they are down on the field with michele. >> michele: a scare before halftime when your hand hit that helmet. how is the thumb? >> it's always kind of a quarterback's biggest fear a hand on the helmet. i think it's the fingernail actually. it will be sore tomorrow but wasn't too bad and able to play in the second half. >> michele: you have been looking for a complete game out of this team. how about this one measure up to what you have been hoping for? >> i'm sure the coaches will find some mistakes on the film, michele, but it was close. coming off the bye week we thought we should be better. guys were rested and corrected some things that were giving us trouble throughout the first two games and really came out offensively and defensively and special teams, i thought, pretty much played a complete game. >> michele: this was your fifth consecutive game with 300 yards passing which i'll note is a broncos franchise record and when you consider elway played here that is something. how far have you come in these seven games? >> i think our team has come far, especially offensively as far

michele will be on the field, i suspect. probably interviewing somebody who threw six touchdown passes tonight. just a guess. bob and tony and mike will break it down and a look ahead to the steelers and bengals. cris, this has been a fantastic performance for you under circumstances that are very different. your dad abraham passing away over the weekend. we want to wish you and your mom and the entire collinsworth family the very best and our prayers and you are some trooper. i got to tell you, to even be here, period. thank you, buddy. >> cris: my hero, man. he was something special. he passed away early in the morning on saturday morning and able to be there with him. former national champion of the uk wildcats and was the principal of my high school. i loved reading about him on the bathroom walls. he got a laugh about it. was deprecating with his humor. he was the mayor. he was loved everywhere he went. >> al: on fourth down, james starks is stopped and turn the ball over to the houston texans. so the green bay packers,

they are down on the field with michele. >> michele: a scare before halftime when your hand hit that helmet. how is the thumb? >> it's always kind of a quarterback's biggest fear a hand on the helmet. i think it's the fingernail actually. it will be sore tomorrow but wasn't too bad and able to play in the second half. >> michele: you have been looking for a complete game out of this team. how about this one measure up to what you have been hoping for? >> i'm sure the coaches will find some mistakes on the film, michele, but it was close. coming off the bye week we thought we should be better. guys were rested and corrected some things that were giving us trouble throughout the first two games and really came out offensively and defensively and special teams, i thought, pretty much played a complete game. >> michele: this was your fifth consecutive game with 300 yards passing which i'll note is a broncos franchise record and when you consider elway played here that is something. how far have you come in these seven games? >> i think our team has come far, especially offensively as far

> michele: bob? >> our thanks to you, michele and drew brees. we shift to new york and welcome in tony dungy. your reaction to tonight's game and drew brees record setting performance. >> well, congratulations to drew. it was a great performance. we said in the pregame show that the saints have the talent to turn this thing around to get on a streak and if they do and get back in the playoff hunts, the biggest play of their season may be something that not they did, but san diego did. melvin ingram makes a great inside move and causes an interception but unfortunately leads with his helmet. this would have put them 17 points down but the roughing the passer call gave new orleans a shot to get back in it and drew brees took it from there. that could be the biggest play of the saints season. >> a pass interference call later in the game against gates negated a big gain for the chargers when they were on their way back. >> yeah. two big penalties that i'm sure san diego will be looking at during the wee

. >> reporter: a lot of people in michelle le's family's camp today. her brother michael is not talking to the press today he said highs nervous about the trial. michael spearheaded that massive four-month long search effort for his sister. michael said he will be here each and everyday of this trial in order to honor his sister and make sure that justice prevails. sue thompson, abc7 news. >>> right now the coast guard is searching for two fishermen who disappeared when their boat capsized. the wife of one of the missing men talked with kira klapper today. >> reporter: we are north of where the man disappeared yesterday on a trip with friends. today his family will be back out searching for him as they try not to give up on his safe return. [ crying ] >> reporter: showing me the most recent photo taken of her family last friday she cries and hopes for the safe return of her husband. the 46-year-old and three friends went fishing yesterday morning as they do every month. this time their boat was hit by a big wave and capsized. the four started swimming

