she's going to valley daniel webster. she may be new to politics, but she has an impressive history of public service as orlando's top cop. she reduced crime by 40%. val demings, thank you for joining me inside "the war room." >> thank you for having me here. it's an honor. >> jennifer: it's an honor to have you on. let's talk about the race, incumbents usually have a huge advantage over their challengers. and your district leans a little republican. so why do you think you actually have a shot? >> well, i do believe that i have a shot because washington is broken. dan webster has been a part of that problem. as you know this is the worst congress that we have seen in this generation, and it's really about sending people to washington who are committed to solving problems. i have spent 27 years at the orlando police department getting out in the community talking to people about real issues and bringing common sense-solutions to problems. we certainly haven't seen that in congress. we haven't seen it out of dan webster. >

the sec because judge webster believes it is so difficult -- was that because judge webster believes it is so difficult to investigate your own people? you make a pretty good thing point, to be honest, but they make the same point that you have made. >> sir -- >> is there a blend? or is -- because it would be very difficult for somebody of a certain group to then investigate the people in the group. we all know each other and then have to have an objective person come from outside. could you elaborate a little more? >> i think you have hit the point very well. it is the one area where we are still wrestling with it. if you go back to the san diego lead, they consulted with their department of defense people for guidance on records checks, on how to get the records back in a timely fashion, and then subsequently assigned to dod personnel in the washington field office. the webster commission felt there is a potential for bias from those investigating within their own organization. our argument is those people are by nature people who are investigators. if you look at the composition,

in oakland >> have you heard if the webster street to be as close? >> i believe that if you go to the next three and turned right you might be able to get into it but this thoroughfare right here is usually the way people take to get into it. you have to go around. it will be kind of tricky. >> seventh and webster the scene of the shooting with a police investigation going on right now. several different hot spots. it is a major freeway hub for the east bay commute and a traffic alert is in effect on northbound 238 by hesperian boulevard. it is a serious injury crash. a big rig is involved in the crash and a driver is actually in a car stuck underneath the big rig. it does not look good and an ambulance is on the scene and we're really seeing some good size delay across the stretch. earlier there were reports of that big rig leaking fuel. expect some delays on westbound 580 through the castro valley by. we already see some speed under 25 mi. per hour. >> in pittsburgh, nine family members including two children after their vehicle overturned overnigh

. >> reporter: we're here on the corner of 7th and webster. we have just received word from police this is a fatal shooting. joining me live from opd is lieutenant kevin wiley >> 4:40 this morning officers responded to calls of a gun shot. upon arrival they found one individual that was diseased. it was a home invasion robbery. at this point we're trying to determine what took police inside the house. information is sketchy at this time sglchlt what about the suspect? any description? i notice you have a perimeter here and condensed it a little bit >> we're still trying to sort out who is who to figure out who the aggressor was. we're waiting for a homicide team to respond to evaluate >> do you have anyone in custody? >> we have one person detained but information still needs to be verified >> perhaps the person who was shot was the intruder? >> possibly, yes >> what do people need to know? is the entrance to the tube blocked off? >> we're still conducting a canvas to evaluate that >> so you are going to be here for some time? any idea for how

the webster commission report was issued publicly on july 19th. the report includes extensive factual findings on the fbi counterterrorism authority program assistance as well as specific fbi investigation of anwar al-awlaki in the assessment of nidal malik hasan. this analyzes the bureau's actions engaging recommendations for policy, procedural and other actions which after reading the report i am concerned there were warning signs and a more aggressive investigation there's a chance that this incident could have been prevented and further concern the reason for less aggressive investigation may have been political sensitivities in washington funeral office and may be in the fbi investigating guidelines. active duty member of the military communicating with a recruiter should have been taken more seriously than it was. the report shows the san diego field office believe that the time that the unusual reaction to how it was handled by the washington funeral so they believed at that time. the commission found the decision not to interview hasan was

the sec because judge webster believes it is so difficult -- was that because judge webster believes it is so difficult to investigate your own people? you make a pretty good thing point, to be honest but they make the same point that you have made. >> sir -- >> is there a blend? or is -- because it would be very difficult for somebody of a certain group to then investigate the people in the group. we all know each other and then have to have an objective person come from outside. could you elaborate a little more? >> i think you have hit the point very well. it is the one area where we are still wrestling with it. if you go back to the san diego lead, they consulted with their department of defense people for guidance on records checks, on how to get the records back in a timely fashion, and then subsequently assigned to dod personnel in the washington field office. the webster commission felt there is a potential for bias from those investigating within their own organization. our argument is those people are by nature people who are investigators. if you look at the composition wh

