bernard manchin been touched by so many people. it renews you. it allows you to continue 1. -- and allows you to continue. i'm a grandmother. tavis: i want to go back to something that you said a moment ago. it hit me viscerally. i'm a lover and collector of art. i never heard it quite phrase that the way that you said, which is that you want to meet our guests because you want to know what spirits are coming into your house when you purchase the art. i want to meet the artist to get a discount, if i can. [laughter] tavis: and maybe i should be mature and have your approach. but i take that and i'm fascinated by that. >> since we have been in museums, we have had artists approach us and literally want to give us something because they want that to be in our collection. and i have had to turn it down. at one point, i did not know the person, or maybe i was not crazy about the work. one in particular knew that, but said it would help her so much. i can refer other people to the art but i cannot acquire that because i do not want that in my face. wi

bernard was very aware of this. i don't think angela was. >> why you can't stay close to me?jail officers are strict because of a history of past infractions. >> don't do that. >> surprise inspections like this one by miami's k-9 team often uncover contraband on visitors. >> i find marijuana and cocaine all the time. one visitor that came to this jail last year, female, she came to see her boyfriend, i found 12 balls wrapped in plastic and she had it in her body cavities. and the alert was given in that area. and you know, we are not allowed to strip them, but we pat them down. and we found one little ball in her bra. so that gave us probable cause for an arrest. >> but for bernard and angela, the tight constraints make their first contact visit bittersweet. >> i need you to know that. sometimes it ain't nothing we have control of, all right, but we got to follow the rules. all right? you understand? >> yes. >> that's what i need you to do. >> we will make it work. we will because it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. i'm happy being with him, but it's no

bernard rose won his first serious film contest at the age of fifty while in college he was already directing music videos for m.t.v. his debut picture paper house led the prodigy from london strayed to hollywood there he made the successful horrifically can demand and began his fascination with the be told when biopic rose is the kind of director who always puts quality of story first even without huge budgets he can make a masterpiece as he did filming the tragedy of a hollywood agent on an amateur camcorder recently he made his fifth movie based on a classic story by the russian writer. welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being with us well first of all i wanted to ask you. when i was getting ready for that interview i was getting ready to put that english accent and and talk to you as if there's a british filmmaker but you just told me that you're actually not a british folk and he was so are you british you're not what is it you're relevant today well i mean i'm british but i've actually lived in los angeles for twenty years or so and actually. the the majority of the t

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live from a sandbag station in san anselmo. folks there have needed the sandbags many times before. >> absolutely, dan. sandbag stations are open across the north bay tonight. and i have to tell you, not much sand left at this one here in san anselmo. people have been here all day getting ready for the rain. >> renee is not taking chances. he is filling sandbags. >> we are at the bought m to of the hill in san rafael. it comes down the hill hard. just taking precautions and got a little flooded last year. >> san anselmo is one of many cities providing the do it yourself sandbag station. joy this is our high water mark and -- >> this is our high water mark and in the store it was four and a half feet high. and it was not just water. it was mud. >> marty is uneasy about the approaching storms. in 2005 she lost everything in her downtown sannen sal mow store. -- sannen sal mow store. the photos from that time are amazing. >> we are very resilient. we hope for the best. >> reporter: tonight the creek is low and the city has been ke

to sort out the latest tough talk from the posture is michelle bernard founder of the bernard centerter for women public policy. welcome back inside "the war room," michelle. >> thank you. >> jennifer: so, how serious is the stalemate that speaker boehner announceed today? >> i was listening to that sound bite a second ago, and i don't know if i want to cry or if i want to laugh. i don't know how we get to a stalemate when number one the negotiations just began. number two the president has presented congress with his proposal and we have not heard anything from the republicans with a counter parolees counter proposal or what it is that they're offering. you got to think it that they're joking, this is a joke, right? >> jennifer: i'm so intrigued by the negotiation strategy. there are the words, and then there is the message beneath the words. on the president's side, this is what the president told citizens at the public event today. take a listen. >> obama: let's make sure that middle class taxes don't go up. let's get that done in the next couple of weeks. let's also work together

