsç unresolve. the refugees are still stranded. the tra

some overstepped the mark. >> the image of the movement has deteriorated over time. that is probably because some radicals have taken advantage of the situation. and also because people cannot recognize any actual demands. i think interest in the indignant moment is -- movement has fallen. >> the hard core of the movement is not prepared to accept that. it is early in the morning and they are preparing for the 36- kilometer march to victoria. they come from all different social backgrounds and want to remain independent. >> 51 to form a party, we would have to play by the political rules -- if we wanted to form a party, we wpuld have to play by the political rules. >> they see themselves as a peaceful movement based on solidarity. they hope to help people like families whose homes are threatened by repossession by the banks. >> there are some ideas, a lot of people think that change is impossible. but we believe in it. we are marching to brussels to complain. >> they want to reach brussels by the beginning of october. another 1,300 kilometers lie ahead. >> the region

we will also talk about what the ranked-choice ballot looks like and how to mark it correctly. finally, we'll see how the ranked-choice voting process works and show you an example of an election using ranked-choice voting. so, what is ranked-choice voting? in march of 2002, san francisco voters adopted a charter amendment to implement ranked-choice voting, also known as the instant run-off voting. san francisco voters will use ranked-choice voting to elect most local officials by selecting a first-choice candidate in the first column on the ballot, and different second- and third-choice candidates in the second and third columns respectively. this makes it possible to elect local officials with a majority of votes, more than 50%, without the need for a separate run-off election. in san francisco, ranked-choice voting applies to the election of members of the board of supervisors, the mayor, sheriff, district attorney, city attorney, treasurer, assessor-recorder, and public defender. ranked-choice voting does not apply to elections for local school board and community college bo

but from the airport to the zoo you will find the mark of the aren'ts commission.he% aplace to every -- the 2% applies to every city department. it allows us to make art work, a part of the daily fabric of life in the city. >> it's libraries. it's parks. it's chouses. >> that's right. it's 2% of the construction cost. it doesn't come out of any other initial program. it's not competing with the health department for money if we didn't spend the 2% for art, it would just be part of the architecture budgets. >> of course we're here. but this program touches every neighborhood in the city. so what are other examples? >> right before thanksgiving we made head lines on "chronicles. we have an exciting project at the intersection of columbus and north beach. in conjunction with the reconstruction of the m-line and the beautification of ocean avenue, we had a budget to commission art work. we hired an artist to create three large sun spheres made from beautiful golden-colored ceramic tile. and they bring this beautiful, radiant sunlight to ocean avenue. it's sort of a bri

the situation sanctions. in chile. has been held to mark the rescue of thirty three miners were trapped half a mile underground a year ago many carried of everett should the virgin mary for fifty kilometers from the isolated myopia has been closed since the miners' rescue the trapped men became known as those that lost. were trapped for sixty nine days or all were rescued safely watching t.v. audiences worldwide. and next we travel thousands of kilometers east of moscow but millions of years back in time. we're in the far eastern region it's rich geology has an abundance of precious and valuable metals which is driving its industrial expansion rockies al is here it has met one team who structure lies not in gold but bombs. this week the russia close up team is coming to us all week from the far east and more region now to many this region's distinctive juice to its proximity to china and its volatile reserves of little materials and natural resources but one paleontologist and his team it's the bones of ancient dinosaurs discovered deep wit

twenty years ago the biggest town's water supply systems have fallen into disrepair today the government marks funds for the construction of water pipelines local businessmen to have been attempting to build something but the problem still persists regardless. as you can see animals roam around the place leaving their waist behind people use filthy vessels for water the reservoirs not covered by interfering and the water is not this infected with the risk is enormous here people may be taken ill with diarrhea typhoid appetizers and other water borne diseases. several million tantric men are separated from their families. a lack of money compels them to look for jobs in other countries most of the migrant workers have to russia. the decision by moscow line is almost always filled to capacity. most of the passengers a young men many of them are likely to get employment in russian cities as street cleaners loaders or construction workers. from. the need to feed my family seven people all in all of course there's a household to maintain back home a cow a vegetable garden i'm going to be marrying o

