i went on a trip to canada and to the pacific northwest. and it was great. >> welcome back. >> i'll show you the photos. maybe. if you're nice. good morning, everyone. in the news, gas prices on the rise this holiday weekend, with more than 34 million americans expected to fill up and hit the road. the average price of a gallon of gasoline nationwide is up to $3.58. that's down from the previous two labor day weekends. experts are concerned that turmoil in syria could send prices even higher in coming days. >>> and a milestone for the u.s. supreme court. justice ruth bader ginsburg, set to officiate at a same-sex wedding this afternoon in washington, d.c. it will be a first time that a member of the nation's highest court has done so. one of the two men getting married is a long-time friend of justice ginsburg's. >>> and veteran boston red sox broadcaster jerry remy is sitting out the remainder of the baseball season. his son, jerry, is charged with murdering his girlfriend earlier this month. jerry remy says he is filled with grief for wha

area of rain working its way steadily toward the east and edging its way toward the eastern parts of canada. this is a region we have already seen flooding in recent days. here is the satellite picture over the past 12 hours, see the clouds that has been marching united states way across us. th that has given heavy downpours, 120 millimeters in some parts of new finland, has been incredibly wet. we have road closures and there is more rain to come. that rain will be heavy as we head toward sunday. >> on monday, it should be breaking up. >> let's hope so. rising unemployment is taking center stage ahead of the australian general election. the prime minister wants to halt the decline. alandru thomas reports the economic would es felt in the streets. >> he worked at this textile factory for 16 years. on saturday, it closed for good. >> we knew it was coming. it was just a case of when. a lot of people are worried because they can't support their families. >> until recently, australia's economy was the envy of the world. money was pouring in from china, the primary buyer of australia's natural

we talked turkey and canada. we were invited by three community outlooks to give a talk in vancouver public library . we are crossing the border with two colleagues and i, and we are about an hour from vancouver, and they pulled us aside. the custom. and when i handed over my passport and said we want you to come to the facility. it was pouring rain. we are already late for the talk. it was not a good sign. we pulled over. went to a big warehouse facility, and they said can you come forward? i said i have to get -- i don't know can i call the chief librarian to say we're going to be late? they said we want to know what you're talking about? i said what i'm talking about at the library? they said yes, hand over your notes. i said are you serious? it's a public talk, you can come. we want your notes. i said i don't actually give speeches like that. i don't really have notes in that way inspect a no man's land on the border, and i knew i couldn't put up too much of a fight because we would miss the talk entirely. an

they won in saskatchewan and it became so popular it's spread across canada and became canada's national health care system. this is what i'm telling the border guard and they are sitting here and saying yes in writing what i'm saying down. i said so, i talked about how kiefer southerland had gone to alberta and talked about how you must privatize health care in canada. if he would speak to his audience in in the united states maybe we would get public health care passed in united states and they looked at me and they said would have to talking you talking about? i said well i was going to talk about the economy combat the terrible recession and depression we are suffering. i thought maybe this is what they're getting. i said i will does the discussing the wars in iraq and afghanistan. what else you talking about? that about does it. it's only about a one-hour talk. they said are you denying that you are going to be talking about the vancouver elections? are you denying that you are going to be talking about the olympics? anyone in knows me knows i don't feel that much with sports. the o

it happens in canada. came to practice it because they cannot make any money in canada. thousands upon thousands of medical doctors left cuba and our practicing medicine in this country. i talked to you yesterday, he said he started at the university of new orleans. he said the majority of the professors in medical schools were doctors from the university of cuba that have come to florida and now were teaching. this will happen all over the world. socialism does not work. it has never worked. by the grace of god, i had the privilege when i was being persecuted and was imprisoned, i had the blessing to be able to come to the greatest country on the face of the earth. i am so proud to be an american. i feel so fortunate to be in the land of the free. and the home of the brave. i will tell you, i love this country. i love the opportunity that this country is given me. when i came, i couldn't speak a world of english. practically didn't have any money. got a job at the dishwasher because you didn't have to talk to anybody to wash dishes. they bring you dirty dishes, you wash

