acoc and its mission to support the america's cup event. we see these as very much mutually supporting. so, what we were trying to do is find things that were sort of in that sweet spot, both in terms of useful for the event, but also having sort of benefits of the harbor fund going forward. so, from the top of this you'll see pier 29 substructure end wall i have propertivs have been completed, some in the future, all of which we'll be able to use funds here to benefit the harbor fund to allow that to happen without using as many resources from the port's own funds. the next two items are operational costs of the event on port property, wastewater facilities, the port a potties holding tank on the waterfront as well as utility costs of the venues. the next item, consultant fees and toll reports, this was a cost incurred as we were developing the process -- the project during the early phases of environmental review. port tenant relocation costs, there have been a couple of businesses relocated from the port venues so these costs have been i

tim jeffrey with the america's cup. and again if the wind and weather conditions cooperate, that final race happens at the earliest 1:15 this afternoon out on the san francisco bay. live this morning in san francisco alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> oracle ceo larry ellison's love for sailing has taken some of his attention from this week's oracle convention. the billionaire high-tech tycoon skipped the keynote speech at the convention yesterday because that is where he was. at those races. some people attending open world say part of the reason they pay the thousands of dollars in registration fees and travel expenses was to hear from ellison. about 60,000 people are attending that convention which does end tomorrow. some think if oracle wins the cup ellison could come back and show them all the trophy to try to make amends. at ktvu.com you will find continuing coverage of the america's cup. all you have to do is look for the images tab which is right on our front page. >>> time 16:38. san francisco police released

kpix5 is at the america's cup in san francisco. marx -- mark we are hearing about an impressive turn out. >> reporter: fans tell me recent he in the past week they feel that attend apse has gone up. that means more people here, more cars here. and of course a lot more energy. >> america's cup fans swarm under the embarcadero. she is in from new zealand. faithfully watching the races all week. says this weekend, very different than last. >> huge change. absolutely. >> but the difference is not on the water it is the fans in the stands. >> 700,000 the past two weekends. it took time for interest in the america's cup to kick into high gear. some say weeks. fans are soaking it all in. >> everyone is getting in behind it. wonderful atmosphere here. we are having a time of our lives. >> it is an exciting thing. i decided to come out and check it out. >> reporter: many fans need a place to park. that is great for these guys. their parking lots of packing and still growing. in fact, they are so bizy it is hard tow get a quick interview wit

. >> the weather conditions could be affecting the boats in america's cup racing getting ready to get back out on the water. we'll be there taking a look with a live report from the bay coming up. >> look at this. traffic stacking up into downtown oakland, another problem getting out of the city. we'll show you what's going on. >> awaiting the sun's arrival. taking a live look outside over the south bay, san jose, it's thursday, september 12th, this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. we start with the story you'll see only here on nbc bay area, the man held for sunday's deadly shooting on the south campus of san jose state scheduled to be in court today. this marks his first court appearance coming as they investigate claims that the homicide could be a case of vigilante justice. marla tellez joining us with more on those exclusive details. good morning. >> good morning. the 62-year-old suspect is in jail now held without bail but i want to point out he has yet to be form

. >> the two factors allowing the america's cup to stay in the bay. at least one more day. >> and how an upscale retailer is shaming shoppers who want to return clothes they have already worn. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, moral struct >>> he says, i'm a son of the church, i know what those teachings are, now what those teaches are. -- you know what those teaches are but there's something deep over it get across. >> now at 6:30 saying the moral structure of the catholic church hangs until the balance, the pope urges catholics to show compassion a message from a different pope. pope francis is saying, it can't just be all about church rules. our len ramirez with reaction to a pope who is preaching that the catholic church needs to change its ways. >> reporter: at st. joseph's cathedral catholics pray. for this person it's been for a more inclusive catholic church. >> sometimes we focus too much on the different rules and forget about that the human person. >> reporter: those prayers may soon be answered from rome pope francis giving a clear warning to the worl

we're looking for more of the same, and, you know what, you found the home of the america's cup. we're going to have that race for you here on nbc bay area live at 1:00 p.m. if it does go on. windy out there. windy across the bay area for today. the big story is the potential for light showers later on. the best chance will be in the north bay and east bay. that really comes in between about 3:00 and 5:00 this evening. after which time we're going to shut that window for showers and stay nice and cool out there. temperatures only reaching the upper 60s today in places like san jose. 69 degrees out in fremont. take a look at your seven-day forecast and let you know what's to come. if you head to tomorrow, temperatures will be back in the 80s, and we do have a heightened fire concern as we're going to get some dry northerly wind. now, friday into saturday, the real heat kicks in. that means you can put on your bikini briefs and hit the beach comfort by on sunday. monday into tuesday, looking good. low 80s headed our way, but make sure you keep that sunscreen handy. a lot of sunshin

