you deathly will see if united's that there, it's a nice little warm-up, but saturday will warm up even more, we could top out around 93 in some of the inland spots and your sunday it will be pretty pleasant as well, we're going to cool off slightly with mostly sunny conditions as we head into next week, let us get a check on your money to meet with george. >> think you very much, this morning is going very quiet for the commute, no major incidents, the road with censors look good so we do not have any hot spots are slowdowns or your right so far. we also by the way have checked with the chp and there are no problems at the 1 01/92 right now. but we do have response teams heading in that direction see will not have to read about it. that struck the bay bridge and the west on pride, headlights approaching the toll plaza, there are no backups and no delays, just seconds ago the metering lights were still up yesterday, live they were activated until around six or 6:50 a.m.. traffic is in very light and it is 10:00 when we see the second lane. he we're looking at the right on that san mateo

harrell making it up into the 80 -- barely making it up into the 80s this afternoon. temperatures this morning in the 50s. 53 to 58 degrees. clearing, patching fog coast side. possibly around san francisco as well in the afternoon hours. there is the eventual temperature range later on today. everybody about the same yesterday or a little cooler inland. antioch 53. fairfield southwesterly wind in the place, around 20 to 25 miles per hour. here is the look ahead. the five-day forecast, we are talking about a little bit of a bump in the numbers for thursday and friday. cooling off a little for the weekend, especially by sunday. another weather forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> and it is 10 minutes after 5:00. a painful reminder of why you should remain seated with your seatbelt fastened. up next, the story of what happened on board a united airlines flight last night. >>> also, have you ever wanted to be in a movie? now is your chance to maybe hang out with brad pitt at the oakland coliseum. we will tell you all about it. >>> and if you are hanging out in sa

you will end up in the wrong spot. you will end up going the wrong direction and you won't be able to find your way to the center. of course, out in the desert, you can't just walk off of the maze and out the front door and back into the street. out in the desert, you are there. the cliffs stand around you. the mazes are everywhere, passages opening up left and right. to write this book, house of rain, i walked a little bit over a thousand miles in legs from the four corners region from arizona, new mexico, colorado and california meet down to the chijuajua area of new mexico. there was one excavation along the way i remember out in the desert nears winslow, arizona. the desert out there is just a still life with a few landmarks on the horizon and this empty hole, the little colorado river desert, the painted desert, and we were working on a 500-room pueblo dating back to about 1400 ad. i just remember the wind just hailing down on us for days and you would be working down with trowels inside of a trench and if you sto

they're trying to clean that up.n the meantime, we're talking about the bp ceo who is now ousted, charles hadlock joins us live from louisiana. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, laura. the cleanup continues along the gulf coast. we had a delay because of tropical storm bonnie. it put a seven to ten-day they on the whole operation. we're looking at mid-august before the permanent seal is in place on this broken well. it is not leaking and hasn't been leaking for two weeks now. the coast guard said that the oil is getting harder and harder to find. that means it's still there, it's just broken into smaller and smaller patches. they're going after aerial sw s surveillance to guide the ships. it works most of the time. occasionally, oil is getting into the marshes and beaches in small amounts. these patches are very small and very hard to track, even from the air. laura? >> thank you very much, charles. >> members in san francisco's hayes valley neighborhood may have a new place to eat. old shipping container

carve one up today.up the flavor at subway. >>> still to come at 6:00, 7 on your side returns to report n a increase in the number of people with smart meter who's had their power cutoff. >> and a san francisco supervisor fights to be able to run for reelection. she's in a second term there. is a legal opinion that could shut her out of the race. >> and spigots open on mighty san joaquin river. it's coming up tonight at 6:00. >> and finally now, san francisco food bank rolled out it's first hybrid delivery truck. >> allowing delivery of 8500 pounds of food per month on a third less fuel. >> and new vehicles reducing pollution of course. and donations from communities help find this truck. >> and this is pretty impressive. >> world news is up next. >> from all of us, appreciate your time. hope to see again at 6:00.

