(chief dan george) who the h--- is this woman? chief dan george was very funny in the film.ampson played the indian comanches and tribe who -- and josey wales ends up, instead of -- they're both -- though they're both warriors, they end up understanding one another because they are warriors, but they also understand the necessity for negotiation. it is good that warriors such as we meet in the struggle of life, or death. it shall be life. (dramatic music playing) so will it be. i reckon so. (narrator) the same year clint eastwood directed "outlaw josey wales," john wayne starred in his final film, playing a gunfighter dying of cancer, whose code is out of place in turn-of-the-century west. look out! (gunshots) (thomas mcguane) the western's gruesome elements, which strike you as romantic and idealized and it gets to be obsolete and dangerous. (gunshots) well, they have to change spiritual plateaus or end. that's the test that will either exterminate westerns, or change them into something that can go on living. (thomas schatz) it's difficult not to see it as having run its c

but we vow here tonight that in november george bush and dan quayle will be history. i'm not saying they're bad people, but their approach to governing this country has badly failed. they have taxed the many to enrich the few. and it is time for them to go. they have given us false choices, bad choices and no choice, and it is time for them to go. they have ignored the suffering of those who are victims of aids, of crime, of poverty, of ignorance, of hatred and harassment. it is time for them to go. they have nourished and appeased tyrannies and endangered america's deepest interests while betraying our cherished ideals. it is time for them to go. they have mortgaged our children's future to avoid the decisions they lack the courage to make. it is time for them to go. they embarrassed our nation when the whole world was asking for american leadership in confronting the environmental crisis. it is time for them to go. they have demeaned our democracy with the politics of distraction, denial and despair. what time is it? what time is it? what time is it? >> it's time fo

dan. two high-profile teen murders in prince george's county still unsolved. both victims shot and killed within weeks of each other. for the first time tonight, the police chief is sharing new evidence in both cases. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins has the exclusive interview. >> ready. >> are these cold case sns. >> no. not by any stretch of the imagination. >> prince george's police county chief says the open murder case of amber stanley and march kell ross will be solved. >> even a lack of details doesn't mean there is a lack of progress. >> stanley was shot and killed inside her upper marlboro home as she slept in late august. the chief says he remembers when he got the call. >> i had the same reaction our community had, was shocked. based on new information in the stanley case, one thing is now certain. >> i'm confident that this was not a random act with amber but i'm very confident that because of the leads we have and the community outpouring and information from the community that this case will clothes. >> on september 11th, marke

we'll have an update on the traffic situation and all the with george rask. first, danman is live at the command post along the 680 with an update on the investigation. >>dan: the ct shooting occurred about 830 a of the year it involved two different officers fully over this jeep wrangler, one of the officers' approach is the vehicle and for some reason to suspect opened fire. the chp investigator did not not at this point by the vehicle was pulled over, nor do they know why the officers were shot at. >> one of the officers contacted the driver. the driver then pulled out a gun and shot at that officer, severely injuring him. the officer was taken by ambulance to the medical center and is now in critical condition. >> the suspect is dead, the siege the officer critically wounded and not expected to survive. as a result, 680 in both directions has been shut down for most of the day. police are hoping to get information. they're hoping that the-court cameras will help. because this happened at the tail end of the morning commute there were plenty of drivers on the road an

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but we vow here tonight that in november, george bush and dan quayle will be.y've had their chance, and they have failed. they have taxed the many to enrich the few. it is time for them to go. [applause] they have given us false choices, bad choices, and no choice. it is time for them to go. [applause] they have ignored the suffering of those who are victims, of aids, of crime, of poverty, of hatred and harassment. it is time for them to go. they have nourished and appeased tyrannies, and endangered america's deepest interests while betraying our cherished ideals. it is time for them to go. [applause] they have mortgaged our children's future to avoid the decisions they lack the courage to make. it is time for them to go. they have demeaned our democracy with the politics of distraction, denial and despair. it is time for them to go. the american people are disgusted with excuses and tired of blame. they know that throughout american history, each generation has passed on leadership to the next. that time has come again. the time for a new generation of leaders

