would carl like to come?ever. >> carl teaching overcrowded classes out of these trailers was hooked. dennis said it was just one thing. he would need about $3,000 from carl to help pay for the expedition, a lot of money for a part-time teacher and not a lot to make this dream come true and spend time with this incredible man. >> i was picturing myself in the philippines diving and scouting around for treasure. carl's father rudy knew all about his son with a head full of impulsive ideas and he'd spent most of the boy's life trying to keep carl's two feet on the ground. >> i felt he was too hard on me and didn't give me as much freedom as i wanted and so i think i probably went off in the other direction a lot more than i would have. >> carl's father warned his son to focus teaching, to save his money, but that had little appeal to carl. he went off, venice, asia. >> i'll never forget the feeling as we cut into the harbor and it was like treasure island. it was all clean, clouds. i can't believe this is happen

carl is a corrections officer with three kids of his own. help understands discipline. >> i felt it was a very effective way to give back to my community, to help out, give them a positive role model. >> reporter: this has been around for a year. the goal is to provide young people with a positive adult mentor outside of the child's family for added reinforce m mentors spend two hours a week with children at the y. it's a commitment that moves kids from risk to resiliency. >> it's important to have people who care about them. these adults can take two hours to spend what the child wants to do. activities, educational as well as social. >> reporter: carl and nathan have been theghts for mean in months -- together for nine months. >> i've seen his grades improve, his confidence get better. he's more sure of himself. he's opened up a lot more in the nine months. so he's becoming a fine young man. >> i used to be like hanging with my brother. sometimes i would be bad. i just stop fighting and stuff, so i just chilled out. >> reporter: for nathan

thank you, carl. and now to libya because this are serious developments after ruling the country with an iran -- iron fist, muammar qaddafi, is underground, the showing off of the body is ended and he is buried, along with a son, and an aide in an unmarked grave at a secret hoax. and now greg palkot is live outside misrata. what is the reaction, greg? >>greg: well, shep, to the end even in death he is causing problems and raising questions. the final is where and how he would be buried. the body and his son was taken out of the meat locker where it was for the past couple of days. the prayers were read and a ceremony at 5:00 a.m. local time this morning, and, they were whisked off to an undisclosed location out in the desert. they rejected the request for family and tribal members to be buried outside of his hometown of sirte, they did not want anything to be turned into a shrine. the folks and here we talked to today seemed relieved. >> now he is buried and under the ground? >> everything, now, we ar

>> this guy was my fantastic, magnet, bossy, difficult, older brother carl. he was the red state to my blue state. all you have to understand to know about how complicated and difficult this relationship was my first memory of my brother was with when he sail me out a window when i was 2 years old and in the san antonio emergency room with a cut on my eye brow. he gave me the gift of a hard head. he went from there to being the youngest member of the john berk society and coming into my room to smash my joan biaz records because she was on the list. he was complicated, but saying all of that he was mysterious. he grew up to be a trial lawyer turned apple orchardist. part of the madening sibling thing was understanding the control freak nature that my brother had. for example, every year he would send me a box of fruit. the fruit he grew in his gorgeous orchards in washington state. the fruit came with the carl tax where you would get 25 telephone calls before the fruit came, such as, fruit is coming next week, are you going to be home? this is said in a texas

carl. >> nbc's mark potter in st.hanks. >>> now for a check of the weather. >> good morning to you, carl, on this gorgeous saturday. wish you, sir, a happy 40th wedding anniversary. and your better half? >> she has a headache this morning. >> and she's in bed? >> in the hotel, yes. >> is that the key to the successful 40 years? >> yes. >> let her sleep, right? this weekend, a lot of people will be doing those scenic drives. down through the ohio valley, too, it's start to go look nice and pretty. as far as the "today" forecast goes, really not many issues. we could see an isolated storm or two in oklahoma. the only travel difficulties may be in the pacific northwest. as we go through sunday, same story. many areas of the country, if you're nice today, that means >>> it is a beautiful saturday morning here in washington. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. it's a clear sky overhead this morning. temperatures in the 40s to begin your weekend. 48 downtown, 47 in bethesda and chevy chase, 45 in germantown. morning sunshine givi

races today, the carl lewis challenge started around 8:30.ell us about that event a little bit. >> well, it's great because of course, we have the 120-mile bike rides. we decided to open it up and do a duathlon thing because a lot of people wanted to run or walk. a lot of buddies are doing it together. because you don't have to race and do that, you can take your time. we see families walking and finishing. it's tremendous for everyone out here. >> wow. carl lewis, thank you so much. and kevin, good luck today. it looks like you have a great crowd out there already. >> great, thank you. thank you very much. >> enjoy the days, guys. >> there you go. exploding fist pump. >> like this, right? >> boom. >> all right. thanks, guys. have a great day. >> thank you. >> you, too. >> and we have a whole crew -- sorry we left you out on that one. >> no, no, can we try that again, chuck. >> when you hit the pump, then you explode. there you go. >> i'm not hip, it's true. >> we'll give you an "a" for effort. a bunch of nbc4 folks will be out there today. t