the dow up 32. the nasdaq is basically flat. s&p up 2. >>> it is 7:43.morning, all 152 people arrested in that noisy downtown san francisco demonstration last night are free. [ chanting ] >> they were part of an ongoing series of demonstrations by hotel workers demanding a new contract from hotel owners. about 500 people blocked stockton street for about two hours near the grand hyatt. not all of the protesters were hotel workers. there were nurse, teamsters and other union members joining in. but nearby business owners say it hurts them more than the hotel. >> it's terrible. it destroyed my business. i mean, since they started, we have nobody walk in. there's absolutely no business. >> the protests have focused on who will pay for healthcare in. they hope to start negotiations in a few weeks. >>> hours of debate ended with the oakland city council deciding against a plan that could have brought in millions of dollars. that would include a 2% tax for medical dispensaries, an 8% tax on cultivators and up to 10 percent on facilities that sell marijuana for

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it piled up to 8."s pea-sized hail. >> we had the world record- sized hail ball. >> several roads closed until the snowplow -- this was like the end of july. it was so thick some drives were stuck and they had to push their cars through it. >>> president obama making history today becoming the first sitting president to appear on a daytime talk show. >> he is so special, he will be the only guest today on the view. barbara walters is recovering from heart surgery but she returned for one day. >> do you think they fought over where they would sit? >> barbara and joy right in the middle, elizabeth on the side. >> how did joy -- how come not -- >> joy will smack down anybody who gets in her way. >> she has her own show, too. >> the president answered questions about the ups and downs of his time in office. >> you've gone through a little bit of a beating the last month. do you really think that being on this show with a bunch of women, five women, who never shut up is going to be calming? >> that is the --

don't open it up again. there is probably a leak and you will have troubles wait for pg and e to test it. what's the most important thing in an emergency? everyday, water. somewhere in front of the house you will see these. san francisco water department. how do you get in here? easy. a long screwdriver or pry bar. pull it this way and the whole thing will lift out. even if it's crusty you can get it out. that's what it looks like. that's brass covered water meter. there it is. how would you tell if water was leaking if the building without going in there? that thing woulding pegged. this guy would be spinning. here's how you shut it on and off. like the gas thing, the valve thing with the square head. there are a couple of ears. you lineup the 2 ears. there is a hole to put a padlock. if it's on ita in direction of the /phroe. flow. when it's off, these 2 lineup. the 2 ears will lineup so you can put a padlock in there. that tells you you hava shut off. like that gas circle thing, if you see that thing in a

it will take awhile to clean up the mess. it is an easy detour get on to 2nd and access central from there but will cause you a little extra time to use that area if you are commuting in the brent wood area. as we take you back outside, 8237 milpitas, we just lost the shot. hopefully you saw it it is okay heading towards silicon valley. golden gate bridge despite foggy conditions things are light across the span. 22 minute drive time to san francisco. remember our radio partners. all right let's get a check of this forecast is it summer tracy. >> yeah, calendar says it is but doesn't feel like summer across the bay area. ocean beach, the last shot we showed you was a beautiful sunrise from mount vacca now we are showing you a lot of clouds along the coast. that is what you will be dealing with. clouds in the bay as well and because of those clouds especially along the peninsula, delays sfo around one hour and a few low clouds, inland, temperatures ranging from lower to upper 50s. later on this afternoon, sunny, mild, temperat

big changes coming up. >> okay. san jose mayor chuck reed had the city council, they put it on the ballot for november 3rd or wants to. baseball has responded now. [ laughter ] >> so we have what's going on there. i'm not going to tell you what they said. you have to wait. it's called a tease. hey, look who's here. >> hey, you never know, night and day. >> he was here yesterday, too. >> sleep on your little pallet in the back of the weather department? >> yes. >> they won't let you sleep on these sofas, these are sacred. signs, don't sleep here. >> nice and cool, don't need too many blankets. >> yeah, cool around the bay area, why not? >> all right. should we check out the morning commute? >> i was talking to lawrence before i talked to you. >> sorry about that. >> we have roadwork in san jose. nothing big going on, no delays because of it. watch out for this southbound 101 between able to eight and bernal road, some lanes closed and various on- and off-ramps closed along that stretch of 101, as well. one way traffi

