so is the obvious answer watson? watson can process 200 million pages of data in under 3 seconds giving even dr. house a run for his money. >> mri of the spine. if that's clean, cut her open and biopsy the leg. >> reporter: watson might not need to order so many expend tiff tests, which no doubt is part of his appeal. >> i would hate to see an insurance company use watson to deny a claim. >> reporter: but even on "jeopardy," watson has made mistakes like when the answer they were looking for was a type of loose-fitting dress. >> watson? >> what is chemise? >> no, sorry that is incorrect. >> reporter: and trusted with life-or-death decisions, some worry watson could end up becoming like hal from "2001." >> i'm sorry, dave. i'm afraid i can't do that. >> reporter: wellpoint insists that won't happen when the computer clocks in next year. >> really dr. watson will serve as a consultant to physicians, not replacing physicians. >> reporter: he may be the smartest doctor in the world, but compassion and bedside manner may

so is the obvious answer -- watson?ion pages of data in under three seconds. giving even dr. house a run for his money. >> mri the spine. if that's clean, cut her open and byopy the leg. >> reporter: watson may not need to order so many expensive tests which no doubt is part of his appeal. >> i would hate to see an insurance company use watson to -- deny a claim. >> reporter: even on "jeopardy" watson has made mistakes, like when the answer they were looking for was a type of loose fitting dress. >> watson? >> what is chemise? >> no. incorrect. >> reporter: some worry watson could end up becoming like hal of 2001. >> i'm sorry, dave, i am afraid i can't do that. >> reporter: well point insists it won't happen when the computer clocks in next year. >> really dr. watson will serve as a consultant to physicians. not replacing physicians. >> reporter: he may be the smartest doctor in the world, but compassion and bedside manner may be e a struggle even for a jeopardy champion. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> does a

. >> remember watson the super computer? now, it's getting into the health industry. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ >>> new research suggests watching spongebob square pants is detrimental to your kid. a professor found that after soaking up nine minutes of the program, four-year-olds showed more learning problems. it tested only 60 children. one critic says the results should be viewed cautiously because of the small number of participants. more with a focused plotted led to better results. study is in pediatrics. you have go with your instincts. >> what were we talking about? >> and my kids are but i can't see anybody watching it getting caught. >> if you want to get caught something like friday night. that was beautiful. but potential is some thunderstorms that are coming off the sierra. let's talk about that and the warming trend that is on the way. good morning everybody. 11:21 as we are looking from mount tamalpais. some of the mid-level moisture as the main storm has collapsed for today. as we look eastbound toward mount diablo. you

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. >> remember watson the computer that took on hum an beings on jeopardy recently. >> well, now that computer has a job in health care. we'll >> well, now that computer has a job in health care. we'll explain >> all right people in the byron and discovery bay area warned tonight to keep their eyes open. police say 4 juveniles escaped from the byron boy ranch this evening, one is believed to be dangerous. so if you leif if the area you are urgeed to go inside. lock all window and doors and stay off the phone unless you need to report a life threatening emergency at your location. >> you may remember ibm famous super computer watson that competed and won on jeopardy. now it's going to work in the health care field. super computer used in joint effort between ibm and health care provider well point. watson help doctors diagnosis medical problems and choose among treatment options all within seconds based on patient medical history. pilot program will be rolled out earl next year at academic medical center as well. this is washington the son first commercial application. >>> man who paid

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. >> remember watson the computer that took on hum an beings on jeopardy recently. >> well, now that computer has a job in health care. we'll >> well, now that computer has a job in health care. we'll explain ee???????????????! >> all right people in the byron and discovery bay area warned tonight to keep their eyes open. police say 4 juveniles escaped from the byron boy ranch this evening, one is believed to be dangerous. so if you leif if the area you are urgeed to go inside. lock all window and doors and stay off the phone unless you need to report a life threatening emergency at your location. >> you may remember ibm famous super computer watson that competed and won on jeopardy. now it's going to work in the health care field. super computer used in joint effort between ibm and health care provider well point. watson help doctors diagnosis medical problems and choose among treatment options all within seconds based on patient medical history. pilot program will be rolled out earl next year at academic medical center as well. this is washington the son first commerc

