they'll wobble toward us maybe tuesday or wednesday overnext week. warmer pattern that we have today. so it's going to be sunny. 70s and 80s. walnut creek, 86. alameda, 86. hayward, 81 degrees. mid to upper 80s towards the santa clara valley. sunny veilsunnyvale is in there. -- sunnyvale is in there. san bruno, low 80s. 70s along the coast. very warm on friday. then we start a little cooldown. it will be dry and mostly sunny on saturday and increasing fog on sunday and a little cooler. >>> thanks, steve. >>> well, a new addition for alameda ballots. >>> a fight to legalize gay marriage, but what about divorce. >>> good morning. westbound 237. we've got stop and go traffic here. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i mi

swing by the lake and after struggling for some time, help got there and after freeing him, he was wobblingbut expected to be just fine. >> i have a friend that said a deer turnd around and got hung up in the window. (laughs). >> i tabes it is possible. >> it is either a good store row or good fiction. >> more on this story. >> in the news business! >>> it is cool tonight and that is a fact. >>> a loft people in the 30s tonight and here is where we started the day. >> 60 for the high, a hot of 40s out there and the dew point is low and the skies are clearing and the light winds and that means that the temperatures will really drop overnight and with all of this, take a lock out west. we have the frost advisory and a freeze warning for garrett county. a sign of things to come,. clouds. as for the average in the afternoon, the front will pass and warmer air on monday, tuesday an wednesday. here is a look in here and this next one will be a bigger one, more moisture and bringing back rain, maybe as soon as wednesday an continuing to the second half of the week and when it goes by, it will clos

so did the wobblies. workers of the world, the radical labor union, they wanted it because they thought alcohol was a flaw that weakened the working man. everybody wanted it, but it was prohibition for someone else. this is a story of single-issue campaigns that passed with unintended consequences. the demonization of immigrants, the loss of a civil discourse. >> stephen: how could we possibly understand a political system like that? >> yeah. well, it gets even better. there was a whole group of people who feel like they lost control of their country and couldn't take it back. do you know acliewz yas seize 19? there's nothing new under the sun. >> stephen: did we really stop drinking? >> no. it actually did go down for a time and cirrhosis of the liver declined and drunk driving accidents declined. >> stephen: how many... >> that's the thing. it coincided with the mass distribution of cars. so everybody now had a car. so this was already a serious problem. but i think the people who continued drinking, wh

there was a late night round up of wobblies. thousands were marched through the town to a railroad depot, put on cattle cars and ferried out to the desert and dropped off to fend for themselves. so that would, basically, be the outline of the propaganda part of it. the legislation included a number of laws which were aimed at suppressing dissent. and they included the threats against the president act, the trading with the enemy act, the notorious espionage act which is still on the books. the espionage act of 1917 was passed in the senate with only six votes against, one of whom was senator william bora of idaho who said it suppresses free speech and does it all in the name of war and patriotism. there were a number of people who felt that the espionage act didn't go far enough, and the following year an amendment to the espionage act which came to be known as the sedition act was passed which gave the postmaster general absolute power over every mailed publication. and suppressed every last form of dissent. and even the hawkis

. >>> coming up, bank stops wobble, google shines and something you should know before getting rid of your kids' marbles. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, a tinseltown train wreck is asked by a charitable organization to no longer volunteer her services. >>> coming up, the seahawks want lebron james. what is more frightening, a monster or a wolf? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. nbc news has learned elite iranianilitary unit behind the alleged plot to assassinate the saudi arabia ambassador in u.s. is involved in drug smuggling. the suspect in the case told an undercover informant his iranian handelers could arrange for shipments of opium. >>> a second man has been convicted of murdering a woman and her two daughters in a gruesome home invasion. >>> prosecutors in the trial of michael jackson's doctor have called their final witness. a sleep expert whosz it was inconceivable for dr. murray to use propofol to treat insomnia. sources tell