at&t was up 2%, and caterpillar was up more than 1% after much better than predicted profits.cat also raised its yearly guidance. pardon the pun, but transportation was moving with earnings from airlines, a railroad and u.p.s. a higher volume of packages at u.p.s. helped it easily beat estimates. strength in asia helped. union pacific saw shipped volumes grow and freight revenue was up across all divisions. that added up to better the expected results. and airline jetblue, it saw record revenue as demand picked up and profits were two cents better than expected. jetblue led the way for the sector, up 8.5%. we'll have more on the airline sector coming up in a moment. union pacific and u.p.s. were up by about 5% each. finally, a couple of stand-outs to the downside. pharmacy benefits manager medco fell to a new 52-week low. strong earnings were overshadowed by worries that fewer drugs losing patents next year means fewer new generic drugs, which come with higher margins. mellanox makes connections between semiconductors. shares lost a third of their value on a weaker revenue out

carve one up today. crank up the flavor at subway.ening bell rang a moment ago we had a big run last friday investors all morning long had been cautious pulling back futures had been down slightly. looking for any good news to start buying again. fedex coming along saying it raised its forecast for the quarter. expects the economy to have recovery as a result we had the dow right out of the gate go positive we are looking at a good start to trading. >> monday morning starting off the work week we are looking at a cold start to the work week. a live shot of the golden gate bridge which was more socked in but now it's kind of cleared. >> we are seeing low clouds but it is lifted a bit this morning however we will keep fog in the forecast widespread for release the next couple of hours we could see some drizzle with this fog. average temperatures continue into the afternoon than warm up by the end of the week. a look at where the fog is this morning you conceive of the most part sought to enter the north bay also the southern portion of

carve one up today.k up the flavor at subway. >>> don't be surprise fd you encounter a lot of people on uni kikels this weekend. the uni cycle stur this afternoon starting near embarcadero goes up rigs hill through the marina across the golden gate bridge and back. this should last about three to four hours. >> true confession autos a theater is latest to give movie goers a moving experience adding seats that move with the action. there is a one of just 28 theater wtz seats. they pitch, roll, and sway. they jostle with the action. and the first movie to be shown here will be the corporate spy thriller "inception" it just happens to be the subject of tonight's review from abc 7's don sanchez. >> i specialize in a specific type of security. >> i know how to search your mind and find secrets. i know trick autos corporate espionage with a twist. leonardo dicaprio is an exception at changing thoughts and destiny. spy stuff with jason borne twists to it. it's inception 101. >> you create the world of the dree.

those are all up one to two pen nic the past week. >>> coming up a new way to get rid of spider veins. how the new treatment works. >>> why a new study suggests that ecstasy could cure post traumatic stress disorder for some veterans of the battle field. >>> and the president calls on the gop to back democrats and restore jobless benefits to millions of americans. why tomorrow's vote may not even mattor f t thousands o unemployed californians, though. s >>> tomorrow shapes up to be a day of financial relief for more than 250,000 californians. the u.s. senate will likely vote to extend federal unemployment benefits. but for a growing number of jobless workers who have exhausted their benefits even extensions won't help anymore. president obama wanted to put a face on the desperation of the unemployed. three faces, in fact. obama described his guests as middle class americans and said they shouldn't be used as hostages by senate republicans who have been holding up an extension of unemployment benefits. >> after years of championing policies that turned a record surplus into a massive d

let's bring it up high. bring it up high, bring it up high. secure the fulcrum. levers, put the blocks on the opposite side. a couple other pieces, a little higher. okay, somebody is securing that fulcrum when the weight comes down. let's lower it and see what happens. lower the lever. okay, we bring the victim out. medical people, take care of the victim. . >> i lost a medical person. >> that's your safe place. . >> thanks for coming. we appreciate your being here. we know we are relying so much on you to take care of yourselves because we know we won't be there, there will be 40, 50 marina residents we won't be able to get to. you will be able to take care of >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that

we will walk up to the rialto building on the corner up here.eep walking. (♪ music playing ) >> we are here just a little further down mission street past annie alley toward new montgomery. it was badly damaged. this was also burned? >> it also experienced fire damage. >> and dynamite damage? >> we will talk about the dynamite damage. people don't understand how much dynamiting they actually did. >> let's start with this brick building we are in front of. this is a building built after the 1906 earthquake and it was seismically retrofitted. you see the key elements you will notice when it is seismically retrofitted. if we look at the building we see the diagonal steel bracing which is a key feature of many. >> most buildings have diagonal bracing for the earthquake because it is the most efficient, cost-effective way to carry the load. it has an effect of the architectural statement of the building, but the most efficient way to do the earthquake design. >> this building will be demolished is that right. >> yes. spurs, san francisco planning res

