the watson vail airport is less than a half a mile away from this hospital. >> in the window looking out it was a lot of smoke. never seen that color type of smoke before. i've seen some pretty bad fires but the color of smoke i saw i have never seen that color of smoke before. >> reporter: and according to hospital spokespersons none of the patients in the hospital next door to the office building were effected. there were no power outages or evacuations. now the watsonville police sergeant told me at 10:00 this morning there will be some sort of briefing happening on the hospital grounds. we are told we will hear from faa and ntsb investigators as well as representatives from the hospital and the airport. you can still see what is left of the wreckage of the plane. four hours from flow we will be -- four hours from now we will be hearing from federal investigators. >>> overnight four separate shootings injured ten people in oakland. and they all happened within a three mile area. the first shooting happened around 8:30 last night. the last about 90 minutes later at 10:00. kraig deb

it is at the intersection of hunter mill road and vail road. this sinkhole is across the majority of the roadway. the whole thing is closed out. water gushing out of there. a lot of work to be done. speaking of our roads, monika samtani has the timesaver traffic. we know traffic is bad when the weather is nice. >> yeah, absolutely. exactly, derek. you saw the sinkhole and here's the map showing exactly where it is in oakton at hunter mill road. the closest major intersection is vail road. the smaller intersection is bk if you know that area. so, in that area, what you're going to need to do is go ahead and avoid it or if you need to get around it, stick to route 123. i just got off the phone with fairfax county police. they have now left the scene to letting the water authority do their work. it will take awhile. let's take you around town. i've been watching the cameras this afternoon and with the rain coming down as hard and as fast as it has been, there is a lot of problems. here's an example. on the westbound side of -- eastbound side of i-

this one alarm fire had two extra engines pulled in including one from emery vail.refighter was hurt. we understand he may have caught his hand on a window. we want to take you inside this building right here. the fire broke out near 30th and adalin at a building that says california electric company. the chief told us it was secured so -- so well it was hard to gain access. they have an investigator out here. they are looking into whether or not this was an accidental fire or an intentionally set fire. at this point, firefighters are calling this an accidental fire. but when firefighters arrived there was one injury that firefighter as we mentioned earlierer was cut on his hand. i want you to listen to what the battalion chief says about this morning's fire. >> we found the point of origin. by our standards it's a realtively small area of fire but it's in a back corner which is why it took longer to get there and get the fire out. now we're in the process of determining whether that fire was accidental or intentional. >> reporter: as i mentioned earlierer, firefigh

strategy instead of building a presence and trying to force build a community that doesn't deliver a vailk to you. >> we appreatciyou being with us today. we will be back here in a moment. >> i'm a big fan and we appreciate you being here with us. >> thanks so much. >> that's our show for this week. you can find more about nick sullivan's work and you can hear me now.com. the show broadcasts sunday evening at 10:00 in the san francisco market and xm sirius nationwide. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. >> you heard of teacher's pet, how about teacher's pet peeves? >> this is so controversial. >> inn educator smell spells out what everyone needs to know. class action is next.cc1:cccc1: :

and out of the fog but you can see traffic is moving along pretty well here in berkeley and emery vail. also this morning at the toll plaza there is nothing going on right now. the bridge traffic is clear coming into san francisco. there are no major issues reported by chp. really in the nine-county bay area region as we look at the list. they give us a pretty good list of what is going on. right now it's pretty uneventful which is good. this is highway 270. there goes cal train. we did that just for steve. it looks like a model railroad set there. 4:37 let's go to steve. >>> it is sal. that is from our studio. good morning. yesterday for some it was a nice day for others it was too darn hot or you might like that. the cooling begins today. the fog is ramped up and it's higher today than yesterday. there is no doubt about that. yesterday it struggled to get up above 500 feet for some. if you're up in lake county or areas to the north it will take another day. it's on its way it being the cooler trend. also thunderstorm activity popping up over the sierra. a few of the clouds are drifti

