s tax cuts and sixty four to take us back to where we were in sixty one or. crazy alert not your typical hot dog anyone who's keeping track of the guinness world record for the most expensive dog there is big news today the previous record was a sixty nine hot dollars dog and that was smashed and the brockton rox a baseball team out of massachusetts managed to sell two that's right to eighty dollars hot dogs to fans at the ballpark but makes a hot dog worth eighty dollars you ask it's deep fried in truffle oil dusted with percy mushrooms topped with cram for today and you are the dog has been served but we believe he rolls made at one of the most expensive bakeries in the area unclear if the two customers insulted the chef by also slathering the dog with mustard gas but i think we've just discovered yet another needless and absurd expenditure of millionaires and billionaires and spend their bush tax cuts on rajouri dogs. coming up what exactly drove anders breivik to go on a killing spree after the break i'll explain how the fingerprints of american rightwing

they see it as something back and use -- be used effectively for the in the 2012 elections.le don't like those cuts they are unwilling to give that up as a political weapon. >> what does that mean for getting some sort of deal out of the house? is the dynamic the same in the senate? >> it is fairly similar in both chambers right now. right now, they're walking a tight line. the more the republicans know the more the republicans know that they need 50 or 60 democrats to pass it out of the house. the problem is not anything except they have to give up certain things and push more republicans away. the way to balance losing republicans looking democrats is very difficult for them. you see the minority leader nancy pelosi and stem tsteny hor feel like this is one of those times where they have become relevant again in washington. they have some power and they are making a lot of demand for it whether they stick to those demands i think is up in the air. they are trying to extract as much as they can. >> what have you heard about the talks that are happening behind closed doors?

this is another way for us to give back to our community that treats us very well. i like the way they take you around to get you started. that's nice. they let you go and thoser the different things you need. >> are you with a program, now? >> i was a long time -- >> you want a job search? >> career planning [inaudible]. you are interested in getting into the trades? and that is where they will double check your trading skills you got and put you on a crew and you can do construction work or any kind of construction. >> okay. >> good. are you receiving food stamps? >> no. >> not medical or nothing. >> no. >> we got to get you hooked up. >> this the department of human searchss this is the benefit's section much the beauty on coming here today is that we brought all of our requirements to this place, this station. the assessment. the orientation, we have the screening propose, the finger imaging this helps people who are unable to tolerate going to different appointments on several days. >> i want to talk to people from housing and shelter. there are several jobs i

he's the only one who can call us back. in our constitution, the legislature can't meet without a declaration from the governor in special session. so if the governor would have called us back, we could have passed the environment bill and passed the -- >> mr. zellers, let me ask you, though, but are negotiations -- you say work continues, but are you sitting down, any republicans across the table from democrats or from the governor himself this weekend to get a real compromise worked out? >> sure, we remain -- i am not sitting with the governor right now, but we remain ready, willing, and able. our last offer for the governor is sitting on the table. that was a lights on bill. again, something else that didn't have to happen. we presented the governor with a lights on, a continuing resolution, if you want to use the washington, d.c. term. we presented the governor with a lights on bill, with two hours left before the shut down, and he said, no, i'm not going to sign that either, you know, we're not going to have a temporar

and most of them put pressure on us trying to drive us back into georgia. but nevertheless we stood by our interests that's something we really know how to do. it. let's go back to the election looking at georgia's experience situation in georgia is quite difficult there are always some spy skin those officials close to. end up in jail and so on that's what it boils down to. but it could actually be to your advantage because there is an opinion that you are has its hands busy right now it is more focused on his domestic situation and therefore you should expect no pressure to interfere no provocation from georgia during the upcoming election is that true. you know once we signed the treaty of friendship corporation and mutual assistance with the russian federation so that if you wish to find alliance with russia. and the security guarantees provided by the straits. we now have russia's protection. in addition to this will take the opportunity to develop economic relations with russia. and these two facts have changed the situation in a positive matter. and

