curt gibson who deep in game 1:19:88 world series. doing it on one leg.oing to auction it, proceeds from the sale, also on the world series, mvp award. we'll go to the curt gibson foundation. back to back early season losses for the sharks. todd took that opening trip. where did they go jackie, sweet. patrick dwire scores for the carolina hurricane. the one time team, the husband of wendy, here we go, or christy, don't forget wendy one of my fine mates here. any way the sharks, they lose it tonight, 5-2 to the carolina hurricane, chrisy's husband used to play for carolina. and windy, i was proud enough for many years to call her a colleague here. >> we all [ son ] my parents have always lived in the states. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer

curt gibson who deep in game 1:19:88 world series. doing it on one leg.o auction it, proceeds from the sale, also on the world series, mvp award. we'll go to the curt gibson foundation. back to back early season losses for the sharks. todd took that opening trip. where did they go jackie, sweet. patrick dwire scores for the carolina hurricane. the one time team, the husband of wendy, here we go, or christy, don't forget wendy one of my fine mates here. any way the sharks, they lose it tonight, 5-2 to the carolina hurricane, chrisy's husband used to play for carolina. and windy, i was proud enough for many years to call her a colleague here. >> we all were. >> no, especially me.

curt gregory, nbc news. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins will have much more on this storm. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> well, a big change is in store for president obama's team as another key figure gets ready to hit the road. white house chief of staff rahm emanuel is expted to announce today he's leaving his job to run for mayor of chicago. the move comes really as no surprise. emmanuel has been setting the stage for his departure for release after mayor daley announced his retiring. at least for now obama adviser pete rolf is expected to bring a much calmer introverted style to the white house. >>> in california, the drama surrounding the immigration. is reachinghollywood proportions now. she's denied recent revelations that she knowingly employed an mmigrant housekeeper for nearly a decade but now whitman's husband admits he may have been aware of a letter sent to him in 2003 by the social security administration raising discrepancies about the housekeeper's documents but still he didn't say the housekeeper was illegal. meg whitman who has campaned for to

congressman curt voted for every record budget deficit. more than all of the administration's in the history of the united states combined. president obama was handed a deficit today that he took office, another congressman voted against the largest tax cut in the country's history. the question is, what would have happened if we did not have it? economists across the board will tell you that it helped them avoid the second great depression. >> comet -- congressman curt, be more specific about what you would have supported by about getting the economy righted. >> one of the tragedies of the stimulus was that it limited projects to shovel ready projects. meaning that the big payoff funding the o'hare modernization project, or a new system for the river. if that was funded, instead what happens, spending nearly $1 trillion, taking nearly all the discarded programs of the table. remember, every dollar by this congress, 40% is borrowed. most of it from abroad. one of the things i did after the stimulus was i went to the bureau of public debt a

northbound 87 is closed near curt ner avenue. traffic being diverted onto capital expressway instead. so do expect delays. 280 in san jose traffic is flowing well at this hour. dave, pam. >>> well, this morning police in fairfield are looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. it happened last night in the parking lot of a high school following a soccer game. witnesses say the victim is a man in his late 20s and police say the gunfire was not tied to the soccer game. officers say several young were spotted running from the scene. >>> in san jose a substitute teacher is under arrest accused of sexually assaulting some of his students. the 64-year-old worked in the franklin mckinly school district. he was arrested last week after police say they received multiple complaints from students. >> they were students that attended that school mainly from the fourth grade but some from the sixth grade. and the allegations were obviously that there were some inappropriate touching. >> police say he may have substituted at other schools in t

this is to make sure that states and municipalities live within their means. >> congressman curt, arehere conditions under which you would support federal conditions even only in the form of a line of credit? would you support a credit line that would keep government running without decimating education and services? >> certainly, i voted for an amendment this summer that cut federal programs and provided assistance to the states. it was completely revenue- neutral and it was a surprising set of decisions by speaker nancy pelosi to identify many stimulus programs which were a complete waste and cut funding and provide key programs. my opponent just criticize me for a voting for tarp program and yet during the endorsement session of the newspaper, he admitted that he would have voted for it as well and yet he criticizes me for that the vote started also in that session, he was asked to name one spending bill you could identify and could not name one. it was painful to watch which is part of the reason why they endorsed me over my opponent for this office. >> the dream act to help child

