, george barlow, with grew up in chicago. >> yes, born and raised in chicago on the west side. everything that you could possibly go through i went through there and it is a great place, there is nothing like the city of chicago and to this day i go back as much as i can in the whole family lives there. i just love especially downtown chicago and all of the places that i have lived in bed there is no place like downtown chicago -- been, there is no place like downtown chicago. >> are you a cubs fan? how does that work. >> actually i was not a cubs fan, i was a white sox fan all day. i had a chance to go to the white sox game quite a bit and when i was growing up the cubs game were all at the end of the day so i was not able to go in the white sox games were closer and i could get there in the polls and the socks i probably walter payton for sure. >> back then before 85 the bears were not good so i would cry a lot on sunday because they would either come close or they would get killed by greenbay or minnesota. i was definitely a bears fan, bears, bowls and socks -- chicago bulls

james barlow. many of us in public service can name a person who inspired us or clearly remember an experience that ignited our interest in the important issues that are shaped flue threw politics and government. for thousands of oregonians, that spark was mr. bar low. born in portland, oregon, in 1929, he earned his bachelors and masters degrees from oregon state university. he taught social studies in the beaverton school district in oregon's first congressional district from 1962 until 2005. he always made his classrooms laboratories of curiousity. but some of his best lessons didn't take place in a classroom at all, they took place on the floor of the model presidential nominating conventions. started in mr. bar low in the mid 1960's. every four years for four decades, thousands of high school students from all over the state would gather, usually in portland, from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., they would step into the role of state delegations, cast ballots for the nomination, and broker and negotia

barlow's men begin to drive in this direction. in fact, they're so successful they get all the way down here to where james lane's men are. lane's men are good stalwart soldiers, hard fighters dependable. but they've been plagued by the shadow of having killed stonewall jackson accidentally a year earlier. they're already putting up a defense against a feeble assault by ambrose burnside. they're holding off burnside like this and suddenly, where did you come from? and they're having to do a two-front defense but labor's men hold. bearny's men come up out of that swale and hit the tip and begin sweeping in this direction. their attack is so overwhelming they wipe confederate units right off the map. some of the most storied, hardest fighting veterans in the army. hayes louisiana tigers, gone. as they keep sweeping this way, the stonewall brigade, gone. james walker, stonewall jim to his men trying to rally the stonewall brigade is shot down. and his efforts to try to stem the tide. but nothing can stop the federals as they finally

((jeff barlow, parent: >> "it's kind of surprising to me that they would even consider something like this that would actually be kind of detrimuntral to a lot of the families" )) ((brian loftus)) >> the school hasn't commented about the situation the governing board will meet wednesday at 5:30 in the cafetaria, where they are expected to vote on the matter./// ((kirsten joyce)) arrested for reportedly plotting a school shooting... is coming to his defense. ccsd police says about a week ago a mother from arizona overheard her child speaking to the suspect via skype... about planning a shooting at desert oasis high . he was arrested on campus last thursday. while searching the student's home metro did find evidence... but they didn't specify what was found. it's also unclear if the teen had access to weapons. allegations. (( tiffany bach/ studen'ts sister: >> that he's a good kid and that he does not deserve to be in there and that i-- he needs to get out he doesn't not belong in there he's wrongly accused )) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the student faces a terroristic threat charge. ccsd pol

councilman ricky barlow is inviting the community to join him in lighting the ward 5 christmas tree tonight. the event starts at 6 tonight at lorenzi park. the tree will be decorated with ornaments made by local students. santa will be there taking pictures and singing christmas carols. there will also be free hot chocolate and refreshments. grab your tennis shoes and santa suit. thousands of santas are getting ready to hit the the las vegas great santa run it is saturday december third in downtown las vegas. festivities kick off at nine a-m and the five k starts at ten a-m the santa run benefits opportunity village. the homecoming dance can be a huge deal for any high schooler. and one story about that special night inspired our biggest surprise ever! "monica: we're not done! oh my god!!!" how a local girl's kind act was rewarded "ten- fold" by the fox5 surprise squad! an ancient piece of history just went for a pretty penny at auction. what the new owner plans to do with this rare artifact. united nissan... america first credit union... and albertsons and vons. a local high school student

i sailyn barlow that indicated a little bit of precipitation. very light showers moving from south to north across the area. not widespread rain but it's nice to pick up something on max defender 8. and lakes 73 coming from the south and southeast throughout the day, some areas have seen lots of sunshine. most areas have not seen much sunshine. north winds at six meet me. that's the way it has been throughout the day with a 63% relative humidity. at veterans ford, so many four degrees with mostly cloudy conditions and a southwaste wind at 70 to meet me. that observation platform is little bit of clear skies at this location. plantation crystal river, 75 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. plenty of weather conditions but the temperatures and conditions are fairly warm. teddy bear roundup is on. the storm team 8 forecast center, in memory of john winter, this is going on from now to december 19. kindness day coming up next friday where you can drop off teddy bears, food, give blood and toys for tots. a list of locations are on you can reserve a bra

