. ---- le faltan solo dos semanas a rob davis, para retirarse como policia numero uno de san jose.---- y se va enmedio de controversias ... de eso vamos a hablar hoy. ----y quiero que usted opine. ---pero primero, las noticias del dia. ---hoy, miles de personas en todo el pais y por supuesto en el area de la bahia ... se vistieron de morado, o purpura ... para ir al trabajo o a la escuela ..... .....---de esa manera, dicen que quieren poner un "alto" al acoso sexual y a la discriminacion contra los adolescentes gays...---esta iniciativa es una muestra de apoyo a la comunidad gay, y a las jovenes lesbianas victimas de violencia... ---- los suicidios de Óvenes adolescentes a causa de su orientacÓn sexual es alarmante en estados unidos. ---esta manana los estudiantes de aragon high, en san mateo, decidieron contribuir a la campaÑa nacional anti-gay vistiendo de morado. "i have a lot of friends who are gay or lesbian and i feel they should be supported. who am i to judge them for their sexual preferences." preferences."---dice este estudiante que tiene muchos amigos que son gays o lesb

. >> reporter: voters booted davis from office 7 years ago, the energy crisis, accusations davis did favors to campaign donors, and, of course, looming budget deficits under his watch. but the deficits under davis' replacement have at times been deeper and the delays in signing them, even longer. >> it's just impossible to make the choices now confronting the governor legislation. when i was there, there was low- hanging fruit, now there are not good and bad choices, just terrible choices. >> reporter: no fat left to cut, just bone. in this economy, no appetite for tax hikes, davis says schwarzenegger is borrowing more and relying on unrealistic assumptions of money he thinks he's getting from the federal government. davis says he takes no pleasure in seeing schwarzenegger struggle and acknowledges if he were still in office he'd probably be overwhelmed too. >> this is a tough time to be governor no matter who is sitting there they'd be having a heck of a time. >> was it difficult at first to get along with arnold schwarzenegger? >> no question about it, but, you know, traditional fo

. >> reporter: voters booted davis from office 7 years ago, the energy crisis, accusations davis did favors to campaign donors, and, of course, looming budget deficits under his watch. but the deficits under davis' replacement have at times been deeper and the delays in signing them, even longer. >> it's just impossible to make the choices now confronting the governor legislation. when i was there, there was low- hanging fruit, now there are not good and bad choices, just terrible choices. >> reporter: no fat left to cut, just bone. in this economy, no appetite for tax hikes, davis says schwarzenegger is borrowing more and relying on unrealistic assumptions of money he thinks he's getting from the federal government. davis says he takes no pleasure in seeing schwarzenegger struggle and acknowledges if he were still in office he'd probably be overwhelmed too. >> this is a tough time to be governor no matter who is sitting there they'd be having a heck of a time. >> was it difficult at first to get along with arnold schwarzenegger? >> no question about it, but, you know, traditional fo

=blanca garza=hace 7 aÑos, rob davis, se convirtio en jefe del departamento de policia de san jose. consigo trajo, nuevas formas de luchar contra el crimen utilizando la tecnologia como herramienta: implemento que sus oficiales cargaran pistolas electricas y pequeÑas camaras, microfonos y auriculares.--davis dice que se va con la frente en alto y aun con criticas, afirma que se retira satisfecho con lo que logro. logro. 50:38 " realmente fue un placer para mi servir como el jefe de la policia aqui en san jose, voy a extrañar mucho no tener la habilidad cada dia de conocerme con mas gente aqui en la comunidad y ponerme en contacto con sus hijos y todo. "50:52 pero su carrera como oficial numero uno de san jose, ha tenido sus tropezones.---el aÑo pasado 11 grupos comunitarios pidieron su renuncia.--- acusaban a sus oficiales de enfocarse en los latinos mas que en ningun otro grupo ... para arrestarlos. 51:40 " hay que darse cuenta de que realmente tenemos un amor grande para la comunidad latina, bueno tenemos muchos latinos aqui en el departamento, por seguro, es muy importante que