stay with us. back in a moment. denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> back outside live, and this wreaking news we're following. there is a grass fire continuing to spread. >> and now it's threatening homes. we're told it's west of vernalis road cal fire says it's spreading into vegetation. and we want to gelt a hold of those. >> and it's not too windy out there. but it's still warm. >> yes. there is one encouraging factor is that winds are light. only three miles per hour. so that has got to be good news. and this is hot. it's 100 degrees now and there is is a peak time of the day for heat in this area. >> and there is a strange way that it's spread this, long column. then pulling back you can see how close to some homes. but there is a helicopter dumping water on the fire line trying to keep it from spreading. >> there you can see there is lack of movement there the wind is light. only three miles per

us. we're back with our reporters. we just heard from jim jordan about where the conservatives are on the debt talks. where are the democrats? >> both parties will face a tough time. for democrats, the big divide will be over seoul's security. the administration has signaled some willingness to start addressing social security and may be cutting a program of debt and that is something that many rank-and-file democrats say is a nonstarter for them. >> medicare? >> that is something that a lot of democrats have objections to. they see it as something back and use -- be used effectively for the in the 2012 elections. people don't like those cuts of they are unwilling to give that up as a political weapon. >> what does that mean for getting some sort of deal out of the house? is the dynamic the same in the senate? >> it is fairly similar in both chambers right now. right now, they're walking a tight line. the more the republicans know that they need 50 or 60 democrats to pass it out of the house. the problem is not anythin

us. >>> back in march, an air traffic controller who was napping left two planes trying to land scrambling for guidance. >> reporter: these new rules are a joint agreement between the faa, the federal aviation administration and the national air traffic controller's association. they say the air traffic controllers can use sick time or vacation time if they're too sleepy to come to work and if they're working the overnight shift, they can listen to the radio and read to help them stay active and awake. although the new policies were in development for a couple of years, the issue of sleeping air traffic controllers has been particularly front and center this year. since april, there have been at least seven instances of controllers sleeping on the job. in one case, two planes landed in northern virginia without any help from thattery traffic controller who dozed off. the faa mandated all controllers get a minimum of nine hours off between shift, an increase of an hour and to prevent sleepy workers. the transportation secretary said of the new rules, quote, the american public must have con

they really want to pull us back in and get us back in there. the whole group of will lead the male has to be the dog had. you know that whole thing. it just scares me but they are all over the place and they are on the hill. they are part of that family group, remember? and so it is a real concerning thing that this is happening. and i also want to underline what she's saying because i think many of the democrats that we know and love are suffering from the sun from. [applause] this is america. we send them trying to explain but she did it again, a $20 million funded campaign already against all these democrats including the president, it goes forever until they get it all and they are getting close to getting it all. but the good thing is then they have the money for the people and that is what we've really got to talk about tonight. [applause] there's so many things i want to say. we now have the splint slips and i can go on and on and i want to thank all of you who have worked for the equal rights movement and have rocks thrown at us and hav

those of us with opportunities have to give back. rt of that entails taking care of the most important among us, the folks who have need, including our homeless. >> let's talk about the transportation situation in your district. you mentioned that transit could be better. how is parking and traffic? is there enough muni service now? >> you are talking to the one member of the board that does not only car. i get around my district by muni, bicycle, or hailing a cab. our transit system is truly challenge. our bosses are late one out of four times. -- our buses are late one out of a quarter times. they're still not as clean and safe as we'd like. we can do better and investing in our muni system. we need more taxicabs on the streets. is difficult to obtain a cab. i support the concept of centralized taxi dispatch systems so you know who you can call to get a cab. i am a big believer in pedestrian bicycling as options to get around town. many cities in the world have far more people working or on bicycles into blocking or on bicycles. the

back, 8:37. thank you for waking up for us this saturday morning.ook at tam cam and what those clouds mean weather wise. >> we would like to show you a fascinating story of the sea of cortez. researchers working in baja california came upon a whale entangled in a fishing net. what happened next is amazing. >> when the team of researchers came across this humpback whale, they thought she was dead. and then. one of the researchers michael fishback to hop in to see what was wrong. she was tangled in 200 feet of netting and quickly losing strength. >> she was in horrible shape. this humpback whale would not have survived another night. she really had a hard time moving and even breathing. >> he tried to free her but he couldn't. >> i got a fin free. >> so he and his teammates worked from the boat to the her loose with a small knife to help them. >> she knows what is going on. >> she has to be able to breathe. >> partially freed the whale started swimming with the boat. [ laughter ] >> the whale was tired and they went back to work, slowly cutting the ne

