for tom bare it was a tougher road.ing to feel like a million dollars and that hasn't happened yet. i'm still waiting for that. that pay off. i'm told that i'm good for another 40 years or so and i'm hoping that's the case, but with my history, i'm going to have to watch it. >> so what about me? i have a family history am i heart attack proof? a couple weeks ago i met up with the doctor to get a full workout, to gauge my likelihood of having a heart attack. >> sanjay, good to see you. >> time to see what fate has to offer me. >> we had some good news when we did the imaging. you had no plaque on the coronary arteries in the calcium score. that your carotids were like a spring chicken, very young. >> someone made a comment to me this is a four-year guarantee. >> yes. >> would you agree with that? >> yes. i'd extend it to five to seven years. >> based on what you've already seen before we go over there five to seven years if i'm feeling chest pains probably not a heart attack. more good news. looking at my ldl the bad cho

here the barely a river is squeezed between two cliffs. many of them contain deep caves which are barely being studied the tourists are also outside the so-called antony's caves. there were several levels in the cave. as an engineer i was very interested in how they could climb to the second level. they took a tree and at the top of it they cut away the branches and then climbed up the stumps interposition comes of it and. that. is in his first year medical college and five he comes from the indian state of go which is a will develops tourist industry. he's delighted with the beauty of the belly a river. especially the scenic mountains and the fog especially it was really beautiful i mean like inferno european nature nick i'd never seen before and was a great experience right coming on the road an even the mountains and there and the flowers and everything that's on our part it was very. alexi the paraglider has found an ideal spot for takeoff he has been shooting a film featuring the best kitty is beautiful scenery. he took a few moments

for tom bare, it was a tougher road.ened yet. so i'm still waiting for that payoff. i'm told that i'm good for another 40 years or so. and i'm hoping that's the case. but with my history, i'm going to have to watch it. >> so what about me? i have a family history. am i heart attack proof? so a couple weeks ago i met up with the doctor to get a full workup, to gauge my likelihood of actually having a heart attack. >> good to see you. >> time to see what fate has to offer. >> we did good news. you had no plaque in your arteries and the calcium score. your arteries were like a spring chicken. very young. >> i like that. >> someone made a comment to me, this is sort of a four-year guarantee. >> yes. would you agree? >> yes. i extend it to five to seven years. >> five to seven years. >> based on what you've already seen, before we even go over this, five to seven years if i'm feeling chest pain, it's probably not a heart attack? >> right. >> looking at my ldl, the bad cholesterol, the doctor tells me they're mostly large part

you can barely make out the tail lights. as a result, the changeable message signed has been activated. if you are taking the dumbarton, the chp has issued a special dance fog advisory. we are not seeing any delays for ac transit, bart or ace train. >>james: a public memorial is planned in san jose thursday for sean walsh, a 21 year-old national guard soldier that was killed nearly two weeks ago while serving in afghanistan. his unit left for a yearlong mission back in december of 2010, he died during combat operations in afghanistan. he is the second californian national guardsmen to be killed this month. the public is invited to pay their respects to wash fee and his family from 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. on thursday at the oak hill funeral home at the chapel of roses funeral fourth. famines jury deliberations said as johannes mehserle and three offices are set to begin to mark siri if can oakland man claims he was kicked and punched by bart police officers three years ago. being slime left for closing arguments are effective tom

. >> the bare kids are going to come down. we're going to walk into the park and somebody's going to put up a tent and it's going to keep going. look up the word occupy in the dictionary. >> reporter: and you are looking at live pictures from our helicopter. as you can see, hundreds of protesters have gathered at the library that's located at 14th and oak street, about five blocks from where we are. we understand they are rallying at this hour. and they are expected to march back to frank ogawa plaza where they promise to try to reoccupy the plaza. they're also talking about perhaps reoccupying other locations within the city. they haven't said exactly what locations those might be. again, we are expecting marchers to take to the street at any moment and make their way back to frank ogawa plaza. when they get back here to the plaza, if we can take our live shot here, this is what they are going to find. the bare kids are down at this hour. police are here. you can see them gathered around the plaza, but we understand that prot

