it's the right call. >> brent: the discussion contues he >> brent: the discussion continues here. lane kiffin pleading his case. as the knee goes down, kiffin now says i call time-out on the other side. we look at replay. as to when he comes down. question becomes when did the official stop the clock on the far side so that he could use a time-out. now the officials were huddled. the call on the field of course is let's go to overtime. here comes the captains out to the middle of the field. it's been a dramatic night here in los angeles. >> referee: i'm going to toss the coin and what are you going to select? you're going to ask for heads. all right, it is tails. you've won the toss. you can take offense, defense or end of field. usc won the toss and they're going to take defense. which end do you want to play on? all right, gentlemen, you each get one additional time-out. one time-out per overtime series. >> brent: so the referee giving a pretty good explanation of what we face here in overtime. both teams will handle the ball. started from the 25 yard line. there will be a play

bush wanted to--i wanted to meet early with gorbachev, and then brent and jimmy f--brent saying, 'well, jim baker and i felt maybe it was going a little too fast.' so we tried to be frank, each of us in our own voi--e--each in his own voice. and i hope that, for scholarly readers, that they'll see, well, this is interesting because it gives--it reveals how some of these decisions are work--are--are reached. c-span: now i had a little -- wrote out a--a little structure here on something called the way you receive visitors at the white house, which you explain rather in depth. and i--it's--correct me if i'm wrong about this. i want you to explain how it worked, that--and this was all around, i think, a yeltsin visit that you describe this process. >> guest: yes, when he came--when he was out of office, had no office at all, and how would we receive him? c-span: the first possibility is that someone gets a visit with the president. the second one is a visit with the--you, brent scowcroft, and then a drop-in to see the president. the third one is a visit with you, brent scowcroft, and then

robert. >> all right, brent, thanks. you and herbie saw a dominant prime-time performance by wisconsin. another team putting on an impressive performance tonight was alabama, taking on florida in the swamp. second quarter. alabama up 24-10. third and long. john brantley taken down. he injures his knee and ankle. did not return. trent richardson, 181 yards. alabama rolls 38-10. they get lsu next. lsu had no problems with kentucky. jordan jefferson back at quarterback. jarrett lee started. but jefferson played. so too did matthew. forces the fumble. goes the otherway. lsu big. 35-7. undefeated south carolina. undefeated 4-0 for the first time under steve spurrier. taking on auburn. gamecocks. number 10 in the country. going into fourth quarter. barrett trotter to phillip lusten kirken. check this out. oh, good bounce. auburn wins by three. 16-13. oklahoma has texas in the red river rivalry next weekend. they struggled today against ball state. check that, they did not. 62-6. landry jones, five touchdowns. one of them there

c-span: brent bozell was married to... >> guest: brent bozell was married to patricia buckley. c-span: the sister of bill buckley? >> guest: bill's sister, yeah. c-span: and is the father of the l. brent bozell who runs this media research center here... >> guest: that's right. c-span: ...in washington today? >> guest: that's right. that's correct. c-span: drew pearson. >> guest: drew pearson was the--the matt drudge of the--of the--of the--of the '40s, a radio commentator and newspaper columnist, a kind of glorified gossip columnist, really, and he and mccarthy crossed swords a number of times on--on issues. pearson was, like a lot of liberal anti-communists, outraged by mccarthy's charges against the truman administration and against the democratic party, saw them as wildly reckless--which a lot of them were, of course--and they became bitter, bitter personal enemies, and... c-span: drew pearson and jack anderson were... >> guest: that's right, were... c-span: ...were teammates... (unintelligible)... >> guest: ...were teammates, were teammates, and anderson worked for pearson

piper >> vicki: and the area news brent prices are another rise. break down the numbers and tell me which gary has the biggest increase. >>reporter: his new report shows that it will cost more to rent now than it did a year ago. last year in fremont it was want thousand $497 none it is up 9.7%. in san jose area the rent is up 1.8% from last quarter and ages of 12.5 percent uphill-- >>reporter: lou >> looking if he of san francisco with a day was today, temperatures in the low 80s his heart of the gift to the end of october but this is the time the week this weather. we have the wind, and it will keep the fog away and keep contrast and warm. no-fault to be found this evening. we are clear around the bay area. this is a mild evening with piffle we can weather. his school and began the sea breeze kicking back up. right now it is 69 degrees. here is a satellite view from the 10 --date. look for more warm weather in the forecasts. we have temperatures in the '70s. looking left the high tomorrow, we have high as in any peace for the day him and then a be

