i said i just turned the dang thing off. >> allegedly. >> dang, dang, dang. >> they have these things now -- oh! your name came up. >> okay. anyway, here's what you do in restaurants. they have a cell lockup. you lock your cell here in this cell thing, it's locked. now you can't get your cell phone out. >> until when, hell freezes over, when? >> set a timer. britt, please, call again. listen to my ring. let's forget all this. i love my ring. listen. very cool. it says britt. britney's calling. no one calls me. >> there's no room on the table for the bread, much less this thing. >> maybe it's where you would check your coat. anyway, it seemed like a good idea at the time. >> terrible idea. >> plastic and it's not great. >> who wants to program one more thing in your life? just turn it off, if you're able to on your phone. if you're having lunch with somebody that is not worth being interrupted for, you got to get new friends. >> i agree. >> you know what i mean? >> i have to say, even when people are texting, when you're at a movie and the cell phone is on, the light is on and texting,

you need to be proud and i will tell you for dang sure we are all world series champions and wearing orange and black in san francisco. [cheers and applause] >> all right. now i would like to introduce two more gentlemen. the first gentleman his first year with the giants and goes to the world series. the other gentleman arrived halfway through the season. coming up to speak now is angel pagan and hunter pens. [cheers and applause] >> thank you guys. i am going to try to improvise since the mayor stole my speech. i would like to thank god. i would like to thank the san francisco giants for giving me the opportunity to play in front of you guys, the fans. my family. thank you for understanding. thank you for understanding my career. it's very tough but i try to do the best everyday. thank you to my teammates because they have taught me so many thing this year to play with a lot of heart and determination and passion for this game. they made me a better player but i want to say something special. i want to thank the fans and when we struggled through the year and i saw the fans everyda

. >> power crews were out assessing the dang. julie carey found one family today that needs major house repairs just a week after moving in. >> reporter: roads closed, power lines down, mostly inconveniences in the wake of the storm but this is the worst that sandy left behind. the tree on the house. and there were 53 instances in fairfax county alone. >> i've been in bed for only ten minutes when the crash happened. it was a very terrifying experience. >> reporter: this is what made the crash. a big old oak slamming on to the roof. on to the roof of the house that hanna and scott norman and their two kids just moved into last week. hannah said she rushed into her daughter's room and remarkably found her fast asleep. her 5-year-old son came running from his room and this is what they found in the dining room and kitchen. branches stabbing through the ceiling. rain pouring on the floor. that's when husband scott who was out of town got the call. we need a new kitchen. and i said what? a tree landed on the house. how bad is it? we

. >> i'm trying -- i didn't have an agenda going in, other than to figure out what is the dang deal withallas. i grew up in fort worth. all your life, no matter what you did or how well you did it, there is always something newer or brighter in dallas. >> we now review the bias. >> no, no, no. that was a question that has driven me all my life. how can one define dallas? this is a story about sports and culture. >> yeah. >> thii franchise defines dallas just as dallas defines this franchise. it is complementary all the way. and if dallas is a market center, dallas is a can-do city. dallas is a business-first city. and this reflects back on the cowboys. the cowboys got dallas through integration and segregation. they're the model in dallas, texas of integration and races working together cooperatively. >> yeah. >> and there is -- they -- this franchise got dallas over the kennedy assassination. when they got good they got the rest of the country over the kennedy assassination. they sold dallas to the world. the theory of dallas created by david jacobs. he had never been to dallas. all he

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. >> you do not get to keep secrets about hidden dang investigators children. perio period. end of conversation. >>reporter: but the files show that in a third of the cases the boy scouts of america never told police about sexual abuse allegations. in one memo scouting executive suggest dropping a case against a suspected abuser writing if it don't stink, don't stir it. head of the boy scouts says there are stronger safe guards in place today noychlt question that there are times in the past these go back to 40, 50 years old where we did not do the job we should have. for that and for people, for a that we are profoundly sorry. >>reporter: large number of the sex abuse alleges ins the files are unsubstantiated. legal analyst dean johnson cease the potential for numerous lawsuits. >> undoubtedly former boy scouts will be suing the boy scouts organization. who will be suing the individuals named and some of the named individuals may very well be suing the boy scouts organization for invasion of privacy, for defamation. >>reporter: former boy scout matt stewart know what is he