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you can just barely see the archway, that as a bike way. it is a way for people to connect through neighborhoods throughout the city. this was the choice up until the 1970's. the place that we really look at as a model of bicycling was not very much so just 40 years ago. they have made choices, i am happy that you referenced in the local business aspect, because i think it is something that we can learn a lot from. the value that more people bicycling brings the business in san francisco. as we think about how san francisco can stay, a regional focus of the bay area, how we can keep jobs, businesses large and small, how we grow with 100,000 new residents, we will need to think differently. i am glad for the mayor to be unleashing secrets. i think the secrets can be found in the other cities doing it right. we need to look beyond our own city borders at national borders. this used to be a regular street for cars and was made a priority streak. you can see the silver in the front, those are lower at times when needed for deliveries. it is pri

as the better part of an artsy russ's said to start pumping gas to europe through the nearly bare. where across at the launch for you throughout the day but now that poor explains how the world's longest other what a gas leg into for us. russia has been selling gas to europe for half a century with the first pipeline running to austria completed in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven trading survived a long list of upheaval even the depths of the cold war failed to disrupt supplies however the breakup of the soviet union brought a new set of problems and much of the energy infrastructure became the property of countries bordering russia with their own political and economic ambitions this resulted in a couple of so-called gas was with ukraine and the old bus stop with bella ruse which is where north stream comes in the pipeline runs beneath the baltic linking russia directly to germany it's the longest subsidy plotline in the world over twelve hundred kilometers and it bypasses all transit countries at nine billion euros it's undoubtedly expensive but a pipeline last for up to f

>>reporter: i can barely see the fog out your. and rufus we thought the fall was not going to be quicker is thicker than yesterday. >>james: here is the golden gate bridge kama, this is the visibility as your heading south bound 10 wonder the tunnel. >>reporter: it has been about 100 ft. the whole way down. the visibility is down near zero for the whole ride. you cannot even drive the speed limit. as i came through waldo curve in through the tunnel everyone's lamp on the brakes i have been sitting there for about 17 minutes. >>justine: mark we hope to get to work safely. we will see you at 5:00 a.m. all things considered. >>james: the thing that he said, you should leave yourself some stopping distance, you come up on this traffic at a stop in front of you and you do not have time to stop fast. >>justine: to update us more on this accident that mark sought and all the other hot spots here is erica. >>erica: good morning i have been checking the chp traffic law, all current lanes are blocked. the chp does not have any answer on whe

you can barely see anything out there this morning because of that low hanging fog here in the nation's capital. that is the nation's capital but you can't see it. >> you can't tell with all the fog in the area. >> take a look at this picture of the washington monument barely. >> oh, that's what that is. >> barely visible on the left-hand side of the screen. >> soupy out there. meteorologist tom curen has our forecast. >> it's fairly shallow fog. our sky watcher camera, 300 feet above the landscape is above the fog, but you can just barely make out the top of the tower, the tallest tower at the national cathedral there poking up above the fog. we have a partly cloudy sky over the fog. as the fog dissipates, we've have a little sunshine breaking out. we've had showers in west virginia. we might get a few sprinkles in washington county, too. right now, temperatures are in the generally upper 40s to near 50 throughout most of the region. 48 now at reagan national. later today, not going to warm up very much. the fog is thickest, all these counties in gray. howard, st. mary's, from trinidad

the headlines now renewed rifts at the heart of the greek government distain it replaces it just barely over the prime minister's bailout referendum stun poll with just a few hours to go now until a vote of confidence in parliament. the turmoil in greece adds to the trauma of global leaders at the g. twenty summit in cannes who are struggling to stem the debt contagion from spreading across europe. the mocked up mission touches down a simulated flight to mars is completed by a six man crew spending over five hundred days in isolation all as part of an ambitious and space experience. on the road to extradition campaigners cried foul as a computer whiz kid was told he had committed no major crime in the u.k. because still face trial in the united states. ok well up next. if you would join us on our trip across russia as we take you to discover the fascinating land of. the first settlements were founded here thousands of years ago. this is a land of ancient manton's and pristine forests and mountains here are very old and they are popularly known as the gray headed urals. brushes best hone

i barely spoke. there was a lot of tears. >> and this is him today. his appearance actually restored by countless rounds of surgery. the show judges loved his foot work, and viewers his sheer zest for life. >> i think all of the troops overseas that have never made it back home. they're trying to figure out a way to live their lives. >> this celebrity survivor now plans to write his life story, and it will inspire many. steve kingston, bbc news, washington. >> next year at this time, we will finally have an answer as to who will be the next president of the united states, but until then, the sparring continues, and republican candidates took to the stage, each vying to be picked to take on president obama. with a focus on security, they could give us an idea of what their policy would be should they reach the oval office. mark, it was meant to be a debate, but it is another issue in the headlines. >> illegal immigration, 16 million illegal immigrants in the united states, and basically, the republican base, their opinion is to take them out. but newt

