the catch, the music city miracle, whatever. the run. 76 yards in 67 or 7 can -- 6 or 7 seconds for the touchdown and suddenly redskins can stop hoping and start believing that this rg3 guy, he's the real deal. when he's playing well, there is nobody this team can't beat, and then finally when the booth announcers say somebody's got to make a play, everybody knows that that somebody wears number 10 in burgundy and gold. anita? >> and giddy. i was giddy watching that, honestly. >> it was scary at first. oh, he's going to run again. >> we don't want him to get hit, right? >> go, go, go. >> giddy. >> it is the real deal. >>> we are looking at a little bit cooler air tonight. for a cold front in october, this is not so bad. pretty nice tomorrow. nothing like last friday when we had the big cold front come in. a live look outside, it is our michael and son weather cam. high was 72. the low so far today is the current temperature of 60. a dew point has fallen back into the 40s. the winds northwest at 12. the front has been through us

the. music city good lumber tour. jim was able to build a most sophisticated. doesn't sound anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the. wealthy british. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy. as. most of the mines in segovia have passed into the hands of citizens who established small companies and of exploited them for many years now. at the. one hundred thirty workers bring the or to the surface like ants carrying it on their backs from a depth of three hundred metres. try not to make it too heavy so you can walk. it depends. there are times you make two and a half to three million twelve hundred euros if the mine is rich you can even make four or five million. give me a middle here the gold miner works hard for fifteen days to one month. and then he goes out and in one week spends it all on drink on women and passions be everything he made in a month. the good news. is to look good with you ok. that is why in a place so rich there is such great poverty. often

the ball drop on tv. nicole shows us how a famous, old city in europe ushers in the new year. [ classical music plays ] >> vienna is the capital of austria. nicknamed the "city of music," mozart, beethoven, strauss, and many others composed and performed here. so it's no surprise that when it comes to ringing in the new year, vienna does it with music. lots of music. in fact, new year's eve here is a giant, traveling party called silvesterpfad. that means "the new year's trail." instead of being jammed into a single location like new york's times square, in vienna, the celebration takes place all over town, and it starts early. [ merengue music plays ] if you like the latin beat, there's music from the dominican republic called merengue. the name comes from meringue, a dessert made from whipped egg whites. apparently, people thought the dancers looked like human egg beaters. beats me. [ indistinct conversations ] >> these people are learning to do the waltz -- vienna's gift to the world. [ crowd shouts ] as day turns into evening, the lights get brighter, and the crowds get bigger. it seems like the entir

nfl, thursday night football, steelers on the road in music city. taking on the titans.irst quarter, purposing from 22. it's not good. titans eventually recovered near the goal line. it led to a tennessee touchdown. four seconds left. score tied at 23. good from 40 yards out. the party is on in nashville. titans win the section of the season. steelers drop to 2-3 losing their third consecutive. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, joe biden and paul ryan get together for their one and only debate serving as proxies for the president and mitt romney. how did ryan do? we'll knock that around with our "morning joe" crew. when we come back here, we huddle around the water cooler to watch a near brawl in a debate in california. head locks and fingers in faces when way too early comes back. a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna read one of these. i'm gonna read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags, swiffer 360 duster's extender gets into hard-to-reach places without the hassle. so you can get unbelievable dust pickup in less

the city came to remember the lives lost. four small children and their grandmother. their deaths have made the city cry. ♪ [ music this is sad. to look at a casket so small it doesn't just break your heart, it shatters it. how do you get over something like this? only in time and having the support of a community that shares your grief. james, ty, annie, little fat man. little angel. all died october 11th in the arms their grandmother who died trying to save them. >> mom, i love you and i [i best mom anybody could want. rest in peace and [inaudible] >> reporter: when a child dies the community is diminished. when four die the world is a lesser place. the loss is overwhelming. healing does come. for those who believe there is something higher healing will come eventually through grace. >> [inaudible] for -- for a word she isn't saying. i know my time is running out but i wanted you to know she heard you. she is listening. >> [inaudible] i don't have the slightest idea why. [inaudible] to die in the age of innocence is to be in the presence of the lord. they are going to be more beautiful and handsome than they wer

