rubin, when did the defendant start denying he was your father? he always denied me. he always treated me differently. i mean, it's... i mean, i just feel like he never treated me fair. with my brother and sister, he will bring things around. like, one christmas, he brought a whole bunch of toys around, get them toys on top of toys. and then tell them, "oh, play with your sister." never bought me anything, always treated me differently. it's just, he never showed no love towards me. i'm always the one that was begging for his love when he just giving all his love to both of them. and i felt like that was wrong. and how did you feel about it? i didn't like it at all 'cause that was my little sister. i mean, we all his kids, why he just won't do for her but do for us? and you noticed this? you could see this as a child? genita: yeah. now, mr. davis, is this true? johnny: yes, it is. it is? it is. genita: that's a shame. judge lake: okay. i'll tell you why, your honor. is because her mother slept around. you're a liar. you're a liar. your mother did sleep... my mom never

this group denies it all as you just heard. and you heard our correspondents say to watch out for some of the more radical. some link it to the u.s. raid, some don't. >> it is very unusual, very confusing. it is hard to say. the group that just spoke, even though they denied being involved, it is a powerful group in the sense that they were behind the pressure of political isolation. the government actually agreed. we know that some groups have a lot of influence. what it means is that many different groups of armed men are able to exert a lot of pressure on the government. >> his last answer was complaining not about the u.s. raid, but he feels his forces are not being paid enough. >> it is a common complaint from a lot of different armed groups. i would not comment about that as i am not sure about whether his men have been paid or not. you may find different reasons. >> can you help us shed some light on this? >> clearly, what he has shown us is how these armed groups see themselves and their authority. the gentleman speaks

great chance for the retrievers, but they're denied and would be denied victory on their home turf, losingdelaware in double overtime. 1-0, the final. it's umbc's first defeat since october 10th of last year. >>> opening night for a new hockey season and the defending champion chicago blauks start -- á blackhawks, raising their banner before the game against the washington capitals. chicago picks up where they left off, scoring the opening goal. it's a 6-4 win for chicago over the caps in the opener. i'll be out from owens mills tomorrow to hear from the ravens and check out the new guy on the and check out the new guy on the offensive line i want you coming up from the right hand side. can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. ♪ america's fastest, most reliable internet. ♪ it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. what's the difference between the shotgun and the pistol? well, the shotgun basically has the quarterback off the line about 5 yards behind the center. thanks, joe. [ male announcer ] fios

when they deny it so it will they deny it when they say it's not true i think maybe the yeah i think maybe the they say. they did or this is not true or the or they can say that they don't exactly know that is true i mean with the didn't know about this cooperation because as intelligence first or come out let me quickly ask you tell your service. command i just i really want to ask you this question clearly you are working with glenn greenwald you are releasing more information i know you can't give me the details but can we expect further sensational revelations from you and grant glenn greenwald. no i don't know for me because i would suspect interesting if. i was paying but i'm not sure. i would have to research about it. lending was going to world with the contras with all their newspaper. people is going to see. more phenomenon the way the spanish you know the contras. ok thanks very much indeed interesting to talk to come out of the journalist with el mundo who published the materials exposing massive u.s. spying on spanish citizens and now with this latest twist thank you ver

to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california.ge because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. competition. >> tonight there will be a familiar guest judge on the panel. >> yes. we are live in l.a. with a preview of theçó competition. sounds exciting. >> it is going to be exciting. the special judge is julianne hough filling in for len goodman. she's going to have to judge her brother derrick. the big twist, amber riley was injured. her knee got hurt. she couldn't start dancing until friday. it will be interesting to see how she does tonight. valerie harper also dancing with a bum knee. i thoi you know dancing with the stars takes a lot of effort. this has become a real balancing act. christine is busy with kmisments but still has dut eyes a full time mom. >> i looked and was like this gave me new energy. so i had fun on top of what boy have had if i didn't put that little girl on my mind. >> those without families in los angeles you may feel home sick at times its hard to travel back and fworj this show. and