the class family and michelle le family have kept in close contact. also present was sierra lemar's father. sierra lemar is the girl who disappeared from morgan hill and michelle le family has been actively involved in the search for sierra lemar. >> you really feel isolated and alone during a time like this. it is about probably the biggest incident that -- since den in their -- incident in their lives the loss of a child... >> reporter: now cameras were not allowed in the courtroom but what you are looking at is a video from a year ago. she looks 10 to 15 pounds heavier than she does a year ago. if somebody is accused of killing michelle le back in may of 2011 and today the prosecutor laid out his case to the jury. she was motivated by jealousy hatred and rage after the mandated michelle le. they have surveillance video showing michelle le walking through keizer medical center. there is evidence she stole an identification card in order to gain access to the building and there is dna evidence including michelle le's blood and a strand of the woman's

michele will be on the field, i suspect. probably interviewing somebody who threw six touchdown passes tonight. just a guess. bob and tony and mike will break it down and a look ahead to the steelers and bengals. cris, this has been a fantastic performance for you under circumstances that are very different. your dad abraham passing away over the weekend. we want to wish you and your mom and the entire collinsworth family the very best and our prayers and you are some trooper. i got to tell you, to even be here, period. thank you, buddy. >> cris: my hero, man. he was something special. he passed away early in the morning on saturday morning and able to be there with him. former national champion of the uk wildcats and was the principal of my high school. i loved reading about him on the bathroom walls. he got a laugh about it. was deprecating with his humor. he was the mayor. he was loved everywhere he went. >> al: on fourth down, james starks is stopped and turn the ball over to the houston texans. so the green bay packers,

michele will be on the field, i suspect. probably interviewing somebody who threw six touchdown passes tonight. just a guess. bob and tony and mike will break it down and a look ahead to the steelers and bengals. cris, this has been a fantastic performance for you under circumstances that are very different. your dad abraham passing away over the weekend. we want to wish you and your mom and the entire collinsworth family the very best and our prayers and you are some trooper. i got to tell you, to even be here, period. thank you, buddy. >> cris: my hero, man. he was something special. he passed away early in the morning on saturday morning and able to be there with him. former national champion of the uk wildcats and was the principal of my high school. i loved reading about him on the bathroom walls. he got a laugh about it. was deprecating with his humor. he was the mayor. he was loved everywhere he went. >> al: on fourth down, james starks is stopped and turn the ball over to the houston texans. so the green bay packers,

> michele: bob? >> our thanks to you, michele and drew brees. we shift to new york and welcome in tony dungy. your reaction to tonight's game and drew brees record setting performance. >> well, congratulations to drew. it was a great performance. we said in the pregame show that the saints have the talent to turn this thing around to get on a streak and if they do and get back in the playoff hunts, the biggest play of their season may be something that not they did, but san diego did. melvin ingram makes a great inside move and causes an interception but unfortunately leads with his helmet. this would have put them 17 points down but the roughing the passer call gave new orleans a shot to get back in it and drew brees took it from there. that could be the biggest play of the saints season. >> a pass interference call later in the game against gates negated a big gain for the chargers when they were on their way back. >> yeah. two big penalties that i'm sure san diego will be looking at during the wee

at the join michele tafoya. >> michele: ben, mike tomless lynn told me at halftime you guys were continually shooting theirselves in the foot. how did you guys overcome that to end up winning this game? >> it was tough. i take a lot on myself. throw a pick, a fumble. put ourselves in too many holes. we had to fight and win this game. we did in in all phases and had each other's back the whole day. >> michele: the running game was productive no redman our mendenhall or pouncey. how did it work? >> next man, take nothing a away from the guys not out there but proud of the way the young guys and other guys stepped up and never a doubt they wouldn't do that. >> michele: you had a meeting with the offensive players this week to talk about the urgency of winning. what do you think connect that meeting to this win? >> we got to come out and play. we said we wanted to close the game out. missed two opportunities there late in the fourth quarter to close it out and keep our defense out but the last drive kept them off the field like we wanted to do. >> michele: ben, thank you. ryan clark, the one dri