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the story. >> you could say the holidays have come to the rescue of many business owners in downtown san jose trying to survive without a hockey season. >> three, two, one. >> with the flip of a switch, the holidays began in san jose. a longstanding tradition of christmas in the park. >> it is great. we are coming out here and bringing my granddaughter and having a nice time. >> this winter festival is complete with an ice skating rink comes in time for san jose. across town the nhl lockout means no ice, no hockey at the shark tank. >> it is a hockey strike. the downtown needs to be able to bring people in. >> san jose city councilman says the laws of hockey fans has hurt local bars and restaurants. >> you don't know what you have until you have it. that's what is happening. >> gomez misses all of the hungry shark fans, but hopes the festival will be a gift. >> without this, we will be a really sad holiday. >> have i a long-time sharks fan since i was a kid. >> he opened it up weeks after the lockout began. he hopes the holidays will bri

i'm david bernard, cbs news, miami. >>> coming up on the morning news,t is halftime in america. president obama and mitt romney make a final pitch to sports fans in a pair of last-minute interviews on "monday night football." but first, caught on tape. the frightening collapse of a centuries old building. this is the morning news. >>> as many as 17 families are homeless after a historic building collapsed in peru yesterday. it was built in 1753 and was designated a national monument in 1988. no one was injured in the fire or the collapse. >>> the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 afghans, including nine children back in march, will be in court in washington state today. the pretrial hearing of sergeant robert bails begins monday. the hearing could last two weeks. bails has not yet entered a plea. >>> a massive wildfire in southern california shut down a major highway. the wind-driven flames burned 350 acres, about 60 miles east of los angeles, about 200 firefighters are battling the fire which broke out monday morning. several homes were evacuated and officials say traffic is f

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the story. >> you could say the holidays have come to the rescue of many business owners in downtown san jose trying to survive without a hockey season. >> three, two, one. >> with the flip of a switch, the holidays began in san jose. a longstanding tradition of christmas in the park. >> it is great. we are coming out here and bringing my granddaughter and having a nice time. >> this winter festival is complete with an ice skating rink comes in time for san jose. across town the nhl lockout means no ice, no hockey at the shark tank. >> it is a hockey strike. the downtown needs to be able to bring people in. >> san jose city councilman says the laws of hockey fans has hurt local bars and restaurants. >> you don't know what you have until you have it. that's what is happening. >> gomez misses all of the hungry shark fans, but hopes the festival will be a gift. >> without this, we will be a really sad holiday. >> have i a long-time sharks fan since i was a kid. >> he opened it up weeks after the lockout began. he hopes the holidays will bri

bernard goldberg. there's a reason i'm throwing out the positive is because that's almost impossible to quantify. i mean, it could be a number of things. but negative means you are doing something bad so that's easy. i just want to clarify that. first of all, does it matter what the cable news networks say? >> if by does it matter if you mean does it matter in terms of the election, the answer is overwhelmingly no. here's why. people chews the cable network to watch for a bunch of reason, but one of them is they want their own views validated. if you are a conservative you are not watching a lot of times spending msnbc and more conservatives watch fox than liberals. >> let me stop you there. in every study that's been taken of this program, which is the flagship at 8:00 p.m., there is a large, independent audience. >> right. >> and a significant democratic liberal audience here. >> i totally believe that. i totally believe that. and i said one of the reasons they watch is to get their views validated.