that is close to the emery vail border. they found a victim that died of injuries during a robbery. >>> later saturday night a man was shot found inside a vehicle near 19th and west street. police responded to that area after reports of gunfire. 28-year-old donald robinson was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. witnesses say a loan gunman was responsible for the shoot -- a lone gunman was responsible for the shooting. >>> two have been offered counseling after they gave them the wrong babies. the id bracelets were not checked against the mother's id bracelets on friday. the women breast fed the wrong babies before the mistake was caught. a family member of one of the mothers noticed something was wrong and told staff. >>> casey anthony remains in hiding this morning. her whereabouts known to only a trusted few. the 25-year-old was released from prison shortly after midnight yesterday. jurors acquitted her of killing her toddler daughters sparking outrage among some people. anthony's lawyer says her supporters are expl

sunny vail, 72. 59 half moon bay. 62 in the city. and i might be pushing it there, redswood city 70. palo alto 72. not much change if anything. maybe slightly cooler saturday. then i think we'll warm up a little bit sunday, monday. not a lot. >> thank you, steve. >>> a federal judge this morning declared a mistrial in the perjury trial of former major league star pitcher roger clemmons. clemmons was accused of lying to congress about his use of performance-enhancing drugs. u.s. district court judge wilson declared the mistrial and apologized to jurors for wasting their time after prosecutors showed a videotape that contained information walton had ruled could not be used in the trial. there will be a hearing september 2nd to determine if there will be a new trial. >>> san joseible airport is getting federal aid to help pay for an expanse project. the faa is giving the airport $7.5 million. the money will go towards extending the taxiway on the airport's west side. the entire project will cost $55 million, and wrap up in 2014. >>> the

the 22-year-old from sunny vail was on the big island in the hawaiian park paradise subdivision when he was knocked into the ocean and carried some 100 yards. george kiriyama is live where he's being remembered tonight. george? >> reporter: jessica, his family is in hawaii right now, so we talked with his friends. they say he was looking forward to his hawaii trip and can't believe he's gone. climbing on a rocky cliff on the eastern side of the big island was something paul loved to do. >> he loved adventure. he loved to just have the wind blow in his hair and just be out there exploring everything and enjoying life. that's what paul did. >> reporter: police say he was climbing with his friends on the cliff and a big wave knocked him into the ocean. he was swept about 100 yards where rescue crews found him face down. a neighbor who lives next door to the family in sunnyvale says he was like her own son. >> my heart just sank. i'm sorry. he was the best kid. >> reporter: rescue crews performed cpr but he later died at a hospital. his best buddies frank and mario are in disbelief. >> i

. >> reporter: i certainly got a different view of life through a vail. but not the protection we had hoped for. the crowd started stoning us. another stone was just thrown at me. ow! >> hey! knock it off! >> reporter: have you got that before-- ow! we're still getting stones thrown us. >> no, that's the first time. >> reporter: it can be a painful process but working through cultural misunderstandings is part of the job. in this case, the crowd may have mistaken me for an afghan woman walking with foreign men. >> this is a segregated society. >> reporter: the afghan hands volunteers commit to six years in the program, including two year-long deployments in afghanistan. >> it's like nothing else i've ever done in my career. >> reporter: the idea is to create a core group of regional experts. there are roughly 400 serving in afghanistan and pakistan so far. do you see this as the future? >> i hope it is the future. i... i think this is something we probably should have did right after 9/11. >> reporter: crawford believes that small groups of u.s. soldiers

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should be the end of another meeting of the presidents mr medvedev and mr sarkozy took place until vaile and quite recently there was a working visit into france but prime minister of russia moved a lot in a protest and in the way of preparing for the g twenty summit in countries to meet the need you've actually pools which mr medvedev will be attending we believe that surely to goodness and i think in november or in limousin early december there will be another session of the intergovernmental commission chaired by the two prime ministers. that you're loosing and we when you implemented early this fall we're planning another session which is to work of the cooperation council working with so you will use the so-called two plus two councils there in the middle of your friends comprised by ministers of foreign affairs of france and russia and defense ministers of the two states that are the ones who are planning another session of this council in moscow has pneumonia so you see we have quite a few plans for their lives as usual. and all of them are related to implementing existing agreeme