obama. >> michelle. >> why? >> i love her. >> was there anything in particular she said that spoke to you? >> no, in general, i just saw a little bit of it, to tell you honestly, i had something else going on, so i didn't see the whole debate. >> reporter: that's because there was no debate. but voters have seen and heard a lot from both wives who are the not so secret weapons for each campaign. >> we got to keep working to fix this. we've got so much more to do. >> i love you women! >> reporter: and just this week, both willing to take on the unexpected. ann romney with the women of "the view." >> when he didn't think he was being heard, he said that he was not sure he wanted to come on with us because we are high risk and sharp tongued. >> no, he said sharp and young. >> reporter: and there was initial obama, braving the lightning round on "live with kelly and michael." >> for the president, do you prer boxers or briefs? >> oh. ah -- none of the above. no, just kidding. >> the first lady and ann romney, such h

> michele: bob? >> our thanks to you, michele and drew brees. we shift to new york and welcome in tony dungy. your reaction to tonight's game and drew brees record setting performance. >> well, congratulations to drew. it was a great performance. we said in the pregame show that the saints have the talent to turn this thing around to get on a streak and if they do and get back in the playoff hunts, the biggest play of their season may be something that not they did, but san diego did. melvin ingram makes a great inside move and causes an interception but unfortunately leads with his helmet. this would have put them 17 points down but the roughing the passer call gave new orleans a shot to get back in it and drew brees took it from there. that could be the biggest play of the saints season. >> a pass interference call later in the game against gates negated a big gain for the chargers when they were on their way back. >> yeah. two big penalties that i'm sure san diego will be looking at during the wee

at the join michele tafoya. >> michele: ben, mike tomless lynn told me at halftime you guys were continually shooting theirselves in the foot. how did you guys overcome that to end up winning this game? >> it was tough. i take a lot on myself. throw a pick, a fumble. put ourselves in too many holes. we had to fight and win this game. we did in in all phases and had each other's back the whole day. >> michele: the running game was productive no redman our mendenhall or pouncey. how did it work? >> next man, take nothing a away from the guys not out there but proud of the way the young guys and other guys stepped up and never a doubt they wouldn't do that. >> michele: you had a meeting with the offensive players this week to talk about the urgency of winning. what do you think connect that meeting to this win? >> we got to come out and play. we said we wanted to close the game out. missed two opportunities there late in the fourth quarter to close it out and keep our defense out but the last drive kept them off the field like we wanted to do. >> michele: ben, thank you. ryan clark, the one dri

>> i would probably have to say michelle obama. >> how come? >> because she gets people in, like, at the core, like, she can make -- she has, like, this, like, it makes people feel like, like, like have sympathy for her. and she kind of, like, it's like a guilt trip kind of thing, so -- [ playing "hail to the chief" ] ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: by the way, i was wondering, in the middle of that, as soon as the guy with the eyebrows came on, everyone in the audience started laughing. it turns out he's here in the audience with us. [ laughter ] what's going on? you enjoyed that -- you liked that debate last night? >> i loved it actually. i think i had a dream, i saw the debate in the dream. >> jimmy: are you a professional [ bleep ] artist or -- [ laughter ] is this your wife with you here? >> ah, no, she's my friend. >> jimmy: oh, well, we don't even know if that's true, i guess. [ laughter ] all right, well, thanks for playing along. we have a good show for you tonight. joe walsh is here tonight. and he's going to chat and sing. and we'll be ri

at the join michele tafoya. >> michele: ben, mike tomless lynn told me at halftime you guys were continually shooting theirselves in the foot. how did you guys overcome that to end up winning this game? >> it was tough. i take a lot on myself. throw a pick, a fumble. put ourselves in too many holes. we had to fight and win this game. we did in in all phases and had each other's back the whole day. >> michele: the running game was productive no redman our mendenhall or pouncey. how did it work? >> next man, take nothing a away from the guys not out there but proud of the way the young guys and other guys stepped up and never a doubt they wouldn't do that. >> michele: you had a meeting with the offensive players this week to talk about the urgency of winning. what do you think connect that meeting to this win? >> we got to come out and play. we said we wanted to close the game out. missed two opportunities there late in the fourth quarter to close it out and keep our defense out but the last drive kept them off the field like we wanted to do. >> michele: ben, thank you. ryan clark, the one dri