the watson institute report says the bills for these wars will keep coming in for as long as 40 years later. fo"religion and ethics newsweekly," this is lucky severson in washington. >>> finally, over the last decade, we've done a number of interviews about 9/11's impact on the religious community and on people's individual spirituality. kim lawton revisited some of the people she talked with earlier. >> in new york's mid-hudson valley, aziz ahsan, his wife, and three kids are looking at some old photos. these family times are becoming increasingly rare, now that the two oldest children are in college. ahsan says he values these moments more than ever. >> 9/11 for me was an event that made my relationship with my family stronger, because now that every time i look at my family i am thankful i am alive. i can touch them, i can feel them, and so it has created a stronger bond. >> ahsan, who is muslim, was at the world trade center on 9/11. he went to the post office there to buy a special new islamic-themed stamp. just after he left the plane hit, and he was struck by pieces of the crum

s super computer watson, may be coming to an office near you.n destroyed the top jeopardy players now they want the xuirgt power and helping to diagnose medical problems and authorize treatments. dr. watson will do it with a special app that relates symptoms and history to medical journals. they say future uses could be financial information and public safety. >>> no word on how much watson is going to cost. >>> it was murder, suspicious and deadly weekend fire that has caught the attention of the oakland police department. >> reporter: a defendant is expected in court and may enter a plea. i'm amy hollyfield and i'll have details coming up. >> here we go again. anonymous prepares for another protest at bart as f.b.i. prepares to make that group a little less anonymous and this story, as well. a lot coming up. >> high temperatures across the country, fall-like weather, fargo and great falls in the mid-70s, a lot of 80s, new orleans 90, hundred phoenix and dallas. baltimore and philadelphia are reporting flight arrival delays. check out flight tr

my name is watson. dick: with a 4-3 lead and up a set, djokovic serving here in the second set against nadal. these two men, if you look ahead to 2012, the olympics in london, both came home with medals in beijing. nadal won the gold medal, defeating fernando gonzalez. and in the bronze medal match, djokovic beat james blake of the united states. so nadal a rare career slam plus a gold medal. john: djokovic tightening up just a bit there. he can sense that he didn't get that double break, a real chance for nadal to find his chance for nadal to find his way back in here. dick: amazing depth, djokovic again. john: when he misses, he misses by about an inch. dick: cbs sports' coverage of the u.s. open is brought to you in 3-d by panasonic wherever available. i was dreaming in 3-d last night that this would be one of the classic matches. djokovic trying to make it all his show. john: that's a good idea for him to let that ball bounce. nadal not doing enough again. the ball's just coming up too short. that's

tom watson ibm's employees busy building inventory. >> tom watson had a company making mon net 1930snd franklin roosevelt was putting taxs and regulations which prevented hem from getting back on their feet . today we face something less severe. regs do kill jobs because of the cost. it is 1.8 trillion. >> (talking all at once.) they can obviously afford it. >> but they don't kill. >> kim, they will not put it to work until they can get a return on it. -- they would be derlect to put it to work without knowing. >> i do agree with that. >> what about the small businesses. those businesses that create jobs and they face uncertainty and agencies like consumer safety commission they are issuing ridiculous regulations that destroy safe products and struggling as it is. >> they are killing the teddy bear jobs. >> no. it is creating invasion and creating new yobs. >> what? >> these regulations when you have to find ways to work through the rules and try safer technology. >> so you have to climb an eight foot wall to go to work. no. these regultions are job killers and one thing to have sens

. >> how watson jeopardy appearance was the ticket to high profile job.ur of news begins here in just a moment. stay with  so, you actually reward people for staying with you? yep. the longer you stay with us, the more you save. and when you switch from another company to us, we even reward you for the time you spent there. genius. yeah, genius. you guys must have your own loyalty program, right? well, we have something. show her, tom. huh? you should see november! oh, yeah? giving you more. now that's progressive. call or click today. >> good evening once again. there are new allegations of scientific misconduct being directed at the national park service tonight. park service study claims an oyster farm in the point raze national sea shore is harming wild life. there are question about his the science behind the study. >> the drake bay oyster company has been at the point here since the 1930s. but the national park service says it must close in 2012 in order to return it back to wilderness. the park service released this study in april. claiming t

