san diego not so much. rodney? >> well, san diego felt like they've owned this division the last four out of five years and basically took the title. if you look at the division, you look at kansas city, they are rebuilding mode. you look at oakland, they are just oakland raiders. then you look at denver, they felt like denver was in a rebuilding mode. now, all of a sudden, they are down. denver is 4-0 and they are down two games to denver. tough situation to be in. >> it really is. this was a statement game for san diego, too. . they lost two games last year in pittsburgh and had to prove to themselves they could win in pittsburgh and didn't get it done, especially early tonight. >> very disappointing for san diego being that pittsburgh lost two consecutive games and really didn't have a good showing last week. for san diego not to really come in and take advantage of that and get pushed around, the entire field, definitely disappointing. >> yeah. they've got a bye this week and big game now with denver two weeks

diego -- wow. okay. so get in there, see what they'll rate you on a four-year. but obviously i understand why you're thrilled with 6%. >> caller: yes. >> wow, you're going to save a fortune. >> do you have a question about your wallet for me? it's so easy to ask. just go to cnn.com/clarkhoward and click on video submission and let me know what you need to know about your wallet. just like kirk has done. >> hi, i'm kirk and i need a money coach. things that's happened with my 401(k) just make me sick. i've lost one-third of my proceeds that i worked hard to put in there. i'm definitely concerned i'm not going to have enough for retirement. because i see the way the economy is going and i don't think that social security is going to be there. my contributions to my 401(k) are about $3,000 a year and don't feel that that's going to suffice me. i had hoped to retire around 60, 62. but it looks like i'm going to be doing it until 70, 75. >> my question is, do i keep continuing to put money into the 401(k) or do i diversify and put it into something like gold, silver,

the crash happened overnight thursday off of the coast of san diego after civilian hair traffic controllers turned over communications to military air traffic controllers. >>> in 2004, former vice president dick cheney told a special prosecutor he did not know who leaked the identity of a cia agent to the press. newly released fbi documents showed that cheney replied to many questions with i do not recall. it became known as plame-gate when valeri plame's identity was leaked to her husband. cheney's chief of staff, scooter libby, was eventually convicted of perjury in the case. >>> a powerful lawmaker is taking a pushing for a so-called public option. harry reid took his pitch to the internet. as dana bash reports, this may not be just about health care, but also about reid's political survival. >> reporter: a call to action. posted on youtubl. >> make sure you contact your representatives here in washington and push hard. we want a health care bill that has a public option. >> reporter: a blast of e-mails all week pushing the public option and sending a no-so-subtle reminder it's harry rei

. >> diego! okay. the first conversation that we need to have, the longest car loan that makes financial sense in terms of what happens with your wallet over time is 42 months. so, in the next car, much shorter loan. if the payment is outrageous, it means you need to buy a cheaper car. bhu anyway, i digress, because now you're two years in and have a question for me about it. >> caller: yes. i got a credit union account. >> okay. good job. >> caller: and i've had it for about six months now and, just out of curiosity, i went in there to see if they would refinanced the vehicle and they said they would at 6%, but they will only finance for the blue book value of the car. >> right, they don't want to be upside down so they want you to come up with the money. and would they give you a better rate? >> caller: you know, i'm not sure. >> i would ask that question because i don't want you to then take a six-year loan and then through the refi make it a seven year. i would like if you make it six and if you di

a rescue operation in the san diego area. 225-foot cliff near the lighthouse that is at point loma national monument. two people have been rescued. we do not know their condition as of now. according to local reports, the two were two elderly men. a state park ranger says they pulled into the park this morning. the car apparently lurched forward. the man told the ranger he had a problem with his foot. the ranger said the car lurched forward again as they parked near the edge of the cliff. >>> police in arizona want to talk with james arthur ray as they're investigating the sweat lodge ceremony that left two people dead and 19 others injured. here's what the sheriff's department is saying. they say rays that refused to speak with sports and quite frankly, he's left the state. police are trying to figure out if criminal negligence played a role in the deaths on thursday. on his twitter page, ray said he was shocked and saddened by the tragedy. >>> an accused hijacker is under arrest 40 years after the hijacking of the flight. h

