one more for devin and he has the record all to himself. and he talked earlier this week about what it might be like to set that record right here at home. >> the more joy that i get out of this is probably being at home with my family and those guys that don't get opportunity to come up and watch me play other than my mom or dad or brother. but my aunties and cousins don't get a chance to get up there. it's very exciting. i'm hoping to put on a show for them. >> devin can feed off of a lot of things. i have seen -- it doesn't take a whole lot to get him going. i think it's always special for all players to play in front of someone that they know somewhere where they have a history. you want to do well. want them to see what you have become. >> devin hester certainly a wild card in this game tonight and could absolutely be a game turner. the big question is, will dolphins coach decide to kick the ball anywhere near him. if i were a head coach, i wouldn't even come close to kicking the ball near devin hester. sometimes it's k50eu7bd of a bad

the two had come to the aid of a woman on devine avenue in downtown san jose. lloyd lacuesta is there live with a live report. >> reporter: it is here where a passer by found two men lying unconscious on the sidewalk that had been beaten up, they tried to come to the aid of a woman who was beaten up but instead they became victims themselves. >> big blood spot there, big blood spot over here. >> reporter: the men had just left a restaurant, he came outside when he heard police arriving. >> one of the victims was severely facial wounds, they already had him in a neck brace. the other gentleman had a couple of deep cuts right under the bottoms of his eyes. >> they looked at me and said, greg, i can't believe what happened. the guy just started attacking us, beating us pretty bad. >>> the woman he was trying to help is described as american asian race or whe or latina. in her mid-20s. the suspect is described as white, mid-20s, wearing a maroon shirt and black slacks. >> we are concerned for her safety. we don't know the relationship between the male and female. w

the two had come to the aid of a woman on devine avenue in downtown san jose. lloyd lacuesta is there live with a live report. >> reporter: it is here where a passer by found two men lying unconscious on the sidewalk that had been beaten up, they tried to come to the aid of a woman who was beaten up but instead they became victims themselves. >> big blood spot there, big blood spot over here. >> reporter: the men had just left a restaurant, he came outside when he heard police arriving. >> one of the victims was severely facial wounds, they already had him in a neck brace. the other gentleman had a couple of deep cuts right under the bottoms of his eyes. >> they looked at me and said, greg, i can't believe what happened. the guy just started attacking us, beating us pretty bad. >>> the woman he was trying to help is described as american asian race or white or latina. in her mid-20s. the suspect is described as white, mid-20s, wearing a maroon shirt and black slacks. >> we are concerned for her safety. we don't know the relationship between the male and female.

this incident happened at the intersection of north first and devine. tara moriarty is there right now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you saw someone in trouble, what would you do? the answer was clear for two men walking out of this restaurant called teske's. they came out here to the middle of the street. they noticed a man was beating up a woman. they jumped in to try to help her. then they became victims themselves when the suspect attacked them and left them lies unconscious on the street. now after the restaurant owner closed his door he he noticed the two men lying on the street. he said there was blood everywhere and he couldn't believe this one man had the strength to take down two other men. they don't know if they knew each other because they ran off. >> we are concerned about her safety. we don't know the relationship between the male and female. we don't know if it's a domestic situation or if they are strangers. >> reporter: now the woman the two men tried to help is described as mixed race part asian or latino in her mid 20s

. >> reporter: holding that truck was devin mcdonald.ne of the people who paid big money to save mr. mops. >> i yew up coming here and there's a lot of emotional reaction surrounding me. >> reporter: the toys might seem rudementry. not so, say the parents. >> the kids actually like the stuff that we grew up with. they don't have to be oversold, and over manufactured, and all that stuff. >> reporter: the kids like it so much, they're almost speechless. >> i like it. >> what do you like about it? tell me some of the things you've seen? >> reporter: they can rest easy, because mr. mops isn't going anywhere. >> it's just really awesome to be able to support small businesses like this, and find different kinds of unique things. >> reporter: after the holiday season, mr. mops will be closing, but it will be only for a couple of weeks in january, so the store can be refurbished. channel 2 news. >>> an east bay city is looking at putting more restrictions on cell phone towers. walnut creek will consider imposing a 6 month moratorium on new wirel

