if l.a. loses tonight orioles make the playouts. let's go out where the orioles could know if they are in the playoffs by the time their heads hit their pillows tonight in tampa. >> reporter: we saw rain move in here. fans were slow to go home. they were high fiving and giving tickles and sliders. plenty of business hanging out for a few hours after the regular season. i want to show you exactly what those players did on the field following their win. players would normally head into the locker room. they stuck with fans to see if they would clinch a playoff spot. champaign toast may be moved to tampa. 92 wins for the orioles this season. post season the first in 15 years looks likely. >> it is awesome seeing the orioles having a winning season. >> i graduated in 1983 when we made it to the world series. that was like forever again. >> 2012 started as a special year. orioles now head to tampa for a three game series. last of the regular season. we they know tonight if they clinch a wild card playoff spot. 41,000 fan out here today.

he is still working and living in l.a. i cannot remember the last titles that he di .. book is city of night, which was published in the early 1960s, really important book. he later did, what we got to see, numbers, and he did a number called a sexual outlaw, which is kind of one of the influxes from my title, "eminent outlaws." it combines the title from the administration and the sexual outlaw by john reggie. the more recent work isn't as strong as his early work. >> christopher, christopher barm, are a lot of gay writer's political? >> guest: i think they are whether they want to be or not. they didn't know that they have no choice. some are more political than others. larry kramer is a case in point. some people say he is one, politics is more important to him in than good prose, but is very committed to politics. tony kushner, great american playwright, very politically committed. with these men being as political as they are, i don't >> would these men be asiden. political as they were otherwise? i don't know. but politics are a major part ot their identity. vie,

congestion, at this moment, we are the number 2 city in the country when it comes to congestion beside l.a., we have some serious issues we need to tackle and the neighborhoods we live in are the densest neighborhoods in the east coast, in the district, i have the densest neighborhoods in the city where one out of three residents do not own a car and as someone who doesn't own a car, two of my favorite modes of transit are car sharing and my bicycle, car sharing because it's convenient not to own a car and my bicycle because it's easy to park, scoot allows you to pick up a bike when you need it but leave it and park it in ways that are easy and i want to thank michael and his team at scoot for innovating this, i'm excited about this for a second reason, we are the city of innovations and where great ideas start and continue, and as someone who ran a tech company, i'm excited that we have the best entrepreneurs, thinking about how the take a great idea and sell it to the rest of the world, the third reason i'm excited has to do something, and i'm going to call out to the chinese press that

one of the reasons why when the l.a. times picked me up as a columnist. barbra streisand publicly cancelled her subscription in protest. in my career there are few higher watermarks than that. in all fairness, conservatives shouldn't be a pain in the ass to hollywood liberals but it's the fastest root to their brain. the award goes to baby h sean penn. >> you have what i call get the "n" word out of the white house party. the tea party. there is a wig bubble coming out of their heads, can we just lynch him. >> rick: contenders of the worst reporter in the history of man were indicate can i couric, brian williams and dan rather. and winner, indicate katie couric is chosen by the audience. cal, you were at the ceremony last night. they did a round applause. >> it was like the old shows on tv where the meter goes. it's always a fun time to be together, 25 years of media research center. they do a tremendous job. personally i love barbra streisand. i got most of our people. people who need people. >> andrew brietbart. >> a great blogger. jim was ahead of this

you see that in the editor yams, "new york times" and l.a. times and it's flat wrong. >> rick: so by photo editors, netanyahu posing as the worst dictator in the history. >> it was an accident. look, what was atrocious about this. i'm not a huge netanyahu fan per se. they seem to have such animus they don't display like towards mahmoud ahmadinejad. i don't think they should be allowed to send a picture like that. you don't see them expressing any kind of anger or discuss wiping off a nation off the map. >> no confusing the animus when it come is to mahmoud ahmadinejad. post is owned by the same company that owns this network. >> as kirsten was saying, this is mahmoud ahmadinejad, this is pretty good. let's go back on the thing how media covered president obama's speech. it's the same charles krauthammer counted six apologies for the video. at the same time they figure out how to arrest the guy that made the video. bradley manning and leaking thing it would have been much different. they are clearly letting obama trouncing the person here to s

