the monterrey shell was drilled in california california. that wipes out the california deficit. if we had a national energy plan, we could create millions of jobs by knowing if a pipeline works or if a pipeline doesn't. we are the only developed country in the world not having one. that does hurt. >> jim, take him on. >> we've got a lot of part-time workers in this jobs report. why is that? because of government mandate reting to obama care. whether it's crowding out or red tape, they are not creating a big playing field for small businesses and that's why small businesses are not hiring. >> okay. two texans get the last word. thanks, guys. >>> young americans getting restless. a new poll shows their trust in d.c. is fading, overall nsa snooping. why at could help support for big government in d.c. that's at the bottom of the hour. but up here first, employers may have dodged the health care law for another year, but you may not be so lucky. remember this? >> if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep caused that accident. >>> delaying the employer mandate has som

look, the monterrey ale might be a big porti of saudi arabia in california that takes away the californiaeficit. we're not sticking one drill into that. the utica shale in new york would erase the new york deficit. we're not sticking one drill bit in that either. we have oil all over this country. we are not tracki fcking anywhe because we don't have an epa who will stand up and say, we need to do this or this to make it safe. it's all the above angs. we don't have that because we have no plan. there's been four environmental studies on the keystone pipeline. all are clean. we aren't doing it for wha reason reason. who knows? >> steve, maybe you know. >> i'm with anwar and keystone pipeline. but with fracking causing earthquakes increighing threefold you'd be careful toing that in cal kpal. >> tracy, go ahead. >> brenda, i think one piece we're missing are state taxes. this piece of the gasoline price is not going away. that will continue to go up. couple that with gasoline prices going up higher than our wages. that's the bottom line. >> gary v, it will have an impact on the economy, don

field and the texas field and you add them together and you add a billion and that's is less than the monterrey field in california near bakersfield. that is federal land, and right now it's under a federal judge's moratorium because of a lawsuit by environmental groups. sow county see the kind of future we 1/2 a post-reagan era. a couple years a man named haroldham, almost sing lally responsible for the success of north dakota, who heads up an outfit called continental resources, had an audience with the president of the united states. and he knew that his time would by limited and said i wanted to make it count. so he said i wanted to tell the president that remarkable success of the oil patch over the recent years and the incredible transformation technologically in the oil patch, and that's what haroldham told obama. the president brushed him aside and said select chu says we'll have a battery to put in the cars and we won't need your spoil gas anymore. andham emerged from the meeting and said this to "the wall street journal." >> if you really believe that nonsense why would queue do away

. >> right now we watching the fog already regrouping offshore and pushing back into the bay, from monterrey bay, closer to half moon bay, near ocean beach and the golden gate bridge. >> as far as current temperatures, they are dropping down into the 80s out toward fairfield, san jose checking in 77, and downtown san francisco, 61 degrees. >> there's that shallow marine layer. >> we have this layer of warm air above us. >> as a result you've got to watch out for some dense fog tomorrow morning right near the golden gate bridge, also driving highway 1 first thing tomorrow morning. >> some of that fog as we told you pushing back into the bay. >> the bigger picture is this, high pressure returns for tomorrow. >> more 90s inland around the bay to the lower 80s and the beaches. >> this remains in play for tomorrow and into friday. >> by the weekend, this cooler weather system moves in, increasing it on to our breeze. >> we begin our cooling trend basically this weekend. >> it could be breezy at times, as well. >> winds around 15 to 25 miles an hour. >> our forecast model showing you some dense fo

. >> reporter: the ferguson family here from monterrey, they noticed extra cars on the road. >> it took a lot longer to get here. >> reporter: how much longer? >> about half an hour. >> reporter: really? >> yeah, and parking was worse, as well. >> reporter: a's fans do love their team but tonight i found no one cheering for bart in the area. as we saw, negotiator coming out. nothing to say to the media, nothing at all, not even no comment. there is a gag order here so negotiations can go forward. should the strike be settled right now, it would be at least 12 hours until bart trains could roll again and we have no word that there is any progress or anything at all with regards to talks. they were going on here and appear to be wrapping up for the night. >> okay. very good reporting, thank you, terry, appreciate it. let's bring in jean ellie and jean, tomorrow is traditionally a huge day for business and fun in the city but might be scaled back. >> reporter: well, raj, restaurant owners say they will be staffed for large crowds but without bart, they are concerned thousands of people wil