or going to be denied access because it was closed down. they were there to see it. they traveled from mississippi, i believe. our joe scarborough said in a political op-ed that they should listen to norton, fund d.c. and maybe pick up a little momentum and start working like a functional congress instead of a broken institution that has passed a total of zero appropriation bills this year. congressman, you were around the last time the government shut down. is that the problem, that this is a dysfunctional congress now, worse than ever? >> far worse because at that time i worked with speaker newt gingrich after the district shut down for a week and there were several shutdowns following it of partial parts of the government. each and every time he kept the district of columbia government open. so i don't really see that we are in the same kind of situation. what's happening here is neither side seems to have an exit strategy. they both have goals. you notice that the republicans have not dropped their goal of doing away or delaying obama c

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republicans, by denying the funding to make exchanges work well, or denying the functioning of the privateinsurance market, we need to let this work. states need to expand their medicaid programs. you mentioned this earlier, and we need the state to do what's possible to make the law work. >> both of you confident that this, too, shall pass, professor gruber? >> absolutely. remember, the key date is not january 1st, march 31st. that's when the mandate kicks in. by that date it will be fine. >> mr. mcdonough, your thoughts? >> january 1st is a key date. after january 1st no american can be denied coverage for a pre-existing condition. the sushs difficults kick in. the medicaid expansions go into effect in states that are doing it. it's a fundamental change and a very important date coming forward. we'll get there and get beyond this. >> in the meantime, political opposition has all the ammunition in the world to make the case to the american people that this will not be successful. you be the experts on romney care and also the affordable care act bring us to a level of wisdom that their po

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when have i ever denied it? good. that means, does it not, that you are subject to our lord the pope, to the cardinals, the archbishops and the bishops for whom his lordship stands here today? god must be served first. then your voices command you not to submit yourself to the church militant? my voices do not tell me to disobey the church, but god must be served first. and you, and not the church is to be the judge? what other judgment can i judge by, but my own? oh! out of your own mouth you have condemned yourself. we have striven for your salvation to the verge of sinning ourselves. we have opened the door to you again and again, and you have shut it in our faces and in the face of god. dare you pretend, after what you have said that you are in a state of grace? if i am not, may god bring me to it, if i am, may god keep me in it. that is a very good reply, my lord. were you in a state of grace when you stole the archbishop's horse? oh, devil take the archbishop's horse and you too! we are here to try a case of her

to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california.coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> a 18 mum dribble beauty in sacramento saw 22 names added to the firefighters memorial. >> governor brown joined the uniform firefighters, family members and dignitaries in attendance yesterday. this memorial contains the names of firefighters who have fall anyone the line of duty. more than 1250 names stretching as far back as 1850 are currently inscribed. >>> red flag alerts are in effect in southern california through today after several small fires broke out yesterday with the hot, windy conditions. three fire agencies using bulldozers, air support and ground crews battled the 15-acre blaze that started on the hillside north of the junction of interstate 5 and state route 14 in the new haul pass. in an update to a story we brought you yesterday, a 35-year-old motorcyclist has been arraigned in connection with the beating of a new york city man by a gang of angry bikers. robert sims was charged with first

now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. hills at 6:00 a.m. clear, breezy. upper 40 expupser 50s. and upper 50s. lisa argen will be here tracking the warmth with live doppler 7hd. carolyn, dan? >> thanks. >>> a popular commercial is getting some middle school students. >> guess what today is? >> hump day. >> the slogan for the geico hump day commercial has become so popular that it is now banned at this school in connecticut. >> teachers say students were using the phrase so much it is disruptive. apparently they will be happy when it is no longer cool. >> jimmy kimmle is next with justin timberlake. >> that's our report. i'm dan ashley. thank you for watching. we appreciate your time. >> i'm carolyn johnson. our next newscast begins tomorrow at 5:00. abc news continues on on-line, on twitter and on your mobile devices. you will be able to rally with that towel tomorrow, larry. >> i was maury spawning to the connecticut -- i was more responding to the connecticut story. >> have a good weekend,

