how hard has it been for cp to sit out. >> i was looking forward to proving everybody wrong, so, younow, i think that was the biggest thing, and then having the camaraderie we have as a team, not really being on the field in those situations, you know, barely losing in the four games that we've lost, you know, just feeling like you could have made a change in that game. you never know your last day in this league and i think what we have in that locker room is something special so just to be on the field with those guys for 16 games, enjoy the ride, would be great. >> cp said he'll probably be a game-time decision. if he and ryan torain are coming off a ham string injury are unable to go, number 24 james davis could be added to the roster. he's currently a member of the redskins' practice squad. the redskins play monday night hosting the eagles at 8:30. immediately following the game is redskins post game, with dave feldman, walker, and yours truly. >>> the wizards took to the practice court the third time in 24 hours preparing for tomorrow night's home game against the rockets. yest

cps c is giving parents a three- pronged safety approach for purchasing safe toys this holiday season. and first we want parents to remember which toy for which child when shopping. choose age-appropriate toys that meet the skills and ability of that particular child. >> that is tip one. and also you say don't forget that safety gear. there was a big push a while back and you're driving it home still. >> that's right. we want parents to gear up for safety. and that means when you are purchasing sports-related equipment or bicycles or other ride-on toys, buy the helmet and knee and elbow pads to go with it. >> and that can get pricey so you might need to put that into the price before you try to give that gift, right? >> that's right. build that into the price. build safety into the price. >> that's first. and then the last one is we think that we do this, but it's important to remind the parents, look at where your kids are playing, their surroundings. >> that's right. location, location, location. be aware of the environment your child is playing in. make sure the environment is safe

julian crews is at cps headquarters where the board is meeting on a number of concerns. >> reporter: good afternoon. the interim school chief will inherit a long list of challenges beginning with all of the problems that come with the projected $700 million budget deficit. >> we need more charter schools in our community. >> we chose a charter school because cps failed us. that's the reason why we are here. we are here this morning because our children deserve more. >> reporter: it's a sign of what awaits incoming school's president terry mazany. parents and community leaders unhappy with chicago public schools. more than 100 people are here to demand more charter schools and more options within the menu of neighborhood public schools. but how do you pay for it? that's a problem that out going chief ron huberman grappled with. many say that's the biggest problem facing chicago school system. teacher layoffs, battles with the union and a high profile gang-related incidents of violence, all of these are challenges facing the new administration. >> we have struggled for decades. poor pe

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and cps said it owes 164 million from the last school year and it is late on 206 million for this year. the schools faced a deficit in august but officials managed to balance the budget by cuts costs and tapping the emergency funds. >>> corporate america could have more than names on lights. and we're at the red line and tells us bid goes out next week to some naming rights on the agency. >> this is no limit to how far this could go. the addison stop may be called the taco bell or the bank of america stop. cta customers were overwhelmingly in favor of the idea. we could not find a person who exposed it as long as rate does not go up any more. >> reporter: imagine the stop is the apple stop. for many customers it would take some getting used to. apple has invested 4 million renovating the el stop. they would get the right of first refusal. >> that's the way to go. >> most customers were sceptical. >> i do not think they should buy it i will be like apple all the way. >> it does not bother me. they can add money into the stop. it is fixing them up. i'm okay with it. >> and i would get us

cps also wants to automatically accept siblings in the same schools when there is room. school board still has to approve the ideas. >>> about 23,000 infant car seats are being recalled because of faulty harness clips. the consumer product safety commission says the clip on the chest harnett can break loose and pose a risk of cuts or choking hazard. the company has received three reports of cuts and scratches and one report of a child placing a broken clip in his mouth. the seats were sold nationwide and online from june 2009 to last month. contact the company for a free repair kit. >>> coming up next, you know her from american idol. we have a live performance from catherine mcfee. >> she is going to be performing songs from her new holiday album. >>> new album is christmas is the time to say i love you and tomorrow she will be on hand to light the macy's great tree here in chicago. you might remember catherine mcfee from the '06 american idol. >> '05. >> maybe it was 0. '. season five. you probably more than i am. >> one of the most exciting american idols and i rememb

