a tense afternoon at bridge point high school. reports of a student a gun. more than students chekd many of them for weapons. some watched as sons and daughters were told to walk backwards, arms over heads. a pat down followed. >> we all knew there was going to be a lock down. >> where you worried?. >> yes. very nervous. concerned i think they got it under control. >> your daughter has been textinging you. what has she been say something. >> she's okay. this is you know, everything is under control. >> there is no gun found. the report came to a resource officer. >> and the man accused of shooting a fremont police officer is in an oakland jail tonight. the 20-year-old was flown back to the bay area today where he was captured feet from the mexican border. he is charged with attempted murder of a fremont officer todd young, young was serving a warrant on friday. young is in serious, but stable condition tonight, sedated and we're told his condition is improving day by day. >> police in the east bay continue to follow a trail of bodies tonight investigating a

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a man has made a best friend in a 17-foot crocodile that he is named pacho. he found him shot by a local farmer and nursed him back to health. now they perform an act of like you have ever seen. do we have to say, do not try this at home? >> the crock about whisperer -- the crocodile whisperer. >> i wonder if he takes him four walks. weather-wise, things are quiet right now. we have plenty of rain for tomorrow. 56 degrees at >> welcome back. a convicted gang leader will spend the rest of this life in prison. timothy rawlings was convicted of ordering the murder of steven parrish back in 2008. rawlings ordered the murder because he thought parrish was gay. prosecutors have dropped a charge of premeditated murder against jerome williams, gary collins, and charles mcganey in harris.l againmurder of ken science is putting the choice of a baby's sex in the hands of mom and dad's today. parents undergoing in vitro fertilization can identify the sex of an embryo and can choose which ones to be implanted inside the mother's womb. >> that brings us to your answers to

a drug test on a recorder bridge. she will remain free pending a court hearing reggie could wind up back nine bars if she's found to of violated her permission. and the governor has canceled budget talks with legislative leaders because he's feeling sick prolonging the stalemate over the $19 billion deficit the governor had been scheduled to meet with leaders of the assembly and the sun and the 83 d impasse is the longest legislator has ever gone without approving a budget. speaking of budgets, let's talk about wall street. stock futures are slightly down this by the head. the bank is due to announce a. they're looking to see where policy-makers say about the economic outlook the congress department reports on new home construction and analysts are looking for an increase. also today the labor department reports on unemployment figures for august. wal-mart could be comingxd to sn francisco archly the big rock store co. is planning an aggressive push into urban markets with a fraction size of its supercenters the retai

a 5 k run and a 1 k walk. everyone is invited to take part and you can mead athletes as well as joe jonas. >> the giants were in the driver's seat and had a big night. the bottom of the third, aubrey huff hitting a three-run home run. that was a glimpse of what went on. buster posey hit a home run and they pounded the dodgers, 10-2. they are a half game up over the padres and face the brewers tonight at at&t park and the giants -- >> got to love it and cheer them on. we will see how the morning commute is looking with mike. >> can you hear me? there you go. want to make sure everyone hears this. it is friday. a smooth commute and 19 minutes off of the bridge, but being friday, we focus on the opposite direction. we will see the areas to the north. this is your gateway out of the area and over towards sacramento and tahoe. you have to get through the friday work day. a nice mild flow of traffic. things are starting to back up here just a little bit. we are expecting to see the metering lights even on a lighter

we get a trip once a week maybe. can't pay your bills on a trip once a week. can't put your kids through school. can't buy groceries. if they pull out, we are totally messed up here. >> reporter: a mess that even with the well permanently sealed could still take years to clean up. jay gray, venice, louisiana. >>> police in prince william county, virginia, are trying to find out what led a nokesville man to kill his wife and then himself saturday morning on widewater drive in the montclair area. police say jennifer and robert bates were arguing in their car when they turned into a small cul-de-sac of homes. jennifer bates got out of the car. her husband chased her down and shot her. all this in front of horrified residents. now police are trying to find out why the shooting happened in a neighborhood f from the couple's home as residents try to cope with the gruesome crime. >> it's not associated with the neighborhood and for people not to have any fear about, you know, the neighborhood or the neighborhood's changing. it's just a quiet neighborhood. it's just a