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live from a sandbag station in san anselmo. folks there have needed the sandbags many times before. >> absolutely, dan. sandbag stations are open across the north bay tonight. and i have to tell you, not much sand left at this one here in san anselmo. people have been here all day getting ready for the rain. >> renee is not taking chances. he is filling sandbags. >> we are at the bought m to of the hill in san rafael. it comes down the hill hard. just taking precautions and got a little flooded last year. >> san anselmo is one of many cities providing the do it yourself sandbag station. joy this is our high water mark and -- >> this is our high water mark and in the store it was four and a half feet high. and it was not just water. it was mud. >> marty is uneasy about the approaching storms. in 2005 she lost everything in her downtown sannen sal mow store. -- sannen sal mow store. the photos from that time are amazing. >> we are very resilient. we hope for the best. >> reporter: tonight the creek is low and the city has been ke

david bernard chief meteorologist from our miami station wfor has the latest on the storm's path. >> reporter: the nor'easter may be historic for parts of new england. we're continuing to see very heavy snowfall falling anywhere from parts of the jersey shore through new york, connecticut and as far to the east as massachusetts. some may make it into portions of vermont and new hampshire during the day. now when we look at where the storm will likely be going, it appears that by 7:00 a.m. the snow should begin to slacken off in new jersey, also the new york city metropolitan area, really messy around boston but during the day the low will begin to lift out to the north and east and everything will begin to clear from the west to the east. so hopefully all the travel problems that are ensuing those will get better and the planes should be able to land and take off once again with more regularity once we get further into the day. i'm david bernard. >>> president obama is back at the white house this morning following his re-election victory on tuesday night. he does not have much time

i'm david bernard. >>> president obama is back at the white house this morning following his re-election victory on tuesday night. the pressure is on to forge an agreement with republicans. >> reporter: president obama and the first family returned to the white house wednesday evening, in his words more determined about the work that lies ahead. the president laid out part of a second term agenda in his victory speech tuesday night. >> rhee ducing our deficit, reforming our tax code, fixing our immigration system, freeing ourselves from foreign oil. >> reporter: earlier the president embraced staffers at his campaign headquarters in chicago. he acknowledged he has to bring the country together after a costly and bruising campaign. >> whether i earned your vote or not, i have listened to you. >> reporter: and the gop listened too. house speaker john boehner promised i had party is willing to get down to business. >> the republican majority here in the house stands ready to work with you to do what's best for our country. >> reporter: both side will be put to the test almost immediately. t

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with new details and new concerns from the city. cornell? >> carolyn, it is a muddy mess in the neighborhood. and with rain in the forecast, there is a new push from city hall here in daly city to protect homes from a new potential mudslide. >> it began with a wall of water and mud cascading down a hill this morning into this daly city neighborhood. for city crews it is now a race against time to clean up the mud before it starts raining. nadia fears it could happen again. >> we are just worried about another avalanche. just worried if it rains and if it comes down again there will be major flooding. >> they have a plan to keep it from leaving hillside park. joy over the neck three days we are going to be winterizing the park. we will be putting bails of hey out to absorb moisture and mud that may be traveling down the hillsides again. we will be putting in sandbags and doing everything we can to secure the parkside. >> jose santos got the call and realized his car and company van were encased in mud. these pictures show how high th

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abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with new details and new concerns from the city. cornell? >> carolyn, it is a muddy mess in the neighborhood. and with rain in the forecast, there is a new push from city hall here in daly city to protect homes from a new potential mudslide. >> it began with a wall of water and mud cascading down a hill this morning into this daly city neighborhood. for city crews it is now a race against time to clean up the mud before it starts raining. nadia fears it could happen again. >> we are just worried about another avalanche. just worried if it rains and if it comes down again there will be major flooding. >> they have a plan to keep it from leaving hillside park. joy over the neck three days we are going to be winterizing the park. we will be putting bails of hey out to absorb moisture and mud that may be traveling down the hillsides again. we will be putting in sandbags and doing everything we can to secure the parkside. >> jose santos got the call and realized his car and company van were encased in mud. these pictures show how high th