curt johnson said residents shouldn't worry about having enough gas to heat their homes this weekend. >> we are continuing to inspect our pipelines on a regular basis and we will increase that into the winter season. we want to [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the national transportation safety board says it's still investigating what caused the gas line to slows september 9. >> -- to explode september 9. >> [ inaudible. ] >> reporter: she is continuing to work on a new piece of legislation requiring residents living near a gas line be notified about its lotion and emergency responders should be trained on how to deal with this type of explosion in the future. >> soil erosion is becoming an issue for some. the problem started after the explosion burned the homes and damaged wooden retaining walls which started to give way a few weeks ago. despite promises from the city, the lack of a solid plan leaves residents unseizee. the city put together a special task force to focus on the best plan for redeveloping the neighborhood. >>> man molested years ago was arrested on friday oon charges he

man today knox's parents curt knox and edda mellas join us from seattle, their home town.to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> what are your lawyers telling you about this? you were with us earlier in the stud kwlo this week with these new charges against you and against amanda, will this have any bearing on her appeal? let me start with you, curt. >> well, alt this point in time, i think it's really just a timing issue. they postponed the real merits of the pretrial for slander until the first part of november, and it could start coinciding with her appeal. so, hopefully, that won't create any detriment. >> ed today, are the lawyers concerned about these two things sort of running concurrently? >> you know, i think the lawyers have always seen the slander charges as more of a, i don't know, distraction, i think, is what they call it, from their main goal, which is the other trial, the appeals process. but, you know, it's kind of -- it's just one more thing that we have to deal with, one more thing amanda has to go through. >> here you are, the same judge is in

born bernie schwartz in the bronx, tony curt was married six times.eigh was his first wife, actress jamie lee curtis, his daughter. this notorious ladies' man may have had his biggest hit disguised as a woman in "some like it hot" opposite jack lemon and marilyn monroe. as curtis aged and the film roles dried up, he bathed drugs and alcohol. but he found new success as a painter. >> it's so moving for me. and, you know, i've become, perhaps, a household word in a way. i've become part of everybody's memory. >> reporter: tony curtis was 85. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and did you know curtis was once a guest star on a cartoon show that turns 50 tonight? this is tony curtis providing the voice for stony curtis. >> nice place you have here, mrs. flintstone. up next celebrating the modern stone-age family. >> it's built a record of cbs 5 >> couric: all right, baby boomers, where were you 50 years ago tonight at 8:30? a lot of us were watching a color cartoon on a >> couric: all right, baby boomers, where were you 50 years ago tonight at 8:

let me start with you, curt. >> at this point in time, i think it's just a timing issue.e merits of the pretrial for slander until the first part of november. it could start come in siding with her appeal. hopefully that will create any detriment. >> are the lawyers concerned about these two things sort of running concurrently? >> i think the lawyers have always seen the slander charges as more of a, i don't know, distraction is what they call it from their main goal, which is the other trial, the appeals process. it's kind of -- one more thing we have to deal with. one more thing amanda has to go through. >> here you are. the same june is involved, prosecutor involved. there are a lot of the same people involved in the earlier trial are involved in this procedure. at some point do you sort of wonder, does it feel like they are out to get you? >> well, yeah, you know, we were surprised that they allowed the same judge to sit in on this case. so it's a little disconcerting, and i guess unusual. it leaves us all wondering why are they using the same people over and over aga

curt cousins to cunningham. got it. cunningham, 113 yards and that score. sparty rolls 35-27. >> wisconsin and iowa staying in the big ten, montee ball, using the truck stick there. nicely done. reaches over. breaks the play. badgers up 31-30. stanzi to robinson. they're trying to get a field goal. for the go-ahead score. they don't have time-outs. wisconsin wins on the road, 31-30. >> nebraska and oklahoma state. high scoring affair in stillwater. taylor martinez pulled the week before in the loss to the longhorns at home. he rebounds in a big way. five touchdowns, 323 yards all through the air. nebraska rolls over the formerly unbeaten cowboys by ten. >> iowa state surprised the texas longhorns in austin. alexander robinson, 20-yard score. he had 120 yards and two touchdowns. cyclones win in austin for the first time in school history. that's it. we'll see you next week. i was driving in northern california. my son was asleep. i really didn't see it coming. i didn't realize i was drifting into the other lane. [ kim ] i was literally falling asleep at the