the defender of the america's cup team usa making big changes on the bay. we have those latest changes and today's results. >> reporter: big changes didn't mean much because the problem for team usa right now is actually the boat. the wind was three times lighter when they started the racing today than it is right now. to put it in profootball terms, we're talking about problems with the defensive coordinator. the tactician is like the offensive coordinator. that didn't really matter today. look. day four of the america's cup finals all about the winds of change. light wind on the bay to start. the tactician was replaced with a british gold medallist. picking up after tuesday's postponement, this is a battle uphill. their boat stronger up wind en route to a 47 second victory. -- getting the early lead. a crushing defeat for usa. the kiwis have aa six to negatie 1 lead in the series. >> we're going to have to be pretty aggressive now and push as hard as we can. >> reporter: what kind of comeback would this be for team usa? think back to 2003 the niners hosti

are you happy with the plans for the america's cup? do you think the city should try it spend money to keep the 49ers? supervisor mar: did not get me started. i could go on for a long time. i think america's cup will help the whole area. i think the organizing committee has a big task to raise a lot of private sector money so it does not impact negatively on our general fund, but i do think the deal crafted by a lot of the enforcement is a good deal will help a lot of the parts of the city that need the help. it is also a lot of gauging of community groups and the yacht club saying that they want to provide better boating opportunities and education for young people in the mission district or, hopefully, in the mission or other places. but i know that as the america's cup moves forward, there are many community-based groups that want to be part of it. we recently had communications from the parks council wanting to ensure the swimming and blue and green projects could be created with the america's cup also encourages improvements of sw

that's the news at this hour. >> on america tonight: the president heads home. >> on america tonight: the president heads home. after making his case with world leaders for a strike on syria. but with time running out, finds himself facing stiff and growing resistance. >>> a billionaire, a boat, and the city by the bay. a challenge on the high seas and controversy at the america's cup. and a view from the top. the extraordinary courage and heart-stopping steps of a native community balancing tradition with its future . hello and welcome to america tonight, i'm joie chen. president obama races home tonight after what is shaping to a down to the wire approach for his strike on syria. as the clock ticks down to the case on capitol hill, president obama makes his case directly to the american people. america tonight correspondent sheila macvicar, real toe to toe with syria's strong supporter, sheila. >>> a one on one with vladimir putin. putin really is the winner leer. not only did he -- not only did he find that peerns who might otherwise be allies of the united states were insistent th

the cup would stay put in america. the united states wins 8 straight races to complete the incredible comeback and larry ellison hopes to celebrate with his team. >> where would you, you know, rank this comeback in the best comebacks in all of sports? >> i'm going to rank it number one. [ laughter ] >> i didn't need to tell the team anything. i just spirited jimmy spithill and he said 8-1. you know what 8-1 is? 8-1 is motivating. i said okay. 8-1 is motivating. [ laughter ] >> i'll just get behind that. >> reporter: larry ellison once again on top of the sailing world. and here's an interesting thing to let go through your mind a little bit. in 2016, the bay area will host the super bowl at the 49ers new stadium. in 2017 the america's cup almost certainly will be back here. >> i hope so. really turned around and it really became the event a lot of people said it wouldn't be. >> yeah. i think the one thing larry ellison has to get everybody on board with whatever boat he chooses. when he picked the 72-foot sails it scar

for the america's cup. if oracle usa wins, it would be one of the most amazing comebacks in sports history. after being down 8-1 against team new zealand oracle has won seven straight races. the b.a.r.t. contract talks resume at 9:30. b.a.r.t. reportedly has developed a contingency plan in case there's a strike. the mercury news reports b.a.r.t. plans to run 203 charter buses and possibly a few trains that would be operated by certified former train operators who have been promoted to management. b.a.r.t. corridors like 680 and 88 would open car -- 880 would open carpool lanes that would stay open all day. >>> police arrested hugo cortez guzman yesterday afternoon. janine de la vega is live to tell us what we found out about the arrest. >> reporter: students here at santa clara high school are supposed -- surprised to hear one of their teachers is accused of this crime. the principal says this particular teacher was very popular and well-liked among students. so this is going to be a blow. 32-year-old hugo