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i barely spoke. there was a lot of tears. >> and this is him today. his appearance actually restored by countless rounds of surgery. the show judges loved his foot work, and viewers his sheer zest for life. >> i think all of the troops overseas that have never made it back home. they're trying to figure out a way to live their lives. >> this celebrity survivor now plans to write his life story, and it will inspire many. steve kingston, bbc news, washington. >> next year at this time, we will finally have an answer as to who will be the next president of the united states, but until then, the sparring continues, and republican candidates took to the stage, each vying to be picked to take on president obama. with a focus on security, they could give us an idea of what their policy would be should they reach the oval office. mark, it was meant to be a debate, but it is another issue in the headlines. >> illegal immigration, 16 million illegal immigrants in the united states, and basically, the republican base, their opinion is to take them out. but newt

let's head east toward the bay bridge and you can barely see anything. the viz bilityd is now entering near zero. this is why the national weather service issued a dense fog advisory. which is most of the bay area. visibility less than a quarter of a mile. the winds will scour out the fog. means high wind warning in effect for anything above 1,000 feet tomorrow. up to 70-mile per hour winds are expected at this time. the blue highlighted area, wind advisory with some gusts up to 50 miles per hour. the cause of the wind and when it will subside coming up later on in this newscast. >> thank you roberta. herman cain remained add that ment that he can win the white house. but tonight, he is not sure his campaign can survive new allegations of a 13 year affair. and tara says he is now rethinking his future. >> herman cain made no mention of his troubles during a foreign policy speech in michigan tuesday evening. >> it's not my first time here in hillsdale and it will not be my last time. >> but he did tell staffers earlier that it's time to reassess his campa

tavis: barely. >> so that -- much older -- i'm so old and, you know, i don't care about making a fool of myself but if i feel something is wonderful and the chemistry is right between people and we want to be a band, i don't mind making a fool of myself. i was never uncomfortable with this group. why? because they're such fabulous, first of all, human being, and then second of all, great musicians. edgar i've known for over 20 years and edgar's known chris and stewart for over 20 years, so it's an immediate friendship. your friend is my friend and how it goes. and we're never going to put each other at risk to make them look bad or whatever so there's that sizing up and saying, ok, this is what he can do, this is what we can do together and that's how it comes out. tavis: you've lived long enough, you say, yo-yo, to not be afraid to try things and take risks. at this point in your life, you have nobody to fear in your field and quite frankly you have nothing left to prove in your field so i get the fact that you're ok taking risks. what i don't get is the flipside which is that there

even the former barely scrape a living. -- farmer barely scraped a living. >> if the price is low, i don't make a living. >> 10 years ago, after intense pressure, the chocolate industry signed an agreement. the promise from the chocolate companies was to act as a matter of urgency to stop has this child labor. isn't that exactly what we are seeing here? the farmer said that they were his children or the sons of friends. at least one was not. when i asked his name, the farmer did not know. he became embarrassed and then he just left. many children are taken out of school and taken from their families. this child's home is more than 200 miles away. my father sent me here to work. i have not seen my family for three years. >> this is where cocoa began his journey to our shops. child workers are uncommon sight. the chocolate companies concede that more needs to be done. -- child workers are a common sight. it is said that hundreds of thousands of families have been helped. this camp is one model project. at its heart is a school that opened three years ago. but the villagers complain it

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. >> reporter: his older brother, zach, could barely speak. but tried to give the crowd words of encouragement. >> for those who have lost the grasp of faith, do not. >> loved him. going to miss him for the holidays. and got to be here for the family now. ♪ but now i see >> reporter: corral is the second soldier from this community to die in combat this year. >> such a tragedy. thank you, cheryl. >>> vallejo honored its own hero tonight. a police officer was killed last week. he was named officer of the year in 2000. he was also a volunteer coach. tonight, a youth choir performed as friends and community members gathered to give condolences to his widow and his three daughters. he will be laid to rest on november 30th. >>> it could be a lonely thanksgiving for some senior citizens. they're dealing with an outbreak of norovirus. friends and family of residents at the center are being told to stay away when they're loved ones are remaining in their room. officials are monitoring the situation and will only reopen on thanksgiving if they feel it'

we barely got through all of this, all of this water.nd we got down here to this underpass and right here was a man laying dead. we put the scaffold right here and it went down from this side. you can see the rope's still there and we would lower it, inmates would climb down that scaffold and we would line them up on this road, about 6,000. probably the largest mass movement, obviously, of inmates in the country. we would put the boats in the water right down here under this overpass and run them around here. meanwhile, the folks on top, first they threw stuff at us. that's one of the things they threw off that bridge at us, it's still right here, do you remember that? that's a spear. >> transported by boat and then bus, close to 2,000 parish prisoners ended up at angola. some perhaps simply victims of bad luck. >> my name is paul kunkle from toledo, ohio. we were on a long vacation, about 35 days, traveling across country, all the way down to cabo san lucas, mexico, where i have a time share. we came back through arizona and texas, wher