tiburon, brent thompson has run eight marathons in her lifetime.he is runs the high ofest marathon in the world. >> so they take 75 people a year are allowed to do thissist ra and, of course, everybody says well how many want to do it i say at least 76. >> reporter: she is already a grandmother but at 60 brent thomson is preparing to run a marathon down mount everest. >> it's a full 26.2 miles starting at 17,200 feet which in itself presents challenges. there's also a 15-day trek to the starting line. >> reporter: if the trek up doesn't burn you out, the run down certainly could. thomson is preparing for all different kinds of terrain from rocks to ice and snow. >> there's a joke that there aren't ten feet of flat ground in all of nepal. and it's pretty true. you're either going straight up or straight down. you have to signs a waiver if you fall you're on your own. >> there is no help. >> reporter: some may say it's insane but thomson is stretching her boundaries for the people of nepal. she is hoping to raise 20,000 pounds force everest marathon

many of them to san jose -- come to san jose with families but brent burns' family is quite large. >>the noisiest loudest player i have ever been around. this guy is a close second. >> reporter: those who know him say brent burns wears his emotions on his sleeve. his passion for the game is tatooed on his body when he was just 11 years old. >> my dad was going to get one and asked me if i wanted to get one so i designed the community flag with the hockey stick and even if i didn't make the nhl it would be a huge part of my life. i was young. it was awesome. all the kids at school laughing at me and it was good. it was a great thing for me. >> reporter: burns prefers the ink on his contract over his body. he was traded for setoguchi from the wild in the off season and signed a five-year, $28 million contract to help improve todd mclellan 's defense. >> you know, you're nervous going to a new place you have been one place for so long. but, you know, it's exciting. >> reporter: and perhaps the most nerve-wracking part of the whole moving process, leaving his animal collection behind in m

brent by the time you got there, you also trained in cpr?ust kick in? >> it did. you know, when i saw kylee on the floor, just a million things are going through your head and you just kind of go into shell shock and you just kind of reboot and we went back to the training. >> it's not the same as working with that little resussa ani doll. your heart must have been going a mile a minute. >> any time i'd do an evaluation i wasn't sure i was wanting to hear. >> and then you get out, you got that aed, the automatic external defibrillator, and that thing, once you get it on, it kind of walks you through and talks you through the procedure, right? >> yes, it does. it talked us through it and one of the craziest things is it told us to shock and we both looked at each other in shock, like is this really what we need to do right now. >> because it was evacuating based on the signals it was getting from kylee or not getting. it was evaluating her situation. >> um-hum. >> and so you got nervous when you applied that first shock that if her heart was

. >> brent cannon sits down with solar energy experts about the solar jobs right here in california. also trapped miles from home, one survivor shares her story on this, the 22nd anniversary of that earthquake. she now volunteers with the red cross and has tips to prepare you for the next big disaster. >> that's on comcast. that will do it for us. we'll be back at 11:00. brent cannon is up next. >> have a great evening. >> bye-bye. >>> the transfer of 33,000 inmates from state prison to local jails gives our counties the unprecedented opportunity to do what the st do, and that is i'm suzanne shaw. counties spend 25,000, half the 53,000 it costs the state to jail someone. this historic shift of inmates from state to local control saves monies but gives counties millions to expand programs. drug treatment, job training and education so that low-level offenders can re-enter our communities successfully. past records show almost 70% of our parolees end up back in jail. with local communities taking over, nbc bay area believes we can and should help these nonviolent offenders change their

