. >> abc7 news i team reporter dan noyes is here with an i-team investigation on this. >> not only did they move her out, they took out a mortgage on the house and wouldn't let her back in. and there is more. the surprising turn of events we uncovered in our investigation next. >> and super storm sandy and the trail of devastation left in her wake. the new state of emergency

. >> abc7 news i team reporter dan noyes is here with an i-team investigation on this. >> not only didmove her out, they took out a mortgage on the house and wouldn't let her back in. and there is more. the surprising turn of events we uncovered in our investigation next. >> and super storm sandy and the trail of devastation left in her wake. the new state of emergency >>> you get a reverse mortgage and you must live in the home. >> how come one bay area county moved a 92-year-old woman out and then took a reverse mortgage out on her home? >> dan noyes is here with the investigation. >> it is an issue more and more baby boomers issue as their parents age. a public guardian taking over a person's affairs and selling the home against the family's wishes. no matter what the circumstances, the county is supposed to follow the rules. we found one case where they did not. >> my aunt loved that house, loved being home. it gave her memories of her husband. >> she says her aunt, 92-year-old lily scalia would never want to move out of her house. she suffers dementia, but she and her husband plan

. >> abc7 news i team reporter dan noyes is here with an i-team investigation on this. >> not only didmove her out, they took out a mortgage on the house and wouldn't let her back in. and there is more. the surprising turn of events we uncovered in our investigation next. >> and super storm sandy and the trail of devastation left in her wake. the new state of emergency just declared in new york. stay with us. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. do you churn your own butter what? too? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combine with fresh ingredients to make amazing home-cooked meals. ♪ ambiance [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. your head-start to home cooked. and you must live in the home. >> how come one bay area county moved a 92-year-old woman out and then took a reverse mortgage out on her home? >> dan noyes is here with the investigation. >> it is an issue more and more baby boomers issue as their pare

dan noyes took the complaint to the japanese consulate.f the pictures are difficult to watch. >> the japanese government does not want you to see these pictures. a dry hunt underway last week. fishermen use boats to push a pod of pilot whales, over 100, into the cove to be slaughters for food. >> pilot whales are docile and sub miss sigh. >> i scope via skype with melissa who is there leading the campaign. >> this is my second time being cove guardian leader. >> does it get any easier to watch? >> it never gets easier being here. obviously, it is not a quick, humane death. these animals fight for eve last breath they have. it is quite a struggle. >> the japanese government refused to call off the killing season running september through march despite international pressure. >> that is a dolphin's worst nightmare. >> in 2010 a documentary called "the cove" won an academy award and exposed techniques for capturing dolphins, pilot whales and others. >> they just bang on these poles with hammers and create a wall of sound which frightens the d

dan noyes took the complaint to the japanese consulate. warning, some of the pictures are difficult to watch. >> the japanese government does not want you to see these pictures. a dry hunt underway last week. fishermen use boats to push a pod of pilot whales, over 100, into the cove to be slaughters for food. >> pilot whales are docile and sub miss sigh. >> i scope via skype with melissa who is there leading the campaign. >> this is my second time being cove guardian leader. >> does it get any easier to watch? >> it never gets easier being here. obviously, it is not a quick, humane death. these animals fight for eve last breath they have. it is quite a struggle. >> the japanese government refused to call off the killing season running september through march despite international pressure. >> that is a dolphin's worst nightmare. >> in 2010 a documentary called "the cove" won an academy award and exposed techniques for capturing dolphins, pilot whales and others. >> they just bang on these poles with hammers and create a wall of sound which

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. >> dan noyes reports on the health concerns about meat glue. >> any shape or product or semi product used -- >> a product from a nebraska company is commonly referred to as meat glue. it uses proteins isolated from cow or pig blood. it is a coagulant, the same thing in your body that makes a cut heal. in this case, it is used to heal pieces of meat that would be discarded back together. >> the use of fiber mix means a reduction in unsaleable parts. >> the unsaleable parts are often the tougher meat left over after processors cut the best part out of a beef tenderloin. the scraps could be made into hamburger, stew meat or thrown out. >> this is cubed beef. >> this chef doesn't use meat glue in his restaurant, but he agreed to show us how it works with another product. the coated pieces go into a circular tin for the fillet mignon. set overnight and there it is. >> nice, juicey franken steak. >> here is the problem. the outside of a piece of meat comes in contact with a lot of bacteria making its way from slaughter house to table. cooking a normal steak will usually kill that off. the