the announcement marks an ento one of the most extraordinary careers in u.s. history. >> reporter: apple store openings like this one in berkeley last saturday create a bit of hysteria. jobs not only cotowned apple and the personal computer industry along with it but decades later he played a key part in reshaping the community. >> i think apple will continue not just being the wealthiest company on earth but being the most impactful computer company on the planet for the next 25 years. >> jobs will stay on as chairman. he's been on medical leave since january. two years ago he took a leave of absence saying he had a hormone imbalance. later it was revealed he had a live transplant. we will see more of the impact of jobs departure next month when apple is rumored to release the iphone 5. >> the fallout is already hitting the stock market. also the stock of some of apple's rivals has been boosted especially in asia. we have posted steve jobs resignation letter for you to see. it's on our channel 2 website. go to ktvu.com and look under the steve jobs tab. >>> s

these credit rating agencies may sometimes be accused by some financial experts about having missed the mark long ago these small tiny effect in terms of higher interest rates could a really really cripple what's already seems to be a worsening recession here in the united states well to discuss more on this i'm now joined live from new york by max wolf he's a senior analyst to green crest capital thanks very much indeed for joining us live on your webcam now the bad news of course came on friday at the end of the week but well how do you think when monday comes in the markets open what can we expect the first of all thanks for having me it's always my pleasure to join you work with you i do think that sunday night local time here in new york or monday morning for egypt when the markets open in new zealand australia and then quickly thereafter in northeast asia we're going to see some of the dislocation that we had all feared i mean as we kind of and in this disaster over the last month or two complicated which is actually mentioned in the press release complicated by the complete its functi

the dow is now off 4 1/6, up 3.5% and fluid around 11,000 mark. ke a look at the area weather, the fog is thicker around the bay. highs near 90 degrees. fog and drizzle are staying fit for the next few mornings. as we head into the weekend temperatures will rise a few more degrees. it warmer by the middle part of next week. coming up and a few minutes right after our newscast and, dr. phil. have you ever hidden cash or a bowl from your spouse? dr. fills a guess open up to their loved ones about their money secrets. that is coming up by 10:00 p.m. on kron 4. thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. caleb developing stores, look for the latest for the standoff. look for updates on www.kron4.com. our next newscast at 5:00 p.m.. will be back live tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m.. have a good day. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil" -- >> we're going to lose our home. we have to file bankruptcy. and i'm the reason for all of this. >> announcer: a relationship based on deceit. >> dr. phil: you shred your pay

the mark of a devout person was that he literally took things on faith. for a thousand years the church had said so explicitly. the reason god was called almighty was that he could do things that seemed impossible. so curiosity and skepticism weren't virtues, they were signs of bad character. one theologian at the time delivered a furious condemnation of these impossible-to-please scientists. if wisest men in the world tell them that they see it, if christ and his apostles tell them that they see it f god himself told them that he sees it, yet all this does not satisfy them unless they may see it for themselves. one reason that scientists of the day were willing to stand up to attacks like that was that they had seen something astonishing. they'd caught on to god's true nature. not only was god the creator, but he was a particular kind of creator. god was a mathematician. this was new. the greeks had honored mathematics above all other forms of knowledge because mathematical truths are indisputable and eternal. the angles of a triangle add up to 180 degree

. >> all eyes will be on the world marks as they reopened to see what kind of impact the new rating will have on the already shaky global economy. jay dow, cbs news. >> and today president obama called on democrats and republicans to work together to grow the economy and to get americans back to work. >> to help create the climate where business can put up that job listing, where incomes are rising again for people. we have to rebuild this economy and the sense of security that middle class families felt slipping away for years. >> the president suggests tax cuts for working and middle class families to help make ends meet as part of the effort to create job, the president repeated calls to extend payroll tax cuts for another year. >>> a crackdown is getting underway following a hit-and- run accident that left a young boy critically injured. don knapp on the extra patrols planned for this week. >> these baseball fans leaving at&t park after the game are mostly cautious intersections. if safety isn't enough, than a ticket maybe. police are cracking down. > officers stationed at other area