. >> dan abrams, thank you very much. george?rry for getting in your shot there. >> it's an upgrade. >> very gracious. thank you. >>> a little lighthearted turn now. you know that google maps, you can look at any street anywhere in america on your computer. did google capture a ufo on camera? sam is not buying it all. but people in texas are on high alert for an alien touchdown. and jamie boyar did a little investigating. >> reporter: you don't have to put in a street. just jacksonville, texas. and go to the street view. and pan around. and there it is. a thing that i don't know what it is. it looks like something from a low-budget 1950s flick. and this, this is the bridge where google maps managed to capture an image no one can explain. not even the people of jacksonville. man, it's bright in jacksonville. anyway, the object, if it is an object, we're not saying it's an object, but it was thought in front of the landmark building at the 59 and 69 intersection. most people said wow a lot. >> wow. what is that? >> oh, wow. >> what

remember, they try to paint reagan is a doofus, george of the bush, sarah palin, dan quayle. that's one thing they cannot to with governor romney because they know it's not true. it was not true with everybody else either. governor romney is somebody who is so serious in tone and style and intellect and mission that they can't do that. the other thing that gives me hope. let me just finish. the other thing that really encourages me about governor romney is that he is a political colored. he is not john mccain, god love him, and i respect mccain some much. he is not bob dole, and is not george h. w. bush. i love and respect the mall. i voted for all of them. .. he will run and do everything he can to win the office. he's not afraid of barack obama, he's not afraid of their team. and the over that encouragings me is that the romney campaign now is starting to community organizers out community organization the community organizers. >> they aring buses now to respectfully heckle obama and the surrogate. they didn't now what to do. the king of community organizing in chicago, he

dan. >> david kerley, thank you. >>> let's bring in the host of "this week" with george stephanopoulos. coincidentally his name is george stephanopoulos. good morning to you, sir. the romney people are conceding that the battle ground state math is tough for them. what can they do about it? >> well, you saw in david's piece, one of the things they're doing for them, they're trying to flip what has been a solid democratic state, the state of wisconsin, the home of romney's running mate, paul ryan. they'll have to do that in order to open up their possibilities right now. if you look at that map that david kerley put in his piece, right now, president obama now has a very small lead but he's got a lead in all of the major battleground states, lead or tied. that gives him many more paths to get the 270 electoral votes he needs. >> you got paul ryan on the show this morning, do you think he can help put the campaign over the top in wisconsin. >> he can make a difference. there's no question about that. the minute he was chosen he increased mitt romney's chances in wisconsin. overall, he's b

dan. >>> an early-morning mystery in the sky. >>> for all your news, follow news >>> police in prince george's county, they've started installing to watch their cameras. six speed cameras in the county have been vandalized since april and they cost $30,000 to $100,000 to replace them. the department has started installing surveillance cameras designed to catch vandals in the act of vandalizing their surveillance cameras. police hope to have 12 of these new cameras up in the next couple of months. they say this is a matter of public safety. >> it's big brother's big brother is what it is. >> something like that. >> works out. >> now they'll have a picture of you spray painting the camera. >> you know what, we're going to see more great weather. we know that. what we don't know, what you may not know is we have pretty good rain coming in next week. look at this great weather tomorrow. fantastic friday, a high of 83. get out and do whatever you want tomorrow, do a little golfing, take the bike ride, whatever you want to do. 79 on saturday, 78 on sunday. this weekend looking fantastic. a good storm, and i'm talking about a storm wi

white house senior adviser david plouffe and george and diane sawyer lead our live democratic convention in primetime, starting at 10:00 eastern on tuesday night. dan> now to that terrifying discovery at a popular beach along the new england coast. a giant great white shark washed ashore. now authorities are scrambling, closing beaches. strike to determine whether others are lurking just off the coast. abc's john schriffen has the latest. >> reporter: it was a shocking sight. a massive great white shark washed up on a crowded new england beach. full of vacationing family. >> i think it's kind of scary. >> reporter: this fisherman spotted the 13-foot predator saturday morning just feet from where beach-goers swim. >> it's pretty scary standing right next to that thing. your adrenaline goes a little bit. he's stone dead, but my god. >> reporter: officials immediately closed the beach to swimmers, amid fears that more great whites may be lurking nearby. this comes on top the 15 miles of popular cape cod beaches that are already shut down for the holiday weekend. officials there determined that it's not safe to go back in the water after boaters captur

dan kerman, kron 4. >> mitt romney are arrived about 5: 30 his campaign ches wa at s f o. /+ and accompanying him was former secretary of state, george while california is considered a blue state, democratic his campaign has collected $17.5 million since 2011. those are coming from the federal election commission. and new tonight at 8:00 p.m. our team coverage continues. the . glyphdwith da lin. >> they have been waiting for mitt romney they have left but this is as close as police would allow the protesters to demonstrate. this is footage. the match romney caravaned driving past the protesters at 6:15 they were chanting " all, ". and they were holding up signs. chanting " obama " to. and i was asking but there were hoping to accomplish the want to send a message to mitt romney that he would not make a good president. >> he is a good man but i do not think that his beliefs or his plans would help this country at all. i think that would be a much worse shape. >> he supports a deregulation of industry and wall street. potential destabilization of the economy down the line. and i would impact me as a small business owner and as an indiv