speaking out on women's issues and public disclosure of her own battle with breast cancer lifted the vailecy from the terrible disease. she used influence of the office of first lady to promote early detection and millions of women under her debt today. she was never afraid to speak the truth. >> betty ford died friday of natural causes. she was 93 years old. >> and... >>> high tech equipment is making a draumatic impact in one of the bay area's busiest trauma centers and allowing surgeons to repair bone injury was a new level of presigs that helped put this together. >> and nobody likes like being being-sh looking at an unflattering picture this, is a snap shot of a crushed pelvis. >> the ball went into the socket. >> injuries happened several weeks ago. she fell on a bicycle near the muni track autos i was in the middle of the road. i knew haid to get up. and i couldn't. >> she was sent to the other peedic trauma institute. technology is used to both plan and execute complicated repairs. first, special software turns cat scanned images into a three d model of the fracture. >> i flip it

enterprise and string of recordings as well as woman stairs wildly at calamity which seems to be thinly vailed ed kerr, rebecca brooks. it includes disaster, menace, deplo deplored, and bracket. the ironic part about this is the "news of the world" bosses apparently did anticipate the staff loosing the paper might pull something of the stunt using the pages in the paper so they called in some senior editorial figures from its sister paper "the sun," but apparently they just don't do the crossword puzzle. >> it would be too much to say it's much too intellectual for them so i'll refrain from saying that. >>> they're testing a urine recycling system. it's turning its into a tasty sports drink. there are two filters in which astronauts inject their own urine. one call it one small step for man -- we won't go there. meanwhile the nasa administrator says the post-era will see budget cuts slowing things down at the space agency but not slowing things down completely. >> between 2014 and 2015 i'm very hopeful you'll see astro gnats climb back aboard and go to the international space station and not l

. >>> the sunny vail based company released it's second quarter earnings. net revenue is down 8% from last year to just over $1 billion. earnings are up 11% to $237 million thanks to cost cutting measures. and iphone app for google plus is now available at apple's i tunes store. google unveiled the app today but hasn't released one yesterday for i pad or the i pod touch. google plus is the company's social networking and is seen as a possible challenge for facebook. >>> can a nuclear power accident half a world away affect what you pay for beef in affect what you pay for beef in the ♪ ♪ 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. >>> looks like the cost of beef is going up in california. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler tells us how all of this stems from the nuclear disaster in japan. >> reporter: moving the last of his 200 steers to a new pasture today. bill bishop jr. says it's basic economics. >> supply and dema

or chair, lecturer, hour upon the present phase of recovery here in the desert, in grand rapids, in vailon larry king, "good morning, america," so many other tv shows, and then on campus. we got to know you as betty. we saw you in the rooms. we listened to you tell stories about your own feelings, your own kilts, you're on ups, your own downs, your own memories of loneliness and fear and shame and we could relate to that, betty. we felt close to you for that. all of a sudden, it was ok for us to have those feelings because you made us understand that it did not have to be that way anymore. and so, we were embarking on this journey together with you but it was very scary. we had no clue how to operate or do anything, made without vodka. i had no clue that it was possible to fill any other way other than scared to deat, hysterical. i had no clue that there was a way out of my desperate loneliness and my overwhelming guilt. but i remembered what you told us the first week we were here back in september of 1983. i remember you said it did not have to be that way anymore, that it had been tha

. >>> the sunny vail based company released it's second quarter earnings.evenue is down 8% from last year to just over $1 billion. earnings are up 11% to $237 million thanks to cost cutting measures. and iphone app for google plus is now available at apple's i tunes store. google unveiled the app today but hasn't released one yesterday for i pad or the i pod touch. google plus is the company's social networking and is seen as a possible challenge for facebook. >>> can a nuclear power accident half a world away affect what you pay for beef in the bay area? we investigate, still ahead. >>> and meteorologist rosemary orozco is tracking a warm up in the area but it might not last. her complete forecast in a minute. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or com

