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. >> angelo king? >> hello, i'm angelo king. i reviewed and co-wrote the epc a long time ago. how about that. as of right now i'm working with butler enterprise group on the cap project. one of the things with the first workshop that we noticed is a lot of people complain and are we really going to get an opportunity. if we put in our competitive bid, are we really going to get some action? what we were noticing was apathy. these guys have been burned in so many different places where you take the time and effort and resources to put a bid together and you think you put a competitive bid together and all of a sudden you got awarded the bid, you are not called back, nobody tells you. so you feel like you don't really have an opportunity. there's a part of the job that we had to do and if anybody have seen me speak, i'm kind of an optimist. a part of what we had to do is convince people that the players at the table wanted to see succeed and working in the background to do everything they can to make sure the playing field was leveled. if you put in a competitive bid you should

gregory angelo is the executive director of the log cabin republicans.er sprigg is senior fellow for policy studies at the family research council. both groups have worked to lobby gop lawmakers on this issue. pete per sprigg, let me start with you and start were the argument that has been raised by john baner that this will have an adverse business and litigation impact. explain that for us. >> well, whenever you expand the number of protected categories under these type of laws what you're actually doing is giving a license to sue to new groups that didn't have such a license before. it's almost an inevitable result that there will be further litigation, and that will impose costs in terms of time and expense, even in cases where the merits of the case may be relatively weak. so i don't think any republican should be supporting this kind of further intrusion into the practices of private businesses. >> brown: let me ask gregory angelo why he thinks republicans should support this? >> well, first, to refute that argument that this legislation will be a

congressman william delahunt of massachusetts who knew the whitey bulger case also contacted them, as did angelo, this forensic investigative who got a lot of the files and the confluence of the three of us, then reading my book, resulted in delphi keo on the 30th of march, 2006, came up from sarasota, florida, were hit retired with full pension and was indicted on four counts of murder. on the right, that's a picture of him the night before surrendering. allowed him to surrender but the next day after he was a million dollars bail was set for him, okay? 50 agents support them, showed up in lieu suits, white shirts, either red eyes are blue ties and they surrounded him as he walked out down the supreme court and there was a scene unlike you've ever seen. they were like pushing people away. they look like soccer hooligans. they were banging guys out of the way, straight army cuts protecting them while reporters were trying to protecting the they called it body checking the senator grassley from iowa mentioned this at a senate hearing whether fbi agent should be so quick to protect somebody who's

. >>> y miguel Ángelo, un ejemplo. sentaditos. >>> emanuel flaco ibÁÑez, de los comediantes de renombre en mÉxico. hizo teratro, cine. televisiÓn, drama, y comedia, triunfando en todos los gÉneros. las tablas que Él tiene, le permitirÁn aconsejar a cualquier aprendiz que quiera destacar en el mundo de la actuaciÓn. raquel ortega, su talento lo demostrÓ en la pista de baile, estuvo entre los primeros lugares en "mira quiÉn baila" en espaÑa, y el segundo campeonato mundial de baile en mÉxico, se enfrenta a un nuevo reto, transmitir conocimientos a quienes les toca brillar en la pista. marÍa josÉ, de las mejores voces juveniles de mÉxico, saltÓ a la fama por un programa, donde destacaba con su participaciÓn. en el 2007 se lanza como solista, como mejor interprete, y revelaciÓn del aÑo, y recibe disco de oro por altas ventas de amante de lo ajeno. esta noche compartirÁ la clave del Éxito con los pequeÑos gigantes. >>> flaquito, quÉ gusto, sabes que te queremos, y marÍa josÉ, somos felices de tener este jurado con nosotros.

somebody should bring a bigger animal. >> oh, dear, bonnie angelo, my goodness.very much for being with us. take care. >> my pleasure, thank you. >>> and for our "science behind series" and today we're looking into the so-called comet of the century, ison, its name, the comet had a close encounter with the sun on thanksgiving day. scientists thought it had disintegrated when it passed by but after further review, that may not be the case. here's jenny harrison. >> well, they say comets are like cats, they have tails and they do exactly what they want. and this, of course, is pretty much what comet ison has been doing. all the scientists have been wondering the last 24 hours in particular, has it survived when it actually encounters the heat from the sun and it looks as if it might have done just that. when it was first spotted it was september 2012 and two russians amateur astronomers actually found it way up there, 585 million miles away from the earth. so, the last few days the whole world of astronomy has been watching this comet as it gets ever closer to the