los angeles, north to south we are baking go here with 93 in l.a. 99 in sacramento. still warm numbers in the 70s. hundred in fresno. 83 at big sur. beach hazard through tomorrow. we talk about santa cruz how quickly it's going to warm up there. be careful because the large shore break, strong rip currents once again around santa cruz and twin lakes. back home, temperatures in the mid-70s. very pleasant for the bridge to bridge walk run here in the city. we've got the little league folks up in petaluma going to six flags to sign autographs in vallejo. warm day 84. 89 in san jose and about 95 in gilroy, it's a warm late september day. at some time starts october. we'll see minimal transition and warmer afternoon into inland valleys and cooling will get underway. you probably heard about all the likes at facebook, 49,000 viewers have liked us on facebook and eligible for the sweepstakes. you have to go there and click to win 49,000 button. that will take you to this page. that is your entry form. could win. we'll a announce the winner at 49ers game and abc7. it's getti

and he has been involved in public safety for a number of years and doing very momably serving the l.a. city attorney as well as his current position. actually, for me this has been a journey, it's not like a light switch went on yesterday. i have been involved in public safety for about 30 years. i have seen the war on drugs from the ground up. i have seen it as a police officer, young police officer walking, foot beat in south central and east l.a. i saw the revolving door, the impact that that revolving door was having in many communities and as i rose through the ranks, i began to take a different look at the way we dealt with crime and the way we dealt with public safety and as i evolved throughout the years, i came to the conclusion that what we had been doing with the war on drugs was leading us in the wrong direction. the impact that it had and not only in communities -- quite frankly in our entire community was creating a situation which doesn't necessarily make us any safer and frankly, i think we have criminalized an area i think should be really looked upon as a health issu

take a live look at the 405 interstate over the pass connecting west l.a. to the san fernando valley. the freeway has been shut down since friday night while crews demolish an overpass. it's being called carmageddon 2 because of the potential to create a traffic nightmare throughout l.a. if work doesn't get finished in time. last year was carmageddon 1 and the first phase went just fine. this time caltran says so far so good. >>> a record number of riders are taking caltrain so now the system is adding six more trains starting tomorrow. two will be brand new trains. four others that were mothballed because of budget cuts are being restored. caltrain is also rearranging its schedule to give passengers greater flexibility. it is also adding a silicon valley stop for twelve limited service trains in. in june caltrain averaged 50,000 riders every weekday. >> lisa argen is describing a mini heat train. >> that's a good way to put it. the forecast for the week ahead is starting out pretty warm. i'll have it for you next. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the amazing

and then tomorrow we are looking at triple digits possible in l.a. it is extreme heat for the first day of october, and then that severe weather threat spreads further to the east. we could see some damaging winds and isolated tornadoes in that ar >>> here's a look at temperatures this morning. an interesting day. we have 40s and 50s outside right now. not much of a sea breeze. weakening sea breeze at that. temperatures as we move into the afternoon will jump about 40 to 45 degrees warmer which should put us into the mid to upper 90s in the warmest places inland today. closer to 90 in san jose. not too bad san francisco and oakland will see 70s and 80s around the bay. tomorrow, warmer inland and we cool off big-time for the second half of the week. >>> and, of course, for the latest on your weather go to weather.com. and "today" is sunday. that means tonight is football night in america. we are talking about new york heading on down to philadelphia to 0 take on the eagles. a few showers. 57 to 61. most of the game really looks dry. it's just going to

it's being called carmageddon 2 because of the potential to create a traffic nightmare throughout l.a. if work doesn't get finished in time. last year was carmageddon 1 and this time they say so far so good. here's a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> we had some fog yesterday. today we are still looking at warmer conditions. here's a look outside from the roof camera. temperatures in the lower 50s, fog at the coast. still clear around the bay. you get a glimpse of that full moon, almost full. we are talking about still upper 90s inland and warm temperatures to start the week. your forecast is next. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, the amazing a's do it again. another walk-off victory in dramatic fashion over seattle. mike shum [ male announcer ] this is the opposite of subliminal advertising... there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >> welcome back,

