vacaville hot yesterday, breeze this morning cooling-off locally, thunderstorms in the sierra nevada ght now from our sutro cam you can see low clouds and higher clouds this will aid in cooling persistent marine layer increase of an onshore flow in the days ahead, starting with today, live doppler with winds gusting to 50 miles an hour we have storms from the north sierra south of lake tahoe and right over the lake. around kings beach light showers in sacramento this has been a busy and dangerous area this morning. thunderstorms will continue with the lightning back home we are looking at a big cooling trend that will continue knocking down temperatures another five to seven degrees today, 62 concord fremont 55, low clouds and fog a few other higher clouds this morning, cooler especially inland, you will feel it around the bay and north bay and more significant cooling each day, first system bringing the showers and thunderstorm storms to the sierra nevada, increased marine layer, second system to the north and west of us for days now and that's going to spread the marine layer furthe

the g.o.p. (laughter) that's right. nevada republicans are scared that "none of the above" could take votes from mitt romney. (laughter) and, folks, i tell you, i think they've got grounds here. remember, mitt's not tells us how he's going to fix the economy or what tax loopholes he's going to close or what his immigration policy is going to be. the whole message of his campaign is "i'm not barack obama!" (laughter) and you can't get more not barack obama than no one. (laughter) and, folks, this guy... this guy right here, he's got the conservative credentials that romney lacks. i mean, you want to talk small government, this guy believes in none government. (laughter) here's what i think romney's got to do. "none of the above" is so appealing to republican voters i believe mitt romney has got to choose him as his running mate. (laughter) i mean, look at who he's considering now. portman, pawlenty and jindal? they wish they had the charisma of none of the above! (laughter) although, of course, i cannot say for sure that none o

very active day in the sierra nevada. llmer peak you have a little haze lots of sun and numbers have warmed into the 70s inland. another warm one for you, summer-like and closer to the bay out in the ballpark looking good nice and sunny here beautiful day in the city winds pick up onshore flow all across the bay later this evening. live doppler 7 hd here we are in the sierra nevada we've had rain around blue canyon all morning. truckee the entire lake looking at showers even embedded thunderstorm since this morning they've had over 1,000 lightning strikes, dangerous conditions here. this all spreads to the south throughout the southern sierra today. if you are traveling from sacramento east and south, watch out for the activity there. back home nice stable air mass you can see low clouds and fog beginning to pull back from parts of the coast not so lucky along the central coast still socked in. look at the numbers r7bgs 1 fremont, 75 livermore, beam me back up scottie. 64 oakland around the monterey bay low clouds and fog

we'll travel to a dozen of them in the next 99 days. here in nevada you are watching tv, almost every commercial break has at least one ad from a presidential campaign or a super-pac. sometimes several. nationally in the presidential race, the real clear politics average of recent polls has president obama up 1.8. in nevada according to the average of polls president leads by 5.3. politically, the silver state breaks down to two major counties. here in clark county, where two-third of the state estrenol cente'sregistered vote. two-third. they have advantage in union activity here. home to reno the republicans appear to have the advantage in organization and numbers. how the counties -- how the candidates do in these counties will decide who wins the state. we begin with president obama rolling the dice on a man who is very much a political wild card. the president is now counting on bill clinton as the ace in the hole. >> it's a gamble because former president clinton can veer off-message and is still upset about 2008. he has personally asked him to p

very active day in the sierra nevada. vollmer peak you have a little haze lots of sun and numbers have warmed into the 70s inland. another warm one for you, summer-like and closer to the bay out in the ballpark looking good nice and sunny here beautiful day in the city winds pick up onshore flow all across the bay later this evening. live doppler 7 hd here we are in the sierra nevada we've had rain around blue canyon all morning. truckee the entire lake looking at showers even embedded thunderstorm since this morning they've had over 1,000 lightning strikes, dangerous conditions here. this all spreads to the south throughout the southern sierra today. if you are traveling from sacramento east and south, watch out for the activity there. back home nice stable air mass you can see low clouds and fog beginning to pull back from parts of the coast not so lucky along the central coast still socked in. look at the numbers r7bgs 1 fremont, 75 livermore, beam me back up scottie. 64 oakland around the monterey bay low clouds and fo

look at the asian-american vote and how influential it could be in the state of nevada. >> woodruff: we update the battle for syria's largest city and commercial hub. and ray suarez interviews the head of refugees international about the unfolding humanitarian crisis. >> ifill: plus jeffrey brown talks with author lter dean myers about his books for young people and his mission to get more of them reading. >> the positive thing i can give them is their own presence, acknowledging them. i know where you are coming from. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: this was a day of medals and milestones for u.s. athletes at t

