so has wayne williams.t trial williams testified he was home all evening sick in bed when henry said he saw him holding hands with kader. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening. >> i was at a place called hotlanta records in college park. >> williams says he drove to that office near the atlanta airport. he had taken photos for this poster the might before and went there to turn in this invoice to get paid. >> he delivered a bill and statement of southwests, and we were cut a check for it, and it was probably about 9:00 or 9:30 when i left that location. >> we reached hotlatnta's owner, melvin wear, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance, and when he came, i weblt back and wrote the check. that's where my checkbook was. >> he said williams didn't stay that long. want as late as night. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i think he had his dad's car, if i'm not mistaken. >> wayne's father, homer williams, testified he had the station wagon until almost midnight t

, very good, wayne. juan, we are burying the leagu stay out of the my football sunday and lasthing i want is an adfor obamaare in half-time of a giant's game. >> i don't know why it boths you. you have commeials for everything else coming out of the football game. this is for the good of the people and help all americans especially with the health care costs are so punitive and driving so many people, especially those who suffer from catastrophic medical evens. if you are concerned about the nation's finance and budget deficit d making sure middle-class people can stay on the path of profit and make money in this country, you want to deal wi a health care crisis. big business and fortune 5 complain about it. >> let me get keiowa sha in here. young people say it is cheap tore pay the fine and i will stayff obama care. if that happens, the system collapses. >> right, the older people and people with more alth issues will bear the costs and the fact that the governmt does have to t so much money in eorsing

you'll hear from wayne williams at length. then we'll invite you to reach your own verdict, guilty, innocent or a third choice, not proven. the first clue was found on a dead boy's dennis shoes. the victim was eric middlebrooks, his body left here in a rainy alley, a foster child who rode his bicycle away one night on an earned. and was dead by dawn. detective bob buffington saw something red stuck to eric's tennis shoe. >> i noticed in the flap of the edge of this shoe this tuft of what to me appeared to be wool. that was it. we could find no other evidence. >> back at homicide, buffington showed the fibers to his superiors. >> the lieutenant made a big joke out of it and told the rest of the squad if i went over to the let's house and cleaned out the lint trap in his dryer, we could probably clear out all the cases in the city of atlanta. >> still, buffington sent the fibers to the state crime laboratory. a young forensic scientist larry peterson took a look. why was a fiber stuck in the crack of a shoe important? >> it was

wayne, you're up. >> look at oxy, speakingf gas. t. pickens has a good position in itd it's a candidate for a break-up. >>> jonathan, you've been very hot on the interest rate stuff. you don't like gold, but do you like oil? >> no, i n't own any oil, eric. but i like poland. poland was the only one in europe to actually not going into a recession in 2008. in fact, it's very difficult for u.s. investors to buy poland. plnd is a traction index. i like it very much. >> does it attract kielbasa sales inchicago, by chance? >> we have a very large polish community here, very proud of it, and i'm sending my money over here these days. >> i came from chicago. i remember the polish community in icago. being italian american not many kielbasas in my house. you, tce sfp. >> i'm not even sure i know what it is. >> remember, you can weigh in on all the topics we just discussed on twter be sure to sound off. let your vce be heard about today's show and everythg else. i'll see y on the five. have a great weekend. and votes in the midterm elections ne

wayne, here's the issue. e fbi has told us they can go back in the dat that they have and go back and lsten to our phone conversations. do you trust the government that they won't be doing that? the nsa, that they won't be doing that with tse millions upon millions of phone conversations that they have of ours? >> eric, i don't trust the government to anything. they're morons to start with. they're taking advantage of it. and you are absolutely rit when you say that. collecting information in bulk that was not a specific thing under the patriot act alone, it has to be specific. and the judges who signed that, you have to be very careful about what you're doing. >> you are total convolutin th issue. >> and jonathan, you're wrong. >> you are completely convo convoluting the issue. >> the fourth amendment is absolutely right. and you're right to readthat. >> jonathan. >> youe completely convoluting the issue. verizon knowing your data doesn't violate your fourth amendment rights. yes, i agree with the panel. the

