here's becky and toot-toot.ildren, four grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. she was a wife, a mother, and she lived surrounded by the people she loved. today we're living longer than ever before. more birthdays, more anniversaries, more time with the people we love. and sometimes it feels like it can last forever. maybe that's why it's so hard making all the decisions we need to about growing old. >> good to see you. >> because saying some things out loud can remind us how quickly everything can change. >> love you, pop. >> love you too. y'all be good. >> we will. >> be careful. >> we will. >> okay? >> love you. love you too. >>> an unspeakable crime. an unlikely criminal. the ultimate tabloid murder. >> your thoughts on this andrea yates story? >> it's a horror. >> this was the very definition of madonna and child turned upside down. >> five young children dead at the hands of their own mother. >> she was the sickest woman i'd ever seen. >> she may have been in left field, but she was in the stadium. >> wa

here is becky and toot-toot.randchildren, nine great grandchildren. she was a wife, a mother, and she lived surrounded by the people she loved. today we're living longer than ever before. more birthdays, more anniversaries, more time with the people we love. and sometimes it feels like it can last forever. maybe that's why it's so hard making all the decisions we need to about growing old. >> good to see you. >> because saying some things out loud can remind us how quickly everything can change. >> love you, pop. >> love you too. y'all be good. >> we will. >> be careful. >> we will. >> okay? >> love you. love you too. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> an unspeakable crime. an unlikely criminal. the ultimate tabloid murder. >> your thoughts on this andrea yates story? >> it's a horror. >> this was the very definition of madonna and child turned upside down. >> five young children dead at the hands of their own mother. >> she was the sickest woman i'd ever seen. >> she may have been in left field, but she

. $3.70 per toot. some kids out there are getting 20 bucks, 6% of children are getting $20 per toot. the parental representatives on earth of the tooth fairy who is having to pay out this money. 2% of the children get $50 per toot. i have got three children. at 50 a toot that's $3,000. i can't afford that. >> they don't get to go to university. they get paid for their teeth. tell them now. >> i'll have to tell them there's no santa claus. >> stop the presses. that is totally not true for those children who are up getting ready to go to school here in america. and the easter bunny is resting as well. but when it comes to the first tooth, i can see where kids get the five or ten bucks. then there it goes down. you get back to earth with a quarter or a dollar for -- >> i want to give them a real strong baseline. they got to work harder. >> let's have the kids focus on this great news about the tooth fairy. thanks so much. >>> all right. so pope francis continues to make headlines for changing the way we t

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, a-toot, a-toot-diddlyada-toot... ♪ sorry i'm late, sweetheart.rd a new car? the bank just cleared us a loan for two new stores. it's called franchising. i thought they said "no." i wento the old backup plan. the backup plan being "don't give up"? never fails. is this a packard? yep. gonna drive you tort classes in style. hey, what do we have here? some fatheads at school. blame me for pearl harbor. we're as american as those boys. you sock 'em back? i thought fighting was bad. it is. but standing up for yourself is another thing, son. don't forget that. huh? game of touch, mr. t.? absolutely, skip. here you go. come on, huddle up, billy. you, too, honey. let's go. skip, you're going down. i don't think so. come on. you stay away there, skip. let's do ts. ready? team. 342! 342! oh, never seen sh a swell-looking center. what are ya doing after the game, hotcakes? wouldn't you le to know. dad, come on! all right, hike! ♪ ...jumps when he plays reveille ♪ ♪ he's the boogie woogie bugle boy ♪ ♪ of company b. ♪ he's the boogie woogie (song ends) dad? "