>>> you're watching cps 5 eyewitness news on the cw. >>> a ban -- strikes again. who is pooting -- footing the bill for the reward? >>> think of it as a really big office pool. the site that allows you to pool your lotto money across the state. >>> is it a cause or cure? benefits women say they get from eating dirt and charcoal. >>> you already know that you can shop over the internet, did you know you could actually mary marry your partner over the internet. >>> who would do that to an animal? another bird trapped in a collar has turned up in the bay area. it's a federal offense and tonight the reward to help catch a suspect in the case has grown. linda shows us wildlife rescue crews are already collecting evidence. >> this sea gull is the latest victim. it's one of possibly five sea gulls seen around the bay area trapped in this torturous death grip. >> that's awful. it's not human to kill animals like that. >> they say the beer can won't necessarily kill the bird right away. >> it's allowing the bird expowers you are to the elements, it will kill it slowly. >>

the wife went after her husbbnd, %-according to the cps, because her her hhsband woold not help hee color her hair. couple has kissed and made up. and wife insists he cops have it all wrong.@ she said that she never would have asked her husband o do her hair. >> new jersey bus driver lacked driving seese. caught oo camera driving through jersey city, hailing the wheel and aaother clip, reclininn in his seat while driving. and one point, he has his feet proped up on the wheel. >> and, of couuse, marriages come and go, but divorce lasts forever. such is the motto of the new divorce section on the huffington post. famously divorced huffington has added the pro divorcc section3 with headlines like "divorce is good for the children." well, %-things divorceetion for all@ headed up by the famous writer, nora efron ddvorced three times. @% well it looks like we saw noisy conditions through the overnight into early morning hours this morning. but that stormy weather has pushed north. we saw unshine. aad just a bit of wind out there today. in fact,,downtown hd skycam shows relatively quiet evening.

if all cp quarantined and friday as storm approaches the coast line that will bring as increasing.he light showers in the north bay possibly and will break up as it reaches the coast line. chances for rain will be sunday into monday and cooler temperatures will hit through the weekend and into next week >> another look as dozens of giants fans celebrated into the wee hours of the morning. if look at this they were happy about the big wind with the 2010 san francisco giants the world champions. we'll be right back. i spend three hours on my homework -- or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high speed internet from at&t, i get my homework done fast, leaving me time to download movies and music and chat with my friends. [ mom ] how's your studying? it's coming along! [ female announcer ] work faster, play more with the fastest internet for the price. call to get high speed for $14.95 a month with a one-year price guarantee. please, i know what he's up to. high speed internet from at&t is so fast that we get more done in less time, leaving me time to chat... watch movies... witho

education is a top priority giving parents report cards on the school and picking the right person to run cps. >> i don't want somebody who just knows policy and can't management. >> reporter: on balancing the city's budget. he says if he's elected mayor, he knows tough decisions are ahead. >> i think voters are ready for the sacrifices. >> what sacrifices? >> we'll have to talk about changes. >> reporter: an example: cutting cost is garbage collection by cutting competition. >> and the question is can we do it in more cost-efficient way and get a better bang for the buck for the taxpayers 37 >> would you consider rolling back the parking meter lease deal? >> i would love to but we already spent that money. okay? that's gone. >> reporter: he dismissed questions about whether he's lived in chicago long enough to be on the ballot. and chuckled at the report that the men who rented his home is mulling for mayor. he says he's staying focused on the issues. >> that's what this campaign should be about. we'll figure out the political games. >> reporter: for the last several weeks, he has been on a