the notre dame football game coming up. it was a beautiful day to be out and about in san francisco, hundreds of thousands of people gathered in the city for a little bit of music, some baseball, and activities. we have crews throughout the city. let's begin with monti francis. he is along the waterfront. hello, monti. >> reporter: good afternoon, the blue angels took to the sky just about 15 minutes ago. for many spectators, this is what they came to see. in fact, many of these folks staked out their spots this morning. we started with the parade of ships as vessels from the u.s. navy and u.s. coast guard came under the golden gate bridge and into the bay. that was followed by the air show at 12:30, including some impressive of air ak crow bat icks. spectators were also wowed by a b-2 stealth bomber. the weather cooperated beautifully, viewing was clear as can be and not al at all hindered by the fog as in the case in years past. >> just makes you really proud to be an american and san franciscan and to be out here, just -- i just got shivers. just beautiful. great day. >> the planes are awesome. it's a great time, a lot of people out here. it's really fun. go

the only and one donny. >> (music). "i'm going home to my city by the bay". "i left my heart in san francisco". "i honor him". "to be little cable cars, halfway to the stars". "they chill the air". "i don't care". "san francisco" "i come home to san francisco". "golden sun will shine on me" . [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much [horns honking] [siren wails] announcer: big dreams and goodrades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org.

>> but with so much going on public transportation became one of the most sensible ways of navigating the city, including those at a music festival. lodging was at a premium. >> i had to look a lot in order to find a deal, and i still saved. >> and as if there wasn't enough going on, the italian american parade added one more attraction. reporter: to get an idea of exactly how many more people are here than usual, i checked in with san francisco muni. they tell me about 100,000 more people were on san francisco muni yesterday as compared to a typical saturday. that's bat 50% jump in ridership. b.a.r.t. tells me they had 120,000 more rides yesterday than a typical saturday. that's a jump of about a third. reporting live on pier 32, sergio quintana, abc-7 news. >> ama: thank you, sergio. and he didn't even go into all the sporting events going on today. the 49ers game against the buffalo bills at candlestick just wrapped up with the niners with another win, and in just over an hour the giants take on the cincinnati reds and while a's fans are standing behind their team despite playoff loss in detroit. [cheers and applause]

music until 10:00 p.m. if the conditions has no entertainment, and the entertainment, it also includes this limited live provision. we have determined in the city that this legislation is good -- good legislation. there's no conditional use requirement to have this. a lot of people today want to have food, drink, and be able to have some music. how can we get the limited live entertainment excluded from the know amplified or no live entertainment excluded on the transfers? >> that is going to mostly driven locally. most of the conditions you'll ever see on an abc license are because we rely, to a great extent, on the police department and local officials to determine what is best for their communities. i'm not trying to pin this on you guys or blame you guys, but we do try to work with you. we do not tend to want to overrule the police department very often. now that said, i get a fair number of petitions and appeals to me. typically, they are from the neighbors. i want to see that there is actually a practical problem posed -- that the condition is there to solve, not that this is the way the things have been or maybe there's someone who is sa

it is just the latest major event in a city that is jampacked with weekend activities. >> ♪[ music ] if you are singing the blues in san francisco, it is and because there was nothing to do. the bluegrass festival kicked off to a crowd of thousands. the city marina district have the wild blue yonder that brought up the crowd. fans say that the four our air show was great but the highlight came at the end. >> the blue angels. we like at all. they are all impressive but the blue angels are phenomenal. >> just a few hundred yards away was the deep blue sea that drew the crowd. america's cup fans lined the shoreline watching the sailboats. >> we have fleet week and the ac45 and the blue angels. and look at this location. we have the golden gate bridge. we have beautiful people. >> giants fans hope that they don't have the boys in black and orange singing the blues. this is the first playoff appearance for the giants says the world series win in 2010. dams went from one side of that town to the other to be here. >> we saw the blue angels. it was awesome. it was a great day. a giant victory

