a good this week will be one. >> i think it will be pretty nice. most of the temperatures will increase as they move through the week. some changes are on the way. take a look at the temperatures. reagan andark at dulles. nichols love to the west. winds to the west. we will see more sunshine. that will allow our temperatures to rebound into the middle 70's. daytime highs are around 75 in chicago. in annapolis will see highs in the lower 70's. and 90 degrees in miami. coming up we will talk about the chance of for some rain and cooler weather across the mid- atlantic. >> thank you so much. see you shortly. thanks to the bp oil spill trials, it started today. lawyers began a month-long argument over whether british petroleum --the trial will also help determine the clean water act sign. the deepwater horizon explosion killed 11 woodworkers -- rig workers and sit 200 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico. >> the national aquarium is closing its doors today. it has inning to do with the government shutdown. it has to move out of its -- nothing

pittsburg will have a high of 87 degrees. it will be a pretty nice day. the tropical highs, there may be rain. that is out of the forecast. campbell will have a high today of 83 degrees. upper 70's for milpitas. it will be pretty mild for the peninsula. downtown san francisco will have a high of 68 degrees. the north bay is looking good you can expect mostly sunny skies. vallejo have a high of 77 degrees. low 80s for santa rosa. >> we will continue to see the tropical clouds more about and you can expected to be a little breezy. >> the bay bridge is back open this morning and you can see all the cars that are heading there. you will notice that most of the traffic is coming from the east shore freeway. it is shaping up to be a typical commute. the traffic will be lighter on the san mateo bridge due to everyone heading to the bay bridge. here is a live look outside the golden gate bridge. it is problem free as you work your way out of the north. >> firefighters are getting a better handle on the wildfire in and around yosemite. here are the latest numbers.

many will continue to exist and will have another opportunity to solve those. i hope they will come together. this is a question that faces our men and women every day. we can do better. i yield back. the ranking member has come back. i want to provide her with the cbo letter that was provided to us some time ago concerning the bill. concerned about [inaudible] >> that is right there. i show that to the gentleman from massachusetts. i can read a quick summary if you like. >> let me do this. cbo estimate the effects would increase the deficit by $2.2 billion in 2013 and $3.2 billion over the 2013 5 year period. ok. but there is no offset. >> there is not. >> that is that. -- bad. >> does the gentlelady wish to enter that into the record? >> yes. >> we will. >> it would reduce revenue between 10 of 2012 and 2023. the entire reduction [indiscernible] does the gentlewoman wish to -- there are two different cbo scores. are they both the june? >> one is june 4 and the other is june 5. >> 2012? >> 2013. my understanding of the with that kind of money, we do have a cbo

i will take my pride. we will get better. we are 2-2 with a lot of football left. >> we put ourselves in a hole. we just have to make some plays. >> joe flacco not worried about balance. once the ravens got behind, passing was the only way to go. >> you would like to get the running game going a little bit. you just have to adapt and do it you can. >> without execution, it fails to matter. >> we did not play well at all. >> pete gilbert, wbal-tv 11 news. >> alex rodriguez is going to see plenty of postseason action. he will face off with major league baseball in a closed-door meeting. he is trying to fight a suspension. his career legacy is hanging in the balance. 5:27. >> a fire has shutdown york road at cold spring. i am kim dacey live on the scene. >> it will feel like june by the middle of this week. >> we will have more on those closures coming up as well of some closures on southbound [ mom ] in my family, we're big cereal lovers. so we just look for this g. 'cause general mills makes over 40 yummy flavors that are 130

will launch next month.s being compared to facebook and linkedin. it is created by oakland police consultant bill bradden. officers can instant message other and share video and information. it is being beta tested in los angeles. >> a man has filed a lawsuit against the blue man group. he says he was injured by a ball that flew into the audience two years ago in san francisco. the show was at the golden gate theater. he is also suing the theater's owner. so far the group has not responded to this latest lawsuit. >> all right. 6:57. coming up on mornings on 2, the bay bridge is packed for this morning's first commute of the new eastern span. we will continue our team coverage. >> why the chp has a new warning for drivers taking a trip across the new multi billion dollar bridge. stay with us. >>> it's gorgeous. >> i love it! >> an historic day for bay area drivers. the first morning commute for the new eastern span. team coverage -- ahead. >> reporter: after 11 years of construction, the new bay bridge is fin

the in the ground lease process, it will go into effect by the start of construction which will allow the development on the site. the community. the bay view community has been a consistent and enthusiastic supporter of the carroll housing senior housing development and especially the senior center. and as part of the community, the project area, committee, was always very supportive of this development. and if in fact, i would go to a meeting and i had not reported on the project for a couple of months, the questions would be raised what is happening, are we on track? what is going on with the project. and which was nice to hear. and as recent as may of this year, the development received support from the community at a community meeting, actually that was held in the bay view to discuss the specifics of the development. this, so the schedule. so, as you see, the next steps are coming up pretty quickly on september 13th, tax credit application and a sidlac, application will be submitted and the ground lease will be brought to you in september for your approval and in december, we wi

