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reporter: he is being treated here athe emergency room for -- he is in serious condition from what we understand. all we know is what fish and game disclosed, is that bites to the back of his neck and shoulders as he was draed into the bushes, and they are worng on that boy right now. officials said his injuries are not life-threatening. he i expected to survive. her at secretary clara valley medical center, the official spokesperson says the boy's family is at his side. it's possible they may be making a public statement in a short while, but right now, as you can imagine, they're simply trying stabilize this littleoy's condition after a horrifying and traumatiafternoon with that mountain lion attack. abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news fo developing updates on this story. you can also follow us on twitter, abc7 bay area. >>> tonight we have new details about a missing six-year-old autistic boy who walked away from his san jose home yesterday morning, almost a day later he is found safe at a homeless encampment miles awa cornell bernard has the story. reporter: sergio zepeda is back ho

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. >> as you look athe imagery yowill see the fires burning in northern california. the wind flow carried the smoke down toward the north bay and that prompted the baarea quality district issue a smoke advisory. it includes napa and sonoma counties. if you are particularly sensitive to smoke and smelling smoke and youee it going into tomorrow, you might nt to lem mitt your outdoor time. if you do have respiratory sues follow your doctor's orde. there is a red flag warning until 11:00 p.m. for this area. gusty winds and low humidity will keep the fire danger up until tomorrow night. as we look at ou weather it is so quiet from live doppler 7hd. it is thesual pattern of the marine layer alo the coast and in over parts of the bay. here is our view looking at coit tower there. there is low cloudiness and the temperatures are in the low 60s from san ancisco and san carlosnd oakland and it cools off the quickly. here is our view from the emeryville camera. visibility is fine and looking toward theay bridge. in the 50s for the north bay and 62 in livermore. sfo camera so fa

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>> we're looking athe the presidential field it won't be too long before we talk about 2016 full timeone of the names floating around is carly fiorina of california who ran for senate in 2010 and it's just going to be fascinating to watch how much do republicans want a strong female face in that mix. she was not a terribly good candidate. she ran into all kinds of issues because of her hp background with offshoring but she's been dipping into new hampshire, making it clear she's thinking seriously about it. so is this the woman that they want out there kind of as their front woman within that field of candidates? we'll see. >> interesting to watch. keep trying, some people are persistent. one of the biggest tests of the 2014 midterm elections is already beginning, early voting in minnesota and iowa. other states are about to follow. by the time it's done, top strategists in both parties think as much as 30% of the vote could be cast by early or absentee ballots. . has become a huge fight as early voting expands and democrats generally, not always but democrats generally won the war of

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that's why you're seeing the constant burr ath of negativity we're -- berauge -- talking about isis, we're talking about energy, we're talking about obamacare. she's voting with the president 99% of the time. >> last question -- [indiscernible] sure the people of new -- i can'tant to see find anybody i agree with 99% of the time. i don't agree with myself 99% of the time. this is just about partisanship. we need someone who is going to go down there and consider these issues on the merits and keeping in eople of new hampshire mind.

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these athings you can see every day. and the biggest take away i will like people to remember is this notion was founded on the rights come from god not government. if you think of that, look around me, read by book and see how far we strayed from that and once that is gone where else ask you go and live as free as we are supposed to be. >> host: that is at a great take a way. great book. i enjoyed it. it was hard to put down. a read a few things a couple times. you did a fabulous job and highly recommend this for everybody. anyone in the united states needs to read this book. thank you so much. job well done. >> guest: thank you, theresa. >> after wards with bob woodward of the "washington journal." john dean and his latest book "the nixon defense: what he knew and when he knew it" in the book the testimony that led to nixon resigning presents an in depth look at the watergate scandal based on auto tapes. this program is about an hour. >> host: it is great to be here with john dean. i was recalling coming in here today

