i had met with the share of clark county. i have also spoken with sheriff's throughout rural nevada. we do not need an arizona style all in the state of nevada. however, at the time came and a state -- and a bill was presented, i would talk to all the interested constituencies. always be with all enforcement. i would speak with the latin community. i would speak with the business community to see if this is a law that would work in the state of nevada. >> we need comprehension immigration reform. we need to have a federal approach. different states do different things. the problem will just move around the country and never be result. immigration needs to be tough but fair. we need to have undocumented workers pay whenever clients they of. we need them to earn -- learn english. we need them to go to the back of the line and go to the process to become citizens. >> my opponent is not -- has not responded to the question. i do support the arizona law because it was a valid response to a public safety issue. the federal governme

although her democratic opponent has backed out and is backing clark, clark still rallies for supportersnext morning -- carol clark casts her primary ballot in her home state of saint cloud. bachman stays dialed in to d.c. after they were called back in to session. clark is back on the campaign trail with with walter mondale. >> i'm excited about carol clark ms candidacy. >> and 82-year-old former vice president can still throw a political jab. >> the incumbent has made a national reputation of constantly dwellingen on things that polarize america. carol doesn't do her politics that way. she a unifier. >> i'm envisioning a good old fashioned cat fight between the two. >> bob anderson makes dental crowns and implants for a living and he is the independence party candidate for the 6th district seat. polling suggests his support is in the low single digits. >> a tough battle and michele bachmann is not a quiet candidate. they know about her a lot more than they know about me. >> hi, you guys. >> and, of course, bachman is looking to keep it that way, busting out a two day bus tour of busine

clark, final thoughts. well, i think again, the whole topic in terms of dealing with prescription drugs, whether it's opiates or tranquilizers, making sure we keep in mind inhalants because there are some therapeutic inhalants that people use for colds and other situations, and, of course, the topic of medical marijuana so that our kids don't start thinking that "oh gee, if i can-if a doctor prescribes it for chronic pain or a medical condition, i should run out and start doing marijuana." it's an important message. prescription drugs, as dr. condon said, and there's others, safe and effective when used as prescribed, and that is the phrase that we want to promote. thank you. thank you. and we want to remind our audience that september is national alcohol and drug addiction recovery month, a month where not only do we deal with wonderful events but we also deal with some of the issues that we talked about today, with the stigma associated with addiction and addiction treatment, so we want to encourage every

clark was talking about is extremely high. just because it's a prescription drug doesn't mean that it's a safe drug. and i think where, you know, you add over-the-counter medications and other medicines or herbal medications to that, and we're seeing a very serious problem with prescription drug abuse. one of the things also that just was touched upon is that individuals at different age groups, and we know this from pharmacology, they metabolize the drugs, medications, drugs differently. and a dose that was tested in a young adult, let's say, for a particular purpose, may not be metabolized the same way by an elderly person, in fact, it's unlikely that it is. so the same dose may have a very different effect, and that's where this combination or drug-drug interaction actually comes in, and oftentimes we do see, unfortunately, the headlines when it's somebody who's a star or a celebrity, but that's where a lot of this is coming. i recall that a few years back, i would say around four or five years ago at csat we did do the rig

clark fired and killed him. to clark's lawyer, the victim weighed 260 pounds and toxicology tests showed he was under the influence of alcohol and had barbiturates and morphine in his system. john adler is with the law enforcement officers association. >> when someone in that condition, that physical/mental condition charges at you with an 18 inch metal flashlight, that's akin of negotiating with a bull who charges at you. unfortunately a verbal offense won't stop the bull from inserting horns and killing you. he took the appropriate force to stop the charging man with the 18 inch flashlight and saved both hills life as well as the battered girlfriend. >> reporter: a federal investigation said the shooting was justified. the virgin islands government concluded he used excessive force in a domestic situation where he did not have jurisdiction. he shot the boyfriend five times, brooke. >> we know that federal authorities are so angry as we just heard in that sound bite, so angry they pulled the agents out in 2008.

