once in a blue moon and tonight's blue moon it was not.ore like yellow. 17 second quarter points behind their quarterback, barkly, throwing for 195 yards. 39 of them right there in a touchdown to lee. 10-0. in fact 20-0 at half. 20-3 here. now, he is in. cal's td of the night and they missed the extra point. he threw three interceptions and this one coming up by a freshman on the trojans. bailey, he may be a name to remember. 8 tackles, recovered a fumble and two interceptions. jeff, not happy. and he should not be. >> you know, sometimes you try to make too many things happen and you know, it is -- the want to is there and -- but we have to understand to be smart, you know, the two fumbles k not do much about it -- can not do much about it. when you are blindsided. he is trying to make interyards. the interception is down deep. it really hurt us. >> meantime, you can not help but think back to a year ago in the bay area with the guy ants and seeing the fans with the four remaining teams alive and baseball's post season hanging on every pi

once in a blue moon and tonight's blue moon it was not.ke yellow. 17 second quarter points behind their quarterback, barkly, throwing for 195 yards. 39 of them right there in a touchdown to lee. 10-0. in fact 20-0 at half. 20-3 here. now, he is in. cal's td of the night and they missed the extra point. he threw three interceptions and this one coming up by a freshman on the trojans. bailey, he may be a name to remember. 8 tackles, recovered a fumble and two interceptions. jeff, not happy. and he should not be. >> you know, sometimes you try to make too many things happen and you know, it is -- the want to is there and -- but we have to understand to be smart, you know, the two fumbles k not do much about it -- can not do much about it. when you are blindsided. he is trying to make interyards. the interception is down deep. it really hurt us. >> meantime, you can not help but think back to a year ago in the bay area with the guy ants and seeing the fans with the four remaining teams alive and baseball's post season hanging on every pitch, e

>> guest: wops in a blue -- once in a blue moon, and i mean, once in a blue moon, it's in everybody'serest to become a more inclusive society. there's actually one the fascinating things that's slightly one of the harder things to get the grasp of is that the court wants to expand, and the court, and i'm thinking the development of institutions. when did the aristocrats want to bring people? we find, you know, aristocrats like small concentrated system, but once we get away from that and expand, they want to keep increasing and bring more and more people in. it's always in their interest. the leaders nearly always want to contract society. the coalition can go either way, and the people, of course, outside the system who are not privileged, they want to make the system more and more democratic and more and more inclusive. relatively few times will leaders actually ever want to switch from being contraction and want to be repressive. they adopt the policies when they are bankrupt. the real problem with running a repressive society is it does not encourage people to do work. if there's

. >> it did come along once in a blue moon. we are talking henry ford, thomas edison, and probably michael jordan built into one individual. that is what makes it difficult for me. i am not pleading with he made the iphone or the ipad -- i am not leaving with key made the iphone or the ipad. he had vision. he relied on his gut instinct more than focus groups or those kinds of things. to see the future and that the products before we know we need them is genius. but the nation has got a pink for breast cancer awareness month. the death of jobs is also shining a light on pancreatic cancer. he has battled the disease since 2004. i've read is live in the studio with more on the rehr, a deadly form of cancer. >> every year in the u.s. 44,000 people are diagnosed with candy -- pancreatic cancer and 37,000 die from the disease. i spoke with the menu is fighting it and beating the odds -- a woman who is fighting the cancer and beating the odds. >> is assistant principal went to the hospital in april of 2003. >> he told me i had pancrea