curt cousins throws it and pitched back it a buddy and thanks, man, i will find an opening and going in for the score. look at him go. 72 yards for the score. and makes it into the end zone with a dive over the pylon. one of three picks for iowa. rickey stancey threw for three touchdowns. the hawkeyes blow out the spartans 37-6. >>> and big red, 14th ranked nebraska taking on sixth ranked missouri. the corn huckers have a 24-0 lead and never looked back. roy hello junior runs for three touchdowns and a school record 307 yards. hello end zone. sorry. i mean there is going to be a lot of corny stuff. exactly. so one week after knocking off number one oklahoma, missouri goes down and nebraska wins 31- 17. >>> nba news, warriors guard stáef curry will not travel with the team for the game tomorrow night. >>> and he reinjured his ankle during last night's win against the clips. the warriors outscored the clippers and cruised to a victory. darrelle wright had a career high 24 points as the warriors improve to 2-0 for the first time since 1994. and latrell sprewell was the leading scorer at

curt cousins gets picked off and passes it back to his buddy and hide turns on and does the rest.ook at him go. 72 yards for the score. and would just dive into the end zone. and just beat the pylon right there. one of three picks for iowa. rickey stanze three touchdowns and the hawkeyes blow out michigan state 37-6. >>> and nebraska taking on 6th ranked missouri. and the corn huskers have a 24- 0 lead and they never looked back. roy hello junior, that's his real name, yes, you can see the back of the jersey and three touchdowns and a school record in yardage. an one week after knocking off number one oklahoma, missouri goes down, and nebraska wins 31- 17. >>> hello. >> hello. >> yes. >> warriors guard stef curry will not travel with the team for the game tomorrow night with the lakers. he reinjured his ankle last night against the clippers. and the warriors outscored in the third quarter and cruised to an 18-point win. and darel wright knocked down six threes with a game high 24 points as the warriors improve to 2-0 for the first time since 1994. that's right. it has been 16 year

but curt's lives on the streets or in northern india but no one stopping the dead woman was a good all. bad luck even in death in traditional hindu resign when a woman's husband dies she is considered to be a liability for the family remarriage is legally possible but from the barn it's superior go to safety and man wanted. to frame it in such a way that everything is to his advantage which has been coming to that he could remarry you could be what you want and he did pray woman from those things boggart balance feels she has nothing left to live for. she was deserted by her extended family so she traveled to the holy city of rome the album and spends her time reading hindu scriptures. i have new family i have to conclude my life. that's fine if not that's also fine. shunned by society sixteen thousand widows in this city because. it's a source you did with the hindu god krishna the lovable or whom they believe they are now married to they can be found on the streets with many forced to beg for scraps of food. and suddenly my husband died of cancer a used up all those savings and payin

we head to curt kronke of the m.t.a. >> we're looking good for the most part. light rail on schedule. the marc train on schedule. look for the seven puss diverting at lucerne. the 35 bus with the diversion of. wilkins. in observance of the columbus day holiday there will be no marc train, however metro bus will be on regular service day schedules. now back to john collins. >> >> thanks, kurt. once we hit the depver mountains, there are a few scattered showers. even an indication here -- has hard to tell. even gray or pink. some of the highest elevations might be picking up snow shower activity in this unsettled weather out to the west. the east is dominated by high pressure. quiet weather, rain-free. yesterday was great. 74 was the hyatt the airport. typical or normal or average high for this time of year is 70. with the average low of 47. yesterday morning's lows were in the low 50's. this morning we have upper 40's as well. so we're pretty much on target here. no rain yesterday. enough with the rainfall. we have had quite a bit so far. way above average septe