dan? >> david kerley, thank you. >>> for more on all of this, let's bring in the hardest working man in news, his name is george stephanopoulos. he's the host of "this week" with george stephanopoulos. how is that for an intro? >> i like it. >> his advisers are saying it needs a reset. >> number one, he just -- he has to have do no harm strategy. he can't have another week defined by a gaffe. knowing that the president is going to pounce on anything that might resemble a pounce. saturate the battleground states with mitt romney. right now, he's behind or barely tied in any single battleground. he's not ahead. in any one of them right now. and number three, he's got to focus, again, hard, on the economy, one of the things that's helping president obama right now is more and more americans think the country is going in the right direction and he's pulled to even with romney on the economy. >> there's another big turning point in ten days, the debate, people say this is a real potential opportunity for romney. if you're in the room prepping him, what are you telling him to do that night? >> picking up on what i just said, every

george w. bush and president of the world bank. and the author of islam and the arab awakening, ram dan's grandfather was the founder of the muslim brotherhoodll us what you can tell us about libya. does this -- does this -- do these events mean that libya has gone seriously awry? >> i would like first of all, fareed, to tell you what i know and what i remember about ambassador stevens. he was a great guy, a great fellow, a great ambassador, and a great american. he was the embodiment of the values of the best of america, and his death is a terrible loss for all of us and a loss for libya, and a loss for libya. what the imbeciles who killed him probably did not know is he was one of the best friends libya all around the world. if the dictatorship of gadhafi failed it is due in a big part to ambassador chris stevens and i want to pay him homage today before anything else. >> but what does it tell you about libya? have the extremist elements become so strong in that country? what it tells me about libya is what, of course, we all knew. there is a political fight inside libya between democrats and between fanatics, between those who believe in

relation -- times when like a dan quayle, nobody ever thought dan quayle had anything -- made any contribution at all to the administration of georgend vice president have lunch together every week. in the morning briefing, the vice president is there with the president. when any heads of state come in, when there are any important meetings the vice president is there. he is very much a part of the team. they are a real solid team which is why i always thought that this -- i supported hillary clinton in the primary. i'm a big hillary fan. all of this talk for the last two years that obama was going to dump joe biden and put hillary clinton in. >> mostly by republicans that try to get that brought up, too. when barack obama was going to choose a running mate, he could have chosen anybody. he could have chosen somebody that was really popular with the base of the party not that joe biden is not but he could have chosen somebody different. he could have pulled -- done the romney approach and picked the most reactionary member of congress he could find. but he picked somebody who had an excellent reputation on the hill. a former judici

dan? >> good thinking. ryan may help in wisconsin. that may help. david, thank you. >>> for more let's bring in the hardest working man in news, george stephanopoulos,s the host of abc's "this week" thanksgiving. how is that for an intro? >> i like that intro. thank you. >> so romney is saying his campaign does not need a reset. his advisers say it does. what's your verdict? >> of course, it does. >> what should he do to reset it? >> number one, he just -- do no harm strategy. he cannot afford another week defined by a gaffe knowing the press will pounce on anything that might resemble one. number two, they're doing things smartly right now, saturate the battleground states with mom because right now he's either behind or barely tied in every single battleground. he's not ahead in any one of them, and, number three, he's got to focus again hard on the economy. one of the things that is really helping president obama right now is more and more americans think the country is going in the right direction, and he's pulled to even with mitt romney on the economy. >> so but there's another big turning point coming up in about ten days, the debates, the fi

george w. bush at that one. we recall a great like against dan quail in 1988. those are the types of lines we're looking for.zingers he could use against the president at some point just in case it comes up in conversation. they're all looking to score for that sound bite that will be replayed the next morning. >> i think that lloyd benson line was the, you, sir, are no jack kennedy. quick break here. going to bring back the brain trusts on the other side. stick with me. don't go anywhere. coming up -- >> i have a bad reputation to be straight, telling you what i think. sometimes all that i think. >> which candidate is most likely to go off script next? and what are the big stories that will drive the debate? a sneak peek of tomorrow's headlines today. that's next. and every footstep should tell us we made the right decision. so when we can feel our way through the newest, softest, and most colorful options... ...across every possible price range... ...our budgets won't be picking the style. we will. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. right now get $37 basic installation on all spec