take a look up there.uld venture to say one of the concerns a landlord -- landlord would have is the building. i talked to police about the building about whether or not there were any arrests. the answer i got, well, has there been anybody making a play. so that seemed to suggest at least from the sergeant i talked to, at least until somebody makes an official complaint about being in the building maybe there won't be any arrests. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> four minutes after 8:00. ac transit has an important warning for east bay bus riders. an escalating labor dispute could affect your ride to work. 20% of the bus drivers failed to show up for work yesterday stranding many riders and delaying others. ac transit comments another 0% to 20% of drivers to miss work again today. >>> current numbers across the bay area. emeryville, 55. fairfield, 58 degrees. as far as san francisco throughout the day today, it will be a cool day as you can see, we have the clouds this morning by

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that was up 209 nasdaq up 50.s coming out ups at&t all among the topping their earnings forecast and raising their outlook for future profits so we have morning reports due later today including american express microsoft in the amazon we will follow that through the day to day. keeping an eye on the weather we are warming it up but only inland the coast you noticed a lot of fog in call this morning it will stick around san francisco's problem going to be socked and maybe even all the like it was yesterday but in the sea temperatures warming up the bit for tomorrow still fog hanging around but by the weekend even close looking better the bay looking better by saturday, sunday and then the next workweek also looks like were into the real high 80s inland the closed in the bay mid-70s and mid-60s so looking for nice forecast. stick around and stay tuned for kron 4 and for more i hope you'll join us again tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. we hope you'll join us again tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. we will see you tomorrow.

open is where he ended up.ut they weren't the kind of performances where he was really contending. he was just kind of up there and had a shot. now in the past when he was in that position he would have been able to push ate little bit further and get over the hump and win. but tiger woods really... and if you look at his preparation coming into here, he did not have an under par round, as you mentioned, the last tournament he played just outside of philadelphia at the at&t. he had to go over to ireland, he played over there in a tournament, an exhibition and then flew back. he flew back because he had to see his children. of course he's in the bitter divorce going on now with his wife lynn and custody of his children is one of the matters. he said he loved being with his children and he enjoyed it but he's taken a trip overseas, come back, now he's taken a trip back over. all of this within the last week. so that doesn't tend, i wouldn't think, to bode well. he's not playing very well. he's changed his putter

carve one up today.rank up the flavor at subway. >> closed captioning brought to >>>.by mancini sleepworld >> stanford university scientist who shared a nobel peace prize with al gore died suddenly unexpectedly. snyder was leading research interclimate change and advised every president since richard nixon. he also is served on ber national research panel on global warming that award 2007 nobel prize. he died of apparent heart attack while on a flight from stockholm to london. steven snyder was 65 years old. >>> government now says bp broken well in the gulf is leaking oil and gas again but only in very small amounts. bp placed a temporary cap on the well last week. officials have been closely monitoring it hoping to avoid any pressure build that up could rupture the sea floor and make the disaster even worse. experts have found some seepage from the sea floor about 2 miles away but they think it is unrelated to the well. >>> the senate is expected to pass measure tomorrow standing unemployment benefits

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you just can't give up, never give up. >> pelley: when we met her, de la soudiere's team had registered600 kids and reunited 20 with their families. it was a small start. going forward, now, weeks after the earthquake, what worries you? >> de la soudiere: that children disappear without their parent's knowledge, that we have desperate parents looking out there every day. i get parents saying, "could you find my child," and that they end up in wretched orphanages without even knowing... anybody knowing they're there. >> pelley: we caught up with pastor vaval again in early february. it had taken weeks to gear up the registration of lost children. vaval took a break from his work at the global orphan project to go with his wife to report jean- mark as a missing person. he also returned to his son's school. this is jean-mark's school, pancaked all the way down to the ground, and these are some of the desks that the children were using when the earthquake hit. we don't have any idea how many kids are still entombed in this building, but it is many. it is a terrible thing to contemplate, but

