. >> and you had the zip guns in those days, huh? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: zip guns?bout, the zip guns were a little thing on a rubber band. boom, and you kill somebody. [ laughter ] anyway -- >> jimmy: they've never killed. >> are you from india? >> my parents are. >> see that, i'm like a cop. i'm a good cop. i took a wild guess. you look like you're from india. [ speaking indian ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what does that mean? >> that means, later on the elephants are in heat, let's go outside and see what we can do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. [ applause ] >> jimmy: don, speaking of elephants, you're in this new kevin james movie, "zookeeper," i hear. >> oh, how did you know that? yeah. >> jimmy: they told me. >> they did a little mercy thing for jim. >> jimmy: for kevin. >> yeah. it's a nice thing. i haven't seen it, but i hope it's okay. >> jimmy: you play a what in this movie? >> i don't know. i haven't even seen it. why did you spring this on me? what is this? guess it and win a cookie. i don't know what the hell you call that. >> jimmy: i think you play a frog in

. >> zip, zip, zip. >> reporter: part of an experimental treatment at emory university for more than0 vets with post traumatic stress disorder. >> not so much what's going on but how you're feeling while it's going on. and that i guess is where the real therapy is. >> how are you feeling in your body? >> just like i'm going to get shot. >> reporter: dr. mary rose girardi coaxes him to connect with feelings like fear and panic that he thought he left on the battlefield. >> this immersive therapy gives you sights, sounds, smells if they're appropriate, makes it much more difficult to avoid. >> as you're telling what's happening she's keying gunshots, helicopters, rockets, i'm using my imagination too while i'm doing that. >> reporter: matthew served two combat tours, the if, in iraq in 2005. next tour in afghanistan is the one that haunts him. >> iraq was a cakewalk. afghanistan was a lot more austere, harsher. the enemy was a lot more bold, more bad stuff. >> reporter: one patrol. matthews and his squad were face down in the dirt, pinned down by taliban fighters, his platoon sergeant

the second half, we were hearing about candlestick waynpt agreement, and part of the was paying the zip code if they attended now, paying them a stipend, and also, there are jobs for those residing in nia 92124 zip code. >> they also included the valley community as well, we were able to facilitate some of those conversations with folks. providers from the traditional age youth. and get them the employment program. >> thank you. report from augmented ad hoc. we did that already. >> i wanted to report that we're not having a meeting in july. we had scheduled that. >> the report from the augmented growth policy and legislative committee. >> the item was a legislative overview. they did not take any positions under that action item. we discussed the request for proposal requirements for state advocacy for the coming school year. we talked about the scale and scope of the country. this item is subject to a major budget cuts. so it means that we will not be able to do as much as we had previously asked the advocate to do. i know that nancy has asked board members if we intend to introduce le

we zip it on each end. all of the toys go in here.kids learn at an early age they need to zip it. put the top on. and they learn to put things away. >> message, kids pick up your stuff. president of it in t put it in the box. >> last but not least. going to the beach. we want to keep our kids out of the sun. so for 3 and up. the one touch beach tent. open it up. >> i love this. >> and -- push it down. set up. that's it. so, two todders could be in here. mom would fit in here with baby. out of the sun. enjoying the beach. fabulous. >> easy to do. not going to be out there trying to get stakes on the ground. >> you make it look so easy. thank you. appreciate that. toy insider mom. thank you for coming by. >> thank you, peggy. >> for more check out thetoyinsider.com. we'll be right back. you are watching "world news now." i love this. this is so great. ♪ so every year my family throws this great reunion in austin. but this year, i can only afford one trip and i've always wanted to learn how to surf. austin's great -- just not for surfing

the second half, we were hearing about candlestick waynpt agreement, and part of the was paying the zip code if they attended now, paying them a stipend, and also, there are jobs for those residing in nia 92124

