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the students who come from afar to receivan education here in san francisco and bring theater to life in the community. the thing is that this passion and dedication is much too big for simply 30 grant and deserves to be expanded father which is why we are excited and determined to bring this life to the strand in this area. along abandoned movie and vaudeville theater, dark and dilapidated and a community in need to serve it. by creating this theater we are confident we can provide art, diversity, education, and most importantly a new home for connecting act's community with the diverse bay area community and beyond. the strand is an opportunity to do all these things and we can have diversity throughout. >> thank you. >> come on up. let me read a couple more names. (calling speakers). >> okay. good afternoon. my name is tiand i am a third year student in act's for acting. i joined this because it's one of the top in the nation and it's commitment to company. this idea of building a community of artists that support each other. it ren enriches us and showns through in the work that w

from afar they look like regular kayakers, but let's get a little bit closer. competitors are actually paddling in giant pumpkins. >> pretty cool. >> yeah. and while pumpkins aren't known for their buoyancy, they ended up making pretty decent pvcs. you know what that is bill? that's a personal vegetable craft. >> nice. >> all for a good cause. they were raising money for charity. >> didn't know there was that many big pumpkins. >> i know. >>> and at one soapbox race in hong kong creativity outweighed construction. they were maybe a little too focused on unique designs like a meat drenched ride appropriately crafted by a butcher. the cars had a tough time staying on the racetrack. yeah. slick roads and numerous obstacles made for quite a few crashes along the course. unsurprisingly most contestants did confirm they spent more time decorating than making sure their cars went straight, but they looked good doing it. it's like girls that wear high heels that are too high. >> they seemed appropriately sponsored by red bull. they seem to sponsor everything that has d

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finding a human being on think is something that i don't certainly think is so wonderful to watch from afar but i would certainly be a bit terrified of being inside that machine these men are not they've been training for years for the moment now it's impossible to tell what each man was thinking but it is absolutely certain the moment that neither of these men will ever forget and. for. the. next with the business there us now after buying a b.p. is one of the biggest deals in the energy sector ever are minority shareholders benefiting from it well they sure will and not just from the sheer increase market capitalization of the company rosneft actually plans to pay a quarter of its profits in dividends that's according to the company's head eager said chen he also said rosneft will work with the piano variety of new project says partners for third largest oil company. has been co owned by b.p. and its russian partners are and the end of the day b.p. will get twelve billion dollars in cash and twenty percent in rosneft stock for half of. rosneft will buy the other half of the company from a

things but it is really my privilege not to introduce a lady to you who i have watched really from afar. i have really just had the pleasure of meeting ms. davis in the last few years. i can remember when i first saw her on tv and thought, here is a woman filled with dignity and compassion, so articulate, and she really helped us to understand what was happening in the world. you know, most of you know that ms. davis was the first black female journalist in the west. and she really did change the face and focus of news. she has recently written a book that is very important, both for her but for us, because it really tells the story of her life and all that has gone on in the world she has lived in. my angelo was quoted as saying "no people can say they understand the times in which they have lived unless they have read this book." the name of that book is "never in my wildest dreams." belva davis. [applause] [applause] >> listen, thank you very much for that generous round of applause. i am going to start out by boring you, telling you what my mourning has been like. because i am is no

sending a human being off into space something that i can certainly say it's a wonderful to watch from afar but i would certainly be a bit terrified of being inside that machine for these men are not they've been training for years for this moment. all right dimitri joins us from the business desk with russ knapp following up the piece we have a new richest russian person who could that be to enter and that would be the former well actually right now he's still a shareholder in t. n.k.v.d. vic sort of x. about he becomes number one with the round seventeen billion dollars of wealth he's replaced under shadow spano and that's as a role snafus basically agreed to by up t m k v p in its entirety now russia's largest oil company c. and k.b.p.s. been coned by b.p. and its russian partners. now the end of the day b.p. will get twelve billion. dollars in cash and twenty percent just a little bit less than that in rosneft stock for half of the fee the other half will be bought from. for twenty eight billion dollars providing around one the half billion dollars to the main shareholders like victor v