this is near san diego.he coast guard said it's not giving up on finding survivors. >> absolutely we are always hopeful. we're working hard to make sure we cover any possibility and the assumption is always that they are alive. >> we have not found any human remains at this point. or survivors. >> the coast guard estimates someone could survive in the 60-degree temperature water for maybe up to about 20 hours. >>> there's been another arrest in the gang rape of a high school girl in california outside her homecoming dance. the 18 year old is now the sixth suspect in custody. his bond set at $1.3 million. four suspects were in court yesterday for the first time. three of them were bulletproof vests. one suspect's aunt says he told her he only watched the assault and didn't do anything to stop it. he was afraid he would get beat up as well. the juveniles are being charged as adults. they could get life in prison if convicted. police won't say whether any of the witnesses recorded this attack on their cell phon

the steelers ran all over the san diego defense.en hall plows through, starts a 7-0 lead for pittsburgh. ben roethlisberger. made it 14-0. and it made san diego defensive coordinator ron rivera upset. he chewed out his chargers in the sideline. don't know that it mattered much. the steelers jumped out to a 28- 0 lead. they eventually went. coming up next hour, the orioles season ends. and with it, the end of melvin mora's long tenure in baltimore. his contract is up. he is not expected back. melvin talks about his love for charm city and the o's. >> that's touching. >> touchy sendoff yesterday with the faamly. >> a little standing ovation as he was pinched hit for. >> thanks, mark. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> two maryland congressmen, urging people to get the h1n1 vaccine. i'm adam may. but there is one problem. there is not enough vaccine for everyone just yet. when will it be here? th [tv set] hey, i've been paused for 20 minutes. the wasted energy isn't pausing, that's for sure. when i'm paused, i wast

the first is here in san diego and mahogany plans to come back. >> this is going to be one of my hangouts >> now, your insta-weather + forecast. >> taking a look at our visible satellite and hd doppler imager is on the radar, we're looking at showers and storms bring to our south. that extends not only from the carolinas but through the georges, parts of lower alabama and mississippi. high-pressure is firmly in control. we will see beautiful, sunny skies throughout this afternoon temperatures are falling pretty much the normal sood. 65 downtown now, 64 at the airport, take the bay bridge over to the eastern shore, about 64 in michaels. typically more moderate there in the afternoon hours. sanney for the rest of this afternoon, went out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. normal is 68 to 70 degrees this time of year. 71 is our normal high for today. our normal though, 48. it looks like we will be down in that range tonight. the record low was 45. and in october of 19603 tomak 833-to -- 1963, a 33-degree record low was set. wali have the convergent of the air aloft with this error sings

that play he made against san diego was an incredible play. it could be in the guy at any time. >> it should be interesting. for the orioles, the trouble continues, the 13th straight loss. four games left. they have 2 win 3 of them to avoid the third ever 100 lost season for the franchise. i hope your day is off to again test start. >> michael vick has rejoined the nfl and is also back with nike. the shoe companies signed him when he was a rookie back in 2001. when he admitted his involvement in a dog fighting ring, they severed ties. he was released from house arrest in july and returned to the field this sunday. the agreement involves shoes and apparel. >> coming up, new driving laws go into effect in maryland today. it will affect speeders and textures. details are next. >> -- texters. the tulsa next. >> i will bring you the latest from washington coming up. >> -- >> good morning. >> thanks so much for joining us. we would today check on weather and traffic together. it is the first day of october. it really feels like it. >> not as cold as