bay view hunters point accounts for more children than any other zip code.the mission also contains significant numbers of children. before cpmc threatened to close st. luke's, the labor and delivery services were delivering 1,300 babies annually. demands on g.y.n. and peds can be expected to increase to approximately 1,400, yet, the plan eliminate inpatient pediatrics. the hospital used to maintain a seven-bed pediatric service beyond the two observation beds they are putting in the emergency room, we still need beds to care for those children after they are born. based on the diverting services like psych, occupational medicine, on codge, surgery and others away from st. luke's to san francisco general or cpmc's north of market campuses, the can sustain is kept artificially low. you could say, sure, abeasy bed at st. luke's is adequate. that was the false logic used to justify closing the 32-bed inpatient psych unit after laying off three of the four psychiatrists and reducing the workload of the last one. dr. eugene lee to half time. without support for d

you go to the website and you plug in your zip code and we'll tell you what channel it is. >> jimmy:, like in new york, we're 103. i think direct tv is 358. i have a list somewhere, if you have an hour and a half, i can read off all of them. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it does help. but i mean -- this is almost like when howard stern left radio and went to satellite. this is more freeing for you? >> yeah, i think so. not that it -- not that anybody here ever said, "you can't say that or we'll kill you." >> jimmy: right. >> but, you know, when you begin to think that maybe some ramification is going to occur based on what you say on the air every night, you do some self-editing. you worry about it. you worry what's going to happen next. and you wind up sort of censuring yourself. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i didn't want to be in that position, so this opportunity arose. and here i am and i'm now management. >> jimmy: i mean, yeah, you're management now. and you work for al gore. >> i do. >> jimmy: did you ever think that would happen? >> actually, when they started that network, i though

not a lot of zip. similar to garrett in that -- geren in that respect. he played in the majors.ar from them. >> great representation in the league from his former players. you know, it's important in today's game. no question about it. those are the guys you live with every day. >> my job is to reflect off of that and get back to doing the things this team does very well. good pitching. good athletes. we will try to play the game we are suited to play. >> if you are in to it, you are a winner tonight. first game. the guy who said, geren doesn't know what he is doing. he didn't know what he was doing tonight. 9-3 chicago. third home run in 7 at bats. long night for melvin. they lost 10 in a row. 9-4, chicago. oh, boy. dallas and miami played to the finish. lebron james, his ability to close the game being questioned. no question about dirk nowitzki in the 4th quarter. dwyane wade injured his hip. missed some of the game. dirk nowitzki has been the boss in the crunch. here is james doing his thing. along with dwyane wade and dirk nowitzki had 29 points of his own. 1:30 left. jason

there will be a few high clouds zipping by. coastal fog holding on hugging the coast. 50s, 60s, and 70s and very low 80s inland. there will be a couple of 80s but you have to be away from fog influence. morning fog will take us into saturday. much warmer inland on monday and tuesday. >>> serious growing concern about wall street. many profits are still not as high for the wall street firms as they were before the recession began. let's check in on the big board. live at the new york stock exchange. the numbers are up. but i tell you, i can't find anything to indicate why they might be up because there is a little bit of a reshuffle in greece but not a lot of optimism there about how they are handling the debt crisis. the dow jones is up 80 points to 12,041. one of the stocks to watch today research in motion. stock plunging after a weak quarterly result. bank of america customers will want to make sure they pay their credit card bills on time. a missed payment could result in penalties of 30% of future balances. b of a will rev

zip cars led the way for that but it was quite limited to geography so if you go peer to peer way youe a lot more cars available. >> these start-ups is taking advantage of a change in the law that allows to rent cars for a few hours or a few days. >> we see cars as low as $3 up to $15 an hour. >> owners are no on the hook for damages. rental companies pick up the insurance coverage. >> in california, using your car for a personal car sharing, it has no effect on your existing insurance policies. >> there is no risk to the owners. they have insurance and they are completely covered during the rental period. >> these peer to peer auto rental companies to unlock the cars. the companies can install devices that enable the car to be unlocked or started remotely. if the owner prefers they can get a renter to hand off a key and never obligated to go through the transaction if they don't feel comfortable. >> the owner's fees are limited but they do pick up the cost of the gas. now, the company takes a percentage of the rental fee, for facilitated go the service and also for covering insurance