. >> he was ultimately dragged to vail.hoping to minimize his sentence and at first, the federal prosecutor larry beaumont was willing to negotiate. >> initially we tried to what we call "flip" him to see if he would give us other drug dealers at the time. and i think he refused so our reaction was to make sure he gets the maximum penalty. >> beaumont got his way and keene got ten years. it knocked the life out of him and broke his father's heart. >> any hopes and dreams he had had for me at that point in life, were gone. he was crushed. i mean, he was very crushed. >> jimmy couldn't imagine a way out. nor guess that a man he had never met might some day provide him one. november, 1994, wabash, indiana. it had been two weeks since larry hall recoiled from a photo of jessica roach. and investigator gary miller had a gut instinct. >> i really think we're on to something. he portrays this weak timid person, but, you know, i don't think he truly is. >> miller thought hall was vicious and as the investigation unfolded, miller al

. >> reporter: the vail mountain marriott resort and spa is offering rates under $200 a night. $50 resort credit, 20% off golf and 20% off spa treatments. >> if you book a three night or longer stay through travelocity you get another nail. norwegian cruise line has sailing from $599 per person, which breaks down to $86 per person per night. they're also offering 15% offshore excursions. >> on top of those deals, you'll see big discount this is summer. as much as 50% off when groupon partners with expedia. >> i wish i was going on vacation, i'm interning. >> reporter: lynda baquero, news 4 new york. >> travelzoo finds that 65% of americans plan to take a summer vacation this year. >> 20% say they'll book a trip only if they find a good deal. >>> if you're sticking around town for the rest of this weeks let's get a check from doug on your weather. >> staycation over the next couple days, the weather is looking good for this time of year. the month of july, typically our hottest month out there. temperatures at or even a little above average. right now, 89 degrees, the average te

let's move along and take a look at the toll plaza as we look at it from emery vail-- emeryville. the metering lights are not on yet. but they should be coming on. and then along northbound 101 just to remind you there is a baseball game today attracting some 47,000 people to at & t park. it's the giants and dodgers it will be over about 4:00. that will impact your afternoon commute. let's go to steve. >>> we have mostly clear skies. there is patchy thick fog from about the marin headlines, san francisco. and then along parts of the san mateo coast down to santa cruz. that is it. we don't have the big surge like we've had the last couple of mornings. we will start off with sunshine. sunrise over the big city. i look for inland temps today. normal high temps for july 20th. we are forecasting 92. it has been awhile since we've been over that number. calistoga 91 average this time of year. and gilroy 88 went slightly above. went 90 degrees. most locations inland temps have been so far below for awhile. coastal temperatures haven't been that far. they have been near average. there is

small plane crashed into an empty hospital office building moments after taking off from the watson vail municipal airport. witnesses that saw this say the plane immediately nose dived and burst into flames after smashing into a building. >> the plane crashed into a medical facility near the hospital. this is not associated with the hospital. so i really want to make that clear that this does not effect any of the patients here at the facility. >> reporter: now no one on the ground was hurt. luckily still not clear why the plane crashed. however ktvu allie rasmus is pulling together new information from the investigators. we will have a live update from watsonville in the next half hour. >>> the man that fell to his death at last nights oakland a's game was firefighter. shannon stone was at the game when he fell over the railing. he was trying to catch a foul ball that was tossed his way by a player. fire department officials say stone was conscious after that fall but went into full cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital. >> we are very heavy hearted about this and our thoughts and p

brittney norwood is accused of killing jana]s health.mz area hunter mill and vail road mdyy >>óítirs. ts co ayg:9 than minute went t finalg >> jay gray has more from the kennedy space center. in good evening. what a day here at kennedy space they aren% they aren% tak andrÁswversi returnv) forwardvb oféu e"at e return of "atlantis." that's the kennedy. handgunç7 law]ung in screenings at two local places with very big connections to the space now from toidc+ how] thi , the!ék1eporter: ban on supre . the authority of the government to acquire a federal firearms license, so that people will be able to exercise their constitutional right to purchase a handgun, which they can only do outside the district, and bring it into the district. >> reporter: mendelson acknowledges the city is going from the tough handgun control of the 1970s to facilitating gun sales now. >> we are not today where we intended to be as a government back in the 1970s when we said nobody could own a handgun in the district. but the supreme court changed the law with regard to that, and we have to comply with the supr