the real warming set for next week. monday, tuesday, wednesday. gasia? >> mark. you. >>> another member of britain's family is california bound. this time prince harry. the 27-year-old parens will be stationed in -- prince will be stationed in california in the next few months to kopl meet his training. he is a captain in the british army air corp. after that he is set for another tour in afghanistan. >>> it may be something that you cheer about. the word "woot" is in the dictionary. it is one of 400 new entries for the latest edition being published this month including sexting, cyberbullying. it might tell your friends, retweet made the final cut. it contains modern and slang words. that is our report. bay area news returns on monday and our coverage returns on line at ktvu.com. tmz is up next right here on tv36. @

that's always goofy's so far off the mark with the headlines in just a few. most of the kumasi mumble mohsni. mopsa mom last. month some of the deficiencies. must come from. us mom maneuverability most mediation she said to the marks moscow's most famous here show on technology some patients cheer.

how is the weather today, mark? >> reporter: we started to cool off a bit yesterday. the trend will continue for this afternoon. that is the key key for your headline. temperatures ranging from 60 to 90 degrees. we'll break down the temperatures in the few minutes. sal has an update on traffic. >> reporter: it's getting a lot busier. if you already know it's beginning to get stop and go but also pittsburgh is getting into the act. also the morning commute looks good. 6:01. let's go back to the desk. >>> will the apple magic continue? that's the big question after ceo steve job calls it quit. >> reporter: his brill lance has been brill lance has been documented. right now we are at apple headquarters. these are pictures we took a couple of minutes ago. the 52-year-old turned in his resignation yesterday. he's developed a cult like following not only with his employees but the public. apple store openings like this one create a bit of tis tier ya and the product launches generate hype. many are wonnerring what will happen to apple in the future. jobs kept his medical pro

president hamid karzai made no mention of the attacks during events to mark that anniversary urging the people to unite and move the country towards a better future. the israeli military and gods are exchanging deadly fire after a series of attacks allegedly. by palestinians on thursday seven israelis were killed after buses billion vehicles and soldiers were targeted in the south of the country gaza based political analyst dr honey al by suze significant violence comes just weeks before a un vote on palestinian statehood. all palestinian political factions have their mind and a link or responsibility with this attack on the israeli side despite this fact we have witnessed last night military operations against the gaza strip and which syrian policy were killed more than twenty people were wounded i guess there is a link between the. authority going to the united nations next month trying to. i think the israeli side trying to use this as a pretext to launch a more really try takes against the palestinian civilians and the policy and i think the israeli military would like to do pull di

the. maximum velocity. mark simone lost. among some of the decision seen. marks among conference. someone over ability most mediations decent to the marks on my skills mold famous here show on technology update here on r.g.p. we've got the future coverage. last time the close up team was. where the gold rush still gets people talking. this time margi goes to cure old region. where the local government is giving power back to the people. will be. the locals turn their land into a curse paradox will come. close up on our t.v. .

he is the city establishing support for new cdfi's? >> mark wanted to address that, in support of cdfi's in the city. >> we have a wealth of partners in the city. s.p.a. is just now rolling out a program for r -- will be the case by the summer. let me get one last point and on the question about relationships to lenders. the question was, do have to have an account with a bank in order to get a loan? may answer is no, but the real answer to it is certainly want to do that. one of the things we see as an important thing for you, as a small-business person to establish a relationship with a lender on a variety of levels before you look for funding. part of that is opening an account with them, letting a lender know about your business, understand your business, talk to them as you are growing your business. when the economy is strong, all lenders are shopping for transactions. in times are tough on credit, you want to rely on those deeper liberation ships with your lender. you want to develop a relationship with a lender. it is the case where yo

the mark 1 containments, similar to what they had in japan, our containment design that have hardened vents, but had never been required as a regulatory requirement. the advantage of that is it bring that under our oversight, so we can monitor it and make sure it is being used effectively. that is something specifically for the mark 1's that we take action. >> but you say it would take years to fully understand what took place? it is hard to imagine. there were specific events. we are not talking about the influence on the people in the area. the specific trigger for this is pretty much obvious. >> that is certainly why you see a number of recommendations from the task force. there are some things that we do not know that need additional study, but clearly, there were at least six recommendation they made that they believe we have sufficient information to take action on now. >> you said in a 2008 speech, talking about storage, i believe the nrc should develop new regulations which would require spent fuel to be moved to dry cask storage after it has been allowed to cool for five year