now the health insurance company wellpoint is hiring watson.omputer will relate the patient's symptoms and history to medical journals. in seconds it will be able to present several possible dying sees. >> sometimes he's wrong, though, if you watch "jeopardy." what do you have? let's go talk to watson. >> scary with medical stuff. >> yeah. >> you have to see it to believe it. they are touting something called a glow in the dark cat. >> researchers at the may yes clinic are modifying genes in the cats as they try to find ways to fight aids in fee lines. they say the inserted genes to black feline aids. the team placed a jellyfish gene in the cats for tracking purposes, and that's what makes the little putty cats ghe in the dark now. >> they don't look like they're glowing. they look like they shine a light on it. >> if that's how they look all the time, that would be scary if you wake up in middle of the night. >> you have a cat. >> i do. little scoop. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on the early show. >> erica hill in new york. go

an insurance company, well point, is hiring watson.puter will relate patient symptoms and histories to medical injurenals and in a matter of seconds present several possible diagnoses. pretty cool. >>> her story, a mystery. >>> but followers of amelia earhart didn't have to open their wallets. pictures of earhart and goggles brought in $30,000. the items sold at an auction in oakland. some pictures show her making preparations for her first attempt at flying around the world. that was back in march of 1937. earhart's plane disappeared during her second attempt that very same year. >>> for sports fans, so far so good for the san francisco 49ers. >> they won, but they needed help at the end. they opened the season with their new head coach. he put the 9ers on their back in the fourth quarter. he kicks off 102 yards to the house, giving the team a 26-17 lead after seattle had gotten close. a minute later, mr. go -- he goes again for another touchdown, this time on a punt return, 50 plus yards. the 9ers go on to win it because of that guy,

watson will serve as consultant to physicians. not replacing physicians. >> reporter: he may be the smartest doctor in the but compassio but compassion and bedside manner may be a struggle, even far "jeopardy!" champion. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> and that is what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning amerer >>> in the news this tuesday morning, iran's president tells an american tv network that two u.c. berkeley graduates will be freed in a couple of days. >> california senator feinstein says her campaign are among those that may be wiped out by a democratic campaign treasurer arrested on federal fraud charges. >> good morning. sun koms coming up at 6:50. partly cloudy skies, numbers in the 50s and 60s this morning. >>> sue hall live at the traffic center. live shot of the golden gate bridge. fog free and rest of your tuesday commute. >> 4:30 starting out on great note. i'm chris. >> i'm eric thomas. >> there is light at the end of tunnel for two u.c. berkeley graduates that have b

. >> remember super computer watson, it may be coming to a doctor's office near you.ow, health insurer well pointed wants the computing power and is hiring watson to authorize treatments. dr. watson will do it with a special app that relates a patient's medical history to textbooks and medical journals. they say future uses could include financial information and public safety. >>> here a question, exactly how important is facebook for your daily life? apparently for thousands of users, the answer is more important than working toilets. 8,000 people to list the things they couldn't live out without. and having clean water. owning a fridge and then at number five, being connected to facebook! if you were wondering toilets came in ninth. i don't know. they didn't question or survey me. and here a device that children may live without. spongebob square pants is most popular but there a link between the show and attention problems in young children. a university of virginia psychologist professor tested 60 children and found that those that soaked up nine minutes of the p

of the deutsche bank championship leaderboard twenty eleven masters winner charl schwartzel bubba watson scott all on ten on or off the halfway stage in boston south africa and swartz hill was in second place after round one on caught fire in the front nine this time by carting six birdies that twenty seven year old then forced the card to get back nine bogeys however to finish with a sixty six watson meanwhile had an eagle on his scorecard as the w g c bridgestone invitational winner scott this one a nice way to finish the day for history in support of sport sixty three for the two thousand and three champ. casey stoner who secured pool for the summary no grand prix breaking his own lap record on the maisano circuit in the process the honda rider with a clock time of one minute thirty three point one three eight seconds beating his ability mark and edging on four yellow ends of the same stuff and second on third sunday stoner leads the championship by forty four points from the rental with half a dozen races. finally the russian rugby team fly to new zealand later on sunday ahead of the

top of the joy gulf championship leaderboard twenty eleven masters winner charl schwartzel bubba watson album scott all on ten on or off the halfway stage in boston south african sports will believes in second place after the opening round on caught fire on the front nine this time courting six birdies the twenty seven year old then forced a card to block nine bogeys though he finished up with a sixty six watson meanwhile had an eagle on his scorecard as the w.d.c. bridgestone invitational winner of i'm scott this one a nice way to finish the day for the street and a superb score of sixty three for him thirty one year old scott won this event back in two thousand and three. he still knew how secured pole for the summer ground pre-booking his own luck record on the maisano circuit in the process the hundred rider clocking one minute thirty three point one three eight seconds to put his own mark on a chart who gave the rental one dummy produce a star from second on third on sunday stoner leads the championship by forty four points from a run so with half a dozen races still to come. that