and then you get on to gathery or webster where they widened -- geary or webster where they widened it and it takes the pleasantness out of the neighborhood. i think that's going to be difficult. but if there is a way to somehow break blocks up a little bit, and create mid block crossings and more finite parts of the neighborhoods, it will make it a lot more pleasant. so those are my main things. and maybe we can take glues from other older cities to see what they have done in areas that are being redeveloped. >> thank you. commissioner chase. >> very briefly. because i know time is short. i want to thank director wolfram for bringing up the issue about large lots. because i think it has to do with the whole nature of how historically the city has had those in certain areas of south of market. and how do we capitalize on that? how do we allow that to become a form generator that helps offset in some ways the pressure of areas of some of these alleys that have a much finer grain, smaller lot size potentially, residential in nature. they may not remain residential. but to be able to help

take a look at the scene right now sat corner of webster and 7th avenue here in chinatown. what you can see right there is the building across from us cordoned off with yellow police tape. police tell us that is where this fatal home invasion robbery happened. they tell us that one person was shot, we don't know if that was someone that might have been inside the home or perhaps one of the suspects police are not telling us. you can see a large number of police officers right outside that building, with the investigation they say this could take hours. the real question, as far as what happened? police are not commenting on that right now. they do say this investigation is definitely far from over. >> about 4:40 this morning officers responded to gunshots coming from a residence, 300 block of 7th street they found one individual deceased. they detained another person in the house appears to be the home other than. we are still evaluating what took place. there might be outstanding suspects, we are still in the early stages of this investigation. >> reporter: again, a manhun

particularly of a hot importance that judge webster gave it. so if you could assess possible have them contact the committee i would appreciate. the report highlights the fact that staff members at san diego and washington field office were unaware that keep data systems or were not trained on how to use them. have steps been taken to correct this totally? >> yes, sir. and were taken immediately afterwards. >> and training and data is mandatory as commissioner recommends? >> that's correct us are spent at all task force officers will compete the train with and how made a? >> right now is within 90 days. >> was the recommendation 90 days or 60 days of? >> i think it was 60 days, sir, but just with the number of people worry our pretty through quantico, we are at about 90. >> okay. i want to ask this last question here before i go back to mr. fattah in any other members, and i think mr. fattah made a very good point. the purpose of hearing is too early to find out what happened so that it never happens again. and i would like to have the opportun

it is 6:00 and we want to first go to traffic with police activity causing some trouble near the webster to. a very busy monday. >> we're following a serious injury crashed in san leandro but as you mentioned, there is a shooting happening around seventh street and webster in oakland and patrick is live on the scene with the very latest. >> right now i'm on the corner of seventh and webster and the street is blocked off. they informed me that there is a gunman on the loose and they don't know where he is but they do know that he is armed. this road usually will take you right to the tube. it is blocked and it will cause a major disruption for traffic. a shooter with a gun, i cannot confirm that someone has been shot but someone has a gun on the loose blocking

and then you get on to gathery or webster where they widened -- geary or webster where they widened it and it takes the pleasantness out of the neighborhood. i think that's going to be difficult. but if there is a way to somehow break blocks up a little bit, and create mid block crossings and more finite parts of the neighborhoods, it will make it a lot more pleasant. so those are my main things. and maybe we can take glues from other older cities to see what they have done in areas that are being redeveloped. >> thank you. commissioner chase. >> very briefly. because i know time is short. i want to thank director wolfram for bringing up the issue about large lots. because i think it has to do with the whole nature of how historically the city has had those in certain areas of south of market. and how do we capitalize on that? how do we allow that to become a form generator that helps offset in some ways the pressure of areas of