i've met with the sheriff of clark county. i've spoken with the sheriff of washo county and spoke with sheriffs throughout rural nevada. their opinion is this we don't need an arizona style law in the state of nevada. however, if the time came, if there was a bill presented in the state of nevada, i would talk to all the interested constituencies and speak with law enforcement, i would speak with the hispanic community and i would speak with the business community to see if such a law would work in the state of nevada. >> mr. reid? >> what we need is comprehensive immigration reform at the federal level. immigration is a very complex issue and the only way i believe to solve it ultimately is to have a federal approach purchase -- federal approach. if different states do different things then the problem will move around the country and never be resolved. that immigration law needs to be tough but fair. we need to have undocumented workers pay whatever taxes and fines they owe. we need them to learn english. we need them to get

clark. what does culture sensitive mean? if someone is listening to this show, what does it mean to be culture sensitive? we've heard from our speakers addressing the cultural differences and the culture sensitivity means that the clinician particular or the recovery dynamic recognizes that a person's life experiences have to be taken into consideration, so the idioms, the beliefs, the perceptions, the mores, all of those things. so you may make an assumption based on your own culture that has nothing to do with this other person's life experiences. as was pointed out - food, for instance, is often a cultural dynamic and you can assume that here's a dish that everyone relates to and it actually may be so alien to the person that you're trying to help that they don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. so cultural competence is what we're trying to foster, recognizing the diversity of cultural experiences. and in the substance abuse arena, what we are trying to facilitate is that recovery and in the mental health are

clark, i think it has to go beyond the recovery month. i mean, recovery month is fantastic and we certainly support it, but really what do ethnic, racial, and special populations need to be cognizant of that maybe they are not yet? well i think, as with any population, what we're trying to foster is this understanding that we're dealing with powerfully reinforcing psychoactive substances when we talk about the misuse of alcohol, when we talk about the use of methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin, or prescription drugs. and that the person who is at risk is anybody in the community. so from a prevention point of view, you understand that and from a recovery oriented point of view, it's not just the individual who is the beneficiary, that individual's family is very important. especially when you're dealing with racial and ethnic groups, family becomes very important. so the family benefits and then the community as a whole, as william was pointing out, the community not only contributes to the recovery of the individual who has the alcohol and

we will talk today to general wesley clark, retired, a very distinguished public servant, a retired general of nato. he is doing as much in business to bring the benefits of technology to the people of the united states and to make us again a very competitive country. he is an extraordinary man and has a distinguished military career and he went to oxford. he has done many interesting things and has a fabulous sense of humor to boot. you will love him and we will be right back ♪"white house chronicle" is produced in conjunction with howard university television. the nationally syndicated columnist llewellyn king and llewellyngasparello. -- and linda gasparello. ♪ >> bank you for coming along and i am joined by general wesley clark. a pleasure to have you. what are you doing, i know you are working harder than you probably have ever worked. we were talking with a four-day work week but let's deal with big issues. >> many of us are working more than what ever heywood broun lot of us to work anyway. we work 12 or so hours per day. >> i once had a job and a print shop where i had to do this all

." >> here is will clark. what's happening? >> hey, what's happening? we will win we've got that right. >> you are overmodulating. >> no way. no way. i've been waiting a long time for this. i went to all (bleep) games and now we are going to the pros. >> in the long history of the san francisco giants celebration, this might be the most enthusiastic. 1987, first baseman will clark reacting to the giants' clinching the national league western division title. >> hell, i can get a lot to drink, i'm pouring. >> good evening, i'm mark ibanez and welcome to second sec. tonight baseball fever is raging here in the bay area. the giants are right in the middle of the national league playoffs with the philadelphia fill phillies to see who will go to the world series. it was on this date, october 17th, in 1989 that the giants were already in the series getting ready to host the oakland as in game three. never before had the bay area's two teams met in the world series. and the sports world was abuzz as fans awaited the ball game. but then something un scheduled ch

this evening, the former president heads to minnesota for a vikings tailgate party with terrell clark, fighting to unseat republican michelle bachman in the most expensive house race of this mid term season. he's the only american on the cias capture or kill list, talking radical cleric al-awlaki. and take a look at the video posted on the radical islamic website, praises, accused fort hood shooter and the christmas day underwear bomber, umar farouk abdulmutallab and goes on to call for her muslims to follow their example and he's believed to be hiding in yemen. in other developments in yemen, a crackdown on al-qaeda. launching a manhunt for the lawless country side, the region where al-awlaki is thought to be hiding. according to military