karen curt sent us this picture of a giants fan sporting a giants cap and jersey. a four-legged fan taking a break from his own game of ball. if you have photos you would like to e-mail to us. check out the orange and black slide show to find more coverage on our website. just go to ktvu, channel 2 news. a lot more coverage ahead on the 10:00 news. but firstst. >> love it or hate it, the rain is here with a vengeance and it is contributing to some smashups on our freeways. a live report is coming up. >> work came to stand still today at bay area sea ports. the reason for the work stoppage and what it has to do with oscar grant. >> and why two pg&e can't talk to investigate ares about the deadly explosion in sanbruno. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. >> 10:00 news on ktvu, channel 2 news. dependable live coverage of breaking news. the bay area's major news of the day. and complete in-depth coverage. plus the forecast for the area where you live. frank somerville, julie haener, 10:00 news on channel 2, complete bay area news coverage. >> ktvu.com, complete bay

and she's very much looking forward to coming home. >> curt knox, thank you very much.on, thank you again for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> 37 minutes after the hour and weather again with sam. >> hey, robin. >>> we're going to start with pictures of snow and beautiful snow it was over the weekend. started thursday night into friday. look at killington. anywhere from the extreme mountains of northern new england, all the way to west virginia picking up a good hit of snow. some of the higher elevations picking up 16 inches of snow. this is an indication of what happens in the mid-atlantic but not until tonight. there are clouds, kind of that cloudy october sky. but that low moves in, that means showers into philly and also washington, d.c. later in the day. check out the temperatures in deep south. new orleans at 83, jackson at 84, charleston at 81. raleigh, 81. these are beautiful temperatures. on the west coast, this is where the storms are stuck. there's a low that's kind of moved into the southwest. it's all tangled up in a fro

curt gregory, nbc news. >> still ahead, why you may soon be paying more for groceries. >> and importantormation if you plan to fly during the holiday season. details coming up. >> pete gilbert. not just your extra point game of the week, maybe your extra point game of the year. a barn brn burner straight a barn brn burner straight ah bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we can trust. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> good morning. i hope you get a chance to enjoy this beautiful weekend. our "extra point" "game of the week." off to a rough start. tyler cobb. how gorgeous

does the country music establishment, if there such a thing, get angry when you perform with curt neelson say is willie leaving us? >> i don't think any of them get angry. the ones that get angry, that makes it all worthwhile. but i don't think there's any of them out there that really think i don't know what i'm doing, >> larry: you're beyond that. do you still play nashville? >> sure. absolutely. enjoy playing nashville, and the band that we're -- we used on this new record, these are all nashville pickers and we played in nashville at the ryman with all these songs and this band a few weeks ago. >> larry: the nashville sound, they always talk about the nashville sound. >> this is the cream of the crop. ronny mccry, his family, a great group of bluegrass pickers, chris sharpe and dennis crouch, upright bass player, these are the real pickers. it's comfortable to know you can look at anybody in the room and nod at them and know they'll take a great course. >> larry: anybody you haven't worked with you want to work with? >> let's sing one. you and i do one? >> larry: you want to do one? "

. >>> and elena kagan begins her time as supreme court justice as the high curt begins its term today othe bigger cases, protesting at a military funeral, is that free speech? and the sale of violent video games to minors. >>> we have gotten about a quarter inch already and we could pick up another quart tore half inch by the time the rain ends. we're not going to get the two and three inch totals but definitely on the cool side today. 58 your high. >> all right. thanks, veronica. >> be careful. the roads are wet. 270 loaded up. over to virginia quickly. that's the case as well. couple accidents along the way. new york avenue inbound closed to new jersey anue. very serious accident. >> all right. thank you very much and that is news 4 today. thank you for starting your monday and your workweek with us. >> the "today" show is next. join us tomorrow morning. we begin at 4:30 in the morning. have a great day until then. see you tomorrow. >> bye. blue diamond almonds! more bold flavor! more variety! more value! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds. (play-by-pl

curt busch filed up when david raggan was high on the cower and the two drivers came to a skidding halttewart going to the front and held on for the win at fontana for the first time in 19trize. stewart is fifth in overall points. johnson, who is third today, remains in front by a slim manager or denny hamlin. >> good time and bad times all rolled in one day. have a good week everyone. >> thank you, joe. >>> that is our report for tonight. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes and for joe and mark and all of us, thanks for joining us. our next newscast is the ktvu morning news at 5:00 ♪ [ female announcer yoplait's real fruit and the goodness of dairy... gives you a little slice of happy. and happiness comes in 25 delicious flavors. explore them all. yoplait. it is so good. now the yoplait you love in a new four pack. try it today.