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>> guest: once in a blue moon, once in a blue moon, it becomes in everyone's interest to become a more inclusive society. so there's actually sort of one of the fascinating things, slightly one of the harder things to get a grasp of is i'm thinking sort of the development of institutions, when does the aristocrats, when did they go along with wanting to bring people in. we find aristocrats like to think. they like junta, very small country system. want to get away from that, start expanding they want to keep increasing, they want to bring more and more people in. it's always in the interest. the leaders nearly always want to contract society. the coalition can go either way. the people of course are outside of the system who are privileged, they always want to make the system more and more democratic, more and more inclusive. so relatively few times will leaders actually ever want to switch from being i incenses contracting. a few times have gone on add up to this post is when you close to bankrupt the real problem with running a oppressive society as it does encourage people to do any

and i mean once in a blue moon it becomes in everyone's interest to become a more inclusive society so that's one of the fascinating things slightly one of the harder things to get the grasp of so what does the court to expand, does the court and i'm thinking sort of the development of institutions when would the aristocrats go along with wanting to bring people in and we find the aristocrat's find things like hunters very small concentrated systems but once we get away from that and we start expanding the actually want to keep increasing, they want to bring more and more people in and so it is always in their interest. the leaders nearly always want to contract society. the coalition can go either way and the people of course who are outside of the system who are privileged they always want to make the system more and more space and more and more inclusive. so relatively few times will leaders actually ever want to switch from being in some sense contract jury, the few times they are actually going to have to adopt those policies is the willingness for a bankrupt. the problem with

>> guest: once in a blue moon and i mean once in a blue moon, it becomes in everyone's interest to become more inclusive society. so there's actually the sort of one of the fascinating things slightly one of the harder things to get the grasp of is what is the court want to expand because i'm thinking the sort of development of the institutions. when do the aristocrat's go along with wanting to bring people in? and we find that the aristocrats like to do things like hunters they are small concentrated systems but once we get away from that and start expanding the one to keep increasing, they want to bring more and more people in so it's always in their interest. the leaders nearly always want to contract society. the coalition can go either way and the people of course outside of the system who are privileged want to make the system more and more space and inclusive, so relatively few times will leaders ever want to switch from being sometimes contract to marry wanting to be repressive. the few times they have to adopt the policies is when they are sort of bankrupt. it's a real problem wi

>> once in a blue moon. >> a pat belly pig. they're -- . >> in the finish everybody. >> he got to be much for his owner they could not keep him contained. >> reporter: she set him free and monday, someone called prince william county animal control and after an hour of searching the animal control officer spotted the big on? country road. it was in the easy but he managed to wrestle -- wrestle the pig into the ditch and that is when the waiting began. >> how long would you say you were in the ditch? >> wilbur and i were there makingen froms with each other for about 30 to 45 minutes. >> and -- for a pay raise? >> i enjoy it. this is -- it makemy work fun. >> reporter: once the life stock trailer arrived, the deputy animal control officer linda hawkins and the supervisor loaded well bur on to the trailer. he's fenced in outdoors and is the talk of the prince william county animal shelter and he's unofficially remaimed -- renamed wandering wilbur. >> and how has he been behavingence is he arrived here? >> good, he's still in his

. >> once in a blue moon. >> a pot bellied pig. frankly they are -- >> not no everybody. wilbur was cute as a baby but got to be a little bit much for his owner. >> they couldn't keep him contained. >> someone called prince william county animal control. after about an hour of searching the animal control officer spotted the pig warned aring along this country road. it wasn't easy but he managed to wrestle the pig down into this ditch and that is when the waiting began. >> how long would you say and wilbur here were in the ditch. >> we were there making friends with each other for about 30 to 45 minutes. >> a good time to ask if a pay raise? >> i enjoy it. it makes my work fun. >> reporter: once the livestock trailer arrived, deputy animal control officer lind on hawk ipse and his superior loaded wilbur on to the trailer. the big is now fenced in outdoors and he is the talk of the prince william county animal shelter. he has also been unofficially renamed wandering wilbur. >> how has wilbur been behaving since he arrived here. >> good. he is still in his pen. >> reporter:

blue. see all about that dark moon cloud and the gullets full of water and slaughter. assault, assault oh , channel of the deep blue sea. sure no one will see. just look out the world around you right here on the ocean floor. such wonderful things around you what more is you looking for. rag ed claws scuffling across the seas. tell be thin, fine, attention nigger mermaids, chains like hooks and sifrpgs are didy don't bleed into the sea the stains won't watch out we ain't responsible for your mess. the management. there is company, can't remember. there is company. the stains will not wash out. [applause] >> he wasn't dragged death in a quick casual way. they had fun with his body they chained him to the back of the car did fish tails. forensic evidence suggests his body came lose and some of the men confessed and rechained him after rolling back over him to get him. most of us heard about this tragedy. something we don't hear is because dragged to death we assume he was dragged like this. see that way chained to the truck it's not true. he was not dragged like that he w