i think romney absolutely won tonight but he did wobble. i did not like his answers on the eurozone. and the country too big to fail not clear at all. i think perry is out of it now. he was wobbling over reagan. cain was beaten up. he shown himself as inadequate again. bachmann again, she's out of it. so it was sad to see tonight, i have to say. >> here's bachmann talking about ronald reagan again. here it is. >> in the 1980s ronald reagan produced an economic miracle. and while all of us for wishing and yearning for a third term for ronald reagan, governor perry, you were campaigning and cochairing al gore's election campaign for president of the united states. you went on to increase spending in texas by over 50% and you financed that spending by increasing bond debt by over 137%. that's exactly what barack obama has been doing. increasing debt by trillions of dollars. how can we trust you to not go down the obama way and over spend and pay for that spending within indebtedness. >> but reagan also created record deficits for that time and

the fallen leader can be seen bloody and wobbling.hey found him in a sewer pipe, moved him to a truck, where he was shot in the head in cross fire. one report has him dying in the street, another as he was taken to a hospital. cheers and gunfire erupted as word of his death spread. and here in washington there were celebrations in front of the white house thursday night. libyans and libyan-americans staged a thank you rally. gadhafi dead after 42 years of murderous rule. >> this is a historic moment. we are looking forward to a brighter future, one where there can be democracy and equality and where every voice has a chance to be listened to. >> gadhafi was known to be called the rebel fighters rats. ironic, they say, that he was captured hiding inside a drainage pipe. some say his death marks a new era for the country and the fight to build democracy is just beginning. >> melissa mollet, thank you. >>> it looks like passing even small parts of president obama's jobs bill may be an uphill battle for senate democrats. a $35 billion bil

he can be seen bloody and wobbling. they found him in a sewer pipe and moved him to a truck, where he was shot in the head from cross fire. the u.n. human rights office now wants a probe into the circumstances surrounding his killing. a spokesman says this shaky amateur video showing a captured gadhafi first alive and then dead are very disturbing. for families who lost loved ones in the pan am 103 explosion over lockerbie, scotland, they believe it's finally an end. >> to bring an end to the man that called for the bombing, that is true justice. >> gadhafi's body is in misrata where it was taken. he will not have a public funeral. >>> news 4's melissa mollet live this morning. a crowd celebrated new libya era. the crowd called it a thank you rally. the group said gadhafi's death gives them a chance at democracy for your country. >>> new overnight, a small part of president obama's jobs bill failed in the senate, suggesting it may be difficult for democrats to pass any part of that legislation. the $35 billion bill that

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the second generation of families that runs this place say they live life under a week and wobbly drachma do not want that again. >> we always have problems with the drachma. but currency went down. we have many problems. dealing with packaging, and this was higher cost. we want to be in the euro because it is a stable currency. and we want to live in a stable currency. >> the bosses are enraged by any suggestion that the greeks are lazy. they say private companies work hard, not least to pay for the civil servants, and they are fed up with laws and red tape. >> in order to send our product from athens to an island, we may pay more than sending it to italy. this didn't help us to become more competitive. we needed the free-market. if we are in the free-market, greek companies can make miracles. >> the message from a private business is clear enough -- they have become stronger sense of greece adopted the euro and it wants to keep selling on quality, not price. >> of course, the european leaders are meeting in brussels on sunday. hopefully they will sort it out. >> they needed seven days t

his challengers are again calling him wobbling on several issues but leaving others to question his religiouseliefs. drew levinson, cbs news. >>> just about a picture- perfect autumn day until the blue angels wanted to fly and then the fog came in, jim. >> just about perfect. we did get a bit of fog in the bay about air show time this afternoon which managed to can settle the blue angels performance making a couple of low passes and that was about it. looking outside tonight from our roof camera we see mostly clear skies as we take a look at the transamerica building. we are looking at patchy fog moving into the bay this evening and increasing clouds expected into tomorrow morning as we see a weak frontal system move into the area bringing with it a chance of light showers through tomorrow into tomorrow evening. thereafter, we are looking for a warmer week as high pressure will return by mid-week. today we saw temperatures in the mid to upper 70s for the bay area. fog rolled in to interfere with the air show performance. everything went off without a hitch right up to the blue angels. as we s