typing in the zip code and selecting the store to see what is on sale. group on provider of on line coupon filed for a ipo. that is business in the new york stock we'll have bloomburg bell action report. >> coming up. bay area lawsuit that could set a new standard for fireplaces. and looking at few small clouds right now. they will be joined by the bigger buddies later. we'll have the

or type in your zip code. i'm going to type in the zip code here at our station, hit the okay button and you'll get a forecast that is not only tailored to your location. this is not coming just from a computer model. our meteorologists right here, veronica, myself, tom, chuck, we're all looking at this data and putting in our own forecast. the forecast temperature of 98 degrees for washington. to the right, our video screen pops up. if you need a seven-day forecast, it's right there as well. and once again, we update this daily right here at nbcwashington.com. you can take a look at the interactive radar. you can zoom in, put on satellites, radar, watches and warnings. you can put on so many things. we think this is cool. i think i could go all day. >> i think with the summer and the heat with the thunderstorms coming through. sometimes we're sitting there and the region is so large. you think, wait a minute. is it going to be coming through my neighborhood? we can go almost to our street and -- >> you can go

you can go by zip code to find some of the cheapest prices for you. go to the web site, click under the traffic tab and again gas prices and you'll find the cheapest stations in the area. >>> apple ceo came back from medical leave for the company's worldwide developers conference today. steve jobs received a standing ovation when he took the stage in san francisco. jobs has survived pancreatic cancer and liver cancer. today he unveiled the company's new computer operating system called mac osx lion. the system will operate by finger gestures made on a track pad. other software shown off included the much-anticipated data storage product called i-cloud. >>> when it comes to helping kids recover from illness sometimes it's the simplest of things that really help out. coming up, doctors at johns hopkins children's center are using more than drugs to help in recovery. why books are now being prescribed. and, when it comes to your teens behind that wheel, this time of year is real dangerous. what parents can do to keep their teen drivers safe. you're the b

. >> right now with an uncanny accuracy, if we look at the zip code that kid lives in and the race ofemic achievement levels are. so we are allowing where our kid lives to dictate their education attainment levels. but it's not necessarily what we have to live with. because you can also find schools where in those same neighborhoods, same zip codes, same demographics, kids are soaring academically. >> michelle rhee obviously made a lot of friend but also a lot of enemies in washington, d.c. what kind of impact can a school chancellor really have on education? >> reporter: just look at michelle. not only did she make an impact in washington, d.c. but she really has spearheaded a movement. a movement of people from all walks of life who want to see changes in public education. she's really become a drum major for education reform. i think that michelle has made a significant impact. you don't necessarily have to agree with her politics, but you cannot disagree with the impact that she makes. >> principal steve perry, thanks. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. we're going to head on i

there are 34 sex offenders in this zip code alone. those pitching this idea say their proposal would affect all of them for the protection of these kids. >> reporter: luca is now a defense attorney and has defended some accused child molesters. he likes the gps idea but questions its effectiveness. >> it's another tool but it may not prevent the act. it's like video surveillance. you can find out afterwards who the perp was but may not prevent the crime. >> reporter: not when the attacker, says, lucas, is determined to carry out his crime. nbc bay area news. >>> under current law, only convicted sex offenders are eligible for the devices. the man who tracked that girl was in the midst of a plea deal. >>> court documents reveal disturbing details into the so-called alphabet killings a local crime making national headlines. they claim east bay photoapher joseph naso kept a numbered list 10ho women in a safety 1 depos box and newspaper clippin pp about their deaths. on that list were the names of four northern california women he's accus