jeff barlow, parent ((05;27;54 "it's kind of surprising to me that they would even consider something like of the families" )) meanwhile we have reached out to the school -- but they are keeping tight lipped about the situation. ((shakala alvaranga)) the governing board will meet wednesday at 5:30 in the cafetaria, where they are expected to vote on the matter. reporting live shakala alvaranga 8 news now. /// ((denise valdez)) >>> town square has transformed into town 'scary' this halloween. tonight with your spooky forecast. ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>cooler temps today with mostly clear skies and calmer winds. breezes earlier have subsided around the region giving way to a nice halloween day and night. expecting temps to cool off to the 60's by nightfall and temps are actually 10 degrees cooler than yesterday with the passage of the cold front and now cool north breezes. ................. .................. .... here's your halloween forecast tonight dropping to the 60's after 70's this afternoon. after those bigger breezes yesterday and today. humidity still remains higher than what w

. >> reporter: for nearly 3 decades, lieutenant darren barlow has seen just about everything on our roads and this weekend, he heard just about every excuse. >> was that i'm the most sober person in the car which is er. that doesn't make you safe to drive. >> reporter: dui teams decided to crunch the numbers on the busiest and most dangerous time periods for driving during thanksgiving and it turns out saturday night was some of the most dangerous at all. >> historically, the weekend after thanksgiving really up until the new year holiday is there is a marked increase in dui accidents. they know it, patrols had 16 people arrested, busted for dui in hillsborough county. as a matter of fact, deputies ran out the door the second they got into work. >> before the briefing was even over, i had deputies going out to work intoxicated drivers at 8 pm in the evening. it started busy and stayed busy all evening. >> reporter: that our bay area roads are more dangerous than ever right now, you are not imagining things. even veteran deputies admit things are getting worse out there every single day. >

. >> steve are lock says the campaign -- barlow says they are now focused on 70,000 unregistered veterans. >> operation enduring freedom veteran michael >> why would you want somebody like hillary to take away your right that you fought for? >> reporter: you can still register to vote up until 6 pm tuesday, and you can find more information out about this as well as a map of ballot drop- off boxes and polling places at cbsdenver.com under links and >> we are in the home stretch. thank you melissa. >>> meanwhile gary johnson was in colorado today rallying voters. the former new mexico governor spoke at ccu denver and told supporters eight major newspapers across the nation have endorsed him and he also says his nonpartisan approach will unite congress. >> hiring a nonpartisan administration, democrats, republicans, libertarians, independence, calling out both sides to come to the middle to deal of the country faces. >> the latest polls show gary johnson has the support of about six% of likely voters. -- 6% of likely voters. join us for live coverage followed by cbs4 news at noon clock. >>>

longer school days... (( jeff barlow, parent: "it's kind of surprising to me that they would even consider something like this that would kind of be trimental to a lotof the famili the model, hostile and prejudicial. at this point...we don't know which parts would be implemented here. ((nia wong)) >> the governing board is expected to vote on the partnership wednesday at 5:30 in the school cafeteria. reporting live nia wong. 8 news now./// ((kirsten joyce)) >> ((nia wong)) >> ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the newest and tech savvy home gadgets are on display in las vegas.... ((brian loftus)) >> we'll show you some of things you could soon use in the house and for your car. /// ((you're watching the it's hard to make the past dissappear, but danny tarkanian is trying. he'd rather you forget about all of his failed runs for congress, senate, and secretary of state. ...and the shady record that killed his chances every time. the property taxes tarkanian skipped out on for years... the telemarketing scammers he represented... all those fake charities he helped set up. ((sherry swensk)) the canopy of d

. >> graham barlow is resident agent in charge of the sacramento field office. he was on the case hours after the smash and grab. >> i think we'll all agree that firearms ownership is a very serious business and that people that own fire arps should be very serious about how they store their firearms and the records they keep with those. >> reporter: it's not just gun stores and dealers who are targets. a year ago, nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated data now shows more than 1100 police issued weapons either being lost or stolen since 2010. investigative unit later teamed with nbc journalists across the state and traced more than 4,000 lost and stolen guns in california directly to other crimes later committed with those same weapons. but things may be getting more difficult for thieves. following our first investigation, both san francisco and oakland toughened their ordinances requiring all gun owners not just police officers lock up their weapons. >> we want to put a stop to the spira