devin harris for the win, no. on to overtime it went. he made up for it in the o.t. the dagger from beyond the arc. nets win 107-101. >>> performance of the night turned in by dirk nowitzki, jump for after jump for finish with a season high 42 and 12 boards. mavs won it, 88-84. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> you won't believe who martha stewart will be spending the holidays with. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it is never too late to learn. even's at 100 years old. you're watching "early today." >>> welcomes back. let's break down your forecast. getting ready to do your 2r56s or just to work or school, today very cold. at least year not seeing snow in areas of west. lake-effect snow in salt lake city. traveling in hawaii, no issues. typical hawaii weather. alaska a different story. warm and rain this week, chance of freezing rain today. anchorage, plain old rain for you. that's where we could have possible delays in and out of the airports. thankfully on thanksgiving, not many prob

dials up his buddy noel devine and the ttle guy, extra effort, 48-yard gainer, sets up a game-winningrt and west virginia win it 17-10 and the mountaineers keep their big east title hopes alive. >>> talking baseball now. national's 2010 number one pick, bryce harp, wrapping up his first professional season in the arizona fall league championship reserve the 18-year-old harper is the second-youngest player in the history of the fall league. this afternoon harpernd t scorpions taking on peoria. harper will likely start the 2011 season in single-a hagerstown. get your tickets, folks. first pitch he sees. 7 reserve sends it into left. that will score a run. harper finished the game 1 for 4 with that rbi. scorpions take a 2-1 lead. bottom four, 2-2 game. nationals 2008 draft pick and maryland native with a man on. his dad playing the big leagues. the youngster deep to right off the wall, the run scores, game winner. scorpions win 3-2 and capture the fall league championship. pretty cl for bryce harper and the nationals' prospects. call him up, let's get him in. >> he said he wanted to make

. >> al: devin mccourty. >> cris: i'm not sure but it looked like vince wilfork who sort of fell off the line of scrimmage, he comes back -- i can't believe that vince doesn't know illegal contact rule down the field. a nose tackle and illegal contact down the field. >> al: ball at the 1 yard line. this is moore. he will work his way into -- well, he does get into the end zone. forward progress across the goal line and two-point try is good for make it a 10-point game. >> cris: wow. that was a late call. they end up calling that one maybe five seconds after he started to get driven back. it wasn't called immediately by the official on that side but as that pile started moving back, i guess he had time to think about it and thought it was good. >> al: again, belichick wants to challenge. he can. we're outside of two minutes at 2:59. the question is do you see enough to overturn it? the ball gets obscured here. >> cris: i think the answer to that is no. i couldn't see it from that angle and this one not down the line. >> al: right. that is the issue. >> cris: you can't see it again. yo

devin is a huntington beach city council member and supports this proposal.you think this is a good idea? >> well, in huntington beach duis are up 70% in the last decade. we're looking to use every tool we can to curb binge drinking. we're not trying to stop the person that's just going to out to have dinner and drinks. >> what makes you think this will work? as i understand it, the local newspaper, up until recently, would post pictures like this and they stopped, it didn't have any impact on it and as you just said, in fact, the problem there is on the rise. >> i don't know if they stopped it because it didn't have any impact. it was an editorial change and the new editor did not want to publish it any longer. we just feel it is one of the tools that would help and trying to keep people from drinking and getting behind the wheel. >> i'm sure you heard the arguments about invasion of privacy and whether or not this is fair. so, is this going to be just of people who are arrested or are you waiting until they're convicted? >> we're looking at waiting until th