persistently and politely, bud and rhonda nudged detective davis. >> rhonda, i remember, would call me probably twice a year, about every six months. and she'd ask me, "hey, steve, you know, what's going on with this case? you know, i'm just calling to see if there's anything new." >> he'd say, "rhonda, this file is on the corner of my desk. years later this file is on the corner of my desk. i never forgot about it." >> you never lose hope on these things because you just never know when something is going to happen, whether it be technology, whether it be a witness coming forward, whether it be this guy doing something else to, you know, hurt his case. >> yeah. and sometimes it can be as simple as a chance encounter, a fresh perspective, or in this case, a deputy district attorney named john lewin who took special pleasure in unlocking the secrets of old and unsolved cases, and there was something quite unusual about this one that caught lewin's eye, which he mentioned to lead detective steve davis. >> steve had kind of been through the ringer in terms of work that he had done in the

smith across the field to vernon davis. he scores from 17 yards out. smith had two touchdowns, no interception. that was the key numbers. campbell completed 8 passes for 83 yards. there is a bobble. it's intercepted. two passes were dropped in the raiders final drive. niners get the first win 17-9. a light hearted vernon davis joined gary after the game. >>> i don't recognize the face? is it vernon davis. >> yes, it is me. >> tell me about the disguise. tell me about the costume, if you will. >> i looked in my bag and i thought it would work for an interview. i could make everybody laugh. >> davis, touchdown. >> i'm feeling happy, man. i'm excited. i thought a little bit of humor would be good. >> we knew how big the game was for us. we started fast as an offense. put two scores on the board. then we never got rid of it again. >>> two trends continuing in st. louis. rams are tough at home. sam bradford, beautiful pass to alexander. they beat the chargers 20-17. rams even the record at 3-3. >>> ben roethlisberger returns to the steelers. he is back in t

. >> cris: vernon davis down the middle. you see stewart bradley doing the best he can but that is not what he does. he is not a run and chase guy. might have to change coverage here because if they stay in that, that is the ball i would keep throwing all day. >> al: mikell has to come off for at least one play. a rookie from ohio state is now in the secondary. something should not escape the 49ers at this point. after the injury time-out, the ball is at the 44 yard line. a break for the 49ers. they save a down because of the quintin mikell injury instead of having to spike the ball at first and ten. pressure. >> cris: oh, boy. wow. frank gore might have scored. >> al: the pressure that time -- >> cris: oh, my goodness! >> al: juqua parker came in there and forced that whole issue. >> cris: frank gore looked and he sneaks out. look at that. there is one defender and one blocker down the field. the perfect call. the ball just deflected. >> al: second down and ten. smith. throwing. down the sideline! too high for gore. third d

they looked to get things back on track taking on uc davis. russell michaels was there to witness the game. >> reporter: it was homecoming week for sjsu as the spartans looked for the second win of the season. things looked promising as they got on the board first. the 36-yard field goal mid-way into the 1st quarter. matt bowkner led them for three passes including this 25-yard touchdown strike as the end of the 1st quarter nears. they continued the scoring. harrison wade put the spartans up 13-0. the spartans defense stepped up big. that's from the 1-yard line. at the half, sjsu led 13-0. but things change quickly in the 2nd half. us davis got on the board now trailing 13-7 mid-way through the 3rd. uv davis drove 78 yards to get the 4-yard touchdown at, putting them ahead. the spartans would have one last chance to take the lead, and she said i did it finally among the field goal at they lost their fourth game of the season in heart breaking fashion. the quarterback injured his ribses and replace the by the backup quarterback, matt bowkner. i

. >> cris: vernon davis dn the middle. you see stewart bradley doing the best he can but that is not what he does. he is not a run and chase guy. might have to change coverage here because if they stay in that,hat is the ball i would keep throwing all day. >> al: mikell has to come off for at least one play. a rookie om ohio state is now in the secondary. something should not escape the 49ers at this point. after the injury me-out, the ball is at the 44 yard line. a break for the 49ers. thesave a down because of the quintin mikell injury instead of having to spike the ball at first and ten. pressure. >> cris: oh, boy. wow. frank gore might have scored. >> al: the pressure that time -- >> cris: oh, my goodness! >> al: juqua parker came in there and forced that whole issue. >> cris: frank gore looked and he sneaks out. lok at that. there is one defender and one blocker down the field. the perfect call. the ball just deflected. >> al:econd down and ten. smith. throwing. down the sideline! too gh for gore. third down and ten.

