the usair guitar championships, region always portfolio they go onto chicago.have some competitors here. i don't know which one -- do i want to be dressed like him or him? i don't know. it's a toss-up. he's got the cool shoes but he's got the cool hachlt anywat. has he the cool outfit. if you're interested in brian olson, have him come out and perform for you. >> finding unique things and people this morning. thanks a lot, bob. thank you for joining us this morning. "today show" coming up next. >>> a local news update in half an hour. have a great day.

. >> guitars -- - ever popular usair guitar, strumming away tonight in san francisco. these musicians. >> is. >> more rain, could it be? ktvu's meteorologist next with when showers may be returning to the forecast. . . >>> we are just about to wrap up june. we had little clouds near a good portion of the bay area coastline, especially south of the goaden gate bridge. we still is this the onshore breeze. wins gusting to 22-miles an hour. forecast lows, tomorrow morning, most areas start out sunday morning in the 50s. coolest locations over the north bay fairfield, 51. >>> san francisco for the pride parade tomorrow morning at 10:30, some areas of fog and temperatures mid-to upper 50s. clouds do break up. sun cloud mix, so a built of a breeze, temperatures in the low 60s. temperature pre file here and readings back up into the mid- to upper 70s, a approaching the 0-degree mark tomorrow afternoon. low pressure has been coloring route the bay area. with that, sunday into monday, we'll bump up the temperatures a little bit. no major heat waves in sight. by tuesday, we'll in

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who knows the ayatollah might be a lot less angry if he got some usair down there.laughter] nation, every day our economy sinks further to what could be called a double dip recession. it's great news because it's going to be blamed on barack obama. >> suddenly barack obama looks more vulnerable than he did a few months ago. >> president obama is a one term president. >> the republicans if they play this right, they could run lassie and win. >> even lassie could beat obama. she would never get the republican nomination. helping timmy out of that well is socialism. there's still a few hurdles to clear before we get our country back from the people we voted for. see, obama owns the youth vote. the only way kid kozlov him more is if he were a skate park. the g.o.p. brand is about as popular with kidses as an episode of 60 minutes hosted by a tube of senodyne. >> in the 2008 cycle none of republicans heavily courted the youth vote. 62% of 18-29-year-old voted democratic. >> what the republicans don't get is that the antigay, anti-immigrant, anti-muslim stuff they put out

it shows the hypocrisy of usair. >> his attorney says us airways stereo typed his client as a thug. >> i think it's racial profiling, not that he was a black man, but that he was a young black man with dreads and wearing hip hop attire. i don't think that they would racially profile an african-american in a business suit. but i sure as hell think they would with young kids. >> that's shocking. >> reporter: he was allowed to fly. >> you're kidding. >> reporter: we showed the photo of the man to several passengers at sfo. they were also shocked. >> i think it's wrong, honestly. i mean if -- who's to say what can you wear as long as you're not bringing anything dangerous on the flight. >> you know, he didn't have any pants to hide anything in. >> reporter: and we did speak to a spokesperson this afternoon. there is no dress code. she would not comment on the details of the two incidents. and would only say this -- crews are authorized to exercise discretion to insure comfort and safety of our passengers. we also spoke to the district attorney's office this afternoon. they tell me they st

. >> the group is calling on usair to apologize and make its policies on dress known. >>> all right.e're going to check out the weather. it's beautiful out there today. a little bit of a change coming up and another quick change after that. what's going on, nick. >> major change. this is a roller coaster ride as i talked about earlier for the next five to seven days. temperatures are going to be swinging big time. we're talking about rain as well. beautiful shot of san francisco. sea breeze in effect. a little marine layer peeking through the gate, cooling things down. temperatures, as expected, warmer for the inland spots, made it near 80 in san jose, concord, 66 the high. tomorrow a carbon copy. then tuesday and wednesday, let's show you what's going on. marine layer take a little break. dry air from the north. clouds will reform overnight. temperatures right now getting down into the 70s inland. headlines look like this. more cloudiness overnight tonight and for tomorrow morning. then by late tomorrow we're going to be watching this big thunderstorm possibly producing storm moving

usair ways is in trouble again.ofiling after a white man wearing no pants was allowed to fly. this comes just after a week after an african-american man wearing droopy pants was kicked off a plane. tonight we hear from the woman who took the pictures that are now at the center of this controversy. we bring

we're here because they are having usair guitar championship region always this weekend. it is a real event. you're looking at hot lips, former champion. the event is taken seriously. we'll tell you more about it, laura. >> wow, feels like friday around here. we'll certainly check back with him this morning. okay. 5:37 right now. that guy wasn't wearing a shirt out there. i don't think it was because it was so hot. >> i don't mind. that's all i know. they look like the chuck e. cheese guys. they weren't real. let's take a look what's cooling us off this morning. we've got that cloud bank back. really, it depends on how much of a push we get from the marine layer, that's going to particular date how hot it will be in your city today. the closer you live to the central valley, the warmer it will be for you. if you live towards the coast, a significant drop-off in temperature. that will be the case throughout the day. tomorrow marine layer will push all the way inland and we'll get a break from the oppressive heat. 58, 67 in livermore, headed 84 at noon then round out the da

in igs to those warnings about afghanistan, we're also getting information, confirmation today that usairave resumed in yemen. i want to assess counter terrorism efforts. let's go to fran townsend, these a member of the cia and department of homeland security advisory committee. and she joins us from new york v via skype. fran great to see you. you've reported the obama administration will soon unveil new counter terrorism strategy. they've announced to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan. what do we anticipate the strategy will be? >> the most interesting part we're two and a half years into the administration, president obama made it very clear that he's going to take a different approach. but the only insight to what the counter terrorist strategy has been, speeches by the president, speeches by john brennan, his homeland security adviser and actions they take. we've seen increased use of drones not only in the tribal area. but also in yemen, we've saw it on the bin laden camp. this is an opportunity for president obama to articulate what his vision and effort is going to be, going f

. >> another controversy with usair wise and how you can dress on flights.ou see here this happened six days before the university of mexico student was kicked off the plane because he would not pull up his pants. they want to know if it is double standards or raise year-old discrimination. >> whether you agree with someone not they believe it is over the top when he did. this is something that they would not code to the pilot to talk about. you cannot ignore the racial element. yes it is unfair to what happened to the young gentleman last week. >> you see a double standard? >> you gotta be fair with everybody. it is part is acceptable to wear your pants low now this is pretty funny. >> if you saw that would you be disturbed? >> if i saw an san francisco i would not be disturbed. >> that man is not showing any skin. but allegedly the man at last week was showing scant that is the difference. >> did u.s. airways have anything to say? >> know the bounds me up to corporate and of course they are not accepting any phone calls at this time. >> they have been prop

. >>> a militant group in pakistan says a usair strike killed a key operative.ilitant leaders in pakistan, described as a chief of military operations in pakistan, and a possible replacement for osama bin laden. >>> family and friends of a u.s. hiker held in iran are fasting today to protest his second birthday in a foreign prison. josh fattal turns 29. he and his fellow hiker, shane bower, have been jailed since 2009 on espionage charges. sarah shourd was released last year. the three say they inadvertently crossed into iran from iraq. >>> in texas, public prayer will be permitted at a san antonio area high school graduation today. after a federal appeals court reversed a ban issued by a federal judge earlier this week. the three-judge panel granted an emergency appeal filed by the school's valedictorian, angela hi hi hillden brandt wanted to thank god. the original lawsuit was filed by another student who will graduate today who claimed the prayer amounted to forced religion. >>> she may be on her way to becoming the first billionaire of the cat walk. bunch on