please watch my paper money, jon, i'm going to zip line into the info cloud. >> launching a brute forcek on pentagon.gov. >> already on the computer. control alt delete. (laughter) i'm back. >> jon: that was exciting. was that a frisbee taped to your chest. >> no, that was an identity disk that i made from a frisbee. and if you would like the nited steampunk version you can buy it on my etsy site. >> jon: thank you very much, john hodgman, everybody. within welcome back, my guest the media dix editor for "the new york times" and featured in the documentary film about the times called "page 1" >> i'm going to iraq. >> he's done all these stories on media companies and capitol cases, death row and tim is just one of the guys who wants answers to really basic questions. i think once you've got that, you're curious about all kinds of things. iraq is kind of off people's radar screens here but we still have 120,000 soldiers there. and it's a real crucial point in terms of seeing what the last chapter is for our country there. >> please welcome bruise headlam. -- bruce headlamb. thank you. ni

even its zip code, 89405, is no more. discontinued when the post office shut down.ow any mail is sent to a p.o. box in neighboring gerlach. as for the plants' 93 workers, some retired, some are out of work, though a good many found jobs mining gold. still, reminders of their days in empire remain. like the hats they threw in a tree when the plant closed. while hope remains for usg veteran al worley. >> if it comes back, i don't know why it wouldn't, i would live here again. >> reporter: for now, the gates to this empire are closed. mary thompson, cnbc, empire, nevada. >>> you may have heard the term jumping a shark. how about a shark jumping a surfer? a piece of vida to show you. a four-foot spinner shark leaping over a surfer waiting to catch a wave. a photographer who works for the orlando sentinel newspaper didn't realize what he'd caught on tape until another surfer standing nearby said, "dude, did you see that?" i think he said it like that, anyway. >>> when we come back, making a difference for veterans suffering from an all-too common wound of war. >>> among

sweet crunchy red seedless grapes, i love them this time of the year especially when you put them in ziplock baggies and they are like a popsicle when you take them out. enjoy the beautiful grapes. come over here. when you buy them, make sure they're nice and red all the way around. the redder, the better. make sure the stem is nice and green. and if it is not green, it is stored around for way too long and the bunch is nice and tight like this all the way around. when you bring them home, beautiful in the bowl right there on the table but you need to store them in the refrigerator. and that is so important. and red seedless grapes. in the market. ready to enjoy. great prices this time of the year, too. you can find them between 1.49 and 1.99 a pound. some stores a little bit more. but either way, a true taste of summer. i'm tony tantillo. your fresh grocer. remember to eat fresh and eat healthy. and i'm not kidding, like a popsicle. incredible. ciao everybody. want one? >> a simple cooking spice could one day combat alzheimer's disease. now according to an israeli study cinnamon contain

please watch my paper money, jon, i'm going to zip line into the info cloud. >> launching a brute forcek on pentagon.gov. >> already on the computer. control alt delete. (laughter) i'm back. >> jon: that was exciting. was that a frisbee taped to your chest. >> no, that was an identity disk that i made from a frisbee. and if you would like the nited steampunk version you can buy it on my etsy site. >> jon: thank you very much, john hodgman, everybody. ♪ have a better day [ male announcer ] only subway has a deal this flat-out delicious -- the new $3 flatbread breakfast combo. a toasty 6-inch flatbread breakfast sandwich and a 16-ounce cup of freshly brewed seattle's best coffee. all for just $3. build your better breakfast today. that sprite is made] with artificial preservatives? ♪ so get real. try sierra mist natural. naturally sweetened with real sugar and nothing artificial. for a crisp clean lemon lime taste. deliciously refreshing sierra mist natural. the natural one. for a refreshing twist, add a splash of your favorite fruit juice. go to facebook for delicious drink ideas. within