fighting the devil doesn't require consultation or prayer seeking devine guidance. >> we're very concernedut someone, if you will, listening to these kinds of exhortations and then deciding to go out and do something that is going to kill or injure americans right here in washington. >> reporter: the metro sighting of these two men come only two weeks after they arrested a northern virginia man in a sting that had him videotaping metro for an attack on the system. peter benjamin told 9news now there is no indication of a specific threat. that metro issued the picture "just to be cautious "and that it was not intended to be released publicly. but the question remains who are they and what were they doing? metro emphasizes the two men are accused of no crime and no wrongdoing. but if you know who they are, authorities would like to know too. would like to know, as we said, who they are and what they were doing. >> i've never heard of be on a look out order like this. is this unusual for metro or do we just never hear about them? >> reporter: good question, derek. we asked that question of th

devin setoguchi misses. comes right back to him. scores for the first time since the season opener. final minute of overtime. blasted from the blue line. game winner. ducks beat the sharks 3-2 in overtime. >> back on the ice thursday against the islanders. >>> basketball. quinnton daly passed away at 49 years old. he was a star when usf was a college basketball powerhouse in the 70s and 80s but he pled guilty to an assault on a nursing student in 1982. that combined with an ncaa investigation into whether he accepted money led them to shut down a successful basketball program for for jurors. >> he never really did get his life together until after he left the nba, started to work in las vegas for a boys and girls club. came on a quote and said he was really sorry for any problems he caused and he did cause problems at usf and in the nba. and i think was happy in his life later on. died at 49. which is tragic. but a young man who i think found himself very late in life. >> the mariners may have lost over 100 games this past season but they certainly looked good doing it. seattle had

. >>> in the mailbag tonight, the tsa, the full body scans and the patdowns, our good friend in devinin arlington start to go get nervous about all this. i've been reading more reports about these patdowns and body invasions and so glad i won't be flying until after the holidays. i've read conserveitive columnists and liberals. one krifshitive columnist hit it. terrorists hide bombs in body apuretures. tsa is going to have to come up with something better, less intrusive and more sophisticated. >> alvin stirs the pot even further. those who challenge scanner versus patdown are lucky. some of us don't have that choice. with 20k worth of titanium in my spine, i don't get to choose. it's the patdown or no fly. they are also lucky they don't have the israeli screeners to contend with or they'd never make it. well, like many of you, i too am starting to get a little more concerned about the tsa, not about these scanners per se, it's the policies around them. and i'll have much more to say about that in my "let's be real" segment at 11:00. in the meantime, though, david in fairfax says if w

and 5-year-old devin could be writing ads for it. >> i like the kinect 'cause you get to, um, move your a controller. >> reporter: with kinect, there's no controller, no joystick, no wand. it could be the "wave" of the future. makes me feel like tom cruise. >> that is what we went for. >> reporter: it was alex kitman's idea to do away with controllers. >> while everybody is putting these gadgets and gizmos in your hand how do we look for ways to make technology disappear? >> reporter: it sees and hears what players are doing. you might ask what are joints like mine doing in a game like this? microsoft's break-through with kinect has been finding a way to identify players' joints so that the game can follow every move they make. to make it capable of identifying players of all shapes and sizes, microsoft brought some 4200 people into this testing lab over the past year and a half. in the lab, players try to master the game. oh! but, the learning curve goes both ways. >> great job, john. kinect actually is learning you. it knows when you walk into the field of view. it knows your face and

the center itself scoring for the nets with thirty two points which was also his season high while devin harris and it's what it's we have his twenty seven points in the second half but jamal crawford sank a three pointer with just a minute left to put a plan to within a basket a couple of free throws then set the game into overtime but again the home side were in control of the nets winning one zero seven two one zero one. well it was a good night for the home side in america washington also needed overtime to edge philadelphia the los angeles lakers won their fifth match on the balance beating the chicago bulls ninety eight ninety one and there were also wins for indiana new york and dallas. and that's all for right now there will be more sports quite soon but you don't have to wait to get an update when you get a chance calls our website r.t. dot com to get the latest from russia and around the world thanks for being with us . sweet and cleaver. and fear useful. radioactive and dangerous. and even did it and desolate. field keep their unique secrets their bottoms unique lakes on. fear

