out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. just a little more than two weeks before the big mid-term election. coming up on the weekend early edition... how tea party activists are making a big push in the bay area. >> just a little more than two weeks before the mid-term election how tea party activists are making a big push in the bay area. >>> there have been many tv moms over the decade but barbara billingsly stood out as one to have best and first. america mourns the lady in pearls. >> chock one up for the under dogs. the giants win their series on the road against the phillys. >> it is 8:00 a.m. this sunday morning, october 17th i am julie watts. >> i am phil matier we still have a lot of news to cover. not just tea party movement making waves in california. both democrats and republicans have the big names and big guns campaigning in the golden state including former president bill clinton who will be at san jose state university this evening. >> plus they are pesky and destructive european grapevine moths versus the st

tell us what you remember most or who do you think barbara's legacy will be. >> i think barbara's legacy she was one of the most charming ladyize ever knew, i mean shes and a philanthropist, involved in charity work. people see her as june cleaver, and that's the way they think she was. and she was very much like that, manners were very important to her. she taught me so much about acting and living with other people but she was truly a wonderful person and this world is going to be -- have a big hole in it without her here. >> she was a kid when you started. was barbara more than a tv mom to you? what are impressions that you remember, the first lasting impressions that you remember when she came into your life? >> i think what i remember most about barbara billingsley is she was a wonderful person. i had a mother at home, barbara had two sons almost tony and my age within a few years, i knew she wasn't my mother but she was the most special teach somewhere i got to spend eight hours a day with her for almost six years, and we were working but she was always helpful. if you needed anyth

>> yes. >> excellent, how about barbara boxer? >> i'm not sure about that yet. >> reporter: as election day draws close and early voting is already in progress, both candidates are concentrating on turning out the voters they can count on. fiorina was working the phones in sacramento. >> hi, john, this is carly, how are you doing? >> reporter: down to the wire, both candidates are making their case to voters. >> whether people are democrats or independents or republicans, they're tired of career politicians, and they're tired of career politicians because they see all this, you know, bickering going on, but nothing is getting done. >> i find it interesting because she's embraced john mccain and he's been in the senate longer than i have. i have a passion for this work, it's my life's work. my opponent demeans it. she says, oh, how could anyone do this for so long. you know what, judy, it's what i wanted to do, and i'm glad the people have given me the chance. >> reporter: with polls showing boxer several points ahead, a margin dep

out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. google maps. well, the some of google street images of have dead bodie >>> you know how you can get street views on google map? well, google street images of brazil have dead bodies. the feature launched less than a week ago, and people spotted what appeared to be dead people on the road. google says all of those images have been removed from its mapping service. we found these on a tumbler feed. >>> you've already seen how the governor's race has turned nasty. now has the race for san jose city council seat. >> when someone comes forward and they have such fundamental character flaws. >> reporter: the well- orchestrated news conference targeted larry pegram. but no one counted on him showing up to dispute the claims. then he tried to crash the news conference, but was blocked at entrance and a turned away. >> i've been denied access to the building. they won't allow me to come in and defend myself and my reputation. >> reporter: inside, the government attorney's association released documents the

barbara? >> all right, jerry, thank you. >>> smooth commuting at the bethesda station this midday. escalators there are finally back up and running after six months of repairs. metro says the escalators were shut down for a planned overhaul that takes 12 weeks per escalator. during the ouages, commuters had been using one stationary escalator to get in and out of the station. >>> three college students are expected to appear in court today afr police found a drug lab at georgetow university. it's a discovery that has shocked students and the college community. megan mcgrath joins us live from georgetown unirsity campus now with more on this. megan. >> reporter: barbara, the two georgetown students and a third man are acced of trying to manufacture a contlled substance. police believe they were trying to make dmt, that's a drug that can cause hallucinations and euphoria. and they set up a make-shift dr lab inside a dorm room here on campus. the three men are facing some very serious charges. th