karen curt sent us this picture of a giants fan sporting a giants cap and jersey. a four-legged fan taking a break from his own game of ball. if you have photos you would like to e-mail to us. check out the orange and black slide show to find more coverage on our website. just go to ktvu, channel 2 news. a lot more coverage ahead on the 10:00 news. but firstst. >> love it or hate it, the rain is here with a vengeance and it is contributing to some smashups on our freeways. a live report is coming up. >> work came to stand still today at bay area sea ports. the reason for the work stoppage and what it has to do with oscar grant. >> and why two . >>> the san francisco chronic has tomorrow's front page ready to go. here is what you will find at the news stands tomorrow. the headlines giants clinch. more giants coverage still to come. >>> the wet weather that moved into southern california tomorrow is picking up momentum with the heaviest rainfall expected for tomorrow. the forecast in a moment. but first let's check in with ktvu's deborah villalon. the rain has been c

i gave curt that tease. i thought that would get you going. >> yeah, it did. >> there could be more record breaking temperatures. complete forecast in the meantime take a look at winds out there, breezy, wednesday, san mateo bridge gusting up to 38 miles per hour. that is not breezy but windy ocean beach 29, 19 miles per hour gusting inverness and 24, daily city breezy today, cloudy, a few showers, possible, crazy forecast i will explain coming up ,,,,,,,,,, as governor, he balanced budgets without raising taxes. and california created 1.9 million jobs. as attorney general, jerry brown took on wall street banks, mortgage scammers and public officials stealing from taxpayers. at this stage in his life, jerry brown has the independence to make the tough decisions california needs. as governor i'll cap government salaries and pensions. on the budget, we have to face reality. we have to make due with what we have. and no taxes without voter approval. jerry brown, knowledge and know-how that works for you. >> not

curt suzuki belts the solo homerun. as win. and the first winning season since 2006.ican league west. >>> the yankees lost today so they become the american league wild card team. they will start the playoffs in minnesota wednesday. texas travels to tampa bay for wednesday's series opener. rangers have never, ever won a playoffs series. >>> well, good things the giants made the playoffs because it helps us forget about the trials and tribulations of the two bay area football teams. smith and the 9ers traveled to atlanta today. mike johnson threw up a good first drive. smith to davis. watch davis. keeps his feet. the referees say he didn't get in. 9ers appeal it and vernon never touched the ground before the ball hit the goal line. a touchdown plain and simple. more athletic. falcons are back to punt. rookie taylor mesa catches it. a super effort for six points. a move that barishnakoff would be proud of. 13-0 but that's all they scored today. hard to keep the falcons down in that dome. douglas eight years and it is 14-79ers. both starting quarterbacks got intercepted

but this one is good, too. >> tony curt tist passed away.nk they're going to remake? they'll probably bring back something. >> some like it hot? i would like to see a remake. >> thanks. you can read her review. you can read her review. stay with us. four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again and again tell bob ehrlich big banks and billionares don't need help. middle class marylanders do. >> if you're looking for a gift for someone or yourself, this is a good weekend to head over to the fairground. >> the sugar loaf crast festival is in full swing. >> about 2,000 degrees. >> nick demonstrates how he is able to turn iron into what he calls functional and ornamental art. >> could be a hook to hang your ro

northbound 87 near curt ner avenue is still closed. but they are letting some folks trickle through on the right hand shoulder. we'll let you know when the alert has been lifted. for the most part traffic is being diverted on capital expressway. expect delays. we have our chopper en route to get a birds eye view of the area. right now head to the bay bridge toll plaza where you can see the back up really starting to take hold there. metering lights are on. give yourself a little extra time if you're making your way into san francisco from the east bay this morning. up to highway 24 you can see the back up on the right hand side. that's westbound traffic as you're making your way to the tunnel. give yourself extra time there as well. >>> 6:20. steve, i have to say when i stepped out this morning near the san francisco zoo it was balmy. >> i saw 72 at fort bunson. that's very warm. sometimes in summer you don't see highs that high. temperatures in the city running 60s to mid-60s. incredible temperatures. we have a red flag warning for no

