. >> it was founded by ceo bill perry suffering affects himse. >> patients describe not being able tok. >> results can be dramatic. >> relief produced by one. >> that is awful. >> i'll try that. >> let's turn to weather. >> yes. how about sound of a little rain? >> yes. comforting as well. high clouds but they're rain-free clouds for winter wetter than normal conditions in the u.s. and along atlantic coast. and here in california, chances of a wetter or drier winter. over california cooler than average. morrow here in the bay area, we'll see cloudy skies and they'll be bright skies with sun filtering through. the accu-weather forecast maybe scattered showers tomorrow night is all we'll see. and possibly more rain monda >> looks like that, hopefully. >> we'll watch and there is football to talk about. >> right. >> big game sunday night. peyton with i >> sunday night, niners and broncos match up in denver. capad an up and down season. and other times people will be shaking their head with poor decision making. peyton h nothing but praise. >> i enjoy getting to know collin what is that?

. >> it was founded by ceo bill perry suffering affects himself. >> patients describe not being abledramatic. >> results can be dramatic. >> relief produced by >> that is awful. >> i'll try that. >> let's turn to weather. >> yes. how about sound of a little rain? >> yes. comforting as well. high clouds but they're rain-free clouds for winter wetter than normal conditions in the u.s. and along atlantic coast. and here in california, chances and here in california, chances of a wetter or drier over california cooler than average. tomorrow here in the bay area, we'll see cloudy skies and they'll be bright skies with sun filtering through. the accu-weather forecast maybe scattered showers tomorrow night is all we'll see. and possibly more rain monday. >> looks like that, hopefully. >> we'll watch and there is football to talk about. >> right. >> right. >> big game sunday peyton with interesting thoughts next in sports. >> sunday night, niners and broncos match up in denver. cap had an up and down season. and other times people will be shaking their head with poor decision making. peyton

>>reporter: it was founded by ceo bill perry who suffers the effects of it him situation. patients who describe being debilitated who describe not being able to sleep. being depressed. not being able to work. results quite dramatic. >>reporter: relief produced by tone that some patients might greatfully describe as the sound of silence. katie abc 7 news. >> what a difference. >> yes. up next on 7 news at 9:00. hopes revealed. >> the 9 pound nugget ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. ". >> man in nevada county said he discovered a 9 pound nugget on his property. the nugget fetched nearly half million dollars at auction. but then a year later it all fell apart when our partner abc station in sacramento the revealed the whole thing was a hoax. george warren bridges you up to date on what happened since then. >> the 2010 event that reportedly took place here in the tiny nevada county mining community of washington got worldwide attention. man name

and as a core nader for north korea policy with distinguished secretary of defense bill perry. her work on the grand challenge commission and the weapons of mass destruction proliferation where she helped define a path forward for our policy and in her role for secretary of political affairs. breadth of experience, that deep knowledge of the issues she has with a real diplomat sense of how to advance u.s. interests in dealing with broader challenges which is why we are so fortunate that secretary kerry and others have her in that position. it is an important objective for the united states and the world as a whole. please welcome wendy sherman. [applause] >> good afternoon, everybody. you can tell how important this is for me to do it because as jim and john know, i just got off of a plane from peru. that's how important you all are that i am here to do this, these remarks. i am delighted to be here and see so many people i know that are working so hard on one of the greatest challenges of our time. -- ian steinberg mentioned like saying that. it's nice. we became acquainted mo

. ♪ bill: katy perry will play super bowl, folks. super bowl iv 9, glendale, arizona.he artist to pay for the coveted gig and asked, perry, rihanna and coldplay would like to perform. perry said i'm not the kind of girl to play the super bowl. they think she will do it for free. 100 million will watch. biggest stage in america. katy perry will fill it up. >> fireworks coming out of her dress, i wonder, raising the bar. speaking about that, sort of, the united auto workers union in kansas is next story. using website to publish so-called scab list. called out employees at gm who are exercising their right to opt out being in the union. stuart varney host of "varney & company" on the fox business network. if you're allowed not to be the union which you're allowed to do posting a name on very important part of website. >> called intimidation. in the plant in kansas, local of the union is publishing a list of non-union members. the plant is vastly unionized but 30 people who are not members of the union, as is their right. their names are being published, where they work o