there are some key things you can do to weather this storm with minimal dang. will thomas has that now. -- damage. will thomas has that now. >> we spoke with the manager of bethesda hardware tonight. he said people tend to do the bare minimum like stock up on batteries and flashlights, but this time he gave us a checklist you can run through before the weather turns bad. first up buy a generator or make sure yours is working. wen they're not cheap, but he says -- we know they're not cheap, but he says if you can swing it, in the long run it will pay off over many uses. you want to make sure there aren't any leaves blocking the water flow to your storm drain and if you have a basement, make sure you have a backup battery for your sump pump. >> everybody panics, but it's like the winter is early this year. >> last time we lost power it was two or three days before it was restored. so hopefully it won't be the same this time. >> here's another suggestion that could save you a messy clean-up later. bring in your halloween decorations or political signs. you can alw

they are a fraud and dang ferreira start to finish. >> reporter: mechanics say drivers should be certain their air bag is fully functional before they get behind the wheel. >> i think it is a difference of a trip to the hospital or death versus walking way from an accident. >> reporter: federal agents are working to tackle the problem. back in august, authorities confiscate nearly 1600 counterfeits and arrested the north carolina man would had the false bags mailed to his home from overseas. >> the air bags are illegally manufactured in foreign factories under false trademarks and sthoipped brokers in the united states. >> reporter: car owners are being urged to check wwww.safer car.gov. >>> in new york, lauren green, fox news. >>> some late night drama in the baseball playoffs. we've already showed you the orioles loss. that wasn't the only heartbreaker of the night. highlights coming up next. >> how did you win the other day? oh, my gosh. you were so fast. but you got help, teddy. you had a lot of help. >> score another win for teddy. our paul wagner excited but some fans say maybe ted

insurance company may want to sec out an adjustor to see what kind of dang there is. or wow may want to get your -- or you may want to get your own person. then analyze what is going on. where is the water coming from? sometimes it's very hard to tell. if you've got water in the walls and you're seeing a blistering in the paint, you may very well have a problem with your down spouts that may fix the problem. so the big thing for consumers is don't panic, take your time, analyze the situation and call us if you need help. >> and clearly they need to take a look at their policies. what a lot of people don't realize your homeowners policy may not cover a lot of flooding. you need a flooding policy for that. at this point it's too late to get it. you would have needed to purchase that flood insurance policy. you needed to have it for 30 days. at this point you need to see what your insurance covers right now. >> i think that is correct. insurance companies stop selling flood insurance when there was a warning of a flood. possible flood. they're not crazy. i don't blame th

. >> you do not get to keep secrets about hidden dang investigators children. perio period. end of conversation. >>reporter: but the files show that in a third of the cases the boy scouts of america never told police about sexual abuse allegations. in one memo scouting executive suggest dropping a case against a suspected abuser writing if it don't stink, don't stir it. head of the boy scouts says there are stronger safe guards in place today noychlt question that there are times in the past these go back to 40, 50 years old where we did not do the job we should have. for that and for people, for a that we are profoundly sorry. >>reporter: large number of the sex abuse alleges ins the files are unsubstantiated. legal analyst dean johnson cease the potential for numerous lawsuits. >> undoubtedly former boy scouts will be suing the boy scouts organization. who will be suing the individuals named and some of the named individuals may very well be suing the boy scouts organization for invasion of privacy, for defamation. >>reporter: former boy scout matt stewart know what is he

. >> you do not get to keep secrets about hidden dang investigators children. perio period. end of conversation. >>reporter: but the files show that in a third of the cases the boy scouts of america never told police about sexual abuse allegations. in one memo scouting executive suggest dropping a case against a suspected abuser writing if it don't stink, don't stir it. head of the boy scouts says there are stronger safe guards in place today noychlt question that there are times in the past these go back to 40, 50 years old where we did not do the job we should have. for that and for people, for a that we are profoundly sorry. >>reporter: large number of the sex abuse alleges ins the files are unsubstantiated. legal analyst dean johnson cease the potential for numerous lawsuits. >> undoubtedly former boy scouts will be suing the boy scouts organization. who will be suing the individuals named and some of the named individuals may very well be suing the boy scouts organization for invasion of privacy, for defamation. >>reporter: former boy scout matt stewart know what is he