boxer" de estar en contra de que se acusa a "barbara boxer" de estar en contra de hispanos1: indignados donde se acusa a bárbara boxer de legalizar estatus de indocumentados, se dice que dio espalda a reforma migratoria 2007.>> quiere los votos de los latinos y su contrincante quiere decir algo falso. >> comitñ de campaña dice que fiorina no autorizó este comercial y no pueden hacer nada para detener su difusión. >> se apoya campaña de bárbara boxer y se habló de temas como elección noviembre. sabemos que lo que pase en congreso proximos dos años afectará a la comunidad latina.>> en medio de su gira para apoyar a los candidatos se han enfrentado con críticas y se niega con los del medio ambiente. estoy comodo con la decisión que era tiempo. >> me parece más seguro ahora. >> mucho más seguro y tendremos los inspectores y otras reglas que se asegurará se haga de manera mejor. >> en la frontera hay problemas ecológicos algunos causados por politicos. el muro fronterizo tiene impactos que no son buenos y vemos de quñ manera se pueda minimizar efectos de esto y a largo plaz

megan has details. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. the firefighters have basically finished their work of knocng down this fire. but you can see all of the crews that still remain here on the scene. they're watching over things. from time to time, they've had toeal with hot spots and flarups that haveappened through the morning. again, the bulk of the fire has been knocked down. now, this fire did quite a bit of damage to this building. but fortunely, no one was injured. firefighters sprayed water on sections of the burning roof. no longer on the top of the building, but now on the ground below. dirk smith just moved in 12 days ago. he sprang out of the batht when a neighbor began banging on his door. >> everything, i.d.s, money, all my clothes, all my money. i just got my social security check. th's been burned up. i don'tnow what else to say. i thank god my daughter got out this morning before this ocrred. >> reporter: investigators believe the blaze brokeout on the top floor units on corning avenue. residents watched as the ames sh

i'm barbara harrison. today we're getting a better picture of just how powerful and devastating yesterdas storm really was. part of our area still under water right now. southern maryland was hit particularly hard. and joining us now on the phone is karen everett, blic information officer for st. mary's county. we talked yesterday and looks like you did really get hit even after we had soken and good morning. >> gd morning, barbara. yes, we had sustained rain until 2:00 a.m. >> we're looking at pictures of some of the devastation. can you describe what people are seeing this morning? >> that was the major problem our commuters faced this morning, what you're looking at. that's a major interchange in st. mary's county. it was closed this morning but i did just hear about five minutes ago it has reopened. >> so some of the water starting to recede there now? >> yes, ma'am. we exrienced high tide early this morning and so that was the crest of many of the tributaries that we watched carefully and water is sta

tonight, remembering barbara cleaver. tonight, remembering barbara billingly. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. the last time we saw this much of barack obama on the campaign trail he was writing a promise of change to the white house. now just 17 days in the midterm elections and facing a weak and slowly changing economy, the president is on the road again tonight, desperately trying to turn back what democrats fear could be a republican tide. early voting has already begun in some places, and underscoring just how important the stakes are, both sides have brought out their big-name stars on this critical weekend. nbc's savannah guthrie joins us from the white house. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, lester. the president has started what amounts to wall-to-wall campaigning, eight states over the next eight days. and if you look at the map, it's clear democrats are on defense. >> are you fired up? >> reporter: the president today in what is usually reliable democratic territory. trying to reinvigorate the party faith

barbara billingsley loved and adored as june cleaver. back on her life and legacy with jerry mathers the actor who played her son, joins us live, jerry mathers the actor who played her son, joins us live, october 17th, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. welcome to"today" on a sunday morning. >> would it be safe to say june cleaver was the ideal tv mom for generations of americans. >> truly generations. that show has been running continuously since 1957. folks know her as the beaver's mom, but also for her delightful part in "airplane." >> sort of the carol bradley and claire huxtable of the '60s. >> delightful lady. we all feel in this passing. she was a role model in real life. we will talk to jerry mathers who played the beaver and get his memories and recollections. >> and then our countdown to the mid teterm elections. we will have the latest on that coming up. >> and switching gears, a trial we have been following, the terrifying case of that home invasion and murders in connecticut. the sentencing