you will see your city-sponsored ship, the uss carl vinson. you will see five ships from the united states navy, three ships from the coast guard, and four ships from canada, i believe. [laughter] i had a senior moment. i apologize. i said they keep me young, but i asked my age. i apologize for that. you will hear some loud noises as the ships come by. they are rendering a salute. in my mind, it is a salute to all of you for opening up your city to the navy, marine corps, and coast guard. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and thank you to our neighbor to the north. [applause] >> thank you. we appreciate that. now i will bring out our announcer, lt. galaman, who will actually narrate the parade of ships for us. >> helena world do you follow that line of people. there's only one way to do that. we have a lieutenant and the coast guard, navy, and from the country of canada. we will begin to narrate this. we're so excited for the official start of today's festivities. there will be in rendering of honors with a 15-gun salute from the aircraft carri

>> what if it was carl? >> what is able to keep lori safe and more importantly, who's able to keep carl safe. and what would be a very simple decision starts to be more and more complicated by these things. >> i just had a long talk with shane. >> he's led by a very strict moral code, seemingly, but he ends up bringing zombies. yet you kind of find yourself with him because he's so -- there's a certainty about him that is so kind of righteous. >> i think he loves rick, and i think that he believes in rick, and he wants to follow rick, but there's a whole lot of other stuff, you know, going on. >> i think she legitimately loves both of these men and doesn't wish them harm. but i love working with them. they're amazing actors. we're having a balance. >> camera, and action. >> reporter: this is a show people want to be involved in, i'm sure. >> yeah. >> reporter: why? >> you may not like the gory stuff but you're pulled in by the love triangle. or the dramatic aspect of that may not appeal to you but you get a

thank you, carl. and the "wall street journal" newspaper reports that support for governor romney has remained relatively steady through all of the recent debate. the "wall street journal" is owned by the parent company of this network. look at the numbers from the real clear politics average, after rick perry the governor shot to the top of the pack but in just one month, the numbers have shifted. and dramatically. now, the polls show that herman cain, businessman, surging into the lead all the while, former governor romney's support has barely budged. and our next guest says that could prove to be the greatest strength in the race. and now, a washington bureau chief for the "wall street journal" and it is great to see you. mitt romney, steady numbers throughout all of this tell us what about his long-term endurance? >>guest: he is steady in politics and there is a core of romney support. people locked at the glass as half empty saying look, he hit the ceiling and gets 25 percent of the republican pr

>>shepard: thank you, carl. and now, a former campaign manager for the republican congresswoman michele bachmann says he is not away of any settlement or payment made by the restaurant association. carl says he was blunt in denying this but there is smoke. >>guest: he needs to it is with the lawyer who worked for him. he was the c.e.o. of the company. he cannot say he doesn't know about it when every media outlet not world will go after him. he needs to find out the facts and get out with the facts before he is picked apart and hopefully it is nothing. and if it is something it will be out there. >>shepard: to there is what a payment. >>guest: there has to be a reason for the attorneys and the organization to make the decision to do that. he cannot say "i don't know what they did, i turned it over to them," and maybe there is other stuff, he has been good add denying. it will not stick in this case. i have in reason to believe he did anything wrong. i read the story like everyone else did, but at the end of the

over an england free scoring manchester city have reached the quarter finals of the carling cup with a five two demolition of wolves after the six one thrashing of mind for united city have now scored fifteen times in three gangs was the striker jacko scoring twice to the premier league leaders yesterday also in the last day to chelsea could be debited to one after extra time while blackburn needed extra time to get past newcastle four three luis suarez scored twice a little polish victory over stoke and they were a couple of great goals too although kenwyne jones had put the head just before half time along clear and try to keep it should have been dealt with by live and. he was robbed by john walters here float the ball on to the head of james he finds the bottom corner not long after the restart liverpool were level and what a goal it was to suarez after bringing the ball down he manages to not make shotton . the ball into the far corner. suarez then got the winner with six minutes to go this time liverpool were going route one and suarez was there to nodded in to send liverpool i

let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductible. year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> two of the decades best. >> and as he is led into the third bout with pacquiao, the trainer has determined that the opponent is now a more refined fighter in the ring, and a development that he feels might actually give marquez an advantage. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> manny pacquiao and freddy roach have long been celebrated as the premier pair in boxing, but along the way, a third man has played a part of the success. strengthening coach joined the team after pacquiao's second bout with manuel marquez when he said that night he felt his body was starting to betray him. >> you know, i felt after the fight, what i feel is that my legs cramping in that fight. i don't know why after the fight, i'm looking for a good conditioning coach. that is why i hired him. >> i explained to him, you know, if you wa

