the circus went on last night with abdullah playing his part. it was that dash for daylight that will be remembered as his most memorable role, for sure. >> i wonder if people in l.a. thought they were filming a movie or something. >> oh, camel. >> typical saturday morning. >> the best part of that story, when you thought it couldn't get more absurd, you start interviewing a guy with a clown face. >>> coming up here on the broadcast, the american college professor convicted for drug possession in argentina. he says he was set up. and that this model was at the heart of the sting. >>> and new pictures of the blooding thanksgiving brawl, between halle berry's fiance and her ex. what impact will the fight have on their bitter custody battle? >>> this is awesome. putting the bounce in the holiday spirit. the viral video featuring nba superstars, playing a christmas carol. how did they do this? and why? the story coming up after this quick break here on "gma." [ female announcer ] there are lots of different ways to say get well to your loved ones. t

escaped from the circus. came back and worked the next day.>>> good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. antioch city council is to consider beefing the pension to of police officers. our media partner reports the times will consider a retirement formula of 3% at age 50. that allows public safety officers to retire at the final year of pay multiplied by years of service. >> california highway patrol is looking for new recruits. they plan on taking applications for next class in january. becoming an officer is not easy. screening process takes up to 18 most, weeds out about 90% of applicants. they must be citizens, age between 20-35. no felony convictions. >>> let's check our forecast. big story. here is lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. nice and sunny here is a look from emeryville camera. we have clear conditions upper 40s but the temperatures have dropped, 37 and fog and the fog is coming in from the sacramento valley, 50 at our coast but 39 today and everyone warms up significantly. as the storm track stays to the north, we're talking about more

three ring circus, mission impossible the cohen brothers. the extramarital affair/political drama that enveloped former cia director david petraeus gets more extraordinary by the minute. this morning washington woke up to the news that the top commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan, general john allen, has also been investigated by the fbi after having exchange, according to a senior defense official, possibly thousands of potentially inappropriate e-mails with jill kelley, the 37-year-old social liaison at the heart of the scandal that led to general petraeus' resignation. house homeland security committee chair peter king had another term to describe the unfolding drama. >> it's really a great tragedy. general petraeus, one of our most distinguished generals and general allen, considered a super star in the military, did an outstanding job in afghanistan, was going to go to

gabe slate tech report them as many people will testify to traffic could be a bit of a circus.caped it was being brought to the big tent for exercise. however, the handlers find the caught up to her at a gas station. and i think that she was frightened. >> the mad whowo is 'si' is gangam style and as of this morning it has been viewed on you tube at over 816 million times. this artist says that in the style or first to the upscale upscale neighborhood in seoul. and texas holiday lights is syned to this song... (music) >> john storm moved into taxes before he could even start unpacking, he started working on this holiday display. last year, his walls are wood fire rolled featuring " angry birds, this will display " is short to do the same-short to do the same >> and i hope that he is going mess. >> in can you imagine the neighbors? >> that is going to wrap things up. >> i am marty gonzales. >> i am isabel per--duran. enjoy your week

. >>> it was a circus of sorts in downtown d.c. tonight. members of peta dressed as elephants and rallied outside the white house. they say they are calling on president obama to order the department of ag to free elephants used in the circus. >>> turning now to weather. it's friday. all we could get was sue, so we'll have to deal with it. >> have to deal with zea hey, lots smile about because after all this cold weather looks like a warm up. >> we need it, don't we? i think it's going to be extremely pleasant this weekend. we ditched the wind. tonight will be a nice one, too. take a jacket along if you are going out on the town like will thomas. are you going to be here later? >> a working guy tonight we have got a beautiful evening on tap although a little bit on the chilly side. we are going to get a nice bump up in temperatures omorrow. today's high was 58 degrees. 64 degrees tomorrow with mostly sunny skies. might be high, thin clouds that pass through from time to time. some of you get a three day weekend out of it because sunday is v

