and dorothea lang: the louise lovitt collection is set to open this january. ellen thinks many museums would have wanted to host this exhibit. but there's just one she wanted to share it it with. >>> a south bay man overcomes challenges to find inspiration. but he didn't let his disability get in the way of art, next on "bay area proud." am i actually pushing these guys who ran out of gas six miles on a lonely highway? or is this a metaphor for how i'm constantly pushing myself to make a tastier sandwich? like my new pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich with spicy pepper jack cheese, spicy ranch, and spicy all-white-meat chicken. but judging from the third-degree sunburn, and the fact that i can't feel my legs, i'd say i'm actually pushing this car. there's gotta be a better way to get new customers. the pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich. taste it before it's gone. yep, i'm lost. >>> there are many works of art that you can tell by looking at them they were a challenge to create. others you can tell just by meeting the artist. that's the case for sa

lang, ph.d./director, brookings mountain west: "there was just a lot of voter discontent especially in the upper midwest, especially in rural counties." republicans missed this year.... according to brookings mountain west director robert lang. lang joined other panelists at u-n-l-v to share their post-election analysis. while lang says the midwest went in a completely different direction from what polls predicted...he believes nevada will continue to trend blue for the general election in 2018. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> and president obama spent the day in greece... the first stop of his final overseas trip as president. he says part of his mission is to reassure allies concerned about e also at issue is whether the u-s will keep its commitments to defend europe. with brexit, unemployment, a refugee crisis,and the rise of nationalist groups... europe is on edge about the possibility of america retreating from global leadership. trump has assured the president he will stand by nato./// ((kirsten joyc

which lang picked up from de detreich.ly be from the end of the year 75% of the time, giving you average game of 2.5%. now that is enough to make me think bullish. and the medium return between the election and year's send 3.2%. overall average is dragged down by the financial crisis. you got take that one. typically as long as economy is on firm footing and not recession like 2008 or recession like in 2000, most of the time s&p gives you excellent post election gains considering the recent gdp and employment numbers like the one on friday, this pattern suggests we should be in pretty good shape. the second pattern is november and december tend to be very good months historically. not just in election years. going back to 1950 s&p has only closed out the month of november beneath the lows five times and december tends to be even better. s&p and only ended december beneath its november lows once. once since 1950. that's why lang thinks the odds favor the bulls. however, the charts themselves have been pretty darn ugly latel

. >>> you might have heard of dorothea lang, a well-known american photographer. her work documenting depression-era farmers and migrants is legendary. >> the discovery of a handful of new images is news. what one peninsula woman is doing with them makes it a bay area proud story. here is garvin thomas. >> janelle, dorothea lang was a portrait forever in san francisco before she became well-known. now her images are yielding benefits for a small bay area art museum. >> reporter: there's more than one way to be put on the map. sure, though tucked away off a busy el camino real, you'll find the peninsula museum of art on any street map of burlingame. but how does a small, relatively new museum specializing in living northern california artists put itself on the map of the art world? well, ellen chong, one of the museum's dedicated volunteers has a plan. one she's pretty excited about. >> i was actually welling up with tears, because it just means so much. >> reporter: it all has to do with something that's been tucked away on the floor of ellen's closet for quite so

it matches a tommy lang. 2 push-in robberies on his sheet. uh, well, as--as far as, uh, this denise abby told me about, uh... ar abby said. this lang gave his parole officer a good address 7 weeks ago. let's try that. thinking abby's former lover might've hired the guy? yeah. uh...that'd be the scenario. hmm. 3 hours' sleep, and you guys drag me in. all right, look, sam, you don't want to be complainin' about no sleep. all right? that's right. did you call your girlfriend julie's family yesterday saying she didn't show up to see you? yeah. i talked to her on the phone. she was gonna pick me up, and then, uh, she blew me off. hmm. 'cause julie hasn't been seen since. oh, so that's how you're gonna be, huh? you go ahead and you ask julie's cousin that i called to tell her julie never showed. you got your alibi tied up in a nice bow. that's what happened, my man. you see, sam, i say alibi, and you don't even blink. that must've went right by me. hey! hey! you shoot a girl in the head, you burn her past recognition. you're gonna sit here and crac