>> the deal, even with a new board of directors, the curt schilling deal was an inside deal, somehow, someway. i would like to personally donate and old video game, pac man, space invaders, whenever it is, and that video game will make more money than that curt schilling deal sooner, quicker and better. he got an inside deal, and it needs to go with >> mr. block, you have 30 seconds per >> i am the only cabinet that looked at the deal, said i did not like up with a better idea. isn't that what we are looking for? instead of posturing and figure out who can obstruct the deal -- by the way, we should not obstruct the deal. much more important is to make sure we do not make the mistake again. my rhode island red program is doing all of that. >> your question for mr. block. >> do you favor changing the state constitution so the governor and lieutenant governor run as a team, and if so, who would you pick as your lieutenant governor? >> i am supportive of the idea. it makes perfect sense. when we have right now does not make sense right now. ultimately, the lieutenant governor is likely to

curt smally is on a mission.year i'd stop this from happening to another child. >> for years smally's son ty struggled with a bully at school. >> you say he was picked on, how was he being picked on? >> name calling, ty was always small, a shove here, a push there. >> his father says ty was a typical kid with typical grades who took the abuse for two years. on the day ty finally decided to push back physically, he got into trouble. he was suspended from school. for ty, that was too much to bear. on that day, last may, he killed himself. he was 11 years old. >> ultimately, my son's safety rested in my hands. i was responsible for my son's safety. i don't hold -- >> that's a harsh thing to say about yourself. >> i'm his dad. >> i know. but he's out in the world. >> it's my job to protect him. no matter what, no matter where he was, it was my job to protect him. >> how do you protect your child from a bully? assistant deputy education secretary kevin jennings was appointed by president obama to keep kids safe at sch

even congressman curt said that it was not the state troopers fault -- the state treasurer's post.hat being said, i am charge. i take -- even congressman kirk said that it was not the state treasurer's fault. that being said, i am in charge. i take responsibility. in 2008, the market took some enormous losses. there were losses of over 40%. this is the only one where families actually got money back. what is more important is that there is a bill in congress to get the corporate middleman out of the student lending business, something that would provide $60 billion to make college more affordable by increasing funding to community colleges, by increasing the size of pell grants, by giving money to early education. he voted against it because he is bought and paid for by the corporate special interests. we want to make college more affordable. he has made it the exact opposite. >> he cited the only four newspaper endorsements he has. "in the chicago tribune" said that he was to reckless and too immature to be in the senate seat. we look at the bright start program. we know from the

. >> president barack obama met with sarah short by curt freed also at that meeting was shores motherand the mothers of the other two hikers. the president told administration will do everything it can to secure the release of josh and shame. at 4:13 a.m. more headlines read ahead into 60 seconds let's go inside a live look at the golden gate bridge traffic moving well and out of marin county. none nearly as foggy as it was yesterday that may change the fog is moving around the latest interest but ?÷ the check on the forecast blue is a standing by that cool down is in play again as we head towards weekend a live look at their approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. >> last night that fog just really out in to the bay and widespread the signing of fact you may need your when shall wiper's some drizzle of their this morning it especially spread over downtown san francisco cooler than yesterday we will continue to cool into the weekend. here is a look at where the fog is an of sock stain spreading to the north bay santa rosa, petaluma box san rafael also on campuses fog and down to san j

curt is on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the details. carry the stigma it once did? >> this is something we found really interesting. it really doesn't and in some case, people are almost advising bankruptcy for some people. in some cases, it's becoming a viable business decision. it may be your only option and we're seeing a huge increase. i got a chart to show you the number of bankruptcies we're seeing. so far this year, 1.2 million have filed for bankruptcy. it's steady climbed since 2005. that's when the code was changed. it was meant to make filing for bankruptcy more difficult. there was a huge spike before that and now, you see it climbing again. it basically comes with a big price. >> talk about some of those reprecussions. it may make sense, but doesn't come cost free. >> it's going to cost you in terms of your credit score. your fico score. this is not something that's going to go away. there are several different kinds. chapter 13 stays on your credit report for seven years. it means you're going to repay all all of your debt