. >> i am a resident bishop for the california and nevada conference of the united methodist church. our conference serves the northern two-thirds of the state of california and the northern half of the state of nevada. i come here asking the commission to certify the environmental impact report and eventually approved a conditional use application. i come as someone who cares and knows about this church. i am a former resident of the city of san francisco and have worked in the city over a number of years. in the mid-'80s, i was the district superintendent that supervised this church and the city of san francisco. i have continued to serve in this city in many ways. i am the current member of the board for glide. this is a way -- it allows the church a dignified and to a long ministry. the legacy of that ministry to be continued in new ways within the city of san francisco. in 2002, the congregation asked our conference to assist. we sent a team to help them with their ministry. the team found the congregation with eight active members and a building that had suffered for many years

ly doppler active, thunderstorms in the sacramento valley towards the sierra nevada, weak system pushing through the bay area also enhancing marine layer bringing breezy winds from san jose up towards the delta. right now you can see the storms north of sacramento around kings beep back home the low clouds and fog around the bay this morning, a -- bit of a breeze, starting out with 60s inland east bay 60s at our coast areas of fog by noon, 60s and upper 70s inland and it will be again upper 80s to low 90s in the warmest inland valleys coming down another five to seven degrees today by the evening should be nice with more fog along the coast if you are plan the next couple of days the cooling trend going to continue knocking off another five degrees tomorrow inland and the coolest day of the week not only wednesday looking like thursday cool too the rest of the workweek and the weekend featuring cooler than normal. first, frances has a look at your monday morning ride many hope it has been an easy one. >> so far, we are just hearing about a new crash on highway 37, to i-80 we'll keep you

it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thi

the courtroom today. when we come back, clark county and nevada in focus. lk about the issues that will decide the november election here with the local guests. but first, meet a local restaurant owner. >> i have been in business 50 years. 41 in new york. then i came to vegas to retire. but i opened up a place. because nobody else had a place like this. >> what is your biggest concern as a business owner here? >> the bank, they should reduce the mortgages, less what the houses are worth in order for the economy to pick up. you know? the economy is going to stay dead unless they do that. >> in other words, the underwater homeowners take the mortgages down so they cut the pay? >> that is the biggest thing. that is the biggest thing. if somebody has to pay $3,000, maybe they could pay $1,000 or have another $1,000 to spend. >> do you have a sense whether obama will win nevada or not? >> whoever wins doesn't help us. only helps maybe the rich people. that's all. you know? >> so those statements about the middle class really taking it and rich getting richer, you

of them across the sierra nevada. thunderstorms have developed. you can see there is truckee and this is going to continue during daytime. heating destabilizes atmosphere, sun goes down and threats will be over for seera. temperatures running cooler and most areas and there is low 60s along the coastline. into upper 80s inland at this hour, so far livermore made it to 91 and los gatos is some inland heat and number goesing away into tomorrow. areas of fog cooler mid week and warming up again as we head into the weekend and there is no extreme heat coming our way. there is sea breeze back, low pressure ininland there is that steady sea breeze, temperatures coming down. tonight there is is along coast and north bay. and and you'll again with fog near the coast, around the bay. temperatures low 50s to low 60s first thing in the morning. tomorrow afternoon a nice day. numbers not like today. tomorrow we're going 80 degrees, 78 in sunnyvale. 73 san mateo. and there is low 60s coastside. breezy side there. downtown san fran