but as of today, it is now tied and tomorrow will, whenever the racing resumes it will be do or die time whoever wins the next race will win the america's cup, so the race as of right now, is schedule for tomorrow at 1:15 on san francisco bay, and it is tight score, oracle team usa at 8 wins and new zealand at 8 wins. and it is the first, and so we are anticipating that that will be tomorrow and so we would like to give an update on the america's cup and also give some recognitions and commendations, but at the next meeting october 8th. i hope that that suits all of you. i could not pursued them to leave where they are and join us today. we will see them in two week's time. >> that leaves me with two items to report on that are report related to fleet week. due to federal budget cuts, as we normally know it with the parade are ships and visiting vessels and tours and the air show is not going forward this year, it has not gone forward this year, in any city. but, the fleet week committee is still planning to go forward with the humanitarian aspect and the disaster preparedness aspects of

he will know that. this will affect his calculation.hat is number one. >> secretary kerry, by degrading his capacity, don't you in fact make him weaker and make the people out there like al qaeda and these other extremist forces stronger? this is what i want secretary- general dempsey to talk about a little bit too. could you answer that? by degrading him, you make these extremist forces stronger, do you not? >> i don't think you do. you actually make the opposition stronger. the opposition is getting stronger by the day. i think general idris would tell you that, that his daily concern is not the opposition. it is assad. what assad is doing with his scuds, with his airplanes, his tanks, his artillery to the people of syria. i think it is important also to look at this because you raise the question of, doesn't this make the united states the policeman of the world? no. it makes the united states a multilateral partner in an effort that the world has accepted the responsibility for. if the united states which has the greatest capacity t

they will determine where the deserved a raise. that will do you a world of good.of course you need to know the situation the one you were working for and what type of financial situation. if you work for amazon the sky's the limit? they are doing great but if you are working for black very good luck for your lucky to have a job. >> that is a good point. so often we forget it is about where your company said its. if you work for a publicly traded company let's hope that you know, what revenues are or if it is private you should have a good idea. if revenues are down or flat your request will fall on deaf ears but if it is great there could be a pool of money to ask for. gerri: the the notion that the door does that mean call myself down? what do i do to take out the law of the -- the long been my throat? >> fear is the biggest driver both men and women adequately say we hate asking because we are scared. the one thing to remember is you will not be fired 0 percent of reported firing someone for asking for a raise. just remember the date may not be able to see your

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that will just happen at sometime down the road, will it not?he challenge that the fed faces. it knows, at some point, it will have to and bond purchases, raise short-term interest rates. it has to do it in a very slow and gradual way. it is an extreme challenge. it will take the next fed chairman a great deal of skill and a lot of luck in order to execute properly and not disrupt the economy. dagen: bernanke is saying, let it be somebody else's problem. [laughter] connell: a big week for commodities. dagen: sandra smith is in the pits of the cme with today's trade. sandra: the comments have shaken things up down here right now. it has markets, commodity prices in a tailspin. this, of course, after midweek, there is lots of bullishness. this is a market that is having a hard time finding direction right now. gold prices down 3%. despite that they gained in the middle of the week, still on pace to close down for the week. oil prices are down today. they are down to straight trading sessions. they got that lump in the middle of the week. oreo, on

safety will go on. our troops will continue to serve with skill, honor, and courage. it controllers, prison patrol willborder remain on their posts. paychecks will be delayed until the government reopens. nasa will shut down almost entirely but mission control will remain open to support the astronaut serving on the space station. i want to be very clear about what will change. office buildings will close. ,aychecks will be delayed business hours would see delays capital's, infrastructure improvements or rebuilding after hurricane sandy. veterans who have sacrificed for their country will find their support centers unstaffed. national parks and monuments from yosemite to smithsonian will be close. communities and small businesses that rely on these national treasures for their livelihoods will be out of customers. theeeping with ramifications of the shutdown, i think it is important that everybody understands the federal government is america's largest employer. more than 2 million civilian million mili

hopefully it will be calm enough. we are in the low-to-mid fists in the north bay, and mid-to-upper 50's about the rest of us so it is warmer this morning than yesterday morning and alameda is loading the charge at 60 degrees and we will talk about what is going to happen today, the next 12 hours, a milder morning with mostly sunny conditions by 7:00 and we will have sunshine by noon and temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's for the bay and the coast and mid-70's inland and a few fair weather clouds developing with a lost moisture developing a few clouds. check out the temperatures, mid-60's to mid-70's to low 88 and toward 7:00 a few clouds only. temperatures are mild, low-to-mid 60's from the coast to the bay. the next three days show changes on the way who we are warmer today it will not last. our two coolest days are coming at us tomorrow and wednesday. we will talk about a big time warming trend thursday and for the weekend. now the traffic. leyla gulen? >> so far so good. we have clear conditions on the roadways

