do not try to drive-thru any sort of water. keep children out of the water, be sure you are especially cautious at night when it is harder to recognize a flood danger. >> since we are under a tornado watch, we want to make sure you are prepared for that. pick a safe room where you and your family can gather in the event of a tornado. this should be the lowest floor of your homes with no windows. affix your lawn furniture, anything that can be picked up by the wind. make sure you are always listening and watching for warnings. >> we'll put everything online. we are constantly updating our website. when you get there, find the information you need any time of the day. >> a massive recall from fisher price. this one is huge and has millions of parents checking their kids toys. >> coming up, what items are involved. why some items might be fibsed be fixed, thanks to repair kits. >>able we continue to monitor the severe weather in our area. justin will be right back with an update, coming up, next. [ male announcer ] have questions

. >> reporter: mcdonald is proposing a drive-thru restaurant across the street in an old abandoned drive-thruank building. now a burger battle is brewing and it has this bridge club buzzing. mount diablo womens club, show of hands, how many think a mcdonald's should go in across the street? all right. they were playing in carl jr.'s game room and nora jensen believed parental responsibility trumped any dietary arguments. >> i think it's up to the individual to decide what they and their families need to eat. if oaf boese it i is an issue, that belongs to the parent -- obesity is an issue, that belongs to the parent. >> reporter: marilyn said the increased traffic holds the cards for her. >> the traffic is a problem here. >> the primary issue is going to be traffic i think. >> reporter: sandra meyers should know. she's the community development director. too many fast food places, oh boese it i? that's not how the city makes decisions she says. >> if it's commercial, it's commercial. we're not going to get into the type of food that's being served there. >> reporter: another issue, there are f

shwarzzenager is back, kate thonpson is live, kate >>the gov walking thru the crater on earl st, it s a red tagged home, the concrete has been left all over ... where those fell you can see if weov over here...blowing a hundred feet..we have video of the gov. speaking to investigators and a map of the damage in the homes and when he was here he signed an order asking fema for money, he talkied to the president who promisec all the help cal needsi think the important thing now is to investigate, we have investigators here to find out exactly what happened we know so far a one hundred foot pipe blew up. we don't know exactly why if something was missing or it was weak or something. i think thats why we have to hold the area secure so investigators can go through because some important to make sure this never happens again. >>now san bruno has to be approved for fema money, no gaurantess, and also trick is it can only pay for a sponge that pg e would not pay for if the fema money does come through >>tuesday senaters are planning a cause, alex and mark say they will examine how to pervent

they are blogging about the new outdoormen you at some starbucks drive-thru.nte. but they no longer mention the tall size couples still for sale. some bloggers believe starbucks is being sneaky nudging hurried drive-thru customers to spend more. starbucks spokeswoman said we have to make choices about what we put on the menu so customers can get through as quickly as possible. one customer wrote that it was disingenuous to suggest that it was a benefit to the customer. within the hour we heard from another starbucks spokeswoman. she now says, "we listened to the feedback, and starting thursday, stores will be drive- boards. so let them off the hook now. starbucks recognizes there was some kind of line crossed there, or at least they're listening to the customer because the customer is always right, right? you tell me. twitter.msnbc.com. let us know what you think. starbucks now changing that. >>> and now the results of yesterday's vote, was cher's racy outfit at sunday's music video awards appropriate? an overwhelming 86% of you say who cares. she looks great

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jerry brown expected to get his first look this afternoon of the both will be doing technical walk-thrus this afternoon. after months of ads and air way attacks, this is the first debate in this race for governor. in hours, meg whitman and jerry brown will stand here in front of a crowd of almost 1,000 for their first gubernatorial debate. the two according to polls are in a dead heat. in this first debate it's critical. >> there is no guarantee that there will be a second or third. the reality of politics, you never know. >> there are other reasons to watch this debate. after months of ads, this will be a sort of getting to know you session. whitman is a new comer to the political scene, but while brown may be a veteran politician, the younger you are, the less you may know. >> his time in california as governor was so long ago, meg whitman had a much more contested primary. we've been seeing her face, hearing her message more. jerry brown has been coming out as what high school actual plans are and what his -- how he wants to turn things around. they have a lot to prove. >> he's hoping