. >> still ahead, the new words in the webster dictionary one is a cleaner version of one of the foulest swear words people can say. >> 35 students tore through the target store in san bruno. i'm sergio quintana with that story, coming up. >>> the results of a new test that is now questioning the safety of luxury cars. or >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a special back-to-school shopping trip for students thanks to the salvation army and target. sergio quintana has the story. >> reporter: for josephine this is a last minute shopping trip to make sure she is ready for school. >> glue sticks, paper, backpack. regular stuff. >> reporter: when does school start? >> tomorrow. >> reporter: for her big sister this is the last dave what she says was a long summer. are you looking forward to school starting? >> yes. >> reporter: what happened to summer? >> it was boring. >> reporter: for her dad joseph, this shopping spree courtesy of the salvation army and target is welcome relief to what might have been a tough beginning to the school year. >> i need help this year

the webster tube you cannot get to that tube. this street is blocked. so you can't get across there. most of the traffic is coming on the tube coming over. so it will not affect the commute direction. however, if you are trying to get to alameda, you need to go to 880 south. this area is right now somewhat empty but very busy throughout the day and again, heree comes this car trying to figure out how to get to alameda. this looks like a police vehicle. that is indeed a police vehicle. i think he can get through. stay away from the area. >>> let's go to another developing situation. injury accident 238 at 580. it's a truck crash right here. one of the cars is badly damaged. if you are trying to get on to 880 northbound you will be delayed. stay on 580 and get to oakland that way for the time being. at the bay bridge toll plaza, more of a crowd. usually turn the lights on about 6:15. but there is already a little bit of a crowd here. 5:48 let's go to steve >> bigger fog bank for some today. everyone else says cloudy. doesn't mean it's cloudy where you are

a statement praised the webster report. they also stated that we are concerned that the report fails to address the specific cause for the fourth attack, which is violent islamic extremists and. do you believe it was specific or was it because of the court had a tax? >> i cannot say specifically. >> do you believe it played any role at all? >> he is getting ready to go to trial. i cannot comment on what was in his mind when he made that determination. clearly al-awlaki was well known within the community. he was a propagandist at that point. we know from some of the e-mails hasan saw him as a leader and an activist, but i cannot get into his head. >> have there been specific changes in the way the fbi approaches and responds to islam is extremists based on the lessons learned from fort hood? >> there been a number of changes made, starting with radicalization. this comes from the senate committee report. we have added classes on radicalization so at the earliest stages, our agents are looking for and no -- it is then all of

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and one in particular might make noria webster blush. f-bomb makes it into the digsary today. -- dictionary today. they traced it back to 1988 and a news day story gary carter talked about how he had given them up a long time ago with other profanities.other words make the grade, sexting energy drink and e-reader and game changer and life coach. >> wait a second. i am not going to do this. no. >> moving along. five things to know before you head out the door this morning. new numbers being released today about the drunk driving incidents nationwide and today is also the kick off of the drive sober campaign. about 10,000 police departments are taking part in the event. >> aretha franklin is inducted near the gospel paul of -- hall of fame joining five others in tennessee at a ceremony. her 1972 album amaying grace is one of the best selling gospel albums of all time. >>> chris christie is the keynote speaker at the republican national convention that starts on august 27th and it's where mitt romney will officially receive the go a p presi

webster street was chosed for an hour today. nobody was hurt. >>> another report and another black eye for the oakland police department as rita williams reports a new audit finds they squaderred $2 million on new technology. >> this newest report slams the oakland police department for squandering almost $2 million on never-used or under-used technology. >> we did not set out to squander $2 million. if you look at what happened this is $2 million over a period of time. >> we have $2 million that have gone down the drain. >> the city auditor says she started the audit more than a year ago. she says she found 4 out of 12 systems the department paid for or never used. one more under used. the under used half million technology was so-called shot spotter system. the deal, five years ago, had one person at one computer monitoring the shots sot department paid more to upgrade the system and now each police car has its own monitor. >> how do you explain that to the citizen? >> these cameras each officer now wears on his chest started

three intruders forced their way into the house on seventh street and webster. two others ran off and they are described as asian. they are not sure if they are armed or not. there were documents inside the home showing that marijuana was grown for medicinal purposes. >> there were certain legal documents and we want to confirm those as well. because you have paper work, doesn't mean it is legitimate. >> reporter: police called an interpreter. no word if charges will be filed in the case. they want to find out if there is a relationship between the caretaker and the intruders. they found the gun and a gun amonged to one of the suspects. one dog was killed in the gunfire and another dog survived. this is not the first time someone tried to break into the home. paul chambers will have more on that. i am tara moriarty. >>> they search for answers in connection to the shooting spree at a wisconsin shikh temple. more on the alleged shooter and second person wanted for questioning. >> one person is dead after an early morning crash involving a sedan and two big rigs.

