>> reporter: hi, alison. president obama's message on taxes is that for middle class families the romney/ryan proposals will be bad for them. he said that the average middle class family with children would see their taxes rise by an average of $2,000 under the proposals of the gop ticket and that he says they are doing this in order to pay for tax cuts for the wealthy. as he put it, for people like mitt romney. let's listen to how he described that at the event in new hampshire. >> governor romney's tax plan would actually raise taxes on middle class families with children by an average of $2,000. ask governor romney and his running mate on monday when they come here if that's fair. ask them how it will grow the economy, how it will strengthen the middle class. they have been trying to sell this trickle down snake oil before. >> and so there you have it. i mean, maybe the same message we've been hearing the last several weeks or really the entire campaign. but a little bit more of a fiery speech today, aliso

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they look up to people like alison and michael. they are just thrilled to be part of the same team watching the olympics. >> michael now has 15 gold medals, two silvers, and two bronzes. very exciting stuff. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. assuming michael phelps wins a few more medals, do you think anyone can break his all-time medals record? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> an update. police hope new video will bring them closer to finding the person who abducted vi ripken. this is an updated sketch of the man that police are looking for. police think he took vi ripken at gunpoint and drove around before leaving her balance in her car on the side of the road. police are investigating a shooting in north baltimore. police responded for a family disturbance yesterday afternoon. the responding officer called for backup when he got into a struggle with the man inside. >> the

we want to go to alison burns about the warning to those employees. alison?porter: the missile defense industry is warning workers to stop using their computers to surf for porn. the workers were warned they could be compromising the missile defense work by acsising pornographic access morn to -- known to have malware or virus issues -- malware or virus issues. the potential security breach cannot be overstated. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president obama and republican challenger mitt romney are campaigning today in three of the most tightly contested races. tonight, president obama will be in leesburg, virginia. as he did yesterday in ohio, the president obama will continue to draw attention to mitt romney's tax plan that would require middle-class families to pay more. >>> twitter has a political index called twin-dex to field how people are feeling about president obama and mitt romney. anything above 50 positive. below 50, negative. twin-dex is updated daily. >>> this is in san francisco. a movie set. woody alvin in san francisco shooting -- w

it controls -- it hits the brain functions, alison.the mother right now is worried about seizures, and the guidance she's been given from the doctors, if you can believe it is wait it out, we'll see what happens. >> and that was cnn's nick valencia on the west nile outbreak. >>> across syria, at least 170 people were killed on sunday in street fighting and shelling in cities across the country. and we're including in that number, 20 burned bodies found in a town close to the border with jordan. you're about to see the civil war in syria from arand new perspective. it's through the eyes sometimes hiding from sniper fire of our senior international correspondent ben wedeman. >> reporter: we're going into a limbo. very round about route. so we had two cars going, but the other car apparently got bad gas in it. and therefore it's kaput, it's not going to make it. so now we're six people crammed into this little van. >> it is right here. >> yeah. >> we are literally just a few meters from our destination here. the car's run out of gas. so w

alison singer know this is difficulty firsthand. she's the parent of an autistic daughter jodi. she's also co-founder and president of the autism science foundation also joining me, gerald fischbach, a scientific director of the simons foundation, uta frith is at the university of ledge london's ins opportunity. matthew state is the donald j. professor of psychiatry and genetics at the university of medicine and my co-host is dr. eric kandel. he's a nobel laureate, a professor of columbia university and a howard hues medical investigator. >> autism is a developmeal disdisorder tat manifests itself in a disturbance of social interaction. people with autism don't appreciate that other people have minds of their own. so they find it very difficult to put themselves in another person's position, to realize they have their own ambitions and ideas about the world. the underlying cause for this is a file your of optimal development of a biological function called theory of mind. you and i have a theory of mind. when you and i ha a conversation i'veot a good id whe you're going in the c

alison great to have you on the program. >> thank you. >> alison dean joining us. up next, is america exceptional or in decline? the debate shaping the way we do business and play politics. my conversation with frank rich. and scouting out the best way to teach girls about personal finance from thin mints to mortgage smarts, the girl scouts are preparing women of the 21st century. take a look at how the stock market ended the week. back in a moment. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned with governments and across the industry so we can all produce energy more safely. i want you to know, there's another commitment bp takes just as seriously: our commitment to america. bp supports nearly two-hundred-fifty thousand