. >> al: devin mccourty. >> cris: i'm not sure but it looked like vince wilfork who sort of fell off the line of scrimmage, he comes back -- i can't believe that vince doesn't know illegal contact rule down the field. a nose tackle and illegal contact down the field. >> al: ball at the 1 yard line. this is moore. he will work his way into -- well, he does get into the end zone. forwardrogress across the goal line and two-point try is good for make it a 10-point game. >> cris: wow. that was a late call. they end up calling that one maybe five seconds after he started to get driven back. it wasn't called immediately by the official on that side but as that pile started moving back, i guess he had time to think about it and thought it was good. >> al: again, belichick wants to challenge. he can. we're outside of two minutes at 2:59. the question is do you see enougho overturn it? the ball gets obscured here. >> cris: i think the answer to that is no. i couldn't see it from that angle and this one not down the line. >> al: right. that is the issue. >> cris: you can't see it again. yoalso

atlanta in track center top school for the nets with thirteen points which was also a season high devinharris at age twenty three of these twenty seven points in the second half however jamal crawford signed a three points out with just a minute left of his round so we're going to boss chris up with three tries and sent the game into overtime but again the home side were in control of her and that's when one hundred seven two hundred one. one of the big night behind slides in america washington also needed overtime to edge philadelphia the l.a. lakers won their first match on the balance between the chicago bulls in ninety eight ninety one and also victories indiana new york's come dallas. has made to the ice now and in the only game in the chaos on wednesday adopting from just their chest leaving outside about to be lively for want struggling that's an odd number because nets we send out are do not check back with that issue and also on the scoreboard is not to be called friend and not to speak to fossilize false and recent conference with forty nine points. cricket now in both austral

atlanta in check the center top score for the nets with thirty two points which was also the season what devinharris added twenty three of his twenty seven points in the second half. however jamal crawford sank a three point i was just a minute left to put atlanta live in a basket in the cockpit three rows of them said they go into overtime but again the home side are in control and that's when you're one hundred seventy two hundred more and. while it was a good night a homicide in america washington falso needed overtime to edge philadelphia the l.a. lakers won their fists match on the balance between the chicago bulls ninety eight ninety one and there were also victories for indiana new york and dallas. finally sailing where russian team synergy have failed to reach the semifinals of the luby's on trophy currently underway in dubai synergy turned out to be no match for team new zealand in the second round robin stage at least winning comfortably by one minute and eighteen seconds that lopsided race was a far cry from the before final of the previous stage in italy five months ago and there's

others in the running supervisor devin dusty. the question consuming political junkies here is not who voters will choose as mayor in 2011. it's who the board will select to serve out remaining year of current mayor, gavin newsom's term, he heads to sacramento in san. and this supervisor wants to speed things up. >> what happened next week i think it's important as the good of the city we start early and start the transition process. >> and he says the cities progressive liberal wing is trying to stage a clue. >> is a small political click trying to force a mayor down the city throats whether they want it or not that. is what's happening. >> and this is too early for anyone to measure the drapes in the mayor's office. according to jant clara county lawyers advising san francisco. >> the problem is making the appointment. you have to have a vacancy before you can make an appointment. the mayor has not resigned. >> and they can go and elect 25 people. >> the board could still pick a mayor in waiting but would have to vote again aft

he went back to school earned a devinity degree bought a small station in virginia and started what would become the largest christian broadcasting enterprise in the world. he really liked it when georgia democratic governor jimmy carter ran for president in 1976. >> jimmy carter was talking born again. he was a born again christian. >> i am a peanut farmer and a christian. the most important thing in my life is jesus christ. >> i had some friends in the steel workers union in pennsylvania, and when carter was running i contacted one of them and i said this is a pretty good guy. how about getting your guys to support him. carter won pennsylvania and i think what the steel workers did may have played a critical role. >> it was the key to our winning central pennsylvania in the primary and general. it was what allowed president carter to win southeastern ohio which became a decisive state. >> i jimmy carter solemnly swear. >> the first president i really liked and met was jimmy carter because he talked openly about his own faith. >> i thought that we could expect evangelical christians to b