the winner of the america's cup gets to pick the next boat and new zealand's general manager says the general sentiment is -- >> no matter who wins never see these boats again. this is the concorde going in a shed. >> reporter: if new zealand clinches the cup it could be the last time the ac72s will ever compete in competition. at the america's cup, don ford, kpix 5. >> winner also gets to pick where they race. so those two teams are going to race again tomorrow and sunday. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the random attack inside a bay area public library. how the peak safety concerns in a place that sees thousands of incidents each year. >> what firefighters think caused this window washing rig to dang the dangerously from a bay area high-rise. >> now our lives have been turned upside-down. it's hard to take. >> how this bay area couple was robbed of their aloha spirit. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, there are so many things that we do on a daily basis. we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan leaf g

saw for the week for the america's cup event last year. this is a pilot program, we're using the america's cup event to see how it can work and we're learning from it and we'll have a more detailed report we think after the events are over, but i wanted to share some thought was you. the current bike lane will continue on through this coming weekend. and be final as of september 15 assume that the race goes that long. stay tuned. more to follow on that. >>> the next item on my report is to talk about the brandon street warf project it just opened to months ago and it has been singled out for its first award. it has awarded the project of the year by the american society of engineer. the american is the oldest society in the united states and san francisco sector runs from monday ray to oregon and out through the valley down to fresno. it's a sizeable area and to be awarded the project of the year for either airports or ports is a high honor indeed. the award will be presented september 19th at the regular meeting of the american society of

our coverage of the america's cup continues. how the ongoing races are turning into big cash for the host city. >>> getting ready for the next big one. the effort to create a statewide warning system takes a big leap forward for earthquake safety. >>> i'm scott budman in the south bay. local companies react to a crackdown on certain yelp reviews. coming up, why they say it's good for business. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. it's gusty out here right now from the coastline all the way back to the interior valleys. we're going to talk about these big wave lows coming up in that full forecast. and what you need to know if you're headed out to the beaches in just a few minutes. >>> lots of us use it every day before we eat a meal, book a hotel room or buy a suit. we're talking about yelp, of course, based in the bay area. the crowd sourcing giant was recently the target of scammers. authorities have struck back tonight. there's good news for fans of those reviewers. nbc bay area's tech rep

the america's cup village on the bay. >> reporter: all right. greetings from pier 27. it was a day that the team new zealand was hoping to celebrate but oracle racing said, not so fast. the kiwis will have to wait another day for foreshot at closing out the america's cup. oracle racing on the left one loss away from losing the cup to new zealand but they got a huge break from the lack of wind as new zealand headed for the home stretch. the race was called because it went over the 40 minute designated time. so they restarted the race and team usa took advantage of the opportunity and beat new zealand by a minute 24 seconds. so we'll see an 11th day of america's cup, new zealand has an 8-3 lead. >>> as you saw at the top of this broadcast, 49ers outside linebacker aldon smith was arrested early this morning on suspicion of drunk driving and possession of marijuana. san jose police responded to a call of a single car accident. smith reportedly had a blood alcohol level of .15, nearly twice the legal limit. he was arrested and his bail was set at ju

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

as a world reserve currency the five thousand princes of america do not need the working class to create wealth they don't need to manufacture it because they could just print dollars and make the chinese work and send it over to them for free essentially just like saudi arabia can print oil essentially by putting in a straw and out comes the oil well here we're going to turn to this next headline about manufacturing in the collapse of manufacturing and why that's happened in america extra costs to make google phone us four dollars google made a big splash of announced the moto x. the new flagship phone of the company's motorola division will be manufactured in texas an analysis of the smart phones internal components by i.h.s. and my supply reveal that the moto x. cost between three dollars and fifty four dollars more per phone to make the apple i phone five or the samsung galaxy massive or both of which are assembled in china this report looks at this fact it's only four dollars more to make the google phone here so why doesn't apple do it for example why don't we re store manufacturin

the road to miss america. here's our host, lara spencer. >> good evening, from the historic boardwalk here in atlantic city, new jersey. miss america has come home, and i am so thrilled to be co-hosting the competition with my friend, chris harrison, from "the bachelor" in just about one hour. behind me, inside boardwalk hall, it is a packed house and they are on the edge of their seats as 53 beautiful, talented young ladies prepare to take the stage. for all of them, this is the culmination of months and even years of grueling preparation. each year, thousands of young women dream of becoming the next miss america. but only 53 of them have made it here to the stage in atlantic city, tonight, after journeys that began modestmodestly. from the proud miss covered bridge to the excited miss falling timbers. and who would forget miss kool-aid days? >> oh, yeah! >> the local winners go on to compete on state stages. for some states, pageants are a way of life. and winners are celebrated with fanfare. >> our new mis