west santa vail but if the west wind makes it to vacaville that is a goo enough signature.opical tropical clouds are low rotating around that area. now going along the crest of the sierra. you may see those off in the distance. mainly over the bay and delta. 70s around the bay. upper 80s. and clear like to ukiah in the 90nd. southwest wind gusting to 30. which means they will not punch through 90. low 90s pittsburgh, antioch. danville 87. should be about 87 in dublin. alameda 66. berkeley at 68. 88 in morgan hill. 85 saratoga. cupertino 82. mid 70s for some and then you hit the coast 50s, 60s, and a lot of upper 60s in the city. night and morning fog a few high clouds boom saturday. looks like a cooler pattern into early next week. >>> are you heading to starbucks this morning in you are not alone. properties jumped 34% in the last quarter. that is better than wall street expected. the company also announced plans to add $800 stores around the world. including 200 in the u.s.. >>> san ramon based chef ran -- chevron will announce earnings. you might remember exxon mobile re

>>> why a truth vail business owner says -- fruitvale business owner says new security cameras will help deter crime. >>> homeless on moving day. a family forces -- a fire forces a family out just as they plan to move in. >>> how the astronauts will reach out and connect with the public today. >>> wi-fi on the rails. there is a new way to stay connected while you commute. the morning news continues. >>> good morning, to you. welcome to friday, july 15th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's start with steve paulson who has the weather forecast. how does it look? >> it looks mostly cloudy. temperatures continue to be way below average. the low is even up in the north bay checking in with mid to upper 40s which is really cool. after the fog burns back it takes its sweet time. 50s and 60s and still low to mid 70s for many which should be much warmer than these forecasted highs. here is tara. >> thanks. this is a look at highway four through bay point it's getting more congested there on the bottom portion of your screen westbound as you make your way toward co

as we start off tomorrow morning, 55 in sunny vail. and by the noon hour we'll see most of the marked warming in livermore with 74. 76 in san jose. still in the cool side from san francisco to san mateo. if you're headed to san francisco for anything this weekend, it is not going to be nearly as hot as it was last weekend. if you're doing any traveling to the east coast, watch out for some major delays with thunderstorms stretching into new york, washington. right down to atlanta and even a tropical disturbance over miami, producing some weather there. we'll have details on this 70-degree weather. and when this big cooling will get here. my seven-day forecast is coming up. >>> still ahead at 6:00, a caper straight out of a hollywood movie. we're learning more about the art thief who allegedly pull it off. >>> also ahead, what teenagers soon will not be allowed to buy from a pharmacy. >>> plus, threatening workers with weapons. the bay area pharmacist who is now on the run. >>> the drug bust unveiled decomposed bodies in the hills west

quite nice out there, it can be dangerous, especially in our waters this time of year. 81 in sunny vail, 66 in san francisco and 84 in na vaud doe. tonight a look at breezy weather, but generally clear out here as we see this fog pushing away. for wednesday it continues to get hot with more 90s returning inland, and ahead we are looking at a lot of heat staying with us. what we have happening is the fog continuing to push off towards the south. the winds are starting to shift, and it will erode this fog. that's why we see a lot less of this as we head into tomorrow's frafts. we have high pressure offshore. it will be hot the next 24 hours with the 90s inland, and on thursday the heat stays with us. let's look at this following pattern as it continues to weakness as we head into tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. you find mainly clear conditions for the north bay, east bay and south bay. it will sets us up once again for that hot weather as we head throughout wednesday and also for thursday. let's get a look. 58 in fremont, 58 in oakland. for tomorrow 93 in pleasantton and 86 in mountain view