"lang is questionable for this week. so too, david bakteari told me it's day to day on his situation. if he "my biggest point is hey man play your game, don't over think it. it is really difficult but i mean honestly,it's not. just play your game and everything else sorts itself out." "i think you just have to adjust slightly. you have to make sure those guys get comfortable early, maybe you know slide don's way couple times. get him comfortable or give jason some help inside and out." "continuity may be out the window but the packers know their protection still needs to be as tight as possible for aaron rodgers on sunday. at lambeau filed, tim van vooren, fox 6 sports." the running back carousel continues for the packers as they have claimed christine michael off of waivers today. he was cut by the seahawks yesterday after seattle looked to be bringing back thomas rawls from injury. in a corresponding move, the packers have placed don jackson on injured reserve. the odds say that the badgers should be planning a trip to

elaine degeneres, stephen lang. what were you doing in new york? >> i was with the rochester philharmonic orchestra for a few days. >> just as a guest, or did you play with them, or what? >> yes, i played. did a concerto-- >> in rochester? >> did a little conducting and-- >> in rochester? >> yes, and it was very, very cold. >> it stays cold in rochester about when? next june? something like that? >> well, let's put it this way, summer is on july 4th. >> anyway, how many of you remember when you were in school, uh, and you would do something-- you got caught goofing off or something, and the teacher would write it down and say, "this will become part of your permanent record." remember that? [ applause ] >> that happened to me. >> did you ever have visions years later, your boss calling you in and saying-- >> yes. >> "we just looked at your permanent record--" [ laughter ] "you threw a sandwich at peggy malkovich in the 3rd grade?" [ laughter ] but teachers did that they'd say-- and you thought forever, this would be part of your permanent record. w

don barclay is lang's likely replacement at right guard.. "i'm comfortable. i've done it before. you know, like i said, i'm gonna prepare the same way and i'm going about this week like any other week. just staying true to my set, trying to stay fundamentally sound and just execute that and give great effort." guys who always gives great effort, which is part of the reason why this scene last night at carolina is so tough to watch.... the veteran linebacker is sobbing on the field before being carted off.... today he is in the league's concussion protocol.... the former league defensive player of the year does have a history of slow recoveries from concussions.... it could be blow-out city tomorrow in the big ten.... four teams are twenty plus point favorites, including the badgers at purdue... best high school teams in the state get to do their thing at camp randall stadium.... brookfield east rides the five rushing touchdowns of sam sanitago- lloyd to a 42-36 win over monona grove for the division two championship this afternoon.... the five td's is more than anyone else has ev

dorothea lang is known for her iconic images of farmers in the early 1900s. so the discovery of even a handful of never-before-displayed images is a pretty big deal. what one peninsula woman is doing with those pictures makes it a "bay area proud" story. here is "today in the bay's" garvin thomas. >> before dorothy took her most iconic images, she was a portrait photographer in san francisco. it's where she took a picture of and became lifelong friends with ellen chong's grandmother. it's a relationship that is about to yield benefits for a small bay area art museum. there's more than one way to be put on the map. sure, though tucked away off a busy el camino real, you will find the museum of art on any map. how does one small museum put itself on the map of the art world? well, ellen chong, one of the museum's dedicated volunteers, has a plan. one she's pretty excited about. >> i was actually welling up with tears because it just means so much. >> reporter: it all has to do with something that's been tucked away on the floor of ellen's closet for quite some

. >> you may have heard of dorothy lang. >> a discovery of a handful of images is big news.hat one woman is doing with them makes it a bay area proud story. >>> before dorothy lang took her most iconic images she was a portrait photographer in san francisco where she took a picture of and became lifelong friends with ellen chong's grandmother. >> there is more than one way to be put on the map. sure, tucked away you will find the peninsula museum of art on any street map. but how does a small, relatively new museum specializing in living north californiian artists put itself on the map of the art world? ellen chong, one of the museum's dedicated volunteers has a plan one that she is pretty excited about. >> i was welling up with tears. because it just means so much. >> it has to do with something that has been tucked away on the floor of ellen's closet for some time. >> i had them in my possession for three decades. in my fire safe. >> more than 20 prints by the legendary photographer. they are pieces of family history. >> that is my mother as a young girl, walking on a bar