look at the winds that allowed the america's cup to continue. 15 to 30 miles an hour. reallying eseeding those race limits out at the immediate coast lean. but inside the bay, some of these higher elevations did help to protect us from some of the extreme gusts. so that was good news. and then, of course, they were able to get out there and race. now we're seeing sustained winds anywhere from 10 to 25 miles an hour. it continues to stay breezy or gusty for 24 hours. that is going to increase our fire threat. that's going to be the highest relative humidity. 20% to 40%. and also winds that could gust as high as 40 miles an hour. let's get to the overall forecast. plenty of sunshine. no cloud cover at all. to start tomorrow morning, absolutely clear. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. by 11:00 a.m. low 70s for the interior valleys and upper 60s by the bay. awesome thursday coming our way. live skycam a network tonight. we do have upper level energy passing on by the upper elevations. then off to the north, you're going to find here, well, airport delays are possible.

how the americans won the america's cup. the inside story about the team's swift sailing. >> television's first "saturday night live" star, tina fey. doing something she's never done on the tube. that's on this thursday, september 26th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good thursday morning. we begin this half hour with a global terror alert sparked by the terror attack in kenya. the state department is reminding people to be vigilant for potential terror threats. >> potential targets include large public spaces where americans gather, including during the upcoming holidays. the advisory follows major developments in nairobi. alex marquart is there. >> reporter: the terrorists who strolled calmly through the west gate mall knew the lay of the land. a kenyan official tells abc news that for at least three months the group rented a store in the mall. a base to plan their bloody attack, and according to american officials, likely stash automatic weapons and homemade bom

the america's cup. kurt gregory has more on the finish that stunned the world. >> reporter: the america's cup will stay in america. >> the comeback of 2013 is complete. >> reporter: skipper jimmy spithill of oracle team usa and his ten-man crew who just a week ago trailed eight races to one, one race away from losing the most prestigious prize, mounted one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. >> it was a fantastic ride. we wouldn't have had it any other way. >> i think they deserve to win. they started brilliantly today. we had a good race too. we can hold our heads high with that. >> reporter: even before the start of the first race of the competition oracle team usa was behind, penalized two race victories by the international jury for illegally modifying boats in warmup races. emirates team new zealand outsailed and outshined ellis' team race after race until the u.s. team turned the tide in the 12th race gaining time and momentum on the kiwi team. >> all the boys were loose. they were positi

usa, the defenders of the america's cup. the second one was with team korea. they had a>k" young skipper fr new zealand who was the star of the day. take a look. >> the summer of racing has been dominated thus far. on the final day of competition the trend continued with ten teams from eight countries taking part in four days of fleet racing the new zealand sailing team entered with the point lead and left with the title. peter burling continues his rise in the world of sailing. celebrated the first ever red bull youth america's cup title with his team. >> it is amazing for us. we grew into it this week. i think our results showed that, as well, that we are getting a lot better during the racing. we feel a lot more comfortable. it is amazing for us. >> reporter: as we prepare for the finals this weekend it should be noted that when organizers were preparing that the illegal weight modifications were found by the votes for oracle team use aa. with several team members disqualified from this america's cup oracle team usa was

the america's cup. oracle team usa is on the verge of one of the greatest sports comebacks ever. today it won the 7th straight race to force a final winner- take-all showdown tomorrow. dennis o'donnell at the america's cup pavilion with what some are calling the miracle on the bay. >> reporter: i think it's nothing short of a miracle on the bay up to this point. we are at the finish line where once again oracle came across that finish line twice today, allen. i think at this point in new zealand the kiwis are pondering perhaps the biggest collapse in the history of all sports, certainly the america's cup. meanwhile, here in america, the bay area is thinking, this is the greatest comeback in the history of the america's cup. now, here's how it came down on the bay. how much worse con could it get for kiwis? they were penalized for bumping team oracle as they jockeyed for position to the start line making it a wire-to-wire victory for team oracle. and then in the second race, team oracle came storming bac