deal of respect because they are not turning away from it or giving us easy answers and not putting vailsver anything, and it really does come down to the way i see it which is it's very hard to see true muslims being able to do this, but there are some ideas here that are coming to the floor, and i treat these as well in the last part of it that shows some indications that there is in islam in even traditional islam there are plenty of places to go in the theology of it where if you want to do it, you can find that what you want to do in terms of moving towards a more proceed churl, more modern way can be done, and -- >> host: it shrinks and roles and claims of islam vis-a-vis the state. >> guest: the one thing i think is the key to this and others come at it too is where they say that islam is not designed to be imposed by the regime that is running a state, and therefore, there is something anomalous perhaps even her red call about the idea that the government in teheran is telling the entire iranian population how to be muslim. there's something wrong with that. going in that directio

and like the agency last high profile officer involved shooting, this one was caught on tour vail answer camera. but this time around bart says a lot has changed since former bart officer messerly shot and killed unarmed passenger other car grant including more and better officer training. >> this time we are out front of this and if we don't know the answer or can't get the answer we tell why we are not releasing information. >>reporter: the 2 officers are on paid administrative leave that is standard in officer involved shooting cases and in addition to an independent bart officer this shooting is also being investigated by san francisco police department. reporting in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> combative prisoner being blamed for a rollover accident involving a richmond police car this morning. police say theç officer lost control of his car after the prisoner being transported to jail martinez began spitting on him. while trying to block the man spit the officer veered off the road, rolled over and hit another car. 4 people were taken to the hospital but no one was seriously inj

speaking out on women's issues, her public disclosure of her own battle with breast cancer lifted the vailn are in her debt today, and she was never afraid to speak the truth, even about the most sensitive subjects including her own struggles with alcohol and pape killers. she got some criticisms. i thought she was wonderful, and her honesty gave her to others every single day. by her example, also helped me recover from jimmy's loss in 1980. having embraced the cause for better treatment of men and women recovering from alcoholism and dependence, she worked tire lessly as former first lady to establish the betty ford center and showed me there is life after the white house, and it can be a very full life. in 1984, we both participated in a panel at the ford presidential library on the role of first ladies. we found that our interest in addictive diseases and mental health came together in many ways, and we could be a stronger force if we worked as partners, and we did for many years. sometimes -- traveling to washington to lobby for the causes, especially for substance abuse disorders and

. >> he was ultimately dragged to vail.and at first, the federal prosecutor larry beaumont was willing to negotiate. >> initially we tried to what we call "flip" him to see if he would give us other drug dealers at the time. and i think he refused, so our reaction was to make sure he gets the maximum penalty. >> beaumont got his way and keene got ten years. it knocked the life out of him and broke his father's heart. >> any hopes and dreams he had had for me at that point in life were gone. he was crushed. i mean, he was very crushed. >> jimmy keene couldn't imagine a way out. nor guess that a man he had never met might some day provide him one. november 1994, wabash, indiana. it had been two weeks since larry hall recoiled from a photo of jessica roach. and investigator gary miller had a gut instinct. >> i really think we're on to something here. this guy portrays this weak timid person, but, you know, i don't think he truly is. >> miller thought hall was vicious, and as the investigation unfolded, miller also thought he k

be upset because his wife wasn't always in strict -- why didn't you, you know, wear your, you know, vail when you went out to meet your brother-in-law. she said, oh, you know, doesn't your husband get upset at that? she said, oh, you know, my husband is such a saint and has so much patience for me. she got away with things that he was telling every islamic to do, but his own wife he couldn't make live up to the idea. >> the contradictions are manifest in the lives here, but also our own lives, and that's one of the nice mirroring as pecks of the -- aspects of the book is it wedges us into looking at that and ourselves in a new wayment i think that your comments also lead beautifully to the other passage we were speaking about reading today. >> oh, that was the -- >> the family life. >> oh, right. okay so this is just one -- this is again also in july 1962 when she's still getting used to pakistan and the household. your exhausted description of mother's birthday dipper at the fancy westchester restaurant was up bearable to read. i'm still unaccustomed to this diet, and hearing your foods

it's rather thinly vailed. >> yes. >> as we contemplate the bloodiest day in american warfare, we want to open the room up to questions from you with a reminder that we have staff with microphones and we need you to raise your hand and then wait for a microphone. all right. first question right here. >> as you probably know, general lee's word -- last words before he died or as he was dying were tell hill to come up. you must tell hill to come up. would you please comment? >> well, that does actually probably refer to the battle of antietam. a.p. hill had been left behind at harper's ferry after the confederates captured him for the soldiers and apptured union soldiers and the securing of all of the armaments and uniforms and shoes and am -- ammunition and it's a boom. on the morning of september 17th, lee had sent ordered in the evening of september 16th, actually, sent orders down to hill to get up to sharpsburg as early as he could on the 17th. lee knew that the battle was impending. so hill's division makes a force march of about 17 miles and gets to the battlefield about 4:00 in t