"spriggs came lang. barclay was back out on the practice field wednesday after injuring a shoulder in pregame before the redskins contest. in green bay tim van vooren fox 6 sports." the news is much brighter for the badgers, just keep winning and the rest will take care of itself. a win against minnesota saturday or a nebraska loss on friday puts them in the big ten championship game. but first things first saturday is a chance to celebrate the seniors. "it's their last home game in camp randall and i think it's really special for the families and their loved them through this journey." as the bucks get ready for friday night's game against toronto at the bradley center, they were able to give their thanks to others today. at their practice they welcomed more than 30 active and veteran members of the military. after the team's workout, the military personnel were able to spend time with the players and coaches. "to see them come down and say thank you for having us here something right, but for us to get

lang was not supposed to practice today, but he surprised his coach and did some limited work today. he has been battling a nagging injury that forced him in and out of the falcons game sunday, lang maintains the injury won't get better or worse by playing. and he just has to play through the pain, which his teammates have noticed. >> you have to get up and go do your job. i have the same mindset. i have always been a cai, i want guy. that is what i take a lot of pride in, that i can stay out there with the guys and contribute. stephen: coming up in our next half hour, paul chryst and the badger football team reacts to the big 10's announcement to plus, how close are the brewers to operate of their own? joyce: election day is just days thanks. away. kathy: and if you haven't voted already there a few things about , the ballot you need to know about. we break down what's different this time around. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously

. >> reporter: in september, david lang spoke at secretary of state scientists are making waves. while using her drone in 2014, laura james noticed sick and dying sea stars near her home in seattle. she began documenting the devastation and stharg whharing scientist thousands. they believe it is tied to climate change. >> if you are inviting everyone to get involved. science becomes more than a headline. something that people are engaged in. >> they have created an online scout troop exploring a reef and an activist in puget sound can share. trident creators hope this is just the beginning of many underwater adventures. when i look at the water, i see not just the surface but murky deep below. and i want to know more about >>> tommy hilfiger one of the biggest nations in american fashion. no formal atraining in clothing design or business. but now runs a company worth billions. how he did it the subject of his new memoir "american dreamer." gail king paid him a visit. tommy, you dreamed of living in a house like this? >> yes. >> what is great about my life. i have been able to re

i love new year's eve-- getting dressed up, dancing, singing auld lang syne. out with the old, in with the new. i'm trying to coax a computer phobic doctor into the 20th century. i'm really glad you asked me. aah! oh, my god! bert! bert! stand back. give him some room. i'll call for the red gurney. get me a blood pressure cuff. he just lost it. and an o2 tank and an airway. stat! [kid] ray, what's wrong with bert? ray, get the kids out. all right. o.k., o.k. o.k. it's all right. dr. howser to the e.r. dr. howser to the e.r. hey, doog. how's bert? what's wrong with him? i've stabilized him in the e.r. how are the kids? pretty shaken up. i drove them to the center. i need to know what's going on. so far we know what he doesn't have. his cbc and blood chemistries were negative. has he had this kind of episode before? i don't know. well, we'll know more this afternoon. you've got to help him. take it easy, ray. we're working on it. hey, ray, doc. thank you. what's going on? he refuses to sign his admission papers. i don't think i need any more attention. you were

if you don't want to run -- walkers are welcome to participate and anyone can or family run -- matt lange -- fox 28 news. next on the fox 28 news at nine --a thanksgiving that's out of this world-the special way one team is celebrating the holiday together that we'll likely never experience. that will likely never experienced. >> 6000 american service members are celebrating because of the army's cooks they are getting a taste of home. box 20 news reporter holly williams reports from northern iraq. >> reporter: many of them not long out of high school. they are american soldiers in the fight of -- against isis. >> it's a long way from home for private first class. men casa learn -- southern california. >> i came out of basic. >> many others were children when the u.s. invaded iraq in 2003. they told us they don't know much about america's recent history here. five years after they u.s. said are now 60 -- 6000 service members back in the country again. >> is private is caught with the security in the command center launching airstrikes on isis. >> you could give your life to protect others