you just won the america's cup. >> reporter: rarely has america paid so much attention to the america's cup but this was one for the record books. previous races were held in open oh schaar far from shore. this was a made-for-tv spectacle in the middle of san francisco bay. oscar castro was drawn to the baby the drama. >> i had to sneak out of work. it was historic. >> reporter: a week ago they were sailing to victory. the loss was a hard blow. >> families and the country is really devastated. >> reporter: this race changed the sport forever. $10 million carbon fiber catamarans with 13 wings 30 feet tall. it's a controversial design introduced by ellison that's not only expensive but harder to handle. the u.s. boat capsized during training. a swedish sailor died when their boat tipped. when it looked like they were on the brink of losing they fine-tuned their craft. how. they won't say exactly. >> every single night we went back in our shed. the engineers are working hard and the stylists are working hard to get more oust the boat and, man, we got a lot out of it. >> is a different boat

sailed the deciding race in the america's cup. bill whitaker has the action and the results. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. every time there is a mass shooting, we ask the same question: why? tonight, we have a better idea of why aaron alexis opened fire at the washington navy yard last week. he killed 12 people before he died in a shootout with police. among the victims was 63-year- old cathleen guard, and, at her funeral yesterday, the navy presented her family with a flag. the f.b.i. said today that alexis was driven by the delusional belief that he was being controlled or influenced by electromagnetic waves beamed into his body. bob orr has more about that and the pictures that the bureau released today. >> reporter: it was 8:15 on the morning of september 16 when aaron alexis appeared on the fourth floor of navy yard building 197, prepared to launch his attack. dressed in dark clothing, alexis was wearing two i.d. badges and carrying a sawed-off shotgun. surveillance video shows alexis moved delibera

the day that they would finally win back the america's cup. so excited that some came in costume. >> going to be the end of the america's cup today. >> reporter: how do you know? >> emirates team is racing. >> reporter: says the man hiding his face? >> exactly. >> reporter: the cup itself is on display being prepped for the expected new zealand win while kiwis fans cheered. >> reporter: then something unusual happened. oracle won the start of the race and nenever looked back. they won and the surprised oracle fans got to cheer finally. the second race was cancelled due to high winds. and the kiwis will have to wait one more day to try to seal the deal. they only need one more race to win the cup. and team usa still needs 6. oracle fans are still optimistic. >> this is sailboat racing, man. anything can happen. you cannot predict the ending of this. oracle team usa could come back and sweep the rest of the races. it's possible! >> reporter: one more day of racing. but unless neptune himself interviews it will be difficult to overcome an 8-2 def

what it took today to take the 34th america's cup away from the who were really on the door step for so long that you thought it was inevitable that new zealand would win this thing. in the end, oracle team usa could celebrate this, again. as we speak right now at this hour, the owner of this team, the man in charge, mr. larry ellison just leaving the podium and we were talking to him just a little bit ago to hear what the plans are for the future with this cup and he says, of course, i'd like to have it in the bay area. so, hopefully work things out and today was triumphant and folks from around the world, not just new zealand were here to celebrate just what the bay area had to offer not just on the bay, but all of our hospitality. a tremendous event and we are truly honored to have been here from the very beginning. let's send it back to you guys in the studio. >> we will hear from him in our 6:00 newscast and we saw gavin newsom celebrating there in the background. >>> shortly after today's big win oracle team usa tweeted "a comeback would be nothing without great competitors. th

slaves in america the taxpayer the u.s. banks make all the money on the processing fees they get paid as a percentage or a fee in terms of how much money is going to be lost so that a bunch of eighteen to twenty two year olds can get hot a lot of sex and get drunk how is that different then las vegas gambling casino business. i guess most people would say the only difference is if you go to las vegas and you know mortgage yourself to the hilt and lose all your money you can at least declare bankruptcy but if you borrow huge sums as a student you can get rid of that debt it's extremely difficult so you're even more of a debt service as a student than you are as a gambler how does a kid anyone reasonably expect this to be a good idea if you're taking the next generation which you need to create jobs to pay off social security the pay off medicare to pay off the in title the program today people have jobs but you're saying these people graduate with forty thousand dollars in debt on average no job is put going to pay the debt

but the big question is, will the winds allow the america's cup to continue? mobile weather with the report as the news continues on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, stocks are a rising sharply today... reaching record highs.as the federal reserve decided to not cut back its economic stimulus program t . the dow is up_ _ _ >>> welcome back. stocks are rising sharply today reaching record highs as the federal reserve decided not to cut back its economic stimulus program today. the dow is up about 161 points. the fed says the outlook for growth has dimmed in the past three months and still needs the support. the bond purchases are intended to keep long-term loan rates low just for borrowing and spending. >>> the chief u.n. chemical weapons inspector is planning a trip back to syria. his team will mainly examine the claims coming from the syrian government that the chemical weapons attack was carried out by rebels. the u.s. says they have proof the attacks were carried out under the order of syria's president. >>> and some developing news now out of georgia where police