davis scientists studied the quake that haiti have made a surprising discovery. it did happen on a fault line that no one knew existed. now a report on an earthqu an en 3-d. >> while the world saw the aftermath of haiti earthquake like this, geologists at u.c. davis had virtual reality equipment, using images gathered by laser light pulses. they are studied how earth surfaces get broken during earthquakes. >> we can do major observations without going to the field. >> scientists can go through several miles and could take hours or days on foot. >> if we were in the field this is what it would look like. >> the hope is the new visualization can help improve the understanding of how they work and better prediction of a fault hazard. >> it's giving scientists a better idea of what is possible in quasi. >> the last time it produced an earthquake is in 1857. >> he can actually measure how much wallace creek has changed. >> every earthquake takes a little stream and drags it along the fault a little more. you so you can infer what can happen in the future. that is goes

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previous encounter in march but it took more than four hours and six match points to defeat the american davis cup action. but elsewhere in tennis the women's new world number one caroline wozniacki overcame an injury to reach the semifinals of the china open the dane. on the last side tie break but had her leg heavily bandaged after feeling pain early in the second however the hurt couldn't spoil her red hot all she proceeded confident and rounded off the match seven six six three next thanks for your hard peer and hope the pain will go. just been having some treatment.

davis' last day is on october 30th. he'll be out of town aum of next week. the city is still three months away from naming his replacement. >> you can weigh in on the search for the next police chief. there's a meeting starting in an hour at the willow glenn community center and another one tomorrow at 6:30. the city wants to know what key issues its citizens want the next chief to address. >>> scary moments when police storms an he's bay campus. allendale was on lockdown for an hour and a half while police searched the area. the suspects wanted in connection with at least three armed robes. he was found in the rooftop of a nearby house, and the other suspect was still at large. >>> the 2010 election just 13 days away now. candidates are scrambling to get the messages out as voters make up their mind. meg whitman just had dinner with voters at a pizza place jerry brown spent the day at local headquarters. both are using social media to keep in touch with people that put them in office. other campaigns are doing a better job at that. jodi hernandez is in berk

if that gives way, ron davis of vallejo wants to be somewhere else. >> if you didn't think about it, nothing to really worry about.

linsey davis has the inside story. >> reporter: the last 48 hours of tyler clementi's life played out online. revealing the perils of living in a digital age. some might call it the death of privacy. yesterday, police identified the body of the 18-year-old rutgers university freshman and talented violinist who jumped off the george washington bridge to his death last week. jumping off the gw bridge. sorry. he posted these words to his facebook account reportedly 20 minutes before committing suicide. his wallet, laptop and cell phone found near the bridge. this was the final post in a string of communications that took place entirely online, revealing a shocking series of events that led to the final tragic act. >> we see it really play out almost until the end over these digital forums, if it was e-mail, twitter, web cams, facebook. and it's not until the very end, sometimes, when it's too late, but it really becomes a face to face real life issue. >> reporter: it all started tuesday night, when tyler texted his roommate, asking him for some privacy. i had talked to my roommate that a

only grievous encounter in march two more than four hours and six match points to defeat the american davis cup action. staying with tennis and new world number one caroline wozniacki overcame a knee injury to reach the semifinals of the china open the day much to wrap up a seven six six four win over an array of on average just under two hours twenty four in touching had me leading by a set and three one her next opponent will be peer of israel switzerland. seven six six four there is one are over french open champion francesca schiavone six love six two in a match that lasted just fifty four minutes next up for the russian is a local start as ninth seed leaving our beat qualifier this dusty is a vast of

let's check on the roads and say good morning to alexes davies. >> reporter: good morning. and thanks justin. the roads are look good. no problems to report as we look at our maps the overall view of the area. no incidents reported on the top side west or east side of the beltway. looking at cameras, we are on the west side at liberty road with traffic flowing smoothly. >>> he was father, a friend and a detective in a few hours hundreds mourn the death of a homicide detective killed during a fight in canton. abc2 news sherrie johnson is live outside the church in randalstown with more. >> reporter: it's going to be a sad day today. baltimore city police detective brian stevenson will be laid to rest here at 11 this morning at the new antioch baptist church in randalstown. he was killed last week end in canton during a fight over a parking space. he was out celebrating his dirt by a. he would have turned 38 years old a day after the assault. detectives stevenson joined the baltimore police department in july of 19992 and was assigned to the district detective unit in the nor