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their -- pent and carl dang disappeared on sunday after their fishing trip.here were two other men in the boat when it flipped over and they were both wearing life jackets and they made it to shore safely. >>> more han 100 pg&e customers in -- customers in berkeley are waking up to no power. more than 12,000 customers were without power at the height of the outage. pg&e is still looking into the cause. the power is expected to be re- - is expected to be fully restored. the san francisco board of supervisors is due to vote whether to permanently remove ross mirkarimi. back in august he was suspended without pay bay naylor lee. this stems from a new year's incident after an incident in which he bruise the his wife's arm. >>> police in santa rosa are looking for an arsonist who started fires at two churches and an office building. the church of the encarnacion, st. rose catholic church and that office building are pretty close to each other. investigators say someone threw molotov cocktails at the building and no injuries are reported. >>> cleanup efforts are un

there was chaos and dangs danger and hence the cataclysm and to the issue of building, the auto bailout barely came up which is the example of a government equivalent of a private equity deal. he didn't seem to use the tools and examples. tim, last shot to you would you have used the auto bailout as a metaphor for something that government did that worked, most people agree has had a great positive consequence for our society. >> i think that was probably the president's biggest missed opportunity. in his laundry list of losers from this green technology stuff that the romney was saying he included tesla which is this fabulously growing electronic car company. mitt romney is a car guy somehow hates cars. he calls tesla a loser and wants detroit to go bankrupt. you don't get many softballs like that to hammer and the president was not in a hammering mood last night. i think we're going to see a different performance from him in the second debate. >> the owner of tesla owns space-x which launched the first successful private rocket to space. you know look, medicare is a great example of a

i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says these last ten nearly broke him. >> that was some of the most torturous time i ever did in my life back there. and it took everything i had to keep it from dehumanizing me, demoralizing me and institutionalizing me. it strips the humanity away from you. i guess it's a good thing that i can't get emotional. it goes to show you that i'm not dead inside. i still feel. >>> coming up -- >> i've always been told if you're not serving god, you're serving the devil. >> serving time for a devilish act of ar

. >> reporter: residents surveying dang, picking up. >> taking up debris and taking out the trash. >> reporter: take a look at this. the camera on top of the truck with a bird's eye view at a building on kenmoore avenue. the wind tore the roof right off. enough damage that it's been condemned. 20 people now staying somewhere else. by 9:00 this morning, water at union and king, a couple feet high. a few hours later it was down to about six inches. this could change a bit by this evening as high tide rolls in. we're expecting to be a little higher than it was early this morning. in old town alexandria, news4. >> route 29 is now open after flooding closed it for several hours. water pouring over the northwest branch spill way. left trees and debris trapped against the brink there. dozens of roads were closed for a while today because of high water, downed trees and power lines. state highway crews say a driver plowed through police tape last night at the new hampshire on-ramp in the beltway. the driver got stuck in water and then abandoned the vehicle. >>> sandy is to blame for lots of t

melissa:he really the dang we're talking out here because we all know how dangerous a big blackout cane for sure. but how, what's the potential do you think that terrorists could taint the water supply or, even, you know,ake control of the chemical plant? how dangerous do you think th really is? >> it is very dangerous. the reason i say that is because we have had instances in past, for example in australia there was an instance in brisbane that involved a sewage plant worker who got angry at his bosses and decided to introduce a virus into the system that governed the sewage, the rate of sewage flow into clean water. melissa: oh. >> that caused a major major fallout in that eastern australian city. you ha tse situations that it is very possible for it to happen. and that is why it becomes important for the government and the private sector to really work together to clean this up. melissa: yeah. scary stuff, colonel. thank you so much for coming on. >> my pleasure, melissa. thanks for having me. melissa: coming up the fed keeps the stimulus spigot open to try to keep the economy propp

that's because you're basically -- >> dang. all right. everybody in the studio is going, whoa.hat -- that's psa's director saying they are trying to tear down political stereotypes. i don't know. does this do that for you, dean? what do you think? >> well, you watch the music video part, and they do have a sense of humor it it. i don't think this video -- about it. i don't think this video will get rid of the hyperpartisan world we're in. i have no idea what's going to solve it. if even a teeny step is caused by this in a positive manner, i think it's a great thing. if you watch the whole video, ten or eight minutes long, there are funny moments. they're having fun with the stereotypes. at the end, the point is, we're americans, we can disagree. we shouldn't view each other as enemies because someone's a conservative or liberal. we're all american. let's not forget that. that's the best part of the story. >> i get so sick of that. it's so crazy. people take it so seriously. and i think if you can inject a little humor as a comedian, you know, one must have a sense of humor abou