says paris is in no way influenced by the vote in london and reserves the right to act unilaterally canada has also voiced support for intervention but has shied away from agreeing to take part however some of america's other nato allies have taken a more a lukewarm approach with british forces now out of the question germany italy austria and spain say they will back washington without a u.n. resolution now this as military experts across the globe warn against military intervention in syria british admiral allen west told r.t. that weakening the assad regime would provide a boost to extremist forces who could down turn against the west all my experience of walls and i've been in them and in the lead up to them and i've been running them and things is to find that you have a more of unintended consequences you think you're just going to do one little thing but actually things then happen and expand the nations like the u.s. and the u.k. and france and turkey need to be very very careful about what action they take we need to be very clear what is it we actually want to achieve what is the

. >> reporter: mike canada al michelle alleged drink are board members from normal and have been fighting for marijuana legalization for more than four decades. they even owned a dispensary before the feds shut it down. >> this is a wonderful thing today. i'm skeptical -- >> reporter: skeptical because the new guidelines say prosecutors will not go after dispensaries just because of their large size as they have done in the past. similar language to what the department of justice said three years ago. >> the brick is out of the bottom of the wall. legalization is inevitable. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> the feds also say it would not block the new state law in colorado and washington that let's people smoke pot for whatever reason they want to. >>> gay conversion therapy is effectively banned in california at least for now. a federal appeals court in san francisco upheld the law stopping therapists from trying to make gay kids straight. some counselors and parents had challenged that ban saying it violates free speech rights. they could ask the court to reconsider the case. >>> ti

we try to get in one a week from micah ny canadian viewers. >> canada jokes. >> they're very good. let's get to montana, a story we've been following closely, hundreds of people protesting a montana jublg's decision to sentence a confessed rapist to 30 days in prison. protesters want the judge off the bench and the rapist put away for years. as cnn's miguel marquez shows us the cries for justice are growing louder. >> we are here today to say that our community will not stand for victim blaming language any more. >> reporter: protests of anger in montana spreading, rallies planned across the state over judge g. todd baugh's comments and light sentence for a rapest incensed montana and the nation. >> this is about month monana ar nation and rape victims all over the world and the world is watching us. >> reporter: sheena rice, an organizer, revealed this week she, too, was a victim of sexual assault. her fear of embarrassment outweighed by her anger after judge baugh sentenced former high school teacher to 30 days in jail after he broke the terms of his parole for the 2008 rape of t

. >> how about our allied to the north, how much help on syria can we expect from canada? well here's the prime minister steven harper. >> we do support our allies who are contemplating forceful action to deal with this. that said, at the present time the government of canada has no plans, we have no plans on our own to have a canadian military mission. >>> and south dakota governor jumped out of a plane thursday. skydiving to benefit hospitals in the children's miracle network. good for him. that's your morning dish of skrafbled politics. >>> after a look at our weekend weather, i can't believe we're talk about labor day weekend weather. >> where did the summer go by. i'm not ready to welcome in september. in some areas it's going to feel like summer for several more days. we're looking at that heat to continue especially back across the central parts of the united states. 98 degrees today in kansas city. we do once again have heat advisories in effect in des moines, iowa today. we still have that excessive heat warning where it will feel we're up at 105. when you factor

is anybody supporting trans canada? >> guest: no, sir. >> host: as far as keystone xl is concerned, the decision that you were taking, where do you stand if it shouldn't be built on the extension we've been talking about? >> guest: i've been monitoring this for several years. when i was at the d.o.t. the original keystone was proposed. what a lot of people don't understand is there is an existing keystone pipeline and the presence of already approved the second half of the keystone xl last fall. we already have the keystone that goes down to cushing oklahoma and we are about to add the second part that goes all the way down to houston. and, you know, the fact is there is a new state of the art pipeline and it's something that is needed and it is in the national interest so i am a supporter. >> host: the support is on the extension would run to montana, south dakota, nebraska, some of the concerns being environmental in nature. >> guest: it also runs through the aquifer and that is one of the points of contention. the ne