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determining characteristics can be registered without a sex on their birth certificate and charlie angelo. >> reporter: neither a boy or girl she spent her life in fear, pain and shame all because of doctors' decisions and making sure the same doesn't happen to anyone else. >> i was born with genitalia and doctors couldn't tell if i was a boy or girl and 2 1/2 months they castrated and when i was three they cut my genital to make me look like a girl. >> reporter: babies are born every year like this and hospitals in germany carry out operations like this and these protestors want a law that stops that. all it does is allow parents to select blank instead of male or female on birth certificates. germany green party proposed the change and admit parents could still feel pressure to operate. >> translator: we need to raise awareness in hospitals, among medical staff and ensure parents are not pushed to make decisions their children will blame them for lateren instead we need to wait for when the child is grown up so they can decide for itself whether to change something. >> reporter: there i

butler, before i talk to you i would like to recognize angelo king and ed norman. i just want to know how you advertised this program you have? >> we are using a number of different techniques. we developed a data base of all the minority women on businesses, local businesses and sbe in the 941207 and 02 and we developed that list and e-mail and fax and we made sure we partnered up with disseminating information with the bayview merchants association and the chambers, the chamber of commerce and all the others to make sure they reach out to their constituents and stake holders to get the information out. we follow up with a systematically normally three within the timeframe of a prebid meeting and outreach workshop or any activities going on and we make everybody is aware to what is going on at the shipyard. >> how many people on your list and what kind of associations? >> that's an excellent question. we have every association and every chamber of commerce on our list and the cac and stakeholder organizations and when you take a look at the actual contractors, we

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angelo "ang" bracco is one of five teachers statewide recognized by california superintendent of publictruction tom torlakson for their classroom. solano middle school for 14 years and instructs seventh- and eighth-grade special also been chair of the school's special education department for 10 years. a former police officer, bracco served with the san francisco and concord police departments for 27 years before retiring >> police in san francisco are investigating what led to a car hitting and killing a man in a wheelchair this morning. it happened near the intersection of market and octavia - in the hayes valley neighborhood. bryan goodwin's wheelchair is wreckedthe hit caused his shoe to fly off his foot and land in the street. the u-c berkeley graduate worked for the us environmental protection agency in san francisco. he suffered from osteo-genesis imperfectaalso known as "brittle bone disease", which is caused by a genetic defect. being subjected to a wheelchair didn't stop bryan from living life. we spoke to his mom francine over the phone. she says her son was well traveled, in

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anywhere from just south of dallas, along waco, to san angelo. this is dipping south.ctic blast. we brought out the purple. look at the numbers. detroit, subfreezing today. you're going to stay there. chicago, mid-20s. it feels even colder than this. tomorrow morning, new york city, it's >> i am m steve rudin. your extended outlook. high temperaratures today around 50. middle 30'tomorrow. angst >> this weather report has been brought to you by nescafe. >> the middleman. thank you. >> here you go. >>> and coming up on "good morning america," we know what your kids want this holiday season, even if you don't. we're running down a list of the year's top toys. >> give me the mic. >>> and the talented 5-year-old, with a thing for '80s music. we're playing guess that song. coming up in "pop news." keep it here. stir what's inside of you. ♪ [ engine revving ] [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] that was bold. real bold. ♪ ♪ with my redcard, i bring them all to life. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. save big all season with price match plus 5% off and free shipping with your