we will commence that line to this demand is in the mobsters guard the sierra nevada foothills there's surge the dog had couldn't pick up the line since the estimates that mumbai and weighs about 100 lbs.. >>> it was the big cats for a group of freshmen the adults have more than 7 ft. long and weighing in at 80 lbs. the cbs five reporters shows us their massive grab had strains and tied the attached. fun at first the fisherman to in snow as being of such rights but then there was no mistaking it. they claim it was a print species the beat paper perret seconds there was is illegal. curzon with delight in vietnamese and english they figure it's about 100 lbs. is not about how tasty is gonna be ended up a measuring tape finally this bought the nineties had and had enough. the equates the department of fish and game is now reviewing the video as possible evidence in their investigation of the media they also request a major changes in the penalties for i was disappointed. the department is as important as the regulations on a fishing for a surge across the western u.s. the monitor reports

it's registered to a person who is incarcerated in the nevada department of corrections. quite sure it can get much worse. so just go ahead and blow, and let's get it over with. >> as soon as they brought the breathalyzer, i knew he was in some serious, serious trouble. >> the court marshal administers the test. >> i've never had to do this before for a lawyer. in fact, it was a little uncomfortable for me because i knew him. i had seen him in my courtroom a few other times. but i had to do my job. >> my professional livelihood is at stake here. >> i know. you think i want to do this? >> the odor of alcoholic beverage was very prevalent in the courtroom and on him, so i knew that he had had a lot to drink. >> take a deep breath. just blow in it. >> okay. for the record your blood alcohol is .075. >> i admit that i did have drinks last night. i lost my grandmother about two weeks ago, and i've been under a lot of pressure. >> the drunk driving limit in nevada is .08, and it's been ten hours since he says he had his last drink. caramagno still insists he can move forward wit

and 90s while inland and a lot more 80s, and on our cloud-rain forecast, the rain stays up in the sierra nevadalook at the fog on the coast for tuesday. keeps getting a little thicker and thicker and will continue to fill in. a few high clouds off in the distance. breezy to windy, cooler than most. we'll go 80s and 90s, still out by antioch, brentwood, oakley, you can see 90s out there. other areas, 70s and 80s and 60s closer to the coast. the message here is for a cooler pattern. tuesday, wednesday and thursday is nice, levelling off friday and a chance for a little bit of a warm up. nothing like we saw this weekend as we get into the upcoming weekend. >> bowing to the west wind has paid off? >> boy, i was up on mount diab lo doing this. >> trying to get it to cool down. thank you, steve. >> you bet. >>> when we get back, which city has lifted its ban on marathon dancing. and the future of a casino in the south bay. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfec

bringing up subtropical moisture, thunderstorms in the sacramento valley and raining now lightly in the sierra nevada lake tahoe looking at showers always towards kings beach won't be in the bay area system bringing good marine layer the next couple of days cooling trend will continue high temperatures inland for low 90s for livermore 90 concord as much as seven to eight degrees cooler around the bay, 80 and partial afternoon clearing at our coast look for this trend to continue tuesday and wednesday looking at numbers cooler with upper 80s inland, mid 80s. i'll have a look at next four days after that coming up later. >>> good morning. right now looking good in terms of accidents on freeways. you heard amy hollyfield's report streets closed near the mosconey area because of president obama's visit. we've got streets closed around fifth and howard and blocks surrounding the area, avoid those streets, if you can. you saw a lot of the activity there, 101 fine heading into san francisco, no problems on 80 as well across the bay bridge. we'll check out the san mateo bridge, traffic light, this is westbou

war memorial by the nevada tourist who says that she saw an airman slip a ring on his companion's fingersed a statement from the couple. they say that picture does not show a proposal. the couple in fact gotten gauged two weeks earlier. they were just scouting locations for their wedding. sure in things aren't always what you see. that's all. what [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way.

war memorial by the nevada tourist who says that she saw an airman slip a ring on his companion's fingereleased a statement from the couple. they say that picture does not show a proposal. the couple in fact gotten gauged two weeks earlier. they were just scouting locations for their wedding. sure in things aren't always what you see. that's all. thanks for joining us until next time. be safe, be kind, and be happy.

i have an appointment. >> reporter: we tried again before he walked away. >> we flew the flight to nevada and it was empty. why do you continue to support that? >> i appreciate the question. if you make an appointment. >> reporter: he never made good, we reached out. that effort to kill the essential air service failed in the house with help from people like heck. >> it's only wasteful in someone else's district. >> reporter: in washington. >> all right. how did our representatives vote? only andy harris voted to kill the bill. all the other maryland congressmen voted to keep it but for congressman cunningham, he didn't vote. we have a list of how everybody vote, go to the website right now and click on the investigator's tab. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> let's get into it. pretty hot night across the area. right now it's 83 outside our station doors, outside -- we will take a look at time l aps e photography. ocean city a beautiful shot. showing a nice sunset and then annapolis a great looking day. mix of sun