still a chance for a shower or thunderstorm on tuesday with a high near 76. sunshine on wednesday, 74. a stronger front moves in on thursday. after that, the highs will fall into the 60's and overnight lows will it be in the low to mid 40's per a cooldown air mass coming up as we head into the weekend. let's check the roads with sarah. >> the weather is having a major impact. we have some accidents to get to. southbound 95. a pretty big slow down. accident is at keefe avenue. watch for a delays leading up to keith avenue and getting down to the four mechanics. the west side is filling up quickly. if you can, leave early because you will need that extra time with speeds down around the area. southbound 95, look at those delays. outer loop at the jfx, we have an accident. there is an accident at reisterstown road. it is off to the side. a crash blocking the left lane. 40 rolling road is the scene with some flooding. we have our fair share of problems this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the pastor of an atlanta church tells his congregation

it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. [low audio] >>> what do americans think what's going on in the capital. we'll have the results of a new poll on a variety of topics and it's the second fastest growing hobby in the country. why many find their calling is watching birds. those stories and more tonight on wjz-13. kaikai have you done gone bird watching. >> no, but my daughter and i have a bird feeder. >> well, i think of the man from gilligan's island. >> well, it's popular and i think it would be fun. >> well, this might tempt me to do it. >> let us know how it is. >> thank you, katie. >>> by sure to watch the cbs evening news with katie couric tonight after eyewitness news at 6:00. bird watching for you, mary? >> >> well, is bob a bird watcher? you're a weather watcher, are you a bird watcher? >> well, beautiful weat

it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. >>> welcome back, it's 6:19 and 52 degrees outside. we're looking at a nice day, getting up to 77 degrees for the high. very fall feeling outside. there's warmer air coming our way. andrea? >>> back to some of the other stories people are talk about this morning. new information about the powerful storms that struck new york city. the national weather service confirmed that two tornadoes ripped through the city at 125 miles per hour. and the determination was made yesterday after examining the passing storms and the damage that it caused from brooklyn to queens. one was killed. >> >> the parents from the woman who lied about being splashes in the face with acid are sorry. the police suspected it was a hoax from the start. their story had a lot of holes and red flags and it was clear

it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >>> good morning. it's 7:26. temperatures are in the 60s and we've had gusty winds overnight and this morning. clear skies are now being mixed in. fairly uniform conditions across the area. more clouds to the west. it does appear as if there is a band of overcast skies back towards our west. it is possible that this morning you go from sunny to cloudy quickly. we'll average a partly cloudy day. we'll get more sun back and mix in the strong winds. the afternoon two degree guaranteed high of 32. >>> we are working an injury accident on the jfx. northbound lanes at northern parkway. the two left lanes will be closed because of a two-car accident. northbound on the jfx, that exit ramp was closed because of an accident there. still working a single car crash at bosley road and

a chase and a crash. this happened after police tried to pull him over for speeding. the driver refused to stop and sped down the parkway before crashing on 28th street. >> he ended up running into the median and disabling his car. he fled from the car. officers gave foot pursuit of the vehicle and he was taken into custody. >> police say they then found a gun in some nearby bushes. a background check revealed the driver was a parolee and was out on bail for another offense. >> all right. 5:05 is the time right now. as we have been reporting there is a fire along highway 101. we do have a crew there just getting to the scene. sal, what can you tell us about it. it sounds like it is near sir frances drake. >> that's right, it is near sir frances descraik, just over the hill. so as he pulls back you can see that 101 traffic is okay. now the fire is on that hill to the right there. you can kind of see a little bit of a glow of it at the top of our screen or maybe at least a little bit of smoke. the fire crew

the proposal requires meals which come with a toy to contain a half a cup of fruit and 3/4 of a cup of veggies. all are negotiableable. many fear government regulation has gone too far. we spoke to a franchise owner and operator about an hour ago by phone. >> our customers and children have a lot of options on the menu. they opt to replace french fries with apple dippers and opt to replace a carbonated beverage with juice or milk. today, there are a lot of healthy choices that families can make for themselves and for their kids. >> it's really -- that's the main purpose why people are eating, bringing their kids there. the food isn't nutritious, then that's a good way, too. so i don't really have a strong opinion one way or the other. >> a voice of opposition is coming from within city hall as well. mayor gavin newsom, the mayor supports kids eating better, but he says, dictating what plastic toys can be put in a card board box is not the right way to achieve that. the first public hearing is scheduled for this afternoon at 1:00 p.m. here at city hall and mcdonald's will have a nutriti