>> what's going on in san diego is a couple things. one already they had a videotape of an acorn worker telling this pimp and prostitute in the videotape how to illegally smuggle i think 13 to 15-year-old girls across the border and then also aside from that we have these girls across the border. we had voter fraud that they sent to the local prosecutor. so the allegations on acorn doing mischievous things is nothing new. we believe from our standpoint when we find out about it we need to have the proper authorities investigate. >> finally the final point, there's also potential issue with the making of those videos, that in california it apparently is against the law to make a video or audio recording without someone's permission. is that part of the investigation, also? >> i believe so. the attorney general said he will look into that and everything else. but that doesn't change the fact that these workers for this organization, a number of occasions were videotaped doing outrageous things, suggesting that people engage in prostituti

walking would mean being with many men and women across san diego who like her had fought the disease and i knew i would be supporting many organizations that have worked to heal them. i remember thinking about how i would find time to train for the walk because if i took it on, i wanted to complete the walk and time management skills and congressional schedules, i wasn't sure how it would work out. breast cancer hadn't affected me personally. the disease hadn't struck my family. i felt the need to walk with others. soon after i signed up for the event rkts i was looking forward to joining my sister and her husband for dinner and catching up on our lives, sharing stories of our children. i was actually really excited to also tell her that i had signed up for the walk. she's a marathon runner and i thought maybe she wanted to join us since walking for three days would be really easy for her. but my sister at that dinner had news of her own to share. she had just had a biopsy. and it had come back malignant. her diagnosis, breast cancer. far too many people know what it's like to sit th

northwest flight 188 flew from san diego to minneapolis.nstead of landing in minneapolis, it kept going. one pilot is responding to speculation he fell asleep. tom foreman reports. >> reporter: from the time it passed other denver, flight 188 had air traffic controllers in the dark for 1:18. there was not one radio control from the plane or response from the ground. they were not asleep. >> nobody was asleep in the c b cockpit. no arguments took place. that leaves plenty of troubling questions. first, even with this plane traveling out of contact for than 500 miles per hour for more than an hour, military officials confirmed to cnn they were not contacted by the faa until the plane passed over the city of minneapolis. at that time, the military scramb scrambled to launch four fully armed f-16 fighters. it was so late, they never got off the ground before the airliner was contacted. passengers say throughout the process, the cockpit and cabin crew gave them no hint of any trouble, another curious revelation. >> if any of us knew it was going

. >> reporter: in milwaukee they have sausages, in san diego, a chicken. in philadelphia they have whatever this is. but in washington we have presidents. >> good morning. >> reporter: no, not those presidents. these presidents. lincoln, washington, jefferson and teddy roosevelt. and they run in the presidents' race a fourth inning tration at every washington nationals home baseball game. the concept is simple. four presidents, one mad dash to the finish line. though the nationals have struggled losing more than 100 games this season, the presidents' race always gets the fans out of their seats. teddy roosevelt is the clear fan favorite. and a lovable loser. >> let teddy win. >> reporter: teddy is winless in nearly 300 races though he often comes close to victory. why do you still have any hope. >> when he starts winning they'll start winning. >> reporter: his tactics include riding a segway, a motorcycle and bringing in extra help from the stands. >> kind of like the trickster for kids rabbit. always screws up. >> reporter: they say it's not fixed and ted

the ravens passed two quizzes and the san diego project. now comes the real test.ns play the new england patriots sunday at 1:00. let's go to owings mills to see the ravens getting ready. >> i'm obviously there amongst the, you know, greatest franchises of any sport. when you win three super bowls, three championships in any sport you're considered a dynasty. >> taylor has been able to run. he gets it again and pounds it in! hardly touched. >> there's always something about it. that's where you measure where your program is. because they are such a great team. they have a great coach and they are very fundamentally sound. >> we're just going in there, hopefully trying to do our job and move the ball down the field and continue, you know, some of the things we've been doing. the last three games. that's our main goal. >> it should be fun. another game for us and another road game and we got to if on the road and get a win. they are a good team and we're going to come ready to play. >> all right. the ravens come into game three 3-0. patriots 2-1 on the year. 1:00 on