i was gonna deny it, i was actually telling the truth. yeah, his cousin was there, and he was just watching tv. so at first i was just gonna deny it, but... i ended up telling him the truth, though. after my daughter was two, i ended up telling him the truth. so you go in, you smell, you know the cologne, your cousin... you say, "okay, i know my cousin was here," but she denied everything. everything, everything. how long did it take you to tell the truth? two years. after my daughter was two years old. okay, so, you are in this... are you in a committed relationship? no. no. judge lake: you're just going along for the baby's sake. mmm-hmm. but when i was pregnant, he didn't care. he did not care at all. judge lake: did you care? i mean, i cared, but it was just to the point to where, when i met her, she was pregnant by another guy, who was actually incarcerated at the time, but she was also messing around with another guy who wasn't the father of the child she was pregnant with. was there any part of you that was excited? did you... i me

the company won't confirm or deny that.g waves for water and sea water for cooling. a similar barge has been spotted in portland, maine >> it's wild. exploratorium is expabd panning beyond it's new home. one use twoz discs to let people whisper in ears while 50 feet part. another is a bench playing music when two people sit together and hold hands. it's very cool. idea to againer yat business, making sidewalks fun. >> people are more inclined to use spaces installations or other features that would allow them to sit and explore spaces. >> project part of a new initiative by the mayor to put science in public spaces throughout the city. >> it's a great idea. >> it's fun. >> absolutely. let's check on the forecast. >> here is live doppler seven. a few passing clouds today. they've dissipated tomorrow, sunny skies ask. on halloween eve, nice and mild and south and n -- on the coast. high temperatures around the bay, inland mid to upper 60s and about 60 in some coastal locations. how about our trick or treat forecast for thursd

because i never denied him as my father. >> kirk: do you get along? good relationship? >> here and there. one week it's one thing and the next week it's another. the past month-and-a-half that we stayed together. this is very recent >> kirk: you stayed with him? >> yes, >> kirk: how did it workout? >> it was great we were able to get out and we did a few things and then my brother came out and he turns up like a bad penny. everytime i try to have a relationship with my father >> kirk: and this is adam. he is your brother? >> yes. i've never denied him as my brother >> kirk: is there any doubt that he is your father? >> never. never been any doubt >> kirk: why are we here for a dna test? >> m father is the one with doubt in his heart that my mom wasn't honest with him. and so the lies -- >> kirk: was she with other guys at the time? what is the problem? >> all i can say is when i was a kid i don't remember my father ever being there and i asked my mom and she is like when we were together he was hardly ever here and he would leave and he would not turn

now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition.oll today at coveredca.com. is is. >> can of soda could eventually cost about a quarter more in san francisco. you may vote on nawr would add a special tax to sugar benches. lillian explains what make this proposal different than another sugar tax ballot measure that failed in richmond last year. >>reporter: the idea is simpl simple. the bigger the drink the more taxes you pay. 2 cents per ounce to be exact for all sugar sweet benches. including soda. sports drink. energy drink and bottled coffe coffee. >> not a nanny state at all. we are not banning anything. >>reporter: san francisco supervisor scott weiner says the nation rising obesity rate inspired him to come up with proposal that need the approval of two-thirds of san francisco voters. >> we taxed alcohol for long time so it's not at all out of the ordinary to tax products that have some negative side effects. >>reporter: 2 cents an ounce adds up quickly. a largest 32 ounces. which means this one drink will cost an extra 64 cent

to deny the service that's the american people down on from all those other agencies.d i say to people served by e.p.a. and people who have saved stock portfolios because of the securities and exchange commission. and people with fire protection, i say to all of them, open the government up and let's negotiate like americans do. and let's not negotiate by harming other people and saying that unless you have it your way, you're going to keep hurt go these innocents. putting an end that to. i think we have good news on that. >> we are going to keep you here. we have a least one more question for our guests and we'll be right back. don't go anywhere. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replacement standard with our auto policies. so call liberty mutual today. and if you switch, you could save up to $423. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? rep. rokita: obamacare hurts this country much more than any government shutdown.