>> well, what was grey davis doing? selling his office. for god's sakes, look at the guy and his career. >> reporter: since brown is raising money from labor unions, she says he'll owe them and do their bidding. checky remembers 12 years ago. >> i had a labor leader say to me, al, everybody knows you'd make a better government, but we own him and we'll never own you. >> reporter: he denies being bitter but sounded it while talking about davis, the man he dismisses as a career politician who cared more about winning than governing. >> we have a guy pleased as punch to be there. yeah, i don't like him, and i don't like most of these people. >> reporter: but he says he does like jerry brown, a career politician for sure, but checky says unlike most others, brown has not been bought and sold. "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> san francisco teachers put their children on center stage today in an effort to sway voters on proposition b. they say prop b is too costly for their pocketbooks. >> if i have to start considering how much it will cost to pay fo

>> well, what was grey davis doing? selling his office. for god's sakes, look at the guy and his career. >> reporter: since brown is raising money from labor unions, she says he'll owe them and do their bidding. checky remembers 12 years ago. >> i had a labor leader say to me, al, everybody knows you'd make a better government, but we own him and we'll never own you. >> reporter: he denies being bitter but sounded it while talking about davis, the man he dismisses as a career politician who cared more about winning than governing. >> we have a guy pleased as punch to be there. yeah, i don't like him, and i don't like most of these people. >> reporter: but he says he does like jerry brown, a career politician for sure, but checky says unlike most others, brown has not been bought and sold. "ktvu channel 2 news." >>> san francisco teachers put their children on center stage today in an effort to sway voters on proposition b. they say prop b is too costly for their pocketbooks. >> if i have to start considering how much it will cost to pay fo

i'm belva davis. joining me tonight on our news panel are bob egelkgelko, legal reporter for the "san francisco chronicle." josh richman, legal and political affairs reporter for the "oakland tribune." and carla marinucci, political reporter with the "chronicle." well, carla, the debates were this week. so we'll start out to find out, did voters learn any more than they knew before about the candidates? >> i think debates are always a good thing. we did see carly fiorina and barbara boxer again. well, heard them. they were on the radio. they had some pretty sharp exchanges on abortion and other issues. but the real show was meg whitman and jerry brown in davis. this was their first get-together. and it was a show. jerry brown came out of the box hitting her as a billionaire who is going to roll back tax that's would benefit her and her rich friends. and she came out of the box hitting him on being bought and paid for by the labor unions. and that's where the theme is in the governor's race right now.

it started at 11:00 on davis street. firefighters say the two-alarm fire was intensified because of fires in the home. no one was inside the home and no one was hurt. one neighbor said the home has been vang nt for a long time -- vacant for a long time and he's concerned because of transients. >> it seemed like it was not being monitored and when something is abandoned like that it's very difficult to tell what can happen. >>> pg&e has done an about- face. it will now provide detailed maps of gas pipelines to bay area emergency agencies. at the same time, pg&e asked the agencies not to release the maps to the public for security reasons. earlier, pg&e said the information was so sense sensitive it had to be kept secret but they changed their mind due to mounting political pressure. >>> tom youtom amuano wants to put the legalizing marijuana under the alcohol board. >> so basically we're ready for the passage. if it doesn't make it this time around, the bill continues on. >> the most recent ktvu field poll shows 49% of th

scli carne q explicaron que desde ayer buscan el cuerpo de el estadounidense davis en el lago falcón del río bravo en la frontera entre ambos países. el pasado 30 de septiembre tifanny reportó que regresaba con su esposo de una ventura turística en sus motos acuáticas del lado mexicano cuando fueron atacados por piratas. aunque no tiene más evidencia que su palabra, dice que dio cómo le dieron a davis de 30 años un tiro en la cabeza. pero que ella tuvo que huir para salvar su propia vida. luego de cuestionar durante más de una semana el supuesto incertidumbre denidente autorid parecen haber reaccionado a la presión estadounidense que in clu wloo incluyó un ultimatúm d gobernador tejano al presidente calderón exigien exigiendole respuestas por uno de sus ciudadanos. autoridades mexicanas luego de recibir un reporte oficial del consulado mexicano de la joven esposa abrieron finalmente una investigación. y que ya habían alertado a la población porque tenían que algo así pudiera cadailimitado por $69.99lan con at&t o verizon... ...siempre hay algo que se queda fuera. co

