would he be a tough candidate for the president, nora? >> i think so.hink they're most worried still about mitt romney because mitt romney as a general election candidate could have more appeal to independent voters. there have been some in the white house that have long said they doubted that rick perry could get out of a primary. we'll have to wait and see. i think rick perry is better suited in terms of passion and style with the current republican primary electorate. clearly than mitt romney. but he is bumbling in the debates. >> schieffer: if you had to make just a guess-- and we'll label it as nothing more than that, john-- do you think chris christie is going to get in? >> boy, i don't know. you know, there is inklings that he's maybe inching back towards. he said i'm not getting in. the thing everybody should keep in mind is rick perry is is showing us how hard it to just jump in a race. it is is a grueling thing. you get attacked all day long. you have a lot of people who want everything from you. when you start getting specific, it turns out y

. >> nora, good evening. >> good evening, russ, and a in a sign of solidarity president obama and president president obama and bush marked this anniversary together, the first since the death of osama bin laden. >> two commanders in chief stood side by side along with their wives, their presidencies defined by 9/11 in different ways, but together, they share the burdens that only a president can know in the role of comforter in chief. it was not a day for speech giving, instead, remembrance. >> president obama chose a reading from the bible, psalm 46. >> god is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. therefore, we will not fear. >> president bush chose abraham lincoln, a letter he wrote in 1864 to a widow who was believed to have lost five sons in the civil war. >> i pray that our heavenly father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement and leave you only the cherished memory of the love lost. >> in shanksville, pennsylvania the president and first lady laid a wreath at the wall of 40 names before visiting the crash site, a serene memorial now marked with a boulder and

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she was 53-year-old noraarias -- nora arias. police say a car hit her last night at 7:00. she was declared at the scene. officers found the suspect's vehicle at a nearby trailer park. the suspect was arrested a booked in the san mateo county jail. >>> a house fire has forced two oakland families to search for a new place to live. flames broke out between their homes on east 7 elizabeth street around 8:30 last night. both -- 7th street around 8:30 last night. both homes were damaged. it took a half-hour to control the fire and the cause is still under investigation. >>> it was an extra loud morning for san mateo county residents due to siren testing. alex savage is live to explain why this monthly test was louder and longer. >> reporter: well, this is an upgraded tsunami system being tested out this morning. a number of sirens placed all along the san mateo county coastline. this morning, they blared just as loud as they would if there had been a real tsunami coming ashore. [ sirens ] >> reporter: these sirens sounded just after 10:00 this morning, heard from pacifica down

slight movement into the red this burbank is one of the biggest gainers this one point seven percent nora's nickel. is in negative territory despite ongoing rumors that it may on the thirtieth of september announce a share buyback at a significant premium to the market price of around twenty three twenty four to see . the monopoly authorities in russia cracking down on big oil firms in order to restrain fuel price growth in the country they've introduced a ban the bill banning producers from adding new filling stations and regions where they already dominate the market those who breach the proposed law will have to restructure and sell non core assets the head of the signal police service is promising to a new wave of court cases to try and force competition while prime minister prisoners of the world with more refining capacity in russia's far east over current troop surge. possible cities planning the biggest asset sale in its history thirty's hope to raise up to two billion dollars i think responder to get a girl that has the details. it was a question what any local authority in the wor

nora has down graded. even though it's downgraded it's going to be bringing moisture toward northern hokkaido and northern japan especially in hokkaido and up to about 18 millimeters of rainfall will be accumulated into wednesday morning. now, it is going to be affected much of southwest russia with this low pressure system. this is the remnant low of talas. it will be bringing very strong winds as well. it's a very slow-moving system, so it will be moving northward, but bringing ample amounts of rain that will accumulate. so flood risks is going to be a high risks there as well. and central china is looking at very heavy rain to come, but i should say welcoming rain about to some parts in chongqing because droughts in some parts has been prevailing for a few weeks now, especially in chongqing. et heating up to 42 last week. as to's high was 39. finally it will drop the temperature to the 20s, mid-20s. 26 on wednesday and even chongqing with that rain coming in on thursday, it will become 25 degrees for th

then, nora. what about enrique? malvita, she left. fanny valencia. >> hello. good afternoon. my name is enrique. i come here to support the park. the community has been trying to be -- to build in this community. you know, this park -- this commune park can be a great benefit for the communities around this. i live a couple blocks away from this park, from this proposed park. i walk by this site all the time. you know, since i live a couple blocks away. and this is close to 16th street and mission where there is a lot of activity, you know, but there is a lot of, like, drugs going on. at night i'd seen prostitution walking around. what it would benefit is for the community, for the children, for the moms that walk by. it should be better for these families to walk by inside the park rather than walk by 16th and mission. but, yeah, this -- i think this park can benefit the community and the people and even for the city. you know. so i think it will be great to build this park on this site. thank you. president buell: thank you. >> fannie. teresa olmigare. jamie chavaria. migue