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and canada. stuart: a man who is so successful, such an entrepreneur, a go-getter, such a wealthy man, why did you hold a fundraiser for barack obama in your own home? why did you do it? >> personally i like him, i don't see whatever briel says it is such bad for business. stuart: you think it is okay to hand over more than half of their income to state and federal income taxes? you think that is okay? >> no. i think it should be a flat tax to start with personally. stuart: did you suggest that to president obama? >> i was involved with another business. stuart: the are sort of a crony capitalist. >> i was presenting him with hydrogen, he supports renewable fuel. stuart: were you asking for a subsidy? >> no, we can do it without any government help. we would like tax incentives to build hydrogen stations and in general even as a country we need to be looking at alternative fuels even if it is something i am not involved in. as a country. stuart: a proven track record with lumber and now you are t

because canada will produce this oil. so it will get to market. and i would much rather have it in a brand new state-of-the-art pipeline than traveling a barge down the mississippi, tanker cars, or trucks. >> there's a story that was first report bid the hill newspaper saying that the e he on would likely be uld -- >> that's actedly not a new storyifment that came out a couple years ago and was investigated. and my understanding is there were no conflicts found. what you're starting to see is a recycling of a lot of events. keep in mind that executive order that was put in place that governs this entire process was put in place to expedite cross-border transportation facilities. instead of expediting it, this is now taking longer again, we could have built the empire state building five times by now, we completed world war ii in less time. so at some point you start to say, we've had four studies. we've had this, we've had that. at some point the question is has this policy really been high jacked or are we still on path? > eric from our democrat'

jennifer glass, aljazeera at the canada home run military hospital. >> in a televised interview, it was said the party should not be dissolved, a reversal of the government's crackdown on the muslim brotherhood after the removal of president mohamed morsi. it was suggested that the brotherhood be allowed to operate under government monitoring. >> aim is taken at the new york city's police department looking at city masks. the muslim groups people that the attention is racial profiling. >> mid-day prayers at the islamic society in brooklyn. according to the police department, this is not merely a place of worship. documents link said to the associated press reveal this is one of at least a dozen mosquion in the city secretly labeled as a terrorist organization since 2003. the designation mean anyone who attends prayer meetings could be subjected to surveillance by the nypd. >> we came to this country for freedom and justice. this is the most important thing you live for and when you find in the united states there's no democracy, no justice, no dedom, what do you think. >> ray kelly must

president obama and every european and regional leader i have spoken to by the government of australia, canada, turkey and india to name a few cans by the hole of the arab league, at odds with the judgment of the independent joint intelligence committee and the opposition amendment would be the wrong message for this house to send to the world and for that reason recommending hon. friend--i give way to my hon. friend. >> mr. speaker, i am grateful to my hon. friend for giving way. in welcoming his decision to go through the u.n. process c he confirm to the house that where we to find during that process overwhelming opposition in the general assembly and majority against it in the security council we wouldn't motor on. >> it would be unthinkable to proceed if there was overwhelming opposition in the security council. let me set out why this is so important. the very best route to follow is to have a chapter vii resolution, take it to the u.n. security council, had it passed and about taking action. that is the path we followed. this -- this is very important. it cannot be the case that that is

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and canada. 720 people is not a lot of people. but at the end what did they find? they found be what they were testing caused more heart attacks and deaths than the regular standard of care. so you had people dying in the study who never knew that they were part of medical research, who never knew that they were in the study. and even worse, the very year the study ended a new study was started. the research outcomes consortium study which involved 21,000 people in the u.s. and canada. 21,000 people enrolled in studies where no one tells them they're in research. what happens is they're trauma victims. so ambulances go to attend to them, sometimes take them to hospitals. instead of being given a standard of care, they're given experiment alamo call theties, a whole variety of them, including things that are patented. and why do i point this out? because the patented valve is going to make money for someone if it's approved. and yet these people again, no one asked their permission. in many cases they're not even important. according to the protocol of the study, yo