we're talking about the america's cup. the most press teeshz sailing race takes -- prestigious sailing race is taking place in san francisco. and it's been all but noncontroversial. >> it's been marked by imagination, risk, and financial excess. in fact, the site was chosen by one of the world's most successful tech moguls, billion air larry elison. he got to pick this year's location. a big selling point was the city's enclosed harbor. in years past, the races were held miles off shore. but spectators can watch, and good afternoon newsom welcomed it with open arms. >> he gave larry ellison the key to the city. it was like a big deal. >> joe garifoli is a reporter for san francisco chronicle. >> for years san francisco's tried to host the olympics, it wanted to host the super bowl, and so they already had the infrastructure to bid for a major event. and so when they got the america's cup there was like okay, this could bring in millions of dollars to the city. >> the city's board of supervisors voted unanimously to bring t

sailed the deciding race in the america's cup. bill whitaker has the action and the results. captioning sponsored by cbs

welcome to the as the report on max keiser america still celebrates labor day despite the fact that all their wealth creating jobs are a long ago ship to china but as it was these wells creating jobs and the rising wages of the middle class of the built america into a wealthy nation we ask is china's rise on stoppable a pew research poll earlier this year asked this question and a clear majority of brits german spanners committee and french poll australians and south koreans believe that china will indeed topple america as the world's leading superpower some actually believe this has already happened forty four percent of americans they china as the most of our full autonomy right now only thirty nine percent of americans thought the u.s. was the number want to go on to me oh my god stacy this is shocking this is tell me more you know on wall street of course and many financial analysts and bloggers will say oh china is a disaster zone there's a financial bubble there that's going to happen a conwy isn't growing at over eight percent as it normally would but i thought those polls were i

the work to get life back to normal. >> an impressive win on the water today in america's cup, and the team with the lead discovered it won't be an easy bottle. >> with the sunny skies, breezy winds, comfortable temperatures, that's been the rule of late but for their final week of summer, i'll let you know if there's any and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop! [ pop ] but press them flat, add sauce... and some pepperoni and cheese... and school nights turn into grands mini pizza nights. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop! >> b.a.r.t. contract talks are set to resume tomorrow morning. an executive said the two sides are far apart and warn another strike is likely when the court-ordered 60-day cooling off period ends october 10th. b.a.r.t. officials are urging people to prepare for a potential strike now. last week b.a.r.t. said it may train managers to run trains if workers go on strike again. >> crews remain on the scene of the wildfire on mt. dean

he's america's team, the republican party is defeastists. tonight the country finds itself between two abysses. a government shutdown and default on the national debt and a congressman ecstatic on the destruction. listen to what ted cruz told rush limbaugh about his fellow republicans just yesterday after his 21-hour rant on the senate floor. let's listen. >> single biggest surprise at arriving to the senate is the defeatist attitude here. i mean, we don't even talk about how to win a fight. there's no discussion. we talk about let's get a show boat to tell the constituents we're doing something, but it -- i promise you, rush, if you had to sit through one senate lunch, you'd be in therapy for a month. >> well, that was a chuckle worthy for old rush. but what do you make of this weird behavior? i'm reminded of the movie advise and consent with the bad guy anchorman. he's behaving like the bad guy in the movie about the u.s. senate. he doesn't seem to know he's the bad guy. >> he comes across to me as a holier than thou fraud. yet everything

in the wars throughout the americas. native people are often enslaved and sold. so these are largely, we have a lot of mythmaking about slavery but it when it comes to the thing that surprises you the most. >> host: that is the thing that surprised me in the book and i'm so glad we have had a chance to discuss that because it's the common thought often expressed in casual historical conversation. the reason africans were brought here is because the native americans simply did not make good slaves. they ran away and disappeared into the western wilderness. >> host: >> guest: the other part is the extraordinary mortality rates against native american people to the new diseases in the first 100 years of contact but in fact actually none of them stops that from enslaving native people. that is less than we should take away. not a single one of those factors stops us from capturing, enslaving and selling native people into bondage and other parts of the americas. trading enslaved people there are native american slaves owned