george and diane hosting the debate wednesday night. >>> an embarrassing week for airport screeners. now, more ominously two incidents of loaded guns making it through the x-ray machines undetected. >> good morning to you, dan. frequent travelers complain about evasive skreerng procedures. many travelers on edge and worried about their safety. a long line of high-profiled security blunders of tsa came to a head on friday, when a lo loaded.38 caliber gun went undetected by screeners. he mistakenly took it with him on a flight from new orleans to newark. in just one day earlier in orlando, officers missed another loaded gun, this time in a firefighter's purse, it made it passed security and on the way to her plane. those lapses came to light. some in congress worry now about what else is slipping through. >> unfortunately the reports that i get, it's not just this one weapon, it's hundreds of items every day. it can't be tolerated. >> reporter: in dallas, the tsa couldn't keep up with this 65-year-old grandma who carried a gun right past them in january. >> makes me concerned about what's really going on. >> reporter: even a live animal got through in columbus. bound for disney world. the tsa has had many suc

george for two or three days. and he says i visited with the president and vice-president dan i told them when you were doing. i said he was going to go to jail and i would bail him out. i was being aggressive but i was doing it within my authority. he was then asked if he could do anything more. so george calls me. the president and vice president said it was great but if i could do anything more. i said, and george, not within my current authority. george said, what to do if you have more authority? i'll get back to you. i huddled up with my people and we decided there were some things we could do. i would need more authorization. it was not inherent. we took it down to the president and president, using his article two authority as commander in chief as a nation at war against an opposed, armed enemy force and the congress has already passed it would is as close to a declaration of war in modern america. and the president has said it will lay the things out, i think they're good. go do them and i authorize them to do it as commander in chief and the attorney general signed off. i have the authority. i went

and dan harris is here to tell us all about it. >> as the host of "this week with george stephanopoulos news? >> tim, you can have a slot any time you want on a sunday, any time you want to come on. >> we should have ran the "your voice, your vote" animations. with all of the hand-wringing of mitt romney and president obama having low approval ratings, some are saying that tim tebow could someday be, to use a loaded term, a political savior. if he runs, he could be a strong candidate literally and figuratively, as illustrated in this behind-the-scenes video, shot by "vogue" magazine, for an article that hits newsstands next week. in it, tebow makes clear, he's already looking past his football career. there's a lot of goals and ambitions that i have things i want to accomplish. who knows? it could be politics one day. >> at the end of the day, i would define success as your ability to influence others in a positive way. people will forget championships or trophies or awards. >> reporter: tebow made similar noises about a political career in an interview with abc's sister network, espn.

dan quayle's comparison to john f. kennedy elicits this blistering response from his opponent. >> senator, you are no jack kennedy. >> body language plays a part in the presidential debate. in 1992, georgeh.w. bush deliberately looks at his watch and he pays for it when the audience and voters see it as disrespectful. body language makes a difference in the debate between al gore and george w. bush as well. gore sighs over and over again and bush, the underdog, surprises by winning the debate and of course, the election. both president obama and governor romney are seasoned debaters, and experts say neither are prone to making major gaffes. but if there is one thing that history has taught us, when it comes to presidential debates, expect the unexpected. joining us now to talk about the moments and debate magic yet to come, republican consultant romney 2008 campaign advisor, alex castellanos and donna brazile. a lot of folks are saying these debates are do or die for romney. donna, do you agree? >> absolutely. first impression is very, very important. mitt romney had several opportunities to change the trajectory of the campaign, his selection of a running mate, paul ryan, got a small b

dan: the cooling trend will continue for the next few days. temperatures for this time of year are slightly warmer. as we head. >>georgep outside but it is finally starting to cool off a little in the traffic center. >>george: a 24-28 minute drive time would be normal here, things are finally starting to wind down a bit. on the bay bridge, a major hot spot but the backups have eased on all three approaches. the san mateo bridge, no longer backed up at the toll plaza, it is still slow at least for mid span. there is a second accident near foster city boulevard. that has traffic backed up over the high-rise. as we have been watching this over the last half hour, we will see it back up from time to time all the way to the toll plaza and then, it will break up and start to move again. the drive time is currently 15-80 minutes. looking at the golden gate bridge ride, there were reports of debris in the lanes at mid san although we do not see any slowing because of it. >>darya: the baby panda that was just born, they used in vitro fertilization. it is a big deal and this is the only view that we get of the panda. happy birth