the center found that borrowers living in zip code areas where more than half of residents represented minority groups, the odds of receiving prepayment penalties were 35% higher than those of similarly-situated borrowers in zip codes where minorities comprised less than 10% of residents. the study controlled, importantly, for key borrower property and loan characteristics such as borrower credit scores to insure that the results were not, repeat not, based on differences in risk factors. now, we move on to the apex of the boom, and the center made another study of 177,000 loans in 2006, and it concluded that the odds of receiving a higher rate, fixed rate purchase loan were 71% greater for african-americans than for whites. african-americans in the sample were 15% more likely to receive a higher rate adjustable rate mortgage than if they had been white. and african-american borrowers were 44% more likely to receive a higher rate on their fixed rate refinance loan than for a similarly-situated white borrower. latino borrowers were similar, receiving a higher fixed rate purchase loans,

please watch my paper money, jon, i'm going to zip line into the info cloud. >> launching a brute forcek on pentagon.gov. >> already on the computer. control alt delete. (laughter) i'm back. >> jon: that was exciting. was that a frisbee taped to your chest. >> no, that was an identity disk that i made from a frisbee. and if you would like the nited steampunk version you can buy it on my etsy site. >> jon: thank you very much, john hodgman, everybody. last night was amazing. was that cinnamon you put in the dessert? yeah. little dash of nutmeg too. wonderful spice... nutmeg is. as spices go, i find nutmeg to be underutilized. mmm, nutmeg. [ female announcer ] k-y brand intense. with just a few drops, this unique, scientifically proven formula increases a woman's sensitivity making her big moment feel even bigger. learn more at intenseeffect.com. within welcome back, my guest the media dix editor for "the new york times" and featured in the documentary film about the times called "page 1" >> i'm going to iraq. >> he's done all these stories on media companies and capitol cases, death row

on friday those yellow clean air stickers will no longer let you zip through traffic with just one person in the car. the dmv is giving out white stickers for low emission cars but those are tougher to get. only electric cars or cars with compressed natural gas or hydrogen fuel cells qualify for those. let's get a monday morning forecast, back to work forecast with christina. >> call it what you want, it's looking good today. high pressure moves in and as it retreats off to the east a little bit, we're going to see a few more clouds. it's majorly in control of what we're going to see today. low 80s, upper 70s in the east bay, gorgeous weather and this morning it's mild out there already we're in the 50s, 55 in fairfield. 50 in santa rosa. 52 if you're headed to san francisco. pretty uniform conditions, you're not going to find a great temperature difference. this is what we're headed for later, the big weather story is rain on the way even for the east bay. i'm going to break that down for you. today, help you plan everything, 79 in santa rosa, 79 in concord, 83 in fairfield. that's about

beginning july 1, cars with those clean air stickers will no longer be able to zip through traffic and car pool lanes with just one person in the car. the dmv is now issuing some white clean air stickers instead of the yellow one for qualifying vehicles. those are a whole lot harder to get. only electric compressed natural gas and hydrogen fuel cell vehicle qualify for the white stickers. >>> gay pride was celebrated across the world and the country today. in new york, the mood was even more festive than the usual this year. with the parade coming just two days after the state legalized same sex marriages. nbc bay area's reporter was in san francisco where a record crowd gathered at the gay pride today here as well. >> reporter: the party started this morning in the embarcadero, then moved to the civic center this afternoon. now it is wrapping up here in the castro after a week of celebrating diversity. >> reporter: with drag queens filling mark street and glitter falling from the sky in san francisco, you could see just about every color of the rainbow in the crowds. >> just the freed

you'll want to find the weather in your neighborhood, find it to your zip code or house by looking athe weather web site on nbcbayarea.com. you see detailed temperature maps, weather videos. our new weather page. it's nice to talk about things besides an inch of rain falling like we had yesterday. >> we can put our addresses in and it will give you the forecast in our back yard? >> it will go right down to the rooftop. >> all right. i'm going to test it out. >> thanks. >>> peace, and reaganomics?love, and reaganomics? the secret life of john lennon revealed. >>> gay and lesbian youth get an >>> california senator dianne feinstein is among 13 democratic senators released a video today encouraging gay and lesbian kids as part of its "it gets better" campaign. >> as a member of the united states senate i'm here to tell you it gets better. >> the video is called "message of hope." from the united states senate. the black and white online video is a montage of senators urging gay and lesbian teens to look for help if they're bullied. it comes just five days after new york legalized same-se