el segundo gobernador mas impopular de california en el ultimo medio siglo, casi empatado con gray davis, a quien por cierto relevo en el poder...---solamente el 28 por ciento de los californianos apoya la gestion de arnold mientras que un 59 por ciento asegura que california estaba incluso mejor con davis... ---la legalizacion de la marihuana en california, no afectaÁ o reducir la violencia generada por los carteles de la droga de mexico. mexico.---la conclusion es basada en un estudio del centro de investigacion de politicas en drogas.---segun dijeron, la mayor parte de los californianos prefieren marihuana producida localmente que importada, asi... aunque pierdan un poco de clientes, no habran mayores perdidas economicas para los carteles de mexico....---la proposicion 19 en las proximas elecciones de noviembre, legalizaÍa la posesion de marihuana para uso personal en california.---los que apoyan esa medida, tienen otra teoria. esta proposicion va a ayudar a reducir la violencia en mexico, ya podemos ver con la historia de cuando se legalizo el alcohol que redujo los ingresos de la

fred davis made it. >> my goal was to give people the same impression of christine o'donnell that i had the first second i met her. she didn't sound crazy. like a witch. not like any of those things and i wanted to rest of the world to hear that. >> reporter: to you critics, that's not smoke in the background. >> it's a projector. very sim l little projector. >> reporter: the ads helped elect all these republicans and could boost a few more this year. >> barack obama is the worst president in history. >> and complete the dang fence. >> reporter: davis lives in hollywood, california. this is his office. he says ideas often come to him in bed. in the mitd middle of the night? >> i sleep with a legal pad. >> reporter: the nerd ad helped rick snyder win his primary for michigan governor. >> i said, hi, nice to meet you, he said, hi, good to meet you. >> reporter: that's not the voice you want. >> that's not the voice you want. but then i started talking to him and he's just a real, really bright guy. let's use what he is. >> f-c-i-n-0. >> reporter: davis turned a moderate republican into a

councils for years, for decades, that lanny davis is a convicted liberal in american society. but, lanny, tell people what happened when you had an opinion that strayed from the orthodox point of view on the liberal side. >> well, as someone who is pro gay rights, against don't ask, don't tell, anti-iraq war, pro-national health care, with a public option. you name it i'm pretty left wing. i supported somebody named joe lieberman who is god gather of my son, who voted with democrats 90% of time in the united states senate and he is called a republican by the so-called left because they disagree with him on the war, which i did as well. and having supported joe lieberman and looking at the big picture that he votes with democrats 90% of the time, i was then labeled as a conservative, as some terrible person, and attacked on the blogosphere. demonize people that disagree with it. >> juan: they demonize you. they question your sanity? because they did it to me? lanny, you don't have to answer. lanny, look this is ridiculous. >> demonization is demonization. who cares? i focus on

adam caskey, name your favorite to geena davis moving. >> the baseball movielink. own.eague of their o >> that's a good one. >> we have a great weather coming. yet, butin washington in philadelphia there is. a lot of sunshine. a little breezy today, 73. if the same story tomorrow, a few degrees warmer. near 80 degrees by the weekend with a lot of sunshine. looks good for monday. >> thanks for joining i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland's in trouble. we're worse off than we were four years ago. dangerous debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix the budget honestly. grow small businesses, really. excellent schools everywhere. protect the bay, finally. it's why i'm running -- to make the state we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work.

hit davies thank you very much for joining us that's philip davies member of parliament for the conservative party i'll be here at the freedom day and all day next hour we'll be talking to someone different and in fact in the hour after that they do join me then all right looking forward to see you laura met live from birmingham let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world this hour a train collision in western ball gary has left fifteen people injured it happened near the capital sofia when an express service group from siberia to turkey who lined it head on with an engineering train carrying workers investigators are looking into whether both drivers ignored signals or whether traffic systems malfunction. suspected militants attacked and set fire to at least twenty tankers carrying oil destined for nato and u.s. troops in afghanistan the pakistani taliban said it was behind the assault on the depot near islamabad in which three people died this is the second such attack in the country in the past few days it comes amid strained relations between nato and pakista