stay tuned for "football night in america" followed by nbc's sunday night football, san diego at pittsburghiams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york for all of us here at nbc news. good night. what is it to lead? at pnc, it's doing what most benefits our customers. whether that's building more certified green buildings than anyone on earth. creating online banking tools for the next generation. or making a 10 year, $100 million investment in kids. it's how we've always done business. and will for a very long time to come. pnc. leading the way. captions paid for by nbc-universal television

the crash happened overnight thursday off the coast of san diego right after civilian air traffic controllers turned over communications to military air traffic controllers. >>> california officials say they are going to try to reopen the san francisco-oakland bay bridge on monday. but they say they can't guarantee it even though they'll be working the whole weekend to repair it. the bridge was closed on tuesday after three steel pieces fell off of it in the middle of rush hour, right into traffic. they crashed right into the lanes and injured one person. the bridge carries about 280,000 vehicles per day. >>> a powerful lawmaker is taking a gamble and pushing for a so-called public option in the senate health care bill. this week senator majority leader harry reid took his pitch to the internet. and as dana bash reports, this may not be just about health care but also about reid's political survival. >> reporter: a call to action, posted on youtube. >> make sure you contact your representatives back here in washington and push hard. we want a health care bill that has a public option. >> repo

we're the san diego police. we're not the faa. the media to fly at a certain altitude. police need to end this before anyone gets hurt. the officer gets his wish. ground forces deploy spike strips as the suspect circles yet again. [ tires explode ] it works. two tires go flat and the bus begins to slow down. finally, the driver stops and throws himself to the ground. police are on him in seconds... but then the unthinkable happens. in the crush of police and media, a patrolman forgets to set his parking brake. the cruiser bears down on the suspect and several officers. thankfully, one officer throws himself in the cruiser's path, stopping it. the bus thief is finally taken into custody, but he doesn't go without a fight. it's a wild finish to a bizarre chase. but amid the media-fueled chaos, police kept their cool and waited for the right time to strike. [ tire explodes ] thanks to their patience, no one was hurt, either on the ground or in the air... and instead of being behind the wheel, this bus-stealing speed freak ended up be

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. >>> an elderly bank robber is on the loose in san diego. the fbi says he's between 60 and 70 years old and has hit four california banks in about one month. this time he pulled out a gun and got away with a bunch of cash. a nearby school was even put on lockdown. the suspect apparently carried an oxygen tank during one of the robberies. we get all the good ones, bob. >> if i remember from "jaws" you don't want to get in a shoot-out with an oxygen tank. >> those things can explode. how does air travel look today? i'm guessing the northeast is a concern of yours. >> it is. it's a major one now. you have heavy rain pulling away from new york but the low clouds are still there and now the rain is moving into boston. so here's what it looks like on the safer flight explorer. i put the new york/new jersey and connecticut there, too. you see jfk, the new york metro, more rain to come. so far no delays, though. not a lot of air traffic either. here's what we have for the day. watching for an hour, boston, new york, philadelphia. low clouds, an hour

. >>> mendenhall responded in the right way, 165 yards rushing, steelers get the big win over san diego. >> now we're caught up on all of our football. >> yeah. >> i didn't have to watch it all afternoon. just joking. >>> some rock stars want you to eat your veggies, or at least remember where they came from. the crop of performers who rocked out for family farming. >>> plus, remember that officer caught on tape fighting with an ambulance driver? he's in trouble again. >>> unfortunately one of them belonged to one of our employees, and he lost a number of his pets. >> how awful. a fireman is battling a wildfire in california, san bernardino county, that took his own home. winds could be calmer, helping crews get control of the flames. yesterday the gusts got as high as 50 miles an hour. >>> three u.n. workers were kill in a suicide bomb attack on their office in pakistan. officials from the world food program say that five other people were wounded. the taliban's new leader in pakistan threatened new attacks yesterday. but it's still unclear whether they're behind today's bombing. >>> t