, adding a ron shipp is a sensible. we see a lot of people putting elevators as our population, including us, ages. >> or houses are getting more vertical. >> that is right. no permit is required for a tool shed that is less than 100 square feet of area looking down, bird's eye view. less than 100 square feet, no permit is required. without a permit, there is no trigger for an assessment. >> you could go up two stories? >> no, actually. the planning department has a height limit of i think 10 feet in the required the rear yard area. eight or 10 feet. [laughter] keep your hot tub in your toolshed. >> in this market, if you bought your house recently and you are thinking about doing one of these that you think is going to make your assessment go up, you can always apply and have your assessed value go down. >> we have some information here about that. we will get to that in a second. having a swimming pool or a sauna will change the assessed value of your property. i would get approval. it is the least improvement value t

was it a jet airliner -- >> yeah, sounded like a big plane. planes don't usually fly over us but this plane was really, really loud and shook the whole house. >> well, you know, could be we have a combination of both situation if a plane and gas station are both involved. can you see from where you are, can you see the flames? >> we actually are -- our house faces towards the airport the other side so can't see. i'm sure if we walked outside we could see it. i haven't gone out yet. >> your home isn't normally in a flight path? >> we usually get planes overhead. that was really loud and the planes never shake the house. >> all right. anthony, thank you very much for calling cbs 5. we appreciate it. we are trying desperately out of our newsroom to figure out through various sources what exactly this is. we are getting conflicting reports that a plane went down in the area. initially first report was that a gas station caught fire somehow and exploded and what you're seeing now from our chopper 5 these are live pictures up in the san bruno area,

in 2003, a man robbed a bank, with a time bomb fastened to his neck. he said he was coerced into it. investigators later learned he had helped plan the heist. and while that bomb detonated, killing the victim, in this case, uscamayta was unhurt. while the fbi says he is still a victim, there are reports that that bomb was a fake. and that uscamayta was acting suspiciously calm throughout the crisis. dan? >> matt, thank you. i want to pick up on the last point you made. >>> joining us now from boston is harvard fellow and former miami police chief, john timoney. he's a veteran police officer, who has also been a commissioner of the philadelphia police force and the chief of the department here with the nypd. good morning, sir. >> good morning. good to see you. >> likewise. so, let me ask you first. i want to make clear this gentleman is still considered by police officially thought to be a victim. but you are skeptical. >> no. right now, he is a victim. they're treating him, as he is, in fact, a victim. however, the detectives, you know, got limited inf

a separate room for a toilet, and a second room for a tub. i have done literally dozens of projects where we try to combine them. the difference in today's baffin's is there is a lot more stuff. double vanities, soaking tub, showers, toilets, bedets, a lot more things going on. >> has this economic decline at the moment -- has that affected people's desire for complexity in stuff? have you seen a short-term move toward simplicity? >> yes and no. people still love their bathrooms. people think of them as an important room, as an investment for their home. yes, there is the gamut. some people are really just for function and utilitarian. some of them are large and lavish and everything in between. >> we are going to start looking at a couple of little vignettes of bathrooms. we can talk about fixtures and use that as a springboard for questions for our audience and discussions from some of the manufacturers we have here. let's start by looking at one right back here. this is a really interesting one because this has some of the characteristics

if they saw a vehicle -- if it is indeed a vehicle. if they saw a vehicle associated with this, anything. this investigation is in its preliminary stages, what we can tell you about, 2:30 this afternoon, a woman described as ing in her 30s was shot to death in broad daylight here at this apartment complex in the 8500 block of greenbelt road. back to you. >> thank you, jackie. >>> doug joins ups now with word on our weather, and we are about to see a dramatic shift in degrees? >> big time. and if we hit 90 degreeshree days in a row, and i think we have a chance of doing that, it would be another heat wave, only one day shy of the record. so, mother nature's trying to hold on to a little bit of summer. fall begins tomorro night at 11:09. moter nature is not taking that she's just saying, let's hold on to a little more summer. if this could be the hottest summer ever in the district. why not keept going, as we look out right now, a gorgeous day, a beautiful morning, this morning. a lot of you liking the temperatures on the cooler side. we

