job was, to, again, publicly in her house, but none theless publicly to strangers tell how it was, what the foundation was. >> you know, if i can chime in for a second. this is the second time we brought this up, cokie, we all alluded to it. what do you get from studying the women. we talked about how it makes the founders so much more human than we all imagined. the whole thing about no pants, i don't know if i eel ever get over that. >> trust me, you won't. >> i'm traumatized. i think what it does, pat eluded to it -- the power of the everyday. when people are grappling with them and trying to put them to everyday practice, all kinds of interesting things come up. one example i would think of is if you look at the women and working with the power of the every day, you kind of discover the dirty secret of early american politics which is the incredible attachment that the new americans have to aristocracy.

never theless, governor perry says they have options when it comes to medical issues. >> in the state of texas, we put some substantial amount of money into women's health programs over the course of the last two years. partly because the obama administration pulled our funding because they disagreed with texas' restrictions on these abortions. i most people in the country and in texas certainly believe six months is too late to be deciding whether or not these babies should be aborted or not. we put the limit at five months in this bill. >> the measure also outlaws abortions after 20 weeks unless the health of the woman is in immediate danger. >>> well a star from the hit series glee was found dead in a hotel room. he missed his noon checkout time saturday. the cause of death is unknown

none theless at 3:00 p.m. 104 degrees in places like antioch rounding out the day in 107 degrees in river more. i am going to show you the hottest july readings of all time. who can rival the temperatures today? we will tell you when the heat is going to break? your full forecast coming up. we bring in anthony slaughter. >> we are talking about the bart strikes continuing today. we definitely want to give you heads up. the bay bridge toll plaza looking pretty good. wide open. if you got stuck in traffic yesterday because this was jam packed at 5:30 this might be the time to leave. let's talk about the accident on 880 southbound right around 92. it is causing a little slow down but nothing too bad. two accidents approaching livermore. folks trying to get around that with one lane blocked. looks like things are good to go right now. it is 4:39 and we have a ways to go before we get to the heart of rush hour. >> it is early. it is 4:39. a former richmond football coach returns to court today to answer more charges after a third victim accused him of sexual assault. barren edwards was charged

lost 7 of theless 8. >> shocking upset at wimbledon. serena had career high 34 match win streak coming into fourth round match against germany player. receives lacking for the sixth single title going to have to wait until next year. first game set sum up the day for convenient a.easy overhead all the time in the world and puts it right in the net. first se set. serena wins second and break in third. 3-1. back live. break again at 4-2. then 4 games. serena on the run. drop volley. serena there forehand winner right down. match point. that the open court. forehand winner. 6-2. serena ousted in the round of 16. murray moving on to the quarter final at the u.s. open champ took care in straight set. early in the second set. rally from the tie breaker. back hand winner cross court to take the set. take the third set and become first british man since perry in 1936 to win this event. vehiclevich advance. >> multiple reports saying that dwight howard met with the warriors rocket and hawk today next the were your guard curry at gym in l.a. coul

lost 7 of theless 8. >> shocking upset at wimbledon.erena had career high 34 match win streak coming into fourth round match against germany player. receives lacking for the sixth single title going to have to wait until next year. first game set sum up the day for convenient a.easy overhead all the time in the world and puts it right in the net. first se set. serena wins second and break in third. 3-1. back live. break again at 4-2. then 4 games. serena on the run. drop volley. serena there forehand winner right down. match point. that the open court. forehand winner. 6-2. serena ousted in the round of 16. murray moving on to the quarter final at the u.s. open champ took care in straight set. early in the second set. rally from the tie breaker. back hand winner cross court to take the set. take the third set and become first british man since perry in 1936 to win this event. vehiclevich advance. >> multiple reports saying that dwight howard met with the warriors rocket and hawk today next the were your guard curry at gym in l.a. could

lost 7 of theless 8. >> shocking upset at wimbledon.d career high 34 match win streak coming into fourth round match against germany player. receives lacking for the sixth single title going to have to wait until next year. first game set sum up the day for convenient a.easy overhead all the time in the world and puts it right in the net. first se set. serena wins second and break in third. 3-1. back live. break again at 4-2. then 4 games. serena on the run. drop volley. serena there forehand winner right down. match point. that the open court. forehand winner. 6-2. serena ousted in the round of 16. murray moving on to the quarter final at the u.s. open champ took care in straight set. early in the second set. rally from the tie breaker. back hand winner cross court to take the set. take the third set and become first british man since perry in 1936 to win this event. vehiclevich advance. >> multiple reports saying that dwight howard met with the warriors rocket and hawk today next the were your guard curry at gym in l.a. could mean som