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toots, over here. stefania: ciao! ciao! [ horn honks ] look at this.t gets the gelato girl, and i get hosed down by mrs. mussolini. marie: oh, look at that! debra: and the colors of it -- this is beautiful. frank: this is somethin'! look at the -- look at the fountain. oh! ha! raymond, i can't believe we're here! these are the spanish steps. spanish? i knew we were walkin' too long. and the reason they're called that -- okay, sorry i asked. we're goin' up. do we have to, really? ray, this is the spanish steps! where's the spanish elevator? i'll go with you, honey. thank you, marie. only you would think of these as stairs. what are they, then? hey, let me carry that stuff for you, cara mia. thank you, frank. one...two... three...four... walk, walk, walk, walk... five...six...seven... [ speaking italian ] excuse me? sei bellissima -- very beautiful, you. oh, ha ha ha! nice hair. oh, thank you. all right, let's go. what? man: ciao, beautiful girl. okay! bye-bye! don't say "bye" to them. why not? you talked to them, now they're gonna follow you home. oh, w

police were able to knock the car off the road, forcing is suspect to flee on toot. the child was unharmed and may have even slept through the entire ordeal. >>> now for a look at the weather, i'm joined by bill karins. amazing video and the kid was okay, possibly even sleeping. >> and hopefully going to a safe home. >> yesterday was salt lake city it was nearly 100 degrees. the record was 101. boise was 99. and that is because of the front that's along the coast. a middle morning, not much significant to talk about there. this map in the best is about as blank as you get for this or any time of year. richard thinks he could do this job. so as far as the high pressure goes, it sits off of the rockies. it will keep you cloudy and cooler than we have been in the west. the temperatures will hold. if we start complaining about upper 70s and cloudy in the northwest you know you had a good summer. look at this, 100s continuing. so many fires in a lot wine. >> monterey, california 68. san diego 74. >> here i am just sitting back enjoying that. >> absolutely clear, no one ca

toot] then i'm so glad that old train is coming back 'cause i love trains ♪ >> whoo whoo! going to visit a volcano. that's a mountain that can blow its top. so come on along with me on the dinosaur train! all aboard! >> [squawks] a volcano? >> we're going to visit a volcano? >> yeah, a volcano. what's a volcano? >> well, it's a mountain that sometimes has smoke and hot, melted rocks coming out the top. that's called lava. >> our local volcano, old smoky, has been rumbling lately and making even more smoke than usual. that means maybe some lava might come out of it soon. >> whoa! >> and that's why i think team pteranodon should go take a look at old smoky for today's family adventure. >> [whimpers] um, i think the family adventure for the two of us is going to be here at the nest with mom. >> right, and no red-hot volcano. that sounds a little scary to me. >> [squawks] >> oh, we'll be watching the volcano from a good, safe distance, kids. >> oh, we can stay here, you two. that's fine with me. >> i don't think it will be scary. i think seeing a volcano sounds fun. >> me, too

>> i think with fillner it's probably old school cigar in the mouth hay, toots let's go back behind the curtain what. is the question again? >> what is the difference between hitting on a woman and sexually harsasing her? >> probably nudging. >> very good. >> yes. the thing is that he was -- do you know what it is? creepiness. >> it is you put a girl in a head lock? bizarreo things. here is a question. if, george clooney said something like i wonder if i can go eight hours blah bla. would you be creeped out? >> yes. >> you would? >> yes. >> there goes my theory. >> you said... >> i love clooney. >> who wants to have sex eight snours did i note a touch of defensiveness there? >> you did. >> i'll give you the definition of sexual harassment versus charming hitting on. saying you're going to put a charming roofy in a girl's guiness is delightful. >> she just responded as they do. >> and saying it's impressive to be a 67-year-old great grandmother. impressive snou. >> four generations had to have, or three generations right? making her a great, great grand snorj. >> had to have gotten start

he has a big, cross that toot on his chest. we tell him about what's going on in waco, texas? >> what's described he's a preacher from texas. made a rule that no one at my church can wear weaves. this is kind of weird, right? >> yeah, a lot of members and that's a lot of women out there that like that little extra oomph in their hair. >> are you serious? >> dead serious. he made a really good point. he said they're struggling financially and here spending $300 on weaves. >> but it's not just financial. he said wearing weaves creates a false image and women who wear them often have slow self-esteem. >> this guy is awesome. here's his ear quote. long hair, don't care. what kind of mess is that? i don't want my members focused on that what's on their heads, not in their heads. >> we better hope this guy is black. [laughter] >> i read it like because it's the rhyming. [laughter] >> hey, my man, thank you, man. take care. >> yep. >> hey, what's honey boo boo up to? we ain't seen her for so long. look here she's playing bingo with some ladies who have dogs. it's honey boo boo's firs