and it, you know, it's a fascinating story on perry. the bill of the century is fascinating, and it is really interesting and unique as to how these two books come out about same time, almost the same time, and they are telling a story that intertwines, civil rights and sports. you know, as i look today at today's generation, and i'm often reminded of a quote that coretta scott king made, and it's very true. she says, struggle is a never ending process. freedom is never really won, you earn it. and every general -- in every generation. and that is what we have not taught our people, our young people or the older ones, for that matter. you do not finally win a state of freedom. that is, freedom is not protected forever. and i thought of that simply because we seem to be in a time presently where we need to fight for freedom once again. i'll open it up now for questions from the audience. >> [inaudible] >> go to the microphone over -- >> yes, sir. >> clay, you talk about a lot of different actors that were involved in formulating and passing the c

. >> in signing, house bill two today, we celebrate and further cement foundation on which the culture of life in texas is built upon. >> republican rick perry called a second special session in july and this time, the bill passed. he sign it into law that month. >> no one will ever have to ask you where you when the babies' lives were being saved. >> house bill 2 is that finally passed this summer as you know there was back-and-forth. and it has a multi-layered effect on us. it's brilliant strategy on their part both because it has the admitting privileges for physicians and it also has the ambulatory surgical center requirement and those two things combined really creates a perfect storm for the vast majority of us to even remain open. >> that's because the bill known as sb2 or hb2 requires clinics to meet the same standards as hospital-style surgical centers. it also bans abortion at 20 weeks, among other restrictions. >> i'm going to meet one of the most prominent anti-abortion lawmakers. he was one of the main cosponsors of house bill 2. >> is this why you got into politics because of your views on abortion? >> that's my primary motivat

so the presence of bill clinton was felt today when kathryn perry who was confirmed by the senate exactlyday ordered new rules in how protesting crowds should be treated by police in ferguson. >> what are the rules tonight? >> the rules are people, we're going to get people to come on our parking lot area here. this is where we would like them to be. i just talked to a group. and we want them to come here whenever they are tired of walking. and we want them to come here and congregate here. >> reporter: but if they don't, if they gather on city streets and corners -- >> we're not going to allow them to gather on city streets. >> reporter: but how do you stop them from gathering on city streets? >> we have rules here, that you must continue to walk or gather here. >> it was because of that improvised rule that we saw protestors constantly moving in ferguson less they be in trouble. none of us raised the obvious protests that the keep-moving-rule is obviously unconstitutional. the aclu knew it was unconstitutional on august 18, the night they were told they would have to continue to walk. o

a sweeping abortion bill signed by governor rick perry. the ruling effectively closes all bet eight abortion facilities in the state. >>> the fight over colorado's high school curriculum has gone state wide. a member of the state board of education reportedly posted to facebook she's concerned the ap u.s. history test failed to include that u.s. ended slavery volunteering, which it didn't. >>> students and parents continue their walkout on the jefferson county school board to push to make sure the school district's history materials, quote, promote patriotism and respect for authority and don't condone civil disorder. >>> and it's tough to get a mortgage. beb bernanke told a conference yesterday he's trying to refinance but so far he's been unsuccessful. fancy that. ( whistle bl)ws okay patrick, one more stop. lets go base, shark, blitz. base, shark, blitz, break! when the game's on the line... okay, this is for the game. the nfl trusts duracell quantum to power their game day communication. flag nineteen, set hut! abort! abort! he's keepi

known as hb2, the bill was initially blocked by a people's filibuster and an 11-hour stand by texas state senator wendy davis. but texas governor rick perry called a second session of the state legislature and the bill was passed. it has since gone into effect in stages, with the number of clinics dropping over time. last week the fifth circuit court of appeals allowed a provision of the law requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards of hospital-style surgery centers to come into immediate effect. the ruling gutted abortion access overnight, shuttering 13 - clinics and leaving just eigh, in a state which previously had more than 40. all of the remaining clinics are in four metropolitan areas. on monday, a number of abortion providers filed an emergency application with the u.s. supreme court to block the provision. well, for more, we're joined now by two guests here in san antonio, texas. lindsay rodriguez is the president of the lilith fund, which provides grants to texans who need abortions but cannot afford them. and jeffrey hons is president and ceo of planned parenthood south texas, which is building a new facility here in san