-- people trained in security know what to look for would be the appropriate lens and not so many vailstate of texas. he had an incident that just occurred in montana and the potential for a terrorist threats against pipelines i think it's great. what specifically can we do to add to the security of pipelines, training and otherwise? 's >> i hope that is not an element. that's a great question, man. but ac going on is a lot like what i heard elsewhere if average is so much in such an efficient manner. i'm not necessarily opposed to video as a platform for an training. more importantly is ensuring that the instructors qualified individuals in the training actually understand the mission. i think video can be incorporated in an overall training program. the tsa chooses to just buy it be a target for law enforcement and operators, which affected because interest are slightly different enemies for information are slightly different than they both need the training. they would be dave default the public side of the house, but extended to the private site based on positions, where they are s

i think 101 meet be better this morning for a driving into san jose, better getting up to sunny vail.fic. it was light earlier, uncharacteristically slight. on the until i metz freeway we see lighter conditions. you will see some slowing. it's not as bad as it is the other four days of the workweek. will the's go to steve. >> a big fog bank. there was a cap on it the last couple of days. that's kind of cool shot. there's mist and drizzle closer to the coast. looks like the coast will stay in the get eximent inland temps in the low 60s. we had mid to upper 60s. when santa rosa gets gusts, that's a cooler pattern. inland temps will come down unless are a really protected. for everyone else looks like a cooler daying. cooler inland. and there have been gusts from cordelia to fairfield of 30 miles an hour, 50s, 60s. 70s, low 80s to mid-80s. looks like higher clouds, partly cloudy. then we settle into a similar pattern for the first week of august. >> president obama talked to the nation just an hour ago. >>> make a phone call, send an. maicialtion tweet. keep the pressure on washington an

let's say you're going on vail occasion, is the advice is always tip $1 to $3 a balling, but if bulky items, throw in an extra dollar or two, same rules amr. for the bellcap, and the driver of, but chip in extra if the driver waits for you or even helps you with your bag. also, before you leave the hotel, the advice is gives the house keep ugh $2 a night and $3 to $5 a night if you're staying at a higher-ened hotel, but if you're staying a week or have a family, leave a tip every day instead of at the end of the trip, since the housekeeper may change from day to day. >> what about if somebody is watching your house or dog? >> if you've got someone watching fido while you're away or at work, give the dog walker up to 20% of the final bill. "real simple" says don't tip s. instead bring a gift back from the place you visited or offer to watch their place. if you have a gardener or pool cleaner, a good rule of thumb is about $20 to $50 or the cost of one visit at the end of the summer. suzanne? >> a lot of people to tip there. >> we have a question whether or not summer camp counselors sh

-- people trained in security know what to look for would be the appropriate lens and not so many vail road data or video to really doesn't understand the potential to. >> so many hands-on training >> correct. >> working with pipelines as millions state of texas. he had an incident that just occurred in montana and the potential for a terrorist threats against pipelines i think it's great. what specifically can we do to add to the security of pipelines, training and otherwise? 's >> i hope that is not an element. that's a great question, man. but ac going on is a lot like what i heard elsewhere if average is so much in such an efficient manner. i'm not necessarily opposed to video as a platform for an training. more importantly is ensuring that the instructors qualified individuals in the training actually understand the mission. i think video can be incorporated in an overall training program. the tsa chooses to just buy it be a target for law enforcement and operators, which affected because interest are slightly different enemies for information are slightly different than they both