and with the families in the 3 car garage will provide one spot per family and it will have excuse me, a minimal effect to the street parking in this district as well. and if you have any other questions and i am here and also the owner of the property. >> thank you. >> commissioners do you have any questions staff for the sponsor? >> seeing none, open up for the public comment? >> and anyone from the public wish to comment on this item? >> seeing none, we will close the public comment and bring it back to the commission. >> for either a discussion or a motion. >> well, i move that we adopt the staff's recommendation, to approve with the conditions. and second. >> second. >> thank you. >> do you want to call the roll? >> on that motion, to approve with conditions, commissioner hylan? >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes, commissioner yo* johnck. >> hasz. >> yes. >> wolfram. >> yes. >> peer man >> yes, that paces and places you on item ten. 2011.0913a (shelley caltagirone: 415-558-6625) 320-323 judah street, north side eighth and ninth avenues. assessor's block 1763, lots 020 and 021

as far as what will for the rest of us, it will bring in cooler weather for the weekend. today the temperatures are mid-to-upper 70's for most of the santa clara valley and low-to-mid 80's los gatos and gilroy. up the peninsula we start at 80 in los altos and drop to 69 in millbrae. we will have temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60's along the coast to downtown and south san francisco at 72 and sausalito at 70 but upper 70's to near 80 throughout the north bay valley with mid-to-upper 60's at your beaches and low-to-mid 70's throughout the east bay shore with 74 in oakland and union city. in the east bay valley, low-to-mid 80's so free air conditioning again. we will talk about tonight we will drop back in the mid-50's to near 60 like this morning and cloud cover not so widespread. it will not be so justcy as this morning so i don't think we will see much in the way of mist and drizzle with a lost areas of low pressure win wheeling around the trough of low pressure and because of that persistant flow today is a lot like yesterday. tuesday, though, you can see the next trou

the economy will tank, people will be armed, yet i will not talk to republicans.ne out. it is an untenable position. the shutdown will hurt him at least as much as republicans and may be more. polls are already indicating that his approval rating is sinking. lou: he is hearing from republicans that there not worried about a shut down. history tells us, at least, going back to 95 and 96, that we can expect a market rally and that there are no great upsets as a result. >> president obama for the last five years to stake in the tactic of my way or the highway and has done it every time the budget has come up, any time there's any kind of spending bill. so he is trying the tactic again, but i think that there is an actual shift going on among the public aware that they view him, the way that they view what is happening in washington and the way that this government is run. more and more people likely to back with the republicans are trying to do because they, by 60%, oppose obamacare. they want to repeal it either in entirety or in part. the government shut down is '9

we will see decreasing cloud cover. we will call it mostly clear. nice and seasonal once again with that temperature at 54. it will be another nice day. enjoy. all good things must come to an end. as we head toward your saturday, this is what you can expect. >>> as you head out to 695, leave yourself plenty of time. major delays on the west side of the beltway. speeds here at 13 miles per hour. we look at the drive times. we are up to 23 minutes from 795 down to 95. the inner loop is nice and clear. as we look at the other main line, no problems. clear to downtown. 85 looks food. nothing to get in your way as you -- looks good. nothing to get in your way. we do have a disabled car in edgewater on central avenue. and some construction workers being dropped off to do work on the bay bridge, one on route 50, noft causing significant delay. >> >> follow me on facebook or on twitter at maryland traffic. before we go to break, here is a live look at the beautiful inner harbor, a great way to start the day. stay with us. we have much more coming up. pepper

>> i think that will have less accidents and it will be a good ride for everyone. >> he stated that he already contributed to the $6.4 billion. there are people right behind me and i tried to get interviews with them and they stated that they did not speak english. they're here all the way from thailand to capture this moment. >> i like the way they he put it that we all put than money for the $6.4 billion. >> kron4 jackie s sissel is also alive on the fremont and awesome streetside. >>folsom st. in san francisco. i had a chance to talk to some of the drivers. everybody had great reviews. the >> it is beautiful, it is different. >> was it worth the wait? >> yes. >> it is beautiful, it is fantastic. >> close to say, what a $6.2 billion right. >> we're trying to get commuters reactions and as i drove across this about 4:00 a.m. for the first time the thing that i noticed was how wide open it is and that you do not have all this that she did on the other one. the lanes are wider and the bridge itself seemed wider. it was a great ride and i'm assured thousands of others will say the same.