music playing.) it's such a special day in so many different ways. it's a community coming together, out in the sunshine in the cityf providence, to say to all the residents of our great state that people in recovery are important, that the message of recovery and hope is possible for anyone. (music playing.) from where it came from and taking recovery out of church basements and shadows and putting it right in the biggest block party in the city of providence-it's mind-boggling, it's astounding, it's awesome. members of the recovery community in rhode island have all come out, and we've had wonderful speakers and a great day of celebration of the value and importance of support for people who are in recovery. actually seeing recovery in the heart of providence, on main street, bringing the discussion out into the public so we can all be a part of it, is just terrific. we do a lot of public education on a day like this and let people know who the fellowship is and that they can come to us for treatment and services in the future. when you've got a mental illness or substance abuse, it can be very lonely, and you ca

the activities associated particularly with food and music. lots more food and music, because those are the things that he likes to see in the city and that he sends his friends out to when they visit him as well. thank you all for the work that you are doing. i am confident that we are engaged in the right type of work by having the meeting that you are having here today. i know the mayor wants to follow this closely, and we are following this closely to make sure that if there is more that we can be doing as a city, then we can get it-and we are out -- we can get it done because we are working together. thank you very much and we look forward to working with you as a city and i will look for you at the events. thank you. [applause] >> thanks, paul. what is music and food without libations? i mean, what are we if we are not serving alcohol? i know some of us had issues with our abc licenses and some of us do not. i will bring to the stage the director of the california state of all beverage control, who has agreed to take a couple of questions after its presentation. if any of you have questions for the abc, you can come to the microphone down at

the activities associated particularly with food and music. lots more food and music, because those are the things that he likes to see in the city and that he sends his friends out to when they visit him as well. thank you all for the work that you are doing. i am confident that we are engaged in the right type of work by having the meeting that you are having here today. i know the mayor wants to follow this closely, and we are following this closely to make sure that if there is more that we can be doing as a city, then we can get it-and we are out -- we can get it done because we are working together. thank you very much and we look forward to working with you as a city and i will look for you at the events. thank you. [applause] >> thanks, paul. what is music and

in return for turning the music off at midnight -- actually stopping serving booze here, the city decided to let the promoters keep the music going till 10:00 so the crowd could slowly dissipate. it may have been safe for the crowd, but for residents around here, it was anything but that, and that's why we're getting apologies plus a promise to look at any future events, that led to this rave. in oakland, phil matier, cbs 5 news. >>> well, then there's the bay area's true relic of a stadium. both beloved and despised, depending on your threshold for cold, windy weather. what happens to candlestick park once the 49ers move to santa clara? we are quickly nearing the end of the stick. >> reporter: it's among the nation's worst stadiums with one of the best names. candlestick park just kind of rolls off the tongue with a little bit less force than the winds, which rolled off the bay and made life miserable for a couple of generations of baseball and football fans the past 40 years. >> a rocket into right field! >> reporter: in 2015, the niners will not be welcoming you here but in their new s

the greatest city in the world, san francisco! [cheers and applause] >> "san francisco, open your golden gate". (music). [cheers and applause] "san francisco, when i get home again i'm coming home". [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome giants' announcer renel brooks moon. >> what's up everybody? hello san francisco giants fans. [cheers and applause] how are you doing? this is so nice. we had to do it twice; right? thank you all for coming out today. and ladies and gentlemen it is my honor to welcome you to the official city celebration honoring your 2012 world series champions san francisco giants. now, as we gather together as a community today to celebrate this joyous occasion we do want to take a moment first to recognize those impacted by hurricane sandy and mourn the lives loft from this disaster. of course the giants share a deep history with new york and our prayers go out to everyone on the east coast affected by this disaster and the red cross in those regions they really need our help everybody and we encourage you to donate for the relief fund at red cross .org and th

the city. a little mood music. the fairmont hotel was it will orange. the chancellor hotel is running a special. two tickets, a room, and break it's for $2,000. >> for these next couple of games you can find rooms you will pay a little bit more for them because it's a big event. >> restaurants, bars and retailers also benefit from the big game. the dugout sold out two shipments of world series shirts. now a reminder if you don't have a ticket, you can watch the series with us right here on ktvu channel 2. the giants host the detroit tigers for game one at & t park our coverage begins at 4:30 this afternoon. >>> 4:32 this morning. a sheriffs captain surround investigation for his alleged roll in a pot growing investigation. it was launched after federal investigators confiscated 500 plants. johnson owns the property along highway 20 next door. the sheriff is now trying to determine how much johnson knew about the pot grow. he will remain on duty until the investigation is complete. >>> time is 4:33. this morning two bodies will be removed from the wrecka