and canada. 21,000 people and studies when no one tells them. what happens is there trauma victims, so ambulances go to attend to them, sometimes taken to hospitals instead of being given the standard of care they given experimental modalities law whole variety, including things that are patented. what my point this out? the patented is something that will make money if approved. if they're is a financial incentive. yes, these people, no one asked the permission. in many cases they're not even informed. you don't have to tell them there in the study. this is a very dangerous precedent for a country that has a long history of abusing people whom the through the use of studies that did not use informed consent. bad enough when people did it and could be called rose or renegade. now people doing it and a protected under the law. the rationale is that these are trauma victims. in a car accident, had a gunshot wound. trauma is a very broad category. the rationale is the need to do the research, but these people are not in shape to give consent that i

numerous brands, people's up in canada, a few others and that stock is on fire. this is today's move. it's up 24.5% today. retail reporter courtney reagan is digging in on zale's. we notice other jewelry names are down this month. zale's is kicking butt. what's going on? >> that's true. tiffany reported efarlier this week and they reported a strong earnings report. i think what's interesting about this one is this is a company that's sort of still in the mid- of a turn around. it hasn't been profitable since the financial crisis. that's the big headline zale's put out today. it looks like they have the new branded lines, vera wang line, love line. they are expanding the fire line from 600 stores from 220 because of the recent success. they're getting a better handle on debt load which hept profitability in the end. i think they're making good progress going forward. it is a smaller company. is-t signals people are ready to buy jewelry. it's a good, it lasts for a long time. we know there have been fickle buyers when it comes to apparel, if at all. but it's the ha

this one here is great because we have people from all over the country, canada and the united kingdom. i would never do that or couldn't do that because of the laws in my political jurisdiction or whatever, we are not allowed to do that. then there's going to be other things when you think, gosh, i never thought about that, i think that would work really good. i'm going to take it back it my jurisdiction. probably over the past few years i've got 500 people i've dealt with, officers that have come to the class and subsequently become gravanis experts and set up programs. almost every program is different. a lot of the basis is the same, the information is consistent worldwide but people will tweak what information they are going to use and how they are going to be allowed to operate. some are in plain cars, some in marked units, it all depends how it's going to go. take the information you get, there's so much good information here today and tomorrow, take the information you want, take it back and integrate it into however you are going to work your program. when we come right down t

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he was on vacation in canada with the kids just last month. katherine wasn't there. we haven't seen them together in months. >> hard to believe from a couple that captured the world's attention, the older leading man and rising starlet. their work on the big screen that won each of them an oscar. according to "people," the last few years have been tough on the marriage. in 2010, douglas's son from an earlier marriage was sent to prison for dealing drugs. months later douglas was diagnosed with stage four throat cancer. the star underwent intense treatment and a year later he was cancer-free. douglas told matt how the health care gave him a new perspective. >> all of a sudden the affection from my family, from my friends, and from my fans hit me at a much deeper level than i would ever have imagined before. >> but it was a strain on his wife, zeta jones, who sought treatment for bipolar disorder. she opened up today. >> you get hit by that, sideswiped by that, all those underlying issues you know you have come out. they came out rather publicly. >> now a new painful c

here is a look at some of the other cities: two is vienna, via, vancouver, canada, toronto, and five is calgary. what? all canadian cities? the united states are not in the top temperature and syria is at the bottom. >> interesting, cot of living is not a factor in the rankings. >> a new twist this morning in the paterno dispute involving the san diego teen kidnapped and held against her will. what the family of the suspect is revealing to the public about the hannaher and senator -- anderson case. >> a last trip on the bay bridge must take place today. >> look how low the clouds are with 61-minute flight arrival delays at sfo. >> from the traffic center, a look at the left-hand side which is the new span of the bay bridge and the right-hand side that is what going away and traffic is moving smoothly into san francisco but the bay bridge is the story. are you shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating

the most impressive part about the plume the smoke extends into canada. we received word they have 23% containment. that 3% containment, that's a good sign. also a good sign, showers headed that way. throughout the second half of the day, take it to futurecast. here's the rim fire. here's that monsoonal moisture, creep up from the south. stop the clock at 3:00. good showers in the area will add to the humidity. that might be a reason they were able to gain further containment. it's not just today that we're looking at for this. also, into thursday, we'll see another round of monsoonal moisture and that will be the case for friday and saturday afternoon as well. hopefully the showers will help out. mother nature working with the firefighters. what we're expecting in the bay area. 60s to kick off a wednesday. close to that holiday weekend at this point. 62 san jose. good morning, gilroy, 55. plenty of mid-50 in navato, santa rosa, napa. we've got a lot of fog. give yourself extra drive time especially crossing the golden gate bridge. half a mile of visible

more than 80 world leaders and officials from canada to turkey to russia all getting the call from key members of the white house. you can see on this graphic their names. they include vice president biden, secretary of state john kerry and defense secretary chuck hagel. and these calls all took place in just the last seven days since the alleged chemical attack that syrian rebels say killed more than 1,300 people. it comes as britain prepares to send a draft resolution to the u.n. security council later today that condemns the violence and approves the violence to protect syrian civilians. also today u.n. inspectors continue their search for evidence of chemical weapons. evidence a special u.n. envoy to syrian has not been presented. that envoy noting that international law requires the u.n. security council to approve any military action. joining me now, jill dougherty from the white house. good morning, jill. >> hey, carol. well, you know, if you look at the president's public schedule today, really only one thing and that is the speech later on today at the 50th anniversary of the

mark carney, new guy at the bank of england over from canada, gave a super dovish first speech today in which he said that the bank of england might embark on qe again. it could keep rates super low beyond the fall to 7% on unemployment and it will take a long time to get to 7% unemployment, and at the same time he's going to loosen up some of the capital requirements on the top eight banks and building societies in the uk which means they will have to hold somewhere in the region of $140 billion less. once they've reached a 7% capital reserve to try to encourage lending into the uk economy. we knew that he would be dovish, but he's been super dovish today. back to you. >> and has been. thank you very much, simon. what a day to get a check on energy and commodities. sharon epperson -- no, it's courtney reagan. a blockbuster day at the nymex. >> yeah, that's exactly right. you know it's inventory day, but actually that surprise build in crude oil stocks and the smaller than expected draw in gasoline really did little no move the needle and that's sort of what traders expected because

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britain, france, canada, all have pledged support. meeting in an emergency segment, members of the arab league condemned what they called a hey announce crime of the regime. the u.s. has four cruise missile-carrying destroyers and probably a submarine in the eastern mediterranean. more u.s. warships, including aircraft carriering are in the arabian gulf area. in the past 24 hours there has been a reported increase in activity at the british base. in cooperation with syrian rebels, target lists have been drawn up. chemical weapons storage sites are not on the list out of concern that air strikes could release poison gas and harm more people. instead weapons delivery systems like rocket launchers will be targeted. they are talking about a sharp, sharp campaign, using cruise missiles and air-born weapons that can be fired from outside syrian air space. in cooperation with sir ran rebels, target sites have been drawn up. the u.s. and its allies are aim for command and control and weapon's delivery systems like rocket launchers. around the

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it was the australian president, and the prime minister of canada and john kerry on the phone and chuck hagel continued on his trip through south asia. it has gone through the methodical process. if you covered anything like this before you know this is the progression that they go through. >> step by step. >> it's good it talk to you. >> what are your thoughts. you watched the last 4 hours unfold. you certainly heard a speech from secretary kerry. what are your thoughts? >> well, i think just continuing with that line that we were hearing i think the administration is building the context now. it cannot get security council approve because the russian and the chinese are not going to give it. there is an effort of consultations with allies, potential supporters in the arab world, europe, australia, canada, build a network of support. that's the best thing that can be done. as president obama boosts to answer the challenge not to his position of having said it's a red line, but to the long-standing doctrine of use against chemical weapons. >> i love talking to you. you are a wonderfully