barbara billingsley loved and adored as june cleaver. back on her life and legacy with jerry mathers the actor who played her son, joins us live, jerry mathers the actor who played her son, joins us live, october 17th, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. >> i'm jenna wolfe. safe to say june cleaver was the tv mom for generations of americans. >> since 1957. folks know her as the mom, but for her delightful role in "airplane." remember the stewardess. >> like the carol brady and the claire huxtable of tv moms. >> delightful lady and we feel. we are going to have more coming up. a role model in real life. we'll talk to jerry matters who played beev on the hit show and get his recollections. >> our countdown to the mid term elections. president obama and the first lady campaigned yesterday on the frantic drive to the polls 16 days away. we'll have the latest coming up. >> switching gearses a trial we have been following the terrifying case o

out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. business along the oakland waterfront. 80 firefighters >>> a three-alarm fire destroyed a struggling business on the oakland waterfront. 80 firefighters from oakland and alameda fire department responded to the call reporting a fire at tiki tom's at 329th avenue. flames were shooting out of the business's roof when they got there. this is home video. the owner's boat is burning as well. also a fire boat was called in to hit the areas firefighters couldn't reach. >> just happened to have a marine pilot that was on duty today and officials decided to use that boat to get to the areas on the outside that we couldn't get to. >> the coast guard was called in to take a look at the damage to the pier. they found it is safe. apparently, the restaurant was closed when the fire started. >> the next big one just got bigger. seismologists say the next earthquake due on the san andreas fault could reach farther than previously expected. they say the fault is capable of a magnitude 8.1 quake runnin

just too extreme for california. [ boxer ] i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. after another. and another. just a dishonest politician, trying to hide his record of failure. the real brown plan? more spending on out-of-control state pensions. more favors for the big teachers union, blocking education reform. more job-killing taxes and regulations. more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs. barbara boxer appears to be widening her lead over her republican challenger carly fiorina. the latest f s >>> four days until the election and barbara boxer seems to be widening the margin with carly fiorina. boxer has an 8 point advantage over fiorina. mark sayre is in menlo park where fiorina is making a final push today to get out the vote. mark. >> reporter: juliette, in these final days before election day, carly fiorina making several stops around the state today including this morning here in menlo park. fiorina came to a small business here. it's called the sugar shack, to discuss her pla

the legacy of barbara boxer. we can change washington. but, not unless we change the people we send there. i'm carly fiorina and i approve this message. after another. and another. just a dishonest politician, trying to hide his record of failure. the real brown plan? more spending on out-of-control state pensions. more favors for the big teachers union, blocking education reform. more job-killing taxes and regulations. more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs. than 2-million vehicles because the engine can stall. the >>> if you drive a nissan the all is recalling more than two million vehicles can stall. those vehicles made between 2003 and 2006. there are six models in the united states affected. they include the armada, frontier, pathfinder, titan, xterra and infiniti x56. so far there are no reports of any injuries or accidents. >>> it turns out doesn't take much to hack into an iphone. apple says that with fewer than a half dozen clicks, a hacker can be

