the mother says christopher fay came to her south san francisco home grabbed the kids and took off to alameda yacht harbor and he's accused of sailing away there in a stolen yacht. the boat was spotted this morning at about 50 miles off the coast between half moon bay and monterey. police believe 43-year-old christopher fay took his children on tuesday from the mother's south san francisco home. police say the sailboat was stolen from alameda marina. spotted early this morning by a boater near mare island the boat was sailed back by the father to the shore and authorities say they have now the 2 children safely in custody. new the children grandmother was injured trying to chase after fay and just minutes ago she reacted to the news that the kids had been rescued. listen. >> told the children were rescued. >> oh. isn't that great? that's great news. i'm so, so relieved. about this is the best. best news when i get my 2 grandchildren i'll hug them and never let them go. >>reporter: you know she will. that's jean the grn mother hearing the news as we broke it to her that the children ha

can i ask,b-fay ms. tang, are te four sites owned by smallerzu5 merchants? know that gas stations are having a hard time rightykt3v now with -d of clean air regulations, and many other cha!h!i)es. but are these larger stations, merchants? >> two of them are shell believe and two are chevrons the quair footage requirement but i believe they are family operated. thank you. so seeing no other questions, let's open this up for public comment. isç]/[gñ there anyone else frome public that would like to speak? seeing none, public closed. supervisorçsÑ9 olague. >> supervisor olague: no additional comments. >> chair mar: colleagues, can positive -- supervisor >> supervisor wiener: thank you. i'm supportive of this legislation. and i actually think it raises a hear that there are no car other side of town ?mch5 >> it would establish a citywide transportation sustainability fee which would apply to all net new development to fund transportation system improvements. this is a test for the land use and environmental development. this is a test for the land use and envir

. >> we are not in san antonio but emac is studying it fay while. >> what we need in the debate is the fact that san antonio school system local news respects are abuzz with the nepotism and cronyism and fat cat pay and book keeping abuses and abuses of taxpayer area. when you fix that first, maybe come back to the taxpayer and start saying yes, pay for when you fix your books first do that. >> and what about that. you don't want to get hole hog in something when it has a potential of being a corrupt system. >> if that is the case, folk in san antonio know all about it if the city is abuzz and i have a feeling they will not vote for this. >> and this is an exercise in democracy. >> unfortunately we see if they fail in state and local they apply it nationally . biggest failures health care and education and give parents where with all and let them make a choice. if they want one hour or 20 fine. >> rick, since the right to work rule in wisconsin work. maybe we ought to apply that nationally. >> try it @ state and see if it workings. ask anybody in massachusetts or 95.5 percent of them.

. >> anaconda is one of the most charismatic and fay mouts animals from here -- >> reporter: charismatic oh, absolutely. you look into his eyes and he's strong. like the indigenous people, they believe they're not a snake, they're an entity. a lot of myth relating anaconda to the creation of the world. >> reporter: what about that tongue? >> yeah, sometimes it's scary, like, when it's here. >> reporter: we hop in the zodiac. >> 50-foot anaconda. >> reporter: minutes later, we spot it. >> see the head? >> reporter: a giant, closer to 17 feet. it's now tense as we get into the water. >> even if he's under your legs, don't move. >> reporter: no matter what, don't move? >> freeze. >> reporter: the first was quick and illusive, but watch this one. all 17 feet of it slithers from its snoozing place. under water, you see the giant head coming towards us. we're holding our breath that this anaconda keeps coming. i reach out my hand, tiny, compared to that massive body. between them, they have 40-years plus experience filming underwater. their shots are steady, calm. mine? frenzied. but the anaco

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the party wanted him to fai from day one, and d they set out to do just that. the other thing that i thouought was breathtaking was paul ry's peormance. chilling as a matter of fact in his brazenness to resort to falsehoods. >> one quick question --o you agree that when most people le they were sold on mitt romney? >> i think they feel that t mitt roey can win. he got the ninationy being the most delectable, and then he seemed to turn hard right by picking paul ryan. now he has gone back to being sort of a kindly father figure who can lead americaa outf its problems. >> in the latest "washington post"/abc news pollll, mitttt romney has a 56% on favorability ratingng. polls show americans like barack obama a lot more. how does he overcome that deficit? >> i in my lifetime, the american voters have always chosesen the candidate that they preferred personally. is not an accident. the failures of presidents have been failures essentially of personal qualities, of character or personality the only exception where ty chose a candidate e they like less to be presint w