[inaudible] i like to introduce stalia lang who will be giving a presentation. this is district 10 neighborhood transportation improvement program. one the capital projects that supervisor cohen supported the advanssment of and so this is a report out as the project is entering its draft final report stage squz report to the committee on the findings and recommendations. >> talia, i am a planner at livable and sustainable streelts at mta and here to talk about our work so far on this project. the hairball. to let you knewhat we have done and next steps. to give background before i run through the presentation, in 2012 the department of planning produces the cesar chavez community design plans which had safety recommendation for the hairball and map to separate the hairball in areas to sedge recommendations for improvement by segment. last year mta and public works were-received funding through district 10 and sfcta to study key segments and produce preliminary design jz do land surveys and also produce overall planning level lighting plan and cost estimate for t

trident is the newest model to come out o campaign launched by david lang and eric stackpole. >> designed it to be excellent going in long straight lines. >> while technology is complex, the idea is simple. let anyone become an explorer, a so-called citizen scientist. >> what are you hoping to accomplish? >> my hope is we can get 10,000 more eyes in the water looking at parts of the world no one has seen before. in the past exploration has been always the famous explorers who do their expedition and come back and show you what they found. >> reporter: under sea exploration began with jacques cousteau in the 1940s. in 2013, oscar winning director james cameron designed and built a one man sub, to explore the deepest part of the pacific, nearly 7 miles down. trident can dive the length of a football field. but that's deep enough to explore countless ship wrecks. give that to everyone. they have been used to find ancient mayan pottery in mexico. used to explore under the ice, some people took them to mt. everest explored a lake one of the highest altitude lakes. >> last summer he sent his dr

ocean observation network in the world, and it's powered by people. >> reporter: in september, david lang spoke at secretary of state washington, d.c. he talked how open rov citizen scientists are making waves. while using her drone in 2014, laura james noticed sick and dying sea stars near her home in seattle. she began documenting the devastation and sharing with scientist thousands. they believe it is tied to climate change. >> if you are inviting everyone to get involved. science becomes more than a headline. something that people are engaged in. >> they have created an online global community where a boy scout troop exploring a reef and an activist in puget sound can share. trident creators hope this is just the beginning of many underwater adventures. when i look at the water, i see not just the surface but murky deep below. and i want to know more about i love you so much. that's why i bought six of you... for when you stretch out. that's why you will stay in this drawer... forever. i can't live without you. and that's why i will never, ever wash you. protect your clothes from the

lang on the offensive line. they and cornerback damarious randall listed as out for sunday's game at washington. washington.also out... linebacker jake ryan, which linebacker. and that's if ?he? plays. matthews has missed the last three games with his hamstring issues. expt joe thomas and safety morgan burnett to come and help fill that void too. just like last week, the badgers playing purdue as big favorites.... 26.5 point favorites over the biolermakers. a win would bring them closer to clinching the big ten west division. of course, the sixth-ranked badgers control their own destiny as far as winning the big ten... just keep winning! we gotta make sure we put the focus on what we can control. and we know they're a good team. their record doesn't matter. we have to be the best team that day. 3 captioning sponsored by cbs the right.: trump steers to three conservatives are picked to head his national security and law enforcement teams. also tonight, the president-elect settles avoiding a federal fraud trial ov

t-j lang will be a long shot to play, and elise menaker has the other bad injury news from green bay. ((elise menaker says head coach mike mccarthy announced at his weekly news conference that eddie lacy and sam shields will be placed on so it doesn't look like the packers run game will be getting back to full force, any time soon.))((mike mccarthy says well we'll never be like the first couple of weeks. stating the obvious, eddie lacy is not part of it. eddie brings a different style. when you don't have one of those guys you consider a primary playmaker, you want them to touch the ball 15 times a game, that's a lot of touches. because if you can get the ball to your people through run and pass 50 plus, you're day on offense.so that's what you really gotta look for in how you distribute those other opportunities. you take that one primary player out of the equation, obviously those opportunities have to go to someone else. or two or three other people so what they do with those opportunities is really the key.))((elise menaker says and take the last four games. aaron rodgers has eith

the packers already rule t-j lang and jake ryan out for sunday night. but washington cornerback josh norman says aaron rodgers compares to triple h when he's on the field. ((josh norman says we're facing definitely a cerebral assassin in that guy over there. i know how he works, so i'm looking forward to it. we've always got to elite like that, so i'm looking forward to the challenge. marquette and pitt in the 2k classic in nyc. the transfer andrew rousey boom shaka laka making a big impact with the 3. marquette trailing the panthers 73-71 late in the john, we're giving you a raise. but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 50 megs. that's 8x faster than dsl. this internet speed is sick. get 15 meg internet starting at $39.99 a month. call now. g reat for kids to stream scary shows while not cleaning their room. you'll also get our exclusive 1-hour arrival window, a money-bac