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supervisor chu: this additional funding would take you thru phase two of the project?this does not include any hard costs? >> that is right. supervisor chu: thank you. >> those details began on 105 -- page 105 of your packet. supervisor campos: thank you for the presentation. why don't we open up this item to public comment. we are in danger of losing a quorum, so we will limit each response to two minutes. >> i just wanted to commend the authority for moving forward with the better market street project. as has been mentioned, there has been tremendous cooperation between city agencies. that bodes well for the city over all. second, the group has done a good job listening to the stakeholders. we very much look forward to seeing this project and we hope you approve it. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker, please. >> neal patel. community planner with the san francisco bicycle coalition. as you know, a lot of people choose to walk a ,bike, or take trended down market street. we all know that we need changes. whether in the greening, transportation changes, these

%-decision to simplify thes the drive-thru menu.e giant is putting tall drinks back on the boards. thh disguise size was still being offfred but not showcased on the menu boards. but they will return staating tomorrow. >> i was surprises surpriss that had last for a week. not long. >> i always ask for the short which is not on the menu either. >> see you circumvent the system. >> there you go. >> great weather we had today. >> and is there more on the way for tomorrow? we willlcheck in with chief meteorologist vytaa rriddto see about the rain that is in the forecast. >> yeah, it looks like we have rain. much needed rain, because it has been dry out there. ii looks like it will be knockkng on the oor by tomorrow night. so it looks like tomorrow we will see some sun. clouds and more clouds as the day goes on. but scanning the skies with sky watch h.d. radar. it looks like nnthing o going on precipitation wise. but clouds are moving n highs today in the mmd 80s. 84 in baltimore. 85 in hagerstown. wings in d.c. currently we are in the 7

-- the coffee giant is reversing its decision to remove cold drinks -- tall drinks from its drive-thru menu board. it left on the larger more expensive drinks. starbucks claimed the change was based on customer request for a simpler menu. no. 4, google got it right last year predicting the zhu zhu pet would be the season's hottest toy. this year the search engine predicts the nerf strike stampede dark blaster and the mattel's thing a majig plush toys will be a big hit. no. 3, doctors from norway did a study comparing teens with severe acne to those with little or no acne and found both boys and girls with severe acne had more suicidal thought than those with less acne. no. 2, illegal drug use is up in the u.s. to its highest levels in nearly a decade due in part to an increase in abuse of pot, ecstasy and meth. the office of national drug control policy blames changing attitudes about the harmful effects of illegal drugs and the approval of medicinal marijuana. no. 1, the foreclosure problem is getting worse. realty trac reports lenders repossessed more homes last month than in any mon

but that is not a reason to curtail the public's right to be able to review and comment and engage thru the ceqa process. there is a lot of reform we need to do to turn it into the environmental protection tool id needs to be. that is not happening in any other transportation process. all the sustainability of planning we do is done for the sequel process. there is no parallel or alternative process. we do want to engage you in conversations about how ceqa can be what it needs to be, how our standards can be clearer, however project that goes in comes out a better project. there are some things that absolutely we need to do to use it to it's full potential, but the proposal before you today is anti-democratic and destructive, and we urge you not to support it. >> good afternoon. this legislation needs additional work. the version i have seen is better than the zero original version as introduced, but it still has some questions, and eat you amend today, i would urge you to continue this and ask for more discussion. i think it would be helpful if the planning department were asked to con