and then tomorrow we are looking at triple digits possible in l.a. it is extreme heat for the first day of october, and then that severe weather threat spreads further to the east. we could see some damaging winds and isolated tornadoes in that area. that's a lookea >> a mix of clouds and sun on this sunday. temperatures will be seasonable, in the low 70s towards the afternoon. there's a chance for scattered showers later today, especially in the late afternoon. 7 day forecast shows >>> and, of course, for the latest on your weather go to weather.com. and "today" is sunday. that means tonight is football night in america. we are talking about new york heading on down to philadelphia to 0 take on the eagles. a few showers. 57 to 61. most of the game really looks dry. it's just going to be a couple of spotty showers and lots of clouds, too. jenna? >>> dylan, thank you. arnold schwarzenegger says if his life were a movie, no one would believe it. so now he's telling his story his way. we take a look at his new revealing book. >> reporter: a seven-time m

we could see an isolated tornado, wind gusts as well, and tomorrow, triple digits possible in l.a. it is extreme heat and then that threat moves farther east. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here is a peak out your window. >> good sunday morning to you, i'm chuck bell, sun is shining for now here in wug, our current hems are in the 40s and 50s across the area. it will be middle enough today with highs in the low 70s. 56 in capital heights and district heights. there is your four-day forecast. there will be a chance of a quick passing shower this >>> and, of course, for the latest on your weather go to weather.com. and "today" is sunday. that means tonight is football night in america. we are talking about new york heading on down to philadelphia to 0 take on the eagles. a few showers. 57 to 61. most of the game really looks dry. it's just going to be a couple of spotty showers and lots of clouds, too. jenna? >>> dylan, thank you. arnold schwarzenegger says if his life were a movie, no one would believe it. so now he's telling his story his way. we take a look a

work ton mulholland bridge overpass is part of this weekend's carmageddon 2 shutdown in l.a. until the pillar fell, work had been running smoothly. no one was injured when that pillar fell. officials say the old part of the bridge was supposed to fall, just not on to the new part. >> that's what everyone wants to hear, more delays, right? >>> recovering after surgery can take a while. now doctors have come up with a plan that could make it easier and maybe even more fun. that's in our medical alert. >>> is america too fat to fight? up next the department of defense weighs in on america's problem with obesity. >>> can eating chocolate make you smarter? better than -- fat and dumb maybe? a discovery that will make you feel better about snacking. i don't like to say fat. overweight. >> in this morning's medical alert, physical therapy can be a grueling process. doctors are using video games to get patients moving. they say it's a little more fun than traditional xer sigh and it's working. we have a closer look at virtual therapy. >> it's fun. lot of fun. >> linda colin is talkin

and you see that in the editorials and the columns in most of the new york times and l.a. times, wrong. >> rick: and the photos of prime minister netanyahu posing as the worst dictator in the history of dictatorships, what were they doing, other than show political bias? >> it was an accident. what's reallily particularly atrocious about this, i'm know the a huge netanyahu fan, abouter say, but the fact that they have so much animus towards him that they don't have to ahmadnejad. if you compared the two, i don't think they should be allowed to send the picture out like that. you don't see them expressing anger or disgust to somebody who discusses wiping off a nation off the map. >> rick: no confusing the part of amimus, the post owned by the same parent company of this new york, on the front page the other day. >> and he says this is ahmadnejad, and they were looking and let's look how they discovered the media speeches and charles krauthammer counted six apologies for the muhammad video, and if you're going to arrest the guy who made the muhammad video if this had been on

the wild card race after l.a. tonight beat the rockies. >>> with their refurbished stadium, there's a lot for the cal bears to look into this season. but after five games it's spinning out of control. in his 11th season, tedburg needed a win against arizona to keep from getting off to his worse start. no one in the secondary could stop ec sofhilie. kevin oziere with 63 second left in the half. they head to the locker room with the devils in front. zack mander to his brother keenan allen. at first this was called an unfinished pass. but then they reviewed it and found that he had one foot in the line. here's that combo again. kelly to ozier this time for 42 yards and the score, sun devils win. cal falls to 4-0 so far. >>> a defensive battle tough as a goat when san jose today played at navy. 6-0 0 spartans in the fourth quarter. four austin lopez field goals, this one in the fourth quarter ties the longest of his career. a 43-yarder that made it a 12-0 game. the navy option going nowhere. disrupting things, 12-0 wo