, the right thing will be able to come back in 2012, so obama needs to hammer home this message of we need to keep our education moving forward, we need to keep uscaid cuts. if we remember, a lot of the problem with the town hall meetings a couple summers ago was the on obama administration didn't play offense. they sat back, didn't sell their message, so he needs to play offense. >> our next question, are anti-immigration bad laws? and bad business? thousands of protesters marched in atlanta this weekend against georgia's radical antiimmigrant law, which may be even worse than arizona's "papers please" law. it's not just a bad law, it's also prompted immigrant workers to flee the state, leaving 11,000 farm jobs unfulfilled and crops literally rotting in the fields. it may cost farmers more than $250 million in loss this year alone let's start with you. >> it's just an unwise fiscal policy here. not only did they lose money in terms of tourism, but also if the law were actually to be implemented as it was written, the cost for the law enforcement to come out and you would further drain public coffers. what is so interesting here. it's not specif

that will put us back in the mid-to low '90s by next weekend. not a heat wave but a little warm up back to normal. >> okay. we didn't get your answer on the feast for the beast. >> sure, i would go in there. no problem. as long as there is no snakes. >> thanks, jen. we will check in a little bit later. don't ask don't tell is history in less than 60 days. president obama signed a notice to congress on friday effectively ending the ban on gays and lesbians serving openly. a sacramento man was one of several servicemembers discharged from the navy under the policy. it happened back in 2007. >> it is very hard to think of. the men and women who are not with us, it would be the fulfillment of my life to earn the uniform of an officer. >> that was joe toubro show you heard from. he is now hoping to become a beret corps officer -- become a marine corps officer. what can we expect? elizabeth home and joining us live for more on that. >> thanks for being here this morning. >> glad to join you. >> is this position going to be immediate, gradual? and will

cooling us off into weekend. temperatures back below normal by sunday, only low 80s inland. upper 50s at the coast. so excited about the weather i'm getting choked up. i'm speechless. >> yes. >> and really. get outside next few days. it's going to be fantastic out there. >> still ahead charlie sheen's dad goes to capitol hill to lobby for a way to help addict autos michael finney on the dmv renewal notices that are past due. that is at 6:00. we'll be right back mere here. >>> actor martin sheen urging congress to support drug courts citing experience with treatment in w.a rehab center he helped open. >> supporting getting addict treatment rather than jail time. in 1996 sheen helped create something called options in berkeley, focusinging on the homeless and addicted. >> it's expanded to six sober-living houses now. >> i've seen individuals mired in addiction transformed by drug courts and families reunited after years of estrangement due to a loved ones substance abuse. >> sheen did not discuss his son's, charlie's struggle autos actor matthew perry attended a hearing to sho

back in february 2010, the commission approved the use of 50% of the available balance in the open space fund could it's a reserve to fund managed projects have the commission approve the ongoing use of the 50% annual allocation of this research in future fiscal years. so for the year just completed, fy10-11, you approved a list of projects that total $2.2 million, estimated cost in contingency. a progress status report of those deferred maintenance projects that you approve are in attachment a of your package. with your concurrence, i will brief you walkway through these projects to see where we are at the moment with the deferred. there are 12 projects. china's playground is complete. there was a bit of a cost increase due to a waterproofing of the roof which also serves as an outdoor court. that is now complete and open to the public. the park slope stabilization is almost complete. that has also incurred a bit more money than allocated, but that was taken out of the contingency. the pool planning is complete. . that will begin once the poll closes for its annual maintenance. roof wor