. >> abc7 news i team reporter dan noyes is here with an i-team investigation on this. >> not only didt a mortgage on the house and wouldn't let her back in. and there is more. the surprising turn of events we uncovered in our investigation next. >> and super storm sandy and the trail of devastation left in her wake. the new state of emergency just declared in new york. stay with us. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ too bad the guys aren't here we're clear. ok, swarm! swarm! hello [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies. let the making begin and you must live in the home. >> how come one bay area county moved a 92-year-old woman out and then took a reverse mortgage out on her home? >> dan noyes is here with the investigation. >> it is an issue more and more baby boomers issue as their parents age. a public guardian taking over a person's affairs and selling the home against the family's wishes. no matter what the circumstanc

. >> dan noyes reports on the health concerns about meat glue. >> any shape or product or semi productt from a nebraska company is commonly referred to as meat glue. it uses proteins isolated from cow or pig blood. it is a coagulant, the same thing in your body that makes a cut heal. in this case, it is used to heal pieces of meat that would be discarded back together. >> the use of fiber mix means a reduction in unsaleable parts. >> the unsaleable parts are often the tougher meat left over after processors cut the best part out of a beef tenderloin. the scraps could be made into hamburger, stew meat or thrown out. >> this is cubed beef. >> this chef doesn't use meat glue in his restaurant, but he agreed to show us how it works with another product. the coated pieces go into a circular tin for the fillet mignon. set overnight and there it is. >> nice, juicey franken steak. >> here is the problem. the outside of a piece of meat comes in contact with a lot of bacteria making its way from slaughter house to table. cooking a normal steak will usually kill that off. the center is sterile an

dan noyes tracked down the man. >> are you being straight with families about the kids they are adopting >> what he says about the children who needed more than a good home. what the i-team has uncovered about his adoption business. tonight on abc7 news at 11, right after castle. >>> how can i look like that and you are telling me rain is not too far behind. >> tomorrow best chance across the north bay better part of today and tonight. the storm track has moved north, we'll talk about rain and when it comes back to our neighborhoods. and an update, monday night football is in town. >>> just ahead, south bay families line-up to get holiday meals, why organizers are worried not everybody will be able to get the help they need. >>> beating the odds, a dog expected never to walk again is proving everyone wrong. [ female announcer ] martinelli's gold medal sparkling cider is the perfect choice for holiday gatherings. martinelli's is non-alcoholic, festive like champagne, and tastes great! martinelli's: since 1868. >>> new study shows more teenagers are using muscle enhancing products, one --

abc7 news i team reporter dan noyes is here with the investigation. >> ama, it is called stolen valor. people posing at navy seals and claiming to be heros, and it is sky rocketing. i track down one imposter in the bay area. >> and new developments in the sex scandal that is rocking the cia. tonight what action david petraeus is now taking. and ringing in the holidays with the lighting of one of the first trees. and some showers tonight, but what will the weather be like for those black friday shoppers? leigh >>> navy seals have pulled off several high-profile missions in the last few years, and as a result the number of imposters, people posing as navy seals is soaring. dan noyes tracked down one phony seal on the peninsula, and dan joins us with an i team investigation. dan, you wouldn't think anyone would do this, but it happens. >> it is happening more and more. at first glance it may seem like a smallish you, a misguided soul who is trying to impress people. but to current and former navy seals and the family members of those who died serving their country, this is very important

abc7 news i team reporter dan noyes is here with the investigation. >> ama, it is called stolen valor. people posing at navy seals and claiming to be heros, and it is sky rocketing. i track down one imposter in the bay area. >> and new developments in the sex scandal that is rocking the cia. tonight what action david petraeus is now taking. and ringing in the holidays with the lighting of one of the first trees. and some showers tonight, but what will the weather be like for those black friday shoppers? leigh [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just 14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi

here is dan noyes with the latest i-team investigation. >>> my aunt loved that house, loved being home gave her memories of her husband. >> monte said her aunt, 92-year-old lilly, would never want to move out of her house. lilly suffers from dementia, but she and her husband planned to live out their last days here. sam died in 1995. >> my aunt would tell me that. your uncle said if anything should happen to him, live out -- live in this house, stay in this house. >> that's a promise lilly has not been able to keep. puma said santa clara county took her aunt from her home and eventually moved her into an assisted living facility. >> it started as a family quarrel. adult protection service came in. >> some members of puma's family didn't like that she and her father were living with lilly after her husband died. the santa clara public guardian's office and probate court investigated and determined that puma and her father, the woman's brother, were taken advantage of her by living in her home rent-free, using her money and neglecting her medical needs. puma and her father denied the acc

dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> up next, following the money.ay be surprised to learn what happens when a refinery is fine after a leak or fire. coming up next, one local mayor is saying show me the money. here is a live look from our emeryville cam. it's going to be in the mid-to upper 70s today. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few minutes >>> a west contra costa county mayor is questioning where all the money collected from bay area air quality fines is going. his complaint comes nearly three months after that huge fire at the chevron refinery in richmond which blanketed much of the east bay in thick, black smoke. abc7 news reporter laura anthony has our story. >>> i'm alarmed. i'm a citizen in this area. >> dan ramirez, the mayor of hercules, one of the cities not far from this, the huge fire that engulfed the area at the chevron refinery in august. the bay area management office has said it plans to fine chevron, a fine that could reach into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> what alarmed me is the fine system that the air

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. >>> coming up at 11:00, stolen valor, tonight, an i-team investigation, dan noyes exposes a man thatro. one of earliest starts ever. why so many people are already in line for black friday deals and it could be all a waste of time. tonight at 11:00. there are no plans to make another twilight movie even though the series has been extremely profitable. this weekend, breaking down part two pulled in $141 million. that is eighth all time for opening weekend. overseas it made $200 million. twilight franchise has surpassed $2.5 billion. twilight did it against stiff come pe particular, skyfall raked in $41 million. lincoln pulled in $21 million. that is it for abc news at 9:00. i'm ama daetz. our next newscast is at 11:00 over on abc7. thank you for joining us. don't forget you can connect 24/7 at abc7news.com. be a part of the holiday food drive on december 12th. as we broadcast live from around the bay area taking your donations for local food banks. for more information and location nearest you go to abc7news.com/community. thanks so much for joining us. we'll see you at

dan noyes tracked down the man. >> are you being straight with families about the kids they are adopting> what he says about the children who needed more than a good home. what the i-team has uncovered about his adoption business. tonight on abc7 news at 11, right after castle. >>> how can i look like that and you are telling me rain is not too far behind.>> tomorrow s the north bay better part of today and tonight. the storm track has moved north, we'll talk about rain and when it comes back to our neighborhoods. and an update, monday night football is in town. >>> just ahead, south bay families line-up to get holiday meals, why organizers are worried not everybody will be able to get the help they need. >>> beating the odds, a dog expected never to walk again is proving everyone >>> new study shows more teenagers are using muscle enhancing products, one -- use protein powder 6% admit to using steroids among girls 21% use powders and shakes. >>> a partially paralyzed dog is able to walk again thanks to a unique treatment that may one day help humans. this is jasper. six months later sig

dan noyes took the complaints to san francisco and he is here with an i-team investigation. >> the japanese government received intense pressure two years ago after a documentary film about this controversy won an oscar. but the brutal process has begun once again on the eastern coast of japan. a warning. some of the pictures are difficult to watch. the japanese government does not want you to see these pictures. a drive hunt underway last week. fishermen use boats to push pilot whales, 100 into the cove to be slaughtered for food. >> pilot whales are docile and sub miss sigh. >> i spoke via skype. >> this is the second time being cove guardian leader. >> does it get easier to watch? >> it never gets easier being here. it is not a quick, humane death. there is a lot of suffering. these animals fight for every last breath they have, and it is a struggle. >> the japanese government has refused to call off the annual killing season that runs september through march despite international pressure. >> it is a dolphin's worst nightmare right there. >> a document -- documentary called "the cove" w