>> i think fundamentally last is athe economics, there reason why paypal has missed every window. the streets and squares, every level of innovation over the past decade they have missed. they will continue to miss as long as it is is a pay subsidiary of the ebay in san jose. if you pull the -- poll the x leadership team, 90% believe it is spinning off the company. >> to me it is not a question of if but when. if the trend lines keep going the way they go, it will be at single percentage of paypal value. i think it is a 100 billion dollar financial services powerhouse. >> for more on this news and what the future now holds for paypal, i am joined by the paypal cofounder matt lecture in new york and an investment partner where he has led the firm investment in mobile payment strike and of former paypal senior executive in cory johnson. that it is official, what is your reaction on this incredible reversal from ebay and john donahoe? >> i am not sure. most of us believe in one form feeling toa general get paypal its own wings in the management team direct correlated compensation to

economy is athe topic of conversation. the relationship between u.k.nd europe is being talked about. we've seen the high-profile move towards ukip by voters and even some tory mps. where do you see the relationship between u.k. and europe going? you like europe. >> access to the single market is very important for the banks. a lot of banks' their whole toiness model is being able operate across the whole market from london to different countries. supplying companies across the infrom one headquarters london. that is very important. it is very important that the u.k. retains influence. the u.k. government has a knowledge of financial services. it is important that they are at the heart of europe in terms of writing rules. do wet kinds of reforms need to see in europe to make sense for u.k. business? were having a conversation about whether europe is a bad thing and we don't know what the third way might look like. reforms that key being suggested by david cameron. >> a lot of the wider in termsional issues, of banks, we are interested in growth across t

. >> i just looked athe data. there are a number of counter arguments.just using ths data which was from institutional investors. the last time and was near this low on bearishness and august 09 and august 11 the market was up 12 and 15 percent respectively the next 12 months. you know, thether argument is everyone is bearish. the otr popular survey kaj individual inveors, we then have had the same bearishness since april and the market has been strong. neil: the hidden. they kept us going. that can't go on. >> cutting interest rates by a tenth of a point. the difference between 04 and 05. there is no difference. there is onope right now basical called germany. there's a country to the east of germany called russia. those two countries have an inordinate amount of power. it is a question of when something happe in germany will not let you're gone. for whatever eason they have. neil: and he are whistling past the graveyard. markets tend to said disconnect from the war reasoner out in the moment, but only to the moment are am wrong? >> no. you're right. th

. >> let's go live to ath rein soy in nairobi. i know over the last 12 months you had a lot of contact with people affected by westgate and have been talking to them specifically about what they remember. >> yes, that's correct. i have been talking to some of the survivors, who are traumatised. joining us is a young girl who was spirited from her mum and went to hide. thank you for joining us. there you are. i was watching the footage. the gunman marching you out of the supermarket. you interacted with the gunman. what went on if your mind at that point when you were marched out. >> at that point i was confused. i didn't know what was happening. he sounded kind of sorry. after seeing everything they did, i didn't know what would happen, if they'd shoot me. i was confused. leaving my friend. i knew she was dead. i didn't know where my mum was. >> how did you end up in the mid section of the supermarket, how you hid and what was going on. how did the gunmen find you. >> when we heard the gunshots, we went on the floor. we ran inside

it was rebuilt and again destroyed after a spec dater declared the first ath yet state.latest incarnation, 15 muss let me families chipped in and stands as a symbol of religious tolerance. th this week was the three-year anniversary ve of the occupied wall street. a small crowd gathered in new york to mark the occasion. a far cry from the company that captured the country's imagination. a look back at the occupy movement. >> it started with this ad in thecapped-based antconsumer. a call to flood. peaceful barricades and occupy wall street. three years after the 2008 financial crisis, unemployment was up, income was down and a new movement was born. >> about 5,000 occupiers showed up in lower manhattan, no single leader, no clear demands. something they woulde be critsized for. their example inspired movements in 100 cities across the u.s. and many more globally. what did they accomplish? >> medium income has increased more than 69% since 1967. the poorest have cease less than a quarter % increase. however now there is more public sdpors. the 99%. much to make it an every