here's lynn say davis. until all you have to do is call ♪ ♪ >> reporter: his sound is described as a blend of sophistication and grit. burke was the robust voice behind this song "pride of me" in the movie "dirty dancing." ♪ and then there was his 1964 hit "everybody needs somebody to love." ♪ everybody needs somebody everybody needs somebody ♪ >> reporter: it was most famous for its use in the 1980 "blues brothers" movie. beleded by a baltimore deejay as the sing of sock and soul, burke was inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame in 2001. he's survived by more than 100 grandchildren and great grandchildren. lynn say davis, new york. >> burke died after natural causes after arriving in amsterdam to perform at a sold out show. >>> and finally last week's ryder cup championship. it's this shot showing tiger woods sending a chip shot into a camera lens. >> hind tiger, a strange guy in a groucho

. >> mike: san jose state hosting uc davis. wright to hennington in the end zone. 14-3 davis. now fourth. the hit, goes down, goes down hard. knocked out of the game. in came matt falkner. overthrows. that would have been a touchdown and the game-winner. instead, san jose falls 14-13. >> after friday's seven and a half hours rain delay, the players played until sunrise to sunset. michael jordan in taken attendance. steve striker and tying -- tiger woods win. then graeme mcdowell and rory mcilroy on 17. drains a long birdie putt. they would win the match. u.s. led 6-4 after session two. but session three, an entirely different story. on the fifth, more -- mole -- mole anywherery chips one in europe has the lead. hopefully they will got it all in tomorrow. >>> sunday, niners in atlanta. raiders hosting the texans, and the giants and padres, we'll have that for you. giants need a win and they're in, or need help from the braves and the padres. a lot to get into right now. >> alan: hope for the best. that's it for us. thanks for watching. meet the real meg whitman: serving on the

throws a dart to davis to the one yardline. next play. smith rolls left. finds davis again. 7-0 niners. the last time they were in the end zone. into the third. time tied. johnson pancakes smith. he left the game with a sprained left shoulder, did not return. so no smith and the defense did it best to win the game. mcdonnell picks off moore. look at the guy rumble. now in the fourth, under two to play. moor bounces back. 23-word strike. game now tied at 20. and fans were clamoring for david cars. this is what you get. a drive for the win but is picked off. leads to the game-winning field goal. panthers get their first win. >> julie inkster looking to set a regard in malaise a. and we hear from the giants. >> alan: up next, an early halloween treat for zoology ring ring ring ring progresso. hi. we love your weight watchers endorsed soups but my husband looks the way he did 20 years ago. well that's great. you haven't seen him... my other can is ringing. progresso. hey can you tell my wife to relax and enjoy the view? (announcer) progresso. you gotta taste i

i'm a student at contra costa college and planning to transfer to uc davis next year. >> with change we're for the better. and without it, agencies i don't know where we'd be. >> and there is a election tomorrow, comedian niecey nash is the key note speaker. for more information log on to our web site. and click on see it on tv. >> and americans planning association is calling san francisco ferry building one of the owe 10 great public spaces for 2010. apa bestow that had honor today under its great places in america program. singling out the building for its ik connick status. and it praises the city for reinventing it after the 1989 earthquake. the association plan the program back in 2007. and what it calls the gold standard in community planning. and if you've not been there lately, sit that. >> it's just gorgeous. >> it's beautiful. >> absolutely. >> and there is a sign of things still to come? breezes kicked back in. temperatures have fallen along the coastline. half moon bay only 66 today. yesterday, 86 degrees so it's 20 degrees cooler today. and cooling will spread. there is

and it's davis again. touchdown. last time the fine the -- find the end zone. johnson pancakes alex. didn't see him. left the gain with a sprained left shoulder, did not return. mcdonald, picks off matt moore, 31 yards for their unlikely pick six. niners up 20-13. now under 2:00 to play. game tied at 20. fans are clamoring. a chance for the win. marshal picks it off. there's the winning field goal. panthers get their first win, 20-20, and san francisco falls to 1-1. >> julie inkster was trying to become the oldest player in lpga history to win a tournament today in malaysia. she had the lead going into 18 after birdies on 15 through 17. she pushed her shot on 18 into the bunker. almost holes that. then two-putted for bogey and loses by a stroke. jimin wins 270 grand. julie in second. >>> on the oval today, denny hamlin takes the checkered flag at martinsville, and he cuts jimmie johnson's lead to six points. sharks on the ice on calgary, eye highlights tonight. >> alan: what makes the rangers such a dangerous opponent. >> mike: that entire lineup can hit. the p