illegally dumped items adds up. but you can help. if someone is doing construction on your home us somewhere they're dumping the degree and ask for proof. >> maybe the old hobby of collecting baseball cards is going to become bigger again. with the help of your computer's some of those cards are now 3d. that story ahead. we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. >> will this is unusual for the top through releases at the box office this weekend all movies are not see cools air anything. f and other place despicable me make 24 million. second place the new movie with angelina joe lee she pleases caa agent salts. million. and first place in section this is the one everyone is talking about this thriller made 44 million. >> time now for tech talk with gabe slate. i want to introduce you to new technology called augmented reality. this will have a huge impact on our relate on our life in the near future. if you're out about the come across a funky new plant and you wanna know more about it. t

he made up words and she does, too. palin tweeted to peaceful muslims she said that they should in her words refudiate a proposed muslim community center near ground zero in new york city. as you guys know there is no such word. she probably meant repudiate but palin isn't budging tweeting she is following in shakespeare's foot steps because he liked to make up words, too. >> so it wasn't just a texting error? >> i would have gone with the typo on that one to be honest. >> right. >> there you go. >> i would have gone with i doesn't need to get me educimated. you could say i'm making up words but nobody knows the meaning so if you get in trouble you could say -- >> or the spelling. >> exactly. >> thanks a lot. appreciate it. >>> a passenger snaps unsettling pictures during his flight and now there are questions if a pilot should have landed the plane a little early. take a look. you can see the cracks on the wing. you see them right on the edge there. he saw them on a boeing 757 flight from miami to orlando saturday and

horse advocates tried to halt the round-up after 17 animals died mostly from dehydration during the round-uptook the action at the request of bureau of land management arguing that 500 horses could die because they were starving in this year's brew brutal temperatures. the agency is in the process of removing about 12,000 horses to bring the numbers down to what it considers an appropriate number. when it's hot like this, you have to remember about all the pets, dogs and everything. >> slow cooldown is on the way. southern california, much of the west and for us, our temperatures fluctuate with the low clouds and fog. >> microclimates? >> that's it. it pretty cloudy in the city and clouds in the south bay, but, quicker burn off. more warms, maybe a difference of two for three degrees in terms of temperatures going up today. that is good for the folks that wanted to see it more summer like. 55 in half moon bay. big warmup for the north bay, a little bit in the east bay. winds are going to switch and back off from the west. that is going to bring the warming trend today. cooler weather as soon

and she stepped up. she's accepted responsibility. >> because of overcrowding issues at the jail lohan is expected to serve only about a quarter of her 90-day sentence. >>> and a academy award winning actress on the state commission on the status of women? gina davis won a oscar for "the accidental tourist." and she's the founder of the gina davis institute on "gender in the media." she prefers to be known as an actor instead of an actress, saying there's no such thing as a doctoriest or a lau lawyeriest. >>> americans with notable accents are considered less credible. university of chicago researchers sfound the for severe the accent the less credible the speaker is perceived to be. they found that the accident can make it more difficult for people to get jobs and make eyewitnesss and people who work in foreign call centers less credible. >> what do they say about new yorkers and bostonians? >> i don't know. people from . stbaan >>> two daredevils take their talents to new heights. >> their amazing feat

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it's starting to heat p up. this is the next couple of days kind of our warm spot. >> real scorcher, 80 in the bay area. pretty good given the way the summer has been so far. 57 in san jose now, low clouds to start off the morning. oakland a little chilly as you saw laura for a second there. wow, we're just kind of moving on. looks like a fire there burning someplace in california. let's look at 54 degrees right now in oakland. san francisco, 5. we've got low clouds, southwest winds at six miles per hour. if you have enough of a sea breeze to keep the temperatures around the coast and bay in the 60s. the changes we're going to start to see are inland valleys making a run at the 80s. mainly for tomorrow into saturday and the weekend ahead looks mild. no worries about thundershowers in the sierra, good news for fire danger for today. hour-by-hour, 50s to get your morning started, 70s around lunchtime, finally feeling a little bit more like summer for livermore and morgan hill. next couple of days mid to upper 80s

official sun up at 6:05. and by 7:00 a.m. we will still have some stratus well inland a good 50 miles. then you'll notice as the morning progresses the clouds retreat back over the bay and we will have some partial clearing around the immediate seashore. but we're going to see some areas north of the golden gate bridge along the immediate seashore socked in like dillon beach. high pressure continues to build in, temperatures go up ever so gently. number-wise 60s in the beaches. low 70s san jose. east bay 90 to 92 in the warmest locations from tracey, oakly back through mountain house. otherwise 90 easy toward pleasanton. only a hint of some sunshine otherwise low 80s in sonoma and mid-70s in san more that will. the extended forecast calls for saturday the warmest of the two coming up. very little clearing if any at all and sunday for that running of the san francisco marathon. ask then gradually cooler temperatures next week. now we did have a my pick. i think we showed you this last night about this time too. the goats out t