dan noyes was at the prison and he will have exclusive new details of the kidnapping tomorrow on abc7 news at 6:00. >>> a grounds keeper is being called a hero after he pulled two women from a burning rv. it started in the camper and parked outside a home about 8:30 this morning. the man who wants to stay anonymous saw the flames from the school across the street where he works. he sprang into action to save the women inside. >> they were trying to escape. one of them severely burnt her hand, and they were not able to get out. they were banging and yelling. mr. hernandez somehow pried and got the door open and got a garden hose and distinguished a certain amount of the fire. >> and this little guy, a three -month-old puppy was in the burning rv. he is expected to be okay. >>> still to come, growing concern about safety in oakland. tonight we hear from the parents of two teens killed over the weekend. >> and an outrageous jewelry store heist. the video police hope will track down the two guys responsible. >> and the secret plan to set off a nuclear bomb on the moon. plus -- >> i'm bill

we have dan noyes an investigative reporter for kgo that refuses to investigate.egarded all the information he's been given over the last year and a half and he wants to do something with some secondhand information from somebody in san quinten which is completely false. i invite you all to google jeremy [speaker not understood] human trafficking and also please write down and google this. michael aquino, kevin cohen. i'll give you some information in a dvd. the most important thing is [speaker not understood]. and we have people here calling and complaining upon you. no, you're not the problem. and you're not the answer. you need to maybe do a few more things, but the answer is with the people that are complaining. they're the ones that are allowing the misery of the animals and as far as the gentleman before me, the plagues are already here and so are the storms. so, i invoke in your heart a greater love to come forward and step forward and [inaudible]. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you very much, sir. thank you very much. thank you very muc

dan noyes was at the prison and he will have exclusive new details of the kidnapping tomorrow on abc7 news at 6:00. >>> a grounds keeper is being called a hero after he pulled two women from a burning rv. it started in the camper and parked outside a home about 8:30 this morning. the man who wants to stay anonymous saw the flames from the school across the street where he works. he sprang into action to save the women inside. >> they were trying to escape. one of them severely burnt her hand, and they were not able to get out. they were banging and yelling. mr. hernandez somehow pried and got the door open and got a garden hose and distinguished a certain amount of the fire. >> and this little guy, a three -month-old puppy was in the burning rv. he is expected to be okay. >>> still to come, growing concern about safety in oakland. tonight we hear from the parents of two teens killed over the weekend. >> and an outrageous jewelry store heist. the video police hope will track down the two guys responsible. >> and the secret plan to set off a nuclear bomb on the moon. plus -- >> i'm bill

dan noyes took the complaints to san francisco and he is here with an i-team investigation. >> the japaneseeceived intense pressure two years ago after a documentary film about this controversy won an oscar. but the brutal process has begun once again on the eastern coast of japan. a warning. some of the pictures are difficult to watch. the japanese government does not want you to see these pictures. a drive hunt underway last week. fishermen use boats to push pilot whales, 100 into the cove to be slaughtered for food. >> pilot whales are docile and sub miss sigh. >> i spoke via skype. >> this is the second time being cove guardian leader. >> does it get easier to watch? >> it never gets easier being here. it is not a quick, humane death. there is a lot of suffering. these animals fight for every last breath they have, and it is a struggle. >> the japanese government has refused to call off the annual killing season that runs september through march despite international pressure. >> it is a dolphin's worst nightmare right there. >> a document -- documentary called "the cove" won an award.

dan noyes was at the prison and he will have exclusive new details of the kidnapping tomorrow on abc7d a hero after he pulled two women from a burning rv. it started in the camper and parked outside a home about 8:30 this morning. the man who wants to stay anonymous saw the flames from the school across the street where he works. he sprang into action to save the women inside. >> they were trying to escape. one of them severely burnt her hand, and they were not able to get out. they were banging and yelling. mr. hernandez somehow pried and got the door open and got a garden hose and distinguished a certain amount of the fire. >> and this little guy, a three -month-old puppy was in the burning rv. he is expected to be okay. >>> still to come, growing concern about safety in oakland. tonight we hear from the parents of two teens killed over the weekend. >> and an outrageous jewelry store heist. the video police hope will track down the two guys responsible. >> and the secret plan to set off a nuclear bomb on the moon. plus -- >> i'm bill weir. dan, carolyn, coming up, the balls have bou