so a nice definition of a young gun. the young gun stuff that they're advancing, the policies that they're advancing, people aren't really hearing it, what's controlling this is the unemployment numbers. it was bad in 1994 when the democrats lost everything, it's 50% worse now, the economic conditions control this morning anything else. >> people say they don't want these unemployment numbers, they want to -- the incumbent is in trouble. >> this kind of economy creates a vote for change and unfortunately for the democrats, since they're in control, the word change appears on the ballot as the republicans in a two-party system. >> all this attention about christine o'donnell, we heard about this videotape that emerged over the weekend. >> we are not related if that's your question. i think kelly's related to her, maybe nora is, i don't know. >> what i want to know is, is the delaware seat as important as all the attention that she's being given? >> absolutely, because if the republicans could take the delaware seat, they

this is a country with a strong anti-clerical streak and a critical press. but, one leading paper's comment mere that benedict's entering the lion's den, may also reflect a flare for dramatic overstatement. jeff? >> richard roth in london this morning, thank you. >> the use of illegal drugs in this country has reached its highest level in near al decade. last year illegal drug use increased by 9% according to the government fueled bay sharp increase in marijuana ecstasy and methamphetamine use. marijuana remains the most commonly used drug in the country. almost 9% of the population said they used illegal drugs last year. on the other hand, cocaine use continues to decline. >>> the mother of michael jackson filed suit now over her son's death. katherine jackson charged the concert promoter aeg live with failure to supervise the doctor in charge of her son's care. she also contends it failed to have life-saving equipment on hand, something she says jackson had asked for. >>> there's violent weather this kansas a half dozen tornadoes hit south of wichita yeste

satellite church in north carolina. >> there is recognized a special duty of a pastor, a bishop, a rabbi, any spiritual leader that you cannot have a sexual or intimate relationship with any of your parishioners. >> reporter: the men's attorney says long initiated sexual contact only after they reached the age of consent. the lawsuit says long wooed them with gifts exposing them to the world of luxuries and comfort. church officials say long plans to address the issue sunday in front of the congregation. >> somebody needs to celebrate that moment. >> reporter: ron mott, nbc news, atlanta. >>> a rare treasure found in the wine cellar of bing cross by. the only known copy of game 7 in the world series. he was part owner of the pittsburgh pirates playing the yankees in the series. but he was too nervous to watch the decidinging ga ingame. so he had it recorded and said he'd watch only if the pirates won. the pirates did win 10-9 with a walk-off homerun. it is considered to be one of the greatest games ever. that's the news. now back to lester and amy. my dad would have been thrilled to hear

a spa center in that it's a standard double room costs around one hundred dollars a night. from shopping for traditional goods to eating local russian cuisine you'll feel a million miles from home here. a trip to one of russia's golden ring towns really is like going back in time there are several sites of interest here in syria such as the tomb of the russian. he was one of the leaders who fought against the polish in vegas also the cross to combine to say that piece of the great in president his first wife and the beautiful ancient kremlin behind us with its impressive architecture it's the core of the whole area and when visiting any of them on a street take a look to see if there are any concerts scheduled from classical music to choral singing if you get a chance to visit to witness such spine tingling music. through the band rules of the cathedral here it's a magical moment you'll take away with you forever so the dreamy fairy tale landscapes of soused as old from arrives still nice and warm outside a walk along the peaceful banks of the commune caribbean with the sou

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and a man, a woman and a woman. the second one is, why can there not be a separation of the definition of marriage and what is given to these individuals who have a hospital visits and other rights you mentioned this morning. really, my question comes down to the morality. what were your statistics for that? the second part was why can there not be the right to marry and the rights given to people as two different issues. thank you. guest: i think one can distinguish between these issues, but most people do not. issues, but most people do not. most of the exclusionists said they should not be able to get married. the people in the middle, the moderates, were really right in the middle. regarding the issue of morality, they talked about it in many different ways. most people who said same-sex couples do not count as a family, most of those actually did use a religious frame in terms of that. many people who were in many people who were in collusion -- inclusionists they said it was not fair that they did not have the