apoyar a legisladores que estÁn tratando de no perder sus escaÑos en el congreso, como la senadora bÁrbara boxer. el primer mandatario conoce la importancia del voto hispano que lo favoreciÓ mayoritariamente cuando llegÓ a la presidencia, por eso regresÓ a los estudios de radio univisiÓn, y visitó por primera vez desde que es presidente, al programa piolÍn por la maÑana. anteriormente lo hizo como candidato y captura una gran audiencia. >> tuvimos unos momentos muy tensos con el presidente barack obama, porque recibir una gran cantidad de correos de parte de todos mis escuchas, que querÍan saber una gran cantidad de respuestas importantes, como que estÁ pasando con la reforma migratoria, hablamos sobre el empleo, las deportaciones, y tambiÉn la importancia de salir a votar el dÍa 12 noviembre. >> por el corto audio que el programa radial emitiÓ, el presidente habÍa reaccionado manifestando su desacuerdo a las preguntas. >> estÉ completamente en desacuerdo con esto, a pesar de que estoy en tu estudio, le respondiÓ el presidente. >> el presidente barack obama estÁ empeÑado e

. >> bárbara boxer gana terrenos vesus fiorina. >> indican que más de un 45% daría su apoyo a bárbara boxer en esta difícil carrera electoral para boxer. >> recuerde que el próximo domingo es día de elecciones, debe votar sobre fondos que se recaudaran para evitar despidos de varios agentes del orden. >> ya volvemos. >> ♪ m ú s i c a --en vallejo, anda suelto un ofensor sexual considerado por --en vallejo, anda suelto un ofensor sexual considerado por las autoridades cc1: >> en vallejo anda suelto un ofensor sexual peligroso, es un hombre de m,as de cuarenta años, violó su libertad condicional, si tiene información llame al telñfono en pantalla. >> dos sospechosos son buscados, son hermanos, uno de ellos fue detenido, el hermano huyó en una casa de la ciudad de manteca cuando la policía detuvo a su hermano, son sospechoso de asesinato en 2009. >> en guatemala tierra de magia, raúl peimbert nos lleva a conocer unos de los más impresionantes templos mayas. >> ♪ m ú s i c a . >> aquí florecio la civilizacion de los antiguos mayas, sus origenes son inciertos, pero 600 a�

it is the race between barbara boxer and carly fiorina. today we learned that one of those campaigns is getting millions of dollars for a last- minute ad blitz. rob roth is here now with the story. rob? >> well, california voters will decide the race a week from tomorrow, fiorina's campaign is getting big money from outside california. with senator dianne feinstein along with support, barbara boxer toured the stien cop ration, a solar -- corporation, a solar manufacturing company in san jose. it was a photo opportunity for her to tout her record on clean energy. she appeared unbother that the -- unbotherred that the campaign is getting millions of dollars coming in from national organizations. >> i think what it suggests is they are just gonna do some more ads that are outrageous and nasty. >> reporter: the ads from both sides keep coming. >> for 28 cease, barbara boxer has been bad with our money. >> carly fiorina, you laid off 38,000 employees. >> reporter: outsiders are spending big with the help of the website opensecrets .org, carly f

. >> investigamos si es cierto que ana bárbara se está reconoce líanned con el "pirru" y solo aquí sabrá qué pasa realmente. >> resulta que la novia de jorge salinas es una perfecta madrastra. >> los extrañas?. >> por supuesto que sí, por supuesto sí. >> andrés garcía rompe el silencio y revela quién fue sacó el video porno de él con carmen campusano. >> opinar sobre el plan de juan osorio de adoptar un hijo. >> si no puedes atender a los tuyos cómo pretendes adoptar a otros. >> quédese dónde está porque comienza esta tijera que viene más polémica que las declaraciones de maribel guardia sobre la inseguridad en méxico. >> bienvenidos a la tijera. >> el chisme del día hay fuertes rumores que clan tanto ana bárbara y el pu wri oigan bien estarían reconoce liándose así como lo escuchan. >> después de que cada uno anunciaba que habían reiniciado su vida sentimental con otras personas se dicen que están juntos nuevamente. >> la tijera investigó y tiene toda la verdad pero empiezo. >> para envidia de muchas me metí a la cama adivino de quién, entre sabana y sabana me