. >> that spark of the devine lives within each of us. we cannot give into doubt or cynicism or dispair. >> i will have more on the criticism that president obama is facing at the g-20 during our next update. we are live in washington, d.c.. >>> during the president's trip to indonesia a handshake between first lady michelle obama and a government official is getting a lot of attention there. you can see the man reaching out smiling broadly. some people are making fun of the ministers handshake on twitter because in the past the minister has ha -- has said as a good muslim he avoids contact with women that are not related to him. critics say the video tells a different story. >>> san francisco's board of supervisors has sorted the process of selecting replacement for mayor gavin newsom. supervisor john abalos began taking nominations where a possibility of a vote as soon as next week. board president david chew wants a process laid out first. the person selected would serve the final year. >>> in just a couple hours state senator leeland

may they continue to meet them all with dignity, honor, courage and mu millty, may your devine faith and wisdom rest on our president and all the national leaders they strive together to lead and serve our great country. god bless the members of our armed services and glod bless america, we pray in your holy name, amen. >> thank you so much, everybody. let's give sal one last big round of applause. # [ applause ] >> receiving the action he so deserves, president obama awarding the medal of honor to staff sergeant salvatore giunta. only 25 years old. here with me still, also a medal of honor recipient. you wrote when you received the medal of honor there are 400. now there are 87. >> i remember recipients from the boxer rebellion. jimmy dolittle, all gone now. the next oldest recipient from sergeant giunta is more than twice his age. >> how do you think he feels at this moment here? with the wars and iraq and afghanistan, both controversial wars. great debates still continue on whether we should have boots on the ground. we dochl they are fighting for us. this is an example. he lost h

while her devine predecessor captured her perfection, michelle obama gives the role a modern approachablen: you know, like we have a queen. i don't know what to think of that. >> close your eyes and imagine nancy reagan getting that treatment. laura bush. barbara bush. when it's republican first lady they're ignored or vilified. democrat, put on a special throne. "washington post" when hillary clinton went to africa they called her queen of the world. two years later, laura bush went to europe and headline was first lady takes europe by calm. the allure is wearing off of michelle obama like barack obama. they've got this mantra about they're reaching out for the poor and feel the pain. then the public is seeing these marie antoinnette vacations and they don't like them. >> sean: g.o.p. election and msnbc suggests the potential of a violent revolution. >> are things in our country so bad it might be time for a revolution? the answer obviously is yes. the only question is how to do it. from the wrongful wars to the corrupt economy to the special interest and the industries that control ever

right now devin hester i tided for the nfl record with 13 kick and punt returns with touchdowns. one more and he is alone at the top. ryan-- brian urlacher is four tackles away from passing singtary -- singletary as all time leader. >>> the more joy i get out is just being home with my family. and those guys that don't get to come up and watch me play. thing i don't get is -- i just playing. it's going to be very exciting. i'm hoping to put on a show for them. >>> well, you can see how they do tomorrow night right here on wgn. we have the game, a live pregame show at 6:30, kickoff at 7:00 on the ol' number nine. pregame show at 6:30, kickoff at 7:00 on the ol' number nine. and she's fed up with the daily hassle of her old hearing aid. so she got a lyric in her life and everything changed. which one? you'll never know because the lyric is in her ear. 100% invisible. you can't see it, and it's the only device that works round the clock with zero daily hassle. no batteries to change. no taking off and putting on everyday. in their report, a leading newspaper said "lyric appears to h