the president of the media research center, at one and only brother brent. how are you, sir?how are you doing, sean. >> doing good. so the networks, we'll use abc and nbc as an example. they cast the occupy wall street radicularadicals, by the way, as if a police crackdown. these guys are victims. they should be able to sleep where they want, when they want, have sex when they want, walk around topless when they want, and use drugs when they want. >> police use tear gas on the occupy wall street supporters in oakland. dozens were arrested. what's driving the rising tension? police clashing with anti-wall street protesters cracking down on hundreds of demonstrators who refused to give up their ground. on the street, it had the look and feel of a war zone. >> sean: give up their ground? they don't own the park in new york. i guess it's part of the share the wealth mentality, you know. put up a tent. i own it. >> look at place like oakland. oakland is one of the most left wing cities in america. why are the police turning out against this rabble in one of those sees, because of

brent boesch, who went out with a thumb injury, a ligament issue, missed a big part of the season with his tiger team. it's another injury that nobody talks about, another bat that the tigers lost down the stretch. 3-1 on cabrera. there's a boesch fan. with one out, nobody on, one run home. five-run lead. a walk from uehara. miguel cabrera is on base for the third straight time. mike maddux will go out and talk, with victor martinez coming up. i was struck, tim, by what you said the other day. i had never noticed it, but when we went in to talk to that man right there, jim leyland, who is in his sixth postseason, he was looser today than he has been at any other point we talked to him. and his team is facing elimination here tonight, as he's talking to rick porcello, which is kind of interesting. >> tim: yeah, it is. >> joe: but the point about jim leyland is as you said, in the tighter spot, he loosens up and lets his team know that everything is okay. >> tim: he's more vocal in the clubhouse, he's more vocal in the dugout. and when they are up, he's a lot tougher. leo derose was like

joe pawelski to brent burns for the winner. sharks win in overtime.reat win for the sharks, an even better win for the stanford cardinals. what a great one down in l.a. >> very stressful for stanford fans. thanks, jamie. >>> let's check in right now with rob mayeda. i'm hearing things are changing a little bit? >> pretty roller coaster ride in the seven-day forecast. the timing perfect for the weekend right now, still in the 60s, notice the wind coming up out of the west. a little bit stronger sea breeze. going to cool things off a little bit around the coast. in oakland we're at 61 degrees. not much wind around the east bay. 59 degrees, we should see temperatures tonight mostly in the 40s and 50s around the bay area. still some low 60s in and around san francisco. can you see 46 degrees in novato. things are cooling off quickly in some of our north bay valleys. it's the lack of the sea breeze which allowed our temperatures to warm into the 70s and 80s. for tomorrow morning, expect to see patchy low clouds approaching the coast. a little cooler sunday

padevelopski with the nice pass to brent burns with the game winner. that is why they traded for him. the winning streak is up to five for the sharks. as they beat the islanders 3-2. >>> and the cardinals were down to their final strike. not once. but twice in game six. 24 hours later, they were celebrating their 11th world series title. >> in the air to left, well hit. back is craig. what a game. what a ride. the cardinals are world champs. in 2011. >> comeback nothing new for the cardinals. 10 1/2 games back in august. but st. louis took advantage of an epic collapse by the braves and got into the playoffs on the final day of the season. >> >> it is going to take me a little bit i think to realize what we've accomplished. and the funny thing is, you know, if we go down tonight, and we're the champs, if we're not the world champs, we have still done a ton that nobody thought that we could accomplish. and just to win it is an incredible feeling. >> the rangers were so close to winning their first world series in franchise history, and instead, it is 51

a pass to the corner to brent for the score. northwood led 15-0 and they would go on to win 42-0. >> we had a great senior group. they have never beaten blair since they've been here. and they showed up tonight and got the job done. >> stay ng montgomery county, dcc taking on whitman. barons with the ball. gets picked off by whitman. turning the ball over. and then later on, michael flack with the play action fake and the rollout. he finds steven warner

forecast high walnut creek 85 and brent wood 85 and walnut creek 83 and here is the deal. we got rain. so typically in this pattern with offshore winds and warmer the humidity dropped and we'll talk fire danger, maybe spare the air day, maybe a red flag warning but the idea being it's rain so the fire danger much less than it had been. so typically this time of year if we show you these numbers, i'm also talking fire but with the rain we had and most conditions, 80 in santa clara, shouldn't be a problem. ground is wet. fuel moistures are up. forecast highs upper 60s, maybe patchy fog but not to worry. the five-day forecast, they know with the weekend if you look like this and trends down, temperatures drop off a bit into the bay area. see you tonight at 10:00. >> thank you, bill. >>> grape growers are scramling to save crop after the recent rains. the grapes are already ripening a month behind schedule due to the cool summer bebing rushed from the vine to the hopper before rut or mold sets in. fans have been brought in to dry out the grapes. officials say the damage could