dan noyes took the complaints to san francisco and he is here with an i-team investigation. >> the japanese government received intense pressure two years ago after a documentary film about this controversy won an oscar. but the brutal process has begun once again on the eastern coast of japan. a warning. some of the pictures are difficult to watch. the japanese government does not want you to see these pictures. a drive hunt underway last week. fishermen use boats to push pilot whales, 100 into the cove to be slaughtered for food. >> pilot whales are docile and sub miss sigh. >> i spoke via skype. >> this is the second time being cove guardian leader. >> does it get easier to watch? >> it never gets easier being here. it is not a quick, humane death. there is a lot of suffering. these animals fight for every last breath they have, and it is a struggle. >> the japanese government has refused to call off the annual killing season that runs september through march despite international pressure. >> it is a dolphin's worst nightmare right there. >> a document -- documentary called "the cove" w

our dan noyes has a preview. >> a california woman is in the middle of the whale and dolphin slaughter fishermen used boats to push them to shore, they're slaughtered for food, or the japanese government refuses to stop the hunts despite pressure including protests in san francisco. >> we would not appreciate if you pay more respect to what we eat and use our resources.. >> you'll hear the japanese kons slit defend the practices q >> still coming up here on abc 7 news, a big selloff raises new questions about the health of the u.s. economy. >> and the g.o.p. offers an olive branch. the president hoping to >> the second honeymoon is over for president ob yaum yachl the fish credit rating agency warned of a down grade today. the worst one day loss in almost a year, so what do the next four years hold in store for the economy? >> by somest meats, 6s billion was spent on the presidential campaign. now will there be a shot in the arm for the economy?yp" >> the economy is just limping along. there are same leaders at the white house]y:eu, where s the change? >> the big selloff seemed to sen

. >> dan noyes is here with the story. >> the sovereign citizen movement has grown, and some believe be hundreds of thousands of people involved. we got access to a meeting of people in california who formed a shadow government for when the real one collapses. >> i pledge allegiance. >> itrf÷ó2nÑ like it, sounds like it, but this isn't the old glory you and i know. >> we're here to save our nation. >> this is the october meeting of the california assembly of the republic for the united states of america. including bay area gather in the central valley town to plan for the future. the group believes an act of congress made the u.s. government a private form[km profit corporation. people -- members say after that, congress changed its oath as office. >> as a member of congress they changed to taking an oath of office to the corporation. at that immediate moment, is when they vacated congress. >> they elected senators and a president and waiting for the u.s. government to collapse. whit does, they say they will take charge. >> we're working for limited government. >> the group follows c

. >> dan noyes is back with part two of the investigation. >> i don't often get the police called ontory. it happened. all i did was ask to see a couple ladies whose family says are being ice yol yaited by santa clara county. >> that is the voice of 82-year-old giselea riordan. >> this is like a prison. >> she suffers from dementia. her son made the recording during one of only three visits he's been allowed with his mother in three years. they took over her personal and medical decisions in 2010 after she visited hospitals 19 times in a year. a investigator determined her family could not care for her. >> maybe there are family members involved with the person but he weren't caring for that person. >> lee poll ynd is the districter of social services. woe not speak about this case but says a public garden does not conserve a person without cause it would have to be situations, was there money available to provide the elderly person care that she needed? and it wasn't being provided?. >> marcus was living with his mother at the time. he says he loves her and was doing the best he can

dan noyes tracked down the man who works as an adoption facile day for. >> reporter: are you being --ilies about the kids they are adopting? >> what he says about the children that needed more than a good home and what the i-team has uncovered about his adoption business, tonight on abc7 news at 11, after castle. >>> ahead, five things to know before you go. >> the abc7 morning news returns in 60 >>> good morning. live look outside gorgeous from our camera on san francisco looking east towards mount -- on -- mike will talk about when the rain will come back. >>> here are five things to know before you go: >> number one, san jose police will hold a news conference to discuss hunt for second suspect in violent crime spree. police have one in custody, the pair is suspected of murder, robbery and shooting an officer, $10,000 reward is being offered. >> number two, south bay families lining up to receive holiday meals this morning. unfortunately, sacred heart community service in san jose, may not be able to provide everyone with a turkey. right now the charity is still 1,000 turkeys short