>> i was -- i was in san diego.tarted this tv show that i'm working on and we went to comic-con to promote the show and jerry texted me with his brother and said, we're taking the girls to a night game at dodgers stadium. >> and apparently the girls are already scalping tickets. and then later -- >> this the a couple hours later. they were totally into it. >> a 64-ounce beer cup. [ laughter ] >> well, that's kind of fun. so is jerry helping watch the children while you're working? >> yeah, right now he's got his hands full. i was with them nonstop until then six months and jerry has taken over. he's going to law school part-time. >> to be a lawyer? >> to be -- well, right now, it's more of the intellectual passion. i mean, i don't know if he'll be a practicing lawyer some day. it will take some time. >> really? is he under the impression that the world is short of lawyers? >> he is. >> wow. >> maybe he's trying to save us some money. >> by the way, are you sure he's going to night school? what i imagine is him at a

that fourth round play he made in san diego was incredible. you just have to be aware.it could be any guy at any time. >> west welker has missed a couple of games with a knee injury. he was limited in practice today. patriots are dealing with a number of key injuries. it could be a factor that tilts the balance. we'll see as the ravens try to beat new england for the first time. see the game here on wjz. our coverage kicks offer at 1:00. and when the action is over, our coverage continues with the bmw post game show. join me and joe washington. and marty and the bulldogs have air tran football talk from the espn zone here. >>> just four games remain in the orioles season. they play their final road game at tampa bay tonight. then three at home to finish. the o's are mired in a 13-game losing streak. something that even pains orioles of the past. i had a chance to sit down with hall-of-famer brooks robinson. he shares the frustration of orioles fans were have. -- everywhere. robinson talked about the orioles struggle and the future of the skipper. >> if i was a betting g

san diego would try to make a comeback but it would not be enough. the steelers within 38-28. and as far baltimore's team it was a stinging loss for the ravens as their chance to go undefeated slips through their fingers literally. here's mark with more. >> good morning. the high flying raines taking on the powerful new england patriots. big buildup leading to sunday's game and it lived up to the hype with a game that helt phycoa playoff atmosphere. the ravens fumbled the opening kickoff and gave the patriots a felled goal but the ravens bounce right back with a touchdown drive caught by this toss to mason who went up and comes down hard but hangs on. ravens take the lead. but that lead was erased by two straight patriots touchdowns. right through the ravens defense on the score. 17-7 new england. but baltimore's defense came up big. third quarter, tom brady hit by suggs, that ball is fumbled into the end zone and recovered by edwards at the rapes touchdown. they keep it a close game. down by 6, in need of a touchdown. the ravens driving by clayton can't hold on. that's it for

. >>> an elderly bank robber is on the loose in san diego right now.he fbi says he's between 60 and 70 years old and has hit p up four banks in about a month. this time he pulled out a gun and got away with a bunch of cash. a nearby school was put on lockdown because of it. the suspect apparently carried an oxygen tank during one of the robberies. >>> a hardware store worker got canned over a button. now he's talking to a lawyer. oh, yeah. >>> we are seeing some of the worst violence in afghanistan since the war started. at least six u.s. workers were killed today by taliban militants. the a "associated press" says a u.s. citizen is among the dead. also, rockets with were fired at the presidential palace and a luxury hotel. no one was hurt in those attacks, though. >>> d.c. sniper john allen muhammad will be executed on november 10th. virginia officials announced that yesterday. he will be given a lethal injection. mohammed's lawyers are asking for lem enscy because they say he has a severe mental illness. >>> remember the pilots who overshot the minne

san diego, they want that label. weather conditions should be just fine.uld be really nice for fall football. speaking of fall, you get credit for the best sign today. the fall colors, leaves. thanks. let's go inside to lester. >>> bill, thanks. now to a 42-year-old gorilla named josephine who's getting a new look at world today after nearly going blind from cataracts. nbc's mark potter has her story. >> reporter: for the past ten years, zoo keepers in miami have been worrying about josephine. the aging female gorilla was suffering from cataracts, which gradually became so severe she was nearly blind. the once social and active primate was now fearful and withdrawn. >> she didn't move around as much as the other gorillas did as the cataracts, i think, got worse. she probably stayed a little bit closer to her home areas. >> reporter: in considering corrective surgery for josephine, zookeepers and volunteer surgeons were most concerned about her age. at 42, she is old for a gorilla. but concerns about whether she could survive anesthesia as her cataracts wer