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while in the english premier league nora just minutes from kicking off the time to sunderland for the thirteenth place visitors try it for now at home to start sunday when a five game winners run in all competitions while not sure fourteen are also vital to success and picturesque after recording their first top flight away with the seventeen years for a two one victory at bolton last time and. now they're only well cup wales' of fashion and maybe eighty one points to seven to boost their chances of reaching the quarter finals scott williams landed three of wales twelve times as the big victory gave wales much of the points second in the last quarter final spot in the welsh will next play fiji while third place some place group going to south africa they will be at their eliminators and go home without winning a single match. well rugby is set to get a massive boost in russia and not just because of the country's debut appears on the world cup sevens is not an olympic sport and so is set to be played in schools across the nation and which caught up with one player he's overcome the od

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recorded their first home win by beating wigan three one who also wins for all three promoted sides nora just one and keep our last day in england play chelsea travel to leaders manchester united man city were level on points with united go to for them spurs entertain liverpool and sunderland stoke. justin rose is well placed for his first golf title of the year the englishman is four shots clear at the b.m.w. championship in illinois with one round left to play rose getting off to a solid start. with back to back birdies early on and almost added a third on the seventh hole but the ball breaks just a little bit later after this nifty little chip rose now has a four shot lead over john senden in second and victory would ensure the englishman would qualify for the end of season fed ex top championship next week. britain and ireland looks set to retain the vivendi seventy trophy daily continental europe by five points after saturday's play dice in there and jamie donaldson led the way for the four in the first green simms match against nicklaus course it's matty amana cyrano britain are in

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the table in yasser arafat's note that we know ok given the said i'm just an idle kid somebody said nora in a conversation. so i did that under that package may or first i want to i want to put it pose a question to mr morris which is that let's assume we can go back to the partition plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred forty seven partition marano the night of the two thousand yes i'm about a senior i wasn't i didn't play masculists scientists when he said oh i'm asking about the nine hundred. what are you now let me recall back to school and actually our space. let me respond i don't think i would read back no because i think history doesn't allow people's true in on their mistakes in other words the palestinians in forty seven should have resisted the partition plan as the jews did they said no and you lose when you go to war against an international an internationally sponsored settlement and you lose the war then y

let's discuss this story for an author and i joined our life wrong ramallah by political activist nora. i thank you for joining us today so the palestinian president mahmoud abbas arrived home to crowds of his supporters here welcoming him after the historic bid for statehood at the u.n. but with a veto or excuse me the vote i should say has been delayed for several weeks so the u.s. pledging the time to veto it has anything actually been achieved at this point. well indeed first of all as the palestinian president said the power of palestine has been reborn the palestinian leadership headed by president mahmoud abbas is speaking for the people reflecting their aspirations and telling the international community that it is their moment of truth they must now decide on which side of history they stand and tell the palestinian people clearly whether they stand in support of their just claims in support of their rights to self-determination or against it as palestinians we have a very heightened sense of national pride at this moment and even though we know the veto is most likely coming

. >> today i spoke with sarah's mom, nora. she sounded happier than i've heard her sound in the last two years. it's finally over. >> they picked a wrong person to label a spy. >> this journalism pro fess skbror former instructor of shane bower autos we want to see his feet planted in the u.s.. and then, we'll let down our guard and realize it's true, that they're back, they're free which is, you know, which is what we're praying for. >> no more roller coasters and games, we can breathe a sigh of relief. they're going to be back in the united states within next few days. >> and now, shane bower did make a brief statement after getting off the plane. he said that quote, two years in prison is too long. and it's not clear when or if the hikers will return to the bay area. and according to a friend here in the bay area, sarah has recently expressed interest in returning to the bay area with her fiancee, shane bower. in berkeley abc 7 news. >> thank you, laura. >> president obama called this a wonderful day for the hikers and his

. >> today i spoke with sarah's mom nora shourd and she sounded happier than i heard her sound in the last few years because it is feeally over. >> reporter: ken light is a journalism instructor an. >> i think we want to see his feet planted in the u.s. and then we will let down our goord and realize it is true that they are back and they are tree which is what we were praying for. >> no more rollercoasters or games. we can breathe of sigh of relief because they are coming home soon. they will be back in the united states hopefully in the next few days and we can see them. >> reporter: it is not clear when or if the hikers will return to the bay area. according to a friend here in the bay area, sarah has recently expressed interest in returning to the bay area with her fiancee shane bauer. in berkeley, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> nice to have them home when they arrive. >>> moving on to other news tonight, a gas leak in san francisco is now capped but the question over who is to blame for it is still raging. the san francisco public utilities commission says pg&e neglected to mark