. >> packers already ruled tj lang and jake ryan out for sunday. kirk cousins says he's good to go against green bay. >> i'm ready for every single game. it's not now it's sunday night and it's aaron rodgers. i need to try now. you play hard every game. whether it's aaron rodgers or anybody else, they're all really, really good. you better bring it every sgle play. one step the wrong way could be a difference in a win or a loss. >> in our final segment, how a >> welcome back. theadgers and boilermakers tomorrow. next week they ht minnesota. seems like just yesterday they were at milwaukee marquette. now he realizes the clock is ticking on his wisconsin career. step back and appreciate all the things that you get to do hre as an athlete, the game, and things like that. >> the marquee matchup. the bucks host kevin durant at thedl center tomorrow t. >> christh panthers up tw eagleo we'll feature ton granado next week. tonight, jake linhart. badgers best start since 2010. congratulations to the -- native that finishes third at the truck chase in homest

fox's amy lang is live in columbus, ohio, with the latest. amy? >> reporter: well, the police cars are no longer here in the area. we just left a candlelight vigil where people have come together to pray. folks are really shaken here on the campus of the ohio state university. many people just before 10:00 this morning getting an alert on their smartphones that there was an active shooter situation urging them to run, hide and fight. it concerned out it was a student, an 18-year-old somali refugee, taken his car, jumped the curb and gone into a crowd of people on the sidewalk. when people ran to his aide to see if he was okay he got a butcher knife out and started stap stabbing people. fortunately there was a campus police officer in the area on another issue that acted quickly and shot and killed the student by the name of abdul razak ali artan. now investigators are taking a look to determine what the motivation was, why in the world would he do sufficient a thing. >> the officer was on the scene in less than a minute. he ended the situation in

revamped interior offensive line with blaine taylor left guard, cory winsly at center and donny for tj lang at right guard collectively face the biggest challenge on the field for the packer monday night. a do. an innocent force, with long arms and big hands and made seven tackles behind the line of scrimmage and four snaps. betty logan has long arms and a run stopping giant who has two sacks and blocked a point after 50 students from a local youth group met for a meal at pizza hut after they surprised their $1300. the students say it was something they wanted to do to bring others joy. the servers say it inspires them to pay it forward not bad, you can do a lot with that. >> boy, today was a nice day, and a tip for weather -- no. 48 tomorrow after a morning low of 34. it will be a great evening outdoors if you have any plans like going to the movies or dinner. 51 for monday, windy and rainy. 52 on tuesday and a cold comes through that drop us to 40. >> yeah, exactly. not bad. thank you for joining us today. we hope to see you back here at rtisement for time life. they say if you look an an

two big names still missing along the offensive line, including t-j lang who hasn't played since the tennessee game with a foot injury and center j-c tretter. those absences mean corey linsley and so larger roles tonight. just as big a story, a few players who haven't been ruled out. damarious randall is questionable, but if he plays, it's a world of difference for the secondary. clay matthews isn't even on the injury report this week, so he's good to go. they fit a whirlwind tour of new york city into just a few days..and capped it off with an appearance at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the greendale high school wisconsin tonight.the school applied to march in the parade two years ago.they were one of 7 chosen out of more than 170 groups.one student told us she was grateful for all the support.. but very surprised so many made the trip to new york city. 3:18:59-19:18 it was really cool seeing all the people, all the greendale people i was so suprised about how many greendale people were there, because when you see it on tv it just looks very crowded and full of people from new