what will the house do then? >> i think the house will get back together and in enough time send another provision not to shut the down, and there will be options again. when you look at what has transpired since obama care moved forward, we have created jobs in this country, but 90% of them have been part-time. that is why you find that we will fund the government and still ask for delays balm care. >> here is what president obama said on friday. >> my message to congress is this. do not shut down the government. do not shut down the economy. pass a budget on time, pay our bills on time. >> now, this will be the first government shut down if it happens in 17 years. 800,000 federal workers will be fur furloughed. >> the government will not be shut down. while the president was golfing and senators went home, we were here working to make sure it didn't happen until 1:00 a.m. we're talking to the representatives of the american people who want to deal with this problem. the president went out to the american people

and not willing to even talk. >> reporter: a member of the house leadership said we will not shut down the government but there is no clear way to avoid it. >> senate where art thou. >> reporter: there is no sign that either party is softening the position and i'm al jazeera from washington. >> reporter: let's go to a main story, the new australian prime minister is meeting the president days after 28 people died after boat carrying sank off indonesia and we are in west java and we had a slight technical problem with you earlier. we understand where you are steph are where survivors of the boat tragedy were taken. what more can you tell us? >> what i'm hearing here all day is the death toll of this boat accident is probably much higher than the number 28 we are hearing now and say 80 people were on the small boat with no equipment and the captain had no clue where australia was and have been circling around the sea for five days until they ran out of gas and everything and the boat started sinking and they called and asked for help up to three times and the australian navy said they we

and they will be in our schools and it will be a lot easier just to keep it rolling. and i am hopeful that if they happen to get this contract, that we will be utterly super vigilant, regarding how they partner with us and how they work with our staff. and again, at this point in time, that issue of the ability to retain and promote that retention is just not at the level that i would like to see it for sfusd before we decide to offer them some funds to do that work. >> so i will not be supporting this, thank you. >> thank you, commissioner maufas. >> i am going to call the roll call. >> ly. >> yes. >> logan. >> yes. >> fewer. >> yes. >> mr. haney. >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza, dr. murase. >> aye. >> wynns. >> aye. >> and miss nor don. >> yes. >> and five ayes. >> thank you. >> we are going to move on and we previously considered item r earlier in the meeting so we are going to move on to item s. and i was hoping that we could set a record and end this meeting at 7:30, but that is not going to happen, so i want to remind everybody that we could be done by 8:0

will meet. both sides disagree on pay and benefits. the cooling off period ends on october south. if no deal is reached before then bart workers could go on strike again. >>> 6:12 is the time right now. emotional story for more than 50 years ago. why a man from oakland is now talking about his experience at a florida reform school suspected of child abuse. >>> plus how president obama is trying to win support from military strike in syria. >>> good morning. right now traffic is getting busier all over the bay area. including on the bridges. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> lots of fog is hugging the coast. not much making a push inland. we'll talk about the temps and when this cooling trend will kick in for all. [ male announcer ] at sizzler... it's back for a limited time! fire grilled steak and golden all-you-can-eat shrimp for an incredible $9.99! only at sizzler! >>> welcome back to ktvu channel 2 morning news. time is 6:16. this is a live look at the massive wild fire on m

they will feel confident. they say you could drive on the bridge right now and it could handle traffic. they want it to be perfect. expect them today to work again as they are working right now around-the-clock to smooth out the rough patches and get stuff done they normally have trouble getting to such as cleaning the tunnel. they changed the lights inside the tunnel. officials can get four months of work done in four days when the bridge is closed. it looks good. it seems like it is about ready. the question is: will it open early? word now from caltran is they are sticking to the 5:00 a.m. scheduled opening tomorrow. >> we don't want the public planning for phantom early open that may never come to pass. they should plan their morning commute, their run trips, from their holiday weekend vacation based on a 5:00 a.m. opening. >> officials are holding a big ceremony today to mark this occasion and after the ceremony, they are expected to announce the opening time and whether that has changed. although they ar

we will go out with a great process that will explain the flexibility in the statute, that will exploreeady addressing these issues effectively that we are going to pay attention to those processes, some of which i played a pretty heavy hand in crafting and i think they're still pretty good, and we'll make sure that we look at these reasonable differences and that we're totally respectful of -- respectful of the processes that are already in place and, frankly, these discussion -- discussions will given us a woifl opportunity to explain to the american public that they need be -- not be afraid of the actions we will take to address carbon and climate change. all ll be hearing from over the united states about entities -- entities that have taken huge leaps forward and are learning how to shift money and put it to school teachers, for example, instead. i know the guidance we put out will respect this progress moving forward. >> c.c.s. tech analogy -- technology is not currently being used on a commercial scale power plant. is does e.p.a. think c.c.s. ready for use by the industry? >> wel

this one will, too. it will throw a wrench into the gears of our economy at a time when those gears have gained some traction. five years ago right now our economy was in meltdown. our businesses have created 7.5 million new jobs over the past 3.5 years. thousand market is healing and our deficits are falling fast. the idea of putting the american people's hard-earned progress at the height of irresponsibility. it does not have to happen. let me repeat this. it does not have to happen. all of this is entirely preventable if the house chooses to do what the senate has already done. of that is the simple act funding our government without making extraneous and controversy of the man's in the process. the same way other congresses have for more than 200 years. unfortunately right now, house republicans continue to tie funding of the government to ideological demands like limiting a woman's access to contraception or delaying the affordable care act, all to save face after making some impossible promises to