talking about webster's earlier. aha moment. it reminds me, a norwegian group called a-ha in the '80s. >> do you think they should get credit for that? >> i don't know. people, if you remember aha, they had a couple of big hits. >> if that was an aha moment of yours, let us know. that will do it for us. "squawk box" up next. countdown to the action in the u.s. and retail sales as well. thank you for watching today's program. we'll do it all again tomorrow. [ male announcer ] the perfect photo... [ man ] nice! [ male announcer ] isn't always the one you plan to take. whoa, check it out. hey baby goat... no that's not yours... [ hikers whispering ] ...that's not yours. [ goat bleats ] na, na, na -- no! [ male announcer ] now you can take a photo right from video, so you'll never miss the perfect shot. [ hikers laughing, commenting ] at&t introduces the htc one x. now $99.99. rethink possible. >>> good morning. today's top stories, groupon reports a profit, but shares tumble on a revenue miss. the government releasing data on retai

>>> when we come back on a tuesday morning, a looit look at the latest words to make it into mariam webster's dictionary. you'll be surprised. >>> and toy story. a shoplifting operation involving millions of dollars in stolen toys. you will not believe how they did this. [ mother bear ] you're not using too much are you, hon? [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. it's made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can use four times less. charmin ultra soft. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in d.c., heavy thunderstorms, 89. thunderstorms as well in atlanta, 88. mostly sunny skies in st. louis, 88 degrees. afternoon thunderstorms in denver, 91. and partly sunny skies in seattle, 79 degrees. >>> top stories now on a tuesday morning. the candidates for president continue their swing state campaign push today where both candidates are touting their economic plans. president obama continues his visit to iowa. mitt romney is in. on had. . and three people were killed in a shoot-

and like, my first -- you know, i broke in with, like, "webster." i didn't know if you remember show "webster." >> jimmy: of course, emmanuel lewis. that's my man. >> if not, maybe "who's the boss." >> jimmy: ah. eh, oh. oh, eh. i mean, yeah, of course. >> exactly. >> jimmy: angela, samantha, mona, jonathan. i loved "who's the boss," yeah. >> exactly. >> jimmy: angela. samantha. mona. that's what he gets for the yelling. >> very good. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you. >> yes, "alf." i mean, the list goes on. >> jimmy:"alf." >> really it's -- television that i did. >> of course, i loved "alf." but i think your most memorable is, of course, "true beverly hills." >> oh, wow, wow. >> jimmy: there you go, right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: cute there. shelley long. >> i'm really serious. i'm really -- >> jimmy: that was very serious. you're going for the academy award for this one. >> yeah, i really am. i am. and, actually, that was the only time i ever lied about my age. i was 16 and said i was 14 to get the job. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yea

. >>> when we come back on a tuesday morning, a look at the latest words to make it into merriam-webster's dictionary. you'll be surprised. >>> and toy story. a shoplifting operation involving millions of dollars in stolen toys. you will not believe how they did this. in stolen toys. you will not believe how they did this. [ mother bear ] you're not using too much are you, hon? [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. it's made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can use four times less. charmin ultra soft. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in d.c., heavy thunderstorms, 89. thunderstorms as well in atlanta, 88. mostly sunny skies in st. louis, 88 degrees. afternoon thunderstorms in denver, 91. and partly sunny skies in seattle, 79 degrees. >>> top stories now on a tuesday morning. the candidates for president continue their swing state campaign push today where both candidates are touting their economic plans. president obama continues his visit to iowa. mitt romney i

not able to fulfil the community >>> petraeus kids and preschool on the campus at the underperforming webster elementary and send children to neighborhood schools. now she has become a victim of our a unsuccess. that was extremely frustrating after working at the school for five years, >>> what about the district's contention parents have to go through all this for diversity? i the most 16 requested schools only one succeeds the percentage >>> bus service compounds the problem. in the mission or downtown school buses don't come to petraeus or other parts of the city because of budget cuts the school district >>> elizabeth cook cbs 5 >>> under fire many republicans are turning on their own. a growing fed from calfed foods the popular item >>> ,, senate talked about legitimate rape says is not dropping from the race calls are growing louder. even senate republicans now are with strong support from his campaign >>> comments: and salting and just plain wrong with reaction from republicans. this suggestion that women can spontaneously prevent conception created a public- relations earthquake. by t