they look up to people like alison and michael.are just thrilled to be part of the same team watching the olympics. >> in towson, people settled in to watch phelps making history on a projection screen. >> good for him. very excited. >> we are proud. proud to be part of this home town swim club. it is very exciting. he >> is not done. he still has three more opportunities to medal. he will be in the pool today for a qualifying round. that will air later tonight. he will be back in the pool for the finals hopefully tomorrowthe 200 individual medley will be for his next metdal. that is for the 200 meter individual medley final. now back to you. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. assuming michael phelps wins a few more medals, do you think anyone can break his all-time medals record? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> slots be on the way to baltimore city. caesars will run the facility under the harrah's brand. the lo

alison kosik explains...reader wars. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows -- if you've been holding off on getting an e-reader, now may be the time to buy. barnes-and-noble just cut prices on its nook tablets by as much as 20-percent. the nook color dropped to 150 dollars. the 8-gigabyte nook tablet- which is lighter and has more memory than the color- was reduced to 180- dollars. and the price tag on the 16-gigabyte tablet was slashed to 200-dollars. the move comes after speculation that amazon will launch a new version of the kindle fire. competition in the e-reader world is fierce, as e-books continue to grow in popularity. since may of 2011, amazon has sold more e-books than print books-- by a ratio of 05 to one! the current version of the 8-gigabyte kindle fire wiil run you 200-dollars. but prices or tablets can un even higher-- especially if you want to doo you're looking for bluetooth, - cameras, or more memory, then the basic samsung galaxy tab 2 will put you back 250-and of course there's apple's stripped-dow

suzanne. >> thank you, alison.hows that the older a man gets, the higher the chance he will father a child with it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and sounds vying for your attention. so we invented a warning you can feel. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with a patented safety alert seat. when there's danger you might not see, you're warned by a pulse in the seat. it's technology you won't find in a mercedes e-class. the all-new cadillac xts has arrived, and it's bringing the future forward. >>> autism rates have increased almost 80% in the past five years. a new study says the age of fathers may be part of the reason why. elizabeth cohen, tell us a little bit why this is the case. what does the study show? >> it's so interesting. this was a study out of iceland, and they took 78 families. so mom, dad, child. when they looked really closely at the genes, they found the mom was not the re

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a alison, i found this fascinating, but how does it work?g habits, but most of us buy the same things week after week and when we go to the grocery store and sometimes we get it on sale and not, and wouldn't it be nice to save money on the things that we always buy? well, the new york times did something interesting that more of the grocery chains are offering personal discounts to the shoppers and safeway is doing it for one giving people certain offers based on the shopping history and according to the "times" the offers can be different from person to person. one person is buying a different types of yogurt would get a deeper discount than someone who buys it every few months. kroger is rolling out something similar and people are worried about the privacy, but the general sentiment is that people are willing to take the tradeoff and get that price and let the supermarket know what they are buying, because they are getting the lower price and willing to be tracked with the loyalty cards. kate? >> and alison, right now, is it considered a

alison kosik has more on what this means for american jobs. jobs.eporter pkg-as follows -- "curiosity" is looking for life on mars. but nasa's new rover is already supporting plenty of intelligent life right here on earth. a nasa spokesperson says the spacecraft that just landed on our neighboring planet is propping up 700 jobs. that includes 400 nasa employees-- plus 300 scientists it outsourced. and the research that went into creating the rover meant even more jobs... over the past eight years-- nasa says curiosity has generated 7-thousand jobs. of course, it helps that the project has a massive $2- and-a-half billion dollar budget. the biggest beneficiary has been rocket design company 'united launch alliance.' about 15-hundred of its workers helped with the launch vehicle. other companies specializing in aerospace projects helped create every important piece-- like engines and a parachute to help the spacecraft descend. and the spacecraft even got some help in unlikely places. tennessee bike-maker lite-speed chipped in to make titanium tubing f