- hiya, toots! (harriet laughing) - there! - why did you put this box here?ooks like a box to me too, teacher harriet! - are you sure? - hoo-hoo! it's a box! i'm sure it's a box! it looks just like the picture on my box book! - hmmm... well, i think, if you pretend, this box can be anything

and a salutey-rooty-toot-tooty back to you, my friend.the time you had to eject from your plane behind enemy lines. and i will, but first, it's been a long trip. this sailor needs a cosmo. a cosmo? hey, it's got to be 5:00 somewhere, right? (laughs) (chuckles) okay, fine. i'll make you one; you tell a story. he can be such a nudge. so, anyhoo, i remember that day like it was yesterday. i'd gotten a haircut earlier that day, the first one i ever got over there that looked like anything. so all of a sudden, we get these orders. and, of course, it's the day of all days i have to put on a helmet. i remember the sky was a majestic orange. (text alert tone) the breeze was just warm enough that you could wear short sleeves, but you know, not so warm (text alert tone) that you break any kind of a sweat. because let me tell you, i do hate to perspire. so anyway i just bit the bullet and put on my helmet... oh, sorry, that's my auto spell correct. but, uh, yeah, he's super gay.

a new survey finds she's leaving nearly $4 per toot up 23% from last year and i don't want to giveaway my age built for me it was $1 a tooth. >> i think i was getting less change. thanks. >>> the irs issued new regulations for same sex married couples to filed joint federal tax returns. in june the supreme court struck down parts of the 1996 defensive marriage act which opened the doors for same sex couples nationwide. >>> tylenol will be putting new warning labels on their bottles. the message is meant to educate the public on overdogs. >>> drop of doom. six flags great adventure new jersey is building the world's tallest drop tower. it rises 415 feet into the sky and once dropped you hit speeds of 90 miles per hour. it makes me queasy. >>> james bader has been cast to play the super bad guy in the highly-anticipated sequel to the avengers. when i said my parents weren't generous the tooth fairy wasn't generous. kobe bryant's rehab program. kic! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisl

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i would fiddle around -- i use a lot of alternate tooting. emerge a few hours later and say, this is what i have got. it was a cathartic experience for me. over the years, i have become a little more analytical. today, my approach is a balance, and intuitive process where you allow yourself to empty your mind a little bit and let stuff come in so that you can experience what is going on around you in a way and translate that into musical experience. >> it is interesting you talk about emptying your mind. there was a brain imaging study published where my colleague, charles lim, a narrow scientist, put some composers in an mri machine. if any of you have had an mri to see if there was a broken bone or cancer detection, we have a special version called functional mri, wary can track the flow of blood in your brain. we put people in the scanner and we had people mentally practice their tennis serve, catch a late meth problems, or think or listen about music. you can see which regions of the brain are active by following the blood. what charles f

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>> i think with fillner it's probably old school cigar in the mouth hay, toots let's go back behind the what. is the question again? >> what is the difference between hitting on a woman and sexually harsasing her? >> probably nudging. >> very good. >> yes. the thing is that he was -- do creepiness. >> it is you put a girl in a head lock? bizarreo things. here is a question. if, george clooney said something like i wonder if i can go eight hours blah bla. would you be creeped out? >> yes. >> you would? >> yes. >> there goes my theory. >> you said... >> i love clooney. >> who wants to have sex eight snours did i note a touch of defensiveness there? >> you did. >> i'll give you the definition of sexual harassment versus charming hitting on. saying you're going to put a charming roofy in a girl's guiness is delightful. >> she just responded as they do. >> and saying it's impressive to be a 67-year-old great grandmother. impressive snou. >> four generations had to have, or three generations right? making her a great, great grand snorj. >> had to have gotten started young. we're doing math in