i thought wayne's pointed is right. you got to have some oversight and discipline on this or else this thing tends to happen. it's a similar in a big company of people start abusing their expense reports. the budget of the $50 million was for 220 different conferences. to the extent the irs does conferences where the people are coming in and actually helping them --. >> eric: let me stop you. it was $50 million. there were 220 conferences. what are they doing -- they are doing stupid videos. this is one group that can bring every american to their knees when you get a phone call from these people. i think they have more responsibility to the taxpayer. >> look, hundred percent agree with that. this conference in anaheim was $3,000 presidential suite. to me that is the more egregious example than the fact that they ran 220 different conferences. >> think to add to your point, the money was set aside to hire more enforcement officials, to hire more people. instead, they made a little entry, accounting entry and moved it ov

wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig and juan williams. government confirming it's gearing up to use n.f.l. and other sports to promote healthcare. it's to get healthy young americans to sign up for coverage so it will offset the cost of sicker people. one problem, report may not be price may not be right. young people said i would rather pay the fine for not having healthcare than to support all these people who are sick and using healthcare. >> they are going to advertise. when a private company contingencies a service, that is called promotion. when a government does it to advertise a coercive law that violates right that is propaganda. obama's goal has been socialized medicine especially for young people that have to pull out all the stops. 1% of your income or these ads that appeal to authority. i don't like obamacare but lebron thinks it's cool, maybe i should reconsider? weak. >> eric: major league baseball and celebrities like yourself to tout obamacare, any kind of promotion like that can't be that good? >> the whole idea of coerc

wayne, want a small phone company. great, put two tin cans together. it's not going to serve anyone. >> oh, please! you are shooting off your mouth about something you do not know. >> eric: hold on. jonathan says verizon has done nothing but as far as i understand, it's meta data. >> what did you have in your ceel yar this morning. this is so not ui. this is snooping. this is the kind of stuff people are supposed to hated. if you want to gather -- i sign the do the ted line, we got this fiber thing going from new jersey and virginia. we want you to know about that. nobody told us about it. >> eric: let me read this to you. i carry this in my pocket. it's not a prop. u.s. constitution, fourth amendment, 1791, the right of the people to be secure in their persons, in their houses, in papers and effect against unreasonable searches and seizures and mention probable cause. there is no probable cause to data mine a million people. >> if there is a real threat and they are responding to it and they have to, i've heard this compared, if you are looking for ne

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blanket was located under wayne williams' bed. >> on the floor a green carpet. this is a blow-up of those carpet fibers. >> they're the only company to produce a fiber like this. >> reporter: but larry peterson was still in the dark. >> i had no idea there was -- >> he had been called to the fbi office to help search this station wagon, but not told why. then he spotted fbi techs returning from their search, and so he went out to the home to snip fibers for himself. >> saw the green carpet. >> did you feel, this is it? >> you know, i really didn't. >> because it was a middle class home, a young man living with his parents, but peterson thought -- >> i'm going to run this back to the lab and just look. i started with the green carpet.

lil wayne is here.2." >> yeah. >> jimmy: is this the sequel? would you call this the sequel to "i am not a human being"? even though there's an album in between those. >> yeah, i guess so. >> jimmy: or did you just run out of ideas for the title? >> basically. >> jimmy: yeah, basically. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you said you're planning to retire soon. >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: is that still true? >> yeah, that's very true. >> jimmy: when do you think you might retire? >> i want to retire after "the carter 5," which i hope will be my last album. >> jimmy: your next album -- >> my next album isn't "the carter 5." >> oh, it isn't? >> no. bays think i have to work on other albums as well with my pop, birdman, and things like that. but after "the carter 5" i hope that i can retire. >> jimmy: will this be a real retirement or will this be one of your usual retirements or rap retirements and you'll make 12 albums after that? >> oh, no. >> jimmy: i mean, tupac died and he's still making albums. >> i know. >> jimmy: you

oh, that was said by wayne allen root. >> wayne allen root said that? >> yeah. >> jon: . >> really? when did wayne allen root say that. >> okay, so let's answer that. here we go, three, two, one. profiling is useful in police instances when you're talking about people getting on an airplane. you're talking about a completely different issue than profiling someone for their political beliefs. >> though it appears to be okay to target someone for their religious beliefs -- anybody named on dual or mohammed or achmed, let's put them in a room and make sure they don't have explosives. >> or skin color. >> why is stop-and-frisk directed at latino and black kids? because they're the ones doing the shootings. >> it's just not okay to target someone for their president cal beliefs. >> i just -- i don't even know where this is coming from. it's so absurb surd. i -- three, two, one. you talk about a completely 100% different situation. (laughter) >> so we shouldn't profile ever unless it's necessary? >> correct. last i checked, the profiling you're talking about has never ruined a human being