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the stress load isaa high. also, we need to be proactive, and involved ina developing our training. we will gladly sit at anyone's tablem to help them out, and at anay carrier's table. we think we can get to that sweet spot. >> thank you.a we've got time for one more question. sir. >> ken hall, atlantic southeast. i believe the legislation that's been signed recently has a potential of putting all of us as a profession between a rock and a hard place when we encounter the pilot choice we all know is coming up. has anyone on the committee, or has alpha given any thought to how we're going to react to that? are we going to look at potentially changing our american business model, which is one of always hiring experienced pilots, and adapting a model that has been used with some success in europe of hiring pilots with zero hours, and creating mentored programs that get them from zero hours to a fully qualified crew member status? where does the panel stand on that? >> that's a very good question. oh, thanks, t

next, a woman is a tax and a predator is on list. >> we are under a flash flood watch 3 i will tell you why. disaster >> from day one. a presidential panel has a response to the bp oil spill. >> alive and in high definition, this is abc-seven news at 6:00 p.m.. >> residents are on alert in montgomery county after an early-morning attacks and a woman to the hospital. this happened near route 355 near germantown. >> authorities say that this 21- year-old female victim was walking down the sidewalk

toyota says it settled the lawsuit of a family of a chp officer who borrowed a car from a san diego-area lexus dealer while -- while his car was being repaired. he and others were killed when the car reached 120 miles an hour and he couldn't stop it. >>> federalfullys are begiving a two-day -- federal officials are beginning a two-day hearing about genetically engineered salmon. the fish grow twice as fast. supporters say this will help preserve the salmon populations. but critics call it a frankenfish that could contaminate the salmon gene pool if it escapes. tomorrow, there will be arguing about labeling saying consumers don't need to know they are eating the modified product. >>> the tahoe regency planning agency must decide if it will drop the boats and other vehicles at the lake. the judge said there was not enough infoation about how the new facilities could affect -- would affect fish. >>> a san francisco lawmaker wants to put free water on the school lunch menu. the q l.a. times "is reporting many school cafeterias don't offer drinking water -- drinking walter. this bill doesn't

>> a little bit. a little bit. a little nervous. not going to go to work today. >> reporter: t.j., i can tell you one thing. we are all certainly looking forward to hearing -- or seeing that sunshine this afternoon. >> all right. chris brown reporting for us there in north carolina. thank you so much. >>> let's turn back to the political situation. something that has been speculated for the past several days now. rahm emanuel. we got some news on him. the white house chief of staff. our ed henry is on the phone with us. a lot of speculation about him leaving and heading to chicago to run for mayor. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right, t.j. in fact we've been reporting it for days now it was likely to happen. we've now confirmed with sources lease to rahm emanuel he's going to officially step down at white house chief of staff on friday. then he's going to take some time to get here to chicago over the weekend and basically begin his campaign for mayor in earnest next week. we may not have, we're told by these sources, a big o

a chance for a shower on tuesday. high pressure moves in and we look forward to a nice day on tuesday. warmer tomorrow, 76 with a chance for a shower or a thunderstorm. another front comes in on thursday. we will hit the mid 70's on thursday. the weather will take a turn as we head into the weekend. highs in the 60's with overnight lows in the 40's. >> 65 degrees on tv hill. so much more ahead -- >> including a look at your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. good luck. >> time to get to one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- do you think stephen colbert's testimony before a congressional committee on migrant workers was appropriate? >> keep e-mailing those responses to watercooler@wbaltv.com. we will read more of your responses in the next hour and post all of them on the front page of our website. >> good morning, everybody per it wasn't perfect but it was a win. ravens bounce back by be

this is a guy running a student council. >> well, anderson, as a private citizen and as a university of michigan alum, i care because this is my university, and i wasn't the only first person to criticize chris. in fact, long before i started the blog a couple of weeks before that the alliance defense fund of well-known legal christian foundation, put out an alert about chris. so i'm not the only person that has criticized chris and not the first person to criticize chris. >> but you are the only person running this blog which is putting nazi swastikas on this guy. you're a grown adult. sdp that seem appropriate to you? >> like i said, this is a political campaign, nothing personal against chris. >> what do you mean, nothing personal. you're outside his house, videotaping his house. shouting him down at public events, calling him satan the representative on the student council, attacking his parents, his friends' parents. i mean, you can't say it's not personal. >> well, chris and any political campaign, you have to raise awareness and issues, and that's one way of doing it, is by pr

a smoker put a cigarette out in a potted plant. flames spread from a deck to vinyl on the house and to the homes next door. >>> a fairfax county teenager is in the hospital with life threatening injuries after he was hit by car last night. this happened about 8:15 at the intersection of pleasant valley road and smith haven place in centerville. police questioned the driver who did stay on the scene after the accident. >>> your weather forecast is up next. >>> welcome back. chuck bell is in storm center 4 with some clouds andmaybe even rain, chuck? >> light rain a sunday morning for us. not going to add up to too much. sometimes even a few hundredths are just enough to get you wet. outside take a check of the temperatures. first 67 degrees at national rport. 71 in st. mary's county. 62 in falls church. 61 degrees in leesburg. 59 in martinsburg, west virginia. here's a look at live doppler and there are some light rain showers now, upper ntgomery county, back to the west in portions of eastern loudoun county all tracking offo the nor