, actually introduced by william randolph hearst father was one of the first senators of nevada, the mining interests in nevada were pushing very much for a free silver movement to basically guarantee the price of silver. so edison is kind of coming out of, not that he knows all of this, but this incredible turmoil driven by monetary questions, political questions, and so by the time he comes up with this scheme, in a way it's almost, and they found this in the federal reserve act, it's almost like people didn't want to revisit and we fight the fight they had in the 1860s, 1870s, 1880s. but there are these plans and other plans, but just all these different crosscuts that he kind of lanes on, not even realizing all of this stuff has happened because of course he's had his head in the stock ticker and the lightbulb and the electrification and the movies and the victrola, so he comes at it without the great background reading a little bit, done a fair bit of study. most academics would've said but gee, he didn't even look at all this stuff. so there is this huge story out there, a

he became its first victim he now suffers from several cancers and renal problems it is part of the nevada test we did. what i'm doing is blowing up the chute and burning up but what you see is the direct impact on the iranian missions iranian impact but the uranium the brace of burned and burned and burned and burned and burned for a long time you see how long it lasts he claims that your rainy him has been used in american munitions since one thousand nine hundred one in missiles shells and armor plating for military vehicles. and when i shut up wood for by force man it works great this stuff is good ok i'm going to have to understand the purpose is to kill and destroy and uranium weapons are the ultimate because there's a massive fireball of bahrain uranium fragrance that are moving extraordinarily high velocity and fragments that are not burning their cost massive secondary explosions or massive fires in a thing that. is a mineral used to nuclear power plants part of it isn't rich and used as fuel for the reactors. the rest is radioactive waste known as depleted uranium. as the cost of

the nationwide polling that matters. it's what's happening in florida, ohio, nevada, and colorado. and i'm waiting for someone to focus just on those states. >> well, some have shown that obama is ahead in those swing states and that gives obama team some confidence that the ads are working. what do you think about karl rove's group, that will now spend some $9 million on ads refuting these bain attacks? doesn't that suggest that they are worried? >> it definitely suggests they are worried, and they should be worried. there's an ad of a gentleman who works in indiana who describes building the stage that was used to fire him and everyone in his company. and it was a company that mitt romney's bain had purchased. my god. when i showed that ad to people, they were silent at the end. and i'm asking them, what do you think? what's your reaction? they couldn't speak it was so powerful. by the same token, we have shown them ads of the money that was spent in the stimulus package that went to china and europe. and it's the same kind of reaction from people. how could barack obama spend my

and the delays and all that to in that travel on trains in europe and the israelis travel. nevada a one- way train to get from san francisco's los angeles would cost $85.100 $70 round trip. that's similar to what you'd have one of the cheapest united run triptych its. the real promises to get you from san francisco to los angeles and two hours in 40 minutes or less that's an hour longer than the plane trip but if you count the times and driving to the airports and rail ride would be quicker. did ways of actually been wanted for a while now. supporters say of the 33 million plane trips hawthorne one-third of them are expected to be by high-speed rail but it's not for everyone. thought is the same month hassle. opponents of a high-speed rail plan say the project's leaders cannot guarantee the speeds or the 2 hour 40 minutes travel deadlines david sean brands as those times are written into the initiative voters approved four years ago. the waves we ask them for the documentation involved they admitted they have nine. the documentation says obliquely ellis is that is the case then it

the country. that is completely lacking in nevada. where look, local communities are by and large very supportive. the state communities are very opposed. and i think that it's been described a number of the detail. but whipp is what gives me the optimistic confidence that we can move ahead. because i think the attitude that we found down there, that we found down there, i'm not an expert, was immensely reassure ing adaptive approach if really taken seriously by both sides that this consent can work. >> now, general, you still didn't answer. the question was very pointed here. should a state as a whole have the right to accept or reject a nuclear waste sites in its borders and how should the authority work? you're comparing nevada and new mexico, as you know, and i think the history you're talking about what happened in nevada was the high net level nuclear waste policy act which had a very scientific process, broad selection of sites was shortened by congress. and congress basically said it's going to nevada. and forced it down nevada