wayne hit the nail on the head.ime rising prices can give the appearance of growth when in ago few wall tee it is the appearance of inflation. there is no suc thing as a free lunch. one thing is that we are starting to see the net affect of the intervention from the fed on down and it is higher prices across the board including at disneyland. >> i have to tell you i think you are all overthinking it. i think mickey mou is sitting back in his chair saying they will keep ming regardless of what i charge. >> they less -- elasticity. >> just keep cming. >> core inflation is about 1%. it is below the target rate thathe fed has been searching for. i think this argument that this is a sign of imminent hyper inflation is pretty ridiculous. >> we need to poin this out. universal studios raised their prices. they are in florida. they are up to $92, $95. iuess we are pairing for it, right? >> we are going to pay to are it. in all due respect, don't know if you are watching what fed policy has done and jonathon is rightfully sa

- how you doing, wayne? wayne: nice to meet you. - pleasure meeting you.'m a stockbroker by day and i sing a capella by night. wayne: no, you don't. - i bought your album. wayne: you bought... look at you. - i bought your album. wayne: come on, man. - i have seen you everywhere.

i know he is a fan of little wayne.oll the tape. ♪ ♪ (singing) ♪ he is a bundle of talent, isn't he? >> really s. flag pole is down and i don't think he's smart enough to what happened with all dow respect to little wayne but people were upset because he stomped on the flag. >> he could have stopped doing that. >> i don't think he can. i think he has to do that. >> and it is not a positive song either about the flag. it just goes to she you that patriotism is outdated and the kind of behavior is elevated. >> you can see the kids looking at him. >> cursing and swearing and a little five-year-old there. >> the lyrics on his song would make your jaw drop. >> the lyrics would be the dialogue that tony soprano went on hbo. >> not exactly. he raps about america sweat tis of three kill them all. he came from nothing and makes millions and women throw themselves and he has diamonds in his teeth and he is be kissing the ground instead of stomping on the flag and rapping. and stay away from the bitter social commentary. >> you ar

>> i think jonathan and wayne have wei ftasies about what is in this bill. it's nothing new.inesses are already doing this anyway. businesses have in place, incentive programs for weness prrams. they have co-pay programs for people that have to add more because they end up costing the system more. we have $2.7 trillion in healthcare expenditures, 50% is because of unhelp th will think lifestyles. >> wait! >> let me finishy point. business roundtable supports this legislaon and something that businesses do all thetime. >> that is the point. >> i think you are making the exa point. if a business wanted to charge fines for you being overweight that is up to the corporation or the compy itself. it is not up to big brother government. that is not true. no, government is insist particular. it's coming through obamacare which is therefore the government. >> wrong, wrong. >> incentive and coercion. you are saying that coercion and incentive the same thing a they are not at all. >> can i pointed out to you there is nothing in the healthcare law that coerces any business to do this. >>

that's all fine with me if lil wayne agrees to deportation and never steps foot back into the country that brought him all of his fame. really? because from where i sit, walking on the flag while deeply offensive is not quite so disturbing to me as an attack on the ideals the flag represents. there's a reason they made it the first amendment, free democrat of speech, even offensive speech is our birthright, even lil wayne's birthright. and this is all a big ploy to get folks riled up and look, it worked. so keep it going. the address here, mailbag@wusa9.com. that's our broadcast. i'll be right back here with topper and lesli. log on any >>> kim kardashian's million dollar baby. >> did kanye cheating scandal cause a premature birth? >> kim's baby girl born under five pounds. >> it just happened so fast, but everybody is really happy. >> what effect did the cheating rumors have on the early birth and what's next? >> plus -- >> there will probably be a baby photo sale. >> how much cash can they get for the first shot? the stars react to hollywood's most famous baby. >> mom is beautiful.