being with us, you are looking at president obama today, president obama choosing toot answer any questions on russian president putin. and the administration's consolation of a one-on-one meeting between the leaders next month -- cancellation of the meeting, president'sress secretary had a lot to say about president putin, russian leadership and without any awareness of irony what so ever, the important work that united states and russia should be undertaking. jay carney, highlighting how important engagement with russia is for the united states on a number of issues, despite cancelling the meeting with the man that white hou deems so critical to the resolution of those issues, carney at times used language that it was difficult to always understand his mning..@ >> we had a lot of fish to fry if you will with the russian, we have a lot of issues to engages withth the russians over. the president is disappointed as he sd, and i said, by the decision that russian madeot to return mr. snowden to the uned states. lou: carney confirmeded that putin's asylum approval for snowden provoked at leas

toot] then i'm so glad that old train is coming back 'cause i love trains ♪ >> whoo whoo!en more smoke than usual. that means maybe some lava might come out of it soon. >> whoa! >> and that's why i think team pteranodon should go take a look at old smoky for today's family adventure. >> [whimpers] um, i think the family adventure for the two of us is going to be here at the nest with mom. >> right, and no red-hot volcano. that sounds a little scary to me. >> [squawks] >> oh, we'll be watching the volcano from a good, safe distance, kids. >> oh, we can stay here, you two. that's fine with me. >> i don't think it will be scary. i think seeing a volcano sounds fun. >> me, too! can we go, dad? >> [chuckles] all right, buddy and tiny. to the dinosaur train! >> yay! bye! >> bye! >> tickets! tickets, please! >> hello, mr. conductor. >> hello, buddy and tiny. you seem very excited today. >> we are! >> can you guess where we're going? >> we'll give you a hint. it's shaped like this. >> and dad says that hot, melted rocks can shoot out of its top. >> hmm. i don't suppose you're goin

evening thank you for being with us, you are looking at president obama today, president obama choosing tootussian president putin. and the administration's consolation of a one-on-one meeting between the leaders next month -- cancellation of the meeting, president'sress secretary had a lot to say about president putin, russian leadership and without any awareness of irony what so ever, the important work that united states and russia should be undertaking. jay carney, highlighting how important engagement with russia is for the united states on a number of issues,

whitey bulger's defense team finally rested toot. the alleged mob boss is charged with 19 murders.ut there was another murder two weeks ago. a witness was found dead and a lot of people thought bulger might have orchestrated that killing as well. >> were you in the courtroom today. what did we learn about that? this was incredible. there might have been a witness there found dead and people thought he's still able to reach out and orchestrate, but it wasn't that. >> the whitey bulger trial has had a bold cast of characters. one owned a liquor store. he's at the trial almost every day. and his mob enforcer insulted rakes from the witness box. maybe it had something to do with the trial. it turns out it was a business associate who owed rakes money. >> mr. rakes was lured to this meeting on the promise of a real estate deal. however, that deal did not in fact exist. moody purchased iced coffees for both himself and mr. rakes for that meeting. he alleged that the defendant moody laced one of those coffees with two teaspoons with potassium chloride. >> he was found wearing the same clo

i don't want to toot my own horn. >> pab, do you think this was a translation issue, or did she make the assumption that because she was black she couldn't afford it? >> we are over looking the real question here which is why on earth would anyone spend $38,000 for a purse? >> it is chanel. >> it is something you put your keys and make up in. >> it was the january fer an us us -- the jennifer an miss stone purse. it is called the aniston. >> maybe she looked at oprah like this, you ain't as dumb as these white people. you ain't gonna pay $38,000 on no damn bag. those are some crazy white people we have coming in here. >> no oprah, but if dr. phil is in here we are selling him on this. >> yes, and that annoying wife that comes to his tapings. >> once again, i will say that i am not convinced it is racism. i think if a white person came in -- oprah says she was wearing not fancy clothes and no shoes and a white person came in with plain clothes and nothing expensive and they would have said the same thing. you can't afford the bag. >> if i am the only one that looked like me in the who

