this one's from alec nixon. where is alec nixon? alec? where?ter ] yeah, someone next to you won a giant entertainment system. [ laughter ] you're not selling an entertainment system, are you? [ laughter ] all right. well, this one, alec's lost and found item. it says you lost your western civ notebook, lost in the empire state building. "call kirk alec nixon. please, no name jokes." hope you get your western civ notebook back. >> i hope so, too. >> jimmy: is that girl next to you a hostage or something? [ laughter ] >> her name is britney. >> jimmy: britney, okay. good. are you guys dating? >> uh, no. awkward. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: okay, moving on. next one is from -- a lot of my conversations are awkward. this next one if from nate mann. what's up, nate? where are you? there you go, there's nate right there. right next to you. there you are. [ applause ] from trenton, new jersey. he is listing an item for sale. he has for sale, "a good left leg. leg is like new, 30 inches long, slightly muscular, permanently tanned, will come wit

. >> tom: s&p's alec young says that could mean strong economic growth for the first half of 2011. you're watching "nightly business report" for friday, october 22. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. the clock is ticking for the mid-term elections. americans on main street are eager for their voices to be heard. and tom, investors on wall street are waiting for a post- election market rally. history shows they might just get one. >> tom: susie, mid-term elections are classic case studies for the stock market. in the third year of a first- term presidency, which would be next year, stocks have rallied every time, since 1939. the "stock traders almanac," which tracks these things says in years where there's a democrat in the white house, stocks have rallied more than 21%. >> susie: this time, the run up might have come early. s&p strategist ale

oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: alec baldwin?!e for a little bit. what's up, pal? what's going on? >> did someone say that "30 rock" is live tomorrow? nobody told me. >> jimmy: how are you, buddy? >> i'm great. how are you, buddy? >> jimmy: you're two floors . >> yeah, we're two floors -- we're doing the show tomorrow -- 8:30 live. we're rehearsing now. i have no socks on. [ laughter ] because we're running around kind of quickly. how are you guys doing? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: good to see you. thanks for stopping by, brother. i appciate that. you're a good man. >> yeah, we're doing the show tomorrow, live, 8:30 on the east coast, then we do it again, 11:30 here, for live on the west coast. >> jimmy: and it's everybody. it's tina, it's tracy -- tina fey, tracy morgan. you've got judah friedlander. >> yeah. jimmy: the one and only alec baldwin. >> it's everybody. >> jimmy: it's everybody, yeah. it's going to be good and exciting. >> it's like "the jimmy fallon show" with jimmy in it. >> jimmy: yes, except -- >> it's everybody. >> jimm

alec baldwin, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] how fun is that?- >> steve: it's so cool upstairs. it's very exciting to walk around there. >> jimmy: yeah, they made the whole set. it's just like -- >> steve: the whole set of "30 rock" is in the "saturday night live" studio. >> jimmy: jack mcbrayer, i saw him yesterday, and -- oh, it's going to be fun. >> steve: god bless him. >> jimmy: fun show. that's so cool for him to come by. you guys, a lot of you guys know out there -- i'm a huge justin bieber fan. i mean, i got the bieber fever. [ laughter ] and right now, i'm really happy for him because he's going to host the new version of "punk'd" on mtv. that's awesome for him. you guys know "punk'd"? it's that hidden camera show where the host plays pranks on celebrities, which is perfect for justin, because he's such a fun loving dude. but here's something that a lot of people might not realize. he also has a really serious side. in fact, i happen to know that justin bieber likes to reflect really deeply on a lot of things. here, take a look. ♪ ♪ ref

and i've worked with the president of the naacp to ask the people of the hunters point area to come alec to the redevelopment. they finally agreed to come under the redevelopment, and right now, we have the last ship yard out there, and i thank the board of supervisors for passing that measure, and i would like to be around to see that be done. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you, commissioner. colleagues, any questions? supervisor mar. supervisor mar: i wanted to thank you for your leadership not just within the labor movement and the international longshoremen and lieberman unit for over 64 years, but also, your effort to fight against displacement of low-income people throughout the city, and i wanted to say that i respect and appreciate that history, but also, i know you are a great father, grandfather and great- grandfather as well and an icon in our city, so thank you for your service. >> thank you. supervisor campos: i, too, want to thank you for your service and the fact that you continue to be interested in serving the city and county. i think that continuity is important, e

they say the company's owner and ceo and plant manager alec young could be in court as soon as tomorrow. >>> after reporting drops in ridership they are now seeing a slight increase in passenger count and say it say it may be a better indicator of good things ahead. they say ridership is a 2% over last year but i'm berkeley number of riders is down 7%. however, there is a big increase over the past few months which may be tied to an improving economy. >> two months ago we were at 334,000 riders a day and now we are having 24 -- 20,000 more riders so the economy is moving in the right direction. >> ridership numbers are not promising for the bay area's biggest buzz agencies. bus ridership is up less than 1%. >>> cupertino-based apple released a steady earnings reports but shares are trading lower following the announcement. they reported income for the latest quarter was up 70% at $20 billion. sales almost doubled from the same quarter last year with more than 13 million devices sold. the ipads sales did not meet estimates that 4.2 million. apple stock was up 5% lower in after-hours trad