not able to fulfil the community >>> petraeus kids and preschool on the campus at the underperforming webster elementary and send children to neighborhood schools. now she has become a victim of our a unsuccess. that was extremely frustrating after working at the school for five years, >>> what about the district's contention parents have to go through all this for diversity? i the most 16 requested schools only one succeeds the percentage >>> bus service compounds the problem. in the mission or downtown school buses don't come to petraeus or other parts of the city because of budget cuts the school district >>> elizabeth cook cbs 5 >>> under fire many republicans are turning on their own. a growing fed from calfed foods the popular item >>>,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, senate talked about legitimate rape says is not dropping from the race calls are growing louder. even senate republicans now are with strong support from his campaign >>> comments: and salting and just plain wrong with reaction from republicans. this suggestion that women can spontaneously prevent conception created a public- relations ear

. >> this is daniel webster who turned down the vice presidenty because i don't propose to be buried until i'm dead. i thought that was a great line about sometimes who the vice president is, and as the vice president, the vice president position is now a lot more important than -- . >> all right. mark plotkin. i love to hear your quips and says. >> yeah. >> thank you for your insight tonight. >> thank you. >>> the news edge in maryland. part of a two-week crime initiative to transform neighborhoods. specialized patrol officers and detectives will saturate the sixth most crime-ridden areas of the county. the main focus, getting as many guns as possible off of the street. that is the bottom line. >> the timing couldn't be better. hours before the officers deployed, there was another deadly shooting in the county. >>> and cooler temperatures could be on the way. tucker? >> you got it, maureen. overnight, expecting temperatures to be the coolest in the month. upper 50s and some 60s out there by tomorrow morning and some leftover showers as well. looking at those on the radar after the b

. >>> the websters dictionary just got a little thicker, they are playing on new words and as well as the new room in the house some say they just have to have. >>> and they are addressing up for a political site, why he is pushing for a recount on a smokey proposition. . >>> napa state hospital is taking steps to increase worker safety but many employees don't like the idea. many will be given personal security alarms to wear on land yards around their next. they can pull the alarms to send a signal but workers say it can be used to choke them. they have been beefing up security since a napa person was strangingelled -- worker was strangled by a patient two years ago. >>> they are heading to governor jerry brown this morning. now the bill was created in response to bart's decision to cut wireless service in san francisco to stop some planned protests. last night protesters marched to the bart headquarters in response to last year's shut down. >>> the $1 cigarette tax prop 29, one san francisco doctor is challenging the outcome. he appeared in the ad to support them and paid for a par

the job fair is in the building at 4 on campus on atlantic avenue on webster street in alameda. the link it bond between a high rate of breast cancer and vitamin d. >>> i would pick a darker washed >>> a high-tech dressing room that's against your body and tells you what to buy. first, the fast-food palin caug,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> move over ham burglar. surveillance shows a man breaking into the mcdonald's and try to ripped it the register off of the counter. he is caught the next state-run to attempt the same crime and is now facing several charges. authorities are keeping tight lip it on his medical condition. these scientists was blown to new zealand. an american it played was not available for the mission so the australians flew him out. let's get a check with weather. >>> it is smoking hopped around the bay area. we got close to the triple digits with some nineties inland in some spots. right now we have some '50s and '60s and a couple patches of fog. most of that will be gone as we head into the afternoon. you will see '70s and '80s are around the bay area. with plenty of sun

it led to the explosion and webster street was shut down for about an hour. hopefully there are no big problems this morning. >>> we heard that earlier crash on 24 was cleared. we are on decent shape. let's go out to the freeway and looks good on mcarthur maze. and east bay plaza that traffic looks good coming into san francisco. and if you are drive only northbound 280, traffic looks nice going to highway 17. >>> tonight, there is no exception, a big cooling trend starts tomorrow and if you want cooler weather go west, if you want hotter go east. i don't think it will matter, you will see 90s. it didn't matter yesterday. high pressure is giving us one more day, up every 50s for many, sonoma airport is at 50. eventually they will all come together and they will set the stage for a cooler weekend. upper 90s to near 100 degrees and mid-to-upper 80s and closer towards the bay. only santa cruz eeking out some 70s. it takes us to the weekend and we will keep it there for a couple of days. >> pamela? >>> they are helping livestock farmers and under the plan they co