cp goes down. they needed portis at least to show that i'm going to give it a get and try.en williams comes in and does another great job. six catches out of the backfield. he had thee touchdown as a week ago against the eagles in the mop-up role but he played hard monday night. the team is playing hard. they are not quitting. i think those are huge points to be made on a day when i don't think we thought we would be site sitting here talking about a win at tennessee. >> anything else we can pick up from this from and an offensive standpoint? >> the one touchdown here to santana moss. that is one pro to another pro. a great throw. look at the footwork here by moss. the only touchdown of the games for the redskins. we'll do this next hour. you will hear from donovan mcnabb, steve, who i thought had some interesting things to say post-game about his long- term future. >> we'll make time. >> it is a tease. >> fox 5 morning news continues. as

take a look at tonight's photos of the day. pppp >> we've had 63 children from cps shot, and 12 murderedawyers for former illinois governor george ryan go to court in hopes of getting him out of prison. as for mrs. ryan's condition, her attorneys claim she is dying, suffering from lung disease. they say she may not have more than six months, maybe a year to live. >> it's beautiful out today, beautiful fishing weather. you look up and you see the sky line. you see the city. it can't be any more beautiful than this. >> you can find more photos of the day on our website wgntv.com. >>> after thursday night's shut out in miami, the bears' defense back at work preparing for one of the nfl's biggest threats, number 7. >>> and the man who turned wrigley field into his own personal track meet gets a much deserved honor. the details are next in sports. with capital one's venture card, we get double miles on every purchase. echo! so we earned a trip to the grand canyon twice as fast. uhoh. we get double miles every time we use our card. i'll take these. no matter what we're buying. plus the damages

cp's return is timely since his replacement won't be playing at all of terrain was expected to go lastn battling hal string issues. shanahan has not said how much portis will play but barring setbacks, he will be out there. the defense is coming o a horrendous performance against the eagles. the redskins allowing 415 yards per game which is dead last in the nfl. they've been dead last the entire season. more importantly, this game defense is giving up 25 points per game. that rks 26th in the nfl. so now, nine games in. the 3-4 defense continues to be a work in progress. >> we've been a good defensive for years. and now we're learning this game, 3-4. i don't like that we're giving up a lot of yards. i don't like that. i d like the turnovers. i don't make decisions aut what we'll run on defense. at the same time, we have to make it work. i think guys have to tru everody around them. trust the guy next to you. >> i'm not making excuses. we didn't reply well. t's put ithat way. i think we got good football players. we just got beat the first play of the game. >> they came out. they ran a w

cps says the state still owes $164 million from last school year. and it's late on an additional 206 million for this school year. the chicago public schools faced a $1 billion deficit in august. officials managed to balance the budget by cutting costs and tapping emergency funds. >>> next in midday, another loss for a historic downtown area after fire guts several buildings in lockport. >>> also, the number of americans without health insurance hits a new record high. and it's not just those living at poverty level that are going without coverage. >>> and it's a slow ride home for passengers. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the new healthcare law gives us powerful new tools to fight it.... to investigate it... prosecute it... and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers... are teaching seniors across the country... ...to stop, spot, and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. call to report any suspected fraud. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicar

jw h018, jwh oh 73, 200, cp 47497, and cannibis. the medical marijuana dispensaries the dea often cracked down on appear to be the places providing the healthier option. >> the chemicals are bad. we look at marijuana as a nerve. as a medicine. >> reporter: now, for some reason, some of these head shop employees were really freaked out about allowing us to come inside the shop with or without a camera, even though it's absolutely legal to sell this stuff, at least it is right now. off camera, we talked to one of the store clerks who said that while a lot of people come in to get this, taking it off the shelves would not be a big financial loss. live in san francisco, traci grant, nbc bay area news. >>> call her attorney general harris. tonight steve coolly conceded the race. the l.a. county's d.a. accident now ends weeks of uncertainty in one of the closest statewide elections in had california's history. with the number of uncount the ballots dwindling and harris's lead of 50,000, coolly telephoned to congratulate her. harris held o