brent crude rose almost 3% to $102.73 a barrel. heating oil also jumped today, up 2% to $2.78 a gallon. as we mentioned, stocks traded higher in tandem with energy-- the dow rose 153 points, the nasdaq added 55 and the s&p 500 was up almost 13. better than 20 points. >> susie: despite that progress we told you about with plans to back stop european banks, greece was hit with fresh protests over that nation's tough new austerity measures. from airports to the acropolis, a 24-hour general strike by public workers virtually shut down the country. public workers there are protesting plans to cut an additional 30,000 state jobs and levy additional taxes. meanwhile, protestors marched on wall street again today, with an estimated 3,000 people participating. the group behind the protests, "occupy wall street," says the wide-ranging movement is gaining traction. >> tom: a big beef for those protestors is jobs, or the lack thereof. we'll get definitive news on employment from the labor department on friday, but there was conflicting data on

brent burns scores from near the blue line. his first goal is the sharks. third period, st. louis ties it back up. the former sharks blast one. blues would score three goals in the final 20 minutes. alexander, play a little give and go. st. louis would add an empty nether. they beat the sharks 4-2. >> sharks are now 1-2 despite out shooting the blues 36-20. they'll take on the ducks monday. expected to make his season debut. nascar under the lights in charlotte for the bank of america 500. jimmy johnson tonight ended early after he got tangled with ryan newman and lost control. the 48 car crashes into the wall. johnson finished in 34th and dropped to eight in the standings. matt with one for the third time this year to move up to 3rd in the standings. kyle edwards has 7 point lead with five races to go in the chase for the cup. still to come, plays talk show host inside the 49ers locker room. more sports is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the 49ers trip to detroit as a homecoming for joe. the native will have two buses full of family and friends in attendance tomorrow. and who

hackie and brent were bottom. some like devon did well over the three years but performed poorly last year. david cameron raised the issue at his party conference speech earlier this month and today he is launching a campaign to encourage more to adopt. he says it is shocking only 60 babies were adopted last year out of over 3,600 in care although many of those would have been des continued to return to their birth parents. the association of directors of children services agrees that council's performance was patchy but said decisions about adoption needed great care. >> you are watching bbc world news. these are the headlines. the world population has passed the landmark figure of seven billion today. the u.n. says it doubled the last 50 years and will carry on climbing. at least nine have died and more than three million homes are without power in the united states after an unseasonable snowstorm blanketed the northeast. cyber attacks on british governments and industry have reached disturbing levels according

marches down the field and caps an 82-yard drive with a touchdown strike to his tight end, brent selleck0. eagles do it through the air and on the ground. next drive, next touchdown. lashuan mccoy scoots in to make it 14-0. he had 126 yards on the day. later in the second quarter, the eagles getting all the bounces. how about selleck? tips it twice to himself in between a pair of redskins defenders, makes the catch that sets up a philly field goal. rex grossman was just terrible in the first half. looking deep again for gaffney. picked off by nate allen, and that sets up another field goal. the eagles go into halftime with a 20-3 lead. third quarter, redskins get a break. michael vick out for a series. vince young picked off by deangelo hall. landry is putting the pressure on. the redskins get the ball at the 18. this could have been a game changer. rex looking for fred davis who had a good game today. instead picked off by kurt coleman again. they said that was fred davis' fault because there was a miscommunication there. davis himself said that. coleman had rex figured out today. redsk

that's brented. >> by michael thomas. he is party rocking the paydirt. a school record 446 yards rushing. >> ever since i've been here at stanford, that's what we try to hang our hat on and try to accomplish and you know it was working early, so you know -- kept on working. >>> cal hosting utah at at&t park. second quarter, scoreless contest. cal in the shotgun. the handoff. this dude makes a bulldozer from five yards out. sen-0 cal. later in the second the golden bears extending their lead. zach maynard hitting conan allen, really earns this 12-yard touchdown. 20-0, cal. they roll by a final of 34-10. >> it was great. we had a great game plan going into this game working around the edges. tried to get our guys open in space. running backs did a great job. wide receivers did a great job. the o'line did an exceptional job. we put points in the board. >> the guys tried to come up field a lot. get depth a little bit. get good ball. >> sharks and the bruins. third period san jose up 2-1. bruins with a two on none. it's their second goal in 30 seconds. tyler

