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purple ribbons, it is part of the campaign reminding people about the dangers of leaving children unattended in a car. the group's founder is the mother of a six-year-old girl who's baby-sitter left her in a car for over two hours. >>> so far so good on this morning's commute. you can get thought and gate nice ride on the roads starting off with the bridges. it is looking good as we have a live look at the bridge just south of the toll plaza. if you are driving on interstate 80 it looks good in both directions as i said and if you are driving on the commute from vallejo to richmond, so far so good on i- 80 heading west. >>> still some tropical clouds. southern california over the sierra, fog is a main issue but you can see clouds developing if you look off towards the east you can see them popping up in the afternoon. a scattered shower or two and for us, forecast models say we will be warmer but it is north winded in san jose. there is still a decent delta breeze so i am having a hard time buying into it. the fog is not as extensive. it tells you temperatures are cooler some upper 50s and l

. >> and the chp continues to turn up the heat on dangers of leaving children unattended in cars, this month, purple ribbons will be on an ten yaz to draw awareness to the problem. officers emphasize internal temperatures can rise 50 degrees in just 15 minutes. >> and san francisco is getting a new fleet of vehicle was out having to spend a penny. the 14 dodge ram pick ups given for a three-year evaluation period by chrysler and department of energy. the mayor received one to drive today before being turb turned over to department of public works. and one of the features city workers will find useful is the hybrid truck's battery can run on ac power. >> this generator can run lighting and etc. and we have four and we have 20 plugs. >> and this is a nice gift there. >> in northwest venezuela it's call aid river in the sky this, is why. take a look. that is what they will call rebaba, 40,000 volts of lightning erupting up to 300 nights per year. and it's punk twal, always happening at midnight. >> that is incredible. my owner's company is that there is an intense low pressure in this bas

it's part of a campaign to remind people of the danger of leaving children unattended in the car. the campaign was started by the national organization for keep our kids' safe. the founder is the mother of a 6-year-old who died in a car after being left there by a baby-sitter for more than two hours. >>> it's back to school for many in the bay area. many need supplies. in san jose, more than 2,000 signed up with a nonprofit group to receive free backpacks. sacred heart community services have only collected half of what they need to donate to the kids. say yet heart ends on friday. if you would like to -- sacred heart ends on friday -- hearts ends on friday. >>> tonight at 5:00, keeping talent in silicon valley. >>> and new information could be coming out today. a report about be -- will be released in just a few minutes about the jaycee dugard kidnapping case at 5:00. the latest on what the report shows. that will do it for us. thanks for watching. have a great day. [ this broadcast captioned by erin c. mc clure ] ng farmhouse. right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme he

, explosive devices take place, some indicators in environment, are you looking for any type of unattended packages or boxes in high risk areas, liquids, mist -- this is going to be a biological or chemical release. numerous sick or dead animals or birds. any objects that does not seem right, do you want to touch it? i'm not sure what this is, let me jostle it around. no, no, don't do that. move away and report it. remember that. a cell phone, a call, calling 911, using your cell phone may detonate that device. so obviously don't use your cell phone. go to a hard wire phone, land line phone, outside, and call 911. what do we do as first responders. when we come up do we use our walkie talkies or radio? no. you go to a hard wire phone, call it in and get the information back because it may detonate that using the radio frequency. remember we talked about suspected terrorism is a stop sign for you as nerts. you do not want to get hurt. any questions on the terrorism? bnice is not nice. incident takes place, it takes place here on the left side, this is called the hot zone. you obviously want

told police that the little boy vanished from his car inoakland's neighborhood after leaving him unattended. ross and his former fiance who was his aunt was briefly jailed on suspicion of murder. charges were never filed. >>> it is 7:08 and we want to check in again keeping a close eye on the commute for you. >> yeah, things keep happening unfortunately. i was hoping for things to be smooth. we've got a couple things out there that might get in the way, but here at the bay bridge, we eventually have seen traffic become a little bit lighter. now, this here, as i have been watching traffic for a long time now, this year, we did not have a huge summer vacation break, but right now at the bay bridge teleplays it is getting -- bridge toll plaza, it is getting a bit better. let's move along and take a look at interstate 880 right here near the coliseum. traffic is moving along very nicely. now remember tomorrow, thursday night, the raiders play an exhibition game. i just wanted to say it once to see how it sounded. you need to know that there will be a lot of traffic tomorrow night. there is a cr

took four of the nine children into his van and to another tennis court and left the other five unattendednd when he came back for the other five students that is when he was arrested. >>> it was all caught on tape. we will show you the place the thieves targeted. >>> greedy burglary lars come back for more -- burglars come back for more at a palo alto school. >>> and we will be right back. stay tuned. well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> there is the opening bell live and we expect the market to head down dow jones industrial average down 200 points off the bat on the lower part of your screen. the feds announced they will keep interest rates low until 2013 but as we keep talking about the debt problems, the drops continue to drop and so keep watching. >>> thank you for joining us on ktvu channel 2 news, it is the middle of the week i am dave clark. >> and good morning i a

investigators say the two left the campfire unattended.everal months in prison, if convicted. i'm ainsley earhardt. now back to greta. >> greta: did you know senator lieberman, former democratic candidate for vice president, gave governor palin advice when she was the republican candidate for vice president? it happened in 2008 when the senator jumped the political aisle and threw his support behind presidential contender senator mccain and his running mate governor palin. what happened? it is one of the many personal and political stories he reports in his new book. earlier today we asked senator lieberman about it. nice to see you, sir. >> good to be with you. how are you? >> greta: well. i thought your book was absolutely delightful. and struck -- and instructive. >> that makes me feel wonderful, thank you. different than what i've done before. it is from inside. to have that kind of reaction means a lot to me. >> greta: i don't know if i could be as disciplined as you are and as many are. i realize this cross many faiths the idea of ho

