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ninth ward alderman anthony beal says city should drop that rule. beal says that would level the playing field for minorities who can't afford college. the college requirement was first imposed after a corruption scandal in 1997. >>> if you own a home in cook county you won't get your property tax bills until thanksgiving. retiring assessor james houlihan blames joseph barrios the tax appeal board member running to succeed him. houlihan says bareious slowed appeals process intentionally. barrios blames houlihan for not completing assessment on time. last year it was delivered a month early. coming up next on the midday news, doctors hold former president carter for a second night of observations at an ohio hospital. >>> two officers and suspected gunman are wounded in a shooting at another u.s. hospital. >> and good news for city commuters, why chicago ranks so well on a new commuter study. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? did the little piggy cry wee wee wee all the way home? piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, we

jonathan beals reports. >> these are just some of the faces of the 35 british soldiers died in iraq and afghanistan while traveling in a snatched land rover. among them, according gentle, iraq in 2004. troops were given a better equipped vehicle. >> they should never have been used. >> deployed for counterinsurgency operations. giving troops a lower profile, for seeing service in northern ireland. ideal for riots, not for this. the roadside bomb, the single biggest killer of soldiers in afghanistan. only equipped with light armor, later fitted with electronic countermeasures to trigger any that were coming up. in contrast, the replacement as a v-shaped hole designed to protect the blast, giving troops better protection with stronger armor. the ocelot, already undergoing trials for the army, coming into service in afghanistan by next year. >> there is a requirement to go to a number of areas, which some of the better protected vehicles cannot go to. the challenge, it seems, is to try to find the level of protective armor that those others never had. >> there has already been a dispute as

i am pleased to stand here with my colleagues, and thank you very much for beal here.plause] >> good evening. i want to thank all of you for being a part of such an incredible a.p.a. community. we really represent the oldest asian communities in the country, the largest asian communities in the country and the most significant asian communities in the country. it is because of all of the work you do in this room that the three of us are here to represent what is wonderful about the diversity of san francisco. i do have to say -- and carmen allude todd this -- that the three of us do know we have come a long way. we do get confused all the time for each other. eric and i look a lot alike, and that is why we get confused. when constituents come to my office that don't know what i look like, i tell them that supervisor chiu is around the corner. we knew we had arrived when there was a newspaper article redskins about eric chu. we had merged do one. on behalf of the san francisco board of supervisors, in recognition to awful your dedication to coordinating our asian commun

. >> reporter: baltimore police commissioner fred beal thanked pat jessamy. >> there's no doubt she dedicated her soul to her job. >> reporter: and as a private citizen jessamy plans to work on an anti violence bill. >> don't let us be fighting for vote, let us fight together for the future of this city. >> reporter: no argument there. >> the tough part, making baltimore safe starts now. >> reporter: as the democratic party nominee for city state's attorney, greg bernstein still has a general election but there's no appreciable opposition. reporting from east baltimore, i'm pat warren, now back to you on television hill. >> we invite you to stay with us for the latest on campaign 2010. >>> new tonight, the university of virginia is remembering a student from baltimore county who was killed last spring. tonight, black drapes are hanging along the columns of the school's rotunda. the gesture is in honor of yardley love. the ribbons are to symbolize hope for what happened last month. >>> a bold man to make the howard street train tunnel safe is unveiled today. this after a massive explosion insi

the next day on august 7, we started operations at the temporary facility at main and beale. we are currently in demolition. so far, we have demolished the east ramp on howard we are working now on the west ramp. then we will have the demolition of the existing facility by november of this year. concurrent with that, we will be starting utility relocation as well. what we then expect to do is begin the excavation work for the transit center in the first quarter of 2011. so what is it that we will deliver to the public? we are delivering to the public a five-level, 1.4 million-square foot station that will accommodate 11 different transit systems for the eight counties in the bay area, including southern california with high- speed rail. we are accommodating golden gate transit, muni, amtrak, paratransit, greyhound, bicycles, taxi, etc. we are also building a new neighborhood. 2600 new homes. that number is rising as we work with the redevelopment agency, part of this anger for the neighborhood. if you could see the designs -- we have gone great lengths to make the design grac