. >> that county could be the difference of swinging nevada one direction or another and that could swing the entire presidential election. it could be that important. >> the president won nevada in 2008 but it might not be so easy this time around. the state has struggled in the past four years, topping the list for the highest number of foreclosures and been plagued by double-digit unemployment. to show how important nevada could be, a media company that tracks advertisement says that in and around las vegas from april to june there was 6000 residential advertisements, that is more than any other market in the country. and this year another swing states like ohio, there are now more advertisements, july is supposed to be slow but there are more ads than in september 2008 when campaigns typically bump up their advertising. at these candidates are not taking any chances in the swing states. >> it seems like this is different than other election years, they have been hardest hit by the economy. you mentioned the number of foreclosures. >> many of them are especially in nevada so some peopl

, 50s and also 60s and if you are headed up in that direction early most of that will end in the sierra nevada and upper 80s and lower 90s the rent it will be to bring temperatures down and sometimes it takes a day for others to join the party and the on shore breeze is getting established. 60s to 90 but instead of upper 90s it looks like a quiet week, pam. >>> a fire gutted a home but two people inside escaped safely. friars were -- firefighters were called at 9:00 p.m. and it looks like the fire started in the kitchen. >>> nine people are dead after a series of shootings and bombings, and the attack comes just days after the leader of al qaeda warned the militant group returned to areas they were driven from while u.s. troops were there. >>> two american civilians were killed in who are rat. he was wearingand a four gunman was -- a fourth gunman was killed. >>> thousands gathered to pay their respects. the right wing extremist admitted to the killing. he set off a bomb and then went on a shooting rampage at a youth camp. he will be sentenced. >>> police shot and killed 25- year-old manuel di

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in the desert valley that spilled down from reno, nevada. in that moonlight, all silver pale, the wind worried that gray ends of winter grass, whipped and cried up the driveway around the corner of the house, whistled past the unlocked door. something evil afoot, something here inside. when the moon peered through the window and into the master bedroom, a little after 3:00 in the morning. >> he's really dead. >> what's really dead? >> my husband. >> reporter: strange the things that happen to people under a full moon. good people, not-so-good people. under that moon that night, it was hard to tell which was which, who was who. >> this is a case built on lies and deception and cat and mouse. who knew what it was. >> reporter: but the story when it began back in 2005 was about love, or what certainly felt like it. in fact, fair to say it was two kinds of love. there was what happened to ben when he met melissa. >> as soon as he met melissa, he was something i had never seen. just, you know, just for no reason he would call and say i love you. >

the -- cal kicks off the 2012 football season at the new memorial stadium against nevada. >>> a concorddoing more to bring health and nutrition to its customers. they are using a refrigerated truck brought by the community health fund to bring the food directly to the people who need it. fresh fruit and vegetables are being distributed in the low income communities where access to good grocery stores is a problem. the truck goes to 20 sites every two weeks. >> the success is great. we are getting 50 people, and our projections were to have 100 to 150 at a site. we will be there in a month or two. people were going back telling their friends and neighbors. it is an easy sell. >> clients will go home with an average of five to 10 produce items including collie flor, tomatoes, squash and more. >>> the food bank of contra costa was the setting of the abc7 listens meeting. it is a chance for viewers to talk directly with us about what is on their minds. the discussion was hosted by the rn monthing anchor -- by the morning anchor, and william burton also attended. dozens of community agencies

thankfully most fog was there and it was very shallow and it has come flying and it went write up the sierra nevada but it was close. this was a sign high pressure is moving off so we take most of the pictures. i have seen gusts up to 25 and when it is 25 they are done. southwest at vacaville, oakland southwest at the airport. and sonoma county airport say no. and they have a party hake over from last night but their observation is down. and they are flying intaking us to a cooler pattern and it looks like today could be the coolest day of the week but some will be about the same. windy at times cooler lows. highs not the 80s and 90s and on the coast, it does look lovely, pam. >>> and battleground states of ohio president barack obama heads out after a 4th of july celebration for military families at the white house yet. they will take him for a look at comment computist. and we are looking at where they stopped in pittsburgh. >>> and in new hampshire, his family has been vacationing. mitt romney tried to clear up the confusion, following the supreme court ruling. >> american people know, president