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with the story. >> you could say the holidays have come tosan jose trying to survive without a hockey season. >> three, two, one. >> with the flip of a switch, the holidays began in san jose. a longstanding tradition of christmas in the park. >> it is great. we are coming out here and bringing my granddaughter and having a nice time. >> this winter festival is complete with an ice skating rink comes in time for san jose. across town the nhl lockout means no ice, no hockey at the shark tank. >> it is a hockey strike. the downtown needs to be able to bring people in. >> san jose city councilman says the laws of hockey fans has hurt local bars and restaurants. >> you don't know what you have until you have it. that's what is happening. >> gomez misses all of the hungry shark fans, but hopes the festival will be a gift. >> without this, we will be a really sad holiday. >> have i a long-time sharks fan since i was a kid. >> he opened it up weeks after the lockout began. he hopes the holidays will bring new customers. the olympic skating champion w

late fourth quarter, flacco pitches to bernard. down the sideline for a 12-yard touchdown strike. 14-0. flacco to the former terrapin, corey smith goes outside and the distance, 19 yards for the score. flacco is a perfect 10-0 against cleveland. >>> the colts hosting the dolphins. a big day for the rookie qb. 9-yard hookup. wayne getting glad hands from the fans. second quarter, tied at 10. dolphins' reggie bush, great moves. scores from 18 out. late hit put him in a bad mood. miami with a 17-10 lead third quarter. moves to his left and hits hilton. 36-yard touchdown. passes for two touchdowns, an nfl rookie record 433 yards to win, 23-20 to improve to 5-3. >>> coming up, one bright spot for the wizard despite the team starting with consecutive losses. that's coming up. so, maybe you're trying to figure out question seven. well, lelet me give it a shot. if you're ok with marylanders spending five hundred and... fifty million a year gaming in other states, fair enough. but if you think we should keep that money here... add twelve th

. >> cornell bernard is covering that story. he is live in san francisco. cornell? and carolyn, prop supporters thought it would be a victory party, but it appears the party is over. the measure is trailing in the polls. these people say they want the right to know what is in the food they buy. they hoped voters across california would agree and want the same thing. prop 37 asks voters to decide if manufacturers should be required to label foods that have been made with geneticall engineered ingredients. opponents say it would make groceries more expensive and red tape for farmers. supporters say it is about a basic right to know. >> really it was an education process, but we -- the campaign was boiled down to you have a right to know what is in your food. it is a basic democratic question. already 61 other countries in the world label their food product. >>- q. i it is about families -- >> it is about the families paying more at the grocery store and the state paying more to regulate. voters need to look into the details of proposition 37. >> ♪ because we all have

live in sannen sal mow -- sannen sal mow, cornell bernard. >> we will be tracking this story with liveters stationed throughout the bay area. our live coverage begins at 4:30 with the abc7 morning news. and we will have live updates for you all day long. >>> breaking news out of francisco's engel side neighborhood where there is a two-alarm fire. a three-story building on capital avenue is burning. the fire cruise evacuated a child. no one needed to be taken to the hospital. crews now have the fire under control. the cause is under investigation. tom -- >> a man and two women died in a head on collision. they released the names of the victims. thisy are 49-year-old dong two others. the california highway patrol says they died when another vehicle swerved to avoid an overturned semitruck and collided with their honda head on. >>> a third woman has filed a $10 million claim against the moraga school district over sex abuse allegations. the victim who is now 29 says former moraga inter median science teacher sexually abused her when she was 13 years old. she says three former district adm

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with new details and new concerns from the city.s a muddy mess in the neighborhood. and with rain in the forecast, there is a new push from city hall here in daly city to protect homes from a new potential mudslide. >> it began with a wall of water and mud cascading down a hill this morning into this daly city neighborhood. for city crews it is now a race against time to clean up the mud before it starts raining. nadia fears it could happen again. >> we are just worried about another avalanche. just worried if it rains and if it comes down again there will be major flooding. >> they have a plan to keep it from leaving hillside park. joy over the neck three days we are going to be winterizing the park. we will be putting bails of hey out to absorb moisture and mud that may be traveling down the hillsides again. we will be putting in sandbags and doing everything we can to secure the parkside. >> jose santos got the call and realized his car and company van were encased in mud. these pictures show how high the mud was. the van was tow