. >>> checking bay area headlines, beale street is closed again this weekend as demolition crews makeay for the new transbase terminal. they shut down the road yesterday and it'll stay closed until 5:00 a.m. monday. the terminal project will replace the old terminal at first and mission. it's scheduled to be done in 2017. >>> supporters of proposition eight. the ban on same sex marriage have filed papers urn urging an appeals court to up hold the law. they say the judge who struck down the measure invented a right that doesn't exist. last month a district judge ruled the measure violated the constitution. that ruling has been stayed until the appeals court hearing in december. >>> a jay bird for universal peace was was revealed today. it's halfway through a world tour as a symbol of peace and harmony. the controversy fought over the right to exhibit it has been resolved. it remains on display until october 1st. >>> the warnings about whooping impact beginning to impact. today there were long lines. this after another baby died. nine babies have died in the state this year from the cou

it seems to me that detective beale should ave had the assisttnce of aa least four or five other homicideectives. >> the trial is expected to last at least a month. >>> a man accused of taking part in a murder for hire plot strikes a deal before headed to trial. matthew brown pleaded to first-degree murder, prosecutors say he helped to plan thh death of william porter who was fatally shot outside f his towson gas station in march. a sentencing day has not been scheduled. >>> the case of a teacher accused of sexually assaultiig a student is in the hands of a judge in morning. karl walker wrote 45 llve notes to an 8 years old girl while working at the eeementary school. his lawyers argue that there wasn't any physical abuse, but the law covers emotional aabse as well. he is now guilty. a verdict is expected omorrow. >>> investigators say they have linked two more paaients to a new jersey octor accused of performing illegal abortioos in maryllnd. in wasn't cases dr. stephen brighhm is accused of receivvd a an abortion of nearly full term fetus. court documents allege that the dr. brigham sta

in fact, the ernest withers museum is set to open in his old beale street studio in memphis. the allegations are a blow to withers' family, fearful they could stain his legacy. >> he left images that are in our minds giving us a true picture of what took place. and to say that he betrayed african-americans is a false statement. >> reporter: images of the country's troubled history and the man behind them, drawing new headlines decades later. ron mott, nbc news, atlanta. >>> and that's our broadcast on a tuesday evening. thank you as always for being here with us. i'm brian williams. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> dramatic dispatch calls being heard for the first time tonight at nbc bay area gets exclusive information on the explosion of natural gas pipelines. good evening, i'm lisa kim. >> and i'm tom sinkovitz. >> we have several reports on the san bruno explosion tonight

just the republican base, but a lot of independents are fed up to here, we're a nation of howard beal's, we're mad as hell and not going to take it anymore. >> the republican -- >> scott brown, and all of these other republicans who can now win in blue states. >> what do you think what she's saying? the republicans became bloodless. they lost their allegiance and they tried to mimic democrats. >> well,. >> and she's returning us to the fold. returning the republicans to the fold. >> you've got -- >> the democrats, the democrats said that -- sorry, the establishment republicans said marco rubio couldn't win in florida and they were wrong. they were saying rand paul couldn't win in kentucky and they were wrong, where they thought guys when were too conservative to win. i will say this about o'donnell -- she does have a past record of problems with where she might not have been telling the truth, problems with personal integrity. it's not for her being too conservative or outspoken. >> what are you talking about? >> talked about whether she graduated from princeton while she only took -- >

you could see natomas street on the south stide of the building and the west end of the facility at beal street and people will see images like that and say, it is attractive but how is that going to perform in an earthquake. so, our -- our design criteria for our facility. we're designing the facility if an 8.0 earthquake which is 975 yoorch event and on the san andreas fault here. and the -- the structural criteria we have of the building will be structurally functional and can be occupied after an event like that. and -- although it play suffer some damage that is damage that can be repaired while the fass it is -- continues to be in use and operation. and -- and the glazing that we're design designing for the system is actually designed not to experience even any cracking in that event. so, i'll go through how we achieve that real quickly. this is the structure of the tran it center itself. and that level that you see about -- up above with the v's. that's the bus deck of the transit center. and here. and the structural system there acts as large truss and then bringing those loads d

weekend on august 14 to demolish the ramps ago over the temporary terminal site across howard and beale street. contractually, we are limiting them to 16 days, three weekends, and two weeks so that mcgwire and hester can finish the terminal. the next segment of demolition will focus on the eastern ramps coming up to the eastern structure, and the heart of the demolition the new demolition structure itself, followed by the western lands back to harrison street. for the roadway over crossing, we have worked again workeddpt and mta. several of the streets have overhead timelines for the electric trolley buses. -- we have worked with dpt and mta. we need to coordinate any take down on our lands with that work, so a number of our closures are limited to nights and/or weekends, and you can see here in the color coding all of the yellow ones are night and weekend closures. the seven crossing, we will see some of that demolition work during the week, and some of the minor crossings will actually be doing some of that work during the day, during the week. we have also done quite a bit of plannin

mission street was shut down between freemont and beal. the fire department's heavy rescue team was called in as a precaution. you see this man climbing, it looks like he was using suction cups on his hands and feet, but again no safety ropes, after he made it to the top, as he is very close to doing there, the man was arrested by police officers. >>> it was a gift for californians who wanted to go fishing today. the state fishing game offered a great deal but we found that many people didn't even know about it. john fowler joins us now live from san francisco to explain. >> reporter: fishing is all about luck. and it was your lucky day if you went fishing. when the sport fishing boat flash pulled up just an hour ago, three beaming boys from cupertino showed off their catch. >> she shout it out, fish on. we started reeling it in. >> reporter: it's free fishing day statewide. at san pablo reservoir, it was packed. >> we expect to be very busy today because of the holiday weekend. but people who wouldn't normally get a chance to fish get to