. >>> and an asteroid is zipping by our blue marble this morning.tists insists that it's not on a collision course. it's about 30 feet long and it's expected passed above the earth surface. for some of you your local news is next. >>> for everybody else, we'll be right back with reports of change coming to the jersey shore. with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. along with diet, lipitor has been shown to lower bad cholesterol 39 to 60 perernt. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. [ female announcer ] lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems and women who are nursing, pregnant or may become pregnant. you need simple blood tests to check for liver problems. tell l ur doc

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the latest forecast down by the local areas like by your zip code. you can look it up on nbcbayarea.com, get the video there on line. you need it on a day like today. >> you said possible red flag warning for the weekend. >> possible. >> if you could get strong offshore winds -- >> how is that possible with all the rain that we have? >> it's delayed the start of fire season. buff things -- we can have three or four days of truly hot temperatures and it kind of resets the clock again. >> rob, thank you very much. >> while it is not every day that you get close to a religious leader even on line, up next, the tweet that made a lot of people take notice. >>> ever wonder what life would have been like for princess diana if the deadly crash had never happened in 1997? there's a controversial glimpse that shows an age-projected picture of diana next to kate middleton, the daughter-in-law she never knew. the accompanying article fantasizes about her life, tweeting the dalai lama and owning a loft apartment in new york. the picture is stirring up debate. som

just type in the zip code and get the neighborhood weather. we want to keep you ahead of severe weather by placing our weather alert section front and center. and when that weather hits, you can even turn into a reporter by sending us your pics with just one click. plus we make sure there's always a fresh forecast from the entire team of meteorologists updated ki turaym yong bay area.com you one-stop shop for all your weather needs. >>> this next story's very important if you're looking for a new car. >> which vehicles are considered safest and deadliest by the insurance industry? the answers may surprise you. nbc's tom costello shows us. >> reporter: in all the excitement of buying a new car. >> look at this. >> what do you think? what do you think, guys? >> reporter: the pascule family decide on a toyota sienna. it turns out they're buying one of the safest cars on the road. >> i can, you know, commute to work and pick them up from school and all of that and maybe take it on a long car trip, and i just feel safe in this car. and i think it's

nasa says it will zip by harmlessly about 10:15 a.m. pacific time. 7,500miles over the southern atlantic ocean. astronomers say you will need at least a minimal power telescope to check it out. >>> and jammed in a tight space. who facilitated a great escape this weekend in northern california? >>> and the new tool being used to get students up to speed and the difference already showing up in the classroom. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >>> an oakland school once considered a failure now has a new tool that's turning things around. ktvu's mike mibach shows us what's making a difference. >> reporter: children smiling at school. on this day on this east oakland playground. >> we are scholars. >

antioch had the largest number in the single zip code. 59 .the antioch police didn't subscribe until we them about the list. they know about the list. they don't have enough officer to do so. san jose has the most on their list. they have done little with it. oklahoma land 233 . both of them have lower numbers because they enforce the list. in february san jose people said they used it as a reference tool and now they are preparing to go door to door. >> we'll give that to special operations people and they will go through the list and chip away at it. >> we need to give them dedicated resources to deal with the folkos the list. it is not helping them funded . they're used for the enforcement of the aps list. >> arizona congressman gabreille giffords, who has problems walking and talking and will have to return for 30. whether she will return enough congress is not known. she was shot in the head. six people were killed and 13 others wounded a former porn actress talked about her relationship with anthony weiner. they were contacted and they e

a bear came down from the mountains to take a zip in the backyard pool.laying with the balls in the pool. he did leave, though, when the homeowners tapped on the window. it was after he cooled off. >>> when we come back, can you read this? one of the writers wrote this from behind me. and why your grandchildren might not be able to. coming up. fe with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a non-narcotic treatment that's fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs incl