when you look athe protest movement how does it stay alive going forward. >> the same way it has stayedonth, just ordinary citizens, activists engaging the community and continuing to hold demonstrations and go to city officials and demanding change. it can't just happen in ferguson. it ha has to happen in all these small mounicipamunicipalitit es entire area. need to see broad based change in pleasing and revenue growing to really see a solution. >> all right, thank you for your reporting and your time today. >> thank you. >>> coming up, when the president lays out his isis strategy tonight in the big address we've been covering today, he may pledge no new boots on the ground. is that a promise any president can guarantee? that's straight ahead. ay of doif starts with back pain... and a choice. take 4 advil in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. honey, you did it! baby laughs! when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & tec

warning period for red light cameras is almost over, drivers will get a $100 ticket for blowing lights athe the low cost carrier, frontier airlines will offer service from philadelphia international airport, there will be seven new non-stop routes, including miami, tampa, orlando and even cancun, mexico, it starts in december. and today only the airline is offering fares for one way travel for $99. they want to make it asfordable for everyone. it begins in the spring. >>> most of us are hoping there is no repeat of last year's seemingly endless run of snow and ice and they found salt is in short supply and much more expensive than last year. special in the midwest where they have to pay three times last year's rate and price increases are common from boston to north carolina. >>> that winter weren't is exactly what people in colorado mountains southwest got yesterday, the storm dropped heavy snow in tell ride and vail. >>> and turning to our weather situation, no snow here but a little bit of everything today. as we take a live look at the center city skyline from center city hd, we may see

he hopes his full-time career can encourage the young to take ath let. >> a lot of young want to reply cricket. in jamaica everyone wants to run, we find more running talent. it's not about making short -- it's all about making sport attractive. >> that's it for me. >> thank you, indeed. 20 million tourists, the number that visit venice every year. soon they could be forced to pay a bit of money - in fact, quite a lot. locals are fed up with day-trippers who don't spend much money. authorities are proposing a daily fee, phil lavelle reports. >> reporter: there's no doubt venice is pretty, no doubt it can be pricey too, unless you do it on a budget. good for the visitors who come for the day. bad for businesses who are not happy with the day-trippers. >> translation: it's becoming impossible to walk around anywhere. these people eat, sleep, urinate in the street everywhere. you shouldn't be allowed into venice without knowing the rules. to stay here for one day even. >> reporter: the answer - charge day visitors for entry. pay as you come, not pay as you go. $40 a day. controversial - y

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. >>> a billboard campaign aims to help ath no there facing weapons charges or what she calls an innocente. this is one of four new signs a gun rights advocacy group put up in support of shaneen allen of philadelphia. police in south jersey stopped allen for a routine traffic violation. she told the officer that she had a gun in the car but her concealed carry permit for pennsylvania was not valid in new jersey. she now faces up to ten years in prison if convicted. the atlanta county prosecutor andassigned to her case refused to let her go to a pretrial program. that decision came under fire when ray rice was allowed into that same program after he assaulted his fiance and knocked her out cold. allen's trial has been postponed while a decision is made about her case. >>> in atlantic city, the tramp taj mahal's internet gambling partner is leaving the new jersey market. ultimate gaming is claiming breaches of its contract. ultimate gaming has not said when it will end its operations in new jersey. >>> in philadelphia school budget crisis, some mixed news. the district will be getting a chu

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so tomorrow starting off with sunshine during athe afternoon, a few more clouds toward the chesapeakerried about rain at all. tomorrow a spectacular afternoon with more of that southerly wind with temperatures getting close to 80 degrees. 80 degrees in d.c. 81, rather. 80 in leesburg. 7b 9 martinsburg. 79 towards charlottesville, currently at 68. 83 tomorrow, one of the warm spots. your impact forecast on your saturday, no impact once again. still very nice. and i think that's the way it's going to be for the weekend. and look at sunday. if you're hoping for warmer weather, a high of 86 on sunday. it will be a little bit on the humid side. there will be a slight chance of a storm, 40% chance. we're talking about after 6:00 p.m. if you have plans after 6:00 on sunday, watch out for storms. some could be on the strong side. not looking at anything severe. and then monday through friday of next week, once again, jim, doreen -- doreen, you've been here 25 years. can i take off next week? >> no. >> okay, fine. >> no. if the weather stays like this, maybe. >> thank you. >>> next, new pictur