alison? >> as one analyst put it today, torii, this report is a bug dose of nothing's changed. >> reporter: within minutes of the july report, mitt romney sent out a statement saying it as hammer blow to struggling middle class families. then in a news conference, he placed the blame for high unemployment on president obama. >> a lot of people are suffering in the country. it is failure of policy, failure of leadership and moral failure. >> he seized on the positive. strongest numbers in five months and a million jobs created so far this year. >> they are our neighbors and family members fining work and the security that comes with work. but, let's acknowledge, we still got too many folks out will that are looking for work. >> economic policymaker said the image in voter's mine is where the economy is right now. it is the last monthly jobs report before the convention in three weeks and it means the candidates talking points won't mean much. >> mitt romney is hoping they will look at the last

alison this burn has more. alison this. >> reporter: that's talk it could be clint eastwood, a hologram of ronald reagan or tim tebow. paul ryan formally accepted the vice presidential election introducing you the country to -- introducing the country to himself. >> with all of the attack ads, the president is just throwing away money. and he's pretty experienced with that. >> reporter: but it's condoleezza rice sparking speculation about her political future after laying out her vision for leadership in the world. >> my fellow americans, we do not have a choice. we cannot be reluctant to lead and you can from the lead from bead hind. >> reporter: i'm trying to find out more message that romney is gonna be delivering tonight. hope to have that for you in the next update. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, a secret service agent is in hot water after leaving her gun unattended on a plane that mitt romney had targeted. a news producer found the gun and called the secret service who took the gun back. th

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alison burns is live in our washington, d.c.ewsroom with the symbolic way they are gonna get started. >> reporter: even though most of the big events have been called off for today. there's go in be a symbolic ten- minute opening session this afternoon on the convention stage where party leaders will be unveiling this giant federal date lock. republicans are gonna try to fit most everything in over the last three days but dropping some day-time speakers, and starting the prime time lineup an hour earlier. the head of the rnc says the goals are still the same. we're still gonna prosecute the president on what he promisened aen delivered -- promised and delivered. >>> these are some pictures that we got here this morning from our reporter in tampa from the california delegation. chris christie and meg whitman spoke to the crowd. there are about 750 delegates from california at the convention. they will going to be hearing from john boehner tomorrow. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> all r

let's go to alison burns in our washington, d.c. bureau on why the latest attacks are especially alarming. alison. >> reporter: dave, we are seeing more so-called green on blue strikes where the attackers are dressed as afghan security forces. a man in an afghan military uniform killed three u.s. troops today in southern afghanistan. it's the third attack on americans this week from the afghans they are training. so far 30 coalition troops have been killed this year. a suicide bomber killed three high ranking u.s. troops wednesday including sergeant major kevin griffith from fort carson. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns. >>> tropical storm ernesto is losing strength as it moves inland from mexico's gulf coast. the storm drenched the area and hit oil rigs along the yucatan peninsula. despite no damage the government closed its ports. two fishermen drowned getting caught up. >>> a new report reports better than expected news in lake tahoe. the lake's clarity improved last year. they say snow melt from the monster wint

alison kosik, thank you very much. applause you here not only for the closing bell but for mr. take it away. >>> don, thanks very much. happening now, mitt romney gears up for a crucial bus tour in the most important decision of his campaign. we're reading the tea leaves, looking for hints about who he will choose as his running mate. >>> also, if you think presidential campaign commercials are getting over the line, wait until you see this one. it shows a republican congressman supposedly punching women. and donald trump's a seasoned pro when it comes to business/television certainly getting publicity. what will be a so-called major role at the republican national convention? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin with mitt romney's preparations for what may be the most crucial week of his presidential campaign. with several new polls out including our own showing him losing ground to president obama, romney begins a bus tour on saturday through four swing states he absolutely needs to win. but he's still traveling without a running mate. dana bash is h