curt writes, i don't know what that means, jack. i worked full time. i went to college part time.ren need to take care of themselves and should not be such a burden on their parents. blowing your retirement money on your kids is stupid. peg in new york writes, it means the kids will need to make vast amounts of money in order to pay for their parent's retirement. abel writes, parents will now have to work more years. thus the graduating students will have fewer jobs available. a vicious cycle indeed. barbara writes, we have no choice. even by using money that should be in retirement, our son will be strapped with over $50,000 in debt after four years of college, not including the loan we, his parents, took out, at a price tag of $40,000 a year. where else is the money supposed to come from? pat in michigan says, there are a lot of cheaper colleges in this country. we have become so label driven that it has seeped into our culture even in the field of education. an "a" is an "a." tom writes this is moronic to say the least. you can borrow money for college. you cannot borrow money

from what i can tell, our policy on cyber war strategy is very similar to the curt yiss la may strategyfor strategic nuclear war. we need a strategy and we need it publicly discussed the way the kennedy administration publicly discussed strategic nuclear strategy. we need congressional review, we need academic participation, and we need to know what the law implications are of cyber war. are they the same as the laws of armed conflict? are there things that are off limits? and how can you be sure when you launch a cyber war that it will only hit the target? i talked a little while ago about stusmnet which seems to have been targeted on the sent fugse but caused an indian communication satellite to stop working. so there are issues of collateral damage. and finally, let me suggest that when we're thinking about cyber war, we need to think about cyber arms control. and i know all of you who have done arms control immediately say there's a verification problem because many of you said that about biological arms control and chemical arms control and strategic nuclear arms control and conven

senator curt has heard about premiums going up, he has not been paying attention. this has been crushing our families. it has been crushing competitiveness. he would raise taxes on small business. this adds $1 trillion to the national deficit. it does not reduce it. the republican plan that came out a few weeks ago where nottor heurt would differentiate himself -- we do not need to go back to the tired policies that got us into this hole in the first place. we need to fight both political parties to make the choices. his plan would cut help for seniors. it increases the cost of prescription drugs. that is not the right thing to do. >> is that true? >> i don't know what he is talking about. what i do know is the plan he has supported has led to higher premiums and higher health care costs. if we are serious about getting medicare costs under control, and that is what the president and congressman perriello said reform was about, why don't we adopt targeted solutions that will actually drive the cost of health care down? the idea is that imposing $500 billion in new

congressman curt had an indefensible record in congress. it is ironic that today he he is pulling -- going straight negative. >> were you aware that these donors have criminal backgrounds? >> so much -- what he does not say is that be refunded this money the minute we knew about criminal problems. many of those contributions we refund almost a decade ago. >> when we look at this, i did not lend hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> you received a campaign contribution. >> i did not interrupt you. i would give you the respective not interrupting you. can i talk? >> go ahead. >> we were funded this money from story line. when you run big campaigns, you will accept money from a lot of people. when you're about criminal problems, your refund debt. i did not a run at -- run a bank that had some new relationships with mobsters and villains. what i did not do was that the old bank on risky real estate loans. "the new york times analysis shows the collapse of this institution and then $390 million bill paid by the fdic. that was my opponent first jo

. >> and the only can it be fair to look at the curt schilling dill and came up with a better alternative. isn't that what we are looking for? we should not have struck the deal. the state has to be consistent. much more important that we do not make the mistake again and that we do better. my program is all of that. the combined it on my website. >> anyone else? >> do you favor changing the state constitution said the governor and lieutenant governor run as a team? who to pick as your lieutenant governor? of the idea.rteive it is not make any sense what we have right now. the lieutenant governor is likely to be pulling his or her in a different direction . the governor of state is difficult. two qualified candidates, you get twice as much were down. for me, i would be an advocate for it. i will push it as hard as i could. and for succumbing to the woman i thought would be best for me had medical problems and had to -- and forcefully, -- unfortunately, the woman i thought would be best for me have medical problems and had to drop out. >> i believe the governor and lieutenant governor shou