thicke's tailor that he toot get glasses. what about those suits?e should have those on the bold or fresh tour. >> if we come without that pose -- >> bill: no, but i thought the kingston trio was on teenage for a minute. >> you and i come out in neru and medallions. >> bill: i like your take on miley. we're bored with it! >> we're bored! >> bill: bradley manning, you will not see that name in the "new york times." they've officially announced they're going to call him chelsea. >> yeah. >> bill: i understand from your publicist, miller, that you now want to be called tiffany miller. is that true? >> well, listen, i almost said something that would have got me kicked off "the factor" for the rest of my life. >> bill: don't do that. >> once again, i'm just bored with this kid. listen, i'll nick for the operation, give an extra $5. can you just shut up about every detail of your life for a while? go in. i don't care. listen, at what point in the sexual metamorphis did they transfer you over from the shawshank wing into the prison wing? when does that ha

i want to read you what the president wrote about tom coburn not toot long ago when coburn was selectednfluential people of the year "after i took office, tom received dozens of letters from oklahomans complaining we looked too close on tv. tom's response was how better to influence somebody than to love them. each of us hopes the other will see the light but we'll settle for being friends. what kind of friend is he? >> with friends my those, you don't need no enemies. . at the end of the day, it used to be a time when you could step into your very small saturday morning gop breakfast and say what you wanted to say without any real repercussions because what was said among family stayed among family. then they invented videotape. it's very difficult to have one conversation in the public square and then one conversation with your very localized constituents. in this case, they're sort of bleeding over for coburn, in up to his chagrin. the fact is he has had to try and distance himself from the president, shed his moderate ways in order to win re-election. that's what he's all about. so

- i am special, toots! (miss elaina laughs.) - we need to get back to our music shop.tar. - how come? - i want to be special, too! and if i have a star, i'll be special. - oh! you are special already, daniel. it doesn't matter if you have a star or not. you don't need things to make you special because... ♪ i like you, i like you ♪ i like you just the way you are ♪ - you do? you like me just the way i am? - yes. there is no one else in this whole world like you. no one else has your eyes, your wiggly ears... or your great ideas. - my ideas? - yes! like your idea to make a leaf picture and your idea to twinkle like a star. - oh, yeah! those were my ideas! - i like all of your ideas, and... ♪ i like you, i like you - ♪ i like you just the way you are ♪ - you are my fuzzy little guy. - that makes me special, too. look, dad! the leaf looks like it's flying like an airplane! - what an imagination you have, daniel! you always think of fun things to pretend! - thanks, dad! zoom! wouldn't it be fun to fly on that leaf? ah! do you want to use your imagination and make believe w

need brown people, we need black people, people with ponytails, people with tattoos, people without tootserybody. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. ♪ "first day of my life" by bright eyes ♪ you' not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. >>> from a stab in the back to trouble at home, here are today's "top lines." be nice. >> we are extremely disappointed that the russian government would take this step. >> russia has stabbed us in the back. >> to have in snowden expelled to the united states. >> we see this as an unfortunate development >> he looks forward to getting a job. he's not interested in any kind of i.t. job. >> oh, my. >> sit down and shut up. okay? it's unfair. it's just not polite. >> i like how harry reid was saying it's not polite, meanwhile he's telling people to sit down and shut up. wit