our first question does come from devin.cold and wants to know how long can germs last on thing like key boards. >> we didheck with the infectious disease specialist lisa pits patrick for this aner. she told us thlife of a germ depends on several factors. how, cold and flu germs normally last up to three hours outside the body. thatean that germs on surfaces on door knobs and key boards can last up to three hours after the germ is exposed to that surce. on very rare occasions, some germ can la up to 48 hours on surfaces. wash your hands, wash your hands, wash your hands. sorry. >> that's the key. >> motherf three. >> say it a lot. wash your hands. >> our next question come from pam. pam has heard never to park over a pile of raked leaves. >> we did could not tack the firemen r your answer. it does not recommend that drivers, that over leaf piles. this is because large mechanical parts of your car, specifically your catalytic converter considering get extremely hot. if any of those parts are in close contact with your car, th

escape from the existence of psychopathic human beings or invoking the ideas they are the agents of a devine supervisor will do anything at all, and that gets us no further forward. you can be an atheist and a phackist or an atheist or a come communist. you can be an atheist and perfectly indifferent to your fellow creatures, but there is a humanism within atheism and it starts with lucreasus who suggested people are not using religion as a crutch as you domesticated in a way you put it, but instead on a hot day, they put on a huge heavy overcoat and drag a ball and chain. oh, dear, my crops have failed, i didn't make any sacrifices. oh, god, i had a filthy thought and now i'm going to hell. i didn't baptize my children. there's ignorance and stupidity p the e mans sigh pages of which is slow, but in which material atheists play a great part. you only have to read galileo's work inspired by the work of lucreasus who possesses the one of the few copies of the work not destroyed in the christian centuries to put an end to such terrible unwise speculations of that as so much of gal's work was d

check point in iraq for the last two years, an iraqi policemen or soldier comes up and waves the deviningod and wave you through, and in fact, as we know and we complained in several reports, there's nothing in there, but millions of dollars in contracts were spent on this fake devining rod. the minister of interior when this issue arose, the minister invoked 136b to protect the employees and the individuals, the leaders that benefited from these corrupt contracts. prime minister maliki said yes, 136b should be changed, but like so much in iraq, there's been in progress. so the commission on integrity notwithstanding a new strategy this year provided by the u.n. that looks good on paper, but has a long way to go. the inspector generals, again, they don't have a law that authorizes them permanently. they are still waiting on the new government to give them some form of legal protection, and as a result, they are very much a, within the ambit and purview of the prime minister, and there are rules that should protect them, they are largely in the breach, and there have been replacements and

devine there had a claim the money. >> if you are comment or story idea for stanley said the minimill behaving badly at www.kron4.com and on that note we're going to take a break, here is a live look for are some of the camera showing it clear conditions in the south bay it will get up to maybe 60 this afternoon most of the day in the '50s we'll be right back. and did you hear one of the chilean miners was in new york to join the marathon is his first trip of the country he was known as the runner by his furlough minors because used to jog several miles each and every day while their truck below. one of the reasons he said he wanted to run the voices he wanted to motivate children and teens to run because when you run your free. some of the most recognizable board games are 75 years old monopoly sold hundred 11 countries printed in 43 languages that produce up to too many games each and every year. it continues to evolve. in a highly always come out with a new version every university has one. last year house for to get one step further to create an on-line version of the game. a mill

. >> something -- i would say devine intervention or the holly spirit -- the parishioner found the babyook it inside the church and called 911. >> the baby is hospitalized if good condition. she'll be handed over to foster care in a few days. anyone with information is asked to call fairfax county police. >>> in ohio one member of a family has been found alive and her accused kidnapper in custody. authorities found sarah maynard bound and gagged in the basement of hoffman. no word on his relationship to the victim. investigators are hoping hoffman will lead them to her mother, brother and friend, all missing since last wednesday. >>> a british couple kidnapped by somali pirates now enjoying their first day of freedom after a year in captivity. >> reporter: rachel and paul chandler were released after 388 days in activity. they thought they would be killed. they were captured on their yacht by somali pirates in 2009. a retired british couple is set free in somalia. they were held by pirates for 13 months. >> [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the couple smiled and thanked people. the retirees we

