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val kilmer. . >> you must have had a great high school play. >> it was a lucky experience.ays a difference when you have someone to look up to. kevin was more just getting started. >> did you guys win? >> we never lost. >> there was tough competition even for them. others include cuba gooding jr., richard day fuss and sally fields as well as christina applegate and nicolas cage. the point isn't so much to identify the big name actors of tomorrow. this is all about encouraging kids to engage in an intensely personal way with great literature and with each other. >> however is shakespeare from the high school world? >> actually, not too far in "a mid summer night's dream." >> since we've been doing speech and debate we love competition. it was a completely mind-changing experience. >> how so? >> it helped me under a variety of characters. >> luis, nicknamed taco used to be a member of an l.a. street game. is that a treat name? >> it's a hood name. it's taking chaco's out. >> shakespeare gave him a sort of bonding experience he never had in a gang. >> when you learn a new lang

. >> val and i -- if val and i get voted out, we've had a great time. >> reporter: melissa rycroft. joey fatown in 10th. bristol palin in 11th and kerr somethingally thought -- kirstie alley -- >> i'm breaking up with you now. i've never been in love with someone like i am with you. good-bye oar good-bye is not what pamela anderson and tristan want top hear. one of the 13 couples is already going home tonight. we'll find out who during the "dancing with the stars" results show. in los angeles, george pennachio for abc news. >>> another all new "dancing with the stars" is right here tonight on abc2 at 8:00. that's two hours again followed by private practice. keep it here for us, abc2 news at 11. >>> coming up at 6:00, even the nfl said the replacement officials missed a call. we'll have more on it. >> a new government report has news about prescription drug abuse. why abuse among one segment of the population is on the decline. those stories and whole plot more when you join us for -- lot more when you join us at 6:00. >>> it's a time honored tradition in towns all over the country

the vibrancy and the safety of -- that's consistent with what we're trying to achieve at 20th and va val en valencia. it's been around for generations. since 1951 the grandparents and parent of the now kids are hopefully, with your approval today, going to provide them with the opportunity to maintain a safe gathering place of latin culture and mexican culture and provide the mariachi music that's so accustom and consistent with their business model and formula. i believe that it's very difficult to find a whole lot of places, at least in the past, not so much in hisly i in necese present and hopefully in the future, to be able to meet in an atmosphere that doesn't involve long lines of necessarily fast food type experience, but a nice, quiet, cultural sit-down environment with the option or flavor of vibrant live entertainment. i do know that there is a concern for loud noise and security issues. but i believe that that's all been addressed and dealt with, with the local neighbors. again, i thank you for your time, commissioners. it would be my pleasure if you would all support and appr

while everybody things of what goes on at mission street val epsia used to be the same way and this is the last few places that exist and it's exciting that it's reopen and it's exciting that it plays mar ach-i music. on a regular basis, it's very rare to find. i also live in walking distance of this restaurant and for a long time, when it had been shut down, was wondering what was happening and was excited when i started to see work being performed on the space. i think it will add a lot to that block and bring back a part of the cultural history of valencia so i move to approve. >> second. >> president fong: commissioner sugaya. >> commissioner sugaya: i think you moved your bar? that's what i remember approximate. you took out my favorite eating place and i thinkit part of your kitchen. i've been waiting for you to reopen and i think everyone else is going to vote yes. so i call the question. >> on the motion to approve with conditions, commissioner antonini, aye, commissioner borden, aye, commissioner hillis, aye, commissioner president fong, aye. >> that motion passes unanimously

care of truly disadvantaged and the cuts you have to make in education and infrastructure and high val u ated research that are so important for america to be competitive in this global economy, are just too deep. and unnecessary. that's why we want d to have a balanced plan that took $1 trillion from revenue and we will were very clear, we wanted to make the cuts across the board whether it was defense, nondefense or the entitlement programs. we wanted to have everybody have a stake in the game. >> there's still some pockets we haven't hit but we'll get to them. >> talk about president obama. taken a lot of flack for not taking simpson-bowles and running with it, there seems to be more momentum around reviving sim pson boelz in some fashion. talk about what president obama proposed and where you think it doesn't add up. >> it wasn't surprising to us. it was a little surprising to erskine that he walked away from our proposal. and the reason, his base would have sheered him like sheep, you didn't do guantanamo, you said you were going to do that. you said you were going to do this and