baby something that i don't certainly think is so wonderful to watch from afar but i would certainlybe a bit terrified of being inside that missing in court these men are not they've been training for years for that moment now it's impossible to tell what he meant or what thinking but it is absolutely certain the moment that neither of these men ever forget the ignition lift off blasting off into the heavens for mission control it's now a routine trip but for these men it's their first mission to the international space station and their debut journey aboard a soyuz rocket. a day before liftoff russian cosmonauts one of levinsky is going to to real ken and u.s. astronaut kevin ford met the press. each of us has piloted an airplane we've only sent rockets down now will have to fly up into space inside i'm not feeling i think is one we simply won't forget to be at the top of this joint missile construction and beneath you is so much power that even thinking about it is a bit terrifying. it's a fear their families know all too well that this is not. of course it's worrying we're nervous

it's so amazing to see it, it really is a sea of pink, but if you go and witness it, and see it from afar's spectacular. >> if you just want to show love at the national mall today, it will be a great day to get involved. take away his toys and he'll play with a stick. take away their bikes and they'll still find a way to get where they're going. but if take you away early childhood education... slash k-12 funding... and cut college aid for middle class families ... they won't go far. yet that's exactly what mitt romney wants to do... ...to pay for a $250,000 tax break for multi-millionaires. if mitt romney wins, the middle class loses. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> definitely feel the change from yesterday to today as son as you step out. >> remember yesterday i was standing outside and i had my arms around me and -- >> you looked like a blow fish. i went back to watch, it was funny. >> because you were shivering so much. >> okay, well this morning i was not in agony because the winds turned around and the temperatures are climbing out ther

coming up at 6:00 -- >> attacking each other for months from a far -- from afar president obama at mitt romney debate. breaking into offices on capitol hill. wait until you hear what they are getting away with. i am horace holmes. >> life and in hd this is abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side -- live and in hd. >> president obama and mitt romney are now in denver. the president arrived just a short time ago. it is at the university of denver. with a range of domestic issues to discuss this will be the first time they go head to head in front of millions of americans. scott thuman will be following

with an american ambassador and three others dead likely at the hands of al qaeda affiliates it's afar that the risk of conflict in the region is higher now than when the president took office. >> reporter: in israel, romney said the relationship between president barack obama and prime minister benjamin netanyahu had suffered great strains which has emboldened mutual adversaries such as iran. he said the president stood silent when iranians marched against their regime and wasn't quick enough to impose sanctions something romney has advocated for five years. >> i will not hesitate to impose new sanctions on iran and will tighten the sanctions we currently have. >> reporter: in egypt, romney >> r wiid he will include clear lenditions on aid, though he was gh he on what that meant saying only that he would pressure the pressurent to build democratic demotutions and maintain its peace treaty with israel. srael.ia, romney said the president has failed to lead and has been indifferent to the syrian's request for freedom and he would do more to help the opposition against bashar al- assad.

remember mitt romney poles at 96-0 with afar americans. is entitled to their opinion, of course! of course they are. she retweeted something from the romney campaign saying obama is not good enough on women's rights. really? should you vote for mitt romney based on women's rights? >> not now not ever! >> damn straight, come on! but you know what? it worked. she's going to be an on peers morgan. >> we have a you tube star, ask trisha and the stripper diaries. let's see why she's in favor of romney. >> i'm not saying be a republican like me, because i don't push my beliefs on people. the man i'm voting for is not heene christian, he's like mormon. romney ryan, 2012. yay! >> that's rick santorum's idea of a good catholic. you vote for the republican party see how that turns out for you. i'm going to throw both of you in the middle of the ring. watch out! i feel kind of bad and they were slightly transgender there which they're not in real life.