to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california.ow, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. cycles, but you won't believe what is in fashion now. it is called corset training and some women are searching up, even though -- cinching up even though there could be deadly consequences. here is that story. >> what woman wouldn't want to have a three inch smaller waist? >> reporter: no exercise and no surgery. instead, squeeze yourself into this. >> i came in for a little botox and the new corset. >> you wear your corset a number of hours per day and over a period of time maybe a year you can move those ribs in. >> moving the ribs sounds impossible i'm not painful. but over time the body accepts and adapts to a smaller case line -- waistline. you may even eat less. the tapering effect is due to compressing the bottom ribs in and up which makes the space look smaller. it is done in a doctor's office and requiring a fitting with minimal clothing. costing about $150 it is worn

speaker boehner gets leaked saying one thing, goes on the record denying it now seems intent on denyinghe obvious. that given a chance, the house of representatives would not have the government back to work by midnight. the far scarier is the default looming ahead. just ten days from now. why are we the greatest country in the world the symbol of government headed towards disaster? why do we have so many no nothings in the congress deny the fiscal arithmetic that stares us in the face? where the bad guys fear nothing more than science and other evidence of human progress. i love democracy. even more, i love democratic politics. i love it when the two sides go at it with your ideas and philosophies and try to win the public over. but what do you call this? this dangerous zigzagging towards the abyss with boehner being driven to the cliff while the zealots yell victory lies in catastrophe, kool-aid for ampb and defeatists will be shot. chuck todd and eugene robinson. last week both "the new york times" and t"the washington pos" had said he assured colleagues the government would not defa

their families denied the $100,000 so-called death gratuity. the four heroes brought home today all killed over the weekend in an ied attack. sergeant patrick c. hawkins of carlisle, pennsylvania, sergeant joseph peters of springfield, missouri, private first class cody j. patterson philomath, oregon and first lieutenant jennifer m. moreno, of san diego, her friends and family forced to raise money to pay for her funeral. >> she sacrificed for the country, for her family. why wouldn't that be taken care of? there is no excuse. >> reporter: the outrage heard and late today, the pentagon announced, on orders of the president, a contract with a civilian charity to pay the death benefits immediately. >> when i heard about this story, i told the department of defense, within our administrative powers, we should be able to get that fixed. >> this hearing will come to order. >> reporter: but a widespread problem remains unsolved. veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki, warning congress today, more than 5 million military service veterans and their f

and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. >>> this is abc 7 news. >> parking in downtown walnut creek could soon cost double what it does right now. a media partner a proposed plan would increase downtown meters from $1 to $2 an hour. rates would go up from 50 cents to $1 an hour in garages. the city is also considering charging for parking on sundays and extending meters by two hours. the council is set to take up the issue in december. >>> a part of southern california with a stinky problem on its hands is getting help in the form of high-tech stink sensors. residents have come to accept the rotten egg smell that comes from the weather. but when wind conditions and sea waters create "the perfect storm", it gets really meeting. smog regulators have approved a sulfide monitoring system to monitor the presence of hydrogen sulfide and would notify officials when levels get too high. >> we would be able to assess the data and communicate to the public that there are levels they s

was spying on the german chancellor yet chose not to stop but a claim that the agency strongly denies. this is r.t. coming to live from the russian capital a marina joshie welcome to the program a series of bombings has ripped through iraq killing at least sixty six people such coordinated attacks have become the hallmarks of a country's al-qaeda cell its bloody efforts to undermine the authority of the iraqi government have already made this year as a deadliest in the country since two thousand and eight let's look now at the roots of the crisis well from nineteen ninety six to twenty eleven al qaida was based in afghanistan where it enjoyed the protection of the taliban and was also present in pakistan its expansion gathered steam after washington launched its war on terror in response to the nine eleven attacks the us invasion of iraq prompted radical islamist terror to declare is there a legend of bin laden's network in two thousand and four two thousand and seven saw a powerful jihad his group in. north africa unite under the name of al qaida and the islamic maghreb and spread it