if you wouldn't mind, speaking up. the judge calms him to come before him and steve crawls over everybody's legs and gets before the judge and he takes over the courtroom. he says your honor. we're all here. we're missing work. we have left our children in the care of others. this is a public hearing and we would like to hear so if you wouldn't mind please speak up. everyone starts to cheer. that's right. this is a public hearing. i want to hear. people are clapping and the judge is pounding on the gavel. the judge says all right. all right. there is a lot of interest here. we're going to take 15-minute break and we're going to come back and i'll figure out what to do. 15 minutes later, by the way in the break everybody is coming up to steve and they are like, you know, shaking his hand and begging him to represent them. so, so, so she comes back and puts up on a microphone and for the rest of the day everybody could hear but i went back to that court the next day and steve was gone and so was the microphone. i went ba

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i'm not up there.t has a 16% unemployment rate. so, you might think if any city could afford to richly reward its council members it would be this one. but the council members in beverly hills are paid less than $800 a month while those in much less prosperous bell can make $8,000 a month. beverly hills just hired a new city manager, annual salary, $275,000. high compared to other cities around the country. a mere pittance compared to bell's city manager, who makes $787,000 a year. >> we want to find out how in the world could any public servant do this? >> reporter: bell's mayor defended the high paychecks saying the city was well run and a model of financial prudence. john black stone, cbs news los angeles. >>> the latest with lonnie joining us outside with a check of the weather. good morning, lonnie. >> good morning, betty. a hot one out here. you know, of course we have the wiggles on the show so i've got -- the parents and little ones, not only them falcons baseball. your name, sir? >> bill conro

in other asian markets hong kong's hang seng opened up 0.6%, is currently up 0.8%. the shanghai key index for major blue chips is up 0.2%, and in shenzhen the sse composite is up 0.7%. >>> a japanese department store operator will soon start growing fruit and vegetables in china to meet increasing demand for japanese foods in the country. isetan mitsukoshi holdings will begin farming in tianjin next month on land leased by the city. the company will be the first major japanese department store operator to do agribusiness in china. the store will team one an agricultural cooperation in southern china to grow cherry tomatoes, japanese strawberries and radishes. they will sell the produce to their outlet in tianjin under its brand name. japanese foods are becoming popular in china as they are recognized for being safe to eat and for its high quality. china's import regulations ban most japanese proceeds except for apples and a few other items. the company says it can use selected japanese seeds and agricultural chemicals that meet japan's stringent safety standards in

once this is all stopped up.nce the well is effectively killed, will bp go back and drill a new well and get that remaining oil out of that reserve? >> you know, i think if public opinion allows them to do it, they will. the way they can do it is by using the relief wells. they can just redirect the relief wells into the reservoirs. >> but it's risky from a pr perspective? >> i would think so. at this point. given what's gone on. >> henry fountain, thanks so much. bianna? >>> like everyone else, the white house is anxiously watching and waiting to see if the cap works. let's bring in jake tapper, who is hosting "this week." good morning, jake. goto s >> goo good to see you as we >> while the president has a lot riding on this crisis ending as soon as possible, tell us, what is happening behind the scenes? >> behind the scenes, they feel confident as matt has said, but i will be very surprised if anybody declares this over until that relief well is in motion. they do not want to get ahead of where the story could

i was just watching "knocked up." those two keep me laughing. >> you know, the "40-year-old virgin," was that the peak? maybe it's downhill. those were hysterical. >> don't say that. the best is yet to come. >>> this comes to us now from whag in hagerstown, maryland, where in a nearby town, a man got a little more than he bargained for when he bought a used van. several days after driving it home, he discovered a little tiny 5-week-old kitten living in the spare tire. he believes the mother was also living there, but jumped out when the van started moving. although the kitten was dehydrated and covered with oil, it has since made a full recovery and now goes by the name lucky. too cute. so cute. >> are you a cat person? >> you know, i'm allergic. i would be if i wasn't allergic but i do think they are cute. >> see, that's very nice of you. >> thanks, bill. i'm veronica de la cruz and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> one annual festival in morocco honors some not so