a pass to the corner to brent for the score.0 and they would go on to win 42-0. >> we had a great senior group. they have never beaten blair since they've been here. and they showed up tonight and got the job done. >> stay ng montgomery county, dcc taking on whitman. barons with the ball. gets picked off by whitman. turning the ball over. and then later on, michael flack with the play action fake and the rollout. he finds steven warner for the first down. wittman wins 35-0. dunbar taking. dunbar at the half. and then second half suggs gets picked off by wheeler. dunbar rolls 63-13. last week we pro filed a surprisingly undefeated robert e.lee team and they have never touched a football before joining the lancers. the first quarter on the opening drive kelly brooks goes on top. a long 60-yard touchdown pass. cooingers would go up ear -- coogers would go up early and then add to it. connor sullivan breaks up a 16-yard run for the score. oakton wins by 15. 38-23. west potomac hosting adams. pass to jenkins. he gets in for the score

quarter, no score, vick with a wide receiver screens to maclan eagles in front 7-0, 2nd quarter, 14-0, brent back of the end zone, eagles pound the cowboys, 34 and 7, eagles, cowboys, red skins, all 3 and 4. little baseball news for you now nationals picked up the option, for manager johnson he will return next season took over and post add h 1 and 44 -- 41 and 44 record, wins final 20 games, meanwhile one guy not going to keep manages, tony la russo fresh off his world series, announced his retirement he leaves with 2,728 victories third most in major league victories only one of two managers to win world series titles in both leagues. >> story here at red skins park, red hot 49ers come to town sunday, brian back to you. >> now you have the news edge news always on myfoxdc.com, a lot of little ones out there running around tonight, do us a favour drive slow. see you back here tonight at 10, news edge at 11 have a great night    [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, a

period, ducks put in the rebound. 2-0 ducks. 126th career game for selanne, now joe thornton slaps up brent burns. lead cut 3-2. sharks pull a goalie off the face-off. joe pawelski gets a shot off net. ducks hang on to win 3-2. >>> that's it for jessica, back to you.ts raj, jessica, back to you. [ female announcer ] this is the story of sam, who made an unexpected arrival. [ woman ] he was 4 months early, weighing 1 pound, 12 ounces. [ female announcer ] fortunately, sam was born at sutter health's alta bates summit medical center. [ woman ] the staff was remarkable. they made me feel safe, trusting, cared for. [ giggles ] they saved his life. i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- our story is you. >>> here's a uni designated driver who's only nine years old. it happened in michigan, the little girl's father allowed her to drive the van into a service station. the father explaining the situation to the gas station clerk. >> i got a designated driver, nine years old. listen, we're leaving and she's driving. >> she asked, why did

michael vick, finds brent selleck. eagles on top. they would take a 20-3 lap. third quarter. redskins down, 20-6. grossman has two picks in the game. looking for fred davis, instead intercepted by curt coleman. third interception. second by coleman. redskins next drive. grossman trying to make something happen. looky here. curt coleman. with another interception. he had three of them. rex tosses four. he would be benched after going 9 of 22 with four interceptions. a passer rating of 23.7. the skins fall 20-13, and grossman is benched for john beck. >> i believe in myself no matter the whole stadium doesn't. coaching staff doesn't. whatever the situation. every single play i will get it done. i fell back on that. >> don't forget coming up. it's redskins final. we go -- one-on-one. with the head man, hear from all the players. more from rex grossman and john beck on what happened out there at fedex field. highlights from around the league coming up as well. >> all right, thank you. >> you're welcome. now to the disappearance of an 11-year-old boy from montgomery count you. he