the jet left san diego but overshot its destination by 150 miles.act by about an hour. when they responded the flight was over wisconsin. here is what the flight's co-pilot told our affiliate. >> nobody was asleep in the cockpit. no arguments took place but other than that i cannot tell you anything that went on because we're having hear thgs weekend. we're having hearings on tu. all that information will come out then. >> reporter: no arguments took place? i mean, that is the statement that is out there all over the place. >> there were no arguments at all in the cockpit. that wasn't even an issue. >> richard cole says he doesn't know the other pilot that well. he calls the entire episode a nightmare but passengers were never in any danger. passengers on flight 188 say there was no indication of any trouble. >> we were just completely under the impression it was just air traffic and that minneapolis airport was not giving us clearance to land and that basically we were going to fly around until they allowed us to do so. and that's what we all belie

from oregon state, his brother kevin is a rookie, they say going to start playing more for the san diego this week. >> dan: big decision now for brian schottenheimer. not been able to get the ball to any other wide receiver besides braylon edwards with smith and cotchery out. just no can confidence in clowney or wallace wright. >> dick: with five interceptions, four by sanchez a little nervous there as well. sanchez looking. pulls it back, almost intercepted there. incomplete, intended for keller and keith ellison angled across he was looking as you said as a defensive touchdown was on the mark. jets three and out from deep in their own end. >> dan: check out sanchez. he has a lot of time to throw on this. can't find anybody. then almost makes that critical error there that would have cost the jets the game. >> dick: fair catch called by jackson at the 45 of buffalo. bills have good field position after 43 yard kick and no return. >> dan: that's heads up play by fred jackson. don't worry about the return with the fair catch you have good starting field position. >> dick: 55 yards from th

this car dropped 225 feet off a cliff at a state park near san diego.y that the driver may have hit the gas instead of the brake when his car lurched forward and went over the cliff. authorities say one man fell out partway down the slope. the driver and passenger were also taken to the hospital. >>> today's hot viral video. come here and look at a finger style guitarist whose songs are getting millions of hits. ♪ >> isn't that really good? we dug it up for you on youtube. so talented. >>> a historically black university is crowning its first white beauty queen. but that new job comes with some challenges. >>> do or do i go to work on time? morning, sunshine. i'm robin meade. let's jump right into the stories we're talking about. remember all the angry town halls about health care that we saw during this summer? well, all that fuss over coverage may come to a head after a major vote today. >>> this crash didn't just start a huge fire. someone actually got pinned underneath the wreckage. he's okay. but it is an amazing rescue. >>> all right. let's start

. >> reporter: it's 10:00 am in san diego, and sharon howell is just arriving on a flight from atlanta. she's heading south to tijuana to have laparoscopic banding surgery. >> i attempted to have the surgery back in the states and the insurance company made it extremely difficult. >> reporter: so, sharon decided to become a medical tourist. >> we all looked up the facility, the physician, saw that he was highly credentialed. >> reporter: her experience so far? >> incredible. >> reporter: and the price tag, about $6,000. that's less than a third of the cost in the united states without insurance. >> it's a different economy, different cost structure. insurance cost for the facilities for the doctors, a bunch of different factors that, if you add them up, some up to the cost but does not, in any way, affect the standards of quality. >> reporter: there can be risks when seeking care abroad, so says emory university's dr. john sweeney. >> the long-term follow up and continuity of care that will be difficult to achieve. >> reporter: it's important to research the types of certifications bot