that could put us back into recession.d a don't know of politicians realize what is at stake. >> he said it is like a dangerous game of russian roulette. to do you blame most for what you're watching? >> honestly, there is one distrust of our country stemming from a financial crisis. the american people don't trust washington, republicans don't trust democrats fear congress doesn't trust the president. nobody trusts wall street, there is an iceberg head and the bickering is preventing us from turning the issue. frankly, i blame everyone. washington and our politicians who are free to make tough choices. the game is very serious right now. our country is at stake in the possibility of plunging us back into recession is what hangs in the balance. if we don't act it will be the american people who suffered through higher unemployment and another recession. >> i interviewed the former mexican president last night, he was very strange about this. america is about to go bankrupt. it was a business it would be declared bankrupt.

they attacked and followed us back into our house. came back in the house and killed 7 bee inside our house. they followed us back in so we are currently literally trapped inside our house. >>reporter: then somebody suggested the family build a smokey fire in a bucket outside the front door. christopher carried the luggage out to the pickup truck waiting on the driveway. couple bundled 3 young children in protective clothing. one by one took them to safety. then one last thin thing. douse the fire of course. the vacation had been saved. >> whether a mess. that was george warren reporting. >> all right. prepare yourself for a glorious weekend out there. sandy is here to list the forego for us? a something for everyone carolyn. fog at the coast. remaining mild and sunshine and warm weather inland. you can pick and choose whatever weather you want. just traficant. all you do here in the bay area. make row climate we talk b.get you outside and show you a live picture right now from our high definition roof cam are. lovely view of san franc

they just attacked and they followed us back into our house. ame back into our house and we killed seven bees inside our house because they followed us back in. we are currently literally trapped inside our house. >> then somebody suggested the family build a smoky fire in a bucket outside the front door. christopher helton carried the luggage out to the pickup truck waiting on the driveway. couple bundled their three young children in protective clothing and one by one took them to safety. then one last thing, doused the fire, of course. the vacation had been saved. in fair oaks, george warren, abc67 news. >> is there a particular type of weather that bees prefer? >> hmmm, i don't know about that. >> i know there's a kind of weather i prefer. >> exactly. it has been a strange summer. so really not surprised. probably not surprised to hear about the possibility of had this thunderstorms later on in the weekend. right now the same old same old, low clouds and fog. afternoon fog. still a, cool but we will be looking at more humidity coming into th

this rally was held to remind the public that michelle le is still missing. >> most of us have gone back to our normal everyday lives, but then there is us, the ones who understand there is no such thing as normal everyday life anymore, or at least until she comes home. >> she was last seen in hayward and there's a $100,000 reward for her return. >>> a nerve-racking knife for families in san bruno. it turns out that crews will be digging into the area first thing in the morning, digging up the blast zone to make way for the neighborhood's future, leaving a lot of people very uneasy. jean elle is live where residents got an update on that construction and it's easy to imagine why they're nervous. >> reporter: city leaders are hoping pg&e can fill in the crater caused by the blast and rebuilding with begin. but some say they are frustrated by the slow progress and others are uneasy that pg&e will be digging in the blast zone tomorrow. hammers break the silence in san bruno's glenview neighborhood where an explosion destroyed 37 homes. ten months later, bill says he's disappointed his neigh

again, it can take us forward or set us back. >> reporter: he says in light of the new information he now thinks an independent investigation needs to be done in the case. >> conflicting story to come out now after the initial presentation by the department, what is going on here? there is no reason for an independent investigation by the fbi and the u.s. marshal. >> reporter: they are asking residents to conduct any future protests peacefully. in san francisco, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> there are new details in another officer involved shooting. this one july 3. at the civic center bart station. police shot and killed charles hill when he threw a knife at him. bart released new video of the incident and kron 4's canc has that stor-- dan kerman has that story. >> reporter: the video shows the train pulling into the station. and the two bart police officers exiting the bart train. they approach the suspect who is off camera. one officer also moves out of the sight of the camera. the officer you see begins to put on gloves. at a certain point you see the officer back away. police s