more of the forecast coming up. >> ama: let's get to cornell bernard, live in millbrae. reporter: we have seen a lot of wet, wild weather all across the bay area tonight, and as leigh mentioned, not over yet. but it is creating a bit of stress for the folks from the north bay to daily city. >> the rain began falling in the north bay about 6:00. getting the attention of these neighbors who live in marin mobile home park, a place which has flooded in years past. >> neighbors have lost cars in flooding in the post, and homes have been damaged. and i lost a bunch of christmas decorations. >> with the high tides and the rain, it could flood. >> there's nothing you can do yeah. it's kind of a helpless feeling. reporter: park residents are ready for rain and high water. lots of sandbags are on standby just in case. >>> this is what happens when high tide meets rain runoff. 101 and 1 was flooded on saturday. business owners were loaded with sandbags to keep the water away and it worked. by nightfall, a new downpour sent folks running for their cars or anyplace dry. in san franci

more of the forecast coming up. >> ama: let's get to cornell bernard, live in millbrae. reporter: we have seen a lot of wet, wild weather all across the bay area tonight, and as leigh mentioned, not over yet. but it is creating a bit of stress for the folks from the north bay to daily city. >> the rain began falling in the north bay about 6:00. getting the attention of these neighbors who live in marin mobile home park, a place which has flooded in years past. >> neighbors have lost cars in flooding in the post, and homes have been damaged. and i lost a bunch of christmas decorations. >> with the high tides and the rain, it could flood. >> there's nothing you can do yeah. it's kind of a helpless feeling. reporter: park residents are ready for rain and high water. lots of sandbags are on standby just in case. >>> this is what happens when high tide meets rain runoff. 101 and 1 was flooded on saturday. business owners were loaded with sandbags to keep the water away and it worked. by nightfall, a new downpour sent folks running for their cars or anyplace dry. in san franci

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at the cow palace, colonel bernard, abc7 news. >> lisa is here now talking about all the dense, thickog we had today. >> and a busy travel day as well and ing sfo. delays 49 minutes it looks like it's brightening up from the roof camera. ice sunny in the east bay valleys but everyone else still look at the gray sky. we will talk about when it lifts and how much more sunshine we have before the rain arrives. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, stanford location up a spot in the pac-12 title game, beating ucla last night in southern california. mike shumann has your highlights and postgame reaction c >> all morning long there were fog advisories and a lot of folks want to know what's going on as we end the holiday weekend. >> and end the balmy stretch of string like weather, although we have a couple days of it. although our mornings are definitely changing. as this area of high pressure weakens, we are getting the fog. this is sunny lake tahoe where temperatures are in the 20s. going to a high of 54 today. and closer to home, vollmer peak you see the haze. it is sunny in the east bay. they

bernard, first career touchdown. did not know he had that kind of speed to get to the outside. now we have a game. the fourth quarter, here we go. 18-yard touchdown. illegal formation called. wipes it out. the new browns' owner, welcome to the world of being the owner of the cleveland browns. 15-14. the ravens answer. fakes in goes out. conversion and field goal. the ravens win. after the game, joe flacco sounded more than relieved. >> you take it one week at a time. a lot of the games have been like this. they have taken the lead in the fourth quarter. we have had to come back and answer. we have pulled them out. they are a good team. they are a physical team. i think we have played well. we have been fortunate. there are a lot of things that go into that. we will see if we can keep going. >> college women's soccer is looking for the first ever tighter. terps come up short this afternoon losing to virginia. uva and maryland battling. the first half, perfectly placed in the far corner. 1-0 lead. in the second half, the cavaliers controlled its start to finish. uva victorious 4-