i like the ones with the toot see rolls inside. >> i like the ones with the tootsie roll in the centers well. 6:19 now. ñ start to the day. this is san rafael and wine country is going to be on and popping5%fz this weekend. lots of people headed to wine country. what a beautiful weekend we have. a lot of harvesting happening there. we have flight delays to tell you about for your getaway friday. one-hour delays pretty customary for san francisco. everywhere else is right on time. you're right on time out of oakland and san jose to kickoff a friday. look at this. all other cities, the major cities across the nation. looking good. potent weather rolling through the midwest and northeast. laguardia and chicago right on time. that goes for atlanta, seattle, los angeles and boston as well. as we head through the day, we have a bit of a fog factor to tell you about mostly along the peninsula and the north bay until about noon. after which time we'll get a lot of sunshine. make sure you bring the sunglasses and the sunscreen with you. today between noon and 2:00, mostly sunny conditions with

but i don't think he's in trouble -- the fact that he's sleeping with a prosdy toot -- as long as heurn her house town. he wasn't the one who burned her house down. >> there were three different individuals they suspected. they looked at him, they're still looking at him, they cleared one of the individuals. >> ted knows my brother, he's an arson expert. when people come to the scene of an arson, while it's cooking or the next day, that automatically raises flags. >> bernie grim. now -- >> my brother will beat a confession out of him, they're not anderson any more. it's sad, it's sad for his wife, his kids. >> i don't -- >> maybe he weathers the storm. >> i think it's sad for his wife. but he's a jerk. >> now he's showing up at the weird arson, the woman, the arson. the woman -- she was charged an accessory in the death of her old boyfriend. it's a sorted history here. >> she was alleged to have been in bed with one boyfriend when another caught them. one of the boyfriends wound up dead. >> she was charged with an accessory after the fact. and got immunity and testified. what bothers

. >> i think there's toot part of that too and goes with the ideal of the proliferation of coverage and the analysis of the court that all of us really take in every day. and that is that sometimes you forget to write the obvious. because someone else has written that or read it or you think it's out there, instead, and i ften find, you know, a story i've written that i think is kind of pretty obvious, or the ones that i get the most reader response to or people who are very marked and pay attention to news all the time. but still, they don't do what we do and sometimes we have to sort of step back and think what do people really know about this issue? >> he said one of the things he likes about selective consumption of media is that he doesn't feel like you have to dumb down coverage. that he feels like you have, particularly talking about nightly news, you have an audience who's coming to you, they're making a conscious decision to turn on your show. and that he feels like he can actually then elevate the coverage and talk about the important issues. wide be curious to see whether the

>>darya: the settlement calls for chevron to be put on a toot your probation. pay $1.8 million.on in fines and pay more than 720,000 in restitution to different agencies. the attorney for the bond law office representing more than 13,000 people who sued has this to say. >>: i see people who come for our door every day who are having coughing fits. they've had a period of time where it was hard for them to sleep. we delays that- even the people who have passed away so we are dealing with people who have a range of issues. the criminal case in our opinion this proves the point that chevron had been engaged in reckless conduct that was permanently negligent-- criminally. >>darya: so far no luck with mediation with chevron. >>mark: >>james: in all looks fine there and the video but they are looking into whether off the explosives broke any regulations on saturday. during the demolition of pieces of shrapnel flew into a crowd of more than 1000 spectators separate one man's leg and injuring four others. the company was hired by pg&e to manage the demolition of the plant's boiler instr

actions to other nation to send a message to russian government they find their action unacceptable tootg us is ben cohen. sid zeigler and hudson taylor joining me now. great to have you here. ben, i start with you. we all know you from your work on the rugby field and off the field being active in promoting lgbt rights in the uk and united states and your stand-up foundation have the support of prime minister david cameron. to all of us when we look at what is taking place in russia, why aren't there more straight allies that have come forward within russia to try to help out and deal with the discrimination that is taking place within their country? because here we are outsiders looking in, don't they need a bigger incountry movement to deal with this than us? >> i think, firstly, it's a difficult place to be. i think people bistandard f-by not speaking up. i think the occasion the olympics bring is a special moment. we just had the london games and it was absolutely amazing. the whole atmosphere, what it did for the country, what it brought out in the athletes was phenomenal. and to s