economy will grow by 3% next year and that will be a significant step up from this year. the widely expected group expects more jobs to be created and inflation to stay low. >> gas prices, though are inching higher. the latest survey found that gas rose 2.16% in the last two weeks, bringing the average cost to 3.58 a gallon, that coincided with the spike in crude oil prices. >>> and heading lower is the price of mortgage loans, officials at the federal housing finance agency are looking to lower the maximum housing loans, that were back during fannie mae and freddie mac. the idea is to wean mortgages off government support and let private companies take a bigger role in guaranteeing home loans. >>> meanwhile, wells fargo, the nation's fourth largest bank says it expects to make fewer loans in the next quarter. even though it is the nation's largest longer, they will see a drop in loans due to the rising interest rates. >>> last week, in a story about j.p. morgan chase bpg getting out of the student loans business, we reported that they stopped accepting requests for stude

will he get a visa and will the united states take any action against him? will he. arrested? >> . i had reservation about the indictment when it was made it the for him to never leave office. i think he'll die in office. he's afraid if he leaves office he'll be arrested and sentenced to trial. the question is whether the indictment has been made or be enforced. we could tell as soon as he leads the u.n.s after the general assembly meeting that he will be arrested and send him to the hague. that will be an incentive to come at all. >> ambassador, it's great to see. sorry for long delay. we appreciate your insight. >> search team necessary the philippines are straoeuinphilipo retrieve bodies. the roads are blocked under water. thousands of families are seeking shelter. the rains are the expected to continue until wednesday. >>> rain is continuing and causing quite a bit of flooding in central florida it measured up to 6 inches of rainfall and totaling that within 24 hours. you can see that focus of rain showers and thunderstorms heading right in to tampa moving across orlando it's a

will see 80s today.e temperatures could climb to an degrees until friday and even warmer for saturday and sunday. i do have changes to talk about in the extended forecast. >> we are following a developing story out of san mateo. police are investigating a shooting that left a 24 year-old man injured. officers are now on a scene along the 1500 block of lodi have been appearing at kron4 mike pelton is live. >> police are still on the scene and they stated that this is confusing. this is what look like over the last couple of hours. if from a 24 year-old man shot in the shoulder and then they noticed a gun battle inside of a home. at this point it is unclear as to what they were shooting about. they are looking to see if it is related to another incident in san jose. >> we are aware that there are two gunshot victims. obviously, they have victims in san jose there try to figure out what happened. we have a gun battle here in san mattel. we are discovering try to see if they're related. >> at this point that

>> we will know quickly.n the first few months, the administration has set a goal to make sure they get a couple million young people signed up. that is not saying only young people will sign up. lots of others will sign up, what it is important healthy people get in there to balance out the costs. by the time we get around to january, when the entire system for individuals actually goes open for business, we will know if they have signed up. what we will also know -- early enrollors -- is whether america, which is the offshoot of the president's grassroots campaign machine, if they are having any success. they are working very hard out there. you have a history of getting people to sign up for things to read in that case -- things. in that case, it was a voting. in this case it is health care, but on policy they have not been effective, so we will see if they can pull this off. way, will know in one colby king, if it is called obamacare one year from now. it'll be called a government program if it is not suc

this will make, they hope will make, assad's position far less tenable.ing said all that, they're going to strike and may strike again, but it's going to be limited, only in that sense. >> so if you're at this hearing, which is set to start, what is your first question, colonel? >> depends on who i'm talking to. if i'm going to be really aggressive about it, my question is, why was the secretary of state out front being very, very assertive in what was probably the best speech of his life, making a tremendous case for action, only to be short circuited by a president who knows he can launch a strike and then 60 days later go back to congress? what's the holdup? >> let me bring in atia. you're in israel. as i mentioned today, we saw missile tests over the mediterranean conducted there in conjunction with the u.s. what is the feeling there, as we saw that limited action but certainly timing is everything and we're looking at messages and any movement at this point. >> absolutely, tamron. i think what the israelis were showing today is that they're no longer

the state will miss out on federal funds and tax revenues will drop if workers are furloughed.ginia has a fund it can tap into. the governor does not plan to do that unless a shutdown goes past october 4th. then he'll re-evaluate. tim kaine is also frustrated with a shutdown. >> there's no reason to wrap up their opposition to the affordable care act with the shutdown of the government, the greatest nation on earth. it's unfathomable to me. >> there's no way there will be a spending bill that does not address the affordable care act. work is expected to go until midnight. that's the deadline. at the live desk, i'm jim handly. >> thanks, jim. people out of the monuments and memorials while the shutdown takes effect. jackie bensen found out it could have an impact on one special group of tourists. >> reporter: the bubbling fountain that is contribute a feeling of grand will be turned off along with other fountains. no trash pick up, no bathrooms and no park rangers to help people make the most out of their visit to the capital. in limbo, 200 world war ii veterans from mississippi