. >> the united states vigorously denies the allegation. >> they were there conducting normal davonettic engagements. they were facing regular contacts across the spectrum. leave,he u.s. diplomats the state department has retaliated, expelling three venezuelan diplomats. these developments are unusual, but not surprising. relations between the countries have been strained for more than a decade. >> hundreds of foreign fighters frompoured into serious those countries to join the ranks of the opposition last month. the tension issue of arab israelis fighting among the rebels. >> the heavily armed opposition fighters are on the outskirts of damascus. we cannot independently verify this footage, but they are said to be members that are linked to al qaeda, many killed in recent clashes with the army. it all seems a long way from this family home in northern israel. out that his found son had been shot to death outside the capital. he told me that he did not know. >> we were not surprised. we knew that since he was a teenager, he was religious and he always wanted to leave to join a resist

both deny the allegations. though tyler hamilton tells a very different story.the 2000 tour de france he, lance armstrong, and kevin livingston had their blood reinfused. everything was handled by the team's management. >> we were in this small hotel. it was pretty wild. arrived in my room and it was, the staff had sort of prepared everything. the doctors. there was a blood bag taped up on the wall. hanging from the wall. you know, a red tube -- a tube filled with blood coming down. and basically, you know, injecting me here. i have pretty small veins, so the one place that always worked was right there. you can see the scars today. >> tyler hamilton says the three riders lay on beds in adjoining rooms with an open door between them. >> could you see lance armstrong? >> yeah. that question's been asked a lot. yeah, i saw him. i saw his bag of blood. i saw it in his arm, yeah. >> they were taking a huge gamble. >> i'm glad we didn't get caught. i would have been -- we all would have been -- serious stuff. and now looking back, oh, my god. what was i doing? but yo

but he denies this. episode has hacking already generated hundreds of headlines, not least because the accused were well connected with british politicians. of -- events in the coming weeks will be very much in the public eye. >> an unprecedented site in the heart of beijing, a photo posted on social media briefly of a vehicle on fire in front of the wall of the forbidden city. , this is the most sensitive security location in the chinese capital. how did this vehicle get their? who was driving on board? police say that the driver of the car and two passengers died and several tourists were injured. let me show you where it happened in the heart of beijing . this is an area of the city usually packed with tourists. closer you can see where the car caught fire. a few meters away, a giant portrait of chairman mao zedong and a viewing platform for the national celebrations here. the car appears to have come from the east and wound up north of the road. there is no evidence one way or the other on whether th

they put their self on the line to do all of these things that denied nih cancer treatment or lead toundreds of thousands of people being furloughed. can we write their decisions off based on this mentality? >> herding describes a behavior where people adopt behaviors and attitudes and beliefs according to the individuals around them, whether you like an iphone or guchi bag. it is not a rational decision. while we have leaders and groups, they are not really dictating necessarily the behaviors and thoughts of the other members of their herd. they are participating. it is a natural process. it is essential for humans to form social structures, to coalesce around others in their groups. there are leaders, but they are not dictating. once you become part of this group, you adopt unconsciously those same beliefs and behaviors. >> is ted cruz a psychopath? >> this is not psychopathic behavior in the sense that it is normal behavior. there would be no human society if we didn't have this propensity and circuits which are unique to humans that allow us to mimic and adopt other people's behav

and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >> bart unions and management still at odd tonight threatening chaotic morning commute. union say commuters should prepare for a strike or warning. good evening once again. here's the latest open the evident to hammer out new birth contract and negotiations that is have dringd on since april. 2 and a half hours until the midnight dead line there noise agreement. beth sides still at the cal-trans building rate now where the talks being held. him a final offer. they should prepare for striking tomorrow morning. we tip to get you updated on the negotiations throughout this newscast and 7 nut 11 on on channel 7 and twitter. in the mean time we have been asking to you tell us how you feel about the bart impasse. using hash tag dear bart. david cruz tweets all union members should be able to rae view and vote on the best and final offer. this person writes dear bart. you are all just being too greedy. and here's one that says please make a deal soon. worried abo