body off the rocks of pigeon point after the coast guard called off it's search. 63-year-old carl dang disappeared yesterday. two other men made it to shore safely. >>> an amtrak train out of oakland derailed this afternoon after it was hit by a big rig in the central valley. 42 people were taken to hospitals complaining of injury. amtrak says the train was carrying 169 passengers and four crew members from oakland to bakers field when the truck pushed through the crossing bars and hit the train. passengers on the train were terrified and we spoke to one woman on board who described a chaotic scene. >> you couldn't see anything it was just all dusty and you know you're breathing in all that dirt. and you know people start coughing and i mean screaming, crying. and it was horrible. >> reporter: all of the injuries from today's crash were said to be minor. four years ago at this same location 33 people were injured when an amtrak train was struck by a truck carrying lemons. we will go live for an update on theinvestigation that is still under way at this hour. >>> about three hours after

. >> oh, dang. all right. one firm says to buy netflix because of amazon. one firm says to dump netflix because of amazon. a complete farce? we will duke it out in the next half hour. >>> first, is it finally time for the government to get out of housing or should it get in even deeper? we are firing up the debate. that's coming right up. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. >>> despite all bad economic news around the world, currently up to 9234 israel is confirming that the israeli prime minister called for an early election within three months. >>> meantime is housing hope on the ropes? toledo, ohio, based owns corning cutting i

. >> reporter: the long arduous task of dang assessment is just beginning as people begin -- damage assessment is just beginning as people begin to pick up the pieces left in sandy's wake. president obama warns sandy is still pounding portions of the country. >> it is still moving north. there are still communities that could be affected. so i want to emphasize there are still risks of flooding, still risks of downed power lines and high winds. >> reporter: downed power lines are part of the damage across southern new jersey where sandy made landfall last night. millions are without power in 17 states with no concrete tame table as to when the lights will -- timetable as to when the lights will come back on. >> during hurricane irene full restoration took eight days. for hurricane sandy full restoration may take longer. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie took a 4 1/2 hour long helicopter tour of devastated areas in his state. he's thanking volunteers and first responders and comforting those who have lost everything. >> very difficult time. very difficult day. so we just start. we

dang ashley, abc7 news. >> breaking news this morning.f a 1300 block of eddie street in the city's western addition. they say a wanted man may be inside a building there. abc7 news has learned there was a shootout between a man on the street and an unknown number of people inside a passing car. that happened around 7:00 this morning. we understand at this time no one is injured but police continue to try to make contact with that man inside the building. we will have more on this developing story in our newscast tonight at five. coming up next people are in costume this weekend in new york city. it's not nor halloween. why grown men and women are getting all dressed up. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] at yoplait we want you to feel even better about your favorite flavors. so when you call, tweet, and post, we listen. that's why yoplait light and yoplait original are now made with no high fructose corn syrup. and why we use only natural colors and natural flavors in yoplait original. so, anything else we can do for you, let us know. but you'll ke

power because they have these enormous trees with huge branches and they have these precarious wires dang link over the street. it is completely predictable. >> right. the studies i have looked show there is decrease in frequency when you have, frequency of power outages when you bury the lines underground but, the tradeoff there is increase in the duration of power being out because once they're underground, it is harder to spot where the issue is where you have the break in the line. melissa: yeah. >> and then it is also harder to access, right? you have to get underground. and so --. melissa: got to tell you you're not really winning me over with either of your arguments, expensive. a lot of good things are expensive. verizon made a huge investment in building out fios and building out their own network. i remember at the time a lot of people in the business community thought they were crazy. didn't know they would make the money at. now they are known as having the best network. they made the most of it. maybe if our utility companies were really for-profit and weren't so regulated th

i was like, dang, that happened fast. >> randy and others at the facility try to extinguish the flames but it's no use. >> i got scared. i didn't know what was going to happen. >> in less than a minute, another tank unleashes a fireball. randy's clothes ignite. >> when the second fireball hit me, threw me back maybe six, eight feet. i'm watching the flames kind of flicker up out of my shorts. >> one tank of compressed gas after another begins to explode. >> explosions were going over the top of the building. every time one of those would explode, you know, way up high over the top of the building, the heat radiant off there would just light me up. >> incredibly, randy and the three other people at the facility are all able to get out before the entire place erupts into an inferno. minutes later, dallas fire rescue arrives. >> once we got there, we weren't sure exactly what was going on or why it was happening but we knew that we had a big problem with a lot of air cylinders. >> randy and a colleague are rushed to the hospital with multiple third degree burns. >> i was just all big bubb