. >> so angelo says his daughter brittany murphy was poisoned and he says he has the lab reports to provendent nischelle turner is with me. this one hit me out of the blue. what is he talking about, what kind of report? >> her family has had a lot of questions since her death. they didn't ever believe the cause of death was what was reported. so they've been asking questions for many years. now you did hear brittany murphy's father on good morning americaing this morning. he was saying his daughter was poisoned. he produced these toxicology reports that he says backs his story up. according to these reports conducted by a lab that bertotti paid for, heavy metals were discovered in hair samples that the lab tested. there were things like arsenic, copper, lead and uranium. he has been suspicious of the l.a. coroner's determination that she died due to a combination of few moneyia, iron doo efficiency and multiple drug intoxication. just a few months after she died, her husband simon monjack also died suddenly from what the coroner said was pneumonia. this was really interesting at that time

dropping into the 20s for santa fe. 29 for san angelo. it will be very dangerous, if not impossible, to travel on the roadways tomorrow. and this system is going to continue to move eastward and bring us the potential for a coastal event on the busiest travel day of the the year. this low moves across the southeast on tuesday and starts to move offshore wednesday. we're going to see a mixture of rain and wind and snow across the northeast wednesday into thursday. again, hampering travel for millions of people. this is going to be a top story as we head through the next couple of days. and the temperatures are going to be frigid. dangerously cold across the upper midwest and the great lakes. it's going to sink southward into parts of the south and into the mid-atlantic. a lot of things to cover as we get into the weekend. and of course into the busiest travel day of the year. jamie and kelly, this is going to be a top weather story. folk are going to be trying to get a lot of places for thanksgiving. >> we thank you for the fair warning. t

. >> with the media waiting outside the fbi, the mayor's spokesman, angelo fuster was called in to handle the press. >> and in comes homer williams. >> fuster asked homer, a press photographer, why he was inside the building, trying to get a scoop on the suspect? and he said, no, that's my son. i thought, oh, geez. homer told him. >> they detained him and impounded my car for littering. they detained him for littering is what he said. i said that doesn't -- he said at night. i said littering? he said, yeah, he was driving over this bridge and stopped to throw some garbage and they rushed him and stopped him. at that point i said, homer, i don't think you need to talk to me anymore. >> we asked wayne williams about throwing garbage off the bridge. he denied his father ever said that. your father said you stopped to get rid of some trash. >> no, he -- my father never said that. i never said that and my father never said it. >> while father and son were inside the fbi, evidence technicians were combing the williams home. the fbi's top fiber expert, harold dedman, led the search. in wayne's b

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change and plastic to turn into recycled cash anything to make a difference back home. 10-year-old angelo lost two cousins in the typhoon. for this young man, it's very personal. how does it make you feel? >> it makes me feel awesome. it makes me feel brave enough to show my love for them. >> so we're nurturing kids who are, you know, citizens of the 21st century but at the same time they're also citizens of the sense that what we have we share what we have with those who don't have. what are we doing? >> helping the philippines. >> how? >> by giving them things. >> reporter: the principal has been amazed by his kids' generosity. 90% of his students come from socio-economic disadvantaged families. some are even homeless. but they are still giving. >> just running up to me crying. these are kids who are struggle having homelessness every day and yet they are reaching out to share what they have with the families they don't even know. >> reporter: the proceeds will be given to the school's community partner, the neighboring filipino multiservice center. and it will go directly to those who

but the snow and ice from san angelo eventually into the dallas area and just north of that is where we have all of our snowfall, including parts of new mexico. so, we are looking at some accumulating ice. the fact that it's taking a little longer to get to dallas than initially forecasted, we should see a tenth of an inch of ice in dallas. abilene, texas, could end up with half an inch of ice, headaching who are of a travel thiet hair this that area. it should turn to hanlyeast. >> we'll get to the rest of your national forecast in a bit. now a check for the other top stories overnight with kristen welker. >> an intense search for survivors in china at the scene of a massive deadly explosion in eastern china. an oil pipeline ruptured, caught fire and blew up friday in one of the country's worst industrial accidents this year. the blast was so powerful that it heaved up chunks of sidewalk and flipped cars. more than 50 people are dead. over 100 injured and nearly a dozen are still missing. >>> a woman accused of mailing deadly ricin to president obama has agreed to a plea deal. shann