. >> and the only can it be fair to look at the curt schilling dill and came up with a better alternativen't that what we are looking for? we should not have struck the deal. the state has to be consistent. much more important that we do not make the mistake again and that we do better. my program is all of that. the combined it on my website. >> anyone else? >> do you favor changing the state constitution said the governor and lieutenant governor run as a team? who to pick as your lieutenant governor? of the idea.rteive it is not make any sense what we have right now. the lieutenant governor is likely to be pulling his or her in a different direction . the governor of state is difficult. two qualified candidates, you get twice as much were down. for me, i would be an advocate for it. i will push it as hard as i could. and for succumbing to the woman i thought would be best for me had medical problems and had to -- and forcefully, -- unfortunately, the woman i thought would be best for me have medical problems and had to drop out. >> i believe the governor and lieutenant governor should b

we think people like curt deserve some support. we are going to have a big ad buy in iowa around jon stewart's rally. we want young people to see those ads. we think if they see that they will not be voting for chuck grassley. thousands of people have gone to our website to help keep an ad on tv, allowing us to announce that we are going to be a good to put it up on cable stations aimed at women. host: adam green is our guest, a member of the progressive change campaign committee. stephen in bridgeport, west virginia. go ahead. caller: i wanted to point out, over the past two years, west virginia has given gifts of legislation to president obama and his progressive agenda. they have had the equivalent of the cap and trade bill. they passed several bills that have surrendered the sovereign tree of the state to the federal government'. for instance, the epa recently over road west virginia permits to shut down one of the major mines in west virginia because of a bill that surrendered their sovereignty. all of these laws passed or don

curt, democratic line. good morning. caller: my main -- about tarp, is that there has been no follow-through. in other words, we bailed out wall street, but why suddenly did we stop short and raise this bubble -- bugaboo about the deficit and we can't spend any more money now. and we just stopped short. what about spending some tarp money on bailing out the fund -- the unemployed and bailing out of homeowners that are being foreclosed upon? in other words, they could very easily spend $200 billion and employ it 5 million workers who are out of work. $200 billion, that is what it would cost. that is chump change compared to what they spend on the banks. why a are they are unwilling to spend money on the unemployed? they could re-employ people and get the unemployment rate down to 6% tomorrow if they were willing to spend what they spent on wall street. host: chicago. independent line. caller: good morning. i have not changed my mind about tarp. i think it was the best thing to do. when everything was falling apart, your e

figures like edmund burke, nor is the one which any longer has much to learn it seems for a russell curtenry regnery, richard weaver or even stephen tonsil are. all these figures have important insights about culture and politics, religion and society, but spoke none of the idiom of the policy intellectual craft enough beds which make it them on fox news for a 32nd sound bite. they broke first-tier journals, often repeating the same arguments about the decline of the last as though they were to be learned from history is applied to the present and future. they were perky, and exemplars of the great statesman seo that society has a connection between a living, dead and yet to be born. contemporary conservatives can continue to learn much about reagan such figures, not everything worth knowing has practical implications and tenant house may be correct to lament the decline of this style of conservatives on. the conservatives and is now almost completely a movement of politics and policy and that's not so bad. since the reagan era, the movement is very different and its think tanks, intelle

fund-raisers because he takes their money and votes their way every single time now, while congressman curteld coral rove rep this country, -- karl rove wreck this country. with just over three weeks to go in this pivotal election, a choice will be made. will we change the way things are done in washington d.c.? will both parties work together to craft a tradition for this country's future will the help this president lead us forward? will we inspire the next generation of leaders to step up and stand up and to leave? will we successfully righthe next great tractor in america's amazing -- great chapter in amera's amazing story? will we fight for families that, right now, are hanging on just by a thread in fighting just to survive? the decision is in our hands. we must vote. we must get energized and moved and engad and we must educate everyone that we know about the very stark choice in this election. and we must send a fighter to washington d.c. to help president obama to do the job that we sent him there to do. [applause] speaking of fighters, it is a tremendous honor for me to introduce

fund-raisers because he takes their money and votes their way every single time now, while congressman curteld coral rove rep this country, -- karl rove wreck this country. with just over three weeks to go in this pivotal election, a choice will be made. will we change the way things are done in washington d.c.? will both parties work together to craft a tradition for this country's future? will the help this president lead us forward? will we inspire the next generation of leaders to step up and stand up and to leave? will we successfully right the next great tractor in america's amazing -- great chapter in america's amazing story? will we fight for families that, right now, are hanging on just by a thread in fighting just to survive? the decision is in our hands. we must vote. we must get energized and moved and engaged and we must educate everyone that we know about the very stark choice in this election. and we must send a fighter to washington d.c. to help president obama to do the job that we sent him there to do. [applause] speaking of fighters, it is a tremendous honor for me to int