two students and best friends 17-year-old alec lamb son and dane flat on their backs struck by lightning clothes and bond still smoldering. the lightning had stopped their hearts. >> i was in tears. >> reporter: instead of panicking ron sprang into as immediately administering cpr he dragged them back into school until the paramedics arrived. they were airlifted to a trauma hospital their bodies artificial cooled 6 degrees below normal. their families believe ron is a hero. he. >> we have ron to thank for saving our sons lives. >> reporter: he disagrees and believes anyone in his circumstance would do the same thing. >> we know they are grateful. we're just grateful we could be here to do our part. >>> the ravens were put on the pink in support of breast cancer awareness month they will be wearing pink when they take on the denver broncos. the coach said they decided to have everyone wear the cleats for one game instead of a few players wearing them some weeks. some players are also going to wear pink chinstraps pink towels kick off at 1:00. downtown at m and t bank stadium. >>> well, no

alec gonzalez with a two-run double. and that seemed to tie the game 4-4. the giants had several opportunities to win this game. buster posey with the bases loaded hit into the inning-ending double play. the very next inning in the top of the 11st, this is how the game ended. rick ankiel, a solo home run off of ramon ramirez and that was the game winner. the braves do this all season long. they've come from behind to win games and they do it tonight. 5-4 is your final. a splash landing for rick ank l ankiel. it's a best of five series, now tied at 1-1. okay so what happens next for the giants now. sunday afternoon in atlanta is game three. sunday in atlanta is game three. jonathan sanchez will be pitching for the giants against atlanta's tim hudson. now, if giants lose game three in atlanta on sunday, game four is monday. will bochy go with tim lincecum on just three days rest? we'll go inside the clubhouse. but right now, as we it's the beauty of baseball. game three on sunday. guy, let's send it back to you. >> getting to the gail when it's right here can

lance corporal alec catherwood was only 19. shot to death on a foot patrol. lance corporal phillip vinnedge was 19, as well. he died in a massive road-side bomb blast in the same vehicle as 20-year-old victor dew, 21-year-old joseph rodewald and 22-year-old justin cain. 21-year-old irvin ceniceros was killed while on patrol, as was john sparks, james boelk, tee yan tawney, and the oldest in the group, 26-year-old joseph lopez. only one in this group had been in a war zone before. for the rest of these young men, it was the very first time. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >> a pause to remember tonight. >>> and coming up here on "world news" this sunday, why a multibillion dollar plan to build a virtual fence to protect the u.s.-mexico border may have been a huge waste. >>> why some pro football players are now crying foul about new rules on tough tackles. >>> and, why so many sports stars have gone from running plays to running for office. yes, we're looking to save on car insurance, even if that means we have to shop all day, right, honey? yep, all day

okay, as i said, my name is alec, i'm on truck 11. let's go into some light search and rescue. before you start, what do you do? stop, look, listen and think. any time you pull up to an incident or you see something, you take a breath, assess the situation, use all your senses and think about what you are going to do. those are all components of what we call the size-up. there are many components to size up. what's one of the components to size up? gathering facts. you want to assess the type of damage there is. what kind of situation is it? what is the issue? is it a medical problem? if it's a medical, is it a big hurt or a little hurt? is it a rescue situation and if it's a fire, do you have the resources to control or extinguish that fire? how about your situation, do you have all your people? do you have all the resources that you need? have you collected all the material that you need if you are going to start doing a lifting exercise because someone is trapped? because you never start a rescue, you never start a lifting exercise, never start anything, unless you know you

ministry of defense has admitted that alec tronic records of its soldiers day to day activities in afghanistan are routinely wiped from computers one lawyers already said it smacks of a cover up the disclosures were made in a public inquiry into the death of an iraqi hotel receptionist died from multiple injuries while in custody british soldiers in two thousand and three investigations be made harder by a lack of official records which could confirm commanders old is or was in a position of a certain time and energy statements to the inquiry said there are gaps in the information because i t systems and routinely whitewood return from operational deployments human rights lawyer kevin lowe a from redress says vital evidence was lost. it would be important to have as much information which was officially recorded by the british army by the ministry of defense personnel in this case because the whole purpose of this inquiry ofter all is to try and establish the facts of what happened in september two thousand and three when mr musso was killed in custody and other civilian detainees were. tortur