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new poll shows proposition 38 that would earmark funds for schools appears to be headed for defeat an l.a. times poll shows 34 percent of voters favored the tax 52% oppose it it will affect most californians the measures wealthy backer has spent $30 million on the campaign. a competing measure supported by gov. brown will raise taxes only on the wealthy doing better, proposition 30 supported by 35 percent of voters, proposition 31 raise the income tax for people making more than $250,000 a year and raise sales taxes. general motors recalls more than 30,000 cars in warm weather states, the company says a plastic part can crack from skeet and cause a fuel leak and fire. the recall includes all 2007- 2009 models of the chevrolet cobol and surely equinoxes and pontiac suvs and all 2007 saturn ion a sedans gm will repair cars for free. a look at women voters how wide is the gender gap between mitt romney and president obama and why. >>> a rough outing for fisherman they got caught in this >>> five weeks until election day mitt romney awards are to female voters and their concerns about the def

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>>vicki: construction in l.a. has shut down interstate 4 05. officials are concerned about traffic problems of one of america's busiest freeways being closed at least temporarily. this is a live look at the construction. >> there has been intelligence that there have been some move that have taken place. new >>vicki: and tens of thousands of spaniards and portuguese have been a rallying to protest the of austerity cuts as the economic crisis grinds on in europe. >> it is a mystery meat for movies that this is real life. a renoir painting bought for steel at a flea market may have actually been stolen. >> it is worth between $75,000. 100000 dollars in back from the dead. >> as much as they want the painting back, and uneasy in officials did not say they will raise the legal battle to get it. >>vicki: we have more on the corporate image watery eyes and stuffy nose. >> she does not need a calendar to tell her that this season's unchanged. >> fall is the the absolute risk. postnasal drip, my nose is a burning. >> while millions of americans suffer

carmageddon 2, as l.a. tries to keep drivers off a major stretch of high >> traffic is flight los angeles. nearly 16 hours after the start of carmageddon 2. the closure of one of the world's busiest freeways. a 10-mile stretch of interstate 405, linking west los angeles and the san fresh valley is shutshut down. crews are demolishing and rebuilding a bridge there. right now, the work is on schedule. the contractor faces huge penalty fist they miss their deadline to reopen the bridge monday morning in morning n. a similar closure last queer, drivers stayed away and it was a success. twitters, a new promotional campaign encourages people to send in photos to use to direct a short film with the help of director ron howard. wayne freedman shows us what it's all about. >> reporter: if art is in the eye of the beholder, maybe the same holds true for inspiration. one need not look further than hermman in san francisco today. >> it's just an awesome opportunity judge a man is in a booth, tweeting. does he look fami

. >> next, tom smith with the l.a. county sheriff's department is able to slip a rope around paul from above and he starts pulling. >> i was pulling on him so hard that i couldn't believe it. it should have lifted someone twice his size. >> is it doing anything? >> no. >> paul is wedged in so tight rescuers worry if they pull too hard they will yank an arm right out of its socket. >> that's it. that's it. keep it up. keep it up. keep it up. >> okay. okay. >> do you want to take a break? >> paul needs to rest. the temperature is 110 degrees and it is even hotter on the rocks. he's becoming dangerously dehydrated. >> you have to start scooting down the crack. >> he was quickly becoming exhausted from trying to help us, and that was a concern, also. that soon he wouldn't be able to help us. >> just an hour earlier, paul and a friend had been climbing on these rocks, a favorite neighborhood hangout in the high desert 70 miles north of los angeles. when suddenly, paul loses his footing and falls 18 feet below the surface. a

live nor us in l.a. there are a lot of cars out in the weekend in l.a. how is it going? >> reporter: one would think it has potential of sequel to a bad movie. mayor of los angeles says it's pretty good and going pretty well. that is traffic on the other freeways in los angeles, this freeway is closed down, ten miles from san der in an dough valley to l.a. this is the construction part. they have to expand the freeway in order to expand the freeway by another lane, they have to make this bridge. this the mullonnd bridge and the landmark is coming down. it's come down in one big chunk buried into the hillside. most of it is coming down about chunks the size of basketballs. this is a 53-hour project and mayor says they hope it will be done in 53 hours. first version of carmegeddon. it was done in 37 hours. this one is going to take longer because its 30% longer span on the north side of the bridge. to get all of this down, you have to basically chunk away at this. they are hoping by tonight to have all of this northbound span down but they wanted to encourage people to sta