longer school days... (( jeff barlow, parent: "it's kind of surprising to me that they woulevenoidermething ) >> some parents are calling the at this point...we don't know which parts of democracy prep's model would be implemented here. ((nia wong)) >> the governing board is expected to vote on the partnership wednesday at 5:30 in the school cafeteria. reporting live nia wong. 8 news now./// sherry, how's the weather? morning... with 50s around the valley.... and a high of low 70s today. the sunrise and sunset will be an hour earlier this weekend. .... high clouds will stream into southern nevada today. .......... temps will be cooler in the low 70s... and then warmer through the week and heading toward the weekend with near 80 degrees as we fall back to standard time. demetria, how are the roads? at us 95 in the spaghetti bowl. up in the northwest, crews are working on the state's centennial bowl interchange project. expect to see cones out at night in the area for this work. back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) >> thanks for joining us, i'm kirsten joyce. interaction and information and just

. >> graham barlow was in rocklin and on the case hours after the smash and grab. >> i think we will all agree firearms ownership is a serious business. and the people that own firearms should be serious about how they store their firearms and the records they keep with those. >> a year ago, nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated data shows more than 1100 police issued weapons being lost or stolen since 2010. the investigative unit traced 4,000 lost and stolen guns in california directly to other crimes later committed with those very same weapons things may be getting more difficult for things. both san francisco and oakland toughened their ordinances. requiring that all gun owners take care and lock up their weapons. >> if we want to put a stop to the spiral of shootings, we have to do something a stray bullet recently flew through the window of her oakland home. >> we're making it more difficult for people to get illegal guns. >> our investigation prompted a similar state law proposed by san mateo state senat

. >> you set the barlow if all she gets is her hair. retiring early sounds great. a lot of folks need to consider what gets you to that point. i heard some people retire before, you know, age 40. >> it's all a president aer of how much you spend on your living expenses. if your living expenses are extremely small you don't need that much to cover the living expenses. you have to consider people living longer than they ever have before, if you make it to age 65 you will likely live to 84 as a man or 86 as a woman. as the average. and so you have to plan on your money lasting you all those years, so if you want to retire at 50 you have to 30 plus years to have your money last you. and that's possible, but you have to be aware of some of the penalties that are there if you take money out of retirement accounts early the wrong way, you could be hit with a 10% penalty on those early withdrawals. >> you have ira, irb, irc, so that was my plan. >> a whole new generation, we're talking about how people are downsizing. people have micro careers where years, sock away most o

. >> reporter: graham barlow was in charge of the sacramento field office.he was in rockland and on the case hours after the smash ound grab. >> i think we all agree that firearms ownership is a very serious business and that people who own firearms should be serious about how they store their firearms and the records they keep with those. >> reporter: it's not just gun stores and dealers who are targets. a year ago, nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated data now shows more than 1,100 police issued weapons either being lost or stolen since 2010. investigative unit then later teamed with journalists across the state and traced more than 4,000 lost and stolen guns in california directly to other crimes later committed with those very same weapons. but things may be getting more difficult for thieves. following our first investigation, both san francisco and oakland toughened their ordinances, requiring that all gun owners, not just police officers, take better care and lock up their weap

. >> graham barlow is resident agent in charge of atf sacramento field office. he was in rock land and on the case hours after the smash and grab. >> i think we all agree that firearms ownership is a very serious business. and people that own firearms should be very serious about how they store their firearms and the records they keep with those. >> but it's not just gun stores and dealers who are targets. a year ago nbc bay area first uncovered more than 700 guns stolen from local and federal law enforcement officers. updated data shows more than 1100 police issued weapons either being lost or stolen since 2010. the investigative unit then later teamed with nbc journalists across the state and traced more than 4,000 lost and stolen guns in california directly to other crimes later committed with those very same weapons. things may be getting more difficult for thieves. following following our first investigation in san francisco and oakland toughened the laws required that all gun owners take better care and lock up their weapons. >> we want to put a stop to th

here why carter barlow is paying zero attention to their record. let's take a look at the lottery numbers. take a look. kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with kisses deluxe. the eagles welcome the four and 6 green bay packers on monday night. don't let that record fool you, the packers are still a very dangerous team with a lot to play for. aaron rogers, we all know him, he's thrown for 25 touchdowns, good for second in the league and packers wide receiver jay gruden did i nelson is also second in the lead with nine. there's a lot to fear when it comes to the green bay packers. their offense looks good. it's the same aaron rogers that i'm used to seeing. the moves they're having big place, they're moving the ball around. they have a bunch of people sold in the offense, so i don't think there's any issue on the offense. there will be a big challenge on the defense. > we need a big win on monday. what do you