senior political correspondent, perry, let's talk about how the democrats are using their top people. you've got billnton heading to illinois, arkansas, kentucky, michigan, wisconsin, iowa, louisiana and new hampshire. he's covering his former state that he was governor of. a lot of southern places. kind of getting a wide map. you've got warren scheduled to be in minnesota, ohio, new mexico, kentucky, oregon, west virginia, wisconsin, michigan, massachusetts, new hampshire. elizabeth warren is the go-to celeb here. >> three kind of go-to. and they're in every state. pill clint bill clinton is going to the south and also going to new hampshire and colorado, as you said. the key is president obama as you know, not as popular six year presidency. so, you're seeing other surrogates step in. the same way, actually, president obama was on the trail a lot in 2006 and bill clinton very popular and warren very popular trying to get the base enthusiastic and that's why you're seeing these surrogates all over the country. >> one thing i will notice about elizabeth warren's schedule, perry, she's going in the up

bill: not your guy. scott walker, wisconsin? rec perry, texas, john kasich ohio, bobby jindal louisiana?want a purity test. i will get close to that decision as we get closer to 2016. i will work hard in the primary. you know, i will support who i want to in the primary. going into 2016 after primary you have to go to war with soldiers you got and i will be a team player. i don't want senate majority leader reid and i want obamacare repealed. bill: you're close to the tea party and what does that movement favor in terms of an individual? >> i don't think it is monolithic movement. it is viewed that way. if they're monolith i can any way, conservative government and individual liberty and limiting government overreach and power. that is the only monolithic thing they can be about. i know so many tea party member, grassroots, been out there since tween, and they feel differently about number of different issues. that is the benefit of a big tent. it is 80-20 thing. they can accomplish 80%, disagree on 20% we can go from there. bill: quickly on that is the tea party as movement still growin

bill. >> mark ibanez -- >> first we're going to do this. we're getting an idea of who may perform at the super bowl. >> ♪ >> billboard is reporting katy perrybe the halftime show for the super bowl. the nfl was asking this year's performer to pay. she told espn quote i'm not the kinds of girl who would pay to play the super bowl. the nfl has yet to confirm the news. >> i got that in. >> you have to get paid. >> that's right. you can't do it for free. >> big weekend coming up. >> as i heard bill to say, quite literally the calm before the storm. we have a big weekend coming up. kinds of going through baseball withdraws around these parts but a little chance to peek in and check warrior. these aren't your daddy's lakers even with kobe back. he missed most of last season but early on kob -- kobe looking like kobe. played 22 minutes and 15 points. andrew bogut always injury prone goes down. jeremy lin hit him. bogut limping a little bit doesn't seem serious. curry and lin will foul him. he will hit the three any way. that's what you call your four point play. they cruise over the lakers. october29th the opening night against the kings in sacram

bill martin warmup friends from old days when a fighter. so great to see david perry : 20 years ago this wouldn't be gt if there was a way to walk the walk and castro but the people would pave the way. now have it >> : human and when when situation young people able to study. we've heard about these and a tennessee williams last month than in the half. people come and go going to tell this meant helped when the war correct in an unmarked road and it necessary to the trauma this sounds >> : tennessee williams writers of all time heart muscle comes out from all this work >> : will tell you the great spanish playwright 0 pin murdered opposition of francisco for franco and the spanish civil war >> : to pay for this every penny for monday thousand dollars privately at&t give 25,000 the helpless so much another person gateway 2000's awesome paintings done by an artist like people sisters from aldrin try to sell the phrase for the exit rest privately every reason hundred thousand dollars a bronze plaque >> : the first criteria openly itself expressed members or deceased lead