>> i will start. i do not think putin wants to re-create the soviet union, but he wants to use institutions that will increase moscow's influence. what the russians want, essentially, is that on big , that it is a big issue that affects russian interests, they want the capital thinking about impact on russia when they are making a decision. i think the russians pursuit of this has been ham-handed. if anything, the big results of russian pressure here has been to cause their neighbors to look for connections to the outside world that give them greater room for maneuver. take the example of the ukraine. i think the ukraine has consistently expressed a preference due to the association -- the separate question is whether the european union has an prepared to sign that agreement given domestic rob was. i think ukrainians made the argument that they can have a good, integrated relationship with the european union and still have a positive relationship with russia. we saw the russians trying to change that

we will have 311 deputies. this result shows the german people have faith in the cdu and csu and we will live up to the faith and trust the best we can. this morning, we have had discussions. regional federations have given us their results. their results are excellent as well. our party, union has received a mandate to create this government. government is what we will be working on. germany needs a stable government. this is what we're working on. i said yesterday we were truly a popular party. with the exception of some groups of people, we are the leading party for all social groups. this is what we have to do in the next few years in germany, stand for and represent every social class in germany. i would like to come back to the fdp. it was in our coalition in the past. i am sorry it will not be represented in parliament. we have worked together for many years. we will continue to fulfill our responsibilities in parliament until a new government is set up. today the minister of foreign affairs will be goin

i will have that. the we are goes concerning. >> i want to mention because you are out of town all of the repub skauk libraries house hope town and we are having sex p air-conditioning. at that it so hot. as far as why it is weak and funded largely bh i was first elected and we are going to continue to investigate the gabe labor barry. now we are putting on funding and serving our systems better. >> the next time you are here we are going to talk about no. a oo thank you so much for calling in. >> don't go away. we will be back with more news in a moment. first a look at what's coming up on "meet the press." good morning david. >> good morning kelly. fast movements on capitol hill obama care is leading the standoff ted truz mate a poll de. annistic developments with eye han ran. >> good morning. it is 9 s:41. here's a lack at ocean city. you can see a few people down by the boardwalk and the water. too chilly to be really swimming but nice enough to stick your feet in the water. 68 degrees at ocean cit

smith will play.o word from the nfl on whether or not the outside linebacker will be suspended for his actions. kickoff is 1:25. if you're headed to cant the candlestick, the parking lots do not open until three hours prior to kickoff. fans are being told to use public transportation or car pool. a reminder about the new nfl bag policy. only nfl approved bags will be permitted into the game. >>> meantime the oakland raiders are a mile high. the silver and black are in denver and will take on the broncos tomorrow night on monday night football. kickoff at 5:40 p.m. >>> we are going to be ending mornings on 2 at 9:00 this morning so we can bring you coverage of the nfl on fox. stay tuned for the packers versus bangles. >>> yesterday was the rainiest day of the year. wet weather started in the knot bay where a three car accident sent one driver to the hospital. as the rain spread so did those accidents including two on 24 in lafayette. even though today is the first day of fall, around 1:00 this afternoo

that will will lead those like austin cab driver, dave pass moore where they were before. >> tell me how things have been for you without insurance >> it has been pretty difficulty. like i said, i don't have any pry existing conditions. my the last time for if you will check-up, a full medical czech-up was probably fives years ago. it's designed to serve people like dave who has an annual household income of about $23,000,000 a year. if texas had expanded the program, a family of four earning up to about $30,000 a year would get health insurance. for those who earn more than that, subsidies kick in if they purchase onb barak obama's new exchanges. they are basically out of luck. about middle. >> you know, i know things such as probably prostate screening under a all of that stuff a lot my age is recommended. that. >> eligibility as it stands now states. >> in texas, we only cover in medicaid children, pregnant women, and the disabled for the most part. as for opting out, texas is not alone, about half the country has followed suit. the supreme court made that possible by shaking it o

we know that parks will shut down. that will mean i will not have a job. it is through the federal government. that is what is happening in the the longest area succession of down days since 2012, well more than a year. not only does someone who works for park service not know what will happen, financial markets you not know what will happen. a sad commentary on what is happening in the hope to pass i the bill as quickly as possible. i hope the republicans over here will stick with us. chairman of the appropriations committee. hope to pass class we democrats want to bele sure that the government stays open and does the job it is supposed to do. we democrats want to keep the government open and -- working as hard for the american people as the people who work hard to pay the bills. we are days away from a government shutdown. the clock is ticking. you can see for itself. we have put forth a plan that does two things. keep the government funding until november 15, to enable us to work out a longer range solution, and number two, we got would the two liars th