i want to bring us back to a significant decision that the commission made last year during the 10-11 budget season, which was to dedicate 50% of the contingency reserve open space fund to. this is an ongoing revenue stream to attacked revenue stream projects. i just wanted to thank the commission for their work. >> i just wanted to ask, how long is it going to take to repair, replace the floor? what are the time lines? if there are activities going on there, what is going to happen with those activities? are we looking at potentially a revenue loss? i know that the pavilion gets a lot of use. i just wanted to get more information on that. >> we are working closely with staff to identify the right time to do this. kezar has a bit of a seasonality to it as well. we will pick a time when there is the least impact. not having the schedule in front of me, i do not want to say there is 0 impact, but we are going to keep it minimal. we did not want to disrupt any of the major athletic events we have going on, but there are times when it is just open to events or things that are not program

pets. >> saying they quickly learn to use litter box autos they're quiet and cute. >> stay with us, backn a moment. úiúiúiúiúiúiúiúiúiéç;ç; >>> new tonight at 6:00 they're talking in oakland and there is some progress in talks to reach a budget deal before midnight. we're live with more on just how much they've come. and also, more on that monster machine bore the longest tunnel ever dug in the san francisco bay. and a painful advance in stanford that could cut back on surgical scarring. it's coming up at 6:00. and prince william and kate are in canada for their first official overseas trip. >> they wanted in ottowa today, laid a wreath at the national war memorial. >> they're going to open the calgary stampede and hand out flags to new citizen autos then, heading to los angeles

us that. and they have come back to say, thank you very much. we appreciate this. it's made a difference in my life. there was a guy today that couldn't see so near sighted he couldn't seebeyond 2 or 3 inches. everything is a blur. it's a miracle for him. >> they are not doing anymore screening for the day. i will go to health care, next. >> this is the medical section where they come and give us their names and we ask them to have a seat with the rn. there are 6 rn's that will find out what they need. it could be just to see a doctor. they will sit here, write an assessment and someone will escourt them to where the doctors are. we have 2 if not more licensed dentests that look at people's mouth. they get a card to a drop-in clinic. the only thing that holds us back is we don't have enough dentists to treat the number of people. we would treat more people. >> this is not an area that people deal with. it can be a significant barrier. we see 185 to 200 clients. in the dmv area we see 300 to 350. >> it's overwhelming but helpful. there are a lot of people willing to

the governor is the only one to call us back. it was his prerogative.e said he wouldn't call us back until he had a full budget agreement for a temporary budget agreement. we thought it would be better to at least do that and deep parks open and some of these basic functions going. that was his prerogative. we understand that. we also were very close on a number of the bill. we were within $1 million on one bill. a couple hundred thousand on another bill. we were very close on a lot of the spending bills but didn't quite get past the last two which would be taxes, the government finance and then -- >> so that taxes was a really big obstacle, was it not? the governor wants to raise taxes on the wealthiest 1.9% of minnesotans. what is the alternative to not imposing greater taxes on though who can afford it? >> well, that was what it was for the governor. for us in the hour, and we have a brand new legislate that you are is all republican controlled. first time in decades. but for us it was about the spending. and what we're spending in this year's budget

it would have put us back on this incredible position that we are in today debating over whether the debt limit should be increased. something that was increased i don't know really how many times but about 15 or 20 times during the presidency of ronald reagan. i have a little whisper to my left that said 18 times, so 19- 20 wasn't too bad. the band-aid approach that the speaker came up with was totally flawed. it would put us back in this incredible position of fighting to increase the debt limit, something that was done 18 times during ronald reagan's administration. we would be fighting the clock for financial collapse. we would start that again within just a few weeks. the speaker's legislation was a concession to tea party extremists, yet it barely passed the house yesterday with only republican votes and it failed on a bipartisan basis last night in the senate. there was an interesting article in "the new york times" yesterday, headline "the centrist copout." the facts of the crisis over the debt ceiling aren't complicated. republicans have in effect taken america hostage, thre

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