barbara boxer, 49%. carly fiorina, 45%, but 4.5% sampling error. sarah palin is coming to california to do this big event there, but you and meg whitman, who is running for governor, you'll stay away from that event. how come? >> well, because i'm doing a whole series of other events including an event with veterans with john mccain. as you, of course, can appreciate, your campaign schedule gets set quite far out in advance in terms of commitments. sarah palin is here to endorse her book, i believe, and to raise money and i am here running for office. so we're all busy and it's important that i continue to meet with as many voters as possible. because this is a very important election. and i believe the voters of california agree with me that the direction of our state and our nation is at stake here. >> i remember during the campaign the mccain campaign, you said at the time you didn't think sarah palin was qualified to run a major corporation like hewlett-packard, but she's endorsed you now. do you think she's qualified to be president of the uni

just too extreme for california. [ boxer ] i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. >>> stunned silence. the jury in a courtroom heard testimony, emotional testimony, from a teenager held captive and tortured for nearly a year. that case made headlines nationwide back in 2008 when the teenager known as kyle escaped from the home in tracy wearing shackles. his then legal guardian and two others have pleaded guilty to a dozen felonies. the 31-year-old man on trial, was a neighbor and former youth coach. he has pleaded not guilty to aggravated mayhem, torture and other charges. >>> new poll shows barbara boxer opening what would appear to be a solid lead over republican challenger, carly fiorina. the final poll before election day shows that among likely voters, boxer holds an eight-point lead. with 49% to fiorina's 41%. 6% of voters areundecided. in march, locked in a tie. boxer's support has grown gradually since then including among independents. fiorina says the polls do not tell the story at a campaign stop today. she claimed there are signs leading all the way to the house in

senator barbara boxer. [applause] >> thank you. if i did not have this box, honest to god, i would not be able to see anybody. i have to update that biography. we have been married 48 years, but who is counting? i also have a granddaughter. thank you so much for the introduction. looking at the people on the stage, i think half of you have been in my office, in washington, speaking to me in detail about the need to move forward on high-speed rail and this transbay terminal. here we are, 2017, we are going to see the grand central station of the west. i am so proud of that. [applause] i have to say, as we all focus so hard on creating jobs, this transbay transit center project is, quite simply, a bullet train for job creation. the first phase has 48,000 jobs. 48,000 families will have that security. the entire project will employ 125,000 californians. it is so important in these tough times to get behind projects like these, that are so necessary, and produce so many jobs. and the center will be so much more than a transit hub, as m

out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points can be used for almost anything you choose. what's your story? citi can help you write it. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. chris: welcome back. bob, tell me something i don't know. >> retired fired general stanley mcchrystal will have some kind of come

barbara boxer and carly fiorina left with a week to go. they were talk on similar talking points today. >>> after the election, we'll have theinencing of the after the elections, the sentencing of former bart officer johannes mehserle. >> a big party pal that will cost somebody some big money. why one of the reasons one of the most infamous throwdowns has been cancelled at the last minute. "meg whitman has demonstrated a loose relationship with the truth" "pat solutions for problems whose depth and complexity clearly elude her" "she utterly lacks the qualifications to be governor" jerry brown "offers california exactly what it needs" "good ideas, strong principles, a reputation for telling the truth" and the ability to "get things done in sacramento" meg whitman's hometown newspaper and newspapers across the state have endorsed jerry brown for governor. brutality is planned for oss the country. >>> a day of protest against police brutality is planned for tomorrow across the country. here in the bay area, supporters of oscar grant, who was

out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. >>> pg&e says it will turn over hundreds of pages of internal documents related to that deadly gas pipeline explosion in san bruno. company leaders say they have agreed to give the documents to the head of the state senate investigations committee. the utility previously refused to turn over the papers because of the ongoing federal investigation. the documents include inspection reports and gas pipeline maintenance memos as well. it's unclear if pg&e will turn over the documents before tuesday's state senate hearing on the explosion. >>> community as long the peninsula are working together in the aftermath of the san bruno explosion. tonight the historical 23 club in brisbain is holding a benefit for victims. there will be a $10 bbq and music. the event starts at 6:00 at 23 visitation avenue in brisbain. we're told 100% of the proceeds will go to the red cross to help the victims. >>> what you need to know to get around town on time this weekend. whether you're traveling by car or bart. >>> if you've ever

