y no sÉ como, igual me subÍ y breen quÉ. la explosiÓn los dejo a todos. sumidos en el dolor.s elecciones en este paÍs, son el 6 de noviembre y el voto hispano, es importante, para ambos candidatos en la contienda por la casa blanca pero hay quienes consideran, que varias leyes o medidas nuevas, en mÁs de 20 estados ponen en juego millones de votos. angie sandoval tiene los detalles. >>> unos 10 millones de votantes hispanos, pudieran dejar de acudir a las urnas. el prÓximo 6 de noviembre, segÚn un estudio revelado hoy. 43 dÍas antes de las elecciones presidenciales. >>> todo el mundano quiere fraudes en las elecciones pero en estados unidos este casi sumo existe. del 2000 hay 56 casos de fraude en toda la naciÓn. y entonces, no justifica poner en peligro todo el voto de millones de personas. >>> la agrupaciÓn pro-derechos humanos, encontrÓ que regulaciones aprobadas o en marcha en 23 estados del paÍs, podrÍan llevar que estos electores no voten obstÁculos como exigir un documento de identidad con foto. las purgas electorales basadas en documentaciÓn migratoria y ambas restric

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it helps t-cells in breen's body. he'll infuse those cells into brian. in effect it's an anti-cancer smart bomb. >> you've had other patients gou three this. it's brand new. how have some of those patients done? >> well, our response rate is between 40% to 50% which is very high for metastatic advanced melanoma. some have done very well. over two to three years without any sign of disease. >> remember, most of these patients would ore wise die in eight months. if it keeps going well, dr. hwu hopes to keep doing it. >> if we do this right hopefully dying of cancer will be related to patients dying of pneumonia. but if someone dies from pneumonia, people say, hey, that's unusual. to get there, someone has to pave the way. now they've been getting ryan ready for the past few days. he's going to get that actual infusion on monday. it will be a couple of months before they do follow-up scans an he started to get any sense of whether this treatment is working. we'll keep an eye on brian and let you know huh ee doings. >>> up next as a parent, you're not going

is fully staffed and i have been speaking to the police athletic league and they have a program to breen the teenagers to be interns in the police force and they would feed into the police cadet program. thank you. >> thank you sir. the next question the city's liabilities are projected to increase in the next coming year. s what new or increased fees should it institute and i will repeat the question and we will begin with mr. crowley. >> i would say that one of the bigger things that we will have before us is the gross receipts tax check that norman talked about trading from the payroll tax which is punitive. the next thing i would do is increase the foot print on mos sony center and that brings in a lot of money to the general fund and erect a multi-purpose area and bring in more money to the coffers and a green industry. one reason to bring them in is people come and go into the city of san francisco and that is a large footprint. they come and go. the visitors spend approximately $1 million of revenue in san francisco every hour and save us $1,100 in services and that's what i suspe

breen that attempt should just agreed to around the bay. allied the numbers evenly from yesterday and today. that degrees and the inland areas. this area of high pressure will begin to filter in us that happens all the numbers are going to go out. today going up in the skies. a traveling plans? 69 degrees as said this is the international airport could sit 20 percent chance of a thunderstorm the mild conditions in midway airport in chicago. sixties will be, above the beach today. 70's around the peninsula at the southwest wind apple 50 m.p.h. in had the warmest of the work week on a state audit and saturday. >>> one of the punishment that president obama that bounced from last week's democratic national convention. the list and then put has a pleasantly mitt romney 5246%. that is a gain of four percentage points for the president since the previous plant reaches all the had the chicago school board says there could be a deal to date to in the city's teachers is the second a lot that the codes largest school district of the nation. key issue

and 24-year-old bryan breen. each died of a single gunshot.ack in 2009, in a tweet, tyler wrote, quote, is it normal to want to kill all of your co-workers? maybe, but i'm actually in a position where i can. chilling stuff here. dan and bianna? >> happens way too much in this country. rob nelson, thank you very much. >> thanks, rob. >>> now, to a wild cross-country bank robbery spree. this man telling people he only has four months to live. and he's finishing out his days by robbing banks. he's hit banks in nine states, as he travels the country and is being called the bucket list bandit. but now, there's a new twist to the story. and ron is back with those details. >> the fbi says the bucket list bandit is now the busted bucket list former bandit. the man they say pulled off all of those bank jobs spanning thousands of miles is now behind bars. not amid heist. but after a routine traffic stop. when michael brewster was pulled over for running a stop sign on the border of arkansas and oklahoma, little did police know that this 54-year-old flor

escape, 18-year-old christina labruto, a graduate of old bridge high school and a college student brian breen, both shot and killed by tyler before tyler turned the gun on hips. witnesses and workers describe a -- on himself. witnesses and workers describe a chaotic scene. >> he threw a shopping cart through the window, jumped in the building through the window and started shooting. at that point he ran out the backdoor. >> reporter: a police officer posted outside christina's old bridge home said the family is too distraught and cannot yet talk about their daughter. what is so baffling to witnesses and police is why 23- year-old tyler would walk unprovoked into his workplace and fire more than 16 shots at his co-workers. >> it's horrible. i'm upset, you know, and i just feel sorry for everybody that got hurt her. >> reporter: the assistant manager here at the pathmark is being hailed as a hero for helping usher people to safety, this as family members and friends are planning a vigil at old bridge high school where two of the dead went to school. sharon crowley, fox 5 news. >>> the latest on