keep an eye on them and don't leave them unattended.emember to charge your phones and any other mobile devices that you may need. if the power goes out, call 311 or text 311 at 311692, which is, innocently, 311nyc. and that will help us identify the areas that are without power. 311 is where you should go. 911 should be used only for emergencies. if it's not an emergency, please, do not tie up the 911 services. the 911 services are for most important, life-threatening emergencies. once again, for updates throughout the storm, you can visit nyc.gov or follow at nyc mayors office or @notifynyc on twitter. now, new york is the greatest city in the world and we will weather this storm. i don't think it matters if you're in a shelter tonight or in your home or staying with friends or family, we are altogether in this. and i did want to thank all of the volunteer who is came out tonight to help their fellow new yorkers, particularly the volunteers who are staffing the evacuation centers. and i'm especially grateful to our fire, police, first

the two men are accused of leaving a campfire unattended on may 29th that fire went on to destroy 32 homes and burned hundreds of thousands of acres. the men are facing a total of five charges including failing to maintain control of a fire that damaged a national force. a stormy economic forecast today from the congressional budget office. it revises this year's federal deficit to 1.3 trillion dollars. the not the nonpartisan group says the number will probably drop because of the spending cuts ordered by congress of the nation's economic slump will probably stay with us for years. >> the united states is facing profound budgetary and economic challenges. they estimate that the budget deficit this year will be about 1.3 trillion dollars. >> that is the third highest on record amounts to $47,000 for every man, woman and child in the country. $174,000 for each family and it could've been worse, the budget assigned by president obama this month will cut the federal deficit by half or the next teen years for nearly seven trillion to three and half a trillion. unfortunately lower governm

. >>> the los angeles county sheriff's office now says an unattended candle caused a house fire in hacienda heights that killed a woman and her husband. the woman's husband saved their daughter by carrying her outside. he returned to get his wife and son but the wife ran back in the home to get his son. >>> don casper seen her in an interview with ktvu from 2000 was hit and killed while jogging in sonoma county. his family is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of the hit-and-run driver. this truck is similar to the one believed involved -- involved in the hit and run. it's a white ford f-150 pickup truck. >>> beat of lightning surprised two boys playing -- a bolt of lightning surprised two plays play playing video games -- two boys playing video games in the bedroom. they say the whole room flashed purple. >> they came running out of their bedroom i. i was like what -- bedroom. i said what is going on? they said they were shocked. >>> the effort to legalize and tax poker in california, it dieed in the votes. some indian troubles were for it but many others ob

you look at any federal law, you've got to look at its intended impact, didn't work and then he unattendedconsequences, negative impact as well. intended impact, does banning marijuana work? no. it's widely available. one of the negative impacts of that, it's strange -- contribute funding to the cartels, that do violence on the southern border. made it difficult to keep marijuana from children and destroy the lives of families and other law-abiding citizens and fueled a criminal cartels to cause the vicious cycle of violence. prohibition doesn't stop people from using marijuana. recent article said something like 30% of coloradans had used marijuana in the last year. but what it does do is it drains the resources that are better spent fighting crime and drives them into the underground economy. having a federal prohibition on marijuana also mix of which were difficult to keep it out of the hands of children. does the corner drug dealer care? no. doesn't regulate industry education system care just as they do for alcohol, make sure the card people? absolutely they care. they will target eve

and that they are not going to leave their key installations and facilities and oil facilities unattendedey are not going to make the mistake -- >> are they also not going to make the mistake, perhaps, of getting rid of all the nonviolent libyan government workers that could help them in this transition? >> absolutely. and that will be key to the kind of cohesion of the tnc, this transitional group. >> how do you know who these people are? >> well, we do know some of them. i interviewed the one that got a master's degree and the ph.d. from the university of pittsburgh in 1985 and we know the finance minister is another american graduate that taught at the university of washington and left his job when the rebels started uprising and said i've waited for this moment all my life. some of these guys are hugely impressive. some of them we don't know. some of them are undoubtedly islamists, they have never denied that so it will be very important to see how the power relationship within this council plays out. we're want going to know that for many weeks. >> this whole thing started about six

we can build systems that, in fact, operate effectively unintended -- unattended, in environments that are very well structured. in fact, the private sector does this in logistics environment. go to fedex or ups, their stock distribution is largely automated because the environment structure. there are companies that, in fact, so robotic vacuum cleaners for an environment that is largely structured. the department doesn't operate in structured environments. we operate in environments that, in fact, change moment to moment. so having systems that can interoperate in the presence of change, the presence of uncertainty with enormous complexity is the challenge of the day. next chart. so there is an example of how this is being addressed to the private sector. if you look back at the 2005 darpa grand challenge, and, in fact, the urban challenge that followed, those three events launched a remarkable revolution of robotics -- >> we are leaving this now for a quick moment for a brief pro forma session of the u.s. senate. we will return to live coveragea of this conference after the senate se

may have unattended effects on 401-k savings. >> for those who aren't familiar with the acronym, or the initials, pension protection act of 2006 was one of the things that after initial rulings from treasury and i.r.s. promoted automatic enrollment, alicia is referring to a opponent of view that very validly points out that if you automatically enroll people in a plan, some of them might go along with inertia even if instead of not participating otherwise they would have participating otherwise at a higher level than the default contribution. maybe i would have contributed 6% but the plan's default is 5%. that is a phenomenon that some people called anchoring, anchoring people at a lower level and as bridgette would enthusiastically agree, you can address this readily by escalating the contribution level from year to year. you can, as dick thaler has suggested, every time someone gets a raise, you can increase their contribution automatically unless they want to do otherwise so they don't see their take-home pay going down. or as many companies do, even without regard to the timing of t