. >> reporter: a lot of people in michelle le's family's camp today. her brother michael is not talking to the press today he said highs nervous about the trial. michael spearheaded that massive four-month long search effort for his sister. michael said he will be here each and everyday of this trial in order to honor his sister and make sure that justice prevails. sue thompson, abc7 news. >>> right now the coast guard is searching for two fishermen who disappeared when their boat capsized. the wife of one of the missing men talked with kira klapper today. >> reporter: we are north of where the man disappeared yesterday on a trip with friends. today his family will be back out searching for him as they try not to give up on his safe return. [ crying ] >> reporter: showing me the most recent photo taken of her family last friday she cries and hopes for the safe return of her husband. the 46-year-old and three friends went fishing yesterday morning as they do every month. this time their boat was hit by a big wave and capsized. the four started swimming

>> i have to say michelle obama. she really did a lot better. >> who do you think won the debate between ann romney and michelle obama. >> definitely ann romney. i think she's very classy and a wonderful lady. >> anything she said during the debate in particular? >> no, i just like how she looks. >> who do you think won the debate last night between ann romney and michelle obama. >> michelle. >> why do you say that? >> i love her. >> was there anything in particular she said that spoke to you? >> no, in general, i just saw a little bit of it, to tell you honestly, i had something else going on, so i didn't see the whole debate. >> reporter: that's because there was no debate. but voters have seen and heard a lot from both wives who are the not so secret weapons for each campaign. >> we've got to keep working to fix this. we've got so much more to do. >> i love you women! >> reporter: and just this week, both willing to take on the unexpected. ann romney with the women of "the view." >> at one point, when he didn't th

they believed michelle le -- she shall -- giselle esteban believed michelle le was involved with her ex-boyfriend. >>> david was arrested after a 10 hour standoff with police. afterwards they found a woman's body believed to be heather carol. she failed to pick up her five- year-old son from school. she volunteered in the search and was a friend of the family and he is now facing murder charges. >>> senator arland specter died from none how much ken's lymphoma. he is survived by his wife two sons and four granddaughters. he switched to the democratic party saying the gop had gone -- gop had gone too conservative. >>> the end did he now -- endeavor now is at the science center after a 12-mile two day journey to l.a. x. they wanted to make sure there was room for the shuttle. >> as i spoke to people who fathered along the streets, i saw the real gift of the endeavor. the gift of the inspiration and the gift of dream making. >> endeavor will follow shuttle's discovery and it will go on display october 30thth. >>> it is a big leap in history. >> extreme athlete felix bomb gardener was ab

patty said, i voted early for your husband, too, michelle. great minds think alike. early voting is playing a big role in this election. we'll have more on that coming up. >>> have you voted yet? we want to know. head over to facebook and search "politicsnation" and "like" us to join the conversation that keeps going long after the show ends. taking more medication, so we see people suffering from dry mouth more so. we may see more cavities, bad breath, oral irritation. a dry mouth sufferer doesn't have to suffer. i would recommend biotene. the enzymes in biotene products help supplement enzymes that are naturally in saliva. biotene helps moisten those areas that have become dry. those that are suffering can certainly benefit from biotene. >>> welcome back. i've noticed something about the romney folks during this campaign. when the economy starts looking up, they start looking a little down in the mouth. they just can't admit the economy is getting better. >> when president obama came into office, he did inherit a tough situation. problem is, he made things worse. >