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, october 25th. >>> oping our news, a deadly weekend shooting is raising security questions at a napa state hospital. police have arrested a mentally ill patient for the killing of a worker in napa. jade hernandez. >> reporter: good morning. what goes inside this hospital -- what goes on inside this napa state hospital may soon come under scrutiny. hospital employees found a body, a hospital worker. police entered jess massey. massey entered the state system 17 years ago after he faced robbery, assault and attempted murder. he's being held without jail.

here are the last 180 sessions of kimberly clark. the stock had been trending higher, but dropped off a cliff today, falling 6% on heavy volume. in addition to the earnings miss, the company lowered its outlook. another one to watch in this sector tomorrow is procter and gamble. p&g is due with earnings tomorrow. the stock got caught up in the selling pressure today, sliding 1%. global growth and promotion spending are two areas analysts say to watch. steel stocks saw sellers today as earnings cooled from strength earlier this year. this trio all reported results today. arcelor mittal slid more than 5%. it said high iron ore and coal costs will hurt its performance for the rest of the year. its c.e.o. said consumer confidence has deteriorated. u.s. steel fell more than 3%. it reported a loss for the quarter but, again, higher iron ore prices are hurting. and a.k. steel dropped 4% with a third quarter loss, and again pointing to higher ore prices. so, what about the iron ore business? the world's largest producer, vale, is out with ea

tuesday october 19th i'm kraig debro in for dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. let's go to steve. it's baseball weather today. >> it is. it's moving up the coast and locally inland. we'll go 60s on the coast. and low to mid 70s. a couple of areas might push the upper 70s. watch out for thick fog. here is the sal. >>> good morning. westbound 80 traffic looking pretty good here. getting out to the mccarthur maze pretty nice. to the bay bridge a little bit of fog out there. you can see traffic is moving along relatively well. crews turned an overturned tanker. it flipped yesterday afternoon. three lanes were blocked for hours leaving drivers stranded. it was carrying 43,000 pounds

. >> good morning i'm dave clark. in the news right enology we're following developing news in san francisco. look at this live pictures. big sign across the building. several protestors have taken over a vacant hotel. we're looking at a hotel at the corner of larkin and eddy street. they say they are doing it as a part of world homeless day. about 100 people marched through to take over this hotel. we don't know how many protestors are still inside the building. we haven't heard of any problems or clashes. you can see police are there at the scene. they have taken over this hotel in san francisco as a part of the first world homeless day. we are looking at it live. we'll keep you posted open what happens there. >>> also in the news right now 6:31 police in pinole are asking for witnesses to come forward about an attempted abduction of two young sisters.

>> and i'm dave clark. sal is out. tara is here. good morning. >> good morning. i'm trying to finish up my math here to give you a look at this injury accident we have. we'll bring it up in a moment. first this is rack a look at 101 through san francisco. seems to be a little time delay. here we have a look at 280 in san jose. traffic is also flowing well at this hour. here is steve. >>> thank you. we had mostly cloudy skies. areas of fog. that will be a bigger story tomorrow. clouds are about out of here. highs will be mid 60s for some. the rain has pushed off until later in the week. let's get to the news with dave and pam. >>> a few hundred customers are still without power. the last remaining from yesterday's storm. pg&e blames the outage on storm related equipment failures. one point yesterday 15,000 customers lost power with 3800 of those still without the

. >> and i'm kraig debro in for dave clark. let's get a quick look at the weather and traffic. good morning steve. >>> happy friday everyone. a tenth of an inch for a few. there is a couple of showers around especially in the north bay. this will clear out and we'll have morning clouds own then afternoon sun. highs today will be close to yesterday. 60s with sunshine. temperatures cool to mild. here is sal. >>> good morning. traffic is moving well on 80 westbound. no major problems there. shaft, the commute looks pretty good there. if you're driving this morning on the freeway traffic is moving very well. it's 5:00. back to the desk. >>> san francisco giants are heading back to philadelphia this morning. with champagne still on ice for both teams. >> to the right side. here comes the runners. >> with the big blow last night. the phillis defeated the giants