. >>> fred beal field backs bernstein but thanks jessamy. >> the city has a state of gratitude for miss jessamy's long service. and it was incredible service to the city of baltimore. there is no doubt she dedicated her soul to her job. >> reporter: and as a private citizen, jessamy plans to work on an anti-violence initiative. >> there is somebody out there today who is dissatisfied with what happened during this election. my thing is, don't let us be fighting for votes. let us join together to fight for the future of this city and that means fight for our children. >>> greg bernstein, the democratic nominee for the podium, now taking the podium for pat jessamy's concession speech. >> thank you very much. everyone, thank you. >> we began this campaign two months ago. almost everyone said we did not have a chance. that the political establishment would not allow us to succeed. that racial politics would trump the issues. and the needs have changed. but the results showed we have attracted a broad base of support across the city. because people of all ages, races and economic groups were

and beale post some of the tips on our website at myfoxdc.com. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >>> allison, back to you. >> taking notes, tony, thank you. >>> thousands of gallons of diesel fuel missing this morning. what police is saying to do. >>> and an organization to save horses is now shut down. we'll tell you why coming up. >>> gas station workers are paying closer attention to their pumps after thousands of gallons of diesel fuel were stolen from two different stores in maryland. the latest victim, hydes dairy store in glen burnie. someone took more than 1800 gallons of diesel fuel from an underground tank. they likely used a large pickup truck or a larger vehicle to move that amount of fuel. police are looking at surveillance video from businesses nearby. so far they don't have any suspects. >>> this is a downright disturbing story with disturbing images. dozens of horses seized after being left with no food and water at a west virginia farm. hidden meadows rescue is a nonprofit in martinsville that touts i

o'malley hopes that it will help him beale former republican governor bob ehrlich.t appears governor o'malley is hitting high notes with likely voter as the new "washington post" poll has o'malley with a 52 to 41% lead over former governor bob earlyic. >>> president obama is working his way across the country. he will make campaign appearances in iowa and richmond, virginia today. president hit new mexico and wisconsin yesterday talking about jobs, the economy, taxes and education. all of those key unders in the upcoming mid-term elections p during a stop in albuquerque, mr. obama talked about abortions saying the practice should remain legal but with some limbits on late-term abortions. the president also talked about religion describing to voters how he became a christian as a young adult. >> my mother was one of most spiritual people i knew but she didn't raise me in the church. so i came to my christian faith later in life and it was because of the precepts of jesus christ spoke to me in terms of the kind life that i would want to lead. >> a recent poll showed a

inclusion into the beal. street brass note walk of fame. congratulations. search for what purpose does the gentleman from mass -- the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. neal: mr. speaker, it did not take a lot of courage for the republican leader in the senate to announce his tax cut plan last week which would cost about $4 trillion. handing out tax cuts does not help business. oddly enough while the insurers in those households with incomes more than $1 million would get a tax cut of $10 ,000 next year, he forgot about the households of working poor people who count on the earned income tax credit and the child tax credit. why? because the g.o.p. plan extends the estate tax cuts but doesn't extend improvements to tax credits for low-income working families which the congress passed last year. in massachusetts alone, 210,000 families will lose some or all of the child credit under the

james beal set a new world record for the most number of bungee jumps done by one person in one hour.e jumped 42 times crushing the previous record of 19. he performed the leaps from a crane 160 feet in the air above london. he says he didn't prepa too much before t record. he had only done six jumps in an hour. >> i wonderf that makes you taller. >> how do you prepare for that? >> deep breathing or something. >> a lot of whiskey. >> that's always good, too. so what's up for 6:00? >> coming up, president obama said today that he wouldn't send his kids to d.c. public schools because they are stl struggling. we'll hear what the next mayor of the city has to say about that. a jury in california has reached a verdict in the death of a ballplayer from our area. here's another mega merger in the works. we'll tell you about southwest airlines and air-tran coming together and what it may mean for passengers in the d.c. area and we have a souped-up do you know -- dune buggy. >> another reason for people who worry a lot to wor a lot. when they use the internet to diagnose aches and pains it cou