. >> arrived in campbell with little fanfare, none theless, buddhists say there hasn't been this muchenergy in the bay area in one place in quite some time. >> it's a rare opportunity to actually see a relic because normally they're enshrined in india or asia so to have a collection this big is really quite profound. >> relics are pearl-like objects found only in the kre mated remains of masters. buddhists believe the lifetime of meditation changes the mind and body on a molecular level. >> they cultivate this qualify then when they go through the kre mags it chris allizes to form these relics. average, normal people wouldn't have relics. >> the tour features 45 relics from present-day spiritual leaders going all the way back to the first original bud ha himself. they've been handed down through the generations surviving war and conflict and are priceless. >> are you worried about the safety of the relics. >> no. they take care of themselves. >> about a hundred people came to the opening ceremony. the event is free. the highlight? getting blessed with the relic of the original buddha.

never theless apple stocks down almost $300 a share shot up more than $15 in after hours straiding today. >> during an emergency pleeting today the union high school district decided to sue to try to get students advanced test scores. the board threw out results of 324 high school students after discovering they were sitting too close together. school officials say students were supervised and confident there was no cheating. the tests when passed give credit without that, some will face more time in college. >> to pay $60,000 or $30,000 for another year or semester does affect me. >> students have been told they can take it again but the district is hoping to have this issue resolved within days. >> we received phone calls about a small earthquake in the north bay. our callers described it as a sharp jolt. no damage has been reported. >> turning to forecast now we've had muggy kind of overcast humid days here. >> it's moving out into our pattern getting back to a normal pattern that won't happen until tomorrow, here is a look. we do have clouds hanging around. low clouds, some mid level

not a very good landing but a miracle none theless. >> no question on both counts, wayne.f the patients only 16 are still hospitalized tonight. remarkable. san francisco general is where thoft most of them want. at stanford hospital one patient has been upgraded to serious. another patient still there is now good. cal pacific two, people in stable condition. >> some of the students were treated to dinner last night at the chinese consulate. about 70 of them sat down to a meal near st. francis wood. the students say he encouraged them to be brave. also arranged for them to have video conversation was their families in china. and gave them san francisco tee shirts. one student told abc 7 news that it was a much-needed taste of home. >> well, sfo officials tell us operations should be back to normal soon, needless to say survivors will take longer to get back to normal. and today one of them sat down with abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom to talk about what it's like to go back to runway 28 left to see the wreckage of the flight. they were summoned here, only when arrived su

never theless apple stocks down almost $300 a share shot up more than $15 in after hours straiding today. >> during an emergency pleeting today the union high school district decided to sue to try to get students advanced test scores. the board threw out results of 324 high school students after discovering they were sitting too close together. school officials say students were supervised and confident there was no cheating. the tests when passed give credit without that, some will face more time in college. >> to pay $60,000 or $30,000 for another year or semester does affect me. >> students have been told they can take it again but the district is hoping to have this issue resolved within days. >> we received phone calls about a small earthquake in the north bay. our callers described it as a sharp jolt. no damage has been reported. >> turning to forecast now we've had muggy kind of overcast humid days here. >> it's moving out into our pattern getting back to a normal pattern that won't happen until tomorrow, here is a look. we do have clouds hanging around. low clouds, some mid level

not a very good landing but a miracle none theless. >> no question on both counts, wayne.the patients only 16 are still hospitalized tonight. remarkable. san francisco general is where thoft most of them. at stanford hospital one patient has been upgraded to serious. another patient still there is now good. cal pacific two, people in stable condition. >> some of the students were treated to dinner last night at the chinese consulate. about 70 of them sat down to a meal near st. francis wood. the students say he encouraged them to be brave. also arranged for them to have video conversation was their families in china. and gave them san francisco tee shirts. one student told abc 7 news that it was a much-needed taste of home. >> well, sfo officials tell us operations should be back to normal soon, needless to say survivors will take longer to get back to normal. and today one of them sat down with abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom to talk about what it's like to go back to runway 28 left to see the wreckage of the flight. they were summoned here, only when arrived survivors

