that was somehow transmitted to barry goldwater. >> harry, would you craft the acceptance speech?t ha. >> i would remind you that extre extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. >> when i heard it i loved it. i thought it was terrific as did most young conservatives. >> with my father when those lines were spoken i thought holy smoke that's a tough line. my father said, i just lost the election. >> his campaign slogan was in your heart you know he's right. for us liberal folks it was in your gut you know he's nuts. >> lyndon johnson characterized barry goldwater as some what of a mad man which he wasn't at all. >> all the while johnson who had spent hundreds of thousands people advanced that he managed to be the war president escalating in the war simultaneously leading the world country and voters if you elected goldwater he would get us into a nike layer war. >> these are the stakes to make a world in which all of god's children can live or to go into the dark. >> we must either love each oth

get a shot of barry later on. i think most touching video is when zito was left off before game one and he came to the park and there were people that were waiting for him to get his autograph. a lot of them would have blown them off. zito signed. >> chris describes with cody ross right now. >> cody ross right now. how does it make you feel? >> this is incredible. one of the best moments of my life. all these people. look at all these people. they are so happy and happy to be here right now. it's incredible. >> they love you right back. >> i love them. >> what was the magic for you. >> just, going out to the wind and we did it. we persevered and overcame a lot of adversities. >>. >> and how about kristen sze jumping off. >> and how about pat, we have a wireless microphone. >> there is kristen sze. >> and we said cody who? >> acquired late in august and they put him on waiver. there is madison bumgarner >> and fred was jumping in there. >> can you put it in perspective at this time? >> it's something that i mean, t

that will probably cause barry about $125. barry bonds was -- totally cool with the police. he left without further incident. >>> the san francisco giants are now home after their victory in texas, the city is still buzzing. san francisco. >> how did you celebrate? >> i went through the civic center -- i'm getting old. look. it's a spirited wonderful life. you really get those. we haven't seen it since 1954. out here in the west coast. we never saw it. the new york giants did. but it's exciting and extraordinary. tomorrow will be the parade to end all parades. 11:00 down on montgomery street down the beautiful -- yes, the beautiful market street and then the civic center. it will be fun. >> since we're talking about the parade. we're gonna show this on channel 2 and the website, starting tomorrow at 11:00. what about security? hopefully, we won't see any craziness like last night. >> late last night, there were about six arrests. we had a few incidents. i want to congratulate my police department for an outstanding job. we'll make sure that this is a family-friendly event an

. >> i have known barry goldwater for a long time. if it weren't for barry keeping those boys in washington on their toes do you think our national defense would be as strong as it is? >>> oo he started giving talks to goldwater. >> he turned to reagan to give him last minute show business. that's when he made the famous speech forever known as the speech. >> in the last days of the campaign a group of californians came to me and said they would like to put on a special television show to help us with ronald reagan. he was going to up stage barry. >> he was the campaign chairman. he said reagan isn't our candidate gold wauter is. nicks ton finally had to be resolved the candidate himself by barry gold wauter. he had not seen the speech or heard the speech. played him an audiotape. >> i spent most of my life as a democrat. i recently have seen fit to follow another course. >> what the hell is wrong with that? run it. >> goldwater miller on behalf of barry goldwater. >> a time for choosing it was called. >> whether we believe in our cap

. >> i have known barry goldwater for a long time. if it weren't for barry keeping those boys in washington on their toes do you think our national defense would be as strong as it is? >>> oo he started giving talks to goldwater. >> he turned to reagan to give him last minute show business. that's when he made the famous speech forever known as the speech. >> in the last days of the campaign a group of californians came to me and said they would like to put on a special television show to help us with ronald reagan. he was going to up stage barry. >> he was the campaign chairman. he said reagan isn't our candidate gold wauter is. nicks ton finally had to be resolved the candidate himself by barry gold wauter. he had not seen the speech or heard the speech. played him an audiotape. >> i spent most of my life as a democrat. i recently have seen fit to follow another course. >> what the hell is wrong with that? run it. >> goldwater miller on behalf of barry goldwater. >> a time for choosing it was called. >> whether we believe in our cap