president obama and mitt romney have jabbed at each other from afar for weeks, but now they get to do it face to face as they get set tonight for their first debate. slipping growth hits home in china's resilient services sector. >>> and more signs of trouble for the spanish government as the latest figures show its corporate tax revenue has tumbled. mariano rajoy issues the latest denial that he's ready for a bailout. >>> we now have the latest numbers crossing for the eurozone services pmi. the september final services read coming in at 46.1. an improvement that we have seen from the 46 number. this is still the lowest level we're seeing since 2009. the forward indication 49.4. in terms of what we're seeing on the final comp sit pmi, this is above the 45.9 read that we have, but just a fraction below what we saw in august, the rate was 46.3 then. this is the lowest read since may 2009. in terms of new business number for the composite september rate, 43.8. we're still right back at some of these 2009 lows. >>> elsewhere, the numbers are not that much better. lisa has more on these n

. >> the policies of leading from behind are now compounded by the policies of leading from afar which goes right to your point of pushing the c.i.a. and other people out of their area so they could be sanctuary areas. that is an accurate assessment they are trying to create more sanctuary areas by pushing us out, our diplomats, our military. >> the c.i.a. had no public comment on our reporting. >>shepard: is the ahead of the senate intelligence community is ripping the head of intelligence for this country. >>reporter: this could be extremely significant. in a rare interview with the cbs station in san francisco, senator feinstein, the head of f the senate intelligence community leaves the blame with the nation's top intelligence officer and called imout by name in the interview. >> general clapper put out some speaking points on the initial intelligence assessment. that was possibly a mistake. >>reporter: that made a link to the youtube video clip. and senator feinstein believes the president's statement in the rose garden condemning acts of terror, covered benghazi in our opinion. >

if someone had quizzed the officials and observe the process from afar that might have been able to uncoverthere is a lot that you can do to make samere that the processs conducted in an honest and fair and open way. one more? thank you. >> i have a couple of questions. they are related. in maine we tried to pass some better idea was recenic.y but failed. students, there is no residency requirements to prove that your residence so students from other states can vote in our state elections. but there is nothing to say that they're not voting at home as well. how do you comclot that? and also, related, our secretary of state told the students that if they wanted to vote in oamer state that they could get driver's licenses and changed their aatioress and the re a blicans are saying, you don't want them to do that because that will give them in state ti'tion and back taxes will go up to support our universisc. >> well, first of all, the question of institution i think that there should be a t%de when you have to be an actr residence before you qualify for in-state tuition for his the way to han

the well known and powerful those who only admired him from afar and those who knew him the longest andst. about 1,000 people have crowded to san francisco's city hall to honor his memory. we heard from classmates at uc berkeley and uc hastings law school and from his brother who's a district u.s. attorney and his sister who's a doctor in seattle and a half sister who's in medical school and what they said brought laughter and tears. >> it's not important who your mother is only. i'm not just important who your father is but it's very important who your big brother is. and we had the very best. >> reporter: what would the world be like if only a fraction of its people had the mind set and acted in the way that he did? stay positive, be humble, do it right. and he definitely did it right. >> as our father said best, at 5:00 a.m. on september 12, he made it to the top, he tried his best. he was a great brother. and i couldn't agree more. >> reporter: siblings explaining why they loved their big brother long before most of us had ever heard of the ambassador john christopher stevens who wa

king participating as a player, if he was particularly young and nimble, and sometimes observing from afar as his team and opponents played out the game. keach: for the ancient maya, the ball court was not just a place to spend a pleasant afternoon. it was also an arena for a deadly form of theater. captives from neighboring cities were sometimes forced to play. they of course were pre-ordained to lose and were then killed in a sacrificial ceremony. the ancient maya viewed the ball game as a metaphor for the struggle of good against evil, in which the king is hero. it was the king who personally captured the victim-players. so the ball court provided another opportunity for maya rulers to focus public attention on themselves. archaeologist arthur demarest. these maya ceremonial centers were giant stages. they were theaters in which the rituals of the maya state were displayed. the sacrifices, the bloodlettings, the ball games -- all of these things were mechanisms by which rulers tried to reinforce their power to generate greater prestige through ritual display. but it's a weak source of p