a woman in canada claims somebody recently ripped off her $1,000 bike. then she says a friend noticed a similar bike on craigslist. so the woman called up the seller and arranged a little meeting. when she met the guy, there was her beloved ride. so she says she asked for a test drive. the suspect said, sure, take it out, but warned her not to ride off. the woman says that's exactly what she did. check mate. cops however saying things could have gone much worse and warning others not to take the same matters into their own hands. >> you're iras and 401ks taking a beating on the corner of wall and broad. the dow is down because of syria. driving oil prices up, pushing the dow down. neil cavuto will have that and more coming up on "your world" in 14 seconds. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. that's it for "studio b." bill will be back with the fox report. have a great afternoon. >> neil: syria, front and center. investors, fearful and selling. fox on top of a world on edge. britain's prime minister david cameron recalling parliament to discuss syri

let you know why joe thorton is skipping canada's orientation camp. >>> joe thorton was invited to canada's olympic team hockey orientation but personal reasons, he is saying thank you but no thanks. he was scheduled to be in alberta this week but he stayed home because his 2-month-old son, river, was battling a sickness. river was hospitalized earlier this month but since been released. that is very, very good. joe decided to stay behind, just in case, that's what good dads do. two other sharks at canada's orientation, including dan boyle, who says joe absolutely made the right decision. >>> mean time, the u.s. men's hockey team says it's going for the gold at sochi, brings back the miracle on ice people police 1980. the team wasn't expected to medal three years ago in vancouver but pulled off a silver medal win this time around, the americans actually might be the favorites. among the 48 players this week's orientation camp, sharks center, joe pavel ski. >>> to hoops now august freshman at colorado state this is awesome, colorado state university living large after a free year's worth of

. >> the white house revealing as well the president spoke to the prime minister of canada. that follows talking to david cameron in recent days. those are steps you take when prepare to go take military action, line up the allies but very important that we expect the director of national team to have a packet of intelligence put together that the administration believes will show that syria was behind the chemical attack. if you follow what happened yesterday where secretary kerry spoke out about that and then the u.s. briefing happened, we would expect it possibly as early as this afternoon we'll see some of that intelligence. gregg: all right. ed henry live at the white house. thanks very much. >> after years on the job, homeland security is leaving her post today. president obama says the american people are safer and more secure because of her leadership but some question just how much she really accomplished. katherine is live in washington with more. >> thank you. the homeland security secretary addressing the national press club here in washington, billed as a farewe

. >> more crude from canada. >> there's a lot more crude coming down from canada. without the keystone pipeline we'll see 5 million barrels of production later this decade. u.s. refineries have really added to their capacity. once we get past september 15th the formula for gasoline changes and it's easier. >> is this production trend an ongoing thing, tom? are we going to continue to produce more oil and get more oil from canada and ease our situation here? >> i think so. we're really in a good situation not just for oil but natural gas. prices are much cheaper than the rest of the world. the only thing that could really derail it would be a financial collapse like 2009. technology and a fairly high price are leading to a lot of holes drilled and a lot more crude coming on. >> did you say we're less susceptible with what's happening in the middle east? >> yes. >> you don't think what's going on in syria will affect us? >> i don't think if it's contained within syria, and we've had some problems with libya and libyan expert, we'll be okay. if it blows up with global

i just received a new image of the rim fire from space where the smoke plume now extends into canada. we will show you that today at 11:00. first, mike has a traffic alert. >>> a crash that's been called a sigg alert, means next specht at least 30 minutes, in fact, 30 minutes until this will clear, look at this backup, choppers, 101 at whipple, happened there smashed up vehicles, starting to move them, the chopper moving back down toward the scene or back up, north toward the scene of that crash there it is involving a bus and a few other passenger vehicle he is and there you see that bus that was involved in the crash as well as three others from what we saw on the scene this is only blocking one lane, but a big backup, the map will show you how slow it is 84 to the scene that is the sigg alert section, worse for the peninsula, bridges move smoothly, and the bay bridge, show you the backup at the toll plaza as well, a backup out of the maze, laura. send it back to you. >> more local news in half an hour at 11:00 this morning, hope off great morning. ♪ >>> we're back with more on th