dan noyes was at the prison all day and he will have new details of the kidnapping, tonight on abc7 news:00. >>> school grounds keeper called a hero after he pulled two women out of a burning motor home in san jose. the fire started in the rv while it was parked outside a home yesterday morning. the man who wants to remain anonymous, saw the flames from the school across the street, he sprang into action to save the women inside. >> they were trying to escape, one severely burnt her hands and they were not able to get out. they were banging and yelling. mr. hernandez, somehow pride or got that door open and grabbed a garden hose and extinguished a certain amount of that fire before we got there. >> three-month-old pit bull puppy was found cowering in the rv, he is expected to be okay. >>> you drink gatorade? >> sometimes, yeah. >> you may be getting more than you bargain for when quenching your thirst. the surprising ingredient that sparked a movement. >>> government's plan to set off a nuclear bomb on the moon. >>> when it comes to gas prices expect to pay more. motorists on pace to spe

. >> dan noyes was the only reporter there. >> fred wood said greed drove them but the parole board he hasn't dealt with the issue behind bars. prime example, they looked to 60 cars buying dozens at sale. he a rich man now with family money in a trust fund. they could not remember a longer hearing. after seven hours at the men's colony they refused to release 61-year-old fred wood. commissioners found that he continues to minimize his crimes despite therapy after 36 years in prison. he downplayed the school children felt after they hijacked the bus and loaded them into vans. >> some of the victims today remember certain facts about the crime and harm to them than what really happen. >> he said he saw none of kids crying and some were singing during the ordeal. she remembers it differently. she was ten years old. >> no one was singing. we were holding on to each other we asked for our mommy and daddy shut up in there, they said. be quiet. >> they drove the kids and bus driver to a query that woods' father owned and locked them in a buried moving van. six hours later they were able to di

i-team dan noyes talks to japanese officials why they refuse to stop the slaughter.t in east bay, a grand opening with a twist. those stories at 11:00 coming up over on channel 7. hope you can tune in there. larry is there with all sports. >> game went final. warriors, home this evening, curry has been either hot or not. stone cold. looking to heat up a little bit. court side the panda, pablo sandoval, world series hero. he is neighbors with curry i'm told. thompson gets a three but the assist there to curly, irving, number one pick, wheeling and dealing, he had 28 points. curry attack, 15 in the first quarter. finished with 21 on the game. thompson in early foul trouble. warriors are up 15. i think that was a pass or shot? thompson turned into a dunk. richard jefferson and barnes, up 8 at the break. i singer loses the ball. jared to jefferson, warriors up by 11. warriors just finished it off, 106-96. it is playoff time, earthquakes against heck ham and the l.a. galaxy. these two teams don't like each other. here is an elbow to the head and you are not allowed to do

dan noyes, awc7 news. >> following money.refinery is fine after a leak or fire. coming up next, one local mayor is saying show me the money. here is a live look from our roof cam. lisa argen is going to have your forecast. let me tell you, there will be record huff setting highs this week, followed by unseasonable lows this week. oh, yes. lisa will have your full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents fabulous but...when i add chicken, barbecue sauce... and cheese...and roll it up woo-wee! i've made a barbecue chicken crescent chow down. pillsbury crescents. let the making begin. here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands biscuits let the making begin. welcome back. team right now 5:41. as you set your clock back last night, did you remember to check your smoke detector and your carbon monoxide detector? those are words of advice from fire departments through

dan noyes uncovered in an i-team investigation. >> most california voters no proposition 30 as tax measureund public schools >>> it found both kuandz in the battleground state of ohio. kid rock entertained the largest crowd to attend the mitt romney rally. both candidates wrapped up their speeches in remarkably different styles. >> i know you love this country. we can't lose on tuesday. we're going to win! i need your help. god bless you. >> to make sure that no matter who you are or what you look like, where you come from, what your last name is, no matter what, you can make it in america. >> the jobs report shows of an increase of about 170,000 jobs in october but the unemployment rate went up to 7.9%. >> one of the most talked about issues on the ballot on tuesday proposition 30. it's a tax measure that governor brown is pushing that will help california schools. nannette miranda has both sides. >> reporter: all the talk about proposition 30, governor brown's tax measure centers around public school funding bus these local representatives are worried about the other part of prop 30, a c

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