>> the wrister from alec owe stretch quinn -- ovechkin winning the game.out his performance after the game. >> only alex can play like he did and score the overtime goal and be the hero. go ask him how he played. he'll tell you, not so good. but he got the overtime goal is >>> wizards hoping john wall plays well this season. going to be a pleasure to see him down at verizon center. the wizards first three pre- season games have all been on the road. wall so far averaging almost 15 points and eight assists per game in the preseason. >>> good news coming oust redskin park. mris on trent williams and jamal brown both negative, which is a positive. neither will require surgery. their availability will be known later this week. >>> meantime, fourth year safety laron landry flourishing in the new skins defense. he lead the team with 13 tackles. in overtime, another game- changing play as a picked off aaron rogers at the 39-yard line and that would lead to the game-wing field goal. >> that is what i'm here to do, make turnovers and as defenders, that is our job,

>> well, alec, everyone is heartbroken. no one can talk about this without getting emotional.y there wasn't a tribute to tyler clementi. students wore black. they laid flowers. they were saying, tyler, i wish you would have reached out to me, it could have been different. so sad. an accomplished violinist, by all accounts just a sweetie, this kid, and not equipped to deal with such a cruel joke. >> oh, you can imagine. i think what you're expressing, though, is different than what the two people accused of invasion of privacy are thinking and that is this dur rim robby and molly wei. what are they saying about them? >> it's embarrassing. here they pride themselves on being multicultural, being tolerant. their peers are saying they can't believe they could be that stupid not to realize the consequence. >> so they realize that. the students are saying this is stupid. this was more than an invasion of privacy. we head discussions all day about kids being insensitive. don't they get it. they put something online and it can go global? >> i think it's the young people themselves say

right here, october 9th, 2007, the dow was at more than 14,164, alec, that's compared to right now, 11,006. now back to reality. >> that was then, this is now. that was a nice then though. thank you very much, lynn barry, as always. >>> we'll get a bit more insight on all this. we have a chief investment officer here with us. good morning to you, nice to see you. what is your take away? >> i think the jobs report is very feasible. a lot of people are pointing to the private sector job that is actually went up, but the fact of the matter is we lost jobs altogether. >> well, if you look to the period before the recession, you look at the number three years ago today when lynn was talking about the dow, before the recession it was a 6% unemployment rate, i believe, is where we were. at some point, are we going to see that again and when? >> i think it will take a long time before we get down to the low 6% again. assuming that the gdp rose 3% to 4% a year, i'm not sure that's going to happen any time soon, but if it did it would take us five years to get back to the previous estimates. >> it i

>> good morning to you, alec. the website released the documents despite the pentagon saying it puts the line of the u.s. troops and their coalition partners at risk. as you just mentioned a short time ago, in london the group spoke to reporters defending the decision to make the classified documents to the public. they say the disclosure is about the truth. >> we hope to correct some of that attack on the truth that occurred before the war, during the war and which has continued on since the war officially concluded. >> we believe that having received these, wikileaks was right to publicly release these. >> among the 400,000 documents released yesterday are reports of abuse on iraqi forces and the failure to do anything about them. the documents outline u.s. forces failing to follow-up on credible evidence that iraqi forces killed their captives. the material describes america officers as being caught up in a complicated situation where they often could do little but report allegations of abuse to their superiors

alec baldwin admits he's nervous because there will be an audience.he actors have to watch their mouths because of the live factor. you can catch the live episode of 30 rock tonight at 8:30 right here on nbc 4. >>> and that's news for midday today. we thank you for joing us and inactivity you for to tune in for news 4 at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. i'll b back tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. for ws 4 midday. have a terrific day, stay dry and we'll see you in the morning.

. >>> for the first time in its history the emmy winning nbc show "30 rock" starring tina fey and alecshot in long island in about a week and when something goes wrong with an actor forgetting the line or forgetting to turn on a camera, they can do another scene, and what you see is the 30th take, but in a live show, it is no retake, and the editing room cannot retake it. instead of all of that, tonight's show performed at studio 8-h the home of "saturday night live" where mistakes could not be hidden, and the only thing prohibiting nbc from tracy morgan from an fcc fine was a five-second delay. >> it is eschew! that thing fell off! oh. now, my shirt is accidentally falling off. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, i warned you, liz, and now i am slipping a nip, the big one. >>> the show guest stars matt damon and jon hamm and for those on the west coast who have not watched it yet, the cast will perform it again live tonight at 8:30 pacific time. tina fey has promised that the script will be tweaked to include references specific to the west coast audiencement tomorrow, you can watch both t

prosecutors say the company's owner and ceo and a plant manager alec young could be in court as soon as tomorrow. >>> the california state bar association is now responding to a study issued statewide by a group from the santa clara university law school. the report cited hundreds of cases where courts found misconduct by prosecutors but very little accountability or disciplinary action. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose tonight with more on this. robert. >> reporter: frank, we are here at the hall of justice in san jose and this is just a partial list of upcoming trials generating media and public interest. now, the statewide report reviewed thousands of cases to find the confirmed misconduct and that lack of accountability and now it appears some changes are coming. >> change in the next week or so. >> reporter: law students at the northern california innocence project at santa clara university law school are learning about justice and that even as prosecutors, the goal is not just winning a case. >> prosecutors are ministers of justice, right, their goal is not to convict bu