congress is tooting its own horn for passing a bill that will cut the student loans and get this, theow rate only applies to students borrowing 5,500. or borrowing at 6.4%. and the estimates that the government will generate 51 billion in revenues and these are profits from student loans in 2013 and that's a lot more than exxonmobil. they made the money in the free markets. >> and a lot more than apple and chevron are making and a lot more than the four big banks combined. essentially you're seeing the cbo saying that the student loan money coming into the government. 110 billion by the time the president leaves office. >> the thing, the messages, the narrative that president obama is fighting for kids and forgive their loan. he's made 100 billion since he's been in office and he'll make another 100 billion. 185 billion dollars, to your point, a cash cow for the government. >> it's going to basically open up the white house to criticism. he said let's forgive student loan debt. when people say we're creating more boomerang kids staying at home because they can be on your parents' heal

we played junior conductor with ned, and we even got to toot the whistle.>> [squawks] hey! wait up! [giggles] >> hi. i'm dr. scott, the paleontologist. what do you think these are? >> they're rocks. >> good guess, but these are a little different. they're called minerals. rocks are actually made of minerals. most minerals form way down deep, below the surface of the earth, where it's very hot. and many minerals that we find today were around before the dinosaurs. >> ooh >> when these shiny minerals are first discovered, they're often rough and dirty, sometimes looking like broken glass. but once they're carefully cut and polished, well, they look... >> beautiful. >> so, whenever you see a beautiful, polished mineral, like a diamond or a ruby, think about how it formed deep within the earth long ago, maybe even before the time of the dinosaurs. all right. remember, get outside, get into nature, and make your own discoveries. get outside, get into nature, and make your own discoveries. >> did you know that announcer: labor day get on pbs kids. into nature, an

police say mark kresh wrestled the suspect toot ground after he started shooting at the council meetingvania last night. three people were killed, three others were wounded. police credit kresh with preventing a bigger tragedy. kresh said he was only trying to save his wife. >> after the second round of shooting, i could not take any more shooting. i -- i got up and ran and i'll be honest with you, my wife was behind me, and i did not want her to be shot. along with that other people were saved too and that's terrific. but that's why i did what i did. >> investigators say the gunman had been in a heated dispute with the town council over a sewer line that was on his property. >>> ryan seacrest has another job. he will host for a new game show called "the million second quiz." he says kofn testants -- contestants will live in a glass enclosure while being tested trivia. >>> target is looking for 450 people to work at two of its newest stores in the bay area. the positions will be at the newty start in pacifica and the full-sized store in san rafael. applicants can sign up at the target w

coolest high since may 19th due toot cloud cover. there's only partly cloudy skies.temperatures warming up by the coast. the fog will burn off sooner. 50, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. livermore, 88. 86 walnut creek. alamo, danville, 86. pleasanton, 87. berkeley, oakland, alameda, low to mid-70s. santa cruz starting off with sun. 80 degrees there. sunnyvale, 80. 80s on the peninsula and palo alto. san mateo, 78. 73 san bruno and 70 in san francisco. not much change wednesday. it does look like a cooldown starts on wednesday. a bigger cooldown will take us into the weekend. >>> 7:52. overnight, a newly released video game is proving to be a big hit with bay area football gance. madden 25 released -- fans. madden 25 released at midnight. there were long lines outthe door -- out the doors. >>> feeding ducks at certain parks, that's a no-no. bay area city that could make that illegal and how the ban could help wildlife. >>> plus, who you are friends with online could have an effect about how some lenders see your ability to pay your bills. >>> walnut creek creek police hope ext