and that -- you talk about capitalism sort of cp into the blood. they just change the language and we define it, and we go for it. yes, my job was about the texas. i said so what. you pay taxes. so what. [laughter] and but, you know, so all of a sudden we lose we are we are redefined, and when the language changes, we change. the labels change. so was a sudden it's about taxes. but if we were still citizens, that is a different thing. we feel some obligation. >> citizenship not narrowly defined. estimated there are losers. i remember when hoboes were romantic. there were hemingway stories, and they were on these trains and they did stuff. [laughter] now they are homeless losers who by the way don't pay taxes. [laughter] >> actually there were some great blues players appear on the railroad police and some fantastic music. ladies, this is an honor. [inaudible] a book i was looking for and ideals alive for the. >> i did? >> yes. >> there was a program. >> yes, she wrote the book. correct. >> can i just say something many people don't acknowledge how

. >> and as leamy points out, this is considerably wider than the cps standard.two inches. so if you're at home and looking at holiday toy, this is what to be aware of. >> good news is that jake's son is okay and still incredibly cute. >> and adorable, exactly. >>> coming up next, a community helps a school crossing guard, indeed, to cross safely into better times. >> i think he looks just like dad actually. ready in 28 days. ah, we got you a booth! just relax, the doctor will be with you in 28 days. you'd never wait that long. huh? so why wait 28 days for new releases? blockbuster has hot new titles, like the kids are alright and charlie saint cloud, 28 days before netflix and redbox. rent them in store, by mail, stream on demand and on the go. blockbuster. less waiting. more watching. [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] ow, ow! [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums new revlon growluscious mascara. nothing works faster. helps lashes

the secretary as well as director williams -- and you mentioned the concept of diversifying the peace cps as far as volunteers go, as well as strengthening the volunteer profile. their ability to make change. how does that fit in with a lot of the bills that are being looked at in congress, or the varieties of bills in congress as far as more peace corps? just sort of to paraphrase development guru [unintelligible] he said, "certainly, more is better. but better is also better. and more is even better after better is better." how is making a better peace corps reconciled with making more peace corps? >> director williams, and also director [unintelligible] mentioned increasing. i am not that sure i support a really big expansion of peace corps, because i really emphasize -- i really think it is important to emphasize the quality of the experience. and we do have times when voluntee arrive on site and things are not ready. part of that is because they are serving in very difficult countries in which there can be political change. we understand allf that. but i think the quality of experien

so again he is being interviewed right now at cp headquarters in san francisco that is going to takee. his 16 year-old daughter was in their custody and now she's doing fine. >> thank you, let's go to will tran he is live at the bay bridge he was at the press conference and has the latest information. well. >> let me assure you really quickly the traffic, >> obviously we're having problems with will shot once again your the bay bridge. we will continue to follow the latest of what is haaziq that the bay bridge as we wait for traffic to get back to normal after the early- morning staff let's go to weather. (no audio) you can see the shot aside at the golden gate bridge blue skies out there which started off cool but we are actually going to warm up headed toward the afternoon. let's go ahead and take look we have all warming as we head into the later part of your day. right now temperatures starting off cool right around 41 degrees for san rosa 53 for san francisco 48 in through oakland as we take you through the day set for the next hour show you '50s we will warming up to 60s by noo

cp. that's fine because it can also go in through the essentials social services because the idp have the same needs. avaya sure this coordination. the donors are represented on the steering committee and on the program committee as is the government. so that also brings us all together around the table. it really is important that we work together. >> yes, right here. >> would you wait for a microphone? thanks. >> [inaudible] a critical piece of the discussion that is missing is the private contractors will play in meeting these in iraq and we are hearing this department could be releasing everything from health services to infrastructure security, just wondering what role private contractors will play especially working with the state department. >> i'm not in a position to talk about the contracts and so on but i mean, we do and will continue, i believe we talked before about the extraordinary expense that working in iraq and generates, and you need to be transported, you need what we