nice warm up. >> there is a nice bay area warm up.'ll see a range of high temperatures spanning almost 30 degrees. so... there is warming inland continues. there is lots of inland heat. there is 108 degrees there. changes on sunday, though. there is is some scattered thunderstorms and heat sunday. there is the accu-weather forecast. our heat up continues. looks like saturday will be warmest day inland area was up to around 80s around the bay. low 06s on the coast. we'll see temperatures tapering offer. >> thank you. >> coming up next there is a razor thin margin at the tour )ñ@ú@ú@ú@ú t t x >>> san francisco bay is known for chewing up, spitting out seasoned sailors, join me tonight at 9:00 to see competitors. >> and then at 11:00 here on abc 7 being treated as household pets, farmers trying to find out who exterminated their hives. >> and there is some baseball to talk about. >> giants may open next season in tie waun. the plan for the giants would be going to play exhibitions against the national team. and there is those that would

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my elbow, up to the arm. and i'm in pain, almost crying from the pain. >> the neurologyist who is also a medical consultant for consumer reports suspected chemicals in the manicure. >> i believe she had a gel manicure including are critics. i saw that it had been scraped raw by an electric file. >> believe it or not most of the ingredients are not tested for safety by the fda before with being sold and some are critics can be associated with finger nail damage and deform ti another problem with gel manicures is rough filing can cause damage. >> saying looking into the manicures she recommends sticking with good, old fashioned nail polish. if you're a pairnent and get several coats it can last a week, or more. be sure to take precautions like making sure nail technicians are licensed and salon is, of course, squeaky clean its important. >> and there is nice, cool around the bay area. >> feels like a nice day in january. and there is complaints when too hot. >> we like it. it's beautiful. >> it's going to stay

up the cycles. but also getting involved in the pta it really brings resources networking resources to those parents that have those children in the schools. and you will give them a step up in life. you will give them an economic step up in life. and you will give them a confident step up in life. that's what you really are accomplishing by getting involved with the youth. having the police officers spend a lot of time at the back pack give aways and them spending time at the bbq's. you think why are you sending officers to the bbq the da will have a festival at the african-american culture center on the 22nd. i'm sending officers to bashing bq and hand out hot dogs and be around. they will be the security but an invisible security and be participating with them. and we are sponsoring our of our station fund we are paying for that. that's our contribution to the event. our contribution is the security and the food. but it's to generally build up the confidence in the neighborhood and try to give so

we will be stepping up to up to 15. the way we are moving, we are on a 15-year replacement cycle. we could go back to the prior cycle to speed that up, about what we're looking for this the knee of the curve. that would be the optimum catch up period. so if approved, we could catch up in 15 years and stabilize at 18.5. if we were to do that faster, we would see a steeper slope and have a higher r&r annual appropriation. >> i do not know how we can jump so greatly this year in 2010? >> they have things that are ready to go. we have an exceptional team of product managers on the r&r and they have a full project list. we have a hydraulics team that just put this work out and they have it done down to a science. we have a package where we can have a template that is all routine check lists. they have already got these projects designed and ready to go. stepping up to the next level represents getting additional staff to sustain that. i were routine was 6 miles a year, depending on what occurred. sometimes, the priority gets the needed because of another construction, and then ask, del

complaints stack up over iphone 4.ry mcsweeney has a preview and not so hot is the antenna system apparently. >> this is a huge deal. ceo steve jobs is the guy that will be doing the talking today. he'll be talking about the phone. the problem if you hold it a certain way, reis not so good. a lot is riding on today's announcement. if you have your hand where there is a gap in the stainless steel casing, if you interfere with that gap you reduce the phone's signal strength dramatically. problem is so bad consumer reports couldn't give it a apples. some people say it needs a recall, but many experts say don't recall the iphone 4. >> what i don't expect is a recall. it would do more harm, it would make the problem worse and not better, what they need is to make the problem better. >> a solution to the problem is a bumper case, which eliminates the problem entirely. some are saying give a discount on it. a senator says in an open letter to apple, whatever it is you do about the problem, do it for free. if its bumper proble