>>needham: footfall thru the door is much greater than it was and then obviously it's just the demographic of the customer as well you know. the age of the customer is changing a little bit as well. >>reporter: because according to mintel the biggest growth in uk cycle sales this year came from 35- to 45-year-old family men treating themselves to premium road bikes... >>needham: now its maybe a slightly older person. might be coming back to a bike. there's an analogy of a mid life crisis to buy a really nice high end racing bike. >>reporter: whoever's behind the handlebars...they're all riding on the back of a surge in cycling's popularity... >>mottram: if you look at the growth in cycling numbers its stratospheric. there's now nearly 600000 journeys a day in london in the capital. >>ranger: we know over the last 10 years there's been some real organic growth in cycling. about a117% increase. but over the last couple of years we've seen a real step change and in fact last year we had a 10% increase in cycling overall. >>reporter: by 2026, the mayor of london wants to see over a million bik

so while we're going thus thru this process, we're inserting this particular affidavit and notification in the appointment request letters going out to the property owners so that we could have a field inspector actually explain this process. this is not meant to necessarily be always done at the same time. we're just introducing it this time to get the information out to the property owners so say that know that this particular requirement exists. why do we put this in the code? we put it in the code because we realize that the -- with the amount of buildings we have out there, their type of construction, the age of these buildings and the amount of inspectors we have, we can't really get at the issues with decks, failure, dry rot and all these issues just with the staff we have. so one of the things that we're wanting the proper owners to do, to regularly survey their buildings for this kind of problem, get a licensed industry professional like these good gentlemen here to my right, to look at these buildings in the level of detail that a housing inspector simply can't when they're do

. >> from october 7th thru october 12th.singly close matchup to the super bowl champs in the 49ers one minute left niners running for a touchdown to point conversion. not by the call in the field by instant replay. a light late drive by the saints as time expires. more on their retirement of jerry rice is number. he holds virtually every receiving record in the nfl. we will be back as the news [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her salary. bought a million dollar yacht. and five corporate jets. i'm proud of what i did at hp. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. the riveras are taking their first family vacation. [ dad ] hey, do you guys want to see the largest artichoke ever grow

. >> coming up this morning a fan favorite is coming back to the drive-thru. we're going to have details in today's "moneyscope." >> i mouthed to the garden. i said run. and he shook his head yes. >> and hear for the first time from the three hostages inside the discovery channel >> we continue to follow breaking news from district heights this morning. three people died when an s.u.v. collided with an ambulance. a live look at the crash scene on marlboro pike. authorities say the s.u.v. was traveling eastbound in the westbound lanes when it hit the ambulance and then flipped over. the ambulance was responding to a call when the happened. three men in the s.u.v. were pronounced dead at the scene. two paramedics don't appear to be seriously hurt. police are still investigating this crash. pamela? >> taking a look at the other top stories. d.c. schools chancellor michelle rhee will soon meet withen vincent gray. he says he hasn't yet decided her fate and admits he was factor over mayor fenty. 31 house democrats sent their leadership a letter pushing for all of t

. >> right thru, there is -- now, there is a severe thunderstorm watch in most of maryland. bob is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. >> it got up to about 90 an hour ago. we have a front approaching us to the northwest. and yes, we have thunderstorms that are popping up. severe thunderstorm warning in effect for york county. and around the rockville area. that's going to move pretty much due east into northern p.g. county and southern howard county shortly. another north of libertytown. and probably moving into northern carroll county, very shortly. a big batch across northern p.a. most of it north of the baltimore metro area. and you folks looked like you would probably be in for some of those storms in the next hour or two. there is a watch over the entire region, with the exception of far, far western maryland. we have a severe thunderstorm warning as i mentioned. it just expired for loudoun county and fairfax, virginia. could be a couple of warm days headed our way. >> all right, bob. thank you. >>> the other big story wjz is following today. eggs

evening, six people, members of in a church minivan killed in a tragic accident along the new york state thru-wayeles chasing leads as they search for a parolee wanted in the murder of a bride-to-be. 34-year-old man wanted for allegedly stabbing a woman to death during a burglary then setting her house on fire. >> bp says one more test is needed before it can declare the blown out well dead. crews are pumping cement in the well to permanently seal it off for good. >> a charter bus crashes north of dallas, injuring 18 people, one seriously. the bus had just left dallas headed for oklahoma city when it slammed into a highway barrier. the driver told cops a car swerveed in front of him. >>> the tea party movement has had a profound effect on republican primaries nationwide. like christine o'donnell's big win over established candidate mike castle in delaware. tea party may be having influence on our nation's political system as a whole. our next guest co-author of a new book, how the tea party movement is remaking our two-party system. doug schoen is here. first of all congratulation on the book. >>