barbara? >> thank you, jerry. >>> crews are racing against the clock to finish paving the intercounty connector. it could beoisy for neighbors in the next couple ays. work is happening overnight i 370 in gaithersburg. crews need to finish before the temperatures fall below 50 degrees. the section is expected to open later this year or early next year. the paving should finish by this thursday. police are on the hunt for the gunman who shot and killed a 22-year-old silver spring man. d.c. police say the gunman shot two people just before 1:00 sunday morning along harvard street near howard uversity in northwest d.c. one of the victims survived and has since been released from the hospital. but the other, 22-year-old michael manuel moss-cornish, died. so far no arrests and police have not said whether it is a motive. >>> family and friends are saying a final farewell to a local navy s.e.a.l. killed in afghanistan. the funeral mass for lieutenant brendan looney is taking place at the basila of th

." >> y nuestra bárbara dio a luz a su esperada bebé, camila andrea, hablamos con ella. >> esto y más ahora mismo en "primer impacto." golpeado y con sangre unos secuestradores soportan una hoguera bajo pies es la reacción de unos pobladores dispuestos a tomar la justicia por su mano. >> qué tal les saluda verónica del castillo gracias, y bárbara dio a luz a su bebé. >>> y gracias por estar con nosotros. >> y bueno hartos de los secuestros vecinos de comunidad intentaron linchar a banda. >> y precisamente vamos en vivo con león felipe gonzález y imágenes del castigo. >> leo felipe delante. >> así es son impactantes imagens del momento que una tour barrancoó a secuestradores hombre y mujeres que le quitaron la ropa y frente a todos en una plaza publícalo de morelos hicieron hoguera para prendoerloes fuego. >> quemarlos vivos era la intención, y aquí atados a la bandera en morelos pusieron la hoguera. >> pero ante de quemarlos entre los que estaba una mujer los hicieron confesar. >> en medio ted error a ser debo rados por el fuego uno dio detalle de cómplices. >> habla, ha

out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. reborn tonight. the venetian room at the fairmont hotel was >>> a bit san francisco entertainment history was reborn tonight. the venetian room at the fairmont hotel was the city's leading supper club nearly 50 years hosting headliners like ella fitzgerald, tony bennett and tina turner. tonight linda yee said it was time to strike up the band for the reopening. >> reporter: the cigarette girls are gone, but the old supper club atmosphere is back. 21 years after it closed the venetian room reopened at the fairmont hotel. the audience young and old was thrilled. >> i've been living here for 32 years and i remember the venetian room, particularly with ernie hechstra orchestra. we used to come here and see all the great talent. it was a shame to see it close down and it's so exciting tonight to see it reopen. >> reporter: the venetian room closed when it became too expensive to run. marilyn levinson of bay area cabaret worked with the hotel to reopen the historic room. >> after the darkne

to support candidates for barbara boxer who is against carly fiorina. joe biden, the wife is of joe biden, is on the guest list and nancy pelosi is hosting. and also, to honor an extraordinary woman. >> the second time that she is been and the bay area since in office. mr. obama was you're coming of support for local democrats. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> the senate race between barbara boxer in carly during the continues to heat up. maureen kelly was in san jose when carly fiorina. >> this is the candidate that i support. >> senior senator, dianne feinstein and showed a solid their support for the barbara boxer. walking arm in arm, the toward a manufacturing company in the san jose. expa expan after federal money with a stimulus bill. after opponent, fiorina has referred to as a failure. with an eight. game, the political cover on a shot in the arm from a national support with $3 million for more advertising. >> now, she says that she is going to put her own party. >> boxer was criticizing the ad of fear refinishes for to go up aga