. >> and i'm kraig debro in for dave clark. let's get a look at weather and traffic. good morning. >>> kraig debro, thank you. areas of fog forming again thick on the coast also around the bay and parts of the north bay. inland areas if you started with sunshine yesterday and you had 70s, you'll have the same today. watch out for some of this fog i. has produced some reduced visibility. 50s and 60s by the coast. 60s 70s by the bay. now she's back. here's tara. >> all right. thanks, steve. here's a look at the east shore freeway traffic flowing well in both directions making your way toward the macarthur maze on the left. and 880 near the coliseum traffic flowing just fine at this hour. 5:00. let's head back to the desk. >>> oakland police are looking for two suspects in a home invasion robbery that happened overnight. the victims range in age from 3 to 70 years old. happened around 11:00. claudine wong is live on the scene with the very latest.

this amendment is to be pelli clarke pelli contract. when we initially awarded it, we have phases one and two of construction, but we only include construction administration for what was then described as the first phase of construction. the first major component we add services under this amendment is to provide for construction administration and some of monitoring and during the construction of the train box. this is providing for the construction administration, the grant that we received. the second major element of scope under the services agreement is to incorporate the train box at extension. part of the back and forth with high-speed rail, we have extended the eastern terminus of the station from beale street to the eastern side of main street. if we are adding about 300 feet to the length of the rail box. we will be constructing that below grade. that is currently a phase two scope. that will be part of a future phase of construction, as well as an above-grade entrance. we are also looking at locating a future greyhound impro

>>clarke: you cant' get that feeling anywhere else. so the day that that goes away is when its time not to do it anymore. >>that's it for this week's world business. thanks for watching. we'll see you again at the same time next week. ow! of course. thank you. i'd call her honeydew goodbody, not lisa. the very fact that she is called lisa proves that she exists.

>>clarke: you cant' get that feeling anywhere else. so the day that that goes away is when its time not to do it anymore. >>that's it for this week's world business. thanks for watching. we'll see you again at the same time next week.

. >> reporter: as clark played injured, it was time for the moment he had been waiting for. >> i hadea that it was set up. now i understand why he's been a little nervous all night. >> reporter: it wasn't until clark pulled out the ring that she knew that was no performance. >> i went with natural instincts. i just wanted to be funny on stage. >> reporter: and with an official "yes," his fiance took a bow. >> i said "yes." and they led him off without me. and i was thinking, oh, god, nobody is going to help me walk. i'm going to fall. i'm still shaking. >> reporter: for jennifer, going through all of that work means only one thing. >> he must really love me. he must really want to marry me. >> reporter: the on-stage proposal was made possible after the cirque dreams producer found out clark was going to pop the question. the producer then worked it into the performance. reporting live, andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness news. >> clark is stationed at fort meade and works at walter reed medical center. >> we want to make sure they get a copy of that tape for their children to see. >>> a phi

that is what happened between lincoln county and clark county. think brian should pass the buck off to a bureaucrat. >> the next question deals with health care. nevada has a high percentage of the uninsured residents which costs all taxpayers' money. do you favor the effort to repeal the national health-care law? if so, what solutions do you have for the injured, working people making too much for medicaid but not enough to afford health care insurance? how would you propose that we pay for the increase costs for that? >> first, i would like to comment on the last response of my opponent. we have laws for a reason. we have lost for certainty. we need to have a state water engineer that has the ability, the background, and the experience these are some of the most difficult decisions that people face. i trust the process. i do support the health care -- i don't support the health care bill. i do support the litigation that is occurring in the state of florida. recently, a judge denied the motion by the state government -- by the federal governmen