the carl vinson is a historic ship for many reasons.ost recently, the remains of osama bin-laden were cast to this ship and cast into the ocean from this deck. the carl vinson was followed by a mass of other ships. still ahead, a sacramento man leaves his child in a car while he went on a date. we'll have details on what happened. here is a live look outside, an approach to the bay bridge, a very different scene from yesterday when the folks were headed across to get in line to see the blue angels. it is 8:36 a.m., we will be right back. >>ysabel: do this morning and sierra police are searching for suspects involved in a murder. officers responded to the 2300 block of dogwood wait when they found a 24 year- old man with gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead at a hospital. police have not release his name. if there were two suspects spotted leaving the scene. >>ysabel: a san francisco man left his five year-old daughter and a parking lot while he went on a date. a nearby good samaritan and noticed the baby after 15 minutes and called 91

carl. julie so -- soux. bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava. forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you.

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little paul chelsea man city and black make the quarter finals of the carling cup. start with the tenets of his dream of ending the season as the world number one is over she's pulled out of the w.t. a championship with a knee injury after losing her second match to lead an hour meaning caroline wozniacki remains the world's top player leading the tournament without a win after his surprise open defeat to sam the russian conceding the first set in their second match to lean on a tie break and then losing the second set six for this the first win the french open champion since all this. tomorrow the first time two. hours that i forgot i can win the match i was happy. in the wide group behind better russian victoria as a rank and who won her opening match against sam i got a couple straight sets when. you took control from the baseline they're winning at sixty sixty even though she beat me for match point. in the spike animals the honesty holding on to her world number one status she might not make the. last of it is of on the rio in three sets the russian now second

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>> brown: we debate the merits of president obama's jobs bill with two senators: michigan democrat carl levin and georgia republican johnny isakson. >> ifill: john merrow examines the dilemma faced by a pennsylvania school system that spent big on a state-of-the-art facility. >> reporter: the economic crisis hit. like rural school districts all across the country, this school had to put its ambitious dreams on hold almost overnight. the challenge became to make ends meet. >> brown: and ray suarez talks to a 94-year-old former french resistance fighter who urges young people to take to the streets and show their outrage. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> computing surrounds us. sometimes it's obvious and sometimes it's very surprising on where you find it. soon computing intelligence in unexpected places will change our lives and truly profound ways. technology can provide customizeded experiences, tailored to individual consumer preferences. igniting a world of possibilities from the inside out, sponsoring tomor

and now carl is live in washington this afternoon. no votes in december?not from new hampshire or for president this year or next year for that matter. we should be done. yes, the primary calendar has been established we and iowa goes first, january 3, new hampshire in january 10, and the talk of the possibility of voting next couple of weeks will not happen but the first caucus is ten weeks from tomorrow and the new hampshire primary, in 11 weeks. romney got filed, registered, to be on the ballot and participate in the first presidential primary and a lost republicans were angry accused him of pushing nevada into having the caucus in january and he pressured them to stop and they pulled back and it is now fixed. romney leads the polls in new hampshire in a tie with herman cain in iowa and close to a tie in south carolina with herman cain. and he is making the argument that he is the best suited to win the general election but, first, he has to get the first tests in iowa and new hampshire out of the way with rick perry and herman cain a big deal. >>shepar

eric poser refers to carle smith and to set the institution aside.there are people openly calling for the advocation of our constitution to justify further acts such as what you described. why again should they not be prosecutorred 1234 >> i'm not sure if the microphone was on, but if we don't prosecute people, will we be allowing people to do and get away with things 245 undermine the constitution that i argue we want to strengthen as best we can. your points are powerful. i'm not 100% certain of how to move forward. i wrestle with do you want to hold people accountable with the position that i suggest which is the most important thing is to have as a society repudiate values, and it comes from embracing good practices which is more easy to do for people who are ambiguous of supportive of others than to denounce convictions and actions of others. the substantial section of society, i think. that said, your points are powerful. i wrestle with them. friends. and colleagues made them too, and it's a hard thing to suggest that we allow american official

with that, please help meto welcome t glenn carle to the podium. [applause] >> good afternoon. well into my a evolving into the interrogation of the outcry did detainee that i call the man that i am not allowed to woo detain him means prisoner in latin we were sent to the cia most severe interrogation facility what i call hotel california but what you will probably give another name what is now known to the public and the agency but i found us in a moonscape with no trees, rocks, desolate horizon inside the facility. the goal in the interrogation procedures is too psychological dislocate the fed detainee. that is the theory behind a program i became involved in. that means that you alter one's perceptions. now it seems a mention something that seems foolish at first thought that the you assumptions if we can become conscience are quite a two relevant to the approach that united states to of. we all know that gravity pulls us down this guy is blue and the sun rises in then east and we tend to sleeve wants a day for a set period of time and have a regular series ofve mealsd meals