michelle do you think that that message is effective with parents? swing states? >> i think it's a very compelling ad. it will hit parents, women, children. it's going to hit white middle class voters who firmly believe and understand that the way to be prepared for a 21st century work force is through education. if you live in ohio, wisconsin, michigan, if you live in states where manufacturing jobs are disappearing, you know the way to find a job is education, and for that reason alone, it is a very, very compelling ad. >> jennifer: the nra has come out with a new ad. do you think that because of nra is using a bit of fear in its ads do you think it is going to work in 2012? >> no. i have been to more gun shows than probably any democrat in washington, d.c. and prosably most states around this country. >> jennifer: really? >> yeah, it's one of the things i do with my father from a very early age, and the only thing the nra has at this point is fear. there has been no indication that they will ever touch the guns. so it's obviously fear and designed to get more m

michelle le's family was at the courthouse today and their focus is the same. >> we are here for michelle. trying to be strong for her. >> investigators say giselle esteban killed michelle le in a garage in may of last year. >>> today police said they have determined that a shooting on the freeway yesterday was a targeted shooting. this red car was fired at after 3:30 p.m. while driving on highway 101. the three people inside the car were injured but are recovering. the incident snarled traffic for hours. now police say it was not a random shooting but they are still trying to determine the motive. >>> police say a teacher accused of having a relationship with a former student was found dead this morning. james izumizaki was arrested last week but charges were never filed. the death is now being investigated as a suicide. the body was found this morning inside his car. james izumizaki had worked at albany middle school since 2008. officials say counselors will be on campus. >>> it is like something out of a spy movie, hackers used the school district's computer system to gain information

on michelle le -- belonging to giselle esteban on michelle le's car and threatsenning text -- threatening text messages from giselle esteban. haaziq madyun, kron 4 news. >>> we want to talk about this hot weather, it was hot all over the bay area today. it is warm tonight but more hot weather is due tomorrow. >> if you didn't like today you are probably not going to like tomorrow. it was hot today and we have similar temperatures tomorrow. today we saw lot of 90s out there. triple digits in places like santa rosa, 101. 100 in livermore. we didn't set record high temperatures for this day but it was hot from the inland to the north bay and close to the coast line. 90 degrees in san francisco today. 82 in half moon bay. 81 daily city. 90s through the peninsula and bay shore locations, same in the south bay and same for tomorrow. we will have more coming up. >>> an amtrak train carrying 169 passengers from oakland to bakersfield derailed when a big rig collided with the train. two cars were pushed in the crash, causing the train to run off the tracks. it traveled 600 feet before coming to a

>> good morning, michelle. absolutely. i do think particularly on the revenue side, apple is very likely to miss revenues. there have been supply constraints that have been very real on the iphone 5 side. and apple revealed earlier this week when it introduced the mini that it sold 100 million ipads. do the math on that. that points to 14 million to 15 million ipads for the quarter. well below the 17 million to 18 million most people have in their models. put those two things together and we could see apple miss revenues by a couple billion dollars today. >> what does that mean in terms of how you deal with the stock. it's still one of your top picks, isn't it? absolutely. >> tell me why. >> i agree with stephanie's perspective. this is a great fundamental story that's trading x cash at less than ten times earnings. so i think for investors who have a six month or longer time horizon, the 12% pullback in the stock off its recent highs provides a really good entry point. >> tell me about the mini ipad and your worries about

you're right, michelle. it's really in the eye of the beholder and compared to where values were a few years ago, they're still down, but they're on their way up. >> you know, we pointed out you and jpmorgan, your shares are both down today despite better enings. although, your revenue is a little light. one thing analysts are pointing to is the decline in your net interest margin by 25 basis points. they're worried about it, but you said you're not managing to the margin right now. why? >> well, that's correct because what our shareholders care about is earnings per share and not necessarily net interest margin. net interest margin is a portion of how we generate our income. we generate about 50% of our revenues from spread income and about 50% from fee income. >> i guess the fear is that that spread will continue to narrow because rates are so low right now and people are refinancing so much, so many of the mortgages you may be holding may be now at a much lower rate. >> i think that's fair, but the import