so right now i'm in l.a. in has yenda heights next to the famous chinese temple that the former vice president gore visit during the presidential election. >> how many children have you had? >> i have seven, four boys and three girl. >> how many times have you been married? >> three. >> how many grandchildren do you have? >> about 16 grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild child. >> and what kind of businesses have you been in since you've been ibeen to the united states? >> well, you know, i just mentioned, you know, with the money from the book and then when i moved to -- from here to california, i went to the bank and opened a new account and put my money. and then, you know, the director, the president, and all the -- you know, the members of the bank, of course, they recognized me, so they come out and say -- on --, welcome. one of the directorer of that night is in the liquor store, name jack. he's family, you know, own total -- about 60 or 65 liquor store in the area. he's a king of liquor store.

archie's ready for more publicity, and lucky for him, a local morning show in l.a. wants to have the "bride and groom" on to talk about their mishap. this time it seems worth the risk. >> carissa wheeler, who plays the bride, and josh cobitt, who's the groom, went on in character. while the newscast was there, one of them actually says i kind of believed that it was real, but now seeing you guys together, you totally make a great couple. >> well, i had my doubts too. but now that i see you, you guys are truly, truly in love. i feel so bad for those poor news anchors who were digging themselves into a hole without knowing they were digging themselves into a hole. >> >> we called them up and said we would love to come back on the show. it wasn't real. you can chastise us or whatever you want. they declined to have us back on their show. >> you can take a joke so far. and then you can take it too far. they clearly went over the edge and fell over it into the pool of bad will, as it were. >> maybe not with the audience though. while the completed movie wasn't a hit, thi

you see that in editorials and columnists and "washington post" and l.a. times. >> rick: so photo editors, netanyahu posing as the worst dictator in the history of dictatorships. what were they doing in f not to show political bias? >> what is atrocious about this, i'm not a huge netanyahu fan per se, but they have so much an must towards him they don't display like they do with mahmoud ahmadinejad. i don't think they should be allowed to send out a picture like that, but you don't ever see them expressing anger or disgusted that discuss about wiping a nation off the map. >> rick: the post is owned by the same parent company as this network and that was the front page the other day. >> and it appears morgan syd, this was pretty good. they were looking -- but let's go back to how they covered obama's speech. krauthammer counted six apologies to the speech and then they figure out how to arrest the guy thatade the video. it would have been much different. they are clearly letting obama get away w with trouncing the person here to soothe relations, maybe a de

. >> we actually just got an update from the l.a. fire department and the organizations that are running this construction. we're actually hearing that so far, there aren't any major massive delays anywhere in the los angeles area. it does appear that people are listening to the public warning to try to stay at home. i'm going to quote the fire chief here and she actually said that carmageddon so far is an excellent sequel. what is happening behind me is what is referred to as carmageddon. the nation's busiest stretch of freeway. there's a ten-mile stretch that is shut down. if you have ever driven in los angeles, this is stunning not to see any vehicles on this amount of freeway. why it has to be shut down? it's because here in this stretch of the path, a massive bridge called the mulholland bridge, which we're taking a look at here, that section is being torn down, the northern part of it. it has to be torn down. they can't have any vehicles travel under it, and fredricka, check out this tape. this is tape we caught early this morn

. >>> if you're waking up in l.a. and wondering the route you're going to take today. you know you shouldn't take a good ten-mile stretch of the 405. a rare sight to see the 405 empty like that. the construction taking place. and people have been calling it carmageddon 2. the first one carmageddon 1, not too bad. smooth sailing. people found other ways to get around on the weekend. the 405 remains closed. at least a portion remains closed until monday morning and then get back on the 405 and resume your traffic woes there, if you like, in los angeles. >>> busy airport, lost baggage, crowded tourist attractions, some vacations can leave you feeling more stress than when you first left. a spa vacation just might be the ticket. >> massages, facials, hot tubs. spa vacations are a great way to unplug and relax. >> you should go to a spa to relax your body, relax your mind and have some time off and give yourself a break from the rest of the world. >> to make sure you get the most out of your spa vacation, give yourself time to slow down. >> it often takes people a couple da