>> only if brent sterns can squeeze the life out of the competition. >> that's amazing. that's amazing. >> what a phone. >> can i have the top five please? that is something. thank you very much. at number five, 505 players got their championship rings for the boston brewens. boy did that fit. number four, check out the camera guy on the first home run. at number 3, tiger is trying to take a huge lead early, but watch curtis granderson. he saves three runs that changed the game. number two, it's granderson again. this time he goes airborne. this guy made his name, still love him there, just not tonight. not for that. and number one, matt to right center field. rodriguez is coming home. reminded me of a play. rodriguez drops the baseball. rodriguez is safe. good news. we'll be right back ,,,,,,,,,,

brent crude was up, adding $1.37 to almost $110 a barrel. still ahead, building the energy efficient house of the future. tonight's "planet forward" brings you the winner of the solar decathlon. >> tom: tomorrow, the u.s. will have new trade deals with south korea, colombia and panama. supporters say the agreements will help create or keep 70,000 new jobs. a bright spot for the american economy has been international trade, with made-in-america exports growing. but in tonight's "how to fix the economy," donald trump tells us america needs to take a stronger stand against china while also working to strengthen the dollar. >> well, we're not a respected nation anymore. the world is sort of laughing at our leadership. we make bad deals with other countries. we don't make any good deals. colombia is an example, a small trading partner. they made $4 billion off us last year. >> you don't like the south korea trade deal? >> i don't like any trade deals that they make. i think every deal they make is subject to renegotiation where you could make tr

. >> witnesses said the front end loader brent -- rammed a bus. it came close to plunging into the construction site. witnesses who raced to help immediately after were described in gruesome scene. >> one guy's arm was halfway off. >> rescue workers treated the injured. investigators talked to members of the construction crew. all of the people who were injured were on a bus. neither of the drivers however, were hurt in this collision. members of the construction crews said they saw him back and talking with police. six people were injured but none of those injuries are life threatening. >>> a team of engineers captured the attention of tourists for another day outside the national cathedral. the engineers continue to look for earthquake damage this afternoon. the team is the same one that rappelled down the washington monument. inspections began yesterday on the tower at the front of the church. the cathedral has been closed since the earthquake in august. >>> it was a great day to scale the cathedral. >> i guess. sunny skies and mild temperature

brent black has more on how the racing community is reacting this morning. >> reporter: this is the crash that killed two time indy 500 winner dan wheldon. and the race had barely started when this fiery chain reaction launched wheldon's car into the air. >> three safety crews around him. he was not moving in the car. we were able to look right at him here and it didn't look good. >> he was air lifted to the hospital. but was pronounced dead a couple of hours later. >> i got to think of him, the way he lived. it is certainly very difficult for everyone in the community. >> drivers did a five lap salute in wheldon's honor after the accident. the winner of the indy series, dareo franchitti joined the tribute. >> i lost, we lost a good friend. everybody in the indy car series considered dan a friend. >> wheldon won the indy series in 2005. the same year he first won the indianapolis 500. he won the 500 again in may. this time, he was going for a $5 million prize in the last race of the indy car series. >> he wasn't just a great driver but a great human being. and i just can't believe that he

so kristen, you're on the scene, along with brent. >> yes. >> steve: your first inclination would bemake sure she was safe. she was right by one of the tables that we have in the hallway and she was kind of convulsing, so i sat down beside her and put my hand under her head. it was in a matter of ten, 20 secretaries, she was out. before that, i sent for the other girls to go get coach reese and then as soon as he came in, we could tell she needed cpr and needed the aed right away after we did an initial check for stop, look and listen. >> steve: the thing about you guys being prepared is in the state of texas, i understand they mandate that you are trained not only to perform cpr, but also to run that defibrillator. brent, after the cpr did not work, you put the defibrillator on her and apparently it guides you through it and it tells you what to do. and it told you to shock her, but you thought that can't be right. >> absolutely. i'm thinking that once we put the paddles on and it said analyzing, shock advised, you're thinking, did i put it on right? is it reading what it's supposed