it seems to me thht detective beale should have had the assistance of at leasttfourror five homiciddfe. officers say 35 years ood damon3 whiteefatally stabbed her in he3 condo. white was injured in the blaze and had been undee police guard now he is being held without >>> a white supremaaist charged in the beating of an elderly kevin lockner will spend 31 year whaind bars a!!31years behind b. he and two teenagers attacked james privot. lockner told police it wouldnntú have had happened if privot was white. >> it's saae to say that s a plea aggeement thaa we feell3 prettyyggod about, because we're going to get ttii person off the street for 31 years. >> lockner is scheduled to be sentenced on monday. as for the two teenagers charged in the case, 16 years old immanuel miller was found guiltt -nd watkins ase was scheduled to start next week but could be delayed. >>> one week ago the operators ii a slotsscasino in cecii county thrratened to delay opening their casino until a ú%wsuit is resolved. penn national which owns casino in perryville has bben criticized for its role in trying to d

museum open, the ernest withers museum, with a lot of his photographs, right in his old studio on beal street. do you think in the end you will be able to separate the moon from the work and that the work will endure? >> the work will endure because the people are-- they have this-- people understand, and they made this trust with earpest, and they allowed him to come in to all of these places and to do this great work that he did. the work will endure. but there will be another side, and that is that people will say to this next generation, they see people coming in, "how can we trust you? how do we know? how can we be sure? how do we know you're not another ernest withers?" >> warner: earl caldwell, thank you very much. >> thank you. it's my pleasure. >> brown: again, the major developments of the day: tea party activists and outsiders celebrated another round of primary upsets. mexico marked the bicentennial of its independence, under the shadow of drug violence. and tropical storm karl hit the yucatan peninsula. it's expected to cross into the gulf of mexico and strengthen into a h

we heard from kathleen a beale wakathleen sebeliusis it's the f misinformation.ad a debate on this show asking, is that insulting to those who are not misinformed. they also have a fundamental belief that it's not going to bent cost curve down, it will add to the national deficit and they don't knead to have education tall rallies and events to be more informed as kathleen sebelius would like them to be. >>it is condescending but more than that it's classical liberal thinking. they never admit there is something fundamentally flawed about the product. it's always a matter of marketing. if only they could spin it more. if only they could tell one more somebody story. that's classic alinsky tactics, so they don't have to and the hard questions about the costs and consequences of imposing these massive federal mandates. i want to bring you back. this is also very important. during the heat of the obama-care battle, peter orsack, the white house budget director, basically issued a threat to doug elmadorf, the cbo director saying you better make sure you are not under

when she hasn't had a book deal or another reason to beal b here. speculation is at height.he used the opportunity to cast herself as the recognizable face but in many ways the head of the tea party movement. sort of brushing back the establishment, including the likes of karl rove saying that some of them need a woodshed moment. this is what she says about the tea party role in american politics as she sees it. >> we are do for a little rediscovery. it's time for renewal. restoration of honor. it may take renegade to get us there. it may take folks shaking it up to get there. [ applause ] >> last night she joked when she got to des moines she considered going for a job and recognized the media, and she mentioned vanity fair would show a picture of her and say in iowa, palin decides to run. she got a warm reception from the crowd, but there are questions about her. we talked to an iowa caucus girl and said if he dropped out as governor of alaska, it led to questions and people wonder if she runs for president will she stick with it. >> i want to know that she is in it to sta

we met one man, jim beal. he shows a sports and marina service.e's got a mouth full for ken forecast ineberg, he says he has not seen a check since july. >> like he always said the proof is in the checks. there are no checks coming into us. i haven't seen one, and so -- >> reporter: how much have you lost? >> in the neighborhood probably 70 to $90,000. >> reporter: he's married, three kids, one is in high school, he says all of their savings are now gone, jon. jon: there is a new report about a blanket of oil across the floor of the gulf now? >> reporter: yeah, really calling into question those government reports a month or more ago about all of the oil apparently dissipating and gone. a university of florida researcher has been dropping a pipeline a mile down into the murky muddy bottom of the gulf of mexico bringing up oil samples and they are finding a 2-inch think layer of oil, 80 miles away from the deep horizon site itself. it's like a snowstorm comes in, drops a blanket of snow over a wide area, they are seeing that in ten out of 14 sample

. >> thank of all for beale here. we always run out of time. we never have enough space. i was thinking with our panelists speaking that only in america. we have a public hearing room, anyone can walk in. staffers complain that you don't need an appointment. you can just walk around the halls if you want to. we are on c-span having a discussion about faith. they are dedicated to have a public discussion for the american people. we are blessed to be able to have this discussion and we hope to have more in the future. i want to thank our moderators. let me introduce some of the executive board of the staff. i want to thank the house science committee for giving us this room and congressman bared's office for letting us use it. you can follow us on our website, congressionalmuslims.org. we to see you again in the future. take care. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> in a few moments, part of an airline pilots forum on aviation security. in a little more than an hour, debate in the french parliam