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wayne you are up first. >> this is a turning market and don't make new commitments.i still believe that and sit tight for a while. >> johnathon? >> the baltic shipping index and price of shipping is breaking to new highs. i like the sta. and president obama is about to do it on the african safari. the commander and chief spend a hundred million bucks on he and the first family traveling. and unfortunately mr. president you are showing them how government works. respiratory >> he leaked highly classified secrets and now eric snowden, the man in the from of the scandal is formally charged with espionage. it could be a long legal battle to return snowden to the u.s. the next move could be up to hong kong where snowden is hiding. and some say it will be china's decision on whether to send him back to the u.s. and now new reports that iceland can get involved. we'll get the latest on the developing story with the details from molly. >> iceland has not said whether they would grant

wayne, thank you so much and dr. laura berman first time i think i've had you on. >>> on a lighter notion joe buyen wields his signature line charging the republicans with a bunch of malarkey. isn't that healthy. this is "hardball," the place for politics. s, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. [ jennifer garner ] why can't powerful sunscreen feel great? actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer®. its superior uva uvb protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer, all with the cleanest feel. it's the best for your skin. neutrogena® ultra sheer®.fá ns take on the week of international news. first steve colbert says farewell to mahmoud ahmadinejad's presidency in iran. >> we're finally saying gooded bye to president mahmoud ahmadinejad -- ahmad-na-na. - never wearing a tie with a suit. evidently they don't have father's day over there. my rivalry with m achltahmoud when i was promised the cover of i

wayne, great to talk to you.e guy! [ applause ] he's funny. >> he was on the plane with us to charlotte. >> stephanie: i wasn't talking about the scream. i like the thing he does before that. oh okay, all right. >> that must have been a miserable shoot because it was pouring rain and he has to get shot in the face with dinosaur vomit. >> stephanie: dinosaur porn film. don in illinois, you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, stephanie. i want to say something about this goofy serial war that mccain is trying to get us into. if he succeeds, instead of losing 4,000 g.i.s in ten years, we'll end up losing them in one battle that, many of them. not only that, it seems like all of the so-called war hawks they all start coming up with the same rhetoric like you mentioned but you know, now they're talking about the humanitarian thing. well, if i recall, mogadishu was supposed to be humanitarian, taking the food supplements from his people and killing them off. we sent a company of g.i.s in there. 18 of them

wayne you are up first. >> this is a turning market and don't make new commitments.ieve that and sit tight for a while. >> johnathon? >> the baltic shippg index d pricof shipping is breaking to new highs. i like the sta. and president obama is about to do it on the african safari. the commander and chief spend a hundred million bucks on he and the first family traveling. and uunfortunately mr. president >> announcer: thfollowing ogram is brought to you by palea, the anti-inflammatory wellness drink from trivita. stay tuned for an exciting offer from nopalea. a few years ago, trivita founder michael ellison introduced his goal was to bring wellness and a better quality of life to as many people suffering from inflammation as possible. now here is what many are saying... >> people are lling me i look 10 years younger because the pain is gone fm my life. >> i have been pn-free for seven months. you do not understand what it's like to t up every day and not have pain. go through golf, long car rides, do what you want, and not have pain. >> it's made me feel younger. i'm

. >> 6 months ago wayne profiled a couple of 20 something wine makers trying to make it big in a veryaditional industry. as it turns out they get close ÷ untraditional marketing campaign. wayne back with look at the ad strategy some marketing people called soft porn. >> start up business never been more glamorous. at least in one busy corner of this evening baytor south of market. >> this is not. >> his father wanted him to do. master business partner brandon allen. >> normal start up company. >> smell that? >> in reality they are wine maker and marketers. 2 guys pushing a product at 20 something consumers. >> hi brandon from slow down wipe. >> thinks our wine called sexual chocolate. >> beginning with the name they have tested every traditional boundary and now they do it on the web. >> it goes great with. >> we just can't show you because what happens behind the red curtain too racey for television but not apparently the internet. >> it's equating wine with being naughty. >> dr. dean raider studies pop culture and runs the english ñ at usf and knows cutting em when he sees it in ter

thanks to them, to lil wayne. chris messina. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. good night, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> tonight on "nightline" -- growing up underground. as many american kids consider summer jobs, we travel to the mountains of northeast india and meet coal miners as young as 9.