alison? >> reporter: pam, romney campaigns today in florida, have virginia and ohio.e and paul ryan looked triumphant on the last night of the gone convention celebrating as the balloons dropped in the convention hall. unclear how much support he might have won during his speech as he took aim at president obama. >> you know there's something wrong with the kind of job he's down as president when the best feeling you had was the day you voted for him. >> and this morning some are asking if romney might have been up staged by actor clint eastwood. his chat with an empty chair that was supposed to be president obama is raising plenty of eyebrows, some analysts calling it a disaster, a distraction from room any's message. now there were some emotional moments in romney's speech last night. more on that during my next update. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 action news. >>> today president obama is traveling to texas to meet with troops on the second anniversary of the end of the war in iraq. the president will return to campaign mode be

alison burns reports, they are rolling out party headliners tonight. alison?reporter: tori, ann romney and chris christie will take the podium tonight. this is the romneys leaving for tampa earlier this morning. it looks like they had some of their grandchildren with them. there is some speculation that mitt romney might join his wife on stage after her speech on the convention stage this evening. analysts say her goal will be to present the personal side of romney and try to make him more likeable. >> rising gop star chris christi e will be laying out the differences between romney and president obama. >> conservative commentator blames democrats and the media. >> the media is now out there saying that, hurricane katrina is hanging like a pole over the republican convention in tampa. so this whole thing is politicized. >> candidate temkin and ricky gill of lodi are at the convention. gill is among a select group of candidates who will be speaking on the convention stage this afternoon. reporting live from washington d.c., alison burns. ktvu. >>> we will bring

alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:16. future of so-called special fund at california state agencies is in question in the wake of a budget scandal at the state's parks department. the state is examining everything from bottle and can recycling to war memorials. the secret $56 million surplus kim from two special fund. officials say there may be hundreds of millions of dollars in special fund not accounted for. >>> environmentalists claiming a legal victory in a battle over two dirt roads. a federal appeals court ruled that a southern california developer does not have the right to the roads. the two roads go roughly from marry so paw -- mariposa county from 120. one of them is believed to be the path that john muir took when he hiked from san francisco to yosemite the first time. >>> and pinnacle's national monument getting closer to becoming the first park like this. it's known for its beautiful rock formations. yesterday, a bill to upgrade pinnacles to a national park cleared the house of representatives and now moves t

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alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange, and what's chick-fil-a saying?rd day of sales yesterday. the thing is, the restaurant is not giving any specific numbers. and again, it doesn't have to. this is normal because chick-fil-a is a private company. it doesn't have to publicly report its results like the companies we report on, let's say first and second quarter earnings so far this year for these other companies. now, chick-fil-a is saying, they have a statement they've issued. they said "we appreciate all of our customers and are glad to serve them at any time. our goal is simple, to provide great, good, genuine hospitality and have a positive influence on all who come into contact with chick-fil-a." so they are trying to, i guess, spread the love. and you know, they say they're very humbled by the turnout. and you said it, you know, this turnout, a lot of it came from after mike huckabee, former arkansas governor, went ahead and got the momentum going on facebook. more than 500,000 people signed up beforehand showing their support after dan cathy came

i want to bring in alison kosik in new york. alison, good to see you. what is this all about? >> okay, so the fbi has put out a warning, alina, has you said, about this new virus, it's called revatin, and it's a virus that can get on your computer pretty easily because you don't have necessarily download it to get it installed. when you click on a compromised website, that's how this virus grabs on to your computer. once it's on your computer, what happens is your computer locks up. then there's this pop-up that looks like it's from the fbi. and what it says is, you are identified of being associated with island pornography sites or illegal online activity. but here's the kicker, to unlock your computer, what this virus asks you to do is send in money and some people were actually duped. they paid hundreds of dollars. the thing is, this virus has been around for a long time. the fbi first learned about it last year. it's warned people, but it says this is a growing problem. consider yourself warned. alina? >> is there any recourse if you become a victim? >> well, it's hard to