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boston secenter has a suspected hijacker i put the f-15s athe otis air national guard base at battle stati statio. i said, scramble them, we'll hold them over the water until we get permission necessary. hijacked airplane,e don't know nothing about it at all. no idea where it i >> what's going on, betty betty, talk to me. betty, are you there? >> we just had a plane crashed into the upper floor of the world trade center. the world trade center tower number one is on fire. the whole outside of the building. >> we have a very tragic alert for you right now. an incredible plane crash into the worl trade centert the lower tip of manhattan. >> it's believed the 737 crashed into it. speculation at this point. at least three floorsaken out. joing us right now o of t producers with the fox report. owen othe e scene. what do you see? >> i'm on the roof of my building five blocks to the south of the world trade center. i'm looking at the world trade center. there's a massive gaping hole on the scond tower, about 15 stories from the roof. it's unbelievable to look at. thers a massi hole. >>fire

few moreike to spend a minutes, before the good part where i have a chance to have an tell you ath you, to little bit about what we're trying to do. last night, who saw saw the table-setting episode in which we set in motion what is complicated and intertwined and interbraided i'vetive that i think that ever undertaken. i certainly think that jeff thinks so as well, even though we have tackled together a history of the civil war, baseball, jazz, second world war, and are working on the the war in vietnam. we were drawn to doing all three in part because of that avalanche of information that i mentioned to you earlier. we live in a media culture in we think we know everything. we have lots of information and understanding. we are drowning. and one of the default positions this excessive information is we tend to form superficial, conventional wisdom about the subjects we think we know about, either those happening today or those that took place in the past. and so it seems that for almost entire history of the -- of this country, since the have been, we compelled to focus either on theo

. >> stef, ath lon, entered a definitive merger agreement. >> a really good deal because encana got ridloan margin assets and had a great balance sheet to do the transaction. now they get faster growth, higher margin, longer lived assets and 75% liquids which has been their goal. a great story. >> joe, natural gas pipeline spinning off to become its own publicly traded company? >> stock up near 41 bucks. the inclination is to get out of the stock. stay with it. dominion, they will follow along. have to get that gas from mar sail lus shale in pennsylvania across the country. >> vista equity partners acquiring tibco partners. largest tech buyout and one of the few stocks that herb greenberg likes and paying off handsomely. >> got to love that herb liked this one. a name speculated on for a long time, scott. it is underneath the price of $24 underneath the 52-week highs but 22% premium from where the stock was trading. people have talked about this for a long time. some activists were angry and started to shake a little bit. now they have the results. >> news alert time. dom chu, what do y

. >> yeah, its with the battle of new market heights, i thipthere any athe battle of crater.if not was it because there was no volualor or it was so ugly - >> the dorsey was absolute example for proetecting the flags. i believe he's the only one. there's one back there and one back there. we will get to you. >> the party you talked about that mahone, did they rub kan candidates for state wide elections or national elections? >> mahone is selected as senator and aligns himself with republicans during his time in d.c. they run people throughout the state. they control the governorship. they control patronage. it's a complicated story but in 1883, the evidence -- the they are they named the re-adjusters because a big issue is what do you do with the massive state debt. do you pay it off entirely or part of it. mahone's position is you only pay off part of it because he was committed to funding certain public works. so the funders who wanted to pay it off tended to be more conservative. they tended to be more committed to sort of the racial status quo in virginia at that time. so