we now have a web cam wobblies. the wobblies were an organized labor group early in the 20th century so we have all the trappings of revolution but we basically have the little rascals gone camping in downtown manhattan. and so they're not sure what the message is. but they are sure they have support and they are sure now that they've really become the unintentional dukes of the 2012 election. there are no democratic primaries in 2012. so -- >> so it's going to be like this? >> so the most powerful unions in the united states are ginning up a message of class warfare unfortunately. >> yeah. >> unfortunately. >> well, and we talked a little bit about this in the last hour and that is, you know, you got the car union guys there yesterday. you have the teachers. you got members of the service employees union all there. they've all got bailouts so for them to say, you know, we're upset at wall street getting a bailout, they got one, too. >> the narrative is false. 99% of america is not underwater. 99% of america are not

northbound to philadelphia, westbound toward state college, back down to the south as it continues to wobble around itself here. we'll stay very chilly and unsettled around here with temperatures not moving much. light rain and showers out there. low 50s into the upper 40s. cloudy and just about cold by tomorrow morning. areas of light rain. wakeup temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow, really not much improvement. i think you might see one or two more slivers of sunshine tomorrow than we saw today. by and large, another cloudy day tomorrow. breezy and cool. stuck in the mid-50s. a little better on monday. and then, of course, back to work and school, we turn the corner right away there. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, next weekend everything is looking aok. but this weekend, remember, we've got five weekends in october this year. which is a bonus weekend. we'll just have to let this one go. >> pay for it early and enjoy the rest of it. >>> coming up in sports, navy and air force go down to the wire. wire. who cameture, you're always looking ahead... to what's next... to what's possible c

. >> one big obama supporter in 2008 who is having wobbles when i spoke to him recently, he didn't come in like clinton did with a whole back bench of people who were going to ram rod through his aenda. >> but he can't come out and say,s hard and, gee, i screwed up. that's not much of a message. what he has got to do is look -- and this is the thing i think people and it's in your kennedy book, people really like, even if they somewhat disagree, a president acting and using presidential power to fix problems. you need to get somebody going in there slamming the fist down and say, let's everyday work on using this power to fix problems. chris: starting to do that with executive orders. before we break, i'm a guy who loves movies like most of us here. there are some movies about jack kennedy that have captured his magic. many haven't been as good as simply watching the black and white newsreels. one of the elusive quality of jack kennedy that i wrote about in my book was the contradiction of his very being, his desperate physical health and his courage. he had the last rites given to him

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his challengers are again calling him wobbly on several issues but leaving others to question his religious beliefs. drew levinson, cbs news. >>> warning about gum me bears. some kids are using them to get drunk. >> they can ingest more than they know because they're taking hand flees of candy and they don't nels know how much they've ingested so they can become pretty intoxicated pretty quickly. >> what's happening is kids are soaking gummy bears with vodka. there are thousands of on-line instructions on how to make boozey gummy bears. the candy soaks up the alcohol so it's almost undetectable. the problem has gotten so bad police posted a warning on facebook. >>> want to feast your eyes on something really big? take a gander at these gigantic gords. it's the safeway pumpkin weigh- off in half-moon bay. there's $20,000 in prize money up for grabs. last year's winner weighed in at 1,535 pounds. the competition kicks off at 7:00 a.m. on main street. >>> and a beautiful autumn day. the only glitch, the fog grounded the blue angels. >> just a tiny bit showed up in time to mess with the blue an