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clark asked the question.loud -- the crowd applauded. >> he must really love me and want to marry me. >> we got to check out the ring backstage. >> how do you top a proposal like this? >> we will have to find a way to get to the moon. >> clark is stationed at fort meade. she is a recent college graduate. he even flew in her parents to be here for the big moment. kerry cavanaugh, wbal-tv 11 news. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. there are some things to watch for. several accidents in fact. there is one location to be careful. washington in the city come out one accident at the mlk. 25 miles per hour if you travel on the outer loop. the west side is starting to back down down towards seven. there are two accidents in pylesville. one more thing to remind you of. legion drive is closed because of water main repairs. traffic is alternating on the eastbound side. 14 minutes on the outer loop west side. delays developing on the

my wife and i are products of the clark county school system.e of my grandchildren went to public school in clark county and right now, 11 of my grandchildren are attending public school in nevada. i know how smart the kids are and know we need to move them along. >> we'll do everything we can to make sure our kids have everything we can did to make it possible. it starts with this. no one is going to threaten to take away the department of education. you see the department of education is so important to fund schools just like orr. it helps kids from orr be able to afford to go to college. >> there's been talk this week talking about what this person or that person looks like. i know each of you look like a nevada an to me. flu we are fighting a tough fight. there are three important issues on my mind and on your mind. jobs, jobs, and more jobs. the single most important of my job is to create jobs. we have a long ways ago, let me give you some good news. a few hours ago, we announced a huge highway job. it's going to create tens of thousands o

allan clarke is an economist. good to have you with us. perhaps no surprises, but, boy, it must have been a tough battle in the room where they made the decision because the dilemma is huge. you have a split with policy makers, high inflation, others calling for more cheap money to be pumped into the economy, right quacks' >> i cannot remember a bitter split than this. two%, we are at more than a percentage point from that. yet at the other extreme, -- actually, more likely, we would like you to step back to the recession. he thinks we should lose some not -- loosen monetary policy. >> let's talk first about our european friends because the european central bank makes its decision in just a half an hour 's time. you have germany's soaring, and at the back and you have ireland, greece, and spain. that is a tough one. >> it is. germany is doing very well indeed. manufacturing doing up, exports are doing well. the club med countries are reliereally feeling the pain. thank god we're not down in southern europe. it is a lot worse their print ir

phillip clark got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend jennifer and she said she was surprised. >> i was -- assumed it was random luck, chance. i assumed it was just because of his uniform. but that he got chosen. it's no idea that it was set up and i understand why he's been a little nervous all night. >> i really wanted to do something special. so i contacted the website and asked them if we could do this and they were happily able to set this up and work with me on this. >> clark returned from his third tour in iraq and they hope to take a little time to plan the wedding. congratulationses to them. that's great. >>> now, mayor land most powerful -- maryland's most powerful dop rare radar and fore-- doppler radar and forecast cert fight most accurate by weather rate. >> temperatures looks like 4 days in a row at 50 at this hour. we will start warming up as you may notice breaks in the clouds. and some blue shining through. you can see the back edge of the clouds passing pittsburgh and passing western maryland and there may be some left over this morning. we begin the improvem

clark recently returned from his third tour of duty in iraq and the couple hopes to take a little timean the wedding. >>> now maryland's most pop if ful doppler radar and forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> matching rings now, too. good morning. outside we expect a big warmup. and there will be more sunshine starting to break up the cloud this morning. we aim for this afternoon's temperature above normal at 73. we will slip into the 40s again overnight and we check out the forecast stretch tomorrow 76. and 78 which means we are within reach of 80. noisome of you thought it was not possible. we have the big swings in october and we go below normal and we have to balance things out on the other end and the other end last through sunday, 75. and 78 again on monday. and then introduce the chance of rain showers but staying above normal through the middle of next week. it's time to go up to new york and get this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites facebook is unveiling fee towers give users better control of the privacy. one features lets them identify

. >> some members choose places closer to home, like chuck and margaret clark and their three children. they sold their large home in a well-heeled birmingham suburb and moved to the inner-city, though not without trepidation. >> i had two primary concerns, and one was giving up my earthly comforts, and then secondly was just the fear for my children. we were aware of the drugs and the alcohol and the sexual promiscuity downtown, and it was just causing me a great deal of fear. >> well, you can look around and see there's lots of apartments that have been burned out, and there was a girl that got off a school bus here that was shot and killed recently. >> the clarks have only been in their new downsized home a couple months, but they're slowly getting to know the neighbors, evangelizing when its appropriate, and helping out where they can. margaret is no longer afraid. >> we want to redefine success for our children. if my children are kind, and if they are compassionate, and that they are willing to take risks for other people the way christ took a risk for us, then i will accept that