put together a good constitution it will not make a difference who you will let me be precise it will make a difference where you are linked but it will not change the face of egypt if we put together a secularist candidate a middle of the road candidate or even in the slammer scandal he will be governed by the constitution but will the constitution will also be able to protect the presidency because like we've seen in the last two years to presidents have been removed by protesters and that's that's a very good thing to do and the reason it happened that way is the constitution did not allow for repeal of the presidency or impeachment we didn't have that in our system so they had nowhere to go people could not go to parliament and say the president is violating the constitution you need to need to remove him you have that system we did we could not for example call for early elections if you look at the european system for example the problem into human existence if. there are if the popularity of the of the of the prime minister. is very very weak he can and parliament can call for

but if you have dinner plans out, patchy clouds will return and temperatures will start to drop down into the upper 50s to low 70s. watch out for a chance of rain this week. i'll tell you all about it with my accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. katie. >> francis, thank you. this morning oakland police are searching for the gunman who opened fire outside of a downtown hotel, wound ago cabdriver. an abc news crew was there when the shots rang out. abc7 news reporter allen wong has more on the search for suspects. >> shots rang out just as an abc sports anchor from columbus, ohio warnings about to go live in front of the marriott hotel in downtown oakland. >> we just had begun fire over here. >> the camera captured this man running from the scene. he may be a suspect. it appeared after the ohio state football team arrived to a crime scene outside their hotel. it's where the buckeye football team is also staying. there were two shooters firing at each other and a stray bullet struck a cabdriver at the stand. >> the guy who got shot was standing right next to me. when i heard the sh

we will see.laughter] >> i have $1 i don't know if it will happen but i sympathize with the unions to get where they're coming from but this is collective bargaining. neil: it would exist if somebody was paying for it. >> not you and i. >> my premiums have not gone up? >> mine did well before barack obama came to office. neil: it will not continue? >> now with obamacare spee bag young people will pay for it that don't need health insurance. neil: we don't know it is coming but who says secretary of state john kerry is not every bit as good? when did he turns up the heat that he talks about the heat through a video address to the marshall islands. >> climate change is a global crisis and will require a global solution includes shared resources common share responsibility and a shared sense of urgency above all. neil: don't get me wrong i am worried about sweating but right now should he sweat more about syria? becky wants to talk about everything but the real problem at hand. neil: and he is. >> fi

they will not be immune. there will be directly affected. also, think of the children of dead veterans that have fought in our wars and the security will definitely be affected by the fact that social security would be shut down. they cannot say the military -- especially the children of the military that had parents killed in these wars -- will not be directly affected. thank you. thene of the aspects of work the house is doing in the rules committee would add a bill that would be watching out for that military. if the government does shut down on monday, payments for people who work in the military, contract others would not be affected asked contractors when not be affected. house republican leadership issued a statement. he talked about the fact that the american people do not want a government shutdown and they do not want obamacare. that is i later today, the house will vote on two amendments to the senate passed containing resolution that will keep the and stop theen president's health care law as much as possible. we will do our job

later on tonight, but clouds will return but we still will be holding on to good numbers. >> we willo the 70 for those of you in the delta. the seven day are around the bay shows a warm- up closer to the weekend. as of right now, saturday is expected to be the warmest day of the week. mid '80s or around the bay. we will continue with this one condition as we start the next work week. >> the time is 8:51 a.m.. a popular san francisco restaurant has reopened. burman superstar in the richmond district voluntarily closed are the we can do today e-coli outbreak. the san francisco health department says that nine people were sickened from midinette this restaurant during august 16th and 17th. most of the restaurant patrons that we talked to said they're not faced by what happened. >> in the restaurant owner said said this is the first time that such a case like this has happened within its 17 year history. the health department says a their investigation is ongoing on this incident. >> bay a's hosted the rangers with first place on the line pre-empts coco crisp hit a tiebreaking two run ho

you will burn easy today. the lows tonight are cool of the in the north mid-to-upper 50's and san francisco and half moon bay and rest of us are around 60 to 61. this area of low pressure that has been bringing us seasonal weather moves inland and falls apart and a high in the great basin for our first wind pat enof the fall season of the friday and saturday: 90's everywhere but the coast and we will drop in the 80's on sunday but, still, 90's inland through tuesday and temperatures will taper back to normal levels and all other areas by monday if tuesday. >> good morning, everyone, we go back to oakland now where we have the big rig accident blocking a couple of lanes of traffic at oakland streets three cars involved southbound 880 backing, now, toward 980 while c.h.p. and crews get on the scene. otherwise road work, southbound to hayward, 880, washington, waa street, various lanes are blocked until 6:00 a.m. and from port chicago highway to willow pass road is blocked. from san francisco off the bay bridge,

and my agenda for this presentation is i will go over the background and format briefly and it will be familiar to all of us by this point and go over the time line, of what our next steps are to get to submital. and then to get to an approved rops and do a break out on this funding source and then a break out by program area so you can understand by project area or program what payments are included here and talk about the next steps. and so again just as background, you know as we are aware, we are required by the disillusion law to report all of our payments in six month increments and just recognized the payment schedule, and it has been done five times to date. and so, we are continually evolving with dos. as they change the nomenclature and the formats of all of these and as you recall with the last laps they are starting to use this 13, 14 a, in this fiscal year and then a being the first half of the year and the period that we are in now july to december and therefore, b as the second half of the fiscal year and confusingly the first half of the calendar year and but b is the s