if i ran through the flood safety, the most important thing is to not drive-thru a flooded area. avoid it tonight and if you do get trapped and your car is stalled, get out of the car. it's worth it. it will start floating in seconds. >> okay. >> five-day forecast, cooler weather coming and we need it. >>> hollywood legend tony curtis died at the age of 85. he starred in one of the top comedies of all time, "some like it hot." playing a jazz musician dressing up as a woman to avoid gangsters. he was nominated for an oscar for his work in "the defiant ones." he had six which were, including actress jamie lee curtis. >>> a now infamous international reporter, the woman who made headlines for calling out the jets, remember her? could be lining up a new gig. harvey levin has more. what do you know about this? >> reporter: she's the one who caused the story in the jets locker room and has been offered around six figures to pose for playboy and sadly for sports fans, this is not going to happen for two reasons. one, she's contractually bound and azteca would not allow it and number two

we will take thru in a live report. >> today we are looking at temperatures in the 50s, but things are going to warm up slowly for the next couple of days until the rain could come this weekend. barbara boxer. she fought to get our veterans the first full combat carecalifornia. her after school law's keeping a million kids off the street and out of gangs. and she's fighting every day to create new jobs. boxer: i'm working to make california the leader in clean energy, to jump-start our small businesses with tax credits and loans, to create thousands more california jobs. i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message because i want to see the words "made in america" again. >> we are going to warm back up and continue through thursday and see more sunshine than we did yesterday in places like san francisco and the water. the strong flow made for good air quality. a look up to the north and we see clouds and rain and nothing happening across the area. later a big system setting up in the pacific and that might bring us rain for the weekend. here are the forecast highs with 60s and 70s and

they had the drive-thru open at 8:00 a.m. the description here is of a red mustang, according to what we understand. we'll get more details on the vehicle. they're still looking for the three suspects, chris. and we know from local police the bank is now empty of people and the explosive device is in custody. they're breaking it down to see if this device could have actually worked. and they're looking at that. they're not saying though, chris, if it was viable. don't know yet. >> all right, richard. thanks. i know you'll stay on top of it in case we get more information in the hour. i want to bring in former fbi profiler clint van zandt who joins us via skype. you call this a tiger kidnapping. >> it referring to a common kidnapping overseas. many times a bank employee has his family taken hostage during a home invasion. your family is threatened and in this unique case a bomb like with device is attached to the individual. you're told get the money or the life of your family is in peril. right now the challenge is to find th

police say 14 were riding in the van when it crashed on the new york state thru-way near woodbury aboutty. rescuers took the other passengers to nearby hospitals. right now it is still unclear what caused this crash. >>> in texas, a charter bus carrying 33 people crashes, injuring 18. the accident happened after midnight 50 miles north of dallas. the bus was on i twice oklahoma city. a vehicle swerved in front of the bus, the bus striking a concrete barrier coming to rest in the median. the impact hard enough to eject five passengers out the side window. only one of the injuries is serious. >>> a rash of bloody attacks in afghanistan. it happened on a very important day for the afghan people. the taliban made good threat -- on its threats to hit polling places during the parliamentary elections. the act fast killing 11 and three afghan security forces. conor powell with more >> reporter: the taliban did their disrupt this election. millions of afghans braved the violence and turned out to vote today. 12 people were killed in election day violence. for the most part it was a relatively c