and nora manning on the way to her office when the first plane hit.he was so badly burned, she had no chance of surviving. but she beat the odds and she tells what it took to fight her way back. that and more at the top of the hour. >>> coming up, searching for taliban leader mullah omar. $10 million bounty on his head. that's him. goes to pakistan where he is believed to be in hiding. >>> also, the children of 9/11, some of the young people whose lives changed forever when they lost their parent in the attacks. >> nobody else had lost the parent on national television on the news. nobody has seen it happen over and over again. that's something that we all have to live with. i don't want healthy skin for a day. i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] don't just moisturize, improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatmeal formula goes beyond 24-hour moisture. it's clinically proven to improve your skin's health in one day, with significant improvement in 2 weeks. for healthy, beautiful skin that last

in that world nora done is not a liberal, she is a moderate. she is just like everybody else there. >> bill: you upset me deeply with the reference to the funkadelics. [ laughter ] i can see you with the head phones on. >> you were in a funkdelic band in the 1970s. >> bill: don't tell everybody that come on. i know it galled you, it had to gal you to see me at the top of that most trusted political guy list. >> you just won a popularity contest so congratulations. >> bill: that's the first time i have ever won a popularity contest ever. >> you should be very happy. because almost everybody on this list isn't a political reporter number one, and a lot of them aren't even journalists. but there is a serious point here. they could have -- the people could have voted for anybody. the way the poll was conducted they didn't have a list and said which of these people do you think is the most trusted? they said who do you think is the most trusted? they could have said anybody and more people said you than anybody else. >> bill: a lot more. >> a lot mo

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the next call comes from the independent line from nora. whoops, i apologize. go ahead. caller: it was right on point. i think the republicans, the democrats, whoever, the people in the congress should get behind the president and move the country forward. the deficit is what it is, but the people out there are hurting. he said it. it was smart. good ideas and good investment for this country. and we will see what the congress will do. will they try to go along and help the country out or bagwell they sit on their behinds -- will they sit on their behinds? host: what specifically about the president's proposal did you support? caller: the helping of the long term employment people. the schools, the teachers. education is the foundation of this country. if you have an on educated population, you have an unworkable population -- if you have an uneducated population. host: dave is a republican from michigan. caller: good morning. yes, the speech sunday -- contained a lot of deficit spending, just like obama always believed in. i am an engineer and i did the calculation of d

nora said he's going to keep on doing it. would have been in the next moments was debated, analyzed, testified one way or another. a lot of controversy about what really happened. the facts are that norris picked a gun from his desk, a roll top desk with a picture of william jennings bryan. and i have a picture of this in the book as well as the gun and shot four times. three of the bullets went in the late ins lawyer. to put it in his, you have heard of the mega-church preacher, rick warren or the televangelist like pat roberts. how big a story would it be -- for whatever reason, even in self-defense shot and call the person in the office, i think in this day, this would be probably kesey anthony who? airwave make it all go away. at the bigger the story it was. that was saturday. by the next morning, every newspaper in america because the wire services, which is another part of the story just coming along at the paper out to every necking creamy, every small paper, large paper had a headline about the minister in texas, this

. >> what i said as recently as yesterday and meant to include in my otherwise eloquent as nora is thatfair and do not put burdens on the middle-class unfairly or seniors, we absolutely are willing to look at that and understand the members of congress have either changes around the margins are different ideas about how to do that. my point about the vast support of the provisions within the bill was about those provisions that go to stimulating growth and accelerating hiring. the president believes strongly that what the provisions are in the bill are fair and represent the kind of choices we need to make in this country at a time when we have to ensure that we pay for something like this and we tighten our belts and everybody is paying their fair share and therefore, you are not unfairly burden in one sector of society and saying it is all on the seniors or the middle class or kids coming out of college or going into college trying to get in on education. other ideas have to pay for deficit reduction bills have had the problems within them. we think there is a more fair way to do it.

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>> nora, you know as well as i do in that in the world we live in in 2011, this president does not command the nation's attention in the sheer numbers that a president used to because of the way our media works and the reality is as go the american people so goes the american congress in this case. we have to keep focusing everyone's attention on this because it is vitally important. i've been asked this question. it is a campaign. the president is campaigning. for growth and jobs. he is out there -- he is out there campaigning for growth and jobs. >> not re-election? >> that's what he talked about in richmond and what he will talk about tomorrow in columbus and tomorrow in raleigh/durham. i can assure you, he will continue to talk about it afterward. >> every corner. yes, ma'am. >> this plan is really insurance against a double dip recession. does that mean there are renewed fears about the possibility? >> it is an insurance policy -- first of all, we do not believe, we continue to say and we believe that we will not experience a so-called double dip recession, but the fact that the econo