they are cheap and they will work. this is great because you can use it somewhere else if you have to. an adjustable open end wrench. a diagram are off/on. shut off valve. another shut off coming out of the dirt. another problem you have a wrench that doesn't quite work. we like to leave the wrenches next to the shut off. tie is off with a wire. we will cover it again. when you shut off the gas. if the build's's collapsed good idea to shut it off there are probably pipes broken and you can have a gas leak. if you smell gas, leave the /tkaors open, don't operate electric switches that will cause a spark. don't use your cell phone. use the cell phone outside or a neighbor's phone to call 911. get everyone out of the building, close the gas valve and forget it. don't open it up again. there is probably a leak and you will have troubles wait for pg and e to test it. what's the most important thing in an emergency? everyday, water. somewhere in front of the house you will see these. san francisco water department. how do yo

how will it will we strike a balance?esident says he's going to do something and presses the pause button and says i'm going to go to conference and address public opinion on it. this is a brave new world. >> pam: why is the president's spending so much of his political capital on this issue? i think for a democrat president everyone is remanded in haunted by president clinton did not do anything in rwanda. and that has resonated in a democratic south present ever since. the problem is this is a president who does not necessary want to do that or felt compelled to do what derrick felt himself in a box talking about red line. john kerry goes off and talks about well what if we did this or what they did that john stennis is less make them do that. >> pam: do you think kerrey misspoke? yes. this is all very unusual stuff. >> pam: syria it and it sells is not a threat to united states to quash, is it? ultimately given the fact that they could have ties to terrorist groups released in direct threat to united states. or allies.

will the president act anyway? >> the president of the united states has a right to take this action. ar youdoesn't have to go to >> if i hear you correctly you say the president will act no matter what. >> no, i said the president has the right to act. >> will he? >> george, we are not going to lose this vote. >> that vote will occur after congress returns on september 9th. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >> david frost, the british journalist whose signature moment was an interview with president nixon is dead tonight at the age of 74. frost died yesterday of a suffering a heart attack on the cruiseliner queen elizabeth 2. frost's career spanned half a century and included interviews with the world's most powerful and famous people. his interview with nixon lead to admissions supporting the widespread conclusion that the ex-president obstructed justice in the watergate affair. >>> nelson mandela is back home tonight. he has been in the hospital for the past three months with a lung infection. his home has been

and it is just ten dollars and then it will be breakfast and lunch it will be provided. and so i think that it is a good opportunity for people to attend. and we also have the fliers available at the small business assistant center and we also sent out to numerous non-profit organizations in china town and hopefully we have a lot of people attend and learn this knowledge, thank you. >> it was through yee riley leadership and she was able to bring in the financial institutions and i want to thank you for the time that you spent in working with the financial institutions to put together the workshop. >> thank you. >> which is important. >> so thank you. >> commissioner o'brien? >> yeah, i just one quick announcement and it must be a work in progress for quite some time and if you are picking up a permit, for construction, related work, and whether it is small or big, or even if it is putting in a new office or a restaurant or whatever, and one of the components is the san francisco unified school district tax. and heretofore when you were going to the last desk at dbi and

we will be that. we are going to take the championship because that is what we believe. >> and the fans stood in line after the game to get their al west division champ shirts. now which team will the a's face in the post season that will be decided in the next week. oakland may finish with the best record in the american league. playoffs believe it or not they are still available. you can show your oakland a's pride by going to our ktvu facebook page. there you will see an al west division champs badge. just click on like and share your green and gold pride. >>> 6:27 is the time. a gas leak in san bruno shut down cal train service. i want to take you out there live this morning where pg&e still working to repair that broken pipe. just three miles from that 2010 natural gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people. so certainly making people nervous. >>> we are live in oakland where a push for a city wide youth curfew surfaces again. >>> bay bridge toll plaza right now is getting more crowded. the

don't you get it, it's a will do list. a will do list.ou got plenty of honey do list, there's no doubt about that. here is the forecast for theor evening out there. enjoy it, whatever you do outside, it's going to be nice, some clouds, 72 degrees, someege clouds at night, some clouds right on through the evening hours, it's not too terrible, ie does look like perhaps a littleh bit ofap a wrinkle in the foreca for tomorrow is coming up, and we will talk about that in just a second.nd. it's 76, and gaithersburg is 727 dulles is delightful at 75 degrees, high temperature fo national today this came in, 77 degrees, high temperature for dulles was 78 degrees, and dulles with a chilly start this morning. actually started at 51 degrees. listen, the clouds will be on the increase overnight tonight, and it looks like it's going too be probable she a little bit west of d.c. and then off to th east. if you are extreme western counties, i think you are going have to be clouds, but i don't think you're going to be cloudyy overnight tonight. these clou