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they have the belief they can get there, although it's a long sho. >> every day we come out here. we want to win. we're going to try the beat whoever we're playing. >> people were counting us out. we till have a shot. we're not going to quit. we still have games to play and see what we can do. >> this is the way we'll hope to finish. playing good baseball and winning ball games. >> josh sanchez is still on pace to go to arizona to continue his rehab. reporting live from at&t, nbc bay area. >> all right, thank you very much. meanwhile, the stanford cardinal is preparing for the first real test of the season. saturday the sixth rank cardinal rolled over duke, 44-14. four touchdown passes. this week they head to tucson to face arizona. i would love to start more efficiently. i would love to start the opening quarters and opening drives, openfully at our peak. hopefully at our peak. >> a's are also in action. the a's take on the angels. they've won 9 of 14 against the angels so far this year. raj and janelle, back to you. >> thank you. a lot of miles in the bay area tonight. we like t

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that's when the grandmother grabbed the man's arm, shoed and cheesed him out of the store. >> she is,now, i'm old enough, something happened to me, it's okay if i die it's okay. >> my mama is a very good mama and she is strong to pull somebody's hand out like that. that's very strong mama. >> freaked out the bad guy. he absolutely gave up and ran away. he has not been arrested. the family plans on increasing their store security. >> julie walz in for roberta tonight. what a week. >> you enjoying the sunshine my dear. >> oh yeah. >> interview: >> i live in san francisco, she lives in the bay area. there is a lot enjoying the sunshine. many of you are enjoying it as well. take a look outside this evening, we've got clear skies out there, not a cloud in sight. just some light breezes out there by the bay. hay, if you like this weather i've got good news for you. it's here for a little while longer. if you don't like it good news for you too. i'll explain that coming up. in the meantime the temperatures are a little on the warm side to say the least. san francisco, the average temperature

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republicans seem to be shoing an ultimate umh. expedite the review process. by the way, the company in question employed 400 employees before receiving the loan. today they have 1,400 employees in the field of engineering research and development, design, manufacturing, assembly, maintenance and service, sales and support. the program has an additional 18 loan applications in progress that are projected to create 50,000 to 60,000 more jobs in california, florida, illinois, indiana, louisiana, michigan, missouri and ohio. one pending application would support investments at 11 plants in illinois, indiana, michigan and ohio. the company employs over 56,000 workers having added 9,000 new workers in 2009. some of these jobs will be at risk because of this offset. this is not the time to put american manufacturing jobs at risk. and that is why the national association of manufacturers expressed their support for the program in a letter to the senate dated september 223 noting that the program is an example of what government industry partners can accomplish and ha

germans had to show that they were going to actually impose some punishment on these guys over the sho to medium-term. and that's been effective in portugal. it's been effective in spain and it's been only a little effective in greece. but nonetheless, that's provide, i, more capacity ultimately for the greeks to play harder ball, for the germans to play harder ball with the greeks when push comes to shove. that is coming and there will be a default. i don't care what you call it, it's going to be messy but ultimately the germans are going to come through as the big leaders in europe. they'll have more strength in european institutions, that's the way we're going. there is a lot of pain being driven by the markets but that was going to come anyway. >> rose: where are the chinese in this? gillian? >> they are licking their lips, probably. here is another chance for the chinese the show their growing muscle and power in the world stage and a couple interesting things have happened. first, there's a flirtation going on between european governments and the chinese adership because european

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have money saved away for a rainy day and the president should have thought of that and the democrat shosought of that when they spent a trillion on stimulus and a trillion on health care and we didn't have and now that rainy day has come and we don't have it. >> i got to say i helped the president balance the budget -- >> you can tell the atm it's an emergency and it still won't have the money. >> excuse me for talking while you're interrupting. but i helped the president balance the budget. i know what it takes. frankly the republicans don't. they are the ones who squaundrd excuse me. they squandered the clinton surplus. they did it, here's how. tax cuts for the rich which we could easily repeal if we need the money and i think we do. subsidies for oil companies and other corporations. a war against a country, iraq, that was no threat to america. we could -- we should revisit these republican parties. when a republican talks about deficits to me, it's like an arsonist complaining about the fire department. it's not the fault of the people who are hit by a hurricane. come on. >> please,

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. >>> we are about to sho video, all. a car and motorcycle collided in logan, utah, burst into flames. good samaritans jumped into action. a group of construction workers and students and others joined together to lift up one side of the burning car then pulled the driver of the motorcycle straight out from under it. the 21-year-old motorcyclist is in stable condition after surgery. the driver of the car not seriously hurt. incredible stuff. >> talk about fans getting carried away at a game. a man is accused of using a taser on other fans during a fight at sunday's dallas cowboys/jets football game. three people suffered minor injuries. a south carolina man charged with aggravated assault and two weapons counts. the big question, how did the man get into the stadium with the taser? special security measures were in place because it was the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >>> coming up, education on the chopping block. massive cuts were a major part of perry's budget, but he says it doesn't mean they are skim ping o

sho shourd was released this time last year. the two men were prosecuted, found guilty of espionage and sentenced to eight years in prison. that was just last month. their freedom follows days of back and forth promises and thethey del delays. last we heard, bauer and fattal were en route to oman. >>> other stories we're following, powerful typhoon roke slammed into taiwan today unleashing torrential rains and floods that have killed at least four people. it now has been downgraded to a tropical storm. the storm hit as japan continues to struggle from the deadly earthquake and tsunami that struck earlier this year. those two disasters severely damaged the fukushima nuclear pow power plant. these are live webcam videos from the power plant. officials are concerned roke could wash contaminated water out of the plan. extreme weather expert chad myers will join us next hour for much more on the storm's potential threat to the fukushima plant. >>> in kcalifornia a key announcement is expected to the case of kelly thomas, the mentally

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washington should live with their means just like small families and business shos live with their means what we'll be focused on and if the candidates are smart they'll come here and tell us their ideas and solutions to create an environment where businesses will create jobs instead of cisco systems sitting on a $2 billion surplus and cutting 50% of their workforce. >> we saw jon huntsman come out with a jobs plan. mitt romney come out with a remarkedly detailed one, 69 pages long. when you had a chance to evaluate, is that the detection you would like to see the candidates go? >> we would like to hear from all of them. we're looking forward to the field narrowing down to be laser focused on the issues to determine who is the candidate that's going to do this. you're not ready to make that call right now? >> no, we're not ready to make that call. the field needs to narrow and it's still early. i'm not sure all the players are on the field yet. >> talk about the ones who are in plus a couple others. a brand new poll that came out moments ago. amongst republicans, amongst tea party suppor

he saw swiss officials and omani officials entering that pris an sho short while ago., where we are right now. right now we don't know if josh fattal and shane bauer will be coming here. there is speculation that this will be their first step and speculation that their family members are here right now. ali? >> this is carol costello. why would iman place the bail? >> oman is a low-key country here in the middle east and they're trying to raise their profile right now but a diplomatic rarity. relations with iran, unlike most of the countries in this region and they're seen as a go-to country. kind of a go-to country to try to mediate disputes that might happen between the u.s. and other eastern countries. by doing so last year they raised their profile and they have a free trade agreement with the u.s. the more business they have with the u.s., the better is for them. it raises their economic profile, as well. the omanis haven't been commenting, but they went to iran last week to secure their release. did pay the bail to try to mediate the dispute. >> thank you so much