hey carl i want to start with something posted on your web site the market ticker libertarian peeve loam writes that the occupy wall street movement is all the things that were in the original tea party but were steadily ignored as the tea party became a republican booster club i want to know what you think about these comparisons. i think they are to some degree accurate one of the things that we had originally with the tea party back in two thousand and eight were true protests one that was held on wall street the original protest against the bailout of bear stearns and then a second one it was held in washington d.c. that we call the toilet bowl protest because if you true a toilet bowl in which people could deposit their collateral for the federal reserve and those were very small events there were thirty forty fifty people there we held out a lot of you know a lot of signs and in and out some banners and flyers and bumper stickers and d.v.d.'s and things like this and then everybody went home and the problem with protests and the political process is that it's very easy no matter ho

you're looking at carl warner's edible landscapes. so the sea is made out of little fish. >> yes. because they have that lovely silver in it and they reflect the sky they just kind of look like water at a glance. >> reporter: later this sunday morning, a visit to a pumpkin pair a dice with intermediate stops in london and garlicshire? >> osgood: halloween isn't is only night of the year for horrors. rita braver shows us a man who provides us one night of horror every week. >> my advice: temporary insanity. >> reporter: tv viewers came to know him best as defense lawyer bobby donnell in "the practice." >> you think i'm crazy? >> no. i think you're creative. >> reporter: now he plays psychiatrist ben harmon. >> trick or treat. >> reporter: in the creepy new show "american horror story." i have to confess that i've had a few nightmares after watching the show. >> good. that's great. >> reporter: you want us to be scared. >> very scared. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, dylan mcdore met puts the psycho in psycho drama. >> osgood: nighttime takes on a whole new meaning for the fol

chanel, arguably the most famous fashion brand in the world with a designer who is just as famous, carl laugerfeld. hawking soda and home appliances, you won't believe what else he is doing. >> not just in france but around the world, carl lagerfeld is mopped wherever he goes. >> i don't know what it is. i think it is flattering. i don't sing. i'm not an actor. i have no scandals. >> he does do this. >> lagerfeld's chanel show is the most anticipated scandal of the paris collection, something he has been doing since 1983, when he was hired as artistic director. >> is is so much work. it is so many collections. you are so involved. >> i have it in the blood. when i was asked to do it, chanel wasn't trendy at all. like this, i am not proud of the business. if you make something, okay. if not, i sell it. we make something out of it because he gave me the freedom. >> lagerfeld answers to no one. rare for a company the size of chanel, a nearly $2 billion privately owned business that sells not just icon is purposes and flats, but sells perfume, you know, chanel, number 5. the one that marily

let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductible.have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> we start the second half of our show. stories we care about. we focus on our own reporting, first up, joshua komisarjevsky will face the death penalty. our producer in the court says komisarjevsky showed no emotion, guilty of all 17 counts. steven hayes has been sentenced for the deaths of jennifer hawke-petit and her daughters, haylee and michaela. the only survivor, dr. william petit, called the verdict a relief. >>> an 11-year-old maryland boy still missing tonight, his stepfather being charged with first degree murder. "out front" has been in contact with maryland authorities all day. they tell us curtis lopez, who is estranged from his wife was arrested in charlotte, north carolina after he gave inconsistent statements to police. the 11-year-old william mclean has not been seen since september 30th. police are asking

we will be on the uss coral vincent - carl vincent. i will be broadcasting from the actual attack of the uss carl vinson. also, the blue angel hair show from 12:30-4:00 p.m. everything. air show--and check out our web sites >> mark:. >>catherine: new details with share for smith has confirmed that suspect shareef allman >> our at 3 deputies initially confronted him yesterday morning. obviously they shot and killed him a sunnyvale police department is investigating a portion of this case. however, the attorney for our deputies did is say that the deputies told her that kill me. or words to that effect. i do not have that information on how many times he was hit. he was standing in between two different cars. our deputies that shot our young. they do not have a lot of time on the department but they are highly trained and they did their job. i am proud of them. they were able to in a very scary situation for our entire county i know it is difficult on them but they will survive. they are good, solid, hard working deputies in the did a gr

carl. julie so -- soux. bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava.forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you. i am going to leave some forms over there, so if anyone wants to talk to us about problems, they can do it. also, they can visit our website. just a few things about it. we respect your confidentiality status, which means i am not going to ask you whether you are current or not. we are not even going to ask you about your name if you don't want to give it. it is a completely confidential process. it is going to be only about trying to investigate possi