some athe street is a party area now for nfl players. more now from kpix 5's kiet do.n the neighborhood this morning. kiet good morning. >> reporter: good morning, neighbors did not want do go on camera but they did tell us that this is quite the party house. in fact they say the music was so loud here on saturday, it set off their window alarms. spotted ray mcdonald driving his new bentley down the ridge drive yesterday. a street that's typically quiet except when neighbors say the 49er throws one of his raging house parties. that was the case saturday when mcdonald celebrated his 30th birthday. an empty wine glass still sits on the front lawn. things look tidy early on though. teammate vernon davis instagrammed this phototoe of the pool. saying he was enjoying the scene. by the early morning hours things turned serious. >> reporter: police sources say mcdonald's fiancee showed officers bruises on her arm and neck. this is not the first time neighbors have seen cops in the upscale community. in september, aldon smith crashed his pickup truck into a tree and skidded on

young people are likely to serve in any war, no matter how justifiable, shall be directly proportion ath as to how they per -- proportion at as to how they receive veterans of early wars are treated and appreciated by their country and we're not just talking about on veterans' day. we're talking about how we treat them, how we support them and i think this bill goes a long way to deal with some of the problems that they're experiencing returning from the last two wars. so this is certainly a bill that i can support and i want to say again, may god continue to bless america and i want to thank the veterans for their service. not just thanking them, but this is really putting your money where your -- your mouth where your money. is thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. lamborn: mr. speaker, we have no further speakers and am prepared to close and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the gentleman from arizona. mrs. kirkpatrick: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers. i urge m

world has athe trade agreement with the united states of america. think about it. ,e have a number of countries and 10% of the world takes 40% of the exports. of the goods and services produced by american americans, andy that is what we have to do to ensure that we're trying to level the playing field in terms of financing. and when we do that, what happens is we have the ability to compete. if weld do a lot better had that success in washington. system, jobulatory energy, using it more efficiently, so there are some things that i am really excited about. done, becausethis we can expand more exports. >> i will go. nice to see you. >> without starting the quiet afternoon, could you give us an overview of your thoughts of what you would do in dealing with at least that characterization? in terms of the dysfunctionality? earlier, thissaid ,s going back over the history finding common ground, and it was not so long ago that we could figure it out, and to do it in a bipartisan way. and finally, it takes leadership. nothing big has happened in recent lea

the need push against to boost demand, do you agree ath bill gross that there is new normal of a morefor american growth -- so subdued future for american growth? >> i prefer the term and of normal as opposed to new normal. we can have a decent life going forward. the difference between me and paul is quite simple. he sees the problem as the car does not have fuel. i see the problem is the transmission melted down. you have to ask if you can repair the vehicle. >> you are the only democrat in texas. what have you learned about the boom in that state? >> natural gas. >> not less government? >> no. it's very important for the state of government to be sitting on a large pile of shale. that has helped a lot. there are a number of other things. texas avoided the banking debacle because it had cover banking regulation than florida and california. we did not have the boom or the bust. important product of reforms that occurred in the 1980's. more government rather than less, ironically. >> what would you like to see from congress right now? i would like to see congress the basict two years

ath tear-gas being thrown protesters here, when you saw those images and you walked here to the studioe you are, what is your sense from the ability to get things done? >> i think it is very difficult. it is very emotional right now to get things done. will stilleople who have a bit of a difficulty coming to work. people can work from home and the like, what if this intensifies, what does this mean for hong kong? are coming to a very challenging juncture when it comes to the future of hong kong. and then it comes to the question of, what is next? of course, the situation is still very fluid, you still have people occupying areas of admirality and parts of hong the, and i think that uncertainty here is very significant, but at the end of the day, we do have a pretty strong system, and therefore, some formal order has been restored. and the business side will continue. >> did the markets anticipate this happening, and when the at 9:30,pen today -- what do you expect? >> there will be a weakening, but not be a huge -- not by a huge amount. there will be a dip in the market. but in the lon