stations, timber companies, car lots, an animal slaughterhouse, and even a part of the ski lodge in vailrado. all told, tens of millions of dollars of damage. the group was very good at making fire bombs and avoiding detection. members would communicate about upcoming meetings and attacks by using codes buried in the books. >> this group was largely off the grid. so you didn't have a lot of the investigative tools available to you that would open doors. >> reporter: but operation backfire which is still the largest domestic terror case ever in the u.s. got a break in 2005 when they arrested one of the anarchists and blogged about how much they knew. jacob ferguson i greed to -- agreed to cooperate and wear a wire, and in one day back in 2005 more than a dozen arrests were made. prosecutors have been able to use the threat of a post be 9/11 terrorism enhancement to threaten the sentence of life in prison. most of the radicals have chosen to cooperate in exchange for sentences ranging from 3-10 years. the arson attacks have almost completely fallen off since then, but one anarchist says th

founder, chair, lecturer, hour our omnipresent face of recovery here in the desert, in grand rapids, in vailrry king," "good morning america," so many other tv shows, and then on campus. we got to know you as betty. we saw you in the rooms. we listened to you tell stories about your own feelings, your own guilts, you're own ups, your own downs, your own memories of loneliness and fear and shame and we could relate to that, betty. we felt close to you for that. all of a sudden, it was ok for us to have those feelings because you made us understand that it did not have to be that way anymore. and so, we were embarking on this journey together with you but it was very scary. we had no clue how to operate or do anything, me without vodka. i had no clue that it was possible to feel any other way other than scared to death, hysterical. i had no clue that there was a way out of my desperate loneliness and my overwhelming guilt. but i remembered what you told us the first week we were here back in september of 1983. i remember you said it did not have to be that way anymore, that it had been that wa

-- people trained in security know what to look for would be the appropriate lens and not so many vail road data or video to really doesn't understand the potential to. >> so many hands-on training >> correct. >> working with pipelines as millions state of texas. he had an incident that just occurred in montana and the potential for a terrorist threats against pipelines i think it's great. what specifically can we do to add to the security of pipelines, training and otherwise? 's >> i hope that is not an element. that's a great question, man. but ac going on is a lot like what i heard elsewhere if average is so much in such an efficient manner. i'm not necessarily opposed to video as a platform for an training. more importantly is ensuring that the instructors qualified individuals in the training actually understand the mission. i think video can be incorporated in an overall training program. the tsa chooses to just buy it be a target for law enforcement and operators, which affected because interest are slightly different enemies for information are slightly different than they both

cohesion might be putting the product before the horse, and the horse is really about purpose all vailings and -- and values and have some sense of the country of purpose and values that we share. you know, elevating cohesion for its own sake, cohesion could be good or bad. i don't have the answer to the values, but when i look at the, again, at the 50s which i'm looking at trying to say, well, what's the difference? there was more sense of what the nation's purpose was and much more a sense of what our shared values were, and i think maybe cohesion as a goal, we might be chasing the wrong, and even for i'm for military service or some sort of national service i guess, for patriotic displays and all the things you talked about, but i'm not sure -- i think those are the mechanics rather than the substance. back at the substance question, but i point to substance. >> jennifer, what do we chase? >> i like what she said and follow-up on that in the sense that when you think about working towards something else that's larger than yourself and doing that and bringing together people of different

when we moved to colorado, frank had been friends, he skied vail before there were any trails there.ends yearr and years before. when we moved, bought a house out in colorado when the kids were born, we became very, very good friends. and loved their families. one particular, cass was just born, hoda and they were going to be our very first guests for dinner. for two weeks ahead of time, i said to cody, cody, this is when president ford gets here, i want you to take his hand and say nice to meet you, mrr president, right. you do it over and over. he did it perfectly. and you say, good evening, mrs. ford. every sing the time. they finally get there, and i said, cody, don't you have something to say to president and mrs. ford. and he goes -- nothing. and goes running out the door. a few minutes later he comes in and sits down and i go -- cody, is there sometting in your & pants? and he said, no, i'' just pooting. and five minutes later i hear somebody come and wipe my buns. i go out. he comes back in with a cowboy hat, cowboy boots and what are those things called christie? chaps and n