l.a. city council unanimously approved an array of documents that approved the path for the stadium, most environmentally friendly stadium in n.f.l. history. it's not clear yet if the developer of the $1.2 billion stadium will be able to persuade an n.f.l. team to move to los angeles. there may be a great stadium but you need a team to make it complete. >> lisa: that would help. >> terry: we have been talking about what is coming. >> lisa: there is a lot of fog out there. we have a lot of sunshine in concord right now. but other than that, we are socked in with mist and drizzle. here is our emeryville shot. 50s out there. it doesn't feel like it's going to get up to the 90s. near 80 today. i'll have a look at the numbers and talk about the excessive heat watch. >> terry: do you feel confident about this forecast? >> lisa: yes. >> a's [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents on their own are wonderful ...but add some ham and cheese ...roll them up in some crescent dough and tada, thursday i

still, 104 for l.a. by the time we reach our monday. so, grand rapids, we're saying hello to america. biggest round of applause. >> so, we are so excited here, again. the middle of the country having some of the best weather. and we're enjoying it. are we not? yeah. >> ginger, we're so proud of you for being inducted into the hall of fame. we can't let you go without embarrassing you a little bit. we have some pictures. your mom may have sent them to us. there you are as prom queen, with the tiara, as promised. >> oh, boy. >> and cheerleading. >> look at ginger. >> there she is. >> this woman cannot take a bad picture. >> it's impossible. >> we can't even try to embarrass you, ginger. you're beautiful in every picture. >> i can't take a bad picture? or my mother wouldn't send a bad picture? >> your mom's behind you somewhere in that crowd, as well. we're very proud of you. >> she's back there somewhere. >> we're very proud of you. hi, mom. we'll see you soon, ginger. >>> we're going to turn, now, to one of the more surprising revelation

together recently and the mayor mexed me and said thank god we're in san francisco and oakland and l.a. have other challenges ahead of them and i think one of the things i want to highlight is the relationships that we have and the relationships that have been built in particular in the superintendent zones because i think we've recognized that community really matters and when we got the sig funding we were embattled with our communities. this was two and a half years ago and we -- people were reluctant and we took a risk and i am glad that we d i am glad that we kind of said this is unacceptable for any of us and should be unacceptable for you as well, and we took some big chances and fortunately we came out ahead and i am grateful for that because it was one of the scary moments that for years and years none one has been willing to take that chance and we did. i feel like we're starting to be better about getting ahead, and forecasting what the challenges will be. thinking more about prevention than fixing things after they're broken. i don't think we do enough of that. we emphasize

the l.a. city council has unanimously approved a plan to build a 72,000 seat stadium in downtown los angeles. price tag, 1.2 billion. now, while unions are in favor because of the jobs it would create, stadium opponents are concerned about traffic, air quality and noise. it's still unclear if the city wants a current n.f.l. team like the raiders or an expansion team. the rams move from l.a. to st. louis 17 years ago. >>> well, work getting under way on the bart track today in the east bay could affect your commute. >> and he showed up at an anti- violence rally with a bat. dallas braden goes to anger management classes. >> afternoon highs sowed soar to record high -- could soar to record highs. hot weather on the day. what you can expect this weekend, coming up. >>> local dog owners are marching against republican presidential nominee mitt romney. they are holding an event to protest romney's treatment of his dog seamus. they say the dog was subjected to near hurricane force winds on the top o

of the interesting thing you points out he managed to stay out of tabloids when he was governor in l.a. >> when he ran for governor, he was in the tabloids all the time. if he ran for governor he came out again. american media had purchased the muscle magazine, the body building magazines. they got together and made a deal. arnold would continue to do stories for muscle magazines in return the "national enquirer" and the globe would no longer write tabloid stories about him. only person in america, athlete, celebrity, politicians didn't have to worry about that. now he's reinvented himself using the tabloids. >> thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you can see all of lesley stahl's interview with arnold schwarzenegger tomorrow night on "60 minutes" right here on cbs. now here's lonnie quinn with another check of the weather. >>> good morning. well, let's get over here to the big old map. we can show you where the big rain is. it's in texas notifying louisiana, portions of oklahoma. some could see up to five inches of rain. that's here in the usa. want to quickly show