without a sex on their birth certificates and it's the first european country to do so and charlie angelo. >> reporter: born neither a girl or boy she spent her life in fear, pain and shame all because of doctors' decisions. now she is trying to make sure the same doesn't happen to anyone else. >> i was born with so called ambiguous genitalia and doctors couldn't tell if i was a boy or a girl. at 2 1/2 months they castrated me and threw my testicles in the garbage and cut me to make me look like a girl and lied to me and my parents. >> reporter: fewer than one in a thousand babies are born every year with no clear gender determining characteristics and hospitals in germany still carry out operations like hers and these protesters want a law that stops that. all the new law does is allow the parents to select blank instead of male and female and admits parents could still feel pressure to operate. >> translator: we need to raise awareness in hospitals, among medical staff and ensure parents are not pushed to make decisions their children will blame them for later. instead we need to wait f

. >> reporter: angelo brocco or mr. b has been teaching at solano middle school for 14 years. >> what i enjoy most about working is their growth and my personal relationships with them. >> reporter: he is known to be funny. but a little tough when he has to be. a skill he learned as a police officer for 27 years. >> if i don't have all the work done, oh, god, i have to deal with mr. b. or if i'm late or if i miss a day, i have to hear from mr. b. >> reporter: has class is mainly for students with academic or behavioral issues. from day one, they learn respect is a two-way street. >> they have been so -- i mean, the people who come through my classroom it's just showtime for them. they really want to do well. >> reporter: mr. b's curriculum is a model for the district and recently the hard work paid off. he was named california's 2014 teacher of the year. >> i was overwhelmed. overwhelmed. to be selected for something that i enjoy doing and working with this population. >> reporter: in a state with 400,000 teachers to pi

he's created those relationships with democrats, with republicans, with angelo, hispanics, african-americans doesn't matter who it is. if you're going to be a leader, you represent all the people of your state. >> electability message. couldn't hide from it yesterday when following christie around, beth. >> right. there has never been much suspense about the new jersey governor's race. this is more about sending a message about the kind of republican he is, that he can win in a blue state with a female hispanic governor, a former democrat, by the way, by his side. it's really a very symbolic victory, and he wants to send a message about the kind of republican that he is and where he thinks he can take the party. >> you know, perry, assuming he does do what he does, the question is how quickly does his campaign start? he's going to be chairman of the republican governors association, so he has a free and easy excuse to be traveling the country nationwide and essentially meeting every major donor in every major city in this country. >> i think he's already started. i mean, if you were on the t

angelos fear principles are why hong kong is not china, singapore is not indonesia, why bermuda is notou have rule of law and personal freedom and individual liberty, it can take root in any society. >> is it possible -- you say it can take root in any society. i look -- i believe through the prism of history, and i hope i'm wrong. i pray i'm wrong, that we're going to look back as this era, as a rise of the radical islamist. and america even gave f-16s and tanks and billions of dollars to the leader of egypt, who was a member and former head of the muslim brotherhood. it seems like we don't get it. >> well, i think the most important geopolitical question of this century is whether india defines itself primarily as an anglo-sphere democracy or an an asian superpower. and india, by the way, is one of the largers muslim populations in the world, but without the associated problems of -- >> radicalism. >> right. that's because it's a common law democracy. like your country, it has its imperfections, of course it does. perfection is not for this life. but it is a place where governments c

. >> i played angelo's father. >> yeah, you were there. movie, and we do the scene, matt damon and i, and you hear cut. and we're waiting and you know, like unconsciously, you know the director is going to come over and give you a note about what you just did. i'm talking to matt, and the director really took his time because he would talk to bob and richardson, and about two solid minutes would go by and the director would come over and de niro was standing in front of me. it took me 15 seconds to adjust looking at de niro. he would be talking and i wouldn't hear a word he was saying. i would just stare at him. and all i could see was movie screening in my mind of de niro, bang, bang, bang, bang! and i'm sitting there going -- and he finished and would be like, do you understand, alec? do you understand? i want to do it again and want you to do it this way this time. i would say, i'm sorry, bob, would you repeat -- but he knew. i was so caught up in studying him, because when you're with the ones you love and worship them, tony hopkins, i