he could barely squeeze into a ix xl. it took this blunt bedside manner know this father of four that it was time to lose. >> thank you for waking me up. thank you. >> reporter: no bypass. no bands. no powder. no pills. >> you inspired me to drop 70 pounds. >> reporter: slack got town to a size 34. >> i was thinking about 8,000 to 9,000 calories a day and cutting it to 1,200. it was drastic. >> reporter: and he started moving. in six months, he dropped his first 100 pounds. >> when i saw the weight coming off, i became addicted to the energy. i coach his baseball team now. >> reporter: there's one part that his buddy, collin, remembers most. >> i broke down in tears. >> reporter: as for that obituary, here's the way the new adam slack would have it read. dedicated to -- >> people everywhere who are striving to be better. who are striving to be better to themselves and to the world. >> you can always change. that's the moral of that story. >> that's right. >> i can finally get my arms around my dad. that's so great. >> won

there's a storm in the baring strait.od warnings across south western alaska and through the baring strait. we are talking winds of 75 miles per hour. gusts could exceed 100 miles per hour. it's going to be a monster storm. flooding and blizzard conditions. we'll show you the second thing. this is the frontal system that will roll through our area on thursday. looks pretty potent right now and it certainly was last night, producing tornadoes in oklahoma and kansas. it's going to weaken in terms of the precipitation by the time it gets here. it will usher in a market change for friday and this is tropical storm shaun out in the southeastern atlantic. it's drifting off to the northwest. it will turn and go northeastward in the next 48 to 72 hours. right now, we are left with clear skies. a fantastic night. 57 in arlington. 53 in bethesda. 48 in reston. there are some 40s out there. 52 in beltsville and 52 in laurel sitting on 50 at college park. so here's the deal. big changes are on the way, but just chilly tonight. wednes

you can see the back up it is barely moving. the accident is near the island. injuries are involved. the chp says two lanes of traffic are closed right now. >>> nearly two decades after she was captured and held captive by a sex offender jayce dugard is asking people to keep their neighborhoods safe. >> if you see a neighbor that looks amiss you might be wrong but you might save a life. >> she released it today. sponsored by the chase foundation. she was kidnaped when she was 11 and held captive for 18 years. >>> one of the three san francisco police officers, involved in an -- injured in a car crash has been released from the hospital as of today. another officer is upgraded from critical to serious condition. a third officer was released shortly after the crash. all three were hurt when their cars slam into a light pole. we have been talking to the police but the crash is under investigation. >>> pg&e says they detected a new leak in the same gas pipeline that exploded last year. they found the problem in gas line 132. 20 miles south they found it in a stretc

the blog site bare naked islam is full of messages. it caught the attention of the counsel on relations. >> it is inappropriate to make threats of a mosque. >> muslims themselves. say lor is referring to comments made, calling for the violent actions. the blog talks about violence against muslims in mosques throughout the country and our area but it specifically has mention of this center in falls church. i want muslim blood on my hands writes the person who claims to have issue off route 7. it is the same where anwar served. the american born cleric was killed in yemen after u.s. officials identified him as planning attacks and conspiring against the u.s. it is that kind of association, say lor believes, may be driving the calls for violence. >> most people were introduced on islam september 11th watching an airplane fly into a building. >> the blog's bonnie says it is in response to muslim violence against nonmuslims. i have never called for the destruction of all mosques but i've called for the banning of islam and the closing of al

your ride on the san mateo bridge is barely visible. you can start to make out more taillights cost that is traffic heading from the plaza to despair beauty or no incidents reported. your ride on the golden gate bridge is still quite dense as the fog is not only at the toll plaza but across the span. traffic is not fast as we are not tracking in the hot spots. for the south the freeways, 101 85 into the all look problem free. the north bay is without away from 37 to the toll plaza of the golden gate bridge. the drive times are running 25 minutes or less to get from 37 down to the toll plaza of the golden gate. >>mark: a developing story of a loss angeles, the showdown between protesters and the lapd geary if they had a mid light--they have a midnight deadline to get out of the park. here is a gentleman on a bicycle riding through the crowd. there were brief clashes as protesters were down on city streets. police are cushing protesters off of the sidewalks. as the police were clearing the encampment around 5:00 a.m., protesters started t

know a little bit of fall colors still left on the trees, some of those trees starting to get more bare. beautiful sunset -- look at that, beautiful finish to the day. the radar crystal clear. that will hold up tonight and tomorrow. friday if we see any rain it's likely to pass just south of the city but interesting storm over the northern united states, temperatures running a little mildler than that time last night. today we were up above 60s. started the indication of a change in the weather pattern. high pressure still hanging out, generally clear and quiet, travel plans in the morning look great. new cold frontal boundary and a storm spinning up on the center of this thing likely to bring rain and messy weather, through the weekend. we will still get one more clear day though the cloud wills start to increase. want to show you the track, stop it here at 5:00. here is the storm circulation. the rain shield just ahead of that. even with maryland but watch the move thursday night into friday it takes a dive to the south. a little rain wrap around the back side i -- most of that would