. >>> more than four years ago tj lang became infamous we opened fire inside high school. >> his sins was life in the chest probe at that prison term is in jeopardy. bustier top minor has exclusive details of how lane and other killers could be set free. >>> he discusses with his three classmates and injuring three others. >> many found comfort knowing tj lane would never leave prison. then, somehow, he escaped. his back behind bars but that lifelong sentence is no longer a guarantee. >> proposed law could one help him win his freedom as early as age 40. the across the state were outraged that ohio lawmakers are even considering legislation. he says old wounds will be reopened and this quaint community will be re- traumatized. >> i don't understand why we're taking this decision away the judges are elected by the community and handing it to a bunch of baseless bureaucrats for the >> head to for the pain you caused this. she's koukal of the proposed law that would show mercy to a man who is shown nine. >> isermann never get a second chance to walk. there's three boys and their families

now, yes, there are injuries, but -- [ speaking in a foreign lang >> i pity the fool who thinks they can steal her purse. >> it's awesome. great story. if you want to see the entire thing, we'll stick it on our >> chris: i'm chris hansen. right now, on "crime watch daily" from here in new york... ? ? >> chris: real estate agent by day, murderous monster by night. all new developments on south carolina's of suspected serial killer. three dead bodies on his farm. >> apparently, everybody has been shot. >> chris: a chilling confession he shot up a shop. >> how do confess? >> i said a prayer. >> chris: no, did todd kohlhepp lead a coast-to-coast trail of bodies? >> he said, if somebody made the man, he would put them in a barrel and let them rot. >> chris: "crime watch daily" "crime watch daily"'s nerissa knight in spartanburg with the unsuspecting neighbors and todd's mother. >> what are you going through? >> chris: then, a beautiful socialite, and aspiring actress.

better in school and get higher grades other schools around the country run similar programs, but lange believes beloit memorial is the only school that has special needs students in charge.it makes me feel like happy and feels like you helping somebody it makes me feel really great because i'm giving back to other people that can't do laundry . those students who use the program are given laundry bags so they're not self-conscious about bringing in their dirty clothes.we want to make sure that it's as dignified for feel comfortable bringing their laundry to us once those clothes are clean, and the students' grades or attendance is up, the special needs students are given a chance to shine by teaching their friends a new skill - how to do their own laundry.i know sometimes the special ed department gets that stigma and we're trying to break that barrier as well to see that our kids are st like them and they can actually teach the program is looking for donations such as detergent, dryer sheets and laundry baskets.they're hoping other schools around the country model their programs off b

and lang link. the upgrades come out in the coming weeks. >>> a lot more to come. including something you may not know, the name and address, political affiliation, all on a website for the world to see. >> so how did the creator get all your information and the >> may have seen it on colorado boulevard. we'll explain what it is. there's no fracking but we'll explain how it can help colorado in a drought. >>> in a new poll, hillary clinton leading donald trump, we'll break down the numbers after this. . >>> i'm mitch from denver 7. >> surprising volunteers for 18 years. >> hi. >> my god. >> oh. >> you know what's happening? >> who is the seven everyday hero in your life? hclinton and on: i'm hillary e. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio

lang and running back james starks among that bunch.... bunch....the packers also getting jared cook back at practice. he's missed every game since week three against detroit with his sprained ankle. coach mike mccarthy though talked about his defense--speciaifally the pass rush ahead of practice and ahead of indianapolis. whether its through pressure for a four man rush--those are your options. you either rush against atlanta and we've corrected it with our players and now we move on to indianapolis. we'll see if the secondary survives another tough test sunday. packers and colts, a 3-25 kickoff on c-b-s 58. the packers on home game in november - they round out the month at tennessee, washington, and philly. tonight... the bucks trying to go over indiana tonight at home. giannis antetokounmpo trying to fill the box tonight again.... the only guy in the nba putting up at least 23 points, nine rebounds, five assists antwo blocks a game. 7:00 the start from the bmo russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard from a lot of people. i

the average bart john tore tore -- janitor makes $50,000 a jeer but lang jow -- a year but >> j: made $162,000 in overtime and logged 114 hours a week. >> what is wrong there is that many hours available for overtime. that is inaddictive -- indicative of a shortage. >> the average janitor in california makes $28,000. bart said it is cheaper to pay out overtime than to hire more full time staff. >> we checked the same website and we discovered three bart police officers would made more in overtime than their base salary. you can see the numbers here. we saw employees in other departments, as well, making double their base pay with overtime. we have linked this to our website at abc7news.com. >> happening now, investigators are back at the scene of the massive fire at the oakland apartment complex under construction. you can see what is left of the scaffolding loaning on the home next door. that person has been left homeless. investigators told our crew at the scene they were doing a survey to see in they could find evidence of what started the fire. the owner of the building denies the