elizabeth hasselbeck starts to ask a question the president's face gets very grim, and michelle obama's fay is like this. >> rick: you were watching very closely. [ laughter ] >> rick: word on friday that the president did have a conversation late in the week with the prime minister, the media has covered the apparent approximate between the two world leaders, what do you think? >> this is longest running soap opera versus obama. bb versus obama. he had to do something to make the damage less damaging. he did not 6 the 13 bilaterals he had the last time he was in new york. obama didn't have any. media is saying that is perfectly okay because the salesman running for office. that is explanation but to accept that on its face is i think a bit not right. >> rick: world leaders speak their minds and how the media reacts. >> as president of our country and commander and chief of our military i accept that people are going to call me awful things everyday and i will always defend their right to do so. >> president obama takes center stage at u.n. delivering his view on world issues. did the media

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al fayed findings were not met in this case, so they subsequently denied the various application. -- the findings were not met in this case. they are taking away all of the legal additions that are done, but they were about to restore what was there previously. was that, i will be available for questions. -- with that, i will be available. vice president fung: mr. sanchez, the front, and how it did not conform with the set back, that was not part of your variance? >> no, they first submitted this in 2010, and they did work with the department. we spoke with a senior planner, and he had all of the case. if i recall correctly, they had been up to revision 11, so it actually took awhile to get support, but that proposal did involve setting that the addition at the front, making changes to the fraud, so it would no longer require a very it's, -- making changes to the front. so it would no longer require a variance. the as-built conditions, as it stands right now, it violates the fraud and rear yard requirements of the planning code. -- the front and rear yard requirements of the planning

diana, her boyfriend dodi fayed, and the driver of the car were all killed in the accident. >>> tourists in washington this holiday weekend will find water in the lincoln memorial reflecting pool for the first time in two years. it was actually stimulus funding that paid for the major renovation project. $34 million worth. the site of dr. king's speech is one of the most photographed spots of course in all of washington. >>> and we now know the powerball winner, that $337 million jackpot won by one guy. he is 44-year-old donald lawson of the tiny town of lapierre, michigan and just retired from his job as a railroad engineer when he learned he won. he chose the lump sum after taxes, $158 million. he says he wants to send his kids to college and take care of his mom. >>> up next here tonight from new orleans, when katrina wiped out the neighborhood, one woman begged everybody to come back. well, this time she gathered them all together to ride out this storm. >>> we're back. you're looking at the waters of lake ponchartrain. there is of course a huge span cutting the lake in half over 20

the major says the speed cameras themselves are position fayed areason. this one on winbrook drive in clinton was put here after two pedestrians were killed on this road this summer. >> our goal is to bring down the level of accidents, bring down the level of fatalities. en. >> reporter: if machine is going to mess with one of your cameras -- if someone is going to mess with one of your cameras? >> they're going to get locked up. >> interesting concept. never heard of cameras watching cameras. if they vandalize that one, they'll see who is doing it. so keep that in mind. >>> just in time for the monthly shopping season, a new video game console might be on your child's list. >> don't say soup are size in the big apple. the latest on efforts to ban super sized sugary drinks at restaurants. did it pass? we'll have that story coming up next. anncr: a good job. it's the key to a good life. but it isn't always easy to find one... a vote for question seven is a vote for maryland jobs. two thousand construction jobs to build a new resort casino. four thousand pe

decision, meantime aleston is scheduled for a trial next month on charges she used campaign money to fay for her wedding -- pay for her weddings expenses. >>> looking for a couple of cookie crooks. they say these thieves made off with 24 pounds of cookies, this happened from the great cookie store at the towson town center. it shows the men hopping over the counter and filling up on the cookies and other baked foods there. all rights say that the -- authorities say the same store was hit by thieves back in august. >>> baltimore county's new superintendent wants the hear from you. dr. dallas dance holding another community meeting it's happening tonight. this one is happening at chesapeake high school. it's at 7:00 this evening. dr. dance will be available to answer any questions that you may have about school relateddishes in baltimore -- issued in baltimore county. >>> you know the orioles are on fire this season. there's no doubt about and it the fans are lovable -- abou it and the fans are loving all the winning. when it comes to the wee hours of the night that we have seen the last t

we want to grow the middle class and get people back to work with higher take home fay. the secret to this is economic growth, chris. the premise of the conversations and tax reform point is as if the economic pie is fixed and that it is governments if job to redistribute the slices. is not how the world works. we want to grow the pie and we want economic opportunity. we want people to be able to get a better job and have more income security and higher take home pay and you can do that through economic growth and that is what we are trying to provide and what we can get if we put the progrowth policies in place. >> chris: a number of top republicans say that when romney picked you as his running mate a little over a month ago that they thought that this indicated that you guys were going to run a bold reform agenda campaign and now expressing some frustration that instead of you changing romney you heard this that they feel that romney is changing you and you are running a much more cautious campaign and even your good friend and wisconsin home state governor scott walk