see, i had one with i get into my friend devin's car in bellingham, washington but not when i got out i don't even know where i'm going next from the local four-square church, they brought me some warmth thank you so much, i can't tell you what this means to me. the kindness in coeur d'alene didn't stop there five dollar footlongs. >> amber grant was nice enough to buy me, a perfect stranger,ing dinner and her young daughter picked up exactly how i was feeling. >> i want to go home now. >> i want to go home, sweetie, i want to go home, too. >> so, what's the plan, dave? >> well, first of all, i left that stinking coat in the hotel in the lobby that i cleaned. i left the coat i got. i have no coat again. i mean, i'm so tired, i'm not even thinking, so i need a coat. i'm still nine hours from denver. i've got to get the car back, or it starts rolling into that second day. so, i don't know what i'm -- i don't know what i'm going to do with that. i have almost no money again to set aside $79 and something cents to pay for it. i'm going to try to work in bozeman this morning and i don't kn

. >> reporter: while her oh-so devine predecessor, michelle obama gives the role a modern, approachableed kids in mumbai. busting a move to the magnetic sounds of bollywood, later cajoling her husband to join. and she wowed everyone with her stunning version of traditional dress for the india state dinner. an american interpretation of a sari. as she moved, she added trousers to her wardrobe. the only note of controversy, one minister who doesn't believe in shaking hands with females outside of his family, later e-mailed his followers saying mrs. obama reached out first. but in this video, he seems to be eagerly reaching out towards her, just as smitten as the rest of the world. now, if the president continues this trip in south korea, mrs. obama's on her way home. and i'm sure he's wishing he wasn't losing such a valuable, headline-grabbing asset on his trip. >> and thinking about the lean-in. it was a tie with the hand is shake. >> reporter: i guess so. but it didn't look like he was telling the truth to me. >> a lot of heat. >> he is going to get the heat, george. you can appreciate

on a more mysterious view that a divine hand was intervening, and he was an actor or agent of this devine hand. lincoln was surrounded by death through the the civil war. friends were killed, certainly colonel baker was killed and wrote a letter and tells a girl i more than any know this. the terrible episode in 1864 when those poor young girls are blown to bits when the washington arsenal explodes, 20 dead girls as young as 13 died. lincoln presides over their funeral. it's an odd thing to think of lincoln dealing with death every day knowing he is sending men to die, friends are dying, family is dying. he was willing to do it. lincoln, and i don't mean this in a bad way, but lincoln is one of the greatest killers in american history because of his decision, because of his will, hundreds of thousands of americans died, but he thought the price of the civil war was worth paying to preserve america as a great institutionings to preserve liberty, ultimately free the slaves and preserve the constitution. there was two lincolns wrestling with each other. he was a tortured soul in his presiden

ladies and devin, this decision has to be taken very carefully. -- ladies and gentlemen, this decision has to be taken very carefully. we cannot commit a fourth blunder. in afghanistan, a lot of people ask whether we can win. i would like, my reply is, we must not lose. even if the answer to win in maybe 50-50, but we must not lose. and let me say with 100% conviction, if we should resolve, we will not lose. and we are not losing. so therefore, my food for thought here is, ladies and gentleman, that we must not lose first and then work out the winning strategy. and i have said that pakistan is supposedly a strategic partner. i don't know. the people of pakistan are not to shore whether we are the strategic partnership -- the people of pakistan are not too share whether we are strategic partners. what are the sensitivities of pakistan? integrity, our world being, of course -- our well being, of course, and the world showing us concern and giving us the importance that is due to us. the other is the kashmir dispute. it is important, not only that it is a dispute in the united nations but

ladies and devin, this decision has to be taken very carefully. -- ladies and gentlemen, this decision has to be taken very carefully. we cannot commit a fourth blunder. in afghanistan, a lot of people ask whether we can win. i would like, my reply is, we must not lose. even if the answer to win in maybe 50-50, but we must not lose. and let me say with 100% conviction, if we should resolve, we will not lose. and we are not losing. so therefore, my food for thought here is, ladies and gentleman, that we must not lose first and then work out the winning strategy. and i have said that pakistan is supposedly a strategic partner. i don't know. the people of pakistan are not to shore whether we are the strategic partnership -- the people of pakistan are not too share whether we are strategic partners. what are the sensitivities of pakistan? integrity, our world being, of course -- our well being, of course, and the world showing us concern and giving us the importance that is due to us. the other is the kashmir dispute. it is important, not only that it is a dispute in the united nations but