i think san diego is probably there. but there's a lot of areas across the country that aren't. in commercial mortgages, that's a whole different story. bamplgs are not facing the music as far as the commercial mortgages on their balance sheets. what happens with commercial mortgages, because principal is not paid every month, the borrower has to pay a big balloon payment after a certain period of time. what's been happening is, borrowers on commercial properties haven't been able to get replacement mortgages. so the banks are playing a game of extend and pretend. and they just extend it. >> this is going to be -- >> and pretend. >> and when you get to 015, and we get $4 billion of commercial mortgage coming due, in 15 through 17, and you're going to be deferring, lend and extend, we're going to have a big problem potentially. >> i want to keep it on residential here. one of the things that surprised me is mortgage rates moving down. of course, treasuries have been moving up. but that's a bit of a surprise. you would thought in this cycle, rates would be going up. this is a big

if you don't believe it, check out what nadine with our sister station fox 5 in san diego found at her. >> reporter: you can't really see it but it's everywhere. >> there are bacteria and viruses on every surface all the time and there's nothing you can do about it. >> reporter: bacteria can get you sick, especially in the workplace. and it doesn't discriminate against news rooms like ours here at fox 5. >> it's gist bad. i'm stuffed up in the nose right now. >> reporter: there are millions of bacteria but only 50 species are dangerous like e. coli or salmonella. >> you can get pick -- pick up stuff like pink eye and cold viruses and so forth from common everyday items. >> reporter: just how much bacteria is lurking in our workplace? >> 100,000 bacteria in a little area. >> reporter: professor kelly says hundreds of thousands of bacteria live on office items like keyboards, a computer mouse or telephone. >> bacteria viruses you can pick them right off the buttons. >> reporter: sharing these items with coworkers can get you sick. >> maybe they didn't wash their hands and they touch the

room rats in san diego are sighing some of the steepest declines in the country. >> one great resortates of $117 this fall. railroad your dream vacation to hawaii can now be a reality. air fare to eyelands there is down 14% from last year. >> the five-star resort gives a $500 resort credit when you book a five-night or longer stay this fall. >> reporter: spend the money you save on your hotel at the tables in sin city. >> las vegas room rates have fallen more than any other domestic destination. the thee-star circus circus is a three-scar hotel at the heart of the las vegas strip has room rates this fall from $25 a night. >> reporter: the dominican republic has several all- inclusive reports. >> the beach has rates from $104 a night. >> reporter: check out fall told yag in vermont without spending too much green. >> we found a deal. this is $199 per person. you get yr absolutely gorgeous room, a full country breakfast every morning, 25% off of the spa treatments and they also give you maps so you can go out and do some leaf peeping on your own. >>> fedex field tued out to be a pretty

a disclaimer saying, paramount pictures wishes to thank the san diego police department for gives ushe footage. not real, real. it's fake real. >> you mentioned "blair witch project" became a classic a decade ago. does this have the same kind of potential? >> i don't know that it has the same box office potential. i mean, "blair witch project" made $140 million, shocking, pretty much to everybody. this definitely has potential, though. we're seeing it right now. it's playing on few screens but it's per showing average is through the roof. >> does that mean it will go to more screens? does it have potential to pick up speed and go nationwide? >> could easily go nationwide. they're running an interesting campaign on the website to get people to demand to have the movie come to their town and go to the website, click a button and say we want it to come to topeka, or wherever. it's expanded from 13 screens to 33 this week and my guess is from the audience i was with, which was entirely full at midnight on a thursday, this movie is going to you know, keep expanding slowly and gradually an

. >> reporter: roommates in san diego are seeing some of the steepest declines. >> rays of $119 this fall. that's 35% off last year's rates. >> reporter: your dream vacation to hawaii can now abreality. airfare to island there is is down 14% from last year. >> the grand hotel which is a five-star resort gives a $500 credit when you book a five night or longer stay this fall. >> reporter: save money at the tables? sin city. >> the room rate has fallen more than any other domestic destination. skier cuss ier -- circus circus has roommates when this fall from $25 a night. >> reporter: the dominican republic has several all inclusive resorts so no surprises at checkout. >> in punta -- [ indiscernible ] you can't beat the prices. >> reporter: check out the fall foliage in vermont without spending too much green. >> we found a deal througa place called snow flake mountain resort and spa. it's $199 per person. you get your gorgeous room, a full country breakfast every morning, 25% off of the spa treatments and they also give you maps to -- so you can go out and do some leaf peeping on your