. >> the fog a factor all day long from the bay area coastline from basically cape benesito to monterrey bay. >> as far as current temperatures for the 8:00-hour, 74 in downtown san francisco with that fog nearby, already dropping off into the upper 50s at 57. >>> this was a time lapse during the afternoon hours looking toward sutro tower. >> this will be changing in depth in the next 1 to 2 days. >> this is what we've been talking about over the past few days. >> this is about another 1,000 to 1,500 feet. >> areas of fog and near the bay, temperatures to start out your friday mainly in the 50s. >> santa rosa 54, san jose in the upper 50s. >> high pressure beginning to lose its grip and we're going to cool things off a bit into the weekend. >> so here's the overall trend. >> as this weather system moves in from the north and we could i pick up a few extra high clouds by sunday as this approaches. >> so basically that's the key headline. >> no major heat in our forecast. >> we'll continue to shave off a few degrees for your friday and the weekend. >> the forecast model for tomorrow mornin

let's israel use one of its bases for recent attack on syria according to an r t source but monterrey denies the claims. the trial of u.s. army private bradley manning drawing to a close as prosecutors refuse to drop the most serious charge of aiding the enemy which could lead the whistleblower in prison for life. ten pm in moscow i'm at treasure bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news thousands have been gathering all week across cities in america to protest the acquittal of george zimmerman this after a jury found him not guilty of murder when he shot dead unarmed black teenager trayvon martin the ruling set off a nationwide debate on racial hatred as our washington correspondent guy reports. same program dozens of cities in the u.s. throughout the week following the verdict in the george zimmerman case people took to the streets demonstrating at courthouses and police stations throughout the country demanding justice for trayvon martin the seventeen year old black man who was struck down by a neighborhood watch volunteer dozens of people were arrested most of the arre

the yuma area. for us, we are looking at mostly sunny skies. 68 degrees at monterrey. cisco at the airport tomorrow, expect westerlies to 25 and the high clouds. so a partly cloudy day monday and thunderstorms for new york and for chicago. pinpoint forecast, bay area, oakland hit 70 today. 88 allot livermore. south bay, nice and warm. sun coming out, temperatures in the mid 80s . in thest bay, it will be 88 in brentwood. north bay, mostly in the 70s . 82 at sonoma. far north, clear lake will be nice and warm in the 90s . forecast in the five-day outlook calls for increased high cloudiness and maybe a sprinkle or two monday. it is possible, just a slight chance for the rest of the week, it is about as summertime as it gets in the bay area. lit be a great sunday. have a good one. especially if you are head today the fair. >> okay, tell us what was promised in the musical camelot? >> take me to the fair, she wants the knights to joust for the honor of taking her to the fair. >> that's a reasonable request. >> absolutely. talk about a princess. >> thank you. >>> tens of tho

. >> after your colleague -- i think he was the manager of your office in monterrey was killed back int, 2007? i could tell from the speeches i saw you delivering then, particularly that one to the -- that i showed earlier, that you were really angry. you said, our organization is "a threat to the diabolic elixir of demagogues, oligarchies, unfair trade, and financial services industry." >> i think that's the truth. and yes, i'm angry. you know, but you have to be careful when you're angry. scripture tells us that there is such a thing as righteous anger, but do not sin in your anger. to hold those people accountable for the decisions that make -- that have the effect like that on other people. and i'm afraid that this country needs a shaking up in that regard. we-- it's very difficult to see what's happening in our country today. >> what do you mean what's happening? >> well, the marginalizing democracy. people that speak for themselves. i mean, isn't that why we fought the british crown, that we had a right to speak for ourselves and not have things imposed upon us without our repres