kind of a coldness there just from viewing it from afar. >> it is rough, buddy.t is a rough campaign. i had a feeling this would get uglier in the next 18 days. it was good to have them at least show the public that maybe they can still have a sense of humor. >> it seemed heart fefelt when y talked about each other's family and good to have a cardinal between them. >> neither political party right now, the operatives, have no sense of humor anymore. luke russert, thank you very much. this morning early christmas presents for political junkies. it's a string of fiery and feisty senate debates in some of the toughest senate races in the country. a best of, if you will. we begin in ohio. republican josh mandel accused each other of hitting new lows in their senate race. >> senator, you are a liar. you are falsely attacking me and i won't stand for it. you might want to push people around in washington but europe not going to push me around. >> josh mandel as we know has trouble telling the truth. you can't trust josh mandel to do his job, to show up for work. >> tha

. >> i have been to a lot of democratic conventions and witnessed republican ones from afar.is the only time i saw convention and actually looked like the country. >> is seen to indicate a new dawn, that now politics was not only the preserve of older, white men. >> probably the last and scripted convention in american political history. i don't think anyone wanted to take a chance to get at something so organic and natural and spontaneous. >> many of the opponents called it the convention of hippies, dippies, and jane fonda. joining together of some many causes, if you will, and the democratic party's platform was incredible. we had planks in that platform never seen before. gay-rights, broadbased, real civil rights enforcement, abortion, a strong platform for women's rights. these things were unheard of prior to 1972. >> guess what, democracy in action, this was -- the peak was sing that emotion pouring out on the floor. they felt mcgovern was going to treat them fairly and do his best, which is not something we of come to expect from politicians. >> that is the highlight o

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let me talk about-- how do you-- coming from afar, both of you see this idea of rise of brooklyn. i mean, this place, because he has said it's a microcosm of the united states. >> you know, i know a lot about brooklyn because i think that brooklyn, it's part of the american immigration. >> rose: yes. >> and russians are the second diaspora in brooklyn and i feel some support for russian-speaking people. >> rose: yes. >> and for me brooklyn is like moscow. multinational, very active, gutsy. so i feel like home. and i really was surprised when i was appeared as the first foreign owner on the n.b.a. team that people were very friendly, very open minded, they stopped me on the street saying hello, let's go nets, etc., etc. so i feel surprised. >> rose: have you found good russian food in brooklyn? >> yeah, sure. >> rose: (laughs) the center itself, you have promised, both of you have, that this is going to be the best basketball arena in the world. >> it is. >> yes, it is. it already is. >> rose: what makes it the best basketball arena in the world. >> well, we start with what i said:

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with us from afar is steve deyse a nationally syndicated radio talk show host. we allowed you to come with a regular camera and not skype. so you have some edge up here. let's start off with michael. one of the polls is pennsylvania as well. the president is up, but i believe now about three points. that is your home state. mark murray and they like to look at state-by-state battleground polls over the national polls so many get caught up in day to day. what's your read, mike condechm? >> it's not the swing state it's cracked up to be. i will believe that it's a true swing state, tamron, when i turn on my own television at home and be inundated with commercials. right now that's just not the case, and money does talk in this circumstance. if all of a sudden both candidates commit to it or if the romney campaign forces obama top defend his turf in pennsylvania, i'll start to feel that way. right now, i don't see it. >> let me play sound, keith, from mark halpern. he was just on with andrea mitchell. here's the intel that he was able to acquire. we're talking with