from the blue ridge east, it's a partly cloudy morning. thin crescent moon just now rising, and we have our temperatures around the region holding steady here in the 40s for the next couple of hours. by 9:00 into the 50s. hit the mid-60s or so, maybe even upper 60s briefly by midafternoon. a mild afternoon coming up and a small chance of a passing shower later this afternoon or perhaps early this evening. a look at your evening planner in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's the monday traffic? >> good morning. >>> checking roadways for you. so far we look pretty good in our area. let's take the drive up to 70. if you're heading from clarksburg making your way towards the spur, not seeing any problems in either direction. here's a look at shady grove. traveling 270 north and south, your lanes are open. you're taking 66 in virginia, here's sully road. traveling 66 east continuing inside of the beltway, not seeing any problems there or either as you go through the rosslyn tunnel. now back to you both. >> thank you very much, danella. >> 4:32 now. >>> we h

blue skies and also heating up. los gatos right now 80°. check out half moon bay already 76.n francisco 74, 74 novato right now, fairfield 74. concord as well as liver hoare checking in with sunshine 76°. here's our highlights right in through your weekend. we continue with high cloudiness this afternoon and also the warm temperatures. patchy fog will return to the coast tonight. then that fog will increase all locations especially coastal communities as with we head into saturday and sunday. that's going to mean a cooler weekend. we started off this morning with clear sky. in the last few hours high clouds drifting to the north. all because of a little bit of low pressure to the south of us. high pressure brought uslp(arm days the past several days. it is starting to weaken. high clouds will continue to move north. we'll keep a close eye on this area of low pressure for our weekend. it will stay off the coast and spin about itself. what it will do is increase that onshore wind flow bring us cooler air mass and the fog will return so temperatures coming down saturday and sund

blue shield. . >>> pumpkin growers converged in half moon bay for a fall tradition. the pumpkin weigh in.ar's winner is a record setter. >> reporter: they were destined to be more than just jack, o lanterns. >> there we go. >> reporter: a new state record was set. >> 1704 pounds. wow. >> just makes me feel great. >> reporter: he works at hudson vineyards many. >> they let me use their land after work. that's what i do. i do pumpkins, that's my hobby. arm at six dollars a pound he took home a 10,000-dollar prize. not only was this pumpkin the winner of this festival but the second largest one wide in the world this year. growers came from across the state carting pumpkins large enough to fill truck beds, the secret. >> chosing -- it's a key to grow a giant pumpkin. >> reporter: with it highing 1693 brandt came in second. >> reporter: the contest isn't just about weight. they got to vote for the prettiest taking color and shape into account. all the prize winning pumpkins will be on display next weekend. in half moon bay. >> ktvu.com has details. look for the right now section. >> it's the

blue skies and also heating up. los gatos right now 80°. check out half moon bay already 76.n francisco 74 74 novato right now, fairfield 74. concord as well as liver hoare checking in with sunshine 76°. here's our highlights right in through your weekend. we continue with high cloudiness this afternoon and also the warm temperatures. patchy fog will return to the coast tonight. then that fog will increase all locations especially coastal communities as with we head into saturday and sunday. that's going to mean a cooler weekend. we started off this morning with clear sky. in the last few hours high clouds drifting to the north. all because of a little bit of low pressure to the south of us. high pressure brought uslp(arm days the past several days. it is starting to weaken. high clouds will continue to move north. we'll keep a close eye on this area of low pressure for our weekend. it will stay off the coast and spin about itself. what it will do is increase that onshore wind flow bring us cooler air mass and the fog will return so temperatures coming down saturday and sunda