the state today, here is a look pitcher expected highs. at tahoe looking good at 85 degrees of southern sierra nevada could see pop up storms so certainly be aware of that. upper 60s and monterrey0s for the forecast and l.a. so keep that mine and again pop-up thunderstorms around much of the state later on today. >>mark: upon. hundreds of rallies taking place all around the country over the weekend for trayvon martin. on the bottom right, there is a video of the rallies celebrities like jasey and beyoncÉ showed up along with martin's mother. on the top right, there's video of the rallies in st. louis missouri. and on the left, video from houston, texas. demonstrators said it what the justice department to bring the federal civil- rights case against george zimmerman the man acquitted of murdering trayvon martin. and dr. phil asks the question did the justice system fail? or was justice served?. today and for dr. phil will talk to trayvon martin's parents and also with the george zimmerman of the best friend. >>darya: a german rollercoaster maker is sending officials to six flags in north texas to respect their right after a woman fell to her death. gerstlauer amusement rides wi

speaker, i'd yield as much time as he may consume to my colleague, the gentleman from monterrey, california, mr. farr. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. farr: thank you very much, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. huffman, for yielding. i want to congratulate the committee and chairman doc hastings on bringing this bill to the floor. i was instrumental in creating the national coastal monument along the california coastline and it had to be done by executive order because we couldn't get the bills out of committee. i really appreciate the fact that the committee's concentrating on this because a lot of these things that people kind of argue against don't realize what the positive unintended consequences are. what this bill does is talk about management of land. as the chairman pointed out, the substance of the bill allows the private enterprise, the agriculture to continue and to have it in a way that will be cost-effective management. this is a win-win for the private sector and for the public sector. many cases the bureau of land management is a very effe

the 30th anniversary. >> yes. >> what went into that? >> it is a kind of dream project. so i have been involved with ted for, i think, 15 years, and a long time, and i spoke in monterrey, whichthrust, so the audience was surrounded, it was much smaller than long beach, and then they moved to long beach, which is, i think, 2000 people, so it is a very big theatre, and it was great and production values got better, and i have spoken there, and had had that experience of your talk is influenced by how you feel in the room, like, you know, the environment affects how the talk evolves. and so when chris called me and said they were -- >> rose: chris anderson. >> chris anderson, who has taken over the ted conference and done an amazing job, said they are going to can review, they are going to vancouver and can i create .. a tell polar pop-up theatre, temporal pop-up theatre in vancouver and i couldn't have picked a more ideal project .. because ted is a combination of theatre and festival, where it happens over many days, so we are creating from scratch a theatre designed around a talk, like going back to the roots of theatre and no one has ever done a theatre that is solely based

the chuck wagon fire has burned 17 a. and 40 percent contained. saab monterrey during remote training has consume over 2 a. ed. 712 a. have burned and the mountain fire in the riverside counting is has consumed more the 27,000 a. as of monday evening. 68 percent of sons, contained. more than 1800 firefighters will continue to work on this place. in the news room charles clifford kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: some of tropical moisture heading out from the south. with the low pressure system is called in for this because, from the wrong direction. nicosia the thunderstorms moving van. you can see the thunderstorms movingin/. the rhine continues to push through after the and o'clock the center to be in the low eighties for the most part. [ glenn stonebarger ] we are a family farm. she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...yes! really, really proud. to know that they're buying locally is important. [ female announcer ] safe

with the beaches, plenty of clouds but some breaks of sunshine. 60s and monterrey.d for half moon bay, pacifica, and with breaks of afternoon sunshine. nearly seven degrees for stinson beach. we will continue, with 70's foseven stinson beach. >> this live as this protest is building with reaction to the " not guilty ". to be george zimmerman they found him " not guilty ". we will be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> jeff bush is live in the mission had district. jeff? >>