. >> if you hear anyone trying to fay that america is in decline or that our influence has waned don't you believe it. here's the truth, our alliances t you bver been stronger. >> reporter: obama campaign paignials rebuked romney today inr failing to even mention the troops, veterans or the conflicts in iraq and afghanistan in his convention laidh. in texas, the president laid out fis criteria for future engagement. >> in a world of serious threats, i will never hesitate to use force to defend the united states of america or our interests. at the same time, i will only ilnd you into harm's way when it is absolutely necessary. and when we do, we will give you the equipment and the clear mission and the smart strategy and the support back home that you need to get the job done. (cheers and applause) we owe you that. >> reporter: the president will spend this labor day weekend stumping in several battleground states but the white house battleced today, scott, he will cottutting short a visit to ohio on monday so that he, too, can tour the destruction in the gulf. >> pelley: nancy, thank y

now i don't fay attention to where i'm going only. in the tv, i plug in the gps. but the gps in l.a. does this horrible thing. where i fall all of the time. it thinks santa con it's the t freeway. all gps' think that. i always fall for it. well, this can't be the right way to go. oh, look i'm often santa monica boulevard again. this is televised, right? somebody change that. it's not a freeway. >> no, it's not. it's a road. very busy. >> that i drives crazy. i mike the decision that the gps should rust tee. >> i do that too. >> every once in a while i'll define my gps. but usually to goes well. and i get somewhere faster i'm so proud of myself. >> them you can find out maybe you haven't typed in shortest route. that's the other thing. >> yeah, you have to have the other -- >> that's for my fore's birthday -- >> i bet you he has not turned it off. sat there for a long time. >> did your dad give you a birthday present? >> i did. he has taken up ceramics. >> for real? >> for real. >> so he made me this. a bond it pore show you. >> i thou

who was killed with dodi fayed.e are leaving flowers of remembrance. 15 years ago this week . >> in the richest country of the world this obama economy crushed the middle class and family income has fallen $4000 . health insurance premium higher. food prices are higher. utility bills are high yer gasoline prices have doubled. >> well, it is labor day weekend and for many of us it is time for barbecue with friends and the beach and you heard from the governor surging gas prices are causing big concerns and cause . may put a damper on people's holiday plans. joining us to talk about this is steve moore. great to see you again. talk about the timing of this is not a great time when people are looking forward to the holiday weekend and taking trips to see friend and family. what do you make of this and how long is it going to last? >> it is the highest gas pricos a labor day weekend ever. so we are paying 3.80 and 3.90 and a lot of places are paying four dollars a gallon. that's the bad news. part of this is the result

mcdonald's fruit and yogurt par fay from mcdonald's, cinnamon twists from taco bell.or less? no. false. ha-ha. >> if i say nothing and she is wrong. >> it is true. 200 calories or less. so you can have a small. >> look how teeny that wendy's shake is. >> it satisfies a little sweet tooth. >> that's right. >> not yours the size of north dakota. >> look how good it would taste. a few bites is enough. >> savor it. >> let's go to something that may interest you more. how about tiramisu. how much of an indulgence is this? does this serving have more or less than 450 calories? >> i think it would be more than 400. >> it would be right. it's 510 and 32 grams of fat. >> you have three and i have one? >> imagine that. >> she thinks this is a tiebreaker. >> you can catch up. finish up strong. the brownie sundae. how far would you have to walk to burn up the calories in this dessert? >> el paso. >> it's about 100 calories per mile. five miles, eight miles or 11 miles. >> go ahead. >> i think i'll say eight miles. >> you would be wrong. >> what were the other two? >> five or 11.