. >> circus, circus, pull it out. >> one estimate says dreamworks animation may be the most profitable movie studio in the entire industry. its classic shrek cost a mere $60 million to make. shrek grossed nearly half a billion dollars. >> that was really scary. >> that's just for the single movie. there were three shreks after that. dreamworks animation may be a studio but it's a technology company as well, and mit's technology review named dreamworks as one of the most innovative companies in the world. but as the stature grows, so too does the pressure. investors would like to see them expand beyond the two films a year. their next movie hits box offices next year. >> the tooth fairy. i knew you'd come. >> lincoln wallin is the new chief technology officer at dreamworks animation. aside from the animators themselves there's probably no more important position there, joined by martin giles of the economist. as you guys are developing the new technology, i know computers are moving faster and better, i know that the hair in the character is going to be, you know, easier to see and more

it's going to be a circus.y, i think, has captivated people whether it's for the tawdry elements or petrae petraeus's high profile, he's there to talk about benghazi and the four people including ambassador chris stevens who died there. not to talk about the reason that he resigned, this extra-marital affair. i think it's going to be something close to a circus, which is unfortunate because i think there are legitimate questions on benghazi. i'm sure they'll get asked anyway, but my guess is they'll be overshadowed a little bit by the coverage by the fact he's out there for one of the first times since all of this information has come to light. >> and circling back to things mentioned earlier about susan rice. her office said she went on the sunday talk shows to talk about foreign policy in general. it's not up to her what questions she gets asked. fair enough? >> if you didn't think that president obama was nominating susan rice for secretary of state, after that very strong defense, it's clear he won't back d

so i've seen the circus show before.here was a quote i liked during the carter administration which is, where else would you send a clown but to a circus? the clowns are acting like clowns and they're doing destructive things. i hope we don't have a lock-up. i remember the last time that happened, it was a republican side thing where newt gingrich engineered a shutdown of the government. i personally thought it was kind of interesting because my life was unchanged when millions of non-essential government employees got laid off and it didn't change my life a bit except for it was easier to drive on the freeways. but newt got punished for it. and the party got punished for it. so americans don't like this. and i think they need to find a way to work it out. raising taxes is not it. if the deal is that the average citizen is not well off right now and too many average citizens are unemployed, obama's reelection, he had the highest unemployment rate ever of any president that's ever been reelected, and if his job really is

the camel escaped from a circus performing nearby. >> i see like ten people run after this camel, all cars stop, complete chaos. i don't think that street has seen so much action. >> the circus handlers finally caught up with the camel and it's finally back under the big top. there's still no thought if it was looking for black friday deal. so many jokings, so little time. >>> even though no one won last night's jackpot, people in eight state won $1 million prizes. listen in case it's you. >> i hope you've got your tickets ready. good luck. starting out with number 22. right after that. 32 here's a picture of joseph and sally from ill paso texas. next number up is 37. then 44. we're going to round it out this evening with 50. now for tonight's winning ball number and for the jackpot it is the number 34. >> the next drawing is on wednesday night. good luck, everyone. >>> the fiscal cliff is fast approaching with congress getting back to business this week, is there new hope that a deal can get done? >>> and hopefully congress will be able to avoid a scene like this one. a close-up view

>> it's a little like seeing a tight rope walker at a circus.it's so unbelievable. >> you might think it was fake because you wouldn't think that anyone would try something this crazy. >> so, is he crazy or not crazy? hard to say, but this video is definitely bona fide. >> there's not much that you could really fake about something like this. this biking video gets captain disillusion's seal of approval. it's totally real and it's very impressive. >> the daring biker is danny mccaskill, a master of the sport called trials riding. >> trials in the basic form is trying to get your bike over obstacles without putting your feet down. >> it's extremely dangerous and danny takes serious safety precautions. >> it's really important to wear a helmet. i've smashed about 14 or 15 helmets over my life. every one of those could have been a fractured skull or worse. >> danny teams up with film maker stew thompson to shoot a segment of a documentary focusing on urban sports called concrete circus. we tried to come up with a film that showed him in the best li

there is a circus company that i have been fortunate enough to work with the last couple of years. i use elements of dance and choreography and combine that with theater techniques. a lot of the work is content- based, has a strong narrative. the dancers have more of a theatrical feel. i think we are best known for our specific work. in the last 15 years, spending a lot of time focusing on issues that affect us and are related to the african-american experience, here in the united states. i had heard of marcus shelby and had been in join his work but never had the opportunity to meet him. we were brought together by the equal justice society specifically for this project. we were charged with beginning work. marquez and i spent a lot of time addressing our own position on the death penalty, our experiences with people who had been incarcerated, family members, friends of friends. pulling our information. beyond that, we did our own research. to create a picture that resonated with humanity. it is the shape of a house. in this context, it is also small and acts like a cell. i though

that will be the circus acts and everything else. so there's a lot of festivities leading up to santa's arrival. >> you can get your picture taken with santa throughout the season, is that right? >> that's right. he's the best santa around, by far. >> sounds like a ton of fun. i know you have this pretty house behind you. it's decorated every year. that's where santa is, is that right? >> that's correct. that's his house. >> cool. and tell us how long does this go until? right until christmas eve, is that right? >> sure. i would encourage everybody to go to it's a water front life 'org for the full calendar of events. there will be stuff going on through november and december. >> thank you very much. we really appreciate it. log on to our website wbal tv.com. we'll provide a link. sounds like fun. >> sounds perfect. we're speaking of cooler temperatures and christmas. the best way to warm up is with a good book. dr. hayden is coming up next with a few recommendations. >> the twilight breaking dawn part 2. max is here with a review. >