. >> i asked lang jow jong if he would meet for an interview but he declined. he is working. >>> that is something else. it is official, recreational marijuana sales are band in san jose even if california voters pass measure to milk it legal. the city council unanimously passed urgency ordinance last night. the leaders want to avoid what happened when medical marijuana was legalized. 100 pot dispensaries popped up around san jose. the mayor liccardo said he has concerned of duis, and cultivation and the city had to hit "pause." >> the state would allow anyone to grow marijuana in the backyard but not everyone wants to live next door to the odor of marijuana growing in a backyard. >> supporters say the proposition covers the concerns in san jose and this is unnecessary. if prop 64 passes next week a person will be able to legally use recreational marijuana in san jose and elsewhere and embryo up to six plants. they would not be able to sell it. >> now there is a ground breaking this morning to expand access to the santa clara caltrain station. crews will extend

now, yes, there are injuries, but -- [ speaking in a foreign lang >> i pity the fool who thinks they can steal her purse. >> it's awesome. great story. if you want to see the entire thing, we'll stick it on our website, rightthisminute.com. torturing 27 detainees in afghanistan and other areas. prosecutors at the international court based in the netherlands say they decide imminently whether to push a full scale investigation that could lead to charges. >>> the u.s. navy joined in the effort to rescue those trapped in new zealand. in addition to navy patrol aircraft, the uss samson is

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lang were all back on the practice field. at 4-4, green bay needs to make a strong move, starting against the titans. 2009 was the last time the packers were at .500 or worse halfway through a season. then they 7-1 down the stretch to secure the first of seven straight playoff berths, but once again, history means were going to do it just the way we did last year, this is 2010 a low over again, but i don't go that way. i think that it's a bad trap to possibly fall into. the confidence i stick to is what i see each and every day. this is a good football team, and we have a chance to do good things, and the most important thing -- beat tennessee. stephanie: by the way, mccarthy turned 53 today. coming up in our second half hour, why the badger football team doesn't want to overlook the struggling fighting illni. plus, the badgers basketball team tips off their season tomorrow. why their starting five may not see a lot of playing time in the season opener. joyce: i bet the coach would like a nice win. the social media app snapch

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during lang they realized they had confused the lights. though they corrected and landed safely it became one more bit of evidence of the bright lights endangering landings. >> you just can't see. >> mike mccarron is a safety official with san francisco international airport. he serves as an aviation consultant for nbc bay area. >> it's a huge problem. when pilots are flying at night, you need at least 20, maybe 230 minutes to get your eyes sense tiesed to the darkness. >> the only trouble, when you're on final approach, you don't have 20 to 30 minutes for your eyes to adjust. only minutes to seconds. our own investigation dating back more than two years has indicated titles complaining about being blinded or disoriented by the lights at levi. >> it worries me when the proximity of a stadium to an airport has created problems for the pilots. it's no longer a failure of imagination. that's the reality. they say themselves it is a problem. >> tom ridge served as the nation's first secretary of homeland security. he's now the ceo of ridge glo

lang is a long shot to play monday against the players sidelined, the packers are not throwing in the towel. >> with the mood in that locker room, you would think the packers are writing a four-game winning streak. aaron rodgers and company know they have not played in all phases of the game, but are confident as ever. >> i think we can run the table. the offense is starting to click. we have to put more consistent from the first snap to the last. we have been clicking at times in the last few games, but i feel like it takes longer. >> i think everyone in here believes that. people are counting on us, and they wanted to fire mike back then when we lost to detroit and had to make the playoffs. that is how confident we are that the things we have done in and do it on the field. stephen: two years ago, the packers went undefeated, and now they travel to philadelphia. dan: thank you, stephen. mr. watson and i will be in philadelphia for monday night football. our coverage starts with the big 12 sports countdown to kickoff at 6:30 p.m. that's followed by the packers and eagles at 7:30 p.m.