the self-styled queen of ethic has described what julia gillard did as a kind of wobble. she said it was hilarious, it was also rude and shameful, that she should have shown more . and jewel gentleman gillard is -- julia gillard is pro-republican. she's very much in favor of a republican. i think it wouldn't go down too bad well her supporters if her opponent didn't find it somewhat exceptional. >> it's a long time since i've had a referendum on whether to stick with the royal family or become a republic. what is the overriding sense these days, duncan? >> they came within shouting distance of getting their republic, but it was firmly beaten off. the latest opinion poll is 55% of people are in favor of the monarchy, and only 34% are in favor of a republic, which is -- which hasn't been as low as that in 23 years. >> duncan kennedy. just want to bring you back once again to the pictures that we have coming in from sirte, from tripoli, where, of course, there's been one almighty battle to try to retake the city from remaining gaddafi loyalists. the message that we're gettin

famous tightrope walker tries to cross the gospel river with both his nerves and his robe beginning to wobble to find out of his death defying a time proved successful go to art dot com plus. a portrait of the russian and a prime minister vladimir putin created from thousands of tiny photos of the mona lisa again log on to our she got the call for more photos from the international art moscow fair. and now for a brief look at some other international headlines somali pirates have reportedly kidnapped a wheelchair bound french woman near the kenyan resort of level the navy and police chase the boat carrying the victim but feared the top could end with a seventy five year old woman drowning the kidnapping comes less than a month after a somali pirates of ducted a british woman and killed her husband in the same area. the second typhoon in just a week is battering the rain soaked northern philippines forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate the first calls landslides across the region and left at least one person dead forecasters predict the typhoon will become more powerful as it heads towards

tennis now and ten seed andy roddick survived a second set wobble to twelve his way past a taiwanese qualifier and into the second round of the shanghai masters on the big serving american was up against louis and son and enjoyed a walk in the park in the opening set but roddick's lesser known opponent turned the tables in the second least requested. the wimbledon where he defeated roddick in the fourth round. however the former us open champion rallied in the decider to avoid another upset by the ever present time one of these committing his sevens double fault at a much point down six two three six six three the final score. however in america super bowl champions the green bay packers came from behind to beat the atlanta falcons twenty five fourteen to claim their fifth win of the season and remain unbeaten in the n.f.l. alonzo were trying to make up the last season's embarrassing forty eight twenty one playoff defeat to green bay and managed to hold the ball in the first tof race into a full team will lead in the second to get the georgia dome rocking michael turner is touchdown.

famous tightrope walker tries to cross the moscow river and both his nerves and his rope beginning to wobble let's find out if his death defying attempt grooved successful if score are to call up loss. of portrait of the russian prime minister vladimir putin created for about thousands of tiny protocols of the mona lisa again just log on to our team dot com for more photos from the international art moscow fair. well time now to have a brief look at some other international headlines somali pirate sub reportedly kidnapped a wheelchair bound french woman near the kenya resort of lamo the navy and police chase the boat carrying the victim but feared and that's high. could end with a seventy five year old woman a drowning the kidnapping comes less than a month after somali pirates abducted a british woman and killed her husband in the same area. the second typhoon in just a week just battering the rain so northern philippines forcing hundreds of thousands to evacuate the first calls landslides across the region and left at least one person dead forecasters predict the thai food will be called u

maker farm standard it raised early against the company says it could take over one or two of its wobbles in the end of the year. russian markets have ended their worst quarter since the financial crisis of two thousand and eight however it's still not the end of the volatility with no clear signs of stable recovery in europe and the us so investors are preferring to park cash in defensive stocks the market's going to try and stay with companies that have a relatively low correlation to fluctuations in commodity prices normally those are stocks like mobile telecoms very resilient tests. that have relatively high dividend you decent cash transparent liquid probably stay away from mining very nice that normally if your have relatively high levels of that very high beef supply swings include global commodity prices. and russians are rushing to sell the ruble as it gets weaker last month the transfer has reached their highest level in two years equal to four and a half billion dollars however it's still much lower than during the financial downturn the ruble has dropped to a two year low agai