. >> i have known barry goldwater for a long time. if it weren't for barry keeping those boys in washington on their toes do you think our national defense would be as strong as it is? >>> oo he started giving talks to goldwater. >> he turned to reagan to give him last minute show business. that's when he made the famous speech forever known as the speech. >> in the last days of the campaign a group of californians came to me and said they would like to put on a special television show to help us with ronald reagan. he was going to up stage barry. >> he was the campaign chairman. he said reagan isn't our candidate gold wauter is. nicks ton finally had to be resolved the candidate himself by barry gold wauter. he had not seen the speech or heard the speech. played him an audiotape. >> i spent most of my life as a democrat. i recently have seen fit to follow another course. >> what the hell is wrong with that? run it. >> goldwater miller on behalf of barry goldwater. >> a time for choosing it was called. >> whether we believe in our cap

let me bring in barry mccaffrey and, general, it is always good to see you. first of all, sir, happy veterans day to you. >> yeah, thanks, chris. >> so much going on today. preparations in new york city for a big parade. this is one of the ceremonies that touches us always every year. all around the country there are various commemorations. what is this, what do these kind of commemorations mean to veterans? >> well, i think it's important demonstration. you know, 300 million americans when you have a small number of our young women and men defending us. 47,000 killed and wounded in afghanistan. it's never stopped and the willingness of young americans to step forward and protect their country, active duty guard and reserve is simply phenomenal. >> you say step forward and it never hurts to remind folks that the people who are in iraq and afghanistan and other far flung places around the earth defending our freedom chose to be there. >> absolutely. they're all volunteers. 100% of them and many of othem multiple volunteers. they volunteer for the army or speci

marion barry not the only one behind a push to get people off financial assistance and back to work. we're breaking that down next. >>> and the republicans took the house and tonight more changes coming to capitol hill. we'll explain. >> coop it here, fox 5 news at 5 is coming back. perhap [ male announcer ] to thank you for making pizza hut your favorite pizza, we're offering two mediums with up to three toppings for just six bucks each! this offer only lasts ten days ending november 20th so don't miss out! two medium pizzas. only six bucks each, ending november 20th, and only at your pizza hut. only six bucks each, ending november 20th, if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering. >> big changes could be coming to the d.c. welfare system and you might be surprised to see who is behind them. some say it's a way to make sure that everyone is doing their share and others say it could leave innocent children with nowhere to live and nothi

candlestick park and the years the giants couldn't get here and willie mays and juan manager eye shell and barry bonds and guys that never got here and that's part of the reason that this is so significant. >> i thought about my brothers and my caddied and all the games at candlestick and all

the only free agent starter in the rotation is barry zito. now you're seeing position plays, home grown talent. buster posey obviously and immerged brandon belk who giants fans are going to be impressed with. there's larry baer. >> another guy that we talk to frequently here on cbs 5. larry instrumental in really getting the park built and really turning this into a venue and you know the key it seemed like as we look at bruce bochy and his wife with the trophy. i don't think he's going to let go of it. >> no, he's not. jim morehead is the giants director of media relations, he helps you get interviews am the time -- interviews all the time. you feel good for the people behind the scenes he's a good guy. >> -- >> ken, just like take a look at the wonderful trophy that you're holding? what an amazing day for you. >> an incredible day. this is the wildest i'd i'll ever be on and to be here is an honor. that is the fans' too. >> is that heavy? can you show it to us? >> oh, yeah. because it's theirs. they helped us get through this. >> congratula

giants would not be here without the contribution of this left-hander, no. 75, newberry zito zito -- barry zito. [applause] >> this next guy is now -- and the jersey he wore is in the hall of fame. the jersey from game 5. he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you. ♪ my home on upon the hill i still love you still pipin away but now i am backe to tell you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> now once again, please welcome the great mayor of the great city of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. >> how are you all doing? the torture is over. world champ giants. it is good we brought the terminator here because it reminds us what we did to atlanta, but we did dto philly, and it reminds us what we did to texas. don't mess with califo

barry goldter --crkite would say it, and you can get the old tapes out. "barry goldwater said today..." i got it. there's something wrong with the guy. there was a sense he was off the--off somewhere. he wasn't really somebody to be respected intellectually. and the media was like that, and prime time television is very secular, it's very liberal. it's liberal on things like gay rights and respect for gay people and for all kinds of things. you never see anybody saying on "frasier," "i got to go to church now." it just was that way. and i think a lot of conservatives say, "that doesn't reprent my life. i've got to offer--sohen fox ca along, they said, fair and balanced. and everybody knew that was a joke. nobody really believes it's fair and balanced. nobody who watches it believes it's fair and balanced. they believe it balances off the liberal media, and they think it's fair only in the sense that it's getting even. they don't believe it's fair and balanced. yeah, i'm sure. that's why i don't trust a lot of polling because, yeah, sure it's fair and bala