education continued with a master's degree in early childhood literature, and programming in 1975 from webster university. patricia has a successful career as a teacher and children's book editor. she changed careers to become a full time writer of children and young adult books. her goal is to create books for and about african-americans. i write because there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present

witnesses say flames shot several feet into the air through a manhole between 19th and 20th on webster street. pg and e says an underground cable failed just after 5:00 p.m. a backup transformer is now carrying the power. webster street was closed for about an hour. >>> san francisco police are blaming two ganging for a recent uptick in violence. the gangs are not targeting their rivals. >> reporter: every day this summer, more than 100 children come to the boys and girling club camp in visitation valley park. the counselors are being extra cautious. >> we don't utilize our large field as much. we do keep the kids a lot closer than we would normally keep them. >> reporter: counselors fear the children accept the violence as part of their landscape. >> it's our role to make sure that kids understand this is not okay. >> reporter: the most recent shootings happened on san bruno avenue in this neighborhood not far from visitation valley. two members of the same family were shot. a 26-year-old was killed, his uncle was in critical condition. police are still looking into whether the shooti

the webster commission felt that there is a potential for bias from those investigating within their own organization. our argument is those people are by nature people who investigate in their own organization. they are investigators. so if you look at the jttf and the composition whether it's defense criminal investigative service or ncis or army osi or army cid, that's what they do, and they're good at it, and they are value added to the task force. so we think there needs to be a blend with maybe some more oversight from an fbi supervisor on those investigations. but we still believe they are the best people to navigate through the nuances of dod, for instance. .. want a career. that can be tough you want to nail down because that is the top person in the organization says that, so i think sometimes the judge. i've talked to others and they have all said pretty much what you said that there has to be some mechanism to catch it in case we have that problem. >> yes, sir. >> the f 130 budget increase didn't include the national security program. within the national security portfoli

education continued with a master's degree in early childhood literature, and programming in 1975 from webster university. patricia has a successful career as a teacher and children's book editor. she changed careers to become a full time writer of children and young adult books. her goal is to create books for and about african-americans. i write because there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was n

webster is adding a few new words to it's dictionnry...and one of them.. will probably have you scratching your head. head.thee are "f-bomb"... "sexting"... "energy drink"... pnd "life coach."dictionary editors say they traced "f- bomb" ack to 1988... in a "newsday" tory that had mmts catcher, gary carter talking profanities. the sunshine... will be gone forrawhile. awhile.meteorologist steve fertig tells us.. .when we can expect to see thunderstorms... and how long they will last... next in your skywatch weather ffrecast. forecast. ((break 1)) some places i go really aggravate my allergies. so i get claritin clear. this is all bayberry. bayberry pollen. very allergenic. non-drowsy claritin relieves my worst symptoms only claritin is proven to keep me as alert and focused as someone without allergies. live claritin clear. why don't we play a game of hide and seek? right now? yeah go hide. one, two... [ son ] come and find me! three! [ male announcer ] bite-sized chicken's grown up. new kfc bites. freshly hand-breaded in the colonel's original recipe. try 1

education continued with a master's degree in early childhood literature, and programming in 1975 from webster university. patricia has a successful career as a teacher and children's book editor. she changed careers to become a full time writer of children and young adult books. her goal is to create books for and about african-americans. i write because there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little

we have seen webster's dictionary. i'll tell you the definition of incompetence is lacking the qualities needed for effective action. unable to function properly. there are -- they are synonyms. incapable. inept. unqualified. in able. we have a department that has demonstrated that to perfection. 700 citations appeared we have a department that has not done an investigation on that. that is the very definition according to webster. we have tried. we brought the ceo in here. of interior. they have not answered that question. they are now, there is no personal responsibility. i am amazed that that is not a smoking gun for this body. i find that -- i agree. i agree with the ranking member. i am amazed they are not concerned. at no point in time when the secretary of interior was here, not one single question from the -- looking into that issue. it undermines the validity and the purpose of trying to understand. like going to the bottom of the ocean. we have tried to. unfortunately, we are not catching anything there. i fi