. >> why is it we're seeing such a trend of companies, zip car, demand media, you have zillow, pandora, that aren't making any money now. so, what's really the attraction there? >> well -- >> is there reason to be concerned? >> people are investing in future cash flow, obviously, right? and i think right now, we're getting back to this attitude that, you know, is it worse to invest in something that loses money or to miss an investment in something that's going to make a lot of money? and i think the logic now is, you know, we don't want to miss the train, which is very different than for the past three years it was we don't want to get on any train. >> and i think you have to believe in pandora. if you believe as an investor -- and i'm not saying you should -- if you believe in pandora, that it will at some point -- and we had tim in that seat once, and he said at some point, it will -- then i suppose it's worth looking into. >> one thing it does have going for it i think right now is the fact that music prices are, in fact, falling, correct? >> yes, and it is being incorporated into

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here is a key, if you are here visiting, get a hoodie or something that zips up.can see the haze across the skyline at the current moment. if you are headed to the game, giants verse the indians. the fog is gradually building in. winds westerly at 15. clear skies. a temperature close to 60 degrees. as the game gets going, the temperatures are going to be dropping with the fog building. you don't want to miss raj mathai out there with full game analysis and our comcast sports update coming up in a few minutes. 61 in san francisco. 65 in san mateo. near 80 inland. very warm if you are at the alameda county fair today. it was a nice day for you. certainly drinking a lot of water. a mix of 70s and 80s with the fog coming back. really, it's not going to switch for saturday and sunday with the on shore flow. temperatures staying here in the 80s. let's get a look at the fog pattern. the marine layer is going to build up to 2,000 feet. tomorrow morning, most spots will have low cloud cover and fog. as we head throughout 11:00 a.m. and noon, the fog pushes back. there's yo

it will zip by harmlessly. 7,500miles over the southern atlantic ocean. it will be large enough so that a telescope can spot it for you. >>> a lot of activities going on throughout the bay area. let's go tochief meteorologist bill martin to get the latest. >> here's what we're going to do. as we go outside right going to show you where the fog is and where it is not. there was fog across the cost most of the day. and you can see a little bit left out here in monterey bay. my friends out in pacifica and san rafael and the avenues you have a nice day going right now. plenty of sunshine. 64degrees right now in san francisco. that's the airport. 65 at the oakland airport. the forecast tonight is for that fog to reform. it's a fragile bank of fog. so it doesn't take much to disrupt it. it got disrupted yesterday, went away. i suspect it'll be the same story again tomorrow. there'll be a good push of fog tonight and tomorrow. temperatures are going to stay on the mild side. we had a major major cool down a couple of days ago. temperatures have really come down.

. >>> coming up, why blockbuster pop singer adele is under orders to zip it. shut up or else. >> she could have had it all. >>> why veteran movie critic roger ebert may think again before he tweets. stay tuned for "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> yes, it is time for "the skinny." yesterday we talked about "jackass" star ryan dunn. >> very sad. >> killed in this fiery crash in pennsylvania. the autopsy results have already been released. not surprisingly he died of blunt force trauma or fire. his body was severely burned. they could only identify him through his tattoos. and the other passenger in the car is the gentleman on the right there, zachary hartwell. he also died. so a horrible story here. but unfortunately, not everyone was as sensitive as you might have thought they would be. >> that's right. by the way, toxicology results if you're wondering if that tweeted photo is going to have something to do with it, we'll find the results of that. that's going to be four to six weeks. we'll find out if alcohol did play a factor. you're mentioning roger eber