in a public school a teacher cannot lead a class in prayer. but on a similar question, can a teacher read from the bible as an example of literature? most americans also say no. incorrectly. >> woodruff: alan cooperman, what should we take away from this? why do you come away from this with theories about why people don't know as much as we think they should or do. >> a whole variety of ... on the public school question people think there are greater restrictions on the teaching of religion of public schools in the united states than their really are. on some of these other questions it's hard to know. one of the interesting things is who does better and who does worse? you noted that atheists and agnostics, jews and mormons come out on the top. athee i haves and agnostics are only about 4% of the population. they're a tiny fraction. they're people who self identify in our survey. they called themselves atheists and agnostics. my hypothesis is that people who self-identify people as atheists and agnostics are people who pay a lot of attention

try serving a model a cocktail. >> and apparently, you're also kind of a bit of a stalker because you actually -- >> no. >> you guys met -- >> we ran into each other. >> we ran into each other a couple years ago back at juilliard actually. >> yeah. the rolling stones came and played a surprise concert at juilliard, and i was coming out of class and i had tights on. >> so did matt. >> yeah. he was down the hallway. >> can i take a picture with you? he beckoned to you. >> he beckoned to me. >> can i take a picture with you for my mom? she's a huge fan. he was nice. there's the picture, yeah. >> congratulations. "outsourced" premiers tonight on we nbc. we wish you all the best. >> thank you so much. >> at 9:30 central time. let's check the weather. >> let me check. i'm here. okay, stop. let's see what's going on. a check of the roker weather for saturday. we have sunny, mild conditions along the eastern seaboard. some rain in the pacific northwest, wet weather through much of sunday and then sunday, sunday we're looking at wet weather through the southeast into florida, rain in texas. pa

you need a bus pass or a bart ticket. commuters being urged to take public transportation even though it's not free. carpool or bike or work from home. anything to avoid driving alone. lots of t-shirts, shorts, sandals and talk about the heat. >> we have the fan on this morning and shut the blinds and everything to keep the heat out during the day. >> that's exactly what pg&e is saying to do this weekend. it was so hot, about 30,000 pg&e customers lost power around castro valley and hayward because of heat-related equipment failure. this went on for three hours and fortunately it was early evening and the sun was going down. it looks like the talk we had about the long cold summer, that's over. live in castro valley, today in the bay. >> could the deep water oil rig explosion have been prevent and did the government respond quickly enough? those are questions before the commission on the oil spill and offshore drilling this morning. a two-day hearing will examine the response to the spill and the environmental impact and

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maybe a judge is in a hospital. you have no indication. >> i have no idea. >> may i finish, please? you have no indication the judge referring to here, judge richards was in the hospital at the time. you have no indication of that, do you? if you could answer it verbally for the record. yohave no indication that -- >> no, sir. i don't know -- he could have been sitting in his office and say, look, i want to do this and say okay. that's up to them. >> you have no knowledge of whether they discussed t case? >> no way. i would not know anything about that. >> and in fact, this isn't the situatn you mentioned like during your direct toaestimony where the originaludge didn't get involved -- >> i am reluctant that i have to do this, but i do. and disappointed that i have to it. but we d not have seven members on the dais right now. so we are going to have to stand in adjournment. i implore the members who are here not to leave. we are trying to find senators and locate them and get them here as quickly as possible. we do

were you a witch. >> yeah, she was a witch. >> i didn't join a could have ent. let's get this straight. >> wait, i love this. you're a witch. halloween -- i was a witch. >> that's exactly why. >> how was she a witch? >> i dabbled in witchcraft and hung around people who were doing these things. >> having fun. >> i'm not making stuff up. one of my dates, my first dates >> wait, wait, wait, i want to hear about this. >> one of my first dates with a witch was on a satanic altar and i didn't know it. >> larry: is this relevant? >> no, but she wasn't running for senate then. she was on "politically incorrect." >> larry: she was a witch then. >> right. >> the day of the election i was telling my friends i'm sort of glad i don't have to take a position on this because she's great. she will vote well, but it's delaware. castle, her opponent, the establishment republican, who only votes with the republicans about 40% of the time. >> larry: who would have won. >> probably. we don't know actually because of the tea party movement. i think he might -- i think his chances of