just a few high clouds drifting over and a crescent moon rising in the eastern sky. all cloudy from the bluege west. they're getting a few sprinkles. the little patches of green in eastern west virginia's panhand panhandle. that's going to head off to the north and east. sunrise 7:26. and these dark mornings will be with us for another couple of weeks. we'll have the temperatures riding to the mid-50s by 9:00. by noontime mid-60s. a look at the evening planner in ten minutes. here's a look at the monday commute. good morning, danella. >> good morning. >>> traveling the inner loop of the beltway, an accident slowing you down just as you approach the i-95 interchange. if you're taking 270, you are jammed bumper to bumper heading south out of urbanna. those delays continue as you make your way towards clarksburg. once you get to clarksburg, you'll get a little break. those delays start again at father hurley south as you make your way towards gaithersburg. but things slowing as you make your commute. northern virginia, fairfax county parkway, you can see the lanes filling up. regular lanes as w

moon bay. clear and cool this morning. a sunny weekend for the blue angels.ot much change from today to tomorrow. a few subtle changes. we will look for the warm pattern to remain next week despite a weak system coming our way on monday. so clouds just around pacifica half moon bay. the usual places. but we will look for it mid-60s, even with the cloud cover kind of mild there and 70s elsewhere around the bay. keeping our numbers right where they should be for early october. high pressure maintaining its grip in the eastern pacific. in fact, after this weak little system on monday, it will build back in. that will allow for a string of sunny days with sunny and mild conditions throughout the work week. but this system will drop down come monday afternoon, monday night, and with it we will see extra clouds. maybe even a little mist and drizzle in the north bay. but still the numbers will remain on the warm side. today, though, kind of cool with that foot plus snowpack in the northern seara. 59 there. 69 in yosemite with 86 in palm springs. 79 los angeles. and

moon. >> okay, thanks, good-bye. >> bye. >> fishermen on a quiet lake and here comes his fishing buddy, blue.ig great blue heron. >> well, hi, blue. >> feeding the heron with every fish he catches. the guy wants to feed the bird or he's making amends? >> no, he's quite happy to share his fish with big blue. the heron, the guy takes the fish off the boat and feeds him bluegill and perch. >> i don't blame him, if i'm the heron, i'm going to let this chump do all the work. >> the heron is just kind of living off the kindness of humans in this case. >> the only thing about this is that blue is not blue. >> well, he is a great blue heron. >> how do you know it's the same bird every time? >> well they talk, they have a secret language. >> best friends. >> like this. >> great lunch. >>> the kitchen of the future. has arrived. >> thank god. >> i hope it cooks our food for us. >> how is coming from newcastle university in the uk. this kitchen has sensors and screens in pretty much everything. from the utensils to the cutting boards. it will even sense the items that are in your cupboard or in your pan

blue shield. that its first day pre orders of the iphone 4s breaks last year's model. the new iphone 4s lobby on horizon, sprint as well as at&t. >>darya: new this morning, half moonusually famous for surfing. today, they are going to see the great pumpkin. the biggest! the annual pumpkin wales begins today. will tran and is live in half moon bay. welreporter >> this man came from organic. how much do you think your pumpkin ways? >> i am hoping around 1,400 lbs.. >>reporter: if a labor of love? >> yes. we do this for fun. this is something we love to do. >>reporter: how many years have you done this? >> this is my fifth year. i would not miss it! you do not have to win to be here and have a good time. >>reporter: these pumpkins are likes dalliance. >> you do not have to have a good winter to have the disease. we try to make good genetic after leaders of the france and germany have gotten together to say that they will craft a and put into place some sort of plan by the end of this month that should stabilize europe's banks. that has the european markets' trading positive and now wall street is reacting. that is good news here. let's hope that we ended the day on t

we have clear blue skies right now temperatures are on the warmer side. taking a cut) temperatures. it is cooler at half moonrees. today is a very nice today, tomorrow and just as nice and fat temperatures will be warmer. expectancy mild conditions and it will be cooler as the system passed to the north. it will bring more cloud coverage., by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. tomorrow is a nice day the temperatures will be above average this time of year and a little bit warmer than what we saw. i have more details about your extended forecasts in halloween of that coming up. we would take a quick break and be right back stay with us. you make it yours. jcpenney. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. it's like extra cash you earn in an instant. earn 10, 20, or $30 jcpfastcash right at the regis