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the third university to get a scare, val pa reeso in indiana. classes continued after the campus was deemed to be safe. valpo did not receive a bomb threat they said that threat was substantially different. keith russell, news4. >>> we're getting the first look at a surveillance camera set up to keep an eye on a speed camera. prince george's county police said they had to do something to protect the expensive equipment from vandals. megan mcgrath is here to tell us about what it's recording and what it's not. >> reporter: it snaps photos of drivers who are going too fast. but now in a quirky turn of events the speed camera has become the subject of photo surveillance. mess with it and a second lens will catch you in the act. yes, that's right, there's a camera taking pictures of the camera, all to protect it against vandalism. it's become an increasing problem in prince george's county with six speed cameras damaged in the last 12 months. >> two burned one totally, one that sustained some superficial damage. a couple that were spray painted. one

the val being led by a radical muslim scholar making it illegal for anyone to denigrate any religiousphet. scores of students in iran holding copies of quran and chanting death to america and britain. this was the scene at new york central park tonight. rock stars gathering for a free concert to draw attention to poverty worldwide.

the central coast section people melpedasa and val i will christian. valley chest ran bringings 1-1 and the other is 2-0. that milpedss a everien 53 points per game. valley chest listen lovings to run the football. run run air -- runner alone. i asked head coach about what they're trying to stop the star running back. >> they are going run the football, yes, they are. we're going try to stop that. we worked on it all week so hopefully we do the job tonight. >> how far have you done? id say pretty well. >> we played pretty well. we've gotten the football and done the things we tried to teach them to do so hopefully we'll do it again tonight. we'll throe it as well as run and we have a few key guys but we move the ball. >> and what do you want to see from your guys as you get ready for a league play a little bit later this. >> we want to improve, play hard and get better tonight. >> coming down to six minutes before the start of game between milpedas we'll let you enjoyment sky. this is a beautiful setting up here and we're counting down to kick off time

the tube val ral is -- funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at mountain christian church in joppa. >>> let's go to chicago. the teachers union and the set i are starting up negotiations again but the two sides are a large way apart. the president of the school board said he thought an agreement could be reached. the ongoing negotiations mean that more than 350,000 children are still out of school and their parents and caregivers are scrambling to figure out what we're going to do with them. >> i told them i couldn't make this in today because i couldn't have child care, so i could not do my job because i had nowhere to send my child today. >> at the center of the standoff, we have two big issues. first, teacher performance evaluations. under the district's new plan these would be based on how well their students perform on standardized tests. the union argues this sun fair to under performing schools and could cost them their jobs. the second big issue, the union is pushing for a policy to recall laid off teachers if jobs open up within the district. so why the strike has left parents ainge

her name is mar val. it's been weeks since an invading pride ended her mate and now they will end her cubs. she now has the most primal of decisions, fight or flight. a decision complicated by the croc-infested water that surrounds them. cubs too small to travel fast. a big invading mail and that same lioness who fut her and wounded her. >> the last lion includes some of the most incredible footage ever filmed, but equally fascinating is a love story the audience never sees. the one behind the camera. they are derek and beverly gilbert, film makers, big cat protecters and partners in every conceivable way. in almost every day for 30 years, these high school sweethearts have been alone together in the wild. >> the longest we went without seeing anybody at all was 270 days, i think. then we needed to get out. >> reporter: you should do a film on marriage. [ laughter ] >> reporter: because i don't know a lot of couples who could live out here for 270 days and still stay together. >> maybe that's the odd thin

the val being led by a radical muslim scholar making it illegal for anyone to denigrate any religiousphet. scores of students in iran holding copies of quran and chanting death to america and britain. this was the scene at new york central park tonight. rock stars gathering for a free concert to draw attention to poverty worldwide. the festival featured black peas and john legend and neil young. an estimated 4660,000 fans crowd in order the park while was streamed worldwide. now back to the "journal editorial report". >> paul: hillary clinton suggested that the consulate attack in benghazi involved the al-qaeda affiliate in north africa it was like will goly the work of the terrorist group. that admission led to many questions what took the administration so long with john mccain and lindsay graham issuing this statement. we recognize that al-qaeda involvement in the terrorist