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oakland police looking for a suspect in a deadly shooting near seventh and webster streets. police found one person in the home dead and detained another person at the scene. they're now trying to figure out if the dead person was an intruder. the fire remains under investigation after having damaged and amoco on a repair center. investigators say the fire appears to be accidental. traffic and the,,,,,,,, >> we still see huge backups through the east bay for westbound 580 and all the way to san leandro because of a fatal accident involving a big rig. there in the process of reopening lands on northbound 238 at hesperian boulevard but you will still want to avoid the area for a while. that is traffic, here is the weather >> low clouds and fog around the bay area to start off the day. clouds will start to break up but they will stick right here along the beaches. numbers running in the fifties right now. clouds are starting to break in some of the valleys. expect 80s and 90s inland. '60s and '70s around the bay with,,,,,,,, >>> it is 8:00. welcome back to "cbs ts >>> it is 8:0

-- in print in the webster's dictionary today they traced the word back to 1988. the deceased mets catcher gary carter talked about how he had given up f-bomb" others sexing -- sexting, energy drink and life coach. >>> i like how our language evolves. >> getting much more special. >> energy drink might be good today especially inland and exercising. >> you want it this morning, later in the afternoon you may not when it is 100° outside. good morning. we are hooking at 5:18 in the crosshairs now clouds hanging over san francisco. so far, they haven't made much of a push east and probably won't we'll keep an eye on airports for you. live doppler we have a little mist along the coast visibility down to a mile everybody else is clear and dry this morning. good commute at least weather-wise. temperatures down to 78 in antioch, we dropped four degrees we are not 82 any more everybody else in the 50s and 60s monterey bay mid 50s to near 60 in watsonville. today almost the same as yesterday. fremont two degrees warmer, oakland one degree warmer, same in san francisco, 66

witnesses say flames shot several feet into the air through a manhole between 19th and 20th on webster street. pg and e says an underground cable failed just after 5:00 p.m. a backup transformer is now carrying the power. webster street was closed for about an hour. >>> san francisco police are blaming two ganging for a recent uptick in violence. the gangs are not targeting their rivals. >> reporter: every day this summer, more than 100 children come to the boys and girling club camp in visitation valley park. the counselors are being extra cautious. >> we don't utilize our large field as much. we do keep the kids a lot closer than we would normally keep them. >> reporter: counselors fear the children accept the violence as part of their landscape. >> it's our role to make sure that kids understand this is not okay. >> reporter: the most recent shootings happened on san bruno avenue in this neighborhood not far from visitation valley. two members of the same family were shot. a 26-year-old was killed, his uncle was in critical condition. police are still looking into whether the shooti

ashley webster watching the big decline in europe. after comments of the meeting coming up in trees, watching spain, watching italy. you need a chalkboard. >> exes and those all over the place with arrows. yesterday they really dampened the report that the european central bank would consider putting caps on the bond yield of the struggling countries. a british newspaper said in fact that is one of the options of the ecb considering but regardless of that, definite feeling the ecb when they meet on september 6 will take action. there's a lot of interesting side stories. finland foreign minister saying in a radio interview there are whispers in the hallways of the euro zone splitting up. the prime minister being backtracking all day, but it speaks to something out there that we already know. missing the report over the weekend saying the cap on the limit of the bond yield. this was a separate issue. lawmakers have a habit of putting their foot in a little bit but that has mixed things up a little bit. we have seen the yield on the span

they've been great about doing it. >> ty. >> you know miriam webster, the dictionary people, they have new words they're adding to the big book this year. ear worm, a song you can't get out of your head. think carly ray jetson, call me maybe. "f" bomb, i don't think we need to explain that one, do we? game changer, gas, means exhausted. gast gastropub, a bar that serves good food. man cave, think of my basement. matchup, two or more things combined. sexting, no explanation needed. and from our world, cloud computing. systemic risk, the risk the failure of a financial institution could causer instituti institutions to fail. and underwater, when your mortgage loan is worth more than your property is. >> we hope most of you don't ever have to use that word, "underwater." >>> we will analyze the analysts next and groupon. five more movers for today's trading session. with ge unchanged, the biggest mover on that board is b of a. [ male announcer ] when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash with the employees. [ duck yel