barry simms continues our live coverage. >> we are here at home in part will -- parkville. homeowners are trying to make sure they get the repairs done, but that they have higher the right company, filed the insurance claims, and avoid becoming victims once again. out of the chaos, creativity. this resident cards the stump of a fallen tree into a work of art. on forest avenue, clean-up continues as workers remove debris. the next step is to repair the missing reif and cracked wall of this house. >> the neighbor was trying to collect the pieces and put the puzzle together. >> they are trying to make the right moves to repair their homes. >> they ripped off the siding, some shingles from the roof, my awning and gutter. the first day is devastating. >> hiring the right people for the job adds to the burden. >> you are overwhelmed and making decisions in a time of an emotional crisis. it is just hard to figure out what to do and what not to do. >> he says he has already been approached by someone he thought was trying to take it bandage of him. >> we signed a contract and had t

with a 11-7, and barry bonds is so happy. and what i like is that barry bonds, and we're all speculating. and as a sports expert, that i would be surprised to leave have too bad games and a row. to see lee have two consecutive games habad games ia row. and what i find out is that lincecum is making $5 million. and that is fine, but if he does say that to root for the kitand with $5 million. them off okay. and he is still... and the sense if kron o d u five money in dollars? [laughter] >> and this game is under way. and a base hit! with a runner on first, and with buster posy after two outs. >> and $150, i will come with you,! >> thank you, kerry. and kate thompson is a the civic center were thousands are ca gathere on the jumbo kron. kate? >> absolutely, the civic center is completely packed at this point. and what this is looking like after city hall is perfect. people are getting blinded a bit but i will show you how incredibly packed the civic center is in the past two hours. it has completely filled up. thousands of peopl

barry simms is live in woodlawn with more on the financial fallout. >> this was a very popular place for skating, live performances, and more. the crowd could be up to 800 people on any given night. the doors are shut and the lights are out. >> welcome to [unintelligible] all skating activities have been postponed. >> it is shut down due to controversy and financial problems. they are now in bankruptcy court trying to pay creditors who are owed $577,000. a bank trustee wants all of the equipment turned over to the landlord who claims he is owed $136,000 in unpaid rent. >> no complaints in the early days. it was basically just a roller skating operation. >> the former permit director said the financial issues were mounting in the county was weighing how to handle other problems. the rink was expanding bringing in deejays, live entertainment, and larger crowds. they reached a settlement agreement following a shooting in the parking lot. in august, allegations recalled- year-old girl claims she was raped by a man and two teenagers in a storage room. >> we suspended the license as a resu

he was guy that barry bonds and it was barry's presence and tireless work behind the answer with larry there to help get the gorgeous. i remember seeing mr. mcgowen after the loss to the angels. they have a celebration of the season at at&t park and the players. it's the exact opposite of the emotions that you are seeing right now. that is what it was like that day. it was beautiful afternoon so this moment is special sweet. >> and 1962 with the mccovey line drive and 89 earthquake that was swept by the a's and the loss when the giants were five out to the angels, it's all done now. it's been lifted. that is all part of the legacy of what fans call torture. that is it. that is some of the history that has created that word. >> this. >> it's really amazing. and. >> there he is. willie mays. >> what a moment for willie. >> what a moment for willie mays. >> he is 79 years old. >> and willie mccovey right behind him. it doesn't get better than this. >> before the parade started but we didn't know whether he was going could come. there is willie mccovey, another icon of san francisco baseba

. >> barry simms was out today checking on some of the damage in baltimore county. he continues our team coverage tonight from baltimore. >> out of the chaos, creativity. christian carves the stump of a foreign -- falling tree into art. the next that is to repair of the missing roof and cracked wall of this house. >> the never was trying to collect the pieces and put the puzzle together. >> they are trying to make the right moves to prepare -- repair their homes. >> the first day was just devastating, overwhelming. >> you are overwhelmed. you don't know what to do or where to turn and you are making decisions in a time of emotional crisis. it is just hard to figure out what to do and what not to do. >> she said it -- he says he has already been approached by someone he thinks was trying to take advantage of him very >> we signed a contract and had to cancel it today because i discovered i did not needed. >> there are suggestions to help homeowners avoid scams owners. hire licensed contractors and the check their name and license number to verify that the license is

i have to reiterate barries comments. there's been a great group of people and topics and probably the only better conference i've been to was in nebraska. a long time back, they are way ahead of you on this. i was delighted to hear lester snows understanding of global climate change and we'll have to start calling him lester rain however, and your probably really sick of hearing that, so, next slide. what i'm going to do is talk a little bit about - not the science or impact which i've worked with quite a bit - but rather resources for managers to try and close some of the discussions. you heard this and this is a conclusion from years back from the water assessment approach. the people are chaning. and it's effecting society and water sources are now unavoidable. again 7 years back, and by no means i went back to my records and congress don edwards some of you may remember, held a hearing in 1987 on impacts of climate change on san francisco bay area and that was years back but it's getting a lot of attention but not a