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>> the wounded bay area soldier will soon be able to get around his house more easily thanks to low val volunteer. today volunteers from hands on bay area home depot and pinnacle housing began building a ramp and making the bathroom more accessible. he and his wife have been living in mountain view to be close to his rehab center. today a crowd celebrate add ground breaking. assemblyman jerry hill were on hand this morning the project will double the hospital's size with more than 150 new patient rooms and other state of the article facilities the $1.2 billion facility is set to open in december of 2016. >>> some treasure island residents say they're concerned about a letter they received august 31st from the treasure island development authority. that letter says additional parts of the island may have been contaminated but said there was no danger. the san francisco board of supervisors is set to take up this issue on tuesday. and they'll discuss how it could affect development on the island. >>> drew peterson was found guilty of killing his third wife. this was the soon outside the c

with a little luck, you might see one from the val -- the bow.he ship drops us off and seems on down sell. although it belongs to norway, other nations can settle here. it was once a russian mining outpost. now it is a ghost town. and number of expeditions have been made here, under the watchful gaze of polar bears. >> most of the time, polar bears just ignore our camps. we are probably missing most of them because they hunt at night. normally, they avoid people. >> when they do appear, the research team leads the polar bears in peace as long as they do not come into the camps or go into the provisions 10. a warning shot is all that it takes to scare them off. >> we heard that a whale got stranded in neighboring petunia day a few weeks ago. whenever a whale gets beach, polar bears will be attracted. when we got here yesterday, the russians told us they had spotted polar bears around the whale. they were just sitting out there enjoying a meal. >> everyone has to carry a rifle for protection. it also carries one, an old german army model. people ha

it gives people a sense of if you believe in bill clinton's val daig, this is the right way to go. that will be powerful in the retail left. let me say one thing about romney. one does not get the sense his attitude unshackle me, let me go to ohio, put me on the ground i will win these people over. it's not a mayor or governor's race. one does not have sense his schedule his attitude is i can win this if people get to know me. >> charlie:what do we look for now between now and debate. >> mitt romney to hit the yobs numbers real hard. yobs report coming out tomorrow. they're prespin thg is going to be what counters the convention week. mitt romney going on sawnd hoe this weekend to drive that message. >> charlie:whatever those numbers are big surprise continuation of what we've seen. >> speak he go of continuation of what we've seen, that's what we're going to see. i think we will see some more policy details get discussed but nothing dramatic. president obama's campaign is going to build off whatever his speech is tonight and clinton speech. i don't think you're going to see any su

i'd love to see val do well. and when i got the boot, maybe next year. i've got to see val do well.let's go to sam with the weather. >> good morning, george. when you watched the first night, i'll tell you. the dances were so tough. and the dancers are so good, that the stakes were really raised. a enyou kind of knew that someone had to go home. let's get to the boards. we have one or two things going on this morning. we're going to start with st. louis. cloudy skies. this is one of the spots that could light up with strong to severe thunderstorms. and hawaii. we do not get enough pictures on the air from hawaii. a gorgeous, gorgeous weather. let's just -- aw. let's do aw and watch the pictures of hawaii. here's what we have going on for you in the west. it is probably some of the nicest weather on the boards. once you get off the shorelines, you get the numbers up in the 70s and it's really beautiful. you have the line that doesn't want to leave yet. today, it will fly to the south. it may be the last day that you get the area of strong to >> it's a good crowd out here in times squ