bills, so they can buy a home. iowa, ithe state of implemented one of the largest tax cuts with the leadership of governor perry branstad. tax cut, andrgest we are saving taxpayers $4.4 billion over the next 10 years. this is just one part of our greater economic plan, which also includes reducing job killing rules and regulations and balancing the budget, which we have done here. >> would you consider raising the cap on social security tax? >> it is an option that can be discussed but i think we have better options that we can look at. >> mr. braley? >> senator ernst may think there are better options but you gave her an opportunity to explain and she did not. the thing i will tell you is now one of our biggest problems is that we provide tax incentives to corporations that ship u.s. jobs overseas. i would eliminate those taxes. would cause taxes of corporations to go up and i think most iowa voters can accept that reality. they want a tax system that is fair for people and the working class. senator ernst has expressed a ta way we currently tax people. she has expressed support for a 23% national sales tax that would

. >> and let me go to you, perry, because other than, you know, lil john, i would say there's probably no more in demand figure on the campaign trail than billis sound bite. take a look. >> the reason this keeps happening is that you don't show up at midterms. we get this hugely representative group of people who vote in presidential elections. everybody gets it. then they get around and say, well, why can't the president fix everything? oh, i forgot to vote in midterms. >> perry, the president trying to make that pitch for democrats to get out. there was an earlier clip that showed him with younger people behind him. is clinton the guy who can change this cal includes of minorities, younger voters, women not turning out in midterps? sha how the campaigns are seeing it? >> i don't think they are. i think they view bill clinton as someone who can persuade swing voters and so on. keep in mind, 130 million people voted in 2012. 90 million people voted in 2010. that's fairly consistent. there's a big drop-off in every midterm, not just among young people, but all people overall. i don't think anyone really thinks that the youth vote is going to

perry. it requires clinics to meet hospital level standards. the ruling is pending a full appeal. bill: the u.s. state department is trying to fight back against isis online. it's all in english, too. the think again, turn away campaign uses disturbing video and violent acts the group has committed like blowing up mosques. welcome to america's newsroom. i want our viewers to know we watched this video earlier today. it's far too gruesome to put on tell vague but these are the images the government captured in a way to transmit a new message back to english speaking young men in the u.s. or great britain or somewhere else in the world to say don't join this fight. which lead us to the question, is this strategy effective or not? >> over the last few months isis has proven itself to be especially media savvy. and with more traditional media forms as well. i think it's crucial the administration designed and implemented a campaign to combat isis on line as well as on the battlefield. but i think it's a bit early days to pass judgment on the efficacy of the plan. i think we need to let thi

bill. >> my people are going to show up, too. so we're going to see. [ laughter ] >> michelle bernard, thank you for joibing us. and my friend, perrytest e terrorists threat of the future may come down to the need to con front a single man with a gun. the nra is going to like this one. you're watching "hardball", the place for politics. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money? time and money. awesome. awesome! awesome! awesome! awesome! (all) awesome! i love logistics. when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. yeah! crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired, have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urin

perry fans. >> yes, we are. >>> an alleged drug cartel was arrested. vicente carillo fuentes. this sunday "60 minutes" correspondent billkes us inside the capture of one of the biggest leaders. the man called el ka powe. >> they had transportation manufacturing, dough messmestic and local distribution channels. >> very sophisticated with shipping lanes 747s railcars. the drug cartel was run like a fortune 500 company. >> he employed some very sophisticated counterintelligence operations to milwaukee sure if law enforcement was getting close they would never get to him. >> el chapo had genius plans. he packed drugs into produce. but the thing he worked hardest on was making sure he could always get away. chapo was the first to hire architectures and engineers to build tunnels to ferry drug under way to the u.s. border and he used them as escape routes for his hideouts. >> very tight, very hot, very close. >> we went down through an elaborate tunnel. this was one of the ways chapo was able to elude capture tomb and time again. the americans thought he was being tipped off by corrupt mexican officials, but the mexicans bri