and canada opposed use of chemical weapons, and they to workd to agree closely on responses from the international community. the possible military intervention is already into fierce opposition among members of congress, and a growing chorus of republican and democratic lawmakers seeking he seek congressional authorization for any strikes against other assad regime. a virginias is asking the president to reconvene congress and seek approval for any military action. in the senate, even some who support punishing the syrian government for these attacks, are joining for the resident to first gain congress'approval. we are expecting to it more on the situation during the white house briefing expected to get underway in a few minutes. we will have it live when it starts. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] more on the situation in syria collected during the briefing. it is expected to get underway in a couple minutes. we will have it live when it does. until then a discussion on imminent domain from today's "was

liz: 45 states and canada and -- taking hollywood productions out of los angeles, luring them away with tax breaks and tax incentives, movies like lincoln, and man iii being filmed outside of los angeles, even the lone ranger was filmed outside of l.a. in new mexico so this is a wake-up call, a sobering statistic, 2003, 7 of nine action flicks made over $100 million of sales were filmed in los angeles, this year seven of the 12 were filmed outside los angeles. that is a big deal. stuart: production costs are not flowing to los angeles and california, there flowing to other states like louisiana, new york trying for too. that is hard, tangible money leaving california. is that mainly because of the high tax rates in california? liz: that is the complaint. it was such a complaint that arnold schwarzenegger sent danny devito and clint eastwood to sacramento saying you got to keep the movie production here in california, in hollywood, in l a because it creates revenue growth but they were ignored because sacramento's said we have too many other issues, other budgetary concerns, the teachers

they keep on talking about the oil pipeline coming down from canada. that's estimated to create 50 permanent jobs. that's not a jabs plan. >> 50 permanent? or is the key word permanent? >> there are widely varying estimates how many jobs this will create. and how many directly and indirectly. but the president is obviously using the low end of that estimate. the republicans point out one shouldn't sneeze at a time of high unemployment at the creation of any jobs. and this would create some jobs and probably create other indirectly. bill: you have got the middle east, that's a mess. you have got fracking that's never been better in the united states. we are producing more energy than ever in our history. you want middle east independence. you have got the issues with iran and syria. doesn't it strike you as making sense? one would think that the longer the white house delays this, the more the context argues for approval. but if you look at the pressure the president has been receiving from environmental groups it's been quite strong and quite sustained

mention, tomorrow is the day that mark carney, the new governor of the bank of england, the guy from canada, actually does his first official speech. he is going to go to business people in the united kingdom. he's going to attempt to convince them they will have rock bottom interest rates for the next three years. really? back to you. >> thanks, simon. we'll talk to you soon. let's bring in bob pisani. i'm guessing with a couple intraday charts here, pretty interesting. >> syria is a major issue. overall rates are down for a third session. rates and stocks sort of moving in tandem today. look at emerging markets. i know, you're tired of looking at emerging markets. so am i. there are the dow industrials. but look again, this is today. down another 6% in all the maimer markets. thailand is weak here. airlines are among the worst performers. we got oil at a six-week high here, so ual, u.s. air, those are notable declines, 3%, 6%, and 7%. banks are bruised as well. problem with rates down. wells fargo, morgan stanley, all down more than 1%. gold stocks up. this isn't a hard one to figure out.

sharks center joe thornton was invited to canada's hockey orientation but decided not to attend. he was supposed to be in alberta this week. he decided to stay home because his 2-month-old son river is sick. he was hospitalized earlier this month. there is good news here. he has since been released. he decided to stay behind just in case. two other sharks are at canada's orientation including dan boyle who says he believes joe absolutely made the right decision. agreed. >> got his priorities straight there. the u.s. men's hockey team says it's going for gold at the sochi games. the team was not even expect pd to medal three years ago but pulled off a silver medal win. among the 48 players at this week's orientation camp, shark center joe pavelski. >> whenever i think of the winter olympics, i think back to 1980 placid. i watched that in my friend's basement. >> where were you kind of thing. >> beautiful. >>> it's 5:11 right now. the south bay agency taking the new steps to battle global warming. >>> plus flash flood warnings for a good portion of the west this morning, but not ev