what is a better choice invite you with the same data would be the cps, cds you get 63,000 of peopleonth, stack them up over here, you really want to run this experiment, look under right inside their age, income, whether employed or not someone and so forth to see if there's a state of impact on homeownership. it's a more direct test i think of what the authors are seeking in this paper.ñÑññ everything because for transitory purposes. if you have any kind of income and your in a college town you will want to own. it's just cheaper. owning is cheaper. when i was in graduate school, i had the money to pay the down payment. so i think the results they get are not surprising. i do not believe that they are driven at all by the mortgage interest rate deduction. when i was in graduate school i had no income. that isn't why i bought a house. so i think that my suggestion would be i think this issue is important, wrong data, use the psid, or other purposes. did i do okay? a little bit late. it's after five. [laughter] so that's the end. i'm going to give the authors a chance to respond, a

what is a better choice would be the cps, you get 63,000 people amonte.nt to run this experiment, look on the right- hand side. their age, their income, employment, see if there's a state level impact on home ownership. that is a more direct test on what the authors are seeking in this paper. the question in my mind -- if they put all this effort and end date -- have the wrong question for the data. for the data can be useful is looking at precisely these transitions. what is the choice? are there people who switch when they move from one environment to another? what do people do when they downsize? they control for the census. arguably, but that is endogenous. when i transmitted to ownership, i move to a college town. i would have been a not to buy a house. i am not going to buy a house in college town. it is not a very good place to be a homeowner unless you're renting it to people. the housing stock composition is very much -- if you choose to rent versus own. my basic points -- the choice of sample should be different. what effect they do get is that

had just the opposite effect because power companies -- companies seeking power would have to go to cps countries where they didn't have these restrictions and it would actually increase co2. the bottom line was that i made the comment -- this has been now eight years ago the idea that catastrophic global warming is a result of man-made gases is the greatest single hoax ever perpetrated on the american people. everybody hated me now it looks like we won that argument. i mention this because i am very much concerned -- i understand the argument on both sides of the whole thing about the earmarks. and i had put up my number one chart there. kay and i have 20 kids and grand kids. this little guy right here came up to me and he said, pop-i. "i" is for inhofe. he said, why is he to do things nobody else does? that's a little reason why i got into this very difficult issue. i have to say it is something that needs to be talked about today because something is going to happen this week. i think we can turn this into something that is very good. the tea party people came in. my concern has been

the central clearing produce, it's critical because you don't want to lock things up in what it sees cpin ways that allows that to fail. you need to be able to allow some degree of flexibility for the ccp to exchange and the net against each other and this is becoming an import international issue because a lot of these bodies are operating across border. >> any other questions quacks. with that, please join me in thanking our panel. [applause] >> elections are under way for all u.s. house seats. we continue our coverage on the implementation of the new financial regulation law. in this portion one of the people who worked on the new regulation, donald coggan, former federal reserve vice chairman has worked for the fed since 1970. this portion is about 45 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> moving right along as they say we now come to the final part of today's program which is a keynote speech by a person with a very broad experience in understanding and so this should be a high point of the program. in donald cohn was chairman of the fed reserve system from 2006 to 2010, the advice

tuesday in manchester in northern england the guardian, the paper i used to work for, a man called cp scott, a legendary editor that came up with the phrase that is the mantra of all responsible journalists, comment is free, but facts are sacred. he would have lunch every tuesday with someone he found interesting. the person on this particular -- early august 1916, the chappie had lunch with was the professor of biology at the university of manchester who was a white russian. he had lunch. was serious. talking about all sorts of things. toward the end he became very excited and said, incidentally, i have invented a new technique for producing a very large quantities of acetone. scott had no interest and had never heard the word before. no interest in it. he was courteous pretty fired away this-affirmation. and then the next tuesday he happens to be in london where he was having lunch with the -- with david lloyd george was the minister of munitions in the british war cabinet. he went on and on about the desperate state of things and how we could not fire our guns because we did not ha