. >>> the question, what is ibm's watson?it turns out the computer's stellar performance on jeopardy helped land a job with the well point health insurance company and the computer defeated some of the best human jeopardy contestants of all time last year and watson will relate a patient's symptoms and history to medical textbooks and in a matter of seconds present possible diagnosis. >> i worry about his bedside manner. >> i would stick to the doc myself. >>> the popular cartoon sponge bob square pants could be bad for your toddler. >> a psychology professor at the university of virginia studied 60, four-year-old children and found after watching nine minutes of the program, the kids had a shorter attention span and as well as learning problems. >> the idea of the study is to look at specific effects of media on children. and it doesn't matter specifically which television show it. is it is the quality that the television show has, and ha that does to children. >> nickelodeon did respond to the study and says having 60 nondi

watson is great at searching databases.e things i'm trying to do is generate the databases and specifically generate them around social expression so a machine can know how to communicate effectively with us so we don't have to adapt to using a screen or keyboard. they can learn how to work the way that we do. >> now, there are people, of course, who worry about something called the singularity. that is the moment where robots will actually become smarter than humans and we'll be able to learn and keep learning. is that really going to happen? >> do all parents feel that way about their children? i wonder sometimes. i do feel like the way we raise technology and the applications we use them for and the storytelling we think about in the creation of new technology will help us shape the direction. we're not on the cusp of singularity at this very moment. i do think when you put people and robots together in teams, we can achieve much more than either of us can do alone. we're still very unique. >> heather knight, data, thank

phil mickelson eagle on the left to how well the line is highly debatable watson with donald also in the hands. now tennis the u.s. open whereas my job is set to face a mountain star in the quarterfinals and second seed baiting subban lisicki to set up that meeting while styles or have all held off another russian. of efficiency with sixteen when i was just eleven unforced errors this is a struggle to match that placement sat a similar story in the second with my double closing out this six two six three victory she now meets australian saucer who has beaten her in seven minute to use. three previous matches and i'm really happy about that i. started off well and didn't let her far in her in the first then she started playing more consistent in the second and then two coolly and i was. able to hold my serve them break her virtually win the match in two sets. now on the men's side of things russian involvement is now over the last of all going down to miller in round three defending champion rough on the d.l. meanwhile had an eventful day at flushing meadows adolf do forty minutes and

top of the joy chip championship leaderboard twenty eleven masters winner charl swartz hill bubba watson adam scott all intent on there at the halfway stage in boston so that african swartz it was in second place after round one on caught fire in the front nine this time i'm starting six birdies the twenty seven all very force to average a card to block nine bogeys to finish with a sixty six watson meanwhile had an eagle on his card as the w. g. seed reached an invitational winner scott this one a nice way to finish the day for the st louis and a superb score sixty three to the two thousand and three champ. casey stoner house occurred poll for the summer a new grand prix this afternoon breaking his own lap record on the maisano circuit in the process the honda rider clocking a time of one minute thirty three point one three eight seconds to beat his own mark on a track or get a rental until he could do so he would start from second and third leave on sunday to leave the championship by forty four points from the end so with half a dozen races still to. finally the russian rigby team fly

the coach of buying championship leader board twenty eleven masters winner charl schwartzel double watson on adam scott all on ten under the halfway stage in boston south african swartz hill was in second place after round one on caught fire in the front nine this time my parting six birdies twenty seven will then force the car to get back nine bogeys however to finish with a sixty six watson meanwhile had an eagle on his scorecard as they do g.c. bridgestone invitational winner scott this one a nice way to finish the day streaming support for sixty three for the two thousand and three check. he still has secured pool for the summer a new brum free breaking his own lap record on the maisano circuit in the process the honda rider the clock the time of one minute thirty three point one three eight seconds beating the mark on the night for gathering to. start second and third sunday stormy's the championship by forty four points from rain to a half a dozen races. finally the russian rugby team fried in new zealand later on sunday ahead of their first ever much in the world cup clash with the