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alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with more details on how some prominent republicans say they feel differently. >>> mitt romney who knows the aiken mess is a age distraction just days before the start of the republican -- is a huge distraction just days before the start of the republican national done vince -- convention. >> those comments were offensive and wrong. >> his comments have put a new spotlight on the abortion issue and party divisions about it. aiken said in the interview this morning that he will not be at the republican convention in tampa next week. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a fresno county school district is being sued over its sex education program. the aclu accuses of clovis unified school district about failing to provide student accurate information about condoms and sex education. the aclu says it's required to teach teens about birth control. the district says the lawsuit contains some inaccurate information. >>> a group says using cond

thank you, alison. you are playing double duty for us. >> the corn correspondent. >> yes, exactly.d and talking gas and talking about the the lifestock, and alison, thank you so much. thanks for watching, everyone. you can continue the conversation at twitter @ @kyracnn. newsroom international starts newsroom international starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to newsroom international. scandal on the badminton court crushing the dreams of eight plin. >> one woman's dream is so difficult to survive, and she is se selling her eggs. >>> and a makeshift prison in rebel-held syria, and this is a schoolhouse where the rebel fighters have locked up government troops and officers and some of them badly hurt and all of them desperately afraid. here is ivan watson. >> we are in a rebel-controlled makeshift prison in a school where they are keeping 112 prisoners. they are going to show us the prisoners' conditions right now. >> reporter: instead of schoolchildren, this crowded classroom holds at least 40 prisoners. we won't show their faces, because most of them

thank you, alison. you are playing double duty for us. >> the corn correspondent. >> yes, exactly.d and talking gas and talking about the the lifestock, and alison, thank you so much. thanks for watching, everyone. you can continue the conversation at twitter @ @kyracnn. newsroom international starts newsroom international starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to newsroom international. scandal on the badminton court crushing the dreams of eight plin. >> one woman's dream is so difficult to survive, and she is se selling her eggs. >>> and a makeshift prison in rebel-held syria, and this is a schoolhouse where the rebel fighters have locked up government

as alison burns reports, it's the biggest speech of his career. alison?s his brig night in the spotlight. he arrived in tampa with his wife and kids yesterday. he was a reputation as a number cruncher dazzling conservative crowds. tonight he's expected to talk about his catholic middle-class upbringing. mitt romney made a surprise appearance at the convex last night after -- convention last night after ann romney spoke. she stole the show promising her husband would not fail. >> you can trust mitt! >> reporter: new jersey governor, chris christie is taking some pete this morning, for -- some heat this morning for seeming to talk more about himself than mitt romney but. >> reporter: romney campaigns tonight before returning for his big beach. >> stay with us for continuing coverage. we have been em vooing the convention at ktvu.com and we'll continue to bring you live reports from tampa through tomorrow. >>> this morning, president obama is headed to charlottesville, to virginia. he's wrapping up his 2 day visit and spoke to students in idaho and colorado

carol. >> who do people blame for this, alison? >> reporter: congress is number one on the list.you are republican or democrat. you blame congress for screwing with your net worth. coming in at a close second, financial institutions and large corporations. 44% blame the bush administration and 34% blame the obama administration. respondents put the blame for the reduced wealth in the past and they feel optimistic of the futures. there is more on the study. watch "your bottom line" this saturday morning. they will talk about what it means for the president election. >> alison kosik reporting live from the new york stock exchange. >>> are there really no african-americans backing mitt romney? that is what a new nbc/wall street journal report says. is that really accurate? black conservatives are not so happy about this poll. we'll talk to one next. [ male announcer ] the perfect photo... [ man ] nice! [ male announcer ] isn't always the one you plan to take. whoa, check it out. hey baby goat... no that's not yours... [ hikers whispering ] ...that's not yours. [ goat bleats ] na, na

alison burns is in washington d.c. news room. and tells us he is not the only one in hot water. >> reporter: the fbi investigated the late night swim in the sea of gallali that involved congressman, their families and staff. more than 20 people took part in the swim on a trip to israel last august. happened after a dinner that involved heavy drinking. kevin yoder was nude while others swam partially clothed. they say they took the swim because of the holy significance. the fbi looked into whether inappropriate behavior occurred but no formal. most senior republican law maker. he did not swim and reportedly furious when he found out. more on the apology during my next update in about an hour. reporting live alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >> the state department of parks and recreation searched for ways despite the threat of park closures. the sacramento bee reports having the funds returned. governor brown's administration announced the park's department hid $54 million in a reserve fund. >> 6:16. olympic gold medallist alex mo