president obama and governor romney have been attacking each ooher from afar. but tonnght...verything changes when the two men meet eye-tooeye.that's because they're gearrng up ffr the first presiddntial debate... in the swing state pf colorado. colorado.that's where we find heidiihatch... who's live on the university of denver campus with a preview of tooightts showdoon.good morning, heidi. heidii 3&how have the candidates been preparing? straaght ahead... straight head... american aarlines flighhs.what the company is now doing... to fix the problem.and what may be to blame. you're the one that i want nats naas plus john travolta and olivia newton john are teaming up for a new project. we'll tell you what that is... next. you'rr watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all &pmorning. 3 all morning. news.. all local.. fox 455morniig you're watching fox 45 morning all mmrning. ((break 3)) -3 hey, what are you drffee for. and i've got my pumpkin k-cup packs for at home. now i can have my pumpkin coffee any time i want it. pumpkin's perfect. it's dunkin' with the press of a bu

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. >> you watch housewives from afar.nthusiast. >> got it. >> you don't like reality television. >> do i. i backed away in the last year or two from it. i watch it to keep abreast. there's a negativity to it that i just don't want to get involved with any more. >> we both love being out in the field. the one thing about doing this job and other jobs it ties you down. ac360 ties you down a bit. >> it does. >> you still love it in. >> love it. >> how do you change what's going to go on each show. there's different groups of people that watch you at night on ac360 and people that watch daytime. what do you think about when you think about how to make a show work. >> we're a live show, covering things that happen during the day. we're also covering broader range of issues and subjects. today we're talking about hidden dangers in your house or apartment, what to look for. we found a couple who bought a meth house. nobody disclosed to them it was a meth house and actually made them sick. it seems that don't necessarily get on t

. >> the policies of leading from behind are now compounded by the policies of leading from afar whichoes right to your point of pushing the cia and other people out of their areas so there can be sang which are reareas for them. i think that is an accurate assessment that they are trying to create more sanctuary areas by pushing us out, our diplomats and military. >> reporter: dianne feinstein says that an intelligence mistake was to blame for the controversy over the attack in benghazi and what caused it, and she is blaming the director of national intelligence james clapper, you see him there on the right, the nation's top intelligence official. quote, i think we do know what happened now, there is no question but that it was a terrorist attack. there is no question but that the security was inadequate, and i think that there is no question that we need to work on our intelligence. feinstein also says it was probably a mistake by the director of national intelligence james clapper to put out talking points on the initial assessment, which apparently implied that link to the video, j

as the victims' families watch from afar they say they are actually happy the suspects are being givenense lawyers so justice can be served as effectively as possible. >> they are getting the best defense, they are getting everything and then some, and things are being done right, and we are happy about that, because we don't want anything to have to come up on appeal, that would be -- i don't know. we are very happy with both side with what is going on. bill: a judge ruled the defendants do not have to attend the rest of these pretrial proceedings. martha: the food and drug administration now expanding their investigation into that deadly meningitis outbreak spreading across the nation. the centers for disease control have confirmed at least 214 cases of this disease linked to epidural steroid injections. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta. what is this expanded investigation now mean, jonathan? >> reporter: yeah, hi, martha, the new england compounding center had already voluntarily recalled all of its products. what you're going to see is expanded monitoring of patients, not only th

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i know you're watching this from afar.and got out of the neighborhood, right? >> yes. and also i learned yesterday, we returned back to rockaway and i work for the councilman and we tried to get people president obama leave and they didn't heed the warnings and they stayed behind and that's my concern right now and it's the concern of everybody from the community is the safety of our friends and family that they didn't want to leave. >> steve: absolutely. we had the councilman on a little while ago. he said in that particular neighborhood, the houses were real close to each other. >> brian: they were attached, i think. >> steve: yeah. one right after another, like box cars. do we have any idea what caused the fire? >> i think some of the transformers on top of the towers, some of the wires may have hit the water would have started the fires. but with the heavy winds and lack of any first responders due to the flooding, the fire just spread very quickly in different areas. i myself stayed up very late. i just woke up a litt