. >> with so much going on, public transportation became one of the most sensible ways of navigating the city. and that includes musicade their way to golden gate park. for those who chose to spend the full weekend, lodging was at a premium. >> i did have to look a lot to find a deal, and i still paid for the you know what. >> and if there was -- as if there wasn't enough going on, the italian parade added one more attraction. to get an idea how busy it has been, i checked with san francisco muni. they tell me they had 100,000 more fares sold yesterday than on a typical saturday. that's a jump of about 50%. bart tells me they actually had a ridership record. they had 120,000 more people than on a typical saturday, a jump of about a third. abc7 news. >>> well, down in san jose, 14,000 runners took to the streets for the seventh annual rock and roll half marathon. the 13.1 mile course is considered one of the fastest in the nation withy lease runners in the field again this year. >>> still to come on abc7 news, the medical research that is unlocking the secrets to building a human heart. and a husband, a wife and a lot

then there is the nearly $700,000 grant for development of musical about global warming. when it opened in kansas city, a reviewer said he learned nothing new about the topic, the song sounded like wikipedia entry set to music. >> we're proud it's in kansas city. we are. >> burn says there is no way to justify the expenditures. >> the money you're spending, you're borrowing against your children's future. it's all outrageous. the fact is that it's not hard to it. we have recalcitrant career politicians refusing to do their job. >> along with questionable spending this outlines numerous instance of fraud and abuse. in florida, an exotic dancer took in $100,000 in tips collected food stamps. cost to produce a penny in 2012 is more than two times the actual value. taxpayers are left to cover a $70 million loss. >> average, everyday americans can see the federal government isn't making tough decision. >> coburn earned the name "dr. no" for the votes to government spending said congress is to blame for every item in this year's waste book. bret? >> bret: shannon, thanks. want to give you perspective of the

the same thing, then it becomes really something that you have to pay attention to. >> mall santa musical is the most recent gorilla musical from improve everywhere. a new york cityctive that's been bringing the absurd into every day life for more than ten years. >> everybody has to have their holiday special. i felt like this was our chance for a holiday special. >> the idea of people standing in line for santa is a fun thing to play with. and there's sort of a built-in audience already passing by and waving. >> it goes from like confusion to like, questioning, to just getting on board and being really elated about it. >> 9-year-old sebastian thomas is the youngest person ever to participate in an improv everywhere mission. ♪ i think santa's stupid ♪ i'm almost 10 years old now ♪ last year i asked for robots, santa gave me an army guy ♪ >> fourth graders singing about santa, it's pretty funny. ♪ you're never too old to sit on santa ♪ >> onlookers aren't sure who to trust. take this woman, for instance. >> she went up and said, what is this? they were commiserating on why this guy was singing. ♪ you're never too old to sit on santa ♪ >> the same woman maybe a min

. >> with so much going on, public transportation became one of the most sensible ways of navigating the city. and that includes musicands who made their way to golden gate park. for those who chose to spend the full weekend, lodging was at a premium. >> i did have to look a lot to find a deal, and i still paid for the you know what. >> and if there was -- as if there wasn't enough going on, the italian parade added one more attraction. to get an idea how busy it has been, i checked with san francisco muni. they tell me they had 100,000 more fares sold yesterday than on a typical saturday. that's a jump of about 50%. bart tells me they actually had a ridership record. they had 120,000 more people than on a typical saturday, a jump of about a third. abc7 news. >>> well, down in san jose, 14,000 runners took to the streets for the seventh annual rock and roll half marathon. the course is.1 mile course is considered one of the fastest in the nation withy lease runners in the field again this year. >>> still to come on abc7 news, the medical research that is unlocking the secrets to building a human heart. and a husband,