and up and up and then suddenly i fell back. put my hand up and i felt the peace of some in my head and then i looked at my hands and they would just scarlet with blood and i looked at my back at my butt and my butt was that you could see the white fat in this huge hole in my but i remember i was lying there and. the medic came over and he tried to fix me up and he was leaning over me and i watched the tip of his nose disappear a piece of shrapnel cut off the tip of his nose and then the blood from his nose merged with my nose and the next thing i knew i was in a stretcher i still on hawkeye yet because i was still paralyzed on my right side. and then i had the operation on my head and what i still remember i gritted my teeth is he i didn't have any under see here and they drilled with a drill to start taking all the stuff on and i can still remember it felt like i had put my head on a railroad track and the train had run on. what i remember he's being treated with to move enormous tenderness and. sometime in made of sticks this

and they might want to lock me up somewhere. >> you can't watch the video without cracking up even iffaking it. >> and that guy is laughing all the way to the bank, i'm sure. >>> we will take it. a good way to start off your saturday morning and we're glad you started off your "weekend early edition" with us. and our next newscast is at 5:30. thanks for joining us. have a great day, everyone. ♪ [ horns honking ] ♪ [ male announcer ] come into an at&t store and experience tv like you've never seen before. ♪ for a limited time, get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months with dvr included.

carve one up today.avor at subway. >>> coming up, monster stars and how largest flame ball is changing our understanding of the galaxies. then at 11:00 there is a first for san francisco. target executives come to the city to talk about bringing a store to san francisco. see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >> and there is not often a movie star decides to take a movie star decides to take a role on a this broadcast captioned in realtime by adrena ordubegian. ra. he's still close to his mom. and that is a connection where he's taking a temporary gig on general hospital. and there is don sanchez. >> james franco as franco. and this summer starring with julia roberts in "eat, pray, love". >> i love you you mom. >> that is betsy franko his real life mom. >> we'd be saying things that we'd never say in real live. >> -- life. >> big deal, but it felt strange, she says. they still live in the house where james and his brothers grew up. writing more than 80 childrens books. >> it's math problems with words instea

carve one up today.rank up the flavor at subway. >>> everybody is talking about the unusual summer we've been having. >> it is cool. >> pretty cool. >> we have a couple of hot spots, and it is well inland and it looks like today no exception and low clouds and fog and breaking up in the afternoon and sure we had a lot of sunshine but temperatures running below the average for this time of the year and let's take you out there right now and check things out this evening and not a bad evening, and many places inland, we have nice clear skies there, and it looks like that will continue to be the case over the next few hours and even then we fill up with fog a little later on and as we approach the coastline, here comes that fog again, and already making its way to the city of san francisco and i will tell you what, i think we will see more fog as we head to the next few days and deepening of the marine layer and that means pretty cool temperatures across parts of the bay area. and with that in mind, if you'

i want to set it up here. your character is among up-and-comer in the company. not in real life. >> in the character? >> yeah, yeah. i think he is kind of a jerky guy. has this dinner. it's a secret dinner, in which the top brass of the company find foolish people and invite them to the dinner to make fun of them. >> and you literally ran into each other? >> yeah, we ran into by accident. there's a literal accident that brings us together. i'm the guy that's invited to the dinner. >> how did we know of the two of you that you would be the one invited to the dinner? >> well, just based on appearance alone that's probably an indication. >> let's play a clip. you're trying to bring in some business. and steve's character -- well, he's a character as we'll see here. >> where are you from? >> we are from switzerland. >> you know what we're going to focus on business right now. >> switzerland? i love switzerland. it is one of my favorite countries. i love your arm knives with the toothpicks and the cheese. does the cheese come out of the cow with the holes? our countr

beautiful up there.taking elected to traffic as well, a few more have fled here headed towards the bay bridge but everybody is still making their way to get to that in the delay. no issues as you make your way of the high-rise section of the stand. to all lanes are open snow from getting from the macarthur maze to san francisco that only taking nine minutes on last checked to make the trek. san mateo is also moving while watching it all morning long new issue to report this morning so far so good about the east in westbound direction if you're headed from hayward to foster city making that distance in 12 minutes. golden gate, also showing you a nice, light ride this camera is off and on sharing as everything from traffic light is to absolutely nobody on the road we have got really, like new commissions. pretty typical for coming up on 5:00 a.m. nothing getting in your way on 101 you're making that distance in 21 minutes. it was senseless man makes quite defiant year after buying some old photos of ron se