. >>> elsewhere, val yat pharmaceuticals agreed to buy medicis for $2.6 billion. >>> british airwaysnd iberian owner are looking to buy a stake in american airlines. >>> lufthansa passengers beware, cabin crew say they'll be striking in dispute over pay and conditions. >>> hyundai has reached an agreement with its union workers to end the costliest strike in that company's history. >>> and inflation is finally hitting the tooth fairy. a new survey shows kids found an average of $3 per tooth under their pillows this year. that's up 15% from last year. so good news for the kids at least. >>> well extra innings walkoff at tiger makes bank. plus, players head to the u.s. open tennis quarterfinals. >>> and a college football matchup goes down to the wire. and beyond. your "first look" at sports is straight ahead, you're watching "first look" on msnbc. nks hi i hainmybdomen..itwo g. wati ths reneronoinmybdomen..itwo g. t ouover s meoronronoinmybdomen..itwo g. yor.boernc anmeoronronoinmybdomen..itwo g. music: "make someone happy" music: "make someone happy" ♪it's so important to make someon

. >> tom: the val new looking for the dividend plays here. when you talk about long-term holders, are you talking about months or years? >> years. >> tom: years. >> we always try to frame everything into what we think sort of the biggest show on earth will be investment wise over the next decade or so. and for us, it's the fact that something like a billion people are going to be entering the consuming classes, in areas outside the developed world. but that means outside the developed world hundreds of millions of people will be entering the middle class. >> tom: have you positions in the stocks we mentioned? >> we absolutely do. and we believe in eating our own cooking. >> tom: marty leclerc, with barrack yard advisors. >> susie: tomorrow on "n.b.r." as we mentioned, the federal reserve issues its latest policy decision, and newest economic forecast, we'll have complete analysis and market reaction. >> susie: with the fiscal cliff looming, and the nation's debt rating hanging in the balance, tonight's commentator explains, how the debt debat

calling on international airlines to stop using the airports in damascus and aleppo that as turkey val's to keep pushing for born protected safe zones inside syria a move that amounts to military intervention. iran's reaffirming its position in the international arena after hosting a summit of dozens of nations the meeting back to the country's controversial nuclear ambitions as the international atomic watchdog piled up pressure on tax prompts for charging forward with the program. the paralympic games in london are overshadowed by the controversy around a major sponsor it's accused of forcing people with disabilities back to work when they are physically unable. now ahead of the bicentennial of the battle of the know all talks to historian david marco about whether napoleon was a hero or one of history's greatest villains that spotlight on our team and it's here in just a moment. welcome to the spotlight and to the show on our team. and today my guest on the show is david marr and we'll talk about. her. as being two hundred years since one of the greatest was in your kids in summer eig

while on the men's side hole that novak djokovic will taste an assassin val brink of switzerland the we're not could next place when martin del potro is up against retiring andy roddick and of course the former champions but before a lot of fourth seed davidge ferrer takes on the leash of gas skate and yankee artists are of age goes up against it called schreiber. well on monday the day belonged to serena williams the american steamrollered czech and i have after facing just one point the course seed has dropped twelve games in her four matches accession meadows this year although she's playing down her don't want to go for. i want to sit on the grass started out strong in the tournaments will vote today i'm getting more comfortable with the court and comfortable with the conditions then getting back to more my game which is good you know i like to you know i like to play better during the second week so hopefully i can do that. well serena seems unstoppable in the singles but she and elder sister venus are out of the doubles tournament the russian go of no idea but all that and worr