and much of it will be on the status of edith o breen -- edith o'brien, where she is, what she's doing get immunity? she was at the center of the biggest part of this scandal, not just the implosion, but the missing customer money, 1.6 billion dollars gone, vanished when this thing went belly up. it is not supposed to happen. that money is supposed to be -- liz: she wanted immunity; right? >> they are going to find out where the doj -- the commissioners will be briefed on where the doj is on that immunity deal. from what we understand, as of right now, the fbi, doj has not given edith o'brien immunity. still weighing it. why are they dragging their heels on this thing? dragging their feet on this thing? there's a political angle here, a lot of people will tell you. representative, congressman from staten island a republican will tell you that he believes that this is basically to protect president obama. why is this? jon corzine, the head of mf global, former goldman sachs ceo, former new jersey governor, new jersey u.s. senator was also a major campaign bundler for the president. it w

. >> doctors robert breen and henry lesieur are gambling addiction specialists at rhode island hospital treated 1,300 slot addicts who, when they try to stop, look like heroin addicts in withdrawal. >> and they're coming in, and, quite literally, they have shakes. >> really? >> the cravings are-- they're physically having these responses. and you tell yourself, "they got to be on something." and it turns out that they're withdrawing from the gambling. >> slots in particular. and yet state after state is turning to slots as an easy way to raise revenue and increase jobs. and no state has been more aggressive in luring gaming in the last few years than pennsylvania, where the opening of the sugarhouse in september 2010 made philadelphia the largest u.s. city to house a casino. former governor ed rendell has championed the casinos. >> look, gambling is not anything we should say, "oh, thank the lord. we have gambling." but it is a decent way to raise revenue where the upsides that's produced is significantly better than any downside that comes from it. >> you said there were downsides to g

hope and change was his way of breen optimism to his fight, to his ideology. we all know it's an ideology that is destroying the country, but he was able to sell it because he did it with a smile, and he did it as a happy warrior for his costs. he can no longer do that this time. his record is so bad that he's going to run as scorched-earth campaign against governor romney because he has a choice, and he's going to be completely 100 percent negative. this gives cover romney and all of us a huge opening to be the happy warriors. we got to understand, happy warriors believe that america can be safe and that she is worth saving, and were going to it's going to be hard, to require a lot of sacrifice because the kooks and not going to go down without a fight. we saw that in wisconsin. we have to persevere, and it's going to be painful. look at what's happening in western europe after decades of socialism. it's wrenching, and it's going to be wrenching here. but the key is to understand that we are in a war here how, but the other key is to be happy and to undertake

breen wi brian williams will have an interview with michelle obama tonight. >> and eva longoria worksood morning. it's good to see pup. >> good to see you. >> you look all relaxed and happy. are you nervous about tonight's speech? >> very. to have the honor to speak to the american public is daunt bug i'm ready. >> we've seen in this convention there's been a real emphasis on getting women voters, getting latino voters. you happen to be both. do you think there's an enthusiasm gap in those communities this time around? >> no, no. i think what's important is that the campaign, our campaign has not taken these for granted. i think everybody assumes women are going to vote democratic and a latinos aren't but if you look at obama's track record in his first term, he has really spoken to these communities. obviously with women he's just moving us forward, moving the country forward for women, whether it's equal pay for equal work or small businesses which women open a lot of businesses and health care, access to health care. as far as hispanics, doubling the pell grant allows more his pans

this tweet from 2009 quote, i'm starting to see why people go on killing sprees. 24-year-old brian breene killed in this rampage. the colorado springs teenager being hailed as a hero. jeremy rice on his way to school on the bus when the driver reached down to pick up some trash off the floor falling out of his seat and getting stuck on the stairs. that's when the 14-year-old jumped into action running to the front of the bus and grabbing the wheel. >> the blue semi-truck, it was coming straight at us. and you could hear him trying to hit hits brakes. there was like a dip. it was like a dip and there was a tree and we were afraid of hitting that. pulled back over in the lane and i actually got it pretty per second fecket. >> emergency brake and pulled over. no one was hurt. why can't he drive my taxis in new york. this kid. he has a bright future. >> he is not old enough probably. let's talk a little sports this morning. college football kicks off today with a full slated of games top ten match jump and a beauty. alabama, michigan 8:00 eastern time tonight. all eyes this afternoon will be

similarly this past week, breens rapidly responded to the violent protests . anti-terrorism security teams were on the scene. these events occurred while others who were the costs continue to fight counter insurgency operations in afghanistan and train with our allies around the world. as we gather in this wonderful establishment for tonight causes the vatican council event, there are in excess of 30,000 marines, four deployed around the world, poised, ready to respond in a crisis. for 247 years, we have fought our nation's bows. -- battles, both large and small. we fought regulars and irregulars. all is running to the sound of chaos. always ready to answer america's 911 col. -- call. our nation has always wanted a marine corps. it has always been that way. in 1952, and the wake of the nation's difficult war with the koreans, the marine corps was a ready force, highly mobile, always in a state of readiness. most ready when the nation is least ready to provide a balanced force in readiness for a naval campaign that at the same time a ground and air spite -- air