a young girl was coming in with a kid a little kid as soon as she got inside the blasts happened. a little known went to the market that day with his entire family it said he was quarreling with his brother bought right in their bike so his grandmother promised to buy him a new one but a moment later they were killed by the blast so. i went inside but they stayed at the entrance suddenly there was an explosion i lost one of my children and my mother my wife and another kid are in hospital there were many people there it was scary no we'll know and his grandmother yes i'm on lie side by side the government's closed their hearts of the survivors stricken by the loss. this is a father and his one and a half year old son who died and this is his wife she was injured legs and hands and this is the warm and dry. candles commemorate the day in which he got because people here are mourning their loved ones and have been given blood to help the injured for tania who has arrived in the form of a new born son but before the birth she too had to leave through the tragedy no slide. into the ma

how to build a working democracy and safer place it's a national problem because trying to find me a little policy in the russian city of arsenal. also made lives with us soldier on team mates rocky's is causing outrage and anger at someone he's only such. a remarkable crush london to move west and russia has a plane touches down in the forest eighty one passengers on it and it's cold as. you know there you're watching t.v. and this is all weekly news you'd be welcome to the program russia's southern republican north of here is reeling off to one of its deadliest terror attacks in the is a car bomb that ripped through the central market in the capital of logic have ties on thursday killed seventeen people and injured more than one hundred sixty. reports on how the city is trying to return to normal. cries louder than sirens but no fear just the time eleven twenty four on the watches of those who perished in the central market in logic of course it was and so's day when a suicide bomber drove his silver car to its entrance gates he was said to become during a routine check of the car

there is a particle and varies a way and that particle can be a part of the way when you are a blogger you are a bar to go but when there is a huge thing happening you are just one of the many many many a part of goes together create a wave so what we're seeing today is that more and more waves are there you the blogosphere and the information the focus is on the crucial events so even if some of the bloggers want to promote themselves so gather as a whole the blogosphere acts as the public sphere it drives attention and you know it gives the results there were so many old reddit crimes and corruption issues raised by bloggers and they have become. mean there are all of the media is still crucial in a sense that we have to verify what bloggers are saying and feed it back into the blogosphere and this is how the media system of the twenty first century works. republica south of here in the caucuses has celebrated twenty years since the declaration of independence from georgia a parade took place in the capitol skin involved to mark the occasion when the republic proclaimed sovereignty i

. >> and a massive search for a group of 13 people in a break away religious sect putting an end to what some authorities fear could become a mass suicide. we'll have the latest details and i'm julie banderas and the news starts now. >> they had vanished virtually without a trace. leaving behind only a few goodbye letters and other personal items, hinting and disaster to come. but then, the news many had been waiting for. >> they're alive and well, that's the best news of the day. >> tonight, where police finally tracked them down, and what some members of so-called cult-like group said they were searching for. >> also, tonight, hurricane igor hits bermuda, ahead, where the strong storm could be headed next. >> plus, nearly five months after the massive explosion that triggered the worst oil spill in u.s. history, word tonight the blownout well is finally sealed. back on shore, the american woman jailed in iran more than a year is finally home and declaring her innocence. shourd meeting with reporters earlier today in manhattan. calling for the release of her two companions who remain in

a question for you, when is three a crowd, not a crowd, that is? with the odd man out happens to be a music legend and that's exactly what happened in this photo, as you see. there you see the soon-to-be-married ed geier and jen smith with bruce springsteen. they ran into the boss and now ed and jen are joining us exclusively in the studio this morning to tell us all about it. this is a dream come true for so many people and you guys are from new jersey. so, for people from new jersey, bruce springsteen sort of has an extra special meaning. gentle us, you are out there. when did you first notice you weren't alone? >> well, i was walking behind the boys so they were already up there talking to bruce and i came up and ed said, jen, do you know who this is? and sarcastically i was like, no, i have no idea. then i started yelling it's bruce springsteen. >> bruce springsteen, were you already chatting with him. how did you end up start chatting with the boss. >> we walked up. first of all i brought my gionet tar. >> you just brought it for the picture.

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