i am angelo. i am calling on the pacific line. the money the president was talking about on this new upgrading for the air traffic control, why can't that be shared by the airlines? they will be in a fitting from it. why do we have to foot the bill for what will boost their ok.ness? host: thank you for the call. asking you about america's infrastructure and whether you think spending needs to increase on transportation. danny joining us from maryland. i just want to say the new trains, the speech reigns in china that travel like 400 miles and ease it would help the traffic on the roads. that, we can at least save some money. also, i do not think the .irlines will allow that thank you. robert on thefrom issue of spending more money for america's infrastructure. federal dollars would be a good idea if we can find the money i cutting out other programs, but no more borrowing. more from the president as he spoke in new orleans earlier this month. is investing a lot in infrastructure. europe is investing a whole lot and infrastructure.

it would be a crime for angelo mozilo or selling that and jamie dimon, but for fannie and freddie to tomorrow, bill deblasio is almost certainly the next mayor of new york city. he wants to tax the rich. and the attorney general, is that of new york. >> two hard left guys. stuart: two hard left guys going after wall street. this is not over, they may be taken steven cohen and sac, but there are plenty of others out there. >> and i think that mr. deblasio is going to have to play ball. if he drives the banks from wall street to jersey city that would be catastrophic. >> the open secret is the upper brackets don't stay in new york city long enough to be taxed. they're smart enough-- they have homes on park avenue, they go to florida and other states where they're not going to be taxed so heavily. >> they're not spending money-- >> do you think that mayor deblasio, probable mayor, you think he's going to have to see reality and back off and what he's proposing to do really? >> i have a problem with nanny state or bloomberg, but he understands wealth, money and the significance of wall s

has been counsel appeared >> three other flights have been counsel from san francisco to a loss angelo'ss before noon today. >> please check your flights before you come out to the airport to make sure that your flights have not been cancelled or delayed please plan ahead. it >> the time now is 7:34 a.m. this morning. >> certainly coli or the weekend as we start the work week. like we can see a foggy start in some areas. >> temperatures are on the chilly side the upper '30's right now in santa rosa and novado appeared >> up for these and redwood city. >> this afternoon we are expecting to of sunshine with high clouds and a little cooler than what we saw yesterday appeared >> to the kids will get back to average 68 degrees for oakland and hayward this afternoon appeared >> 70 degrees on high for san jose appeared and 72 a high for santa rosa today. >> the winds will pick up and we have a wind advisories in effect until monday. >> we do have a chance of showers will talk more about that coming up. >> in other bay area news an elderly woman in walnut creek experienced a frightening night at

san angelo, you've got cold temperatures. midland, albuquerque, denver, at 33.straight shot of cold air. the good news for southern sections is, those temperatures jump up in the afternoon. they're kind of taken care of. northern numbers are not. in comes the front in the eastern seaboard. there's early morning rain. some of this will be gone by afternoon. philly, new york, you're out of it earlier. boston, it may linger until about drive time in new england. but just so you know, that's the way your day shapes up, a little showery along the coast. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. partly sunny and mild again today. the cooling trend is still slated for the weekend as is light rain possible for veterans day. today's temperatures a lot like yesterday's, low to mid-70s because we're starting so warm this morning. mid-60s at the coast. less cloud cover tonight, a little cooler, mid to upper 40s inland, upper 40s to low 50s for the rest of us. >>> that list of sunniest cities on this thursday, brought

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about a tenth of an inch of ice to cause big problems from san angelo into dallas. texarkana and memphis looking at heavier rain. we're going to have your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. e going to have your forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> 7:15. happy friday to you bay area. taking a live look at all of the microclimates showing you the same mostly clear sky to start. upper 40s to the low 50s so bring a coat with you. as you head throughout this afternoon temperatures are going to climb into the mid-60s so a warmer day shaping up. the weather story, the winds that will continue to relax as we head throughout the day. especially into 11:00 a.m. weather. >> al, thank you very much. >>> for the first time in more than 11 years, kennedy cousin michael skakel is waking up outside the walls of a prison today. but his legal fight over a 1975 murder is far from over. we'll have an exclusive interview with his attorney in just a moment. but first,