the world increases during this holy month for muslims. it isn't a question of a boarding right or a tragedy in russia chechen republic marked the day marking the end of the holy month of ramadan if you look on your website you can see how it thousands of russian the muslim worship was gathered in the capitals mosques spilling out of the surrounding streets we've got that footage been pulled out of our t.v. dot com. our viewers come to you live from moscow to global energy giants america's exxon mobile and russia have struck a multi billion dollar partnership agreement but cooperation will range all the way from the gulf of mexico to pressures of vast arctic shelf a sweeping deal signed in the presence of prime minister putin of the black sea resort of sochi gives the russian company president access to u.s. energy projects inside america's the biggest oil company will participate in developing a vast untapped oil reserves in russia's arctic this put an end to the hopes of another giant out of britain's b.p. to be part of the project the state secretary to the ministry of foreign affairs of norway which also has a big share in the arctic ha

monks in the city. mark some of the decision see. mark some comfort. her ability. to the marks my skills glued fema series should take you here on. the future or covered. last time the most up team was in the region where the gold rush still gets people like stop. this time margi goes to your own region. where the local government is giving power back to the people. where everyone will be. more locals turn their land into a tourist paradise well come. close up on our. discoveries. communicate with the wild. and become free. see what nature can give you. the. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to massachusetts to talk with chris martenson chris lawrence and welcome back to the kaiser reports thank you max good to be here all right chris lawrence and markets have been extremely volatile for the last two weeks is this the resumption of what we saw in two thousand and eight or something new well it's both i think it's a lot like two thousand and eight we have credit spreads blowing out all over the place if we keep our eye on the ball remem

we're still below the 11,000 mark right now. be right back. >> ibm justine waldman live in the newsroom. we have some amazing video to show you. the streets are on fire and london. this building is one of the latest casualties in the riots that have been going on for three days. the british prime minister has recalled parliament back from summer recess to address the ongoing problems. he has also nearly triple the number of police officers on the street. there will be 16,000 police officers out there today. 525 people have been arrested after the death of a man at the hands of police officers. amis and video. the damage is outstanding. >> we are trying to control the damage on wall street, bargain hunters are out there helping stocks to rebound a bit today. the dow was up 179 points. at times, it has edged above 11,000, right now it is trading below bibelot. there is a new report this morning that says anything fog of the housing market recovery in the coming months has vanished things to the recent bad economic news over the pas

the american people. you write that down. as you admitem -- it, mark, and it allows it to increase water present -- the goal is to increase 100% or 50%? it has been and always a ratcheting up of the size of government brought now we are actually having a debate, discussion and we will have real action on cutting. >> the big winner, the american people. >> there you go. >> if there is a winner, it is the tea party. tea party right now is in the position that if they and threaten even the suggestion of a primary challenge for any republican member, they are terrified and will do anything that the party wants. -- anything in the tea party ones. this is what we saw in the democratic party at generation ago. we don't care about the general election, we will beat you in the primary. >> orrin hatch. >> senator lugar. >> lindsey graham. >> what about the president? he did go to a lot of meetings. >> that is what he does, he goes to meetings and he gives a lot of speeches. unfortunately, none of them are scorable. >> the president believes we can all get along

the figure is up two percentage points from the previous months when the rate marked a low since the party took place. the disapproval rating is down three points. 44% said it seems better than any potential ruling block. among those who say they do not support the cabinet, 40% said it lacks the power to carry out policies. as when kan should step down, 45% said by the end of this month. 28% said he should resign between september and the end of december while 14% opted for next year or later. >>> a japanese government panel on space programs has urged the government to put priority on developing a satellite for global positions systems. the body says the government needs to optimize its limited annual budget of about $4 billion for space exploration. the panel says developing a gps satellite should be the top priority as new businesses can be created by providing detailed positioning information. it says the satellite can also be used to confirm the location of individuals in emergencies. the board says the government should also allocate a portion of the budget for unmanned scienti

it's the first in the franchise to hit the mark worldwide. e last of the eight films topped the other seven with a domestic total of just $318 million. >> wow. >> we have to start writing science fiction. >> and do magic. that is it for this edition of "abc 7 news." for all of us, thanks for joining us. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. connect 24/7 at abc7news.com. we'll see you tonight.