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yesterday the l.a. city council approved an array of documents that will clear a pass for the 72,000 seat farmer's field. it's already being build as the most environmentally friendly stadium in nfl stadium. what is not clear is if the developer of the $1.2 billion stadium will be able to persuade an n team to move to los angeles. >>> christopher stevens, the late ambassador to libya, will be honored before this afternoon's cal football game a moment of silence will be held in his memory. stevens graduated from cal back in 1982. this a degree in history. the school also announced it established a memorial fund in his name. elves killed earlier this month on an attack in libya. it was first believed to be a spontaneous reaction to an anti-muslim it will many but it's now been accomplished it was a planned assault. >>> and the big story today is the weather. we have it going back to one more weekend of summer kind of like? kind of like. you are right. tomorrow we have the excessive heat watch. today thing

of the interesting thing you points out he managed to stay out of tabloids when he was governor in l.a. >> when he ran for governor, he was in the tabloids all the time. if he ran for governor he came out again. american media had purchased the muscle magazine, the body building magazines. they got together and made a deal. arnold would continue to do stories for muscle magazines in return the "national enquirer" and the globe would no longer write tabloid stories about him. only person in america, athlete, celebrity, politicians didn't have to worry about that. now he's reinvented himself using the tabloids. >> thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you can see all of lesley stahl's interview with arnold schwarzenegger tomorrow night on "60 minutes" right here on cbs. now here's lonnie quinn with another check of the weather. >>> good morning. well, let's get over here to the big old map. we can show you where the big rain is. it's in texas notifying louisiana, portions of oklahoma. some could see up to five inches of rain. that's here in the usa. want to quickly show

. >> the highway project is under way in l.a. this morning. called the busiest freeway in america, ten miles of the 405 are shut down for the weekend to work on the car pool lane, the bridges and the ramps. one of the goals is to create the longest car pool lane, 73 miles. 405 is a major road way connecting the san fernando valley and the airport. officials have been urging people to stay off the roads. >> maybe today they can go get a free cup of coffee. it is national coffee day. what a better way to celebrate than with free cups of coffee. the christie cream doughnut shops and mcdonald's are giving away free coffee. 62% of workers drink two or more cups of coffee a day. i have already had two cups myself. >> we haven't got any free stuff. >> i know. we're waiting. >>> 7:33, 66 degrees at the airport. coming up in this morning's doctor, the rate of live cancer is growing. >> new details in the discovery of a well known vitamin and how it could help out. >>> temperatures and humidity down a little bit this weekend. the insta weather plus fore

stefanie lambert was traveling from l.a. to pittsburgh with her kids and packed items to keep them busy. an agency refused to let the peanut butter on board and put the family through unnecessary screening. lambert filed a complaint saying it is important that people stand up for themselves. >> when did peanut butter become the biggest poison in the world? >> allergies, buddy. >> if you fight the t.s.a. you get $3.99. take a look at this just released dash cam video out of kentucky. a police officer rushing to respond to an emergency call swerves to avoid a truck. yikes. and crashes right through the front of a home. the officer reportedly suffered a minor neck injury. fortunately no one was in the home at the time. those your headlines. >> thank you, alisyn. all right. coming up on the show. as we have been talking about, we now know the libya attack was terrorism. why wasn't hasn't the fbi gone into benghazi to investigate when even members of the media have been there? colonel tony shaffer is here to talk about benghazi n

even we have a l.a. department to come to our department to see how we operate. i think they told us they have still [speaker not understood] in their certification for cat inspector. president also attend a meeting, too, you know. we are actually ahead of lots of people in the state. >> yeah, to kind of hitch hike off that, which was surprising to me, i thought we would have been, but l.a., they were very clear on this. i think they don't have because they have accessible issue problems. i don't think they have them to the magnitude we have in this town. you know how complex they are. to me the key is one of the big kind of programs i think that i want to see coming out of all this is the educational aspect of it and i notice that -- i think we're all, commissioner mar feels very strongly about this, too. how we get the word, are we doing these kind of outreach to the communities, how we're doing it and sue on. -- so on. and are people showing up and are we educating them on the issues. that's the big thing for us. if we were to do anything constructive over the