thank you michelle. >> thank you. is there any member of the public who has not spoken and would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed and again, we want to thank all of our community members who have come out. i especially want to thank the young people who have come out to testify, becaused it a of the day, we're here because of them. so colleagues, commissioner mendoza? >> thank you. thank you so much and i appreciate the continued conversations that we have around a-g. i have to say when the board voted on this unanimously, it really made so much sense for all of us. because we were graduating our students without having options for them in terms of going on to college. and i think for me, this is more than just making sure that the kids get their a-g, but it's also spending time training our counselors, and our teachers, to ensure that they get the support that they need in order to really think about all of this. i know that we have had some fits and starts in implementing a-g, it's n

and it brings a huge sense of relief to michelle le's family. they sat in the front row, holding hands. and as that verdict was announced, they gasped and began to cry. as they got the outcome they had hoped for. >> i feel like a tremendous burden has been lifted. but we still have to process this. >> reporter: michelle le's loved ones hugged and cried outside the courtroom after a jury found 28-year-old giselle esteban guilty of first-degree murder. esteban nodded her head as if not surprised as the verdict was read. >> we're just happy that justice has finally been served. it felt like yesterday we were going through all of this, and to finally wrap it all up with the right choice is -- is less a burden. >> reporter: the prosecutor argued esteban was jealous over a perceived relationship between her former boyfriend and the 26-year-old nursing student. he played tape recordings during the trial of esteban saying she believed the two deserved to die. >> it's always been my position that she hunted down michelle and she killed her. and either sh

she is charged with murdering nursing student michelle le. they delivered opening statements with the prosecution calling it premeditated murder fueled with jealousy and hate. she said giselle esteban was snapped when provoked and family and friends said it was a difficult moment as the last moments of michelle le's life were laid out for the jury. >> this is anticipation without all the details is becoming very difficult. >> they say michelle le was dating the father of giselle esteban's child. she was killed four months later. >>> and the mass shooting in oakland will be evaluated after making an outburst in court. during a previous hearing yesterday, one goh suddenly stood up and said i have a motion. his attorney talked about his mental state. >> he will be assessed by a psychologist to determine whether he is ready to stand trial. >> else accused of killing seven people during a shooting rampage at oikos university where he was once a student. >>> and we are just one day away from the first presidential debate for mitt romney and nevada.

found her guilty of murder in the first degree of killing michelle lay. the defense conceded that esteban killed michelle but it was a crime of passion and not pre-meditated. they had hoped for an involuntary manslaughter instead of the first degree murder verdict. the alameda district attorney o'malley saying that it was the esteban clear motive that ultimately led to the harsher verdict. >> that she had intent intense hatred towards michelle. that was founding. michelle never did anything to the defendant, esteban. mitchell was not dating demand. and she was not- beating the man and michele was not dating a man. >> the brother saying that the brothers' family is relieved. it has been a burden off of our chest. i feel that this is given a level of closure. >> this is a mandatory sentence of 25 years-life in prison. in oakland, charles clifford, kron 4. >>pam: coming up hurricane santee the destruction so far by this storm. he hurricane santee and the help from the west coast going towards the east coast and a celebration for the world series. with even e

the defense claims it was a crime of passion. >>> the mother of michelle le -- brother of michelle le. >> having a difficult time with the case. >> reporter: cameras were not permitted inside where photos of michelle le's bones were presented along with recordings between seth s&p -- between the two. >> they know every location she has been in over the course of the last couple of years. >> reporter: in one conversation she accuses her of harboring feelings for him and threatening him. today he testified that they were just friends but she was convinced she was have -- he was having a relationship with michelle le. giselle esteban accused him of picking her over your family. >> we are just here for michelle. trying to be strong. >> reporter: we tried to speak with o.j.'s family -- with giselle esteban's family. as you can see they did not want to talk. reporting live, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> closing arguments in the trial of a former san francisco crime lab technician accused of steeling cocaine. she was charged with stealing cocaine. she has admitted to taking the drugs b