as you can see, the dow is back below the 11,000 mark. this despite the federal reserve's recent affluentment promising to -- announcement promising to keep them low for two years. >>> now more about the drive-by shooting in oakland that killed a 3-year-old boy. jade hernandez tells us what investigators had to say. >> reporter: oakland police would not go on camera but they now say that an arrest made thought to be in connection with the drive-by shooting of 3- year-old carlos is now not connected. they say that this investigation is ongoing and rapidly developing which might explain who has been taken into custody up until it this -- up until this point. i spoke to a pittsburg police captain about the shooting death. the captain said two people had been arrested in pittsburg yesterday afternoon. in a knew development, the oakland police department reclosed a statement, clarifying one of those arrests -- "an arrest was made yesterday. however, it's not considered related to the shooting of carlos nava at this time. "we do know several wan

the figure is up two percentage points from the previous months when the rate marked a low since the party took place. the disapproval rating is down three points. 44% said it seems better than any potential ruling block. among those who say they do not support the cabinet, 40% said it lacks the power to carry out policies. as when kan should step down, 45% said by the end of this month. 28% said he should resign between september and the end of december while 14% opted for next year or later. >>> a japanese government panel on space programs has urged the government to put priority on developing a satellite for global positions systems. the body says the government needs to optimize its limited annual budget of about $4 billion for space exploration. the panel says developing a gps satellite should be the top priority as new businesses can be created by providing detailed positioning information. it says the satellite can also be used to confirm the location of individuals in emergencies. the board says the government should also allocate a portion of the budget for unmanned scienti

off the mark for the russian side. when. the team marking down victory in their europa league first leg qualifying. international relations i goodwill basketball match in beijing between an american team chinese squad turns into anything but. three would play but only one would win the. all russian club to taste victory and first leg up a league third round qualifying matches on thursday. took up a seat for the real women men's. the looking with the sparse like moscow marquee would normally sell out their railway man stadium which fits around thirty thousand fans but this time their remit was only half full as they seem full circle sports talk by the way right from the small town that anathema in slovakia but no matter how big our little a club may be any teams european and dishes are always huge looking at c.v.r. most probably the strongest side in this time as they've already put the match to bed in the first half. in again by of open for the home team after thirty four minutes of play bloody sloppy could not have set up t

about the marks international air show bringing you the highlights. the march two thousand and eleven international as show is in full swing look at this behind me this is the sukhoi thirty four but the small at the time is called the ball and then as we talk about here we have a couple of sukhoi thirty topical fighter jets serious piece of russian military aviation hardware right here as we are enjoying the two thousand and eleven international air show the weather is not perfect yet the crowds are still here to see the shows places cargo planes helicopters noises beyond noises here we would want the french rust belt putting some radical turns and twists in the air and i didn't think it was going to end an absolute tragedy disaster but of course these pilots are professionals and you can try to simulate the machines they are here as well as i have a go flying perhaps and have tried to do raptor or even maybe could they have the game of the t fifty that we debuted days ago russia's super stealth strike eject the sukhoi. fifty so it's a lovely day here

the road work that we had has been picked up. 5:08, let's go to mark. >> hi there, sal. the fog back with us in parts of the bay area this morning. you see it hugging the coastline here and a few patches pushing into the bay. even santa rosa reporting some overcast and visibility down to about a half mile. but clear reports as you work your way inland out toward concord and livermore. here we go for today, clearing skies near the coast. tomorrow some morning fog, temperatures a little bit cooler and the cooling trend will continue as we do head into the weekend. current numbers, most of the bay area starting out this morning in the 50s. napa right now checking in 57, hayward 59 and san jose at last check, like i said reporting the cloud cover, 61 degrees. high pressure returns a bit today and as a result we'll call it borderline hot, warmest locations inland, right around the 90-degree mark. some changes beginning tomorrow as this weather system moves in from the north, this area of low pressure and that will bring in a noticeable change for temperatures friday into satur