] >> in 1968 democrats ran an ad making fun of the fact that nixon put this little known governor agnewce presidential nominee. >> the only sound was laughing until the end. [ coughing ] >> the ad range true when agnew became the only vice president in history to resign because of real charge. but these days most of the campaign comedy is found in independent ads on the internet. >> i'm asking you to vice schlep over to florida and tell them to vote. it can make a difference. you can compare an elderly usual woman like nana to a young black man. they both say yo all the time or jews go right to left, oiy. >> but sometimes an official campaign ad is funny even when it's not meant to be. >> we can do this. we can take this country back. >> when an ad is funny by mistake, the candidate could just vanish like a puff of smoke. >> jennifer: thanks for joining

as far as as our local raid -- as far as our local radar, i'm track agnew light rain showers, mainly up in the northern portions of the north bay mainly up to the northeast and santa rosa as well. there's still the possibility of a spotty shower for this afternoon. the weather pattern is changing. the one temperature change you can expect for tomorrow and we'll break down rain chances as we head into the weekend. >> thank you, mark. >>> and happening right now, crews are cleaning up a sewage spill that shut down part of san francisco's ocean beach. newschopper2 is live over the scene right now. during the rain storm overnight, sewage burst through a rainfall near the great highway and balboa street. the san francisco public utilities commission says 90% of the spill was rain water. but a block-long area remains closed while crews clean the mess off the sand and the pedestrian walkway. officials expect that section of the beach will be closed for several days. >>> at this hour, a cease-fire is taking effect on the israel/gaza border after eight days of some of the fiercest fighting in

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so best buy is use agnew strategy to lure holiday stores and t can mean big savings we'll >>> this is update. >> hi,everyone. good morning. 7:26 your time. i'm nervous system. get you caught up with some bay area head installation lines right now. i'm frank mallicoat. an overnight search turned up the body of an oakland in a quarry near the rockridge quarry. he fell in the water while looking for a cat on a steep hillside. >>> san francisco supervisors passed two items of note. they voted 6-5 to ban public nudity here in the city. and they have decided to allow construction of those so-called microapartments some 220 square feet. >>> san francisco international airport has had a smooth morning with no delays despite the rain on this thanksgiving eve. they do expect backups later today when more travelers arrive getting off work and heading home for the holiday. traffic and weather coming up after the break. stay right there. >>> good morning the towards the bay bridge, hey, things look better than normal on a typical morning. so yeah, everything is good heading towards the pay gates.

war in iraq and lead agnew effort in afghanistan before becoming the head of the central intelligence agency. even president obama only learned of the scandal after returning to the white house from his re-election victory. cbs news homeland security correspondent bob orr is in our washington bureau and good morning to you, bob. >> reporter: good morning. david petraeus was one of america's most revered soldiers and as head of the cia in charge of some of the nation's most delicate operations. word of his resignation sent shockwaves through all of president only learned of the scandal after returning to the white house. david petraeus is not the first high ranking washington official to have an affair. but he is the first cia director to resign because of one. petraeus indiscretions came to the attention of the fbi. they were conducting an investigation into what looked like suspicious emails to a person at the cia and a person at the national intelligence agency. those emails involved paula broadwell the author of a petraeus biography called "all in." she spent time in afghanistan wh

they stayed because they believed in the dream that they had in their hearts of make agnew nation. and by staying they gave us some things that we should be thankful for. not just the thanksgiving turkey. first of all they came with the idea that civil government and church government were separate types of governments and the civil government shouldn't run the church or the other way around. and so they were what was called in those days, separatists because they wanted to separate from the king of england who was running the church. so the first thing they did was the concept of separating civil and church governments. the second thing that happened was when they arrived in massachusetts, they were blown off course by the storms. so they had no government. so a group of free people under god wrote a document called the mayflower compact, starts in the name of god, and goes on to say just and equal laws. what happened was, a group of three people under god create add civil government. and that -- created a civil government. and that of course was the foundation of our declaration