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barbara billingsley has died. we'll take a look back at a life that was not always what it seemed on tv. >>> you know, anyone sitting at home right now eating a poppy seed bagel or muffin is now having second thoughts about what this story is. it was a "seinfeld" episode. it proved true. this woman gave birth, tested positive for drugs, and they took the baby away. it turned out the culprit right there, you're looking at it. that popcy >> lesson, be careful when you order an everything bagel. you never know what you're going to get. >> also, something was a little off and different today. dan is going tieless. we like this look, debating about it this morning. >> i had a poppy seed bagel this morning. feeling very crazy. >> ron did not follow suit he's keeping the tie on for now. >>> you know, we're still fascinated by this story in chile. this morning we were there when one of the miners returned to the mine for the first time and today more of the men will be going back there with their families and friends for

the legacy of barbara boxer. we can change washington. but, not unless we change the people we send there. i'm carly fiorina and i approve this message. but, not unless we change the people we send there. state budget cuts are crippling my classroom, so i can't believe the sacramento politicians cut a backroom deal that will give our state's wealthiest corporations a new billion dollar tax give-away, a new handout that can only mean larger class sizes and even more teacher layoffs. but passing prop 24 can change all that. prop 24 repeals the unfair corporate give-away and puts our priorities first. vote yes on prop 24, because it's time to give our schools a break, not the big corporations. after another. and another. just a dishonest politician, trying to hide his record of failure. the real brown plan? more spending on out-of-control state pensions. more favors for the big teachers union, blocking education reform. more job-killing taxes and regulations. more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more t

out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. been spotted in a cal women's locker room, apparently taking >>> a man dressed up as a woman has been spotted in a cal women's locker room apparently taking pictures. police are trying to find him tonight. it happened twice last week at the recreational sports facility. last monday officers say a guy was spotted wearing a short curly wig, sunglasses, and a towel around his mouth. suspiciously pointing a camera toward the shower room. wednesday there was another sighting of a man this time with a long wig. police don't know if it's the same guy. >>> school administrators in dublin want to send fifth graders to junior high school. parents say that is a bad idea. the 400 people signed a petition in two days asking the district to reconsider. parents are worried about younger children mixing with the older ones. some say they are too young to be shown to discussions of sex or guns. and now they're talking about adding portable classrooms. >>> they call it toxing or using b. using botox. y

or santa barbara, you'll find showers and thundershowers. we have clear skies for the bay area but off to the west here comes a system that will drop in on us midday tomorrow, probably seeing some showers by tomorrow evening. around the east bay today 77 in livermore and that should be one of the warmest spots around the entire bay area today. 60s back toward the inner bay around richmond and oakland. concord 75 and also 75 around san ramon for the afternoon. seven-day forecast spills in the clouds tomorrow, drops our temperatures and we'll see the chance of showers on the increase as we get into the weekend. sunday looks pretty breezy and wet to wrap up the weekend. >>> earnings news will drive the market again today. investors disappointed by apple and ibm sent indices tumbling to their worst performance in two months on tuesday. for more on news before the bell let's turn to courtney reagan who's live at cnbc headquarters. >> reporter: the bull futures are a little higher this morning ahead of that opening bell because we did see wall str

she's in a tight race with democratic senator incumbent barbara -- barbara boxer. >>> a volunteer group in oakland is home from a mission to zimbabwe that ended in arrests. >> reporter: they stay they were surprised when they were arrested. the church was told they were breaking the law. now, the government says sorry, it was just a big misunderstanding. four workers came to tell the story of why they were arrested and how they spent four days in jail. >> it's a country that is resource poor. you can imagine holding cells we're held in were there and minimal. >> and she said she were fed and treated with respect. the baptist church aides ministry has been going to zimbabwe 10 years under leadership of dr. robert scott, treating about 800 people. the workers say is all a big misunderstanding. they had moved to a different location to provide clinical services to more people. that is when the government charged them with operating in a location that was not licensed. they were charged with not having a pharmacist on site. >> after clearing up this misunderstanding, the charges were droppe