and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. >>> breaking news had in a deadly accident that took the life of a woman sun bathing in a san francisco park run over by a city worker. park and rec worker turned himself in to authorities, facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run. >> the accident occurred last month at holly park. she was sun bathing on a hill when he drove on to the grass and rolled over her. >> more than 100 senior citizens may be kicked out of a mobile home park because the owner wants to sell to it a developer. >> vic lee joins us live from win chester ranch mobile home park with the story. vic? >> reporter: the story line is about the sale of a piece of property. the real story is about human impact of that sale, and precedent it may start for other parks in san jose. the fact it might become open season for them, too. win chester mobile home park sits on prime real estate. across the street santana row with high end businesses and restaura

now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> update on breaking news. a school bus accident that sent several children to the hospital. >> we are live now at the scene with information. lisa? >> cheryl very learned the fwhus question, which is the first student bus, was carrying three students from san jose high school which is close by. three students were taken to the hospital and i was told by chp what happened. they say the bus was heading eastbound on 28th street when a white truck turned left right in front of it. the truck collided with an suv. the driver taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver was given a preliminary, what seems to be a drug test to see if there are impairments. investigators are in charge of the investigation since it does involve a bus bus. i am told streets should open up. at this point three students from san jose high school and one adult driver were taken to the hospital. >> thank you very much. a pilot has a story to tell. a remarkable emergency lan

a federal judge denies two denies two temporary restraining orders that challenged the legality of maryland's gun control law. crime and justice reporter... joy lepola... caught up... with attorneys... as... they left... federal court today. ((pkg)) (intro)7:59:02 atty for the plantiff tell me althought this is not the ruling they were expecting they were prepared for it. (sky) 7:48:09 the case is still alive and we'll be coming back before the court t. sky woodward was one of two attorneys who challenged maryland's new gun law. arguments centered around...the state's new handgun qualification license.... and. (double check tc) 7:48:33 the ban of so called assault weapons. the semi- automatic rifles and shotguns as well as the magazine capactities. it was argued ... that maryland's new law... violates a person's constitutional right to defend themselves. an argument federal judge catherine blake shot down. a victory for supporters of gun control. (demarco) 7:53:46 i think maryland can rest assured that this life saving law is going to stay on the books in reaching the decision ... judge blake

and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. place this morning for a teenager who police say was killed by a reckless driver. 16-year-old kevin son was headed to high school when his mother's mini-van was rear-ended. his services start at 8:00 with a junior rotc tribute at the funeral home in the mission district. the burial is set for 9:30 at the memorial park in colma. his mother is in a coma and his sister has serious injuries. genie ju was going about 80 miles an hour when she slammed into the mini-van. >>> the sisters of a woman killed by police after a car chase in the nation's capitol want to know why she had to die. she was killed after she tried to ram through a barrier at the white house. her sisters say mirium showed no signs of being unstable and didn't deserve to die. >> deadly physical force was not the ultimate recourse, and it didn't have to be. you have to ask yourself as americans is it okay for that to happen? it can happen to you. if we are okay with that,

they deny global climate change and evolution.hey deny that barack obama was born in the united states of america. these people are not driven by facts, but by much scarier voices they hear. although watching the ads, there is far more scary than those ads, that we all may be living in yurtz. >> i live in western rural massachusetts where people live in yurts, you don't want to live there, don't go through the debt ceiling. are there places where you see the shutdown maybe having a bigger impact? >> i think the races, where they work for the federal government and depend on it. i saw this, because i'm kind of a nerd about the politics. there is a story about west branch, iowa, where the library was shut down because of the shutdown, and as a result, local businesses which depend on the people who come through town and stop at the library, like the local coffee shops, everything like that, they have seen the revenues drop 75%, places where there is a lot of government jobs and other places that depend on the government jobs, those