efforts for clean up days for the community members and brought diverse members together for arts and music in an neighborhood that has the highest concentration of children in the city. betty was recently selected as a finalist for the cox rks heroes award and will receive a $2,500 grant and giving right back to boeddeker park. it's from the parent company of cox enterprises and honors heroes along us that enhance and benefit the outside places. we will celebrate with betty the trust for the land and other officials for grand breaking a project at boeddeker park and transform the play ground and park for youth, seniors and other users that live in the tenderloin. betty it's an absolute pleasure to know you and i think you were one of the first people i met on the job four years ago and i want to thank you for your work and it's advocates that truly do a difference in the city and i would like to congratulate you and mr. president if you could join me with the certificate of appreciation. congratulations. [applause] >> i want to thank you very much for this acknowledgment and the commission and i want to say briefly i think this is really a fine example of partnershi

the opposite of free cities. the bloated welfare state. musichappy" music: "make someone happy" ♪it's so important to make meone happy.♪.♪it's so e ♪make just one heart to heart you - you sing to♪ ♪one smile that cheers you ♪one face that lights when it nears you.♪ ♪and you will be happy too. ♪ john: we are back with your questions or comments from my >> we are back with congressman jim jordan robert dorr and tomorrow palmer author of "after the welfare state". first from facebook john asks could a collapse on the welfare state ever be peaceful? i don't see a collapse happening without chaos. >> i think absolutely they had this gigantic lumbering welfare state. in the 90s they had a hard question. this is not affordable. they had some ways to go but they managed to trim their welfare state dramatically in sweden where they think of well stair state. it is less socialistic. most companies in new york have more free labor markets. the cuts are much deeper than most are willing to address. they can be made if you have an adult conversation about it

one of my favorites was the talent show radio city music hall, singing, dancing doing poetry. is hosting. you see this experience. they can walk on radio city music hall and show their gifts and talents. >> i just wasnreally want to me the rockettes. >> the owners team of the nba, did y'all sign any tal aenter up? y'all need some young players now. you're all old. >> you don't need as much time to do what you do. speaking of the knicks, i got something just for you guys. i had a afeeling you were going to bring that up. >> you know i'm a rockets fan, but go right ahead. jerry lin is now with the rockets. >> we got you covered. we got you covered. you can feel and look younger when you think about -- >> i like the bling. thank you very much. >> my fireplace will say thank yo you. >> ashanti, allan houston, thank you. >>> still ahead this morning, we're talking about this trial we've been watching and aftermath, sentencing for jerry sandusky in court. here say live look at the courthouse and jerry sandusky as he was making his way into the courthouse. looks like a bulletproof ve

people inside were taken to the hospital. >>> oakland city officials apologizing to residents for the beyond wonderland dance party this weekend at the coliseum. that musicrom san leandro and alameda were actually calling police to complain about all the noise. the city issued an official apology and said it will be changing its sound policies. >>> check your pockets and your wallets. lottery officials looking for the owner of a winning ticket that's now worth more than $10 million. the ticket was sold at the ocean supermarket in milpitas. the store owner will actually pocket about $70,000 just for selling that ticket. >> that would make it easier to get up. hit that snooze alarm and stay in bed three weeks. >> not you, my friend. t

>> a blessing with the space and a blessing being here and everyone else being here on public land and sharing this music and vibration together and we are grateful for the cityark and rec for making it happen. >> we are keeping it cleaned by picking up, everything that we need help with, we can't do it without your help. >> it is amazing for san francisco and the music scene. this is a job creator and they hire over 3400 people. we bring in 50 to 60 restaurant and winerries. >> it is crazy. and it never stops. ♪ >> i only came to see stevie wonder. i just got a ticket. i am so excited. we are so blessed out right now. >> it is amazing, i came all the way from israel to meet the people and hang out and she was amazing. >> the environment, the people, everything. it is like everyone has so much energy. >> hey, you are beautiful. and i love you. >> why? because... it is definitely a lot more fun than being inside. >> so far we have had zero problems. it is a long-step process, a lot of thinking and people involved. so we think that we got rid of all of the problems that could happen. they are doing it, and we are doing it and everybody is doing the best that th

the disaster area. >> there is nothing, absolutely, nothing, a dirt city. so when we play this musicis about this. >> man of the musicians had also seen their home town destroyed and hand lost family members. >> translator: i am so grateful to be participating in a performance that delivers a message about the importance of joining hands with each other. >> the day of the concert, 1,200 people attend. >> a choir of japanese children sing the featured song. ♪ >> when they finish, the orchestra continues with extra music added by the conductor. it imparts a message of hope, urging people to use their own hands to build air peaceful world. >> i hope music can connect people. and i think that message has been delivered today. or it can be delivered in the future. >>> a japanese high school girl is celebrating victory in an international art competition. united nations art for peace contest asks young artists to share their vgs ision of a nucl free weapons world. she received her prize from u.n. secretary-general moon. young people from 92 countries sent in more than 6,600 works of art. s