michelle le disappeared from a hospital parking lot last year. giselle esteban faces 25 years to life when she gets sentenced december 10. >>> we are starting to see fog in the bay area. a live look outside from the golden gate bridge. reduced visibility here and in the north bay. a 10th of a mile of visibility. just very, very sense in santa rosa and coast line reduced visibility. a dense fog advisory for the north bay tomorrow morning. this will be in effect till 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. keep that in mind tomorrow. clear skies over the bay area right now. tail end of a system moving to the north, spreading heavy rain in oregon, northern california but it stays off shore through wednesday. tuesday morning, the rain remaining through northern california and oregon. clouds approach by wednesday at midnight and for the giants parade we will see cloudy conditions. maybe drizzle near the coast line because of the fog. but this rain is still staying off shore for the morning and evening, looks like halloween will be fine. giants forecast for the pa

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michelle le disappeared last may. her body was found four months later. >>> coming up president obama getting a second chance when he faces off against mitt romney in the second presidential debate. and back to work, we caught up with embattled san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi and what he has to say about being reinstated. >> coming up later in the broadcast, can the giants even things up and head to st. louis one apiece and lebron james needs the money so he started a comic book, that is later in this broadcast. [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pil

michelle obama appeared on jim mel kimmel. she told him about her plan in case he forgets to vote. >> election day! election day! up and at um! get your shoes on! >> all right, okay. >> go vote! out the door! and eat some carrots. >>> pipa middleton attended a launch party for the release of her first book about party planning and recipes. >>> jessica biel says she plans to go the tra dils route and take new hubby justin timberlake's last name. >>> and finally, we knew this was coming, 22-year-old taylor swift and 18-year-old connor kennedy have called it quits after just a few months of dating. because of the distance and her busy schedule. is that really why? connor just saved himself. tmz says she plans to buy that $4.5 million home across from kennedy. what was the distance issue? last night jimmy fallon had had one with the break up. >> when asked about the break up, taylor swift just handed him a ipod and say play track six. >> a source close to the kennedy family says she was going too fast. if you're buying a home in t

we're going to hear from michelle obama a bit later. first ann romney opening up about her role. >> i think the hardest part for me is being away from my husband a lot. for me, it's being on the road all the time. there's a good and a bad side of running a campaign. but for me, it's difficult never to be home. it's difficult for me to be separated from my husband a lot. it's difficult not to be there are for my children's birthdays. it's definitely something i believe in, with all my heart. i believe every single day that i'm making a difference, that i'm making people see mitt in a different light and see him as a person that cares and a person that's competent. >> it's been a long campaign, as you pointed out earlier, you have been through the primaries and there have been mistakes along the way. how tough is your husband on himself? >> no one's ever going to run a perfect campaign and no one's ever going to be perfect. but you're going to get up the next morning and you're going to keep fighting. and that's where we are right now, we

the attorney said, quote, when michelle died gisele did not act out of premeditation but provocation and heat of passion. and saying the killing of li came only after years of esteban believi

i am michelle. >> and i am frank. we are in for one of the hottest days we have seen in the bay area in months, believe it or not. what are we seeing? the temperatures are still really hot! >> yes, if you can find a place to take refuge from the heat and enjoy the temperatures, get out there and enjoy it. it is getting very hot outside, so be careful. over the bay it is nice and clear, clear all the way to the coastline. the temperatures are soring already outside. 77 in oakland and 81 in san jose. the afternoons will be the hottest of the week, usually in the 70s and 80s. 102 in the valley, one of the hot spots. back to you. >> all right. thank you. well, it will only get hotter out there. we have more with those looking for relief from the heat. so many are, kate! >> reporter: that is right! you can see here there are plenty of activities going on at this cooling center. most cooling centers are senior or community centers or libraries that the city will designate as a place for people to cooloff and grab something

yesterday, we were backstage with michelle obama on the campaign trail. if she looks a bit tense it's because she knows in an election this close, every vote counts. we are in sterling, virginia, only 29 miles from the white house, but deep in the heart of swing state territory. >> when we win virginia we will be well on our way to putting barack obama back in the white house for four more years. >> her job as the election draws near is to testify to her husband's merits. >> he is funny. i am funnier. >> and turn his cool persona just a little bit warmer. >> in terms of star wattage i rank below michelle, the girls and bo. >> she certainly was a hit at the democratic national convention in charlotte. >> e hai have seen firsthand th being president doesn't change who you are, no, it reveals who you are. >> the speech showed she perfected the art of the cut that doesn't draw blood. that night she never mentioned mitt romney by name, but in praising her husband, she really seemed to be making a point about his opponent. >> he believes when you have worked ha