. [♪ circus music ♪] >> there is news there too.to dinner, but then she stormed out, but they were seen holding hands at the american music awards. >> stephanie: what? [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> stephanie: we are adults without children. i was paying attention the killer thing about the gaza you know, whatever thing was happening over there -- >> oh, come on. that's awful stephanie. >> i am not speaking to you. >> stephanie: yes, you are. >> which is going to make your little radio segment awkward. but i am not speaking to you. >> stephanie: smoochy the news minks talk to me. >> chris tell her to apologize. >> stephanie: i apologize. >> i accept your apology. >> stephanie: i was just trying to make a point about how incredibly widely knowledgeable jacki schechner is -- >> by saying don't tune into her. >> stephanie: you knew all of the justin bieber stuff didn't you? >> just because i'm diverse. >> stephanie: and you know how to pronounce the other place that burma is. >> myanmar. >> stephanie: yeah. >> everybody knows that stephanie >

. ♪ we are never, ever, ever, ever getting bacvk together ♪ >> the theme was the circus. took home three awards. >> dankeschoen. i'm so excited. i cannot believe you gave me three awards tonight. >> 8000 fans watched the events in frankfurt where millions tune in at home. none of the awards as stated in germany but the host provided some homeland flair. ♪ no surprises in the award for best video going to the south korean internet sensation, psy. gangnam style was more than 670 million hits on youtube. ♪ hey, sexy lady oppa gangnam style ♪ >> that's it for now. things for watching. >> you can find more on our web site, www.dw.de. see you soon.

it is not a circus act and you are probably not going to like it.you have pigs being driven somewhere. they are doing this to nbimprov the quality and taste of the pork. apparently they get three times higher the normal price for their pork from this town because of what they do with the pigs. they believe it improves their immune system and fáxdincreases their food intake and their growth rate. they believe it's the swimming and the diving that makes them better tasting. >> maybe cuts down on the amoun are leaner from exercising. >> i think it is a marketing scheme that they have figured out. these poor pigs have to put up with it. i would rather see them get to run around than be in a tiny cage and they can't move. >> you like seeing them be pushed into the water. >> they look hesitant at the end. >> you have to walk the+ plank before you get sent to be made into bacon. >> they get plopped in the water and get up to shore. i feel like they don't want to be pushed off the plank. >> in the grand scheme of theseá pigs' lives this is probably a highli

a circus camel on the run with her handlers in hot pursuit. she brought traffic to a standstill on a major boulevard. but her great escape was foiled. she was captured and brought back into captivity. >>> holiday shopping season is officially underway, in you have not heard. and one group of bay area women meet every friday. for them, the shopping season is the giving season. >> reporter: in a corner, needles are clicking. and women are chatting. meet the knitters. they meet every friday afternoon in galleria for cake, conversation and community service. >> it's good for the soul. >> reporter: the two dozen women are mostly retired san francisco school principals and teachers. and their fingers do serious work making christmas gifts. >> we see a need and we want to help. >> reporter: this season, they are donating 3 hand of their handmade scarves and hats to ship to children in poverty. they put them in school boxes full of school supplies and toys. they hope to give 9 million children shoe box gifts worldwide. >> this may be the only kind of

. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> traffic in southern california is a circust out this literally is. this campbell escaped and this was spring brought as an exercise when she decided to take off. the a eventually caught her up and led her back. they stated this is that the first time that she has tried a stunt like that. the stanford cardinals scored one victory away from winning the pack of title after taking care of business at the ucla bruins. stanford running back ran for 142 and scored two touchdowns to lead the no. 8 cardinal over the no. 17 bruins. 35-17 = final score. they will host the pact called champion next saturday in palo alto. and this is the first time in stanford history that they have finished three consecutive seasons with 10 victories. they are on a roll. >> they are applying the same team next week? they are born to play the same team. the weather could be a little bit iffy. with some storms for wednesday and again on friday but that rainfall. >> i guess the game is also on friday will that be better? >> i did not think that from the look

they don't want a circus. they have a great deal of respect for him.y don't want to put him through more agony than he has to. but there's also the question of how the agency is going to be led. there are cabinet changes afoot, as you know. a lot of talk tonight about what's going to happen in the rest of the national security team. leon panetta was asked about this for the first time on a trip to australia. they are still en route, but we have been briefed by the traveling pool with him saying there are legitimate questions that need to be asked. he says as the immediate predecessor to petraeus, he believed that congress needed to be better informed. he came down on the side of congress on this. he also acknowledged that there are questions about just when the relationship began. the romantic relationship. if it began before he left the military, it's an entirely different issue. the military code does have a different standard regarding infidelity than does the civilian. >> in terms of the reporting from "the washington post" tonight, john kerry is b

. [♪ circus music ♪] [ laughter ] >> funny how they turn on one of their own when one of their own actuallydible ] is actually bald. >> stephanie: what? >> never mind. >> stephanie: thank you. would you like some fun facts -- [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> stephanie: this is the point of fema when it operates properly when something of this magnitude happens. this is exactly why, mitt you can't privatize fema or second things back to the state. steven colbert said who better to take care of it than the state who's infrastructure has just drifted out to sea. the deployment of national guards included 100 blackhawk helicopters, 573 vehicles, 40 humvees are on the way. >> that sounds like big government to me. >> stephanie: exactly. >> because the state of new jersey just had those lying around. >> sure. >> stephanie: thank you, and what would be even better privatize it. >> yeah. what private company has a blackhawk helicopter? >> stephanie: yeah, after they determine what their profit is going to be. >> there are some entities that are big enough to handle events like this. pretty much the only on

. [♪ circus music ♪] >> and i apologize for my jeff lynn joke. he is a great singer and musician.ey's [ inaudible ] didn't work, tax plan literally this is how they -- i think they got calls like this because they have their own set of facts. he only watches fox news. advisor, romney was shell shocked by the loss. >> yeah. >> stephanie: by the way he -- they planned -- he spent $25,000 on fireworks on a transition website, he only wrote a victory speech and -- but he made sure he cut off his campaign worker's credit cards election night. so they couldn't get home in cabs and stuff -- >> a lot of them hopped in cabs and when they went to pay for the cab, the credit card wasn't working. >> stephanie: president obama nixed fireworks display back in 2008 because he thought it was be spiking the ball and disrespectful for john mccain. >> yes. >> stephanie: we were saying what a dichotomy. the president crying actual tears for these kids that worked their hearts off for them. and mitt romney all he thinks of is to cut off their credit cards. >> i enjoy fire peopling. >> you hadn't heard

as was the poster polls during the visit there appreciated the first lady's delight of the ballet, circus affection for schoolchildren she met in an easy manner with the soviet leaders. in fact at one point, mrs. nixon grabbed the hand of mrs. brashness in the throng, surrounding the women, determination to stop and talk to people who come out to meet or see her also earned affection of population. during the next then stop at attended a she rose to lead she walked towards them to shake hands and talk to the people. she refused to join the group responded warmly with some take out their top another skimming her hand. for their part to reporters from even sometimes critical u.s. correspondents were extremely complementary. the globe descriptor is remarkable saleswomen at the london daily mail claim she was the best for woman has since invented lipstick and a herald reporter got a warm feeling of being hands. pat earned the respect and gratitude of some of the reporters by her behavior during the visit to the department store. around the trip from reporters are forced to battle the police r

and he needs a bit of prive circus because he is not sure which way he is going to vote.o he needs to be alone while he makes that decision. >> the other people queuing for voting. >> thank you. now it's time for his wife, jill. not quite clear whether -- which way she is voting, either. i think you can guess, though. and joe biden now just going to the back of the polling station there. waiting for his wife and family to come out. having cast their vote. now i so rudely interrupted business. but you were going to talk to me about the bankers and the greece. >> with the kurtens and his feet sticking out. ominous. but what exactly one makes of the greek situation. >> the greek debt is owned by the german and french government, and that is back on track with what is the case in the past. with the first with the fear owned by private investors, banks, and insurance companies and so on. now it's own bid taxpayers money. so now it's much more politically sensitive. >> now the big games market. it's earning huge revenues for these companies? >> yes. halo 4 came out last night.