bill ackman has a separate case alleging that the sweep of profits violated the constitution's fifth amendment. a different claim brought by perrynd berkowitz. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." right is wrapping up .er first fiscal year running an increase in wall street takedowns. is it playing too rough? the founding partner of wall street firm would say yes. he joins us now to discuss his 12 year fight with the fcc. tell us your story. >> we have a firm that invests in american companies and we do a lot of research. we were accused of insider trading in a small company. we bought the company in 2001. i do think it was completely legit. >> so the dog got a hold of the did not want to let go. >> right. they had put so much time into it. they just kept going and they have a process that almost forces you to go even if you are innocent. >> after the 12 year battle, what happened at the end? >> we won, unanimously. spend inch did you loopy -- losing clients and legal fees? >> the idea was to grab anybody who was small. if the wrong guy. we just pushed back. we only lost 7% of our assets. w

bills, so they can buy a home. here in the state of iowa, i implemented one of the largest tax cuts with the leadership of governor perry branstad. it was the largest tax cut, and we are saving taxpayers $4.4 billion over the next 10 years. this is just one part of our greater economic plan, which also includes reducing job killing rules and regulations and balancing the budget, which we have done here. >> would you consider raising the cap on social security tax? >> it is an option that can be discussed but i think we have better options that we can look at. >> mr. braley? >> senator ernst may think there are better options but you gave her an opportunity to explain and she did not. the thing i will tell you is that right now one of our biggest problems is that we provide tax incentives to corporations that ship u.s. jobs overseas. i would eliminate those taxes. that would cause taxes of corporations to go up and i think most iowa voters can accept that reality. they want a tax system that is fair for people and the working class. senator ernst has expressed a tax change to the way we currently tax people. she has expr

bills are due and how much is owed with a single prompt. >>> you're going to hear the crowd roar when singer katy perry takes the stage during half time ate half time event. scheduled to play at the half time event. rihanna and cold play were als if your teeth are sensitive to hot and cold they're vulnerable and need special care. try new sensodyne complete protection toothpaste. specially designed for sensitive teeth, it builds a protective layer over the vulnerable areas of your teeth and gives you all the oral care benefits you need in one, complete sensitivity toothpaste. an all-around solution for sensitivity suffers. try sensodyne complete protection toothpaste from the #1 dentist recommended brand for sensitive teeth. this has been medifacts for sensodyne complete protection toothpaste. >>> good morning, i'm rosemary conno connors. bill henley is tracking our weather out there. >> yeah, look at the shore. this is cape may. a few showers off shore. and philadelphia, too, is looking at cloudy skies. there is still a few breaks of sunlight coming through the clouds but not many. we're still tracking a few showers to the south and sou

bills are due and how much is owed with a single prompt. >>> you're going to hear the crowd roar when singer katy perry takes the stage during half time att the half time event. scheduled to play at the half time event. rihanna and cold play were a if your teeth are sensitive to hot and cold they're vulnerable and need special care. try new sensodyne complete protection toothpaste. specially designed for sensitive teeth, it builds a protective layer over the vulnerable areas of your teeth and gives you all the oral care benefits you need in one, complete sensitivity toothpaste. an all-around solution for sensitivity suffers. try sensodyne complete protection toothpaste from the #1 dentist recommended brand for sensitive teeth. this has been medifacts for sensodyne complete protection toothpaste. >>> you're watching today in the bay. >> good morning, it is 9:26 on your friday. i'm sam brock. for the third time this week, a man has exposed himself in palo alto, this time to a woman in her 20s. the latest incident happened yesterday afternoon on miller avenue near monroe park. this follows two cases earlier in the week that our bob redell w

. >> and tyler perry is in that new incredible movie, scary as all >>> good morning i'm chris cato it's 9:56 and it's time for a check of the forecast with bille view from the melen bank building. there are more clouds in our future, but in spite of the clouds, the temperatures are climbing now. 67 in philadelphia. 64 in wild wood. a combination of clouds and sunshine, highs in the 70s today. >>> rebel casino hotel has a new owner. this morning a winner was declared in the bankruptcy option. the $110 million bid is just a fraction of what it cost to build it. they also own the hard rock hotel in las vegas and also a resort in the bahamas. >>> police are mourning the death of a conrad shot during a training exercise yesterday. they are not saying how he was shot only that a bullet pierced his chest. you see his family grieving there. he was shot late yesterday at the montgomery county public safety campus. the district attorney's office and the police are investigating. we'll have another update for you in 25 minutes. until then have a great wednesday. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a