>> new guidelines thanks to michelle obama, michelle obama school lunch calorie limits. >> michelle obama nutritional school lunches. >> jon: oh, man, oh, right, that's right. because this isn't really about food or kids. it's about big government uber thanny michelle obama who if she said we feed clean air half the country would demand gills because freedom! listen the complaint. >> the usda shouldn't be deciding how many calories we take or how many calories we expend during the day. at some point it personal responsibility, i'm talking about. >> jon: this is america, jack. just because uncle sam is buying me lunch doesn't mean he request tell me what to eat-- he can tell me what to eat. by the way, how do you feel about this. >> the issue should you be able to use, be allowed to use an abd card i food stamp card at a mcdonald's. >> i would rather have my tax dollar going a family buying stuff at costco and bulk. >> jon: right, because this is america, jack! if uncle sam is paying for the meal, uncle sam gets to tell where you to eat. oh! i just forgot, i don't make any [bleep] sense! t

obama. >> the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. >> michelle obama came here to the loudoun county fair grounds to rally the troops in this swing state at a time when her husband is slipping in the polls. >> it seems like you are fired up and ready to go, right? >> in 2008, barack obama won virginia by 235,000 votes. the first lady says that is as little as 100 votes per presixty. >> that precinct. >> a single vote in an apartment building. >> at this rally in loudoun county, there were four people who spoke before michelle obama and they were all women. you can bet that's no accident. >> the very first bill he signed into law as president was to make sure women get equal pay for equal work. >> lisa and her little daughter will be following the first lady's instructions by encouraging others to vote. >> we go to a reading group, all women, great time to talk to women about the issues of being a mom and how barack obama is pushing womens issues. >> there are so many signs that we are headed in the right direction. the stock market has doubled. housing prices are rising. the u

michelle michelle? >> thank you so much, julia, for the update. >>> so mobile strategy, i don't think any of us should be surprised, right, that's going to be one of the top priorities? >> that's not why you're buying yahoo! >> why are you buying it if you're buying it? >> for the ability to return capital to shareholders, buying yahoo! for the strength you're seeing in the u.s. in terms of search. you're not buying on the belief that they'll be able to create a better mouse trap than a google or a facebook. >> in fact, exactly, because everything that google told you is that the trends are deteriorating not massively but absolutely in search and display. how are these guys going to be that much further ahead of google? >> what about the contrarian position, nobody has gotten the shift to mobile right yet, nobody's done it yet. maybe they come up with a better mouse trap. nobody is ahead of them. this is the one area where nobody's ahead of yahoo! >> maybe jim is going to have hair by the end of the sho

obama. >> the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. >> reporter: michelle obama came here to the loudoun county their grounds to rally the troops in a swing state at ate time when her husband was slipping in the polls. >> seems like you're a little fired up and ready to go. >> reporter: in 2008, barack obama won virginia by as little as 100 votes per precinct. at this rally, there were four people would spoke before michelle obama and they were all women. you can bet that is no accident. >> the very first bill he signed into law as president was to make sure that women get equal pay for equal work. or eq >> reporter: lisa bennett and her little daughter will be following the first lady's instructions by encouraging others to vote. >> we go to a reading group, all women, great time to talk to women about the issues of being a mom and how barack obama is pushing women's issues. >> there are so many signs that we are headed in the right direction. the stock market has doubled. housing prices are rising. unemployment rate is the lowest it's been since my husband took office. o