cbs news hurricane consultant david bernard our chief meteorologist from miami station wfor. where do things stand? >> reporter: things are improving. let's look at the latest radar and satellite picture. you can see the back edge of the snow flurries right there. it's all notifying the east. it's still nasty around the cape and in boston getting strong winds this morning. look at these snow totals. greenwich, connecticut, six inches. 4 1/2 inches in central park. newark six inches of snow. parts of new jersey, two communities freehold and manchester around a foot of snow has occurred. really incredible considering the time of year. so far today our highest wind gusts in new york city is 36. notice we still have gusts at martha's vineyard at 60 miles per hour. that's where the worst weather is. overall it gradually will move out by tonight and tomorrow morning. >> is there any good weather news? >> you know for once i would like to talk to you and not have something twirling behind me. there is good news. more the weekend much warmer, temperatures might be above-normal and yo

he's also the former director of the bernard l. schwartz fellows program. sherle was the founding editor of world policy journal and the director of the world policy institute at the new school. he also served as program coordinator for the project and development trade of international finance at the council foreign relations. he's also a senior fellow at the world policy. so that's the introduction. i thought they wanted some elaboration since they are a very accomplished panel, and i think we will kick off with monique. >> i have my notes on a powerbook, but there's no charge, and you can't see them it's okay. it's basically notes to myself. but my title is avoided and not so grand bargain. and actually, jamie galbraith used the analogy that i was going to use which is you're getting the hard sell, he said condo, you could say roger, car dealer. but his point was that when you're getting the hard sell it's time to stop and think. i would go a little further and when you're getting the hard sale you will know do not getting the best deal you can. don't st

she would like something from the driver who hit her. >> in san mateo, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> this weather is what i would like to call rollercoaster weather. it starts off one way and then -- >> that's true. we have a lot to talk about. it is beautiful out with temperatures in the 60s downtown. we are talking mountain view, hayward, sfo and oakland all in the lower 60s. calm winds are going offshore, and yes, we have warm and then hot and then cool all in the next seven days. your forecast is next. >> thank you, lisa. also next it was the third game of the season, but it had the intensity of a playoff game. the warriors leading from the opening tip in l.a., but could they hold off the clippers? we have the answer coming up in spo good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be h

fans are talking to bernard. >> getting ready to play the saints. >> 49ers made no promises at san franciscoews conference, who will be the starting quarterback in sunday's game against the saints. >> no decision has been made. we're hopeful that alex gets cleared tomorrow physically. we're confident in both quarterbacks to be on the field. >> but sports it straight is reporting cleared or not, alex smith will not start sunday's game. instead colin kaepernick will be the star after an impressive show against the bears. >> colin has pretty similar to what he got last week. >> san francisco's mission high versus lincoln at the turkey day championship game a big rivalry but most everyone has a bigger allegiance, the niners. >> kezar stadium, lots of history here for sure. today very strong opinions from the fans. >> i think harbaugh has got them going but kaepernick is a wonderful player but i would go with alex smith. >> this is the superbowl team. you go with the quarterback that is going to get you there. >> joanne is having deja-vu about another quarterback controversy. >> it reminds of the

. >>> david bernard is chief meteorologist for cbs station 4. >> things are beginning to improve for new jersey and new york. latest radar and satellite picture this morning, you can see the back edge of the snow flurries right there. it's all moving to the east. it's still nasty around the cape and also boston, getting strong winds this morning. look at these snow totals. greenwich, connecticut, 6". over 4.5" at central park. jfk. parts of new jersey freehold and manchester around a foot of snow has occurred with this storm. really incredible considering the time of year. so far today highest wind gusts in new york city is 36. we still have gusts out at martha's vineyard over 60 miles per hour. that's where it looks like the worst weather is at this time. overall it's gradually going to be moving out by tomorrow morning. >> is there any good weather news? >> for once i would like to talk to you charlie, without something swirling behind me there. there is good news. for the weekend it's going to be much warmer. temperatures might even be a bit above normal. and see something we see