in 1778, never theless, the most trusted of of the military advisers told the government they would have to double the number of british soldier in america at the time when they were also fighting fran france and spain. the very presence of the british army alien ated american support. the two sides increasingly regarded one another as foreign. one of my favorite of the british officer said that he every day cursed columbus and all of the discoveries, all of the discoveries about diabolical country. [laughter] there was also an ideological component. the british regarded them as criminals. who committing act of rebellion and treason. they requested whether they should even be treated as regular prisoner of war and the usual convention of war. the british commanders understood that they needed to win popular support. but this objective was often in conflict with the difficulties of fighting the war and the appearances of winning it. secretary clinton used the phase that we need to gain the heart and sub -- subdue the mind of america. the various declaration of independence complained to t

none of theless, the notion of pilot error has prevailed for 40 years. time, there's an investigation, privately funded investigation underway, and in september there will be a report on that privately-funded investigation by very imminent retired distinguished individuals, swedish, english, african. we'll see what that report says. that's the comment i want to make open -- on that. the next hour of my talk, which won't exist, is to say something about his spiritual life and to say something about the way his spiritualty informed his conduct as an individual diplomat. it is an immensely rich subject. it's the virtual subject of my book, and so i recommend, really, those of you who care for the u.n., let alone for hammarskjold read the book and see how it worked. the have comet to feel that great individuals, great men, great women, who are for the good, who are not great tyrants, but really for the good have a capacity to infuse the field of action which includes all of us and the community with a purpose, with a vitality, a kind of mixture of good humor

none theless we are expecting the peak of the heat wave. >> thank you very much.. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. crystal geyser. then we deliver it directly to you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it's my mom's birthday. happy birthday. >> let's go. >> happy anniversary. >> hi grandma and pop. >> i can't live without my "today" show. >> we can't live without you either. it's the 12nd of july, 2013. >> a little muggy. >> yes. but we have a great crowd out here on the plaza. i'm savannah guthrie and along side -- we're talking about something a lot of people feel they have. if people feel they have a naturally sour expression on their face. for example, some stars have it, and even when they're happy, they look unhappy. there's a name for it. it's called [ bleep ] resting face. there's a hilarious viral video out there to help others. we're going to meet the woman behind it who says she suffers from this terrible syndrome. >> and a terrible case of it this morning. >>> also, questions about the serious bestseller, "proof of he

things are recovering and i think today on this friday, it's going to recover quicker but never thelessill backed up -- never the less, still backed up. and part of the big rig truck is right but the other side is getting cleared up. you can see they're doing guardrail repair. this is on the ramp from 29 to eastbound 37. highway 37 nearby is actually moving okay and if you're driving into silicon valley today, the traffic has been nice in santa clara, san jose and sunnyvale. now let's go to sal. >>> a lot of low clouds and fog. if you're watching us in southern california, yes, it's raining down south but for us, there's a lot of gray and are rip roaring strong delta breeze and it's going to cool down, some of the low clouds, fog, if you're heading to the jusin timberlake show at the candle stick, i would bundle up. that's my suggestion. probably layers would be a good idea. it's going to be windy and cold. inland temps a few are hot, but i think we saw the highest temps about two days ago. cooler pattern into the weekend. stronger gusts in the usually places. 50s and 60s coast and bay.

how it was.d and that's what she thought her ob was, to, again, publicly in her house, but none theless how cly to strangers tell it was, what the foundation was. know, if i can chime in for a second. this is the second time we we all this up, cokie, alluded to it. what do you get from studying the women. we talked about how it makes the founders so much more human than imagined. the whole thing about no pants, i don't know if i eel ever get over that. me, you won't. >> i'm traumatized. eluded what it does, pat to it -- the power of the everyday. when people are grappling with trying to put them to everyday practice, all kinds of interesting things come up. would think of is if you look at the women and power of the he every day, you kind of discover secret of early american politics which is the incredible attachment that the americans have to aristocracy. so they had all fought this big revolution against the monarchy and against everything that the old world stood for. but they still secretly craved it. and they craved it for a very reason -- it was the only vocabulary of power that