cee lo added peruvian singer diego val and hurricane katrina survivor alexis marceaux for a total of 13 artists. and christina landed the returning dez duron, latin pop singer laura vivas, and former child pop-star jordan pruitt, bringing her team total to 13. we relied on it for everything. and then the power went out. everything stopped working. we weren't prepared. fear and confusion led to panic. the lucky ones made it out of the cities. the government collapsed. militias took over, controlling the food supply and stockpiling weapons. we still don't know why the power went out. but we're hopeful that someone will come and light the way. - previously on revolution... - i'm gonna have to ask you to come with us, under the authority of the monroe republic. - why? - you can't take him. - put it down! - stop. danny's gone. - dad! - my brother miles is in chicago. he can get danny. - so why would they take danny? - we'll know when we find him. - your dad was my friend. i am going too. - i'm nate. - charlie. - charlie, i'm telling you, you can't trust anyone. we're looking for miles mat

to syria calling on international airlines to stop using the airports in damascus and aleppo turkey val's to keep pushing for foreign protected safe zones inside syria a move that amounts to military intervention in. iran syria affirming its position in the international arena after hosting a summit of dozens of nations a meeting back to the countries of controversial nuclear ambitions as the international atomic watched all piled up pressure on top for charging forward with the program. the paralympic games in london our own version shadowed by the controversy around a major sponsor it's accused of forcing people with disabilities back to work when they are physically unable. and up next our team takes you on a trip all aboard one of the fastest sailing ships ever built. playing football in the scorching july sun of the iberian peninsula is senseless torture for some of these men others see it as a simple warm up before more difficult contest on dry land they see their rivals face to face but at sea competitors are nothing more than a blip on a radar screen. the wind and waves are the on

it gives people a sense of if you believe in bill clinton's val daig, this is the right way to go. thawill be powful the retail left. let me say one thing about romney. one does not get the sense his attitude unshackle me, let me go to ohio, put me on the ground i will win these people over. it's not a mayor or governor's race. one does not have sense his schedule his attitude is i can win this if people get to know me. >> charlie:what do we look for now between now and debate. >> mitt romney to hit the yobs numbers real hard. yobs report coming out torrow. they're prespin thg is going to be what counters the convention week. mitt romney going on sawnd hoe this weekend to drive that message. >> charlie:whatever those numbers are big surprise continuation of what we've seen. >> speak he go of continuation of what we've seen, that's what we're going to see. i think we will see some more policy details get discussed but nothing dramatic. president obama's campaign is going to build off whatever his speech is tonig and clinton eech. i dot tnk you're going to see any surprises with beyo

. >> thousands of people have spent time in centerville to attend this year's fest val cell brating koreanture. people attending the festival were treated to songs and dances and even a taikwando demonstration. people turned out for the festival. there was plenty of food, event tainment and crafts for people to enjoy. the 31st year for the festival. >> coming up, hurricane floyd you may recall made it to landfall 1 years today. let's take a look back at one of the most powerful east coast hurricanes in memory. >> an ampty is set to race for the world championship thanks to a lot of help from her families. >> this looks nothing like floyd but we do expect rain in the at bank of america, we're continuing to lend and invest in the people, businesses, and organizations that call greater washington home. whether it's funding an organization that provides new citizens with job training, working with an anacostia school that promotes academic excellence or supporting an organization that serves 5,000 meals a day across d.c., what's important to the people of greater washington is important to us,

in a little while, a little while, i'll be able to send for you and mom and jimmy and val.ng to be fine. for the rest of our life, my sister and my brothers, for the rest of our life, my dad never failed to remind us that a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about -- [ applause ] it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about your place in the community. it's about being able to look your child in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. and mean it. and know it's true. when barack and i were growing up, there was an implicit understanding in america. that if you took responsibility, you'd get a fair shot at a better life. and the values, the values behind that bargain, were the values that has shaped both us. and many, many of you. and today those same values are barack's guiding star. folks, i've watched him. he has never wavered. he never, never backs down. he always steps up and he always asks in either one of those critical meetings the same fundamental question, how is this going to affect the average american? how is this going to affect peo