barry from the lounge sat through one and shared a lot of information about how the industry works. he is discouraged that this legislation doesn't have any real substance to it, that you simply has after online registration system, and if that particular promoter has some trouble, the next time he wants to have an event, somebody else registers as a promoter, and they change the name of the promotion outfit, and they have another event. and if they have trouble, they repeat the process again and again. and there is no indication that this would catch that kind of abuse of this system. barry also mentioned a situation where they have one event every year that involves a battle of the bands. it involves high school-age students. 27 bands. that means 27 promoters -- or 27 promotion entities which could involve 5-10 people all doing their own publicity for the band they are promoting, and he feels that this would be a great deal of work for the venue to have to track down all of those applications, particularly because it doesn't do anything that would prevent the situation from gettin

>> i'm with the seattle utilities and i want to expand on barries partners for example anding the funding i was recently in conference in washington and focused on carbon markets and there's a lot of discussion about linking up with the california system that's going to be emerging, whatever that may be along with the, i think its the reggie, system. there's a large amount of money trying to drive carbon out of the atmosphere. there's potential there, especially in california, if the systems link up to partner with funds that have billion dollars funds developed to essentially harvest certified emission reductions and trade them perhaps in the,eu, or in california. so there's a question whether the community wants their credit emission to leave the community but still, there's a lot of opportunities to others that may need assistance reducing the emissions. >> all right.. thank you. i think we're just about out of time and i wanted to just take the last couple of minutes to remind you that the website will be open. do you know how long laura? your going to talk about that. you have cards

they say they're proud of barry.hey also say his time growing up in jakarta makes him a stronger president. >> lehrer: again, the other major developments of the day: defense secretary gates said the u.s. may be open to keeping american troops in iraq past the end of 2011 if the iraqis want; and the justice department announced c.i.a. employees will not be prosecuted for destroying videotapes of two al qaeda suspects being water-boarded. and to hari sreenivasan in our newsroom for what's on the newshour online. hari? >> sreenivasan: we have more about how indonesians reacted to president obama's visit from wil carless of global post in jakarta, and you can sign up for a daily e-mail dispatch from david chalian and the newshour political team. that's on our politics page. plus, how much of a role did health care reform play in the recent midterm election? according to a new poll, the economy and other factors largely trumped debate over the new health care law. more on that on the rundown news blog. all that and more

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marion barry said it is a cycle of poverty and joblessness. he will join us live in studio to explain why. >>> and after a week off, the redskins return to the field tonight to take on the eagles. we're live with the sports junkies at 106.7 to break down the game. fox 5 morning news at 7:00 starts right now. >>> straight up 7:00 right now. and there is fog hanging around the area. here is a view from oxon hill, maryland, this morning. and you can see the beltway under that thick layer of fog. temperatures on the their way up already. good morning, i'm steve chenevey. >> and i'm allison seymour. it did seem like the weather story on my short drive in this morning. >> and the temperatures are not a bad thing. but when you are pushing 50 degrees this time of year early in the morning, you have to expect there is something going on with that. >> and that is the story this morning. it will slow your commute into work this morning and we'll deal with that. there is a dense fog advisory for counties out to the east in maryland and depending on what c

barry and her husband are also getting a divorce.arker and longoria were married for three years. >>> fewer america believe rriage matters. a new pugh study finds nearly 40% of americans think marriage is obsolete. that's up from nearly 30% three decades ago. marriage statistics certainly show fewer people are getting hitched. the perctage of married adults has fallen to an all-time low of 52%. >>> there's a lot more to come this afternoon at 4:00. coming up, a dog come to the rescue of a neighbor. why the dog is being call a hero. >>> plus, people living in d.c. will soon not have to leave the district to shop at walmart. the big expansion plans are coming up. >>> murphy is a 140 pound newfoundland. he lives with his owners in minnesota. he nerve barked but one morning he would not stop barking. his owners let him out of house and he led them to their elderly neighbor who was lying in her open garage in the chilly cold. >> i think he help to save her life. we would never have seen her in the position she was in. i could not see her

a statue of little barry stands at one of. elementary schools. a local tv commercial features an obama look-alike and local writer featured the world's longest book about obama. more than 5,000 pages and made a movie about the president's childhood called "little obama." >> this visit was scheduled for 21 hours will not be that because of travel complications due to that volcanic ash. the president will be cutting this trip short. as we know, this was a star-crossed trip having been postponed twice before. diane. >> jake reporting tonight from indoe niece yacht i don't know about the ant acid commercial. >>> two the most important people on the president's team chat down together. hillary clinton and robert gates. gates announce he favors the "don't ask, don't tell" and night line's p cynthia mcfadden picked up questioning about that. >> is "don't ask, don't tell" going to be repealed? >> i certainly hope so. >> leaving "don't ask, don't tell" behind us is inevitable. the questions is whether it is done by legislation that allows us to do it in a