flock to the water to watch the start of the america's cup final. why some say it took a while to get people interested. >>> and can't go over it, the serious fear keeping some people from crossing the bay bridge. good evening, the bay area is feeling the heat. even people in san francisco enjoyed sun. around the goodyear bridge, paul, we're not done yet (we're not finished yet. inland spots again triple-digits. some of you made it to 100, livermore you hit 100. napa phot close, hive 97, san josi 95. more telling are the areas that aren't typically warm or hot, you got there today. oakland 88 degrees, tieing richmond, richmond you hit 88 degrees. san francisco downtown warmest day of the summer, high of 83 and even half moon bay you hit the mid-70s. if you came into the city, you saw some great weather, for most us the high pressure dome is not moving and the heat is going to say. one exception, look at golden gate, fog and drizzle is moving in. for some of you heat is finished and for others there is more to go. >>> firefighters had to deal with th

the muslim association of america. organizers say these teach kids slalable lessons. >> this is part of our calling to make the world a be thor place, to leave it better than we found it. >> it's okay to play, it's okay to have fun time. but then to take care of the environment. among the things picked up, a hockey mask, a full set of golf clubs and even a mannequin's head. still to come, a barren plot of land transformed. how one woman's personal interest blossomed into a community effort. >>> floem paid his respect this evening to last week's victims of the shooting in washington, d.c. brian mooar has the latest. >> reporter: president obama consoled a military community still in mourning after last monday's mass shooting a the washington navy yard. >> once more, our hearts are broken. once more, we ask why. >> reporter: and he tied this tranl dito a national epidemic of gun violence. >> we can't accept this. as americans bound in grief and love, we must insist here today there's nothing normal about innocent men and

the u.s. managed to take the america's cup prize after winning eight races in a row. each a do or die victory. a sweet victory for team usa. larry ellis son hoisted the cup at the america's cup pavilion. there he is triumphant. he praised his team and san francisco saying both changed sailing forever. >> the san francisco bay is a great backdrop for a sailboat race. these 40 plus not catamarans are absolutely amazing. i think a lot of people who are never interested in sailing suddenly got interest i had in in -- interested in sailing. >> he would love to bring the america's cup back to san francisco, but it is still too early to say what will happen in 2017. >> well, the celebration continues this evening along the embarcadero where the fans are still marveling at the team's accomplishments. alan wang is live for us at pier23 where they are still partying. alan? >> yes, carolyn. the final concert is over and the crowd is tapering down. there is still one private party for oracle team usa taking place down at the end of the pier. they just aren't ready to let the day

the middle of the week. >>> well, it's a big week for the america's cup. kpix 5's roberta gonzales with a history of the race. >>> reporter: hi, everybody. mobile weather just rolled up outside the maritime museum right here in san francisco. currently 64 degrees west winds up to 10 miles per hour. we know america's cup is racing in the bay right here in san francisco. but i don't know anything about its history. so i thought i'd talk to chris edwards the park ranger right here in san francisco. hi, chri. >> hi, how are you? it has its origins in 1851 the first race with the yacht named america. it was around the isle of wyte off the coast of san francisco. >> if i want to know more we can come to the museum? >> absolutely. we have an exhibit dedicated to america's cup as well as the history of yachting here in san francisco bay in the maritime museum. >> reporter: how much is it going to set me back? >> this is actually totally free. >> reporter: i can bring my family for free and learn more about the history of america's cup? >> absolutely. >> reporter:

and we hope out of the west, in terms of where the america's cup is concerned. i think we'll get better wind conditions tomorrow, instead of what we saw today ahead of the cold front. the frontal system has pushed off to the east. and for tomorrow morning, we'll see 50s to wake up to. and maybe some 40s in the north bay. a chilly start there. and keep an eye around san jose. showers will be shutting down. we may see drizzle or mist, with some of the low clouds around the south bay around 7:00 in the morning. lunchtime, what's left of the low clouds should begin to break up around the south bay. and see mostly sunny skies. low clouds on the coast. we're moving into fall at 1:44 in the afternoon. this picture looks like what you expect to see this time of year. with the coastal fog, and the sunshine inland. that's good news for the outdoor plans tomorrow. heading into the evening, we're looking clear. out at the ballpark tomorrow, the a's trying to wrap up the american league west. we could see temperatures close to 70 in oakland. and over in san francisco. we got