experience because barbara boxer personalizes the political discourse that we have. and that's why she's had so very little effect of any kind in the political process. there's no republican that will work with her. >> reporter: mccain has always been a hard-charging partisan when he needed or wanted to be. but he also earned a reputation of at times bucking his party and working with democrats. but that was then. americans have looked at you over the years as someone who can cross that aisle. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: are you still that guy? >> sure, i'd be glad to. but it's up to the president of the united states. this is the most partisan administration that i have ever seen. >> reporter: the most partisan administration? >> the most partisan administration. and i came to the congress in 1983. >> reporter: maybe it isn't john mccain who's changed, so much as it is the times. there's a harshness in the air and a black gulf of nasty opposition between the parties. and some politicians stoke it. >> yeah, right, shovel ready projects my astro turf. yeah, right. we know

>> reporter: for senator barbara boxer, this is friendly turf. a rally on the santa monica coast with a dash of hollywood thrown in. that's valerie harper, t.v.'s "rhoda." >> thank you for all you do. >> reporter: but the climate for boxer has turned chillier this year as she seeks her fourth senate term, she finds herself in the fight of her political life. >> see you later, guys. >> reporter: in this deep blue state. it's been more than 20 years since california has sent a republican to the u.s. senate. but that national discontent with the economy and spending and politics is alive and well in california, too. and that's made the outcome of this insider/outsider battle as foggy as a san francisco morning. republican carly fiorina, former c.e.o. of hewlett-packard, has kept the race close with a relentless focus on one central theme: the economy is in shambles and she knows how to fix it. >> maybe we need someone who's produced some results in washington now because barbara boxer has accomplished shockingly little in her 28 years in washington,

out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. a corporate lawyer for a credit card company fined millions, even deceiving seniors. an executive for predatory lenders, as harmer's bank got billions from the wall street bailout. david harmer -- helping corporations rip people off. a record we can't afford. we need jerry mcnerney, small businessman, voting against congressional pay increases and refusing to take them, standing up for what's right. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. as governor, he balanced budgets without raising taxes. and california created 1.9 million jobs. as attorney general, jerry brown took on wall street banks, mortgage scammers and public officials stealing from taxpayers. at this stage in his life, jerry brown has the independence to make the tough decisions california needs. as governor i'll cap government salaries and pensions. on the budget, we have to face reality. make do with what we have. and no taxes without voter approval. jerry brown, knowledge and

out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. find o >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. find out if you're at risk for breast cancer without leaving home. this new test and why doctors say it may cause more harm than good. >>> plus, this bud's for you. the hot new job finding the right kind of pot for what ails you. that and more at 6:00. >> thank you. we'll see you then. >>> quickly before we leave, we want to take that live picture again from chile where it's getting very active in the rescue operation. it looks like they are just about ready to drop this rescue capsule that they have dubbed

barbara? >> i was never involved with politics, i was happy being a c.p.a., college professor and mom. when this started and i started to research what is going on in the country and why doesn't it make sense to me. i started to talk about healthcare. i was sitting at my parent's table and my mom said i'm glad i had heart surgery already because i don't think i'd get it now. i said mom, we would take care of you no matter what. as the words came out of my mouth i knew that may not be true. that my not be true. i realized the seniors have a target on them. especially the older seniors. the target on the asset, on the retirement savings, on the healthcare. on their security. i said i have to do something. this process went on in my mind after the conversation with my mother. i said i have to do something. never thought i would. it started a group in florida to w the help of other people. 9.12 super seniors to give seniors 55 and older a forum and voice. today they had a six-month meeting in flor