body off the rocks of pigeon point after the coast guard called off it's search. 63-year-old carl dang disappeared yesterday. two other men made it to shore safely. >>> an amtrak train out of oakland derailed this afternoon after it was hit by a big rig in the central valley. 42 people were taken to hospitals complaining of injury. amtrak says the train was carrying 169 passengers and four crew members from oakland to bakers field when the truck pushed through the crossing bars and hit the train. passengers on the train were terrified and we spoke to one woman on board who described a chaotic scene. >> you couldn't see anything it was just all dusty and you know you're breathing in all that dirt. and you know people start coughing and i mean screaming, crying. and it was horrible. >> reporter: all of the injuries from today's crash were said to be minor. four years ago at this same location 33 people were injured when an amtrak train was struck by a truck carrying lemons. we will go live for an update on theinvestigation that is still under way at this hour. >>> about three hours after

. >> assuming we have significant dang from sandy, do you expect the candidates to -- damage from sandy, do you expect the candidates to head to those damaged areas because they have to be careful not to look like they're taking advantage of the situation. >> but they also have to look like they are empathetic and they care and they don't want to get in the way of the relief or rescue operations, but i think they have to show some visibility and some evidence of feeling for those people that are affected. i think both candidates will do that. >> you might agree president obama might have the upper hand in that case because he is the sitting president. >> yes. the president is expected to be there. >> with sandy possibly affecting early voting, who gets hurt more here, mark? >> well in, maryland -- there are only four states that voted more strongly for obama. so that's not a question and maryland, virginia early voting is very much restricted. early voting democrats feel helps them and they point to ohio and iowa, two states which they won, but if it was just based on election day votin

because it's too dang louse, they say, right now to try to secure that crane in any other way.s just dangling from that point. a lot of issues that are taking place there. of course, the subway system's closed, the links, the bridges will close tonight, everyone hunkering down here in new york city. jim, pat? >> right now at 6:00, hurricane sandy is packing 50 to 60-mile-an-hour winds. and it's only going to get worse through the night. both airports are shut down. roads are closed. there's flooding everywhere. and the power outages are just beginning. the federal government and school districts are already closing for tomorrow. >> we have reporters all over the place tonight. i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler.

aw, dang! >> steve: there was no need for that kind of language. >> jimmy: the next debate is on october 16th, so they still have some time to work out the kinks, right there. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: anyways, yeah, it was an interesting debate last night. hey, you guys, it's time for "late night hashtags." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags, hashtags hashtags, hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: guys, these are lists on twitter where we give you the topic and you send in the tweets. so, because of all the fact-checking going on in the presidential debates, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called "fact check." and i asked you guys at home to tweet out something funny or weird that someone you know has said that can't possibly be true. we got thousands of tweets. in fact, within ten minutes, it was a trending topic in the united states, which is awesome. so, thank you for those tweets, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite "fact check" tweet

and as we told you yesterday, a construction crane that collapsed due to high winds remain dang top a 74-floor luxury high rise, thousands were ordered to leave nearby buildings. nearly 8 million homes are still without power today across 20 states. the worst of it is in new york, new jersey and pennsylvania. right now i want to bring in dillon dryer. thank you for joining us. just run through a brief outline of what's going on. give us a sense of the depth and the duration of what we're facing here to clean up and face this catastrophe. >> unfortunately, the duration is going to be the big story because the storm's not over yet. even though conditions are getting better, i'd say just because the winds are calming a little bit and the rain is letting up, the storm is still producing tons of snow back through west virginia, tons of rain, back across portions of pennsylvania, into new york state. so, now we're going to start getting into more of a river flooding situation. so, it's transitioning from a coastal problem into an inland issue. and even out through the great lakes we're seei

. >> warner: s e what is the dange well, first of all, mr. jfe, the banks have tried to defend themselves yet they were really outguned in this case. what does that tell you about the growing level of sophistications of these hackers? >> as michael said, the banks really are the best prepared. that's where the money is so they've been working for many years as a sector and they're very well prepared. what is different about is is that the people behind the attack-- whoever that may be-- were very, very knowledgeable about how the internetwork sodte what they've been doing on an almost day by day basis overcome their defenses and taken a extra step forward. so en though there was warning in fact,so almost all of the bas had days or weeks of warning -- >> warner: they announced, it, right? >> in a public post. even though that was in place it was very difficult for the banks to defend themselves. >> woodruff: what do you think is the danger of a more sophisticated, more broadly based attack on th financial system that really could disrupt or di

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