drive thru morris waxler says half the patients who have the procedure end up with side effects includinglurred vision. a thin flap of the outer cornea is lifted out of the way. a laser then flattens the inner cornea. the cornea can develop scar tissue that causes vision problems until some patients need glasses again. >> i think people don't understand this is not like getting your nails done, getting a curl in your hair. >> my vision fluctuates very frequently and i have to have new glasses constantly. >> the laser eye industry says most laser side effects are minor and temporary and the complications are much lower with today's modern lasix. >> coming up, fun for friends. >> the school district that's about to get much our state has a huge deficit. meg whitman's plan will make it billions worse by eliminating the capital gains tax for wealthy investors, including herself. economists say her plan will "rip a hole in the budget" and is "deeply flawed". analysts for the l.a. times say whitman's plan is a "pure handout" to the rich creating a "huge risk" to schools and public safety. jerry

or donations can be made thru the mail at this address or online at red cross bay area.org/donate. once residents get the green light to go back to their homes will they? thursday's disaster leaves a cloud over the community and questions in the minds of some residents. we will explore the future of the sanbruno neighborhood at 10:30. >> in other news tonight the day is the 11th of september. across the nation people took time to honor the almost 3,000 americans who died 9 years ago when a band of muslimy lots highjacked four commercial airplanes turning them into weapons aimed at innocent men and women. twin beams of blue light pierced the night sky, a silent tribute to to those inside the building. >> reporter: a gaping hole in the heart of manhattan. it is here our attention first turned on the 11th of september 9 years ago. we now call it ground zero. it is halloed ground in the united states. >> please join us and all new yorkers in a moment of silence. (bell ringing). >> on this anniversary and every day for nine years now, americans are drawn theory. they pause and mourn, sh

released a war at this hour in san francisco 72 degrees slow to get out of the warm temperatures 60 x 6 thru hayward. by 10:00 a.m. we could already be into the 80s today certainly not going to be jacket weather into the morning hours by noon we will just into the '90s the purple color by the triple digits that will fill in by 4:00 p.m. plenty of triple digits of their staying warm until about 8:00 p.m. keeping temperatures into the 80s maybe even some '70s as well your afternoon highs of 1 03 degrees center rosa where route 1 04 and that broke records a really close again to record-breaking heat. keeping temperatures into the '70s cooler in san francisco but only by a few degrees. 88 through berkeley 90s through san leandro into fremont, at lme debt this san ramon valley temperatures into the triple digits very 1044 san ramon and livermore. done and to the south bay temperatures in the '90s and chervil digits places like cupertino, morgan hill as well your 7 day around the bay continues to keep us hot for today then we drop it off headed toward your wednesday much cooler by the end of the w

. ♪ [ male announcer ] not one person climbing everest has ever stopped at the drive-thru window forfast on the way to the top. new quaker hearty medleys. a whole new oatmeal loaded with delicious fruit, nuts, and four hearty whole grains, working together to make you amazing. does your breakfast make you amazing? ♪ [ female announcer ] the time has come. say yes to ultra leak protection, no to pricey diapers. it's time for luvs. with the luvs money back guarantee. ♪ right now >> good morning, everybody. i'm stan stovall. let us check the morning commute. >> good morning. not looking too bad overall on the major roadways. we have a crash on reisterstown road at the beltway. northbound harrisburg expressway a truck fired to watch out for. otherwise, looking ok. some spots of slow traffic. west side of the beltway, slow on the outer loop. 695 is going to be slow on the top side of the beltway from harvard road to york road bearded 795 will be slow southbound approaching the beltway. we will give you a live look at some of the beat -- delays. harford road, you can barely see through the

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. >> repprter: no i sent er thru.3 ttat is just a ig mess. obvvously serious topic here.ow in someway hoo bad this could be. and throughout rest of the morning we will be doing more of this. >> joel, ttank you. >>> coming up prosecute pop to poll -- from pop to politics. p> i thought equality >>> coming up on 6:14 on his tuesday morring..3 we check out things at the inner harborr clear skies and allost a full moon. winds are calm and 51% relative humidiiy, as 30.22 and rising on the barometer, 42 is our dew point.. dry air is allowing the temperatures to drop a little bit some places more than others. dine in salisbury, only 51 %-wilwilmington at 50 degrees, ú in the 40s laterr there could be outlying areas in the 40, chillier and milder as we head into metro areas of d.c. and baltimore. dry scan, ooky good, as far as sky connitions, we can use a little rain as we ave een saying for several days. it looks like we're going to have another pretty day much like yesterday when we saw plenty of sunshine. high pressure is the reason for the sunshine as we get the northerly flow