ladies and devin, this decision has to be taken very carefully. -- ladies and gentlemen, this decision has to be taken very carefully. we cannot commit a fourth blunder. in afghanistan, a lot of people ask whether we can win. i would like, my reply is, we must not lose. even if the answer to win in maybe 50-50, but we must not lose. and let me say with 100% conviction, if we should resolve, we will not lose. and we are not losing. so therefore, my food for thought here is, ladies and gentleman, that we must not lose first and then work out the winning strategy. and i have said that pakistan is supposedly a strategic partner. i don't know. the people of pakistan are not to shore whether we are the strategic partnership -- the people of pakistan are not too share whether we are strategic partners. what are the sensitivities of pakistan? integrity, our world being, of course -- our well being, of course, and the world showing us concern and giving us the importance that is due to us. the other is the kashmir dispute. it is important, not only that it is a dispute in the united nations but

on a more mysterious view that a divine hand was intervening, and he was an actor or agent of this devinehand. lincoln was surrounded by death through the the civil war. friends were killed, certainly colonel baker was killed and wrote a letter and tells a girl i more than any know this. the terrible episode in 1864 when those poor young girls are blown to bits when the washington arsenal explodes, 20 dead girls as young as 13 died. lincoln presides over their funeral. it's an odd thing to think of lincoln dealing with death every day knowing he is sending men to die, friends are dying, family is dying. he was willing to do it. lincoln, and i don't mean this in a bad way, but lincoln is one of the greatest killers in american history because of his decision, because of his will, hundreds of thousands of americans died, but he thought the price of the civil war was worth paying to preserve america as a great institutionings to preserve liberty, ultimately free the slaves and preserve the constitution. there was two lincolns wrestling with each other. he was a tortured soul in his presidenc

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ladies and devin, this decisio has to be taken very carefully. -- ladies and gentlemen, this decision has to be taken very carefully. we cannot commit a fourth blunder. in afghanistan, a lot of people ask whether we can win. i would like, my reply is, we must not lose. even if the answer to win in maybe 50-50, but we must not lose. and let me say with 100% conviction, if we should resolve, we will not lose. and we are not losing. so therefore, my food for thought here is, ladies and gentleman, that we must not lose first and then work out the winning strategy. and i have said that pakista is supposedly a strategic partner. i don't know. the people of pakistan are not to shore whether we are the strategic partnership- the people of pakistan are not too share whether we are strategic partners. what are the sensitivities of pakistan? integrity, our world being, of course -- our well being, of course, and the world showing us concern and giving us the importance that is due to us. the other is the kashmir dispute. it is important, not only that it is a dispute in the united nations but to

. >> look at devin. >> when i'm reading one of my favorite books, i can take a sip of water. >> get yourldblum is in the studio. >>> good morning, everybody. time now is 10:26. i'm brent cannon. we want to check the forecast with rob. >> forecast looks pretty nice for this veterans day. we're seeing temperatures mostly in the mid-60s as early as noon today, finishing off the day with upper 60s around santa rosa. 65 ander san jose. 62 in san francisco. 64 in santa cruz. tonight, chilly with these dry conditions. tomorrow, a few high clouds and this weekend a warm-up with some 70s inland by sunday. time right now is 10:26. more news after break. e this flu season, what would you pick for your flu vaccine? a shot in the arm? or a spray in the nose? i pick my nose. i pick my nose. i pick my nose gracefully. flumist. it's the only flu vaccine that starts fighting the flu in the nose, where you usually catch it. in a study of kids 2 to 5 years of age, flumist cut the risk of getting the flu in half compared to the flu shot. i picked my nose. she said i could. flumist may not protect everyone.