we'll tell you why joe thornton skipped canada's orientation camp. >>> breaking news out of danville this morning where a violent car crash claims the night of a teenager on the very first day of school. two others injured. >>> video in from an overnight fire in the bay area. a house up in flames. we will have the latest from that scene coming up next. >>> good it is morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren tracking a warmup for today, but it is really nice out there as you head out your front door. 50s and 60s. i have your seven day outlook including the holiday weekend forecast. >> pretty pleasant for traffic right now. we're expecting the big tuesday commute. i already have a disabled big rig on friday. i'll give you that update coming up. >>> we're expecting the beautiful bay bridge, beautiful look outside from the south bay this morning. >> a little distance from the bay bridge. it is. the beautiful bay area we live in. >> you can drive over the bay bridge and turn right and go way south. >> al you need to know, it's tuesday, august 27. this is "today in the bay."

-canada mexico the largest private employer in the service industry this country -- will have to be looked into. my question is two quick points. on the ups story just to clarify its spouses are not working are they still covered and what about the family's? on my own point i have special catastrophic policy that i-5 which gives me $10 million in coverage in case god forbid i would get something terminal confident not terminal but a terrible accident that would expand my medical costs. if the obamacare at the aca would not get rid of the lifetime cost this additional policy which cost me $70 a month extra -- [inaudible] >> guest: the first question on ups the answer is yes. if the spouse is not working he or she still covered by ups. if you have kids they are still covered in any case even if the spouse is working. your other question is a great one and i will give you two answers. answers. when it's a copout which is talk to your insurance agent because one of the reasons and one of the rationales behind the affordable care act is to keep people from having catastrophic out-of-pocket cost

ferment and they know right now canada and mexico has an unfair advantage with the harbor maintenance tax and we need an equal plan. so, clearly as we continue to press forward, clearly the port of san francisco beside the other ports will benefit from that. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner adams. is there any other public comment? >> item 9b, in celebration of the port's 150th anniversary, presentation on commercial fishing and fish processing business at the port of san francisco. >> good afternoon, commissioners. peter dealy, maritime director of the port. it's great to be here. i always wish we could have the curtains open . as monique said, it is a beautiful day. but we must do what we must do. i have a short presentation here, a few slides that are not in any necessary order, but there is pretty pictures of fishing boats in the harbor. it kind of reference my comments. as part of the port's 150th anniversary, the commission did ask staff to make a presentation each month highlighting one of of our industry's -- one of the benefits the port makes to the region. this month's

it really was under reported this derailment in canada, that killed 47 people. if it happened here, i think we would be shut down. there's a million barrels a day riding the rails. you have to keep year financialer crossed that nothing happens. >>> rayola, john, that's it for this evening's show. thanks for watching. we'll be back tomorrow. let's get this pipeline thing going. america needs power to grow. mom, dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. ♪ [ dad ] jan? time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messages in one place. to browse... and share... faster than ever. ♪ it's time to do everything better than before. the new blackberry q10. it's time. the new blackberry q10. (announcer) at scottrade, our clto make their money do more.re (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use d

. >> yay, i mean, it's not something that we've discussed a whole lot, but for me growing up in canada, my view has always been that way. you know, to--i think that everyone has an equal right to play, and i think we've been more than supportive of that. so with the olympics and the controversial around that, i think those decisions or those laws aren't necessarily something that we might agree with. i done agree with personally, there are laws and there are their views. >> in soccer the english premiere league has produced a huge upset in the second week of action playing it's only second play since being promoted to the epl. fraser campbell led the way for ththem with two goals. and clint dempsey made his debut sun after leaving the epl to return to major league soccer. 67,000 fans were on hands as they hosted their rifles the portland timbers, but they could not stop eddie johnson, the only goal in the contest. the 1-0 win in dempsey's much anticipated debut, the second largest crowd ever in major league soccer ever. >> thank you. we have your tuesday forecast, and coming up in just