(dramatic music playing) (martin scorsese) the image of richard widmark running in the streets in "night and the city" is a seminal film noir image. you can't think of them without thinking of the image of a man running in the street at night. (dramatic music playing) something is more -- it's more dramatic. it's more dramatic. and the characters that come out at night are more fascinating, i think. that's really what it's about. (heavy breathing) (a.j. bezzerides) i think our world is headed for chaos and not very many people seem to be shivering about it. we ought to be shivering in our boots right now. well, i'm so tired of gangster pictures by then, i'd seen them all and so forth, that i thought the new feelings should be put into it and i made it more political. (a.j. bezzerides) writers shouldn't separate themselves from their reality. they should bring the reality to what they're doing. how did you get that? (a.j. bezzerides) at that time in the 50s, the nuclear stuff was new and it was kind of frightening what was going on. manhattan project, los alamos, trinity. (a.j. bezzerides) i was affec

the maya-- their cruelty, vanity, love of music, and humor. they were left unfinished when the people of bonampak abandoned their city around the year 800. palenque and scores of oth maya cities also suffered from a rising tide of disintegration and social collapse. plenque, with its proud tower surveying the fertile plain that fueled its greatness, was abandoned to the rainforest in the ninth century. the world of the ancient maya, draid by warfare, environmental degradation, and drout slipped into history. at palenque and elsewhere, the discoveries continue to unfold as archaeologists painstakingly rebuild the remnants of this ancient culture. in the 1990s, they found nearly 100 incense burners, revealing another layer of knowledge about the ancient maya culture. we know that the censers were used for a ritual to communicate with ancestors using blood. the blood was collected later in paper or cloth and mixed with aromatic resins. later this was all mixed and was burned. the idea was that the smoke from this resulted in the formation of a serpent. ancestors came out of the mouth of the serpent. (narrator) recent finds have shed new lig

how about the mutt strut for union city in afternoon. treasure island music and the embark dare row may be seeing a lot of bikes. live doppler 7 hd showing the cloud cover but not as much as we've had the past several days. we have a cold front pushing through the area. so you would think that we would see the results in terms of some cloud cover, maybe even some precip, but really this front is so weak that it is working to mix on out the cloud cover. that will allow for more sunshine today. 43 right now around fairfield. it's 47 in concord. so definitely some cool numbers around the bay, much cooler we had the past couple days, even though we were laden with low clouds. 54 in redwood city. 52 in mountain view and 48. so chilly down in san jose. that is six degrees cooler than yesterday. so notice everywhere except the city we are much chillier this morning, anywhere from ten to twelve degrees colder this morning. in santa rosa, fairfield and another six degrees of cooling in los gatos and redwood city. overall partly cloudy this morning with more sunshine t

coming up tonight on the wgn news at 9 - frank holland takes a closer look at chicago's rap music scene and its influence on violence in the city. a man from bangladesh is in custody in new york on charges of plotting to blow up the federal reserve bank. his name is quazi mohammed rezwanul ahsan nafis he came to america on a student visa, and studied cybersecurity at southeast missouri state university. new york police say nafis loaded what he thought was a bomb into a van, parked it outside the federal reserve building, and planned to detonate it remotely with a cellphone. and the new york times says, nafis briefly considered a plot to kill president obama. nafis was caught after the f-b- i got wind of the plot and arranged for him to buy a fake bomb. president obama has chosen a chicago venue for his election night rally. win or lose, obama plans to spend the evening at mc-cormick place. this victory rally in 2008 drew more than 200 thousand people to grant park. mc-cormick place is a much smaller venue. since it's indoors, there's no risk of rain, and much less risk of a security problem. chicagoans will get a chance to see