the clock slide past brent johnson and the game was tied at 1. still tied in the third.x ovechkin with a collection that had to be reviewed, but he got a goal. to one-- it was 2 to 1. sudden victory. the capitals are now 3-0. milwaukee at st. louis after the fifth inning. a runner on base. he singles to left. morgan, a tall man score as easily from third. the milwaukee brewers win the game, the series at two games apiece. have a great day, everybody. >> my goodness. crichton night. >>> 63 degrees outside. the news continues at 5:30. >> the search for answers in a disturbing case in my stomach county. a mother found murdered and her son still missing. >> dramatic video of a severe storms, caught on camera. drivers trapped in high water. all that is coming up in a live report. >> in the belfort furniture weather center, more showers on the way for the morning and midday. if the weekend is nice. ugh, time to color. woohoo! whoa. haircolor is a chore no more! you gotta come see what's new. c'mon! tadaaa! welcome to haircolor heaven. aa-ah-ahhh! courtesy of new nice 'n easy c

brent burns with a snapshot, it on squeezes passed the goalie. the sharks led 2-1. in the third, the blazing shot. first of the year, game tied at 2. less than five minutes later. blues 3-12 and kevin finishes it off. sharks have lost two in a row, 4-2 is the final. >> i think it's the question of being overfancy. they are good team. we made a couple bad ones. >> texas rangers lost to the giants in last year's world series. they are hoping second trip to the series will be their turn as they advance in arlington. dirk nowitzki and rangers open the game with a nine run third inning. let by michael young and josh hamilton scores and one other scores. the opposite way. he had five r.b.i. and he homered in the seventh, texas advances to the world series with a victory. >>> niner and raider highlights tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> coming up, thousands hit the streets in support of the occupy wall street movement in the bay area and all over the world. they are calling for economic change. >> and critics question whether republican presidential c

. >>> pg & e said it discovered a dent in a pipeline in brent wood.ave to be fixed before what is called a pig can be used. pig is short for pipe inspection gauge. it's a small device with sensors. pg & e is inspecting its pipelines in the wake of the pipeline explosion. >>> richmond's highest employee is asking for an eight figure tax refund. patti lee tell us what chevron is contesting while chevron is posting a -- >> it's the 1 percenters against the rest of us the 99 percenters. >> reporter: emergency corporations said the company made almost $8 billion this quarter. it has the money to pay. >> cities like richmond are struggling and they continue to make millions of the dollars in profit. >> reporter: richmond's mayor warns of lay offs if chevron wins its case. but chevron says what's good for the company is good for the community and it's not smart to hurt the viability of the city's largest employer. >> it's what you're making as a corporate profit and what the liability of a company is are different issues. >> reporter: they question how the c

. >>> city leaders held a meting this week after rumor that is wal-mart wanted to build a store on brent road. right now the city only requires a design review but not one for traffic, noise, or reform impact. >>> and the golden arches continues to do well in these tough economic times. mcdonalds income went up 9% in the last quarter and that beat expectations. mcdonalds made more than $7 billion. >>> we've seen so many nice weekends in the past month or so. according to our meteorologist mark tamayo i think we're going to see another. >> the forecast is shaping for a beautiful weekend over the next few days. into next week we're still going to have beautiful temperatures out there. the fog has cleared across a good portion of the shoreline. you have to go south to pick up lower clouds. but we have mostly sunny skies. a little bit of a breeze out there. the clouds will reform a little bit as we head into the overnight hours. as far as current numbers we've updated. the warmest locations right now in the lower 80s out toward fairfield and livermore. santa rosa currently 77. oakland 72 and

. >>> pg & e said it discovered a dent in a pipeline in brent wood.ll have to be fixed before what is called a pig can be used. pig is short for pipe inspection gauge. it's a small device with sensors. pg & e is inspecting its pipelines in the wake of the pipeline explosion. >>> richmond's highest employee is asking for an eight figure tax refund. patti lee tell us what chevron is contesting while chevron is posting a -- >> it's the 1 percenters against the rest of us the 99 percenters. >> reporter: emergency corporations said the company made almost $8 billion this quarter. it has the money to pay. >> cities like richmond are struggling and they continue to make millions of the dollars in profit. >> reporter: richmond's mayor warns of lay offs if chevron wins its case. but chevron says what's good for the company is good for the community and it's not smart to hurt the viability of the city's largest employer. >> it's what you're making as a corporate profit and what the liability of a company is are different issues. >> reporter: they question how t