moon rock back either. by some estimates, it could be worth more than $1 million. >>> harry potter fans will need to act fast if they want the dvd. they will stop shipping dvd and bluenal installment hit stores on the lichth. -- 11th. warner brothers is pulling the dvds in hopes of boosting sales for the holiday. >>> one house in riverside is a hit. ♪ [ music ] >> hundreds of people come to see the house sing and dance every night. and hundreds more watching it on you tube. the owner takes a week off work every year to install the 5,000 lights. the tradition started with michael jackson's thriller in 2008 and features a different soundtrack every year. this year, it's party rock anthem. the house owner says he didn't decorate for christmas. >>> rain showers today, and even more changes tomorrow. bob has the updated first warning weather forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> not sure what it's like where you are. but here, we've got a reappearance of the sun. we'll see a little color out there, bob? >> a little rain moved through. it is all pretty much gone for the time being. but it's going to be back. and we have a little sun here in maryland. south and

moon bay also highway 1 in the area can be very crowded starting early tomorrow morning. live look at walnut creek no problems southbound 680. >>> 5:53. the gap has the bell bottom blues.200 stores. here's jane king. >>> google trying to start a music store to compete with apple's itunes trying to land deals with record companies by the end of the month. google's stock today -- struggling retailer gap is going down a size planning on closing nearly 200 stores in north america by 2013. gap planning on shrinking the size of old navy stores as it struggles with a disappointing 2011 performance. investors today keeping an eye on europe and occupied protests near the new york stock exchange and elsewhere. jpmorgan reporting by some measures 33% decline in quarterly profits. at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >>> 5:54. >> a teenager in custody for the shooting of a 5-year-old girl in san francisco. the girl was hit in the leg last month while walking with her father and sister in the bay view. police viewsed surveillance video to identify the suspect. the 16-year-old faces felony charges, including inflicting bodily harm on a chi

moon playing peek-a-boo with the clouds. patches the sprinkles here in northern county, west virginia, part of the panel handle hehand. shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia in the 50s. bluetions upper 50s to around 60. low 60s in washington. mid-60s right by the chesapeake bay. our sunrise this morning at 7:19. we'll have a little sunshine in and out this morning. just a small chance of an additional sprinkle the next couple of hours. ought to make it low to mid-70s by midafternoon. this is going to be the warmest day of the week because we have a cooling trend this evening. sunset 6:27. mostly clear early evening. clouding up by midnight. near 60 by then. mostly cloudy tomorrow. maybe a little sun in the morning and clouding up in the afternoon with highs near 70 from a morning low of around 50. cooler weather and rainy weather late tuesday night and through the day wednesday. rain likely. highs low to mid-60s. 40s in the morning. afternoon highs near 60. near 40 afternoon and wednesday. but sunny. check the weather 24/7, weather channel on cable. here's the latest with our traffic. good morning, danella. >>> first let's start with 295 at south capitol street. only the

blue. >>> welcome back. wall of light rain moving through the north bay spilling in the heart of the bay to half moon bay.xt hour or so in most areas. 40s in los gatos and low to mid 50s for the rest of us. scattered showers and thunderstorm through 5:00 this ?ç?h >>> there is amanda knox in those moments after the verdict that gave her her life back. she's back home now, rebuilding after four years behind bars. and this morning, we talk exclusively to her father, curt knox, about amanda's first day home. how she's doing. and what life was like in prison. that's going to be something to see. >>> and also, we're going to talk about what really happened to little lisa irwin. we're going to talk to her parents about their desperate search for their baby girl. >>> and you got to sit down with three superstars, one candid conversation. demi moore, jennifereash alisa . >>> amanda nox, for the first time in four years, she spent the day at home with her family. we're going to talk to her father, curt knox, in seattle. but first, details on her emotional return home and what's ahead for her now. on her first full