george f. kennan: an american life," and as dan mentioned, it took 30 years to write. wonder why that's the case. i can point out in my defense that i have actually taken a shorter period of time to write my life of george kennan than robert caro took to write his life on lyndon johnson. [applause] but, of course, he's written four volumes at this point, and i've only done one. one other point, by way of comparison between the two presidents, robert caro does not have to explain who lyndon johnson was. sometimes i have to explain who george kennan was because he was never president of the united states. he was never secretary of state. his highest level position in government of the as ambassador to the soviet union and to yugoslavia. he, himself, would have -- [dogs barking] [laughter] he, himself, would have said these were failed ambassadorships, and, so, why a book on the life of george? my answer, and it's only my answer, it would not be universally agreed with, seems it me, is it's good to write a book about someone who saved western civilization, and while it ma

george bush didn't even drink. >> it was probably triggered by the beer summit. >> bill: all right dan. >> actor russell crow was in the seas off long island. the huffingtonst post reports he and a friend got lost. had to be rescued by the u.s. coast guard after dark. he thanked the officers for a ride back to the harbor. it was about ten miles away. then signed autographs, posed for photos. crowe is in long island filming a movie. he was trying to enjoy a day off. >> the coast guard has to come rescue you in your kayak you know i mean only -- probably only russell crowe. >> you're not such a tough guy. >> how many people would have the u.s. coast guard come out after them? >> the paralymphic athlete known as made runner lost in the 200 meter race for the below the knee amputees over the weekend and he did not take that loss in stride. oscar pistorius losing to alan olivier of brazil and claimed his prosthetic legs were longer than allowed giving him an unfair advantage. businessorious said -- pistorius said he is not a 21-second athlete. he did later apologize for his harsh comments. the race results will stand

dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up -- the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. with >>georgedard tale bridge has become a hot spot. traffic is backing up on was down 92 coming over from the nimitz. there was an accident on a one-on-one we're still jammed up of the 80 southbound because of early morning brawl in a closed. >>mark: more on that as the kron4 news continues. southbound 680 lanes are real that after a fatal accident leaves one pedestrian dead. we are keeping our eyes on all rea. pfft a big drop for apple shares early this morning. we will tell you why with our winners and losers on wall street for. according announcer: the kron4 news at 9:00 a.m. starts now. >>james: the top stories this hour, an officer involved shooting leaves the me and said in hayward. police in antioch are trying to figure out details of a man who was shot and killed on sycamore drive. we will have information some police the. they're asking for the public's help. southbound 680 is reopened after a pedestrian was hit the and killed on the freeway. we have been traffic backups because of an ear

george, kelsey. >> what a riot that was. >> you still see -- do you ever see ted dan son anymore?would -- i don't agree with all of his politics, but i would vote for ted danson in a second. >> you know he cares. >> yeah, he does. >> he really -- >> he might be able to -- he may be able to get pletler to get that back. i still can't believe they canceled -- what's his show again? >> brooklyn. >> yeah, the brooklyn show. >> jason schwartz but it was incredible. >> "bored to death." >> god that was a great show. watched it every week. >> i know it. >> ted's character was just over the top. >> awesome. yeah. >> "bullet for adolph" is playing at the new world stages here in new york. go to bulletforadolph.com for more information. what a strange website name. >> get a friend back together, direct. >> wonderful actors now. >> woody harrelson, it is wonderful to have you on the show. >> show your bling, woody. show it. be proud. >> no. >> be proud. >> all right. >> i never wear bling. she don't like it. >> i'm sorry. >> that's terrible. >> when we come back, brian sullivan makes his tri

george for two or three days. and he says i visited with the president and vice-president dan i told them when you were doing. to go to jail and i would bail him out. i was being aggressive but i was doing it within my authority. he was then asked if he could do anything more. so george calls me. the president and vice president said it was great but if i could do anything more. i said, and george, not within my current authority. george said, what to do if you have more authority? i'll get back to you. i huddled up with my people and we decided there were some things we could do. i would need more authorization. it was not inherent. we took it down to the president and president, using his article two authority as commander in chief as a nation at war against an opposed, armed enemy force and the congress has already passed it would is as close to a declaration of war in modern america. and the president has said it will lay the things out, i think they're good. go do them and i authorize them to do it as commander in chief and the attorney general signed off. i have the authority. i went back to fort meade