castro newedge be and val. >> we both enjoyed ourselves. good fun.issa and tony ended up in .inth place bristol palin in 11th place. in 12 plays, kirstie alley. they thought the judge's comments were better than their score. >> i love you more than anyone .n the world i am breaking up with you now. i have never been in love with like i am with you. goodbye. goodbye is not what pamela anderson wants to hear after .inishing last >> after kirstie alley's over andce, she went bergeron and he did not say a word. she later claimed that the kiss for his winning an emmy award. >> we have an update to a story brought you about a week ago. skinny.nd cat named the tabby cat from texas needed a new home and a diet. she is getting both at a rescue group. once her story made headlines, the shelter received offers from all over the world. >> in consumer news, the trader joe's been a better recall is being expanded. bringing home the bacon about to get harder. linda bell explains >> . pork prices are on the rise. we could pay as much as 3% more pork this year and ev

drive time out of the central val >> -- valley. >> even warning signs here they are talking about watching out for the freeways with the carmageddon. >> hopefully, nothing bad will materialize. >>> nfl refs officially back. the thursday night football game where they made their first appearance since the end of the lockout and show of support from the fans. >> which kristen wants me to mention she predicted. >> legal decision just announced from britain's royal family after nude photos of princej >>> welcome back. 6:13. we've got fog on the golden gate bridge not a surprise. thick in places along when you are near the coast mike says the fog is going to be lifting at some point late morning, midday, early afternoon somewhere around there sunshine will come, overcast right now. >>> the royals will not pursue legal action over those naked pictures of prince harry in las vegas that appeared in a british tab hreufpld after the paper ran the snapshots last month they were reproduced around the world. the royal -- [ unintelligible ] >>> starbucks expanding global reach. the coffee giant will op

. >> low marks for val -- value, complains about high shipping charges. >> reporter: ticketmaster doesn'thave a lot to cheer about bottom of the rating got the lowest marks of all for customer support. >> it takes so long, you are entering all this information over and over again. >> don't like how expensive they are. >> a good online retailer should offer great value, good products and services and deliver them on time also great customer support. >> reporter: among highest rated sites: rei stands out with guarantee shoppers can return or replace items any time at the store or online and there's no expiration date. >> zappos has a good return policy. you have a year to return something and zappos picks up the cost i am >> reporter: another way to save on shipping, shop at sites like wal-mart which doesn't charge if you have the items delivered to the store for pick-up. shopping online can be convenient getting a ton of spam is not. consumer reports says a good idea is set up a separate e-mail address for all your online purchases. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> 6:16. time for a

in a little while, a little while, i'll be able to send for you and mom and jimmy and val. our life, my sister and my brothers, for the rest of our life, my dad never failed to remind us that a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about -- [ applause ] it's about your dignity. it's about respect. it's about your place in the community. it's about being able to look your child in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. and mean it. and know it's true. when barack and i -- when barack and i were growing up, there was an implicit understanding in america that if you took responsibility you'd get a fair shot at a beer life. and the values, the values behind that bargain, were the values that shaped both us. and many, many of you. and today those same values are barack's guiding star. folks, i've watched him. he has never wavered. he never, never backs down. he always steps up, and he always asks in every one of those critical meetings the same fundamental question. how is this going to affect the average erican? how is this going to affect people's lives? that's

looking at the east bay cast tore val -- caster valley, all of those cities, all looking pretty good and if you are driving on the san mateo and dumbarton, it is a nice drive across the bay. let's go to steve. >>> there is a little chill out there, you can feel that and the fog bank has really ramped up. i can't find a northeast winds and it does not mean things can't change. cooler inland continues. the coast is stuck, the bay is stuck and this will carry us to wednesday, but those away from the coast, the west wind is definitely in place and there is a lot of fog on the coast. 50 in fairfield, most locations in fact everybody on the 6:00 a.m. reporting are what we call the hourlies, cloudy and there is a big fog bank, we have seen gusts almost at 30 with travis, out to the sacramento valley a little low tips to play the here and it will be -- continues to play out here. 74 sonoma, petaluma 71, 80 in semolina, 66 oakland, 74 crocket, venetia, all near 70 degrees and 50s and 60s and very low 70s on the coast and on the peninsular. not much change thursday, could be another cool down