be highly debatable watson with world no one luke donald also came to halt. russia gearing up to take a massive step towards both occasions on tuesday the group the leaders take on the second see the violence here in moscow victory is crucial for both the way it slovakia and armenia are also very much in their running russia's a full of pits. is out through suspension it has to answer that side high spirits having beaten the irish. a defeat striker robi keane referred to at monday's news conference in moscow. you know should really let you use them under certain show you know we have to concede the too many goals so. we've learned lessons from the game against russia and you know in order to be taken advantage of into tomorrow's game. i think we're fully aware it's expected of what the russian is going to bring to you thanks . england are also busy getting ready to their next call of fire against wales at wembley fabio capello's men top group g. standings without a lot so ball while wales are rock bottom angle and were easy for him to win as a. previous match

meanwhile in other news, bubba watson leads after round three at the deutsche bank championship. jimmy yu has more... hello, i'm jimmy yu and welcome to world sports. teeing off with golf...bubba watson regained his composure after dropping three shots on the back nine to grab a one stroke lead after the third round of the deutsche bank championship on sunday. the american made a birdie at the penultimate hole for a round of one-under-par 70 after losing his advantage with three bogeys between the 11th and 15th holes. he finished the day on 11-under-par, one stroke clear of a group of five players, the two australians jason day and adam scott, and three americans, jerry kelly, brendan steele and chez reavie. meanwhile, yang yong -eun was the highest korean finisher of the day, as he came in 30th at 5-under. over at the us open...rafael nadal sent a scare on sunday when he collapsed during his post-match news conference because of severe cramping in his leg. the defending champion was speaking to reporters after his third round win over david nalbandian when he suddenly stopped ta

watson that you had agreed with the advice that was given. quite clearly that wasn't the case either because the letter made clear the outside advice that you were given was that the award would be around 100,000 pounds or 250,000 pounds. >> after that document was our intention by mr. taylor's lawyers was that we should settle the case. and realized mr. taylor was asking for a large sum of money. that is correct. the outside lawyers that we should get out of the case. >> they didn't see it was settled at 420,000. >> i am absolutely clear that we need to settle this case and if it took a lot more than we will acknowledge, we should still get on the sentiment. the other cases might be -- >> a further question mr. watson post about 2,009, the reason you gave was actually if the case had gone to court it could have ended up costing more. that wasn't the case at all. you know that wasn't the case. >> for two -- two week it would cost more. >> three million pounds? >> possibly. hy have had at least we to cases in the last four years where it was a

. >> reporter: dale watson used to run the counter-terrorism program at the f.b.i. during the bush administration. >> it seems like we've moved from reasonable suspicion to, let's look at everything. i mean, if somebody's buying ammonia nitrate out in pennsylvania, in a rural place in a rental truck and the owner's never seen him before, putting it in plastic barrels, i'd say, yeah. that's a suspicious activity that should be reported. >> reporter: but many reports from the mall of america target seemingly ordinary behavior. for instance, the guards reported one man to police because he was writing things down on a note pad. and might be conducting surveillance. turns out he was a musician waiting for a friend. they reported another man because he wore a backpack, and walked with one hand inside his back pocket. and take what happened to najam qureshi and his wife, huma yusuf. they're citizens; americans of pakistani descent who live outside minneapolis. one morning in january 2007 they had a surprise visitor. >> okay, so the doorbell rings, and my husband's taking

watson pointed out that was correct. the outside lawyers certainly suggested we should get out of the case and settle for the best figure we could arrive of. >> they didn't suggest that you settle for 425,000. that was a decision that you took, wasn't it? >> i'm absolutely clear that they said we needed to settle this case. and if it took a lot more than we would acknowledge to pay them, we should still get on and settle it. >> partly because of the other cases that may be waiting in the wings. >> and a further question that mr. watson posed to you back in 2009, the reason you gave was that actually if the case had gone to court it would have cost -- it would -- it could have ended up costing more than you would have settled for. that wasn't the case at all, wasn't it. you knew that wasn't the case. you knew you were settling for -- >> for two weeks it would undoubtedly have cost us more than we settled for. >> 3 million pounds? >> potentially, probably. it could be a lot longer than two weeks for that. i've had at least