first he rips his coach on twitter after they lose to san diego.attacked one of his followers using gay slurs butkused out reporters using nir gay slur bh asked about the tweet getting your bleeping bleeping out of here. >>> childress is giving us an idea for a new halloween costume. he said he wanted to remind his players to block out the pressure. worry a wig, blue nylons and lipstick, but they didn't lose the game. that is what i'm wearing for halloween. nobody will know what the heck i'm doing. >> i love it. >> blue nylons. >> that would distract the northwest pilots if you wore something like that, you know? >> what? northwest pilots? >> the one that overshot minneapolis st. paul for 150 miles. >> excuse me. my turn to talk now. hello, bob. >>> we'll show you what's happening now. the heavy rain up through the eastern "showbiz" in philadelphia. you'll have a 73 minute delay in philadelphia through the entire afternoon because of the rain. new york city metro will get delays of over an hour. philadelphia you have it now. atlanta anticipated it

juan: joining us now to san diego fox news political analyst karl rove. karl, thanks for coming.n let me just quickly ask you, karl. he gets rejected on on the same day that he was there making the pitch and i mean, it's not only that he was rejected. chicago was out in the first round. not even close, karl. is this a humiliation for the president? >> absolutely. he got exactly what he deserved by personalizing this by raising the profile -- by raising his profile in this and by making this such a specific personal ask. his remarks to the committee are incredible not only the bite that you read but he also said he referred to his own election. nearly one year ago on a clear november night people from every corner of the world gathered in the city of chicago in front of their televisions to watch the results of the presidential election. their interest wasn't about me as an individual. whenever anybody says this is not about me. they mean it's all about me. he said, you know, this is a defining moment. we have a responsibility to help lead an effort to forge new partnerships with

we will be there live in san diego. so you'll want to watch for it, with some exclusive interviews, especially on the "closing bell." for more, go to the blog. >> that will be great. we're looking forward to that, diane a. >>> is president obama gaining any traction? we'll check it out when we come back on "closing bell." more than just money moving across markets. it's about exchanging ideas across cultures, opening up to the world- continuing to innovate. you need to have a nimble organization that can innovate rapidly and constantly is willing to learn. speed has become so important. every aspect of business has to be able to demonstrate flexibility and agility. collaboration is the name of the game. we have at least half a dozen relationships giving us new products, new opportunities and wonderful new therapies. a great place to be is at the intersection of content and technology because from the creative side-- the possibilities are endless and the ways you can reach people are extraordinarily exciting. our partner

the california secretary of state has launched investigations into acorn in san diego. they registered more than 26,000 voters last year. more than 4000 of them were red flag. nearly 2000 of them were tossed out. dozens of other residents say that their commissions were forged. so far the veterans -- so far the d.a. is tight-lipped. bill: michael barrett secretly videotaped espn's erin andrews while she was naked inside of her hotel room. he is accused of rigging a peep hole with a camera. anita, what will happen today? >> today a judge in federal court is going to decide whether or not he wants to give him bail or send him to los angeles, where a judge there will take care of the situation. he goes by the name of michael barrett, but he also uses the name mark bennett. he is actually still in custody in chicago, waiting for this at o'hare airport. what this stems from is a case in september when he secretly recorded erin andrews from espn. according to the fed's he found out that she was staying at a hotel in tennessee. he requested a room right next to hers, altering

in those cities, -- su borning in those cities, five major cities, including san bernardino and san diego, california, and brooklyn. president obama said he didn't know anything about this 4e knew who professor dwates was he says he doesn't know what was going on in acorn, though i've seen the videotape of the president speaking to acorn, telling them, we've walked this walk together. acorn involved in promoting a whole series of crimes within these five cities, including promotion of child prostitution, illegal immigration, violations of the mann act, helping facilitate mortgages for a house of ill repute and telling them how to avoid taxes, report only 10