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. >> as we continue to look the delays on the peninsula's southern 101 thru palo alto there was an accidentty avenue that for a while managed to block all lanes here of the bayshore freeway. for the back up remains. or almost 7 to san carlos for the southbound highway 101 ride. that will continue to improve, also moving towards the peakwf-1 the commute the wheels of heavy traffic there. nemesis still backed up from an early-morning singular it is unclear for some time but the traffic now is backed up to marina boulevard coming out of oakland. as he continues outbound it is heavy downpours decoder road. this northbound ride is backed up leading all the way down to highway 238 added njord to union city. here's a project the bay bridge is improving a bit now backed up past the 80 over crossing a better right here. san mateo bridge has been a pretty smooth commute all morning long no incidents on 92 heading out towards the toll plaza golden gate is going to look pretty heavy rain now in the southbound direction because of earlier reoccurring problems that manage to back up traffic over the wald

taking a look at the freeway is things are pretty slow thru 101 a northbound right here to meet between guadalupe parkway and then a bit beyond. especially on 280. 85 is heavy from saratoga up to sunnyvale. late delays for the bay shore commuter and the freeways. the right of the toll plaza not too bad all this morning, back of its and not nearly as bad as yesterday it did not get into the maze. now you can say 800 no delays coming from interstate 80. the slowest traffic is coming from the maze of a 580 and highway 24 traffic is sluggish and the bay bridge is not backed up to there. >> news this morning we are just running now within the last half-hour one of the three berkeley grad students to have been jailed for more than a year are going to be released on saturday here is a picture of the three. we do not know which one of them will be released it was a telex message sent to reporters, it told them come to the same hotel where these students' parents were recently allowed to visit with them. they will be a better hotel they will release one of them on saturday we may not find out un

. ♪ [ male announcer ] not one person climbing everest has ever stopped at the drive-thru window forfast on the way to the top. new quaker hearty medleys. a whole new oatmeal loaded with delicious fruit, nuts, and four hearty whole grains, working together to make you amazing. does your breakfast make you amazing? ♪ [ female annncer ] the timeas come. say yes to ultra leak protection, no to pricey diapers. it's time for luvs. with the luvs money back guarantee. ♪ rig now it's 7:26, friday, the 24th of september. i'm joe krebs. in "news 4 today, a search is on after police chase. the police chased two cars into the district. officers stopped one car, exchanged gunfire with two suspects. a second car which had been stolen got away. it appears t zrerngs of that vehicle, maryland tags 75460 hv. we'll take a break now and come backand look at our weather and our traffic too. patching fog on this friday morning. climbing to the low to mid-90s by is afternoon. rain sunday into monday. how's the traffic, ashley? >> we even fobt a problem on 270 soutound. blocks one lane at false road and as

. ♪ [ male announcer ] not one person climbing everest has ever stopped at the drive-thru window forfast on the way to the top. new quaker hearty medleys. a whole new oatmeal loaded with delicious fruit, nuts, and four hearty whole grains, working together to make you amazing. does your breakfast make you amazing? ♪ [ female announcer ] the time has come. say yes to ultra leak protection, no to pricey diapers. it's time for luvs. with the luvs money back guarantee. ♪ right now . >>> good morning. time is 7:26. checking in with mike inouye. there had been problems on the friday light. >> it's not affecting 880 into the east bay. things are moving light here. off of the main drag, we have a motorcycle accident that happened past the coliseum. on city streets through oakland and the bay bridge and the toll plaza is friday light. still just 19 minutes off of the bridge approaching this area and look at the sun light. >> all of that will warm up and it feels nice outside. a mix of 40s and 50s on the current map. by the time we hit noon, we are in the 70s and 80s. even 70s in the city. for