the super computer watson best known for competing on jeopardy has landed a job.hey are working with well point. one of the countries largest health insurers. help diagnosis medical problems and horizon treatments. it will do this by comparing a patients symptoms. ibm has not said how much watson will be getting paid. >>> artifacts from amelia earhart pulled in $30 million at an auction. one bay area art dealer paid $17,000 for those. the goggles she wore during her crash. the dealer says she is hoping to sell the goggles some day. 24 photographs of amelia earhart attracted $14,500. all belong to a contra costa county woman that got them from a friend 208 years ago. she flew out primarily from oakland airport. i didn't know that. >> very interesting. >>> here is something interesting as well. i was right. fans of sponge bob square pants. the new study about the cartoon and his effects on children. >>> good morning, westbound toil look -- westbound 80 look at all that crowded traffic. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>> good morning, golden gate bridge so far

but as ivan watson reports, israel's relation with both countries is worsening. >> reporter: an angryttacks the embassy of israel in cairo on the night of september 9th. tearing down walls and forcing israeli diplomats to leave the country. the riot triggered a diplomat crisis among two allies. in cairo, reactions mixed. "this shouldn't have happened. it was a sin to destroy property and attack the police," this man says. the israelis are our enemies says another man. egypt's gotten a lot more unpredictable since last winter's people power protests toppled authoritarian president hoseny mubarak. it didn't help matters when israeli troops accidentally killed six egyptian border guards after a deadly terrorist attack left eight israelis dead last month on nearby israeli soil. israel expressed regret but still hasn't at poll hissed for the incident. then there's another factor, turkey. until recently israel's closest friend in the middle east. but the turkish government is furious that israel won't apologize for eight turks and one american killed last year by an israeli commando raid ag

despite an up and down sunday, he misses a put bubba watson takes a-shot lead on monday that's going o ttdo i to do it for sports for now. see you back at si6:00. >> the movies that made the holiday weekend. >> another look at the sevst.ay forecast. hopefully you are enjoying the forecast. 90s inland starting tuesday. more news after the short brick blap >>> the moviedoesn't need any help at the box office. they held on to the top spot earning more than $14 million. it was based on a book about southern black maids in the civil rights movement. in second, the debt. apollo 18 came in third. i have not seen the help, but the book was fantastic and the movie may be better. you have seen the movie? >> you have to see that. a budget of $25 million. you have seen these super sized budgets and this is only $25

china seized the island as one of its provinces and watson unified.espite the growing tilling -- military, it has been reluctant to sell big-ticket items to taiwan for fear of upsetting beijing. they're trying to cooperate from trade to north korea to buying bonds to do with the debt problem. there are worries about the balance of military between taiwan and china. china and its commitment to helping taiwan defend itself. >> you have been watching newsday from the bbc. >> a reminder of our main news. hamid karzai is cutting short a visit in new york after his main representative with the taliban burhanuddin rabbani was killed in a suicide attack. you have been watching newsday from the bbc. thank you for joining us. see you again soon. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight and expertise in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" w

the supercomputer watson has landed a new job.he ibm computer is working with well point, one of the company's largest insurer hes -- insurers. ibm has not said how much watson will be getting paid. >>> anderson is cooper is launching a -- anderson cooper is launching a new daytime show that debuts right here on ktvu 2. coming up at 7:37, i will talk live with anderson cooper about today's first episode on the late singer amy winehouse and his decision to take on daytime television. >>> a new date has been set for the dedication of the martin luther king memorial in washington. it will now be dedicated in about five weeks on october 16ent. now, the ceremony was originally planned for last month. but it had to be delayed after hurricane irene brought in the high winds and win to -- high winds and rain in washington. president obama is among many of the vips scheduled to meet. >>> air traffic challenging for people and security scares. >>> and the union pacific event that will focus on safety on the tracks. >>> right now we're focus