plenty of excitement on the boat as they hold on to the america's cup. joe is at the big party celebrating the win. how did oracle do it. >> reporter: the festivities are still going on. the exclusive party at the end of the peer. as to your question, how did they do it from so far behind? larry ellison answered that question tonight, sort of. oracle team usa's billionaire owner larry ellison celebrates with his sailors. after one of the biggest come backs in sports history. down eight races, they won the next straight eight races to win the america's cup. what made the difference? ellison says the team ceo made some crucial adjustments to the boat. >> we were down 8-1 and russell says, you know, it doesn't make sense that they're faster than us upwind. we had to configure the boat properly. our engineering team, the guys out in the water finally broke the code, finally figured out what we had to do. >> reporter: i asked ellison to elaborate. >> you mentioned you broke the code. a lot of people want to know what you mean by you broke the code. >> i don't

the point is america's economy is back. the dow is reaching record highs. the housing market is rebounding. the auto industry exists. and even young people are finding good jobs in construction. and folks, this is good for everyone. as they say, a rising tide lifts all boats. also, buy a boat or you'll drown. because 9-- 95% of income gains since the recovery have gone to the top 1%. but-- i know, i want to cheer too. (laughter) but don't fret not rich people. you will get your share because our economy is like a pyramid, okay. we rich are at the peak and soon the money will start trickling down to you people so be patient. and if you are's good, you can be buried with me in my pyramid. (laughter) so if you are's a middle class american, wondering where all the money in this recovery went, don't worry, it's in good hands. (laughter) living with me now. by the way the money says hi! it wants you to know that it's happy now and it wants you to be happy too, but you have to move on. because it's not coming back. in fact, it's gone to a farm upstate. in that i

how the americans won the america's cup. the inside story about the team's swift sailing moves to the finish line. >>> former saturday night live star tina fey doing something she's never done before on the tube. that is in "the skinny" on this thursday, september 26th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." with john muller and diana perez. >> good thursday morning. we begin this half hour with a global terror alert sparked by the terror attack in kenya. the state department is warning americans around the world to be vigilant for potential threats saying terrorists could use a variety of attacks including hijacking and suicide operations. >> targets are large public spaces where americans gather including the upcoming holidays. the advisory follows major developments in nairobi. >> this terrorists who strolled through westgate mall gunning down innocent civilians knew the lay of the land. a kenyan official tells abc news for at least three months the group rented a store in the mall, a base to plan their bl

they battled against the odds to keep the america's cup in the united eights. -- in the united states. >> team oracle dominated in the winner takes all final against team new zealand. the americans overtook the kiwis on the upwind third leg of the race and never looked back, crossing the finish line 44 seconds ahead of a vote that had once held what seemed to be an insurmountable lead. the shock was a bitter pill to swallow. >> i'm incredibly proud of our team and what they have achieved . said we did not get the last one that we needed. >> joining the celebrations with the winners were software billionaire larry ellison, who reportedly spent 200 million euros on defending the cup he won three years ago. >> all right, we will see you next time. >> thanks very much. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

hello, my name is samantha bee, and i am an america from the america of the united states. and on behalf of myself and my colleagues, i would like to apologize to the people of egypt for sending you literally the three stupidest people in america. [applause] [cheers] >> sorry for that. >> thank you, sam. egypt, i'd like to, if i may, show you something that i put in my jacket every day that i wear one. it's called bacon. [applause] [cheers] >> and it's cured pork, and we eat it and we love it. i don't understand why you don't. [applause] [laughter] >> okay, we have time for one question. excellent question. yes, it is possible that when those three congress people are unsupervised, they eat their own (bleep). >> anymore questions? wow, so many questions. so many actually questions from real, actual eyptians. >> oh, my gosh, what did you say? you are so bad. >> hey, hey, what's going on over here. over here. look at this. >> oh, my gosh. eyptians are so nice. [applause] >> jon: thank you so much. samantha bee and david cross in egypt. we'll be right back. [cheers] >> jon: we

what i'm doing as a mayor and making sure that i support smallbitions in the city is helpful to the america arab community because all of us whether we are chinese americas hal teen know arabs is a starts for us to make our life a little more pleasant and own our business and is make sure that our kids get the best education possible and this is a story about immigrants in our great city. and so why not you have the first chinese mayor inviting immigrant community to really identify the talent in our community and allow me to give them appointments in the various moo commission and the city and i want to announce my newest point to the aging commission because per not getting younger i want you to know doctor sham meret tan knee has been selected to be on our commission on aging and yes, he is going to help us because there is a lot of you that want to be in our city and you want to make sure that healthy nutritional unusuallile programs and housing are constructing wisely and so i have asked him to step forward and i have asked john paul s ema h a who has been on our treasure island and wa