. >>> milwaukee bucks' center larry sanders got some sweet new toots that he posted pictures of -- tattooses of over the weekend. this is one. you got to tell me what's wrong with it. >> where is? i can't see it. >> the picture -- >> wait for it. >> here we go. >> oh, doesn't he know i before e except after c. >> you learn that early in grade school. apparently he nor his tattoo artist caught the mistake. "receive" misspelled. a costly and painful mistake. the painful part of the story is he didn't realize it until the comment showed up on facebook, hey, larry, that's misspelled. he's like, uh-oh. >> i think that's a good sign that america can still spell. a lot of people blame twitter for the lack of skill in spelling. that's not true. >> he just got a new $44 million contract. he's going to be able to pay to have it redone. >> thank you. >>> next hour of "newsroom" after the break. an airline has planes... and people. and the planes can seem the same so, it comes down to the people. because, bad weather the price of oil those are every airlines reality. and solutions won't come from 500

if you are drive trying to drive toot san mateo bridge, that traffic looks pretty good heading out tohigh rise. no problems reported on the dumbarton bridge. on the peninsula, the traffic has looked good on 101. it's lighter than usual. we want to check out the livermore valley which has had a bad week. happy to say it is much better. 8:07. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome, steve. >> well, a little bit more clouds and fog. it looks like a northerly breeze along the coast might take care of it. if you are in the gray right now. watching the last few frames here. right there. coming up right there. so some of that seems to be going down the coast. it looks like sonoma coast, marin coast. 50s, 60s, though. parts of san francisco along much of the coast. and then some upper 60s to low 70s. inland temperatures are all forecast to jump up a little bit today. i'm not completely sold on it. i will be honest with you. it looks warmer. the sea breeze has been cut in half. it will be warmer friday. foggy on parts of the coast, more than we saw yesterday. that's for sure.

it was ambassador madeline al bright who had to take some responsibility for the death of 500,000 toot sincerities in rwanda. because she single handedly obstructed u.n. intervenges with the support of bill clinton. a handful of nations in the caribbean and saint lucia dominique and a few others banana produce nations had a small slice of the european market to export their banana to bill clinton fought and threatened with 100% tariff. the european countries that were giving that market opportunity to these caribbean banana bruceers who only produced bananas. he wanted that tiny bit, that slice of market opportunity to go to bananas whose ceo was a big supporter of his. he couldn't been as bigger supporter as the black community had to him and so that was taken away from those producers and caribbean economies were significantly damaged. when he was asked to reconcile the differences between the use of sale of powered cocaine and crack cocaine. he talked about it but never did anything. on human rights he never ratified -- he weakened the treaty for the international criminal court. he

jack doesn't toot his own horn very much, so i'm going to give it one quick toot in front of everybody here. that is to point out that at the end of this election in 2014, if jack gets re-elected, he is the number two right now on the armed services committee and he is the number two on the banking committee of the senate. both chairmen have announced their retirements. so jack reed, if and when we re- elect him, is going to be able to choose to be either the chairman of the senate armed services committee or chairman of the senate banking committee. >> not both? >> unfortunately he only gets one, not two. you have to leave some scraps for the others, but that will be a terrific opportunity. so that's going to be a great opportunity for our whole state to have jack in that kind of a position. yes, sir? >> i'm a science teacher. i try to keep up on the current understanding of climate change. >> yeah. >> i'm one of those people who has come to the conclusion that it is really happening and it is our fault and we're in real trouble. i know it is going to be a longer term problem than the

approach toot stick those who have addictions. it does involve some investment up front and over time, but it is a lot cheaper than building prisons and operating them. what more could we want? we save money, we hold offenders accountable, and we believe it will drive our crime rate down. it is a win-win-win situation in south dakota and time will tell if i am right about that. i hope so. >> thank you very much. he had a lot of experience with chronic offenders. i suspect that makes us a good group for you to be speaking to today. i suspect all of us are guilty of that in one way or another. is other reason i got picked i am a fellow probation officer. you are still going, but they got rid of me early on. that experience helped bring a certain perspective now that i am governor that is not available to others. not too many probation officers and up -- end up in the governor's chair. in that context, which i'm sure you can verify, you get a pretty eclectic view of the criminal justice system. when you begin every day of your workin