michelle bernard from the bernard center for women in public policy and molly ball. okay.o i wrote something recently that said there's a couple -- this is not a great time of year. republicans clearly. there's reason for optimism. republican superstars are coming of age. they weren't really ready in 2012 and 2016 will be ready. one of them marco rub yes, just happened -- he was in the area. happened to go to iowa over the weekend. here is what he had to say from that event. >> let's just address the elephant in the room. anytime anyone makes a trip to iowa people start speculating about what you're going to do in the future. let me be blunt. i am not now, nor will i ever be candidate for offensive coordinator for iowa. >> okay. so obviously we know what he's doing there, molly. this has started pretty quickly. bobby jindal throwing mitt romney under the bus over the gifts comments. you have rubio going to iowa. but this is kind of a group that republicans were waiting for, right? this is kind of these people are presum presumably the young talent. >> 15, 16 months ago thi

at georgetown university and michelle bernard political analyst and founder of the bernard center foren, politics and public policy. good afternoon to boston you. >> hi there. >> doug i'll start with you. we pay attention to the presidential candidates. generally speaking how much of an impact can something like a fight over judges, how much of an impact can something like this happen when it comes to voter turnout? >> kit have a huge impact especially on the local level and in this case on state level. what's at stake here are a couple of things. first of all to what degree will the supreme court remain independent from either political party. in florida, in the '70s they stopped voting for supreme court justice and they were being afrointd a nominating list that the governor then would appeal to in order to appoint the justices and then they stood for retention. the coke brothers another far right-wing group here have tar get these particular justices because they want to really impose willy-nilly their will upon florida. you know, they control the legislature, they control the gove

dropped it right on the money and pollard, who has become the hammer on this defense, without question, bernard pollard has become the hammer and the hammer just dropped one. >> al: with cotchery down on the sideline, an injury time-out. . ♪ if it wasn't for you ♪ don't know what i'd do ♪ i'd have nothing to prove ♪ i'd have nothing to lose ♪ i'd be all lost at sea ♪ with no reason to make it through ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the celebration diamond collection. ♪ if it wasn't for you [ male announcer ] diamonds so expertly cut, we guarantee them for life. zales is the diamond store. let love shine. bench. the hit by pollard. no runoff for a five-yard penalty this deep. what would amount to be the fourth time-out. he is ready to make the catch at midfield and pollard takes care of that. they are already minus antonio brown. ray lewis. >> cris: you almost have to throw this one down the field. 22 seconds. to get a completion and get the clock stopped. this is almost hail mary time here. >> al: it's a low snap! and leftwich is able to stepped the play and then he is going to launch it deep

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> as if picking up the pieces from sandy isn't enough residents in newrk are dealing with another issue. the state attorney general is investigating 400 possible case of price gouging. new york law bans spikes in prices for food, water, gas, generators, batteries and flashlights. among items seeing a huge increase in price, bag of potatoes $3 before the storm to $7. box of matches, more than tripled to $10. loaf of bread, now costs $7. >>> let's look at the more positive sides of that story. abc's day of giving, huge success at least 15 million dollars has been pledged so far. we are expecting a new update. if you donated, a big thank you. if you haven't, you can still give text abc to 90999 to give $10 automatically to the relief efforts. you can call 1-800-help-now or go online to redcross.org/abc7. >>> let's see what the weather is going to be like. >>> we are looking at san jose, 87 heading northbound towards hp pavillion, clear, we still have fog in the north bay, live doppler showing fog is not causing issues as far as wet weather. it is dry right

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i think it was bernard by route du sud strategy wears a dollar sign. so in point of fact, -- having a strategy conversation completely apart from a conversation about money and national investment is what brought us the steep line on that curve. so, in fact, what we want to have is a strategic conversation in which money and where it comes from and where it goes and its relationship to national power is part of the conversation. and i completely agree with you and what bill said, but that's desperately needed. one other point i just want to make in response to that, because i think it is something that happens. power followed this money. so winslow and carl both make points about the defense department been different from the state department, and as a proud alumnus of the state department and the clinton years, i say this with some grief but yes, the defense department is different from the state department. it's more powerful. and in point of fact, norwegian combatant commander these days engage is at least as much diplomacy as his diplomatic counter

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