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. >> 6 months ago wayne profiled a couple of 20 something wine makers trying to make it big in a veryional industry. as it turns out they get close ÷ untraditional marketing campaign. wayne back with look at the ad strategy some marketing people called soft porn. >> start up business never been more glamorous. at least in one busy corner of this evening baytor south of market. >> this is not. >> his father wanted him to do. master business partner brandon allen. >> normal start up company. >> smell that? >> in reality they are wine maker and marketers. 2 guys pushing a product at 20 something consumers. >> hi brandon from slow down wipe. >> thinks our wine called sexual chocolate. >> beginning with the name they have tested every traditional boundary and now they do it on the web. >> it goes great with. >> we just can't show you because what happens behind the red curtain too racey for television but not apparently the internet. >> it's equating wine with being naughty. >> dr. dean raider studies pop culture and runs the english ñ at usf and knows cutting em when he sees it in terms o

in san rafael, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> wayne was one of two abc7 news greats honored last night at the northern california emmys. don sanchez received the board of governor's award, which is the highest honor given to tv news journalists. wayne was recognized with the governor's citation award, which acknowledges a career of excellence. they both accepted at the annual ceremony in san francisco. wayne freedman obviously remains a busy abc7 news reporter. don sanchez retired in december after more than 40 years with abc7 news. you see sherrill there watching on with pride. congratulations, guys. you both deserve those awards. lisa argen is here now talking about your father's day weather. they deserve some awards too, dads. >> for sure. starting out with clear conditions. it's a beautiful start to the day. sun was up before 6:00. low clouds and with us this morning but you have to look pretty hard for them because it is a very pretty start in parts of the bay with clear conditions. you can see some partly cloudy sky here in santa cruz. so most of the cloud cover has been along th

>> today on "tmz" -- >> lil wayne needs a lesson in history because he does not know what the american flag looks like. he starts dancing on top of it. >> if you hear the lyrics of the song, he's saying bad things about america. >> it is a protest song. >> i'm having a hard time that he didn't know. >> he's so out of it i have a hard time believing he knew what he was doing. > we have brad pitt. i try to get pounded by brad pitt but he wouldn't pound me. >> he wouldn't pound me?

from antioch, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> looks nice. you'll want a lot of that the next few days because heat is going to be brutal. >> people lacking for ways to beat the heat. let's home they can. numerous locations reached or exceeded 100 degrees already. it's 67 degrees in san francisco. 78 in oakland. 82 mountain view. 92 san jose. and looking at golden gate bridge just a finger of fog. it's 94 in santa rosa. 101 in fairfield. here is a view looking along embarcadero. temperatures over 100 degrees inland. and slight image shows that bridge i've been showing you with that hot air mass continuing through california and now out to the bay area. low temperatures mainly into mid-60s. 96 in san jess yeah. half moon bay downtown san francisco, a high of 80 tomorrow. up in the north bay highs well above 100 in clover dale and clear lake. oakland kt expected to reach 90 degrees. 93 union city. inland east bay and in antioch 104 and livermore, 103 here is a raft. triple digit heat lasting throughout tuesday of next week. temperatures moderat

senior political reporter for the dallas morning news wayne slater, we appreciate your time. killing of trayvon martin gripped the nation, and by the looks of it the trial of the accused killer do the same. >> michael: the trayvon martin trial began today with some pretty audi house words from both sides. take a listen. [ censor bleep ] punks, they always get away. those were the words in that man's chest when he got out of his car, armed with a fully loaded semiautomatic pistol and two flashlights to follow-on foot trayvon martin who was walking home from a 7-eleven armed with 23 ounce of arizona tea brand fruit juice and a package of skittles. >> michael: the 29-year-old zimmerman followed martin, confronted him and after an alleged alteration zimmerman shot him. despite the serious, serious nature of the charges against zimmerman, his defense opened the trial today in a not so funny way. >> i would like to tell you a little joke. i know how that may sound a bit weird. here is how it goes. knock knock? who is there? george zimmerman. george zimmerman who? all right. good, y

. >> 6 months ago wayne profiled a couple of 20 something wine makers trying to make it big in a veryaditional industry. as it turns out they get close ÷ untraditional marketing campaign. wayne back with look at the ad strategy some marketing people called soft porn. >> start up business never been more glamorous. at least in one busy corner of this evening baytor south of market. >> this is not. >> his father wanted him to do. master business partner brandon allen. >> normal start up company. >> smell that? >> in reality they are wine maker and marketers. 2 guys pushing a product at 20 something consumers. >> hi brandon from slow down wipe. >> thinks our wine called sexual chocolate. >> beginning with the name they have tested every traditional boundary and now they do it on the web. >> it goes great with. >> we just can't show you because what happens behind the red curtain too racey for television but not apparently the internet. >> it's equating wine with being naughty. >> dr. dean raider studies pop culture and runs the english ñ at usf and knows cutting em when he sees it in ter