fontainebleau enjoyed the cossacks outstanding ability to juggle with swords today this looks like a circus act but two centuries ago who couldn't pull off such feats were regarded as a failure even cars like women demonstrated outstanding skills. these horsemen from the kremlin riding school it's the world's only school to teach these traditional equestrian skills. after a detailed analysis of his defeat napoleon noted that the cossacks are in short russia success he said contacts with the best like troops of the day and if you'd had them in his army he could have marched across the whole world is. that old as you are good morning cossacks gratings. it was pavel marshall acuff for came up with the idea of the march from moscow to paris. the businessman and stud farm owner spends all of his earnings on horses his main ambition is to revive the dawn breed. they are a beautiful. pavel owns a large stable and past as well he's also building a cossack settlements for tourists to go horse riding. despicable because this lovely little mare is only two years old she need to wait another three year

at times, this does feel like a circus act.ut conner is van sips like this are helping breed lions as their numbers dwindle. 40 years ago, there were 200,000 lions across africa. today, about 30,000. a result of dwindling habitat and hunting. this is a refuge for white lions. >> the white ones are quite rare because mostly in the wild, what happens is, they've got a disadvantage. they can be spotted from a distance so mostly, they hardly survive. >> reporter: i keep thinking of the lions in all those nature films attacking and devouring their prey. >> if i turn around too much, he'll bite me. >> reporter: and that oh, so confident guy in the film "grizzlyman" who thought the bears were his friends until they mauled him to death. forget that stuff. >> take the tail. >> reporter: these guys do seem to know what they're doing. >> could turn on people, but now, the thing is, we actually know the limits. we can see their body language. >> reporter: i sure hope so. each tourist here pays $70. it's thrill seeking animal kingdom editio

he also attended a russian circus were performing bears startle her. a sight so much out of the ordinary the press reported on it in the american paper. as to become her pattern she won over the russian people and the reporters who accompanied her. the russians as well as the polls during the couple's is appreciated the first lady's delight in the ballet and the circus, robbie is affection for the school children she met and hugged, hurry easy manner with the soviet leader's. in fact at one point, mrs. nixon grab the hand of mrs. brezhnev's who was not used to the throng of reporters and crowds constantly surrounding the women, pat's determination to stop and talk with the people who had come out to me or cedar entered the affection of the population. one incident exemplified her appeal to the ordinary people she encountered. during the nixon stopover in warsaw pact attended a show recital. won the crowd applauded as she rose to lead, she walked toward them intending to shake hands and talk to the people. turned her prayer attempted to lead her back to

you have the congressional inquiry, which is a media circus, and a judicial inquiry going on inside the department of justice and fbi looking aat the people who actually carried out the attack in benghazi. what i'm concerned at is all this media circus is taking away from what we need to do, hunting down the people that killed our ambassador and the individuals and bringing them to justice. the only justice these folks are going to see is maybe the wrong end, the business end of a hellfire missile. it's doubtful if they'll see a court of law. >> evan, if we can turn to the middle east, the situation this week is that israel has opened an attack on gaza because of continuing rocket fire from gaza into southern israel. this is an ongoing story. it goes back years. there was a big attack from israel four years ago. i guess my question is this. how much credibility does netanyahu, who sort of ordered this attack, have saying this is the last and only available recourse for israel when there wasn't much of an effort to engage egypt trying to act as a middle man or not much of a concerted eff

we have a three quarter circus in the year. european central bank, the imf, and the eu cannot agree whether and how to pay are the latest rancho funding when greece clearly cannot meet the targets for debt reduction. of that is the issue. it has kept the ministers of late once before and it may well again. there's no clear hint whether they will actually reach an agreement. greece's cyanamid they are bankrupt. >> is there any sign an agreement will be reached? >> not really. technically, they were bankrupt last friday but they survived it. on saturday, the head of the euro group and prime minister of luxembourg have a long talk with angela merkel and came out suggesting they cleared away most of the difficulties to an agreement. we have no clue as to what that involved and whether there is a clearance. the same problem is the same problem -- unsustainable that. greece should now say it is 45 billion with every passing week they need more money. >> how does the imf figure in? >> the head of the imf had a bit of a row with him la