. >> thank you very much barry and -- very much. >> team effort. we really appreciate it. is there a motion? >> i think we have reached the circumstances were the documents way more than i do, and i need to go on a diet, so i guess that is a commendation. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> where are we? >> we will now move into closed session. the first item will be if there is any public comment on closed session. >> any public comment on closed session? hearing none, we will move to a closed session. >> i will move. >> is there a second? >> if you would give me a moment, item 20 related to the chief of security concerning water and power, legal counsel, existing litigation, court of appeals for the state of california first appellate california first appellate district, filed in january 29, >> i will move not to disclose. >> is there any additional new business experts -- new business? president vietor: i would like to take a short moment because the believe michael's mother passed. african have a few moments of silence on her behalf, i would appreciate it. -- if we can h

i was going to say barry -- barack obama writes about this in his book. he discuss s.ally been he said some influence on his character by growing up and spending some time, four years in this rich diverse environment. >> sure. one of the things that he talks about too -- he wrote about in his book and sometimes talks about in his speeches and documents during the campaign he talked about it too is indonesia really made an impression as a young child as a boy because he grew up seeing poverty, seeing different kinds of people the way they lived. and going back to his homes in indonesia relatively, they lived fairly well compared to some of the neighbors but you did get a chance to see some of the pictures of those homes there. one was really a kind of garden type home where it was open to the sky and he had a lot of pets. he had a lot of friends. so they were doing relatively well. but he was exposed at an early age to people who didn't have a lot and would come and play with him. so those are the kinds of things, i think, the lessons he took away from indonesia. and hi

. >> the silver fox, barry silverman.'t know why they gave this to me. >> you deserve it. >> and hey, folks, you have to understand, we all sit together. >> hey, ron. tell barry it's our house! >>> it's our house! >> jim scaler is back there taking pictures and jay pen net. where's our friend, jay. >> he's taking pictures. we want to make sure we've introduced everyone. if i've missed anyone, we'll get you in the next segment and we'll do a rehearsal and in a few minutes, we'll present the awards for the 2010, mammouth manic monday meltdown. >> cool! >>> all right, guys, see you in a few. [ cheers and applause ] >> we're having a great time. see you in a few minutes, back to you. >> cool! >> you know what? i just did a search, my add kicked in and i did a search for mammouth manic monday meltdown and i got 17,300 hits. that's unbelievable. we'll move it on into the break. we'll see you after this. ,,,, oh wow, look at that. calm down donkey. it's vacation time! ohhhhh, who says ogres can't surf? nice moves fiona. ha, ha,

msnbc military analyst barry mccaffrey is here. we'll go over all that with him. >>> meantime in new zealand at least 27 miners are missing inside a coal mine after a gas explosion. a build up of methane gas may have caused that blast. rescue workers are not allowed in the mine just yet because authorities fear there might be pockets of explosive gas that are still inside that mine. >>> toyota motors is hoping that a federal judge in california will dismiss hundreds of lawsuits that claim sudden acceleration defects were in its vehicles. lawyers for toyota argue there is no proof the sudden acceleration was caused by any electronic defects. it blames the problem on driver error and floor mats and sticky accelerator pedals. the other side is charging that toyota bought back cars with acceleration issues and had owners sign a confidentiality agreement. >>> royal watchers around the world are waiting with baited breath. we could find out as early as today where and when the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton will be. t

giants would not be here without the contribution of this left-hander, no. 75, newberry zito zito -- barry zito. [applause] >> this next guy is now -- and the jersey he wore is in the hall of fame. the jersey from game 5. he beat clint least twice, tim lincecum. [applause] [applause] >> and last but not least, who is ever going to forget the moment from game 5 in texas, one of many great moments in his playoff career, the giants' shortstop, groceries post a valuable player, -- world series most viable player edgar re nteria. [applause] >> now we want you to please welcome a musical guest to perform "san francisco" for us. thank you.