i think the president has carefully gotten rid of the incredibly arrogant, cocky, smart alecs who dominated, rahm emanuel, larry summers, pete orszag, they knew best, they were so clever and never let a crisis go to waste and we can jam stuff through, no problem, and this president can carry it off, that is not pete rouse's attitude, he worked for tom daschle 19 years and, he's different in tone and governing philosophy from rahm emanuel and, it is interesting now they are accepting rahm emanuel's story, he always wanted to be mayor of chicago, and and you can never find a word about him being mayor of chicago until it became his lifelong ambition to give him a nice excuse for leaving the white house and i think republicans shouldn't underestimate president obama's willingness to get rid of people who he thinks may be, for all the good intentions, haven't served him well and is not exactly pivoting to the center, governing in a different way than the first two years. >> chris: let me, juan, bring you in about rahm emanuel. because, you know, the original line is, and, bill quoted it, during

the options, alec baldwin, this alien, or cybill shepherd, your co-star in "moonlighting." >> i don't i think so. >> whoo. >> that was a little close there. all right. and then -- is there anyone that you wanted to kill that you haven't killed? just asking. just asking. >> not in this decade. >> if i'd asked you perhaps in the '90s or '80s, you might have? >> i think i would have, oh, yeah. >> we'll take you off the hot seat. we've got a crack staff. and they're always looking for old video. do you remember this video right here. >> oh, no. >> roll the tape. let's go to the videotape, anytime now. ♪ ♪ find true love >> yeah! >> whoa! >> it has a little "miami vice" to it with the white chusuit an the '80s look? do you miss those days, my friend? >> i miss those clothes. the silk white suit. >> you wore it well. thank you. family's growing and everything like that. >> thank you. like that. >> thank you. >> "red" is my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's a teacher. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford colle

two students and best friends, 17-year-old alec lamson and dane zdunich, on their backs and smoldering. it had stopped their hearts. >> i was in tears. >> reporter: but ron sprang into action immediately, administering cpr. with another teacher's help, he dragged them into the school and continued cpr until paramedics arrived. the boys are in a trauma center in the hospital. they're bodies are artificially cooled six degrees below normal. their families believe ron is a hero. >> we have him to thank for saving our sons' lives. >> reporter: but he disagrees. and believes anyone in his circumstance would do the same thing. >> we know they're grateful. and we're just grateful we could be here to do our part. >> that fast response saved their lives. we remind you, at least 60 people are hit by lightning every year. so far this year, the count is probably at least 27 people have died from lightning strikes. let's get to the board and see what it looks like now. we're watching this area of low pressure that kicked off the storms in the southwest in the last couple of days. we see rain in the

his turn to be rescued this morning, the capsule that will bring alec vega to the surface is on the way70 days. he suffers from kidney problems and hypertension. moments ago, the ninth man, mario gomez was freed. the 63-year-old was the oldest miner trapped. gomez also has a lung disease common to miners and had to be raised using a breathing apparatus. let's go now to adam housley live for us at the san jose mine where families anxiously await those miners. adam, tell us the latest. >> yeah, gretchen. in fact, the interesting tidbit going on right now, the fourth miner rescued which happened several hours ago is still here. all the other miners are here for only an hour or so and flown 10 minutes away at the hospital, about 35 minutes away. that one miner is staying here because he's from bolivia, the only miner not from chile. and he's waiting for his president to come and the president has arrived and, of course, we know him because he's not a fan of the u.s. he's a big fan of chavez. he's come to meet with the one miner who is waiting to meet with him. side bar story taking place he

alec baldwin, you know. >> he had a rant with his daughter.fe -- >> girlfriend. his girlfriend. we haven't had him in his own words say he's sorry or have any repentance at all. lec apologized and seems to be in great terms with his daughter. i hated myself the entir time. >> you can't help it. n how about the hole where he didn't have his tooth. >> mike tyson was very funn remember, mike tyson was in prison f rape. >> but that was in '92. maybe people forget after a lot of years. >> i doubt the woman he raped forgets it. that's the way it is. no, i'm sorry, me things we seem to be able to forgive and other things -- >> i think it is over. i think people forget over time who -- i think you forg what someone was accused of. i think people are like that. >> do you remember what martha went to -- martha stewart went to prison for? >> some securities fraud stuff. >> insider trading, that sort of thing, now back with her show, the whole hallmark channel. tiger woods, that's not over. that's in the paper today. but he's playing gf and doing very, ve