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[singing] >> reporter: this memorial circus started from this memorial in the cemetery something this family calls the plaque of shame. it is horrific. >> we lived that tragedy. my family, membership people never got over it -- many people never got over it. now we have to see the insult. >> reporter: among the names of the almost 1,000 people that died in jones town in 1978 is that of the map deemed responsible. jim jones, who ran this colony. many of his followers were from the bay area. 27 were family members of wynona. >> he comes with this grand scheme to me he is going to take all of these people to the promise land. they believed it. >> reporter: 34 years ago jones incited what he called a mass suicide known as a mass murder. the norwoods shunned him by then. ed was 8 years old and lost 8 close cousins that day. >> they went to jonestown following their parents thinking all of our dreams exactly to pass in this paradise in the middle of a jungle somehow. so, i am really big on pushing people and myself and my children to strive for your dreams. >>> the family is in the middle o

amid a media circus, israel to mock -- denies what it calls a ludicrous palestinian clans. palestinian officials were determined to prove -- preserve some dignity as his tomb was resealed. results of the test will not been known for several months. >> the term ponzi scheme has become all too familiar. this time is not bernie madoff. afghanistan's largest financial institution was used to steal hundreds of millions of dollars. a copy says that almost $900 million in loans were made just 219 people and companies. the fact was revealed when regulators seized the bank. it comes as an embarrassment to president karzai whose brother is one of the main beneficiaries. >> afghanistan has seen so much money and it went into the hands of the tiniest number of people. to the relief, this moneychanger included the bank, survived. in fact, this was an international -- for the first time, a deal could -- a detailed explanation of what happened. i spoke by television to president karzai's brother. he is accused of taking millions but denies the charges. >> they do not have one iota of evid

we have today, we could use more of that and she created genre of politics where in texas it's a circus. she brought a new life to it. >> i do think we all need to let our hair down. that's a woman's prerogative. we need to do that. truly in this campaign and have a little fun and shucking and jiving is what i say. i will get dinged for that. back to what hadley is saying, i think democrats do a great job of making politics sexier. they have more actors in hollywood like kathleen turner come out. it's sad that hollywood is dominated by liberalism, when clint eastwood showed the support for romney, he was not welcomed in the same fashion. we need h to get more actors on our side. >> that's it for this edition of to the contrary. please follow me on twitter at bonnie erbe and at to the contrary and check our website, pbs.org/ttc, where the discussion continues. whether you agree or think, to the contrary, please join us next time.

the phrase is french for the circus but the tight night business for one of the brand names of hospitalityanything but. >> thank you for having us. >> for nearly 40 years he's ruled the roost at the ultimate power spot le cirque. all the ladies of new york and there you are. >> in those days, 30 years ago. >> the successful restaurant tour's newest project is closer to home. which of the sons is this. >> my older. >> reporter: with partners that including his wife and sons, mario, marco and mauro who grew up in the family business. restaurant sirio just opened in manhattan's hotel. >> i had the job here. >> something like a homecoming for you. you are here at the beginning of your year as a bus boy and now opening a fantastic restaurant. what does it mean to you? >> very proud of it. >> this must be such a treat and a privilege for you to be working with family all the time. >> we get to cover each other's shoulders most of all. most successful organizations have one goal in mind. we listen to what our parents told us. mario is the strategist, i'm more of the service, dining room, wine afi

town after town had this and -- gleaning broken store fronts with the words circus and cotton candy anddidn't remember whether to laugh or cry and so distant from the imagination was the bleak reality of these towns and ruin the vision of these quaint side vacations and neither of us returned even in the summertime despite many opportunities. when i wrote the biography in your program today memories were resurrected. the one gift i would have happy to give you and the one i could never give you and the one i wanted to give you the most. of all the letters i have written to you as children this has the one that caused me the most doubt, but i know how much you like to get letters and it's the only gift i can give you now other than attention and love for your family. i hope you knew in your life how many people knew you and revered you and mime your own sister and if i haven't properly conveyed it it's been an honor. keep your wings clean bro. love caro. [applause] >> and now we get to hear from milton's only brother, david marks. >> caro, that was beautiful. he would have loved it. my b

and just all kind of an unfunny circus developed after that. bowyer chased gordon, a scuffle breaks out honest pit crew members. several other fines and suspensions were named today. and it's getting a lot like prowrestling right there. that's the sporting life and a huge 10 player trade in the major leagues between miami and toronto. we'll have that in the 10:00 news tonight. >> we'll look forward to it. thanks mark. >>> it is a product that is meant cell phones close and away from pickpockets but some say it's putting women's lives at risk. >> john fowler investigates cases of breast cancer in women who carry their cell phones underneath their shirts. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. #úfó when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day