i'm belva davis. joining me tonight on our news panel are rachel gordon, city hall reporter for the "san francisco chronicle." scott shafer, host of the california report on kued public radio. and stu woo, california political reporter with the "wall street journal." we'll start with you, "state of the union," because you have the freshest news. that is that we have a budget and -- >> and the governor signed it just about what, an hour ago. it came on day 100 of the fiscal year. we have been operating without a budget for three months now. there's good news and bad news. the good news is in the short term, the state might just avoid ious this year. the bad news, this doesn't fix the problem for this year and might not next year because the budget relies on some assumptions that might not go through. the state is expecting in ts state the federal government will chip in $5 billion, more than the legislative office said they would get and erased 1.4 billion dollars of the budget by taking a sunnier fore

lindsay davis, abc news, new york. ♪ >> very important. don't forget the anniversary. a great reason. >> that's why i actually, we got married 10/9/80. lovely wife and i celebrated our anniversary over the weekend. 10/9/08. >> two years you made it. >> yeah. >> congratulations, i have friends that got married on 10/10/10. got married yesterday. dawn brown and jonathan myers down there in new orleans. and wed wings frdings all over , to do something cool and exchange their vow  i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call that! i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team! alex! good call. >>> >>> challenge in chile, the breakthrough in the operation to rescue the miners, today's job and the difficulty ahead. >>> then, horrified homeowners. >> i was very scared. i didn't know who the is was. >> how foreclosure mistakes can turn the american dream into a nightmare. >>> and absurd antics. who is turning videotaped bloopers into a serious online moneymaker? it is monday, october 11t

. >> reporter: his son davie almost died in a school basketball game from sudden cardiac arrest. his father fought to get aeds donated to the district. but now more than 6 months late we are we found these new aeds are stacked up in a district storage closet waiting to be installed at schools. >> as a father, as a father figure we have to lookout for not just our children but others as well. >> reporter: district officials admit they dropped the ball. >> we slipped out of the gate we have stabilize we are hitting the ground running yeah, we take personal responsibility for failing to get them for the first four months. >> call for help now. >> reporter: the district now plans to train staff how the use aeds next week and each mid- edle and high school should have them installed in the next month. >> we want them installed and people trained as quickly as possible and done right absolutely. >> reporter: davie is glad to hear the news. >> difference between life or death really. just take off the wall and use it in case anybody needs it. >> the school recently hosted a heart health

a name of a miles davis album we know that miles davis abused his wife. physically. pearl initially had mad at miles the reason this poem exist system because of that esan and the epigraphs that will ground it some more. quote, miles was guilt of self confessed violet crimes against women we should break his records and burn his cd's until he apologizes. the trumpet's mouth is apology. you just write a poem about your need to do that a madual johnson. all right. live people. the pins point come downs on the butter fly. the knuckle come down on ms. sisly. the mallet come down on the cd case. wait! the mallet come down on the butter fly. the pins point come down on the ms. sisly. the knuckle come down on the cd case. wait! >> the knuckle come down on the buttir fly. the pins point come down on the cd case. dammit. the butter fly, ms. sisly the cd case. the roses rips at the spit much the phoenix dazzling petals births something. the martir's smile that saves something. what did we make? listen to the butter fly, the pinpoint makes no sound sticking the [inaudible] no b

what is it like when ozzie davis, the late, great ozzie davis introduces you at the march on washington and you perform these two songs. what is it like? >> like being welcomed to the thanksgiving table by your pop. we sound like part of the family. >> i will answer it in slightly different terminology. >> i guess you would. >> that's what made peter paul and mary strong. we each had a different take on it. when we came together, it became something we could express. to me, mary was standing there with me during the speech. she took my hand and said, peter, we're truly watching history being made. she totally got it. standing in front of a quarter of a million people saying to each other, what ever brought us here, now we're together and sharing this moment, we will never give up. we will -- we will pursue this and we did. and -- obama could have been somebody that targeted a lynching, certainly wouldn't be able to use a water fountain in washington d.c. the fact that dr. martin luther king could put it not only in terms of policy but in terms of poetry and inspiration and they -- then