brent burns with the snapshot, takes several bounces before squeezing past the goal tender.the third, another former shack, ken has skins, the blazing wrist shot. game now tied at two. less than 5:00 later, the blues with the three-on-to, a nice give and go pass. adding an empty netter and the sharks lose. 4-2. >> a question of being a little too fancy, myself included, and it's a good team, they feed off turnovers, and we made a couple of those. some bad times mismanaged the dpaimedz. >> lou about the texas rangers. lost to the giants last year. are hoping a second trip to the series will be their turn as they advance over the tigers in arlington, nowitzki hoping for another texas championship. the rayners opened the game with a nine-one third inning leadly michael young. doubles down the left field line. el elvis an drugs and josh hamilton score. young homered in the seventh and that was plenty. tax advances with a 15-5 victory. cruz hit his sixth home run of the series and was named mvp. >> that was your toyota sports report. later in the newscast, a trip around the natio

. >> the debate raises on when it comes to cell phones and brent cancer. another word just ahead in our medical alert. >> two tom maryland universities could become one. that is what is being talked about. the >> it turns out the cheapest city in america is two hours away from here. is cumberland, maryland treaty would think this city would be anything but cheap. it is one of the cheapest places to live in america. to its historic downtown mall, it offers at all including low gas, parking and housing prices just to name a few. >> i am surprised that ford's has ranked as the cheapest place to live. the prices of apartments these days has gone up while the value has gone down for the dollar. >> tourism definitely does not come with a price tag. a lot of the attractions we are told are either free or priced lower than surrounding areas. >> internet's medical alert, officials have approved plans to build a new hospital and germantown. the plan to build a six story 93 bed hospital on the campus of montgomery college. they hope to begin construction later this y

heather: brent, no one is illegal, they're all out of status? >> exactly, no person is illegal.ean, a lot of people commit different crimes. we don't call them illegals. we say they've broken the law here or there but labeling somebody as illegal because they've broken one law or another i think that's wrong to do. heather: okay. stephen, what do you think about that, do you agree? >> no, of course. it's silly. look, your question is right on point, this money is being taken away from american citizens and other legal residents so that millions of dollars in financial aid can be given to people who aren't even supposed to be in the country. california doesn't have its own printing press, doesn't have an unlimited supply of money. there are clearly costs to doing this, and to ignore that both makes the rule of law like something you don't care about, and that will encourage more illegal immigration and yeah, it takes the money from law abiding and gives it to those who break the law. hel had -- heather: steve, just to be clear, we're talking about the potential for 2500 students

oil prices, there we are, brent crude oil, up by a quarter of a dollar to $111.43. >>> the body of saudicrown prince arrived back in riyadh for a funeral scheduled tuesday. the heir to the saudi throne, the crown prince died three days ago in new york. i think that's only two days ago on sunday. that's raising questions about who is now in line for the top post in the oil-rich kingdom. c cnn's reema joins us. there is a consultation as to who should be the new crown prince. is that right, rima? >> reporter: that's the message, charles, session is what everybody is talking about. now, usual ll lly second sessil. that means after friday it will be announced kings and presidents are pouring in to express condolences. it will take place in four hours and definitely succession is the major question here, charles. >> it's interesting because there does seem to be -- whether it goes through this 35-member allegiance council or whether they take a different view to the king which the king can override, looks like prince nayef who is the interior minister, who is a half brother of king abdullah i

the people who are bearing the brent of it are really entirely without blame. it really offends americans' sense of justice. >> you have seen the occupation wall street and marches. the president addressed the outrage himself together. let's listen to what the president set about the feel that ordinary americans are having which in many ways have let to these times of -- >> you're still seeing some folks who acted irresponsibly trying to fight efforts to crack down on abusive practices that got us into this problem in the first place. >> yes, i think people are frustrated, and the protesters are giving voice for a more broad-based frustration about how our financial system works. >> do your colleagues understand this frustration is beyond just those of us who protest? ordinary average americans, i'm talking about police, firemen, teach e teachers they are frustrated, and seeing bankers, who helped to bring in economy down walking away with exceptional perks and the only ones being handcuffed are the ones protesting. >> i think they're surprised. sunday night th