zip gal's ipo could be linked in. >>> you want to see something spectacular. look at this a lightning storm right in the middle of a volcanic eruption. the impact on both remember dents and vacationers. >>> california's law about violent video games could change the industry. >>> good morning, westbound highway four traffic looks pretty good. we will tell you more about the east bay and south bay commutes. ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>> good morning, mostly cloudy skies. temperatures are in the 50s right now. most of the rain is about done. there could still be a couple you know little rogue showers left today. temperatures and partly sunny skies in the 60s and low 70s. >>> take a look at this. a spectacular si

this happened early zipped morning just south of wilson bridge drive. police say a yukon suv rear ended a mazda sending it crashing into a creigh. the driver of the car, 5 #-year- old eugene johnson and a passenger -- 53-year-old eugene johnson and a passenger were killed. >>> in montgomery county, search crews ill will be back out at tridelphia reservoir looking for the body of a man believed to have drowned there friday. vehicle ours say 21-year-old bruce yanson and two others were victimming in the reservoir when he went under. wssc reminds the public that swimming is not permitted in any of the reservoirs. >>> coming up, sarah palin explains her take on american history. who was paul revere really alerting when he screamed those famous words, the british are coming. >> up next, she defends her version of hit that many others see as flawed. >>> a why would and frightening ride if a group children in an inflatable bounce house -- a wild and frightening ride for a group of children in an inflatable bounce house. >>> an afternoon of fun in the sun turne

all you have to do is put in your zip code. that's what you would do in this area here.se, i could just speed things up a little bit and put in what area i live in. in this case, northern maryland. so the forecast there. you can see the forecast for tomorrow, 98 degrees with a partly sunny sky. and a lot of information. you scroll down a little bit further and there's a whole bunch of maps to choose from. you are thinking temperatures. satellite data. along with an interactive radar. if you are sitting on your desktop, you can get that interactive radar. coming up during the 5:00 newscast, doug kammerer will have more on the interactive radar and some other cool features on nbcwashington.com, our new weather page. >> cool is a good word. it's almost customized forecast. >> exactly. >> for your neighborhood. your neck of the woods. thanks, veronica. >>> coming up next, for some children, girl scout cookies are a recipe for disaster. they can't eat the sweet treats they sell. we're going to hear about one scout mom's effort to remake america's favorite cookies. >>> plus, a

but after july 1, owners of hybrid cars that have the yellow hov stickers will no longer be able to zip through carpool lanes unless they actually carpool. according to the dmv the perk will go away because the hybrid no longer fits the program there. i wonder how many hybrids we have in the bay area. >> 47. no. more than that. a lot. there are a lot. we're looking at hybrids and regular cars which clog up this portion of antioch where we're looking at 63. for the last couple of days we've seen pretty smooth drive over to hill crest to leverage. in the eastbound direction for 4, and northbound for 242, only a lane blocked. the orange circle around the 56 is registering around willow pass road east, that is a portion, bay point, pittsburg area, a lot of slowing and specifically for the last two days it has been slow where it has not been a problem into antioch. we'll watch that shift. it looks like it's in place for th short-term. benicia and the carquinez bridge, heading out of the area through the bridges you might have slowing north of there vacaville and fairfield as folks head to th

it zips along at 186 miles per hour.speed of the fastest train in the united states. i got to tell you, if we can see that shot out the front again, i would have thought 186 miles per hour would look faster. this looks less like a bullet, a little bit more like a beebe. but it's early. doesn't that -- it looks fast, it doesn't look like 186 miles per hour. it's great for china. the train is going to get travelers from beijing to shanghai in fewer than five hours, they serve chicken sandwiches from kfc on board. kfc? if that's not a reason to take the bullet train, what is. >>> imagine this, if you can, more than $1 billion sitting in a vault apparently because nobody wants it. nobody wants $1 billion, i'll tell you why on the other side. if you got paid on friday, congratulations, you survived. i'm going to tell you why payday can be hazardous to your health. 26 minutes after the hour. happy tuesday to you. [ doctor ] here's some health information for people over 50. maybe you don't think you're at risk for heart attack