health care to millions, and denying the impact of their reckless shutdown, they're also denying their recent history. yes, leave it to former president, bill clinton, to offer a gentle reminder, as he defended the health care law on sunday in virginia. >> look at america today. we have got to implement this health care law the computer deal will get fixed up. don't worry about that. everybody has forgotten, by the way, that when president george w. bush, a republican, put that medicare part d drug program in, it was more unpopular than the health care law, and they had terrible problems with the computers. >> terrible problems with computers. you see? but never fear. our 30 rock neighbors over at "saturday night live," they got the answers. >> if our site keeps freezing, we've also provided links to other helpful websites, such as kayak.com. where you can purchase airline tickets to canada and buy cheaper prescription drugs. >> now, listen. canada has already given us ted cruz, so i think they've done just about enough. let's get right to our panel. with us from washington is dana mil

he does not deny that the church played a role in the scandal. after all, tens of thousands of faithful investors lost everything. >> when a test like this comes, like what has happened at the diocese, then human weakness is to blame. a few people simply did not account properly, and maybe they were a bit too imaginative. >> has left the church owing banks about 37 million euros and fighting for survival. nearly all of its property, including the archbishop's residence, have an mortgage. -- have been mortgaged. the bankrupt -- the bank next door has even gone to court to get the money it is owed. at sunday mass in the cathedral of saint john the baptist, many are praying that the diocese will make it through. it is little comfort that the church leaders have said the profits from the investment firms will be used to finance pastoral work in the congregation. the moral responsibility remains a heavy burden. church leaders continue to insist that the diocese violated church laws with its speculative ventures. the bishop has just written -- returned

and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. >>> kgo -- live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> bart trains are running but under a cloud of work stoppage as they iron out a deal. >> thank you for joining us. bart and union negotiators are trying to end the commuter strike net. abc7 news reporter matt keller is at the israel building in oakland where talks are going on. matt? >> negotiators arrived the past 45 minutes with hopes for a deal as bart riders express frustration with how long it is taking for the negotiations. >> union negotiators in the federal mediator runed for more bargaining after another session ended in the early hours of the morning. neither side is saying anything specific. the negotiators say they are optimistic. they are not taking the possibility of a strike off the table. >> we will do everything we can to avert a strike. that doesn't mean we are not ready for a strike. that doesn't mean we are not able to pull off work action. we don'

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the judge also denied a separate request for a 90 day delay implementing the fingerprint license and aspect of the law. they say the fight is not over. >> this is not a ruling on the merits of the arguments. the fat lady has not sung or taken the stage yet. we now have a framework for how we will move forward and how the plaintiff will press their case. >> advocates now plan to seek a permanent injunction to block the law. >> how police are going to enforce the new cell phone and the belt laws. how troopers are targeting drivers who violate the new law. we are joined live in towson area >> state police were generous with a warning today. there is still a lot of confusion about what falls under the held -- hand-held cell phone then. not all hands-free device are created equal. iate police say the earbuds came with my iphone are illegal to use while driving if i used both at the same time. if i only use one, it is ok. most of the drivers we thought they were following the law. where at least they put their phones down by the time police pulled up beside them. this sergeant is getting c

the white house denies that.ongressman peter king and former vice president dick chaney said the u.s. should stop apologising for the nsa surveillancism. >> overall intelligence is important and need to be preserved. >> the reality is the nsa saved thousands of lives, not just in the united states, but france and germany and throughout europe. the french are ones to talk - the fact is they've carried out spying against the united states - both government and industry. >> jeanne shaheen of new hampshire takes a different stance, calling on the nsa to come clean about surveillance programs. >> i think the revelations from edward snowden and the secrets that have been revealed are doing significant damage to our bilateral relationships with germany, with mexico, with the other countries where the suggestion is that we've listened in. we have repair twork do. we have hard questions we need to ask of the nsa about what is happening in the program. >> meanwhile - former secretary of state all saints anglican church is