the -- cal kicks off the 2012 football season at the new memorial stadium against nevada. >>> a concord food bank is doing more to bring health and nutrition to its customers. they are using a refrigerated truck brought by the community health fund to bring the food directly to the people who need it. fresh fruit and vegetables are being distributed in the low income communities where access to good grocery stores is a problem. the truck goes to 20 sites every two weeks. >> the success is great. we are getting 50 people, and our projections were to have 100 to 150 at a site. we will be there in a month or two. people were going back telling their friends and neighbors. it is an easy sell. >> clients will go home with an average of five to 10 produce items including collie flor, tomatoes, squash and more. >>> the food bank of contra costa was the setting of the abc7 listens meeting. it is a chance for viewers to talk directly with us about what is on their minds. the discussion was hosted by the rn monthing anchor -- by the morning anchor, and william burton also attended. dozens of comm

the couple has a long history of drug use. >>> a pair of chimpanzees cared for by a couple in nevada got loose from their cages and went out oneir story did not end up happily. >> reporter: bj is enjoying grapes, back in her cage after being tranquilized. >> it's horrible. horrible. >> reporter: timmy derosa and lee watson, rescued them. somehow, the chimps escaped around 10:00 a.m. >> maybe they just kicked and kicked and kicked and somehow the right angle, they just popped the lock off? >> it had a padlock. and somehow, they still got out. >> reporter: buddy and cj ran free for half an hour. >> it was all chaos. >> reporter: miguel gutierrez has fed and played with the chimps for eight years. >> i tried to calm down the male chimp. but he was too excited and too aggressive. >> reporter: gutierrez was feet from buddy, seconds before his life ended. >> they were just screaming at me to get out of the way, get out of the way. because they were getting ready to shoot. get out, get out, get out. >> an officer shot and killed buddy in the middle of van route. >> though it's in the middle of families. what could they do? >> it's a

the nevada del ruz volcano blew smoke and ash, caused no damage. now eruption alert level has been downgraded and air traffic is getting back to normal. an eruption back in 1985 killed 25,000 people. >>> a top leader in iran acknowledged new sanctions are having an effect on that country's economy. the vice president said authorities had stock piled imported goods and hard currency to help cushion the blow. all 27 members of the european union stopped buying iranian oil yesterday. 18% of iran's exports. sanctions to pressure iran over its nuclear program. >>> voters in mexico, presidential election, have sent a message they're fed up with drug violence and troubled economy. official results are expected to show a return to the old guard with a return to the party whose party was voted out of power 12 years ago. the ruling party candidate, first woman to run for president in mexico on a major party line has officially conceded defeat. >> i will teach you how to say it. >> say it one more time. >> you go out. >> leave it to a pro. >> well now to the

the -- cal kicks off the 2012 football season at the new memorial stadium against nevada. >>> a concordre to bring health and nutrition to its customers. they are using a refrigerated truck brought by the community health fund to bring the food directly to the people who need it. fresh fruit and vegetables are being distributed in the low income communities where access to good grocery stores is a problem. the truck goes to 20 sites every two weeks. >> the success is great. we are getting 50 people, and our projections were to have 100 to 150 at a site. we will be there in a month or two. people were going back telling their friends and neighbors. it is an easy sell. >> clients will go home with an average of five produce items including collie flor, tomatoes, squash and more. >>> the food bank of contra costa was the setting of the abc7 listens meeting. it is a chance for viewers to talk directly with us about what is on their minds. the discussion was hosted by the rn monthing anchor -- by the morning anch and and william burton also attended. dozens of community agencies turned out t

the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, for mrs. landrieu proposes an amendment numbered 2521. mr. reid: on that, mr. president, i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. reid: mr. president, i now have a first-degree perfecting amendment which is also at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, proposes an amendment numbered 2522 to amendment number 2521. mr. reid: i ask for the yeas and nays on that. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the yeas and nays are ordered. mr. reid: i have a second-degree amendment at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: the senator from nevada, mr. reid, proposes an amendment numbered 2523 to amendment number 2522. mr. reid: i have, mr. president, a cloture petition on the substitute amendment which is at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the cler