. >>> also new this morning, prince george's county police are asking for help in the search fay missing man. 6 #-year-old george fairnot was after the lean on september 7th driving in the district in an area of h street northeast towards beeping road. he drives a 2004 tan chevy pleas we are maryland tags 746m855. -- towards benning road. if you have any information, call the bridge county police department. >>> a day care facility in northern virginia is shut down and two sisters are facing very serious charges following a tip to child protective services. police say 29-year-old anila qayyum had a business% mitt to take care of up for five children. but child protective services found 21 up side and only her 2- year-old sister was there helping out. some of kids were in closets and bathrooms strapped to car seats. >> i myself work in child care. i work over on quantico marine corps base at the child development center there. so to hear that someone was doing illegal child car here in our neighborhood, very shocking. >> the sisters are now facing seven counts each of reckless child endan

the school is also accepting donation fay memorial fund set up in marckel's name. >>> normer prince george's county police officer chun kim will now spend five years an one day behind bars following his sentencing yesterday. kim pleaded guilty last year to conspiracy to commit extortion involving the transportation and distribution of untaxed cigarettes. >>> d.c. mayor vincent dray has unveiled a new ad campaign to promote awareness and respect for members of the city's trans- gender community. >> this is a step in the right direction. it is saying we are going to step out, going be for in the forefront, we are going to send a message that people who are trans-gender have as much a police in the district of columbia as anybody else. >> gray says all too often, trans-gender residents have been targets of crime and discrimination and he hopes the ad campaign will help them feel safer and more accepted in their community. >>> coming up, the federal reserve takes major new action to help the u.s. economy. we'll have details on what they're doing and how it is already helping your retirement savi

. >> mike: it's quantity fay tiff easing. >> and might be tinking. >> mike: "titanic" 1, "titanic" 2,y go in there, because ben runs the bank and they go, banks, we're going to buy bonds from you and ie, expand the balance sheets and give mour money. whi banks have more money they have more money to lend out. why aren't they lending out? guess what? they're worried about the future as well. i'm telling that you when this began in 2009, a lot of smart economists said, listen, never before has so much monetary, what's called monetary surplus been pumped into the economy. we need a v-shaped recovery, as it went down in 2009 and shoot back up. guess what? it hasn't happened. the reason why, banks and businesses are afraid what's coming out of washington. >> mike: how do we get them to loan the money and what do we do to fix itten. >> this is my opinion, i believe you need a more rational tax code and a lot of business people believe-- forget what about what i say. why rpt businesses hiring, because they're afraid of tax and cap and trade and obamacare doesn't help. >> mike: no, it doesn't

the movie ahead them -- warren beaty and fay did you know away. i want to have a remake.nda . in the 1930s, mara ranski was the financial genius behind the mob and served as the inspiration for michael corleone's enemy in "godfather 2". >> we'll do together in the next few months will make history. history. it's never been done before. not even your father would dream that such a thing could be possible. >> and he's a dead man. you don't object? >> small potatoes. >> bill: they were talking about taking over cuba, by the way, in that scene of the in 1970, he fled the usa in an attempt to escape tax evasion. where did he go? canada, france, mexico, israel? where did ranski abscond to? d, israel is correct. he stayed there for a while. he was a very bad guy. mccallum is ahead with 3 to go. here is question number 3. jesse james, remembered as one of the most infamous american outlaws. >> can't believe i'm sitting. >> another jesse james. >> i stayed up, my eyes open. my mouth open. read being your escalades. >> it is interesting many ways. we overlap. >> you want to be like

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as you mentioned from the fay of businesses and manufacturers, they see more clouds ahead.is because of the president's failed policies. mitt romney and i are preparing very specific pro growth solutions to get real growth in the economy. there is no reason why we cannot get the who growing at its potential and get people back to work. that is why we propose pro growth reforms and lower tax rates giving businesses incentive to hire because they keep more of what they earn, and regulatory reform, we have offered a specific energy policy, to unleash american energy, to be energy independent in north america by 2020, and job training reform and more trade agreements to rome most trade and get the fiscal health in order. we have specific plans on preventing a debt crisis and cutting spending and getting growth and how to grow the economy and get people back do work. that is the choice. we need four more years of these policies which are producing the pitiful results or get back to real growth, and get people back to work. that is what mitt romney and i are offering. we have the

they say it's a government fay over, a disaster if we just elect them they will repeal it. well, are they right? let's take a look at what's actually happened so far. first, individuals and businesses have already gotten more than a billion dollars in refunds from insurance companies because requires 80 to 85% of your premium to go to your health care not profits or promotions. [applause] and the -- bunch of insurance companies have applied to lower their rate to comply with the requirements. second, more than three million young people between 19 and 25 are insured for the first time because their parents' policy can cover them. third, millions of seniors are receiving preventive care all the way from breast cancer screenings to test for heart problems and scores of other things, younger people are getting them, too. fourth, soon the insurance companies not the government, the insurance companies, will have millions of new customers, many of them middle class people with preexisting conditions who never could get insurance before. now, finally, listen to this, for the last