france has denied sending envoys.hat are your thoughts on how exactly the release of these hostages might have taken place? >> i have a lot of questions about it. was this a military action? if money was paid, which group was this? i have more questions than anything else concerning this. i am pleased that they are released. >> you mentioned these different actions of al qaeda. talk us through these different factions. >> you have -- who was involved with the attack in january 2013. he leads one faction. now, you have the other group in west africa which joined up. there are competing islamist groups in the sahara. >> tell us a bit more about the history of this conflict in niger and why al qaeda has taken on so much importance there in recent years. >> first, it is a country that is impoverished. you have safe havens there for these type of operations. it was formed as a franchise of al qaeda. you have a lot of states that are weak. there is a lot of contraband, drug trafficking going on. it is a complicated situatio

because they continue to deny palestinians the right to a -- sovereign state they say.ple here say that when raids of the compound in jerusalem are allowed and settlements are built next though sacred shrines israel is undermining jordan's role. but it has allowed jordan a good international standing and foreign aid coming from west er countries. the two countries do see eye to eye when it comes to regional issues such as syria, with their security and stability on their minds, jordan and israel having increased their control and cooperation. >>> two people are dead after fighting between police and supporters in the capitol of dahka. thousands turned out to demand that the government resign. >> reporter: people are worried that the violence of today will spill over into the coming days. the opposition leader has announced a 60 day [ inaudible ] these are general strikes when transportation is shut down and bidses are forced to shutdown. these strikes have a severe impact on the economy, so the public are worried of what this might mean for them, and they are really hop

but gensler is denying those claims. >> that was based on -- they are running a campaign with dirty politics. dirty tricks. >> the henchman he is allegedly referring to is the commander of the executive security in detail. they are standard behind statements that were made by at least seven troopers regarding concern about the attorney general. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> opening statements take place in the trial of a police officer accused of shooting a police recruit. william kerns faces charges of second-degree assault and reckless endangerment. prosecutors say he used a handgun with live ammunition when he shot raymond gray during assignment. >> vi ripken is involved in another incident. someone armed with a gun intended to carjacker in a parking lot in aberdeen. fobhe was able to honor key hit the panic button that sounded the alarm and the gentleman walked off. an atm camera got a picture of the suspect and he was arrested about a mile from the bank. airport.rees at the >> a developing story from over

. >> reporter: they denied clients abandoned that a staff of three were enough.te guidelines require adequate staffing. the owners asked for a hearing with the judge. has had problems with state reg ulthors. the sheriff told me there is a criminal investigation but no arrests are imminent. >>> celebrity chef guy fierri took off to testify in a murder case about his pricey sports car allegedly stolen by the defendant. he's a tv permanent who -- á personality who likes to talk but his testimony went something like this. >> nope, see you later. >> it was his lam bord genie that tangled the celebrity chef. wade is accused of stealing his car while it was at a san francisco car dealership in 2011. >> my car is a very small, quite frankly, might be inconsequentiel. there's a bigger issue on the table. >> reporter: prosecutors said wade stole the lam bor genie in an attempt to impress a 19-year-old woman. wade is accused of riding a motorcycle next to the woman and her boyfriend while they were in a car, opening fire, but missing. >> wade was arrested at a storage unit

the old expression that justice denied or justice delayed is justice denied applies.et an approval or rejection there is nothing you can do. >> while this is all happening the eyes of the country on washington, d.c. with the partial shutdown. how do you see that ending? >> well i hope it ends soon. we have 2.1 million federal workers, about 400,000 are idled but the president used that idling to target some guys. i will be with the mayor of washington, d.c. later today trying to get the senate to allow the district of columbia to at least spend their own money. this is money that they tax themselves for, that is being held up through a technicality that harry reid will not allow to be waived. >> how much longer? >> i'm hoping -- bill: i'm sure you thought about it. are republicans united? what is your sense of that? >> republicans are united. we want to get to real entitlement reform. now the affordable care act is huge entitlement program. social security, medicare, medicaid, food stamp program, "60 minutes" how they dealt with the disability waste and abuse we need

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