wayne slater.s our friend and comes to us from austin, texas, welcome back inside "the war room," wayne. >> always good to with you. >> michael: would president obama be having this mental health discussion if it weren't for newtown, tucson and aurora? >> it's hard to think he would. it -- but the gun debate has brought this to the floor. you wanted those who had h wanted more control on guns and the conservative republicans who said, no, no, no let's focus and agree to deal with the mental health issues no one disagreed on the mental health issues. so this debate does play into the larger gun debate by saying okay. we're going to deal with this issue. we ought to deal with it significantly, but of course the republicans and some budget hawks have to answer a question eventual eventually, are we going to pay for it? >> michael: that's exactly right. and after the sandy hook massacre, roy blunt said this. >> this is one of thosish dwlus if you are going deal with it you need to deal with it at a tim

. >> wayne freedman joins us now with the story about the highway exchange. wayne? >> this is interesting. everybody likes to criticize government saying government is wrong, government doesn't listen, people come up with a better idea. government does listen, doesn't mean they're going to do anything bit but do lend an ear and what that is what's happening tonight. you can set your watch to traffic jams. this back up for instance on to highway 101 south. traffic slows for cars getting on and off the freeway. >> we're looking at proposing separating traffic it sounds simple but how they're doing it generated an anything but simple response. >> i know a good idea when i see one. i know a bad idea when i see one. >> steve from a sit aen's group he and his group presented a plan to the hearing tonight. >> all part of a process began in 2006. >> this isn't a plan we have screened those down coming uping to a proposed solution. >> for instance the dismantling of this walkway. second a 33 foot high causeway fly over. >> i thought this looks like something you'd find in do

>> and lil' wayne. >> lil' wayne. >> who's amanda bynes?ne was the guy who stomped on the flag. we just played that yesterday. and amanda bynes is the one who was caught in her hotel room smoking pot, threw the bong over the side and claimed she wasn't doing it and then showed up in this wacky wig. i think our facebook people were on the same page. >> dana, what about you? >> well, i don't care. no, i'm kidding. i talked to a few friends today who are parents of pre-teens, tweens, and they don't like these people anyway so they don't think of them as role models. i think they think more of the reality tv stars and the singers on those programs are the once they're paying more attention to now. >> greg, you're a role model, i'm sure, for a lot of people. >> i'm a role model for a lot of people. i don't want to get into but i don't know who did this poll, but it's really easy to rag on, like, young celebrities because they're young, they get power and money and that turns them into monsters and they fall into the same pattern of phony rebelli

the cupertino based company signed a deal with a tie wayne niece -- taiwanese company to produce ships in 2015. >> a temperature reading in 105 in walnut creek, blistering in the east bay and hot along the coast. mike nicco shows us with live doppler 7hd. >> you're dressed perfectly for it. >> thank you. >> here a look at live doppler 7hd. good evening everybody. it is dry as you expect. there's still a touch of humid hanging around from the wayne earlier in the week and that's evaporating. so the temperature in north bay felt warmer because of the heat index. here's a look at the visibility satellite. nothing but total sunshine today and almost the case tomorrow. let me show you the east bay valleys where the eat goes to die. it's still 100 in concord. 101, walnut creek. antioch, 104. brentwood, 103. fairfield, 102. the only other triple digits out there were in santa rosa, and oakland and hayward. 77. 88 in san jose, down from 96. 80 in mountain view. 72, san francisco. 64, half moon bay. winds gusting to six at sfo, 21 in concord, and we're falling rapidly so hopefully a comfortable

. >> and wayne, the group that admitted targeting conservative they have to share the information totate d insurers as well. it sounds lik an invasion of my privacy. a shredding of the constitution? >> it is, eric. you are right. the whole idea. the whole bill is 2200pages there and regulations are like 20,000 pages and impossible to comply wit it is a disaster. they have to turn it over and start l over. and when nancy pelosi said pass it and we'll discover what is in it. that is irrespsible. these people aegedly represent us. we a giving them the privilege of representing us and they turn it back and throw it in our face. we ought to get rid of them. >> we find more things and these things are not liking and more taxes and invasion of our privacy. >> i agree your n name is uncomfortably etched sewhere. i don't think the irs or -- but, i will also say look, i understand why they have do it obviously it is part of the exchanges where they find out if you are getting the cerage you are entitled. i wouldlike to have it done in co with a number assigned. i agree there are concerns about pri