bubba watson up one at 11-under. phil mickelson shot a 63.birdie here on 11 with his new long belly putter. four back going into monday's final round. >> during morning practice at the baltimore grandpreerks tony kanaan's brakes fail. wow. neither drive was hurt. helio runs to check on his friend. will power, who won at infineon a couple weeks ago, win's today's race. >> sprinter usain bolt and his teammates set a record. >> john: thank you, mike. the last big movie of the weekend, and why it appears to be ending on a low note.@ñ@ñ@ñ@x >> john: people celebrated an ancient chinese tradition on the peninsula today. we enjoyed the sights and sounds of the autumn moon festival. the autumn hines one of the most important holidays on the chinese calendar. it's the 15th day of the eighth lunar month when the moon is at its fullest and brightest. >> with one day to go on the weekend, the help appears to be on top again. the third weekend in a row, earning an estimated $14 million, far better than any of the weekend releases, the debt was in second p

watson has a new job.watson to diagnose medical problems and authorize treatments for its 34 million members. >>> the thriller "contagion" starring matt damon and kate winslet dominated the box office this weekend. it raked in $23 million this weekend. "the help" was second place. >>> up next, jon hunts will join us live. his fight to stay in the race may come down to tonight. how this former utah governor and president obama's first ambassador to china plans to stand out. "american morning" is back after this break. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> just about half past the hour. breaking news to tell you about now. an explosion reported at a processing center for nuclear waste in southern france. rueters is reporting one person was killed, four people injured. that's according to france's nuclear safety watch dog. local police say there is no risk of radiation contamination. the marcool nuclear plant does not include any reactors and we're told the explosion took place near a furnace. >>> the only membe

. >> my name is diane watson. i lived at 1410 taylor in san francisco. i have the privilege of serving as the boat captain at the dolphin club. the disparity between some of the sections that have been referred to and the lives that we lead on the bay are striking. i would say that you look at the respect that has been given to recreational use, and we can give you numbers and pictures and stories and all kinds of things, but really, just to take that into very serious consideration, because it has been given short shrift. the other piece that is -- and i would prefer to look at it as a point, the cultural aspects of the cove and the bay. there are structural aspects that allow swimmers and growers to be safe. me interact with commercial traffic. we have ways to do this. that is also not known from somebody to just read that report. thank you. president olague: if you heard your name, you can start coming up, in the order really. >> good afternoon, commissioners and staff. is executive director of san francisco bay keeper. i am here on behalf of approxim

bubba watson up one strike. phil mickelson shot a 63.is 4 down. >> during morning practice at the baltimore grand prix, tony kanaan's brakes fail. chick check it out from inside his car. neither driver was hurt. will power who won at infineon a couple weeks ago, wins today's race. >> the 49ers got a new quarterback. we'll introduce you at 6:00. >> john: even a fussy baby can't ruin a 300-year-old japanese tradition. the significance behind thisvov$ s >> john: coming up at 6:00, oakland residents tried to take back the streets after a deadly year. what they're doing to help the families of homicide victims. and previewing the president's jobs plan. what is ahead for those still on the unemployment line. join us at 6:00. >>> a group of babies took part in an ancient ceremony this weekend in japan. the sumo ring entering

trying out the belly putter this weekend, he shoots an 8-under 63 and is four strokes behind bubba watson. he sinks a birdie put to get to 11 under and take a 1-shot lead. >>> with oregon losing to lsu tonight stand ford should move up to number 6 when the latest rankings come up tomorrow. the cardinal picked up where they left off in the orange bowl as they pounded san jose state 57-3 in their season opener. andrew luck had 3 touchdowns, but it wasn't enough to earn the game ball, that honor went to new head coach david shaw who picked up his first career win. >> the players, led by andrew, presented it to me for my first victory. but what i said back to him, you know, this is our first victory. >> he is so deserving of the game ball, we're so excited to have him as our head coach, as much as we wanted to win we wanted to win for him and start him off on the right foot. so we're happy for him and excited that he is coaching our team. >>> a day after cutting josh mccallum the 49ers claimed quarterback scott posine off waivers. he was in training camp with the chargers and threw a touchdow

teeing it up in boston, watson in round three and he was up one stroke at 11 under. phil mickelson shot a 63. a birdie on 11 with his new long putt. he is four back going into monday's final round. during the morning practice and he goes flies over was straw nay vas. check it out. wow. neither was hurt as he runs to check on his childhood friend. and nascar was suspended in atlanta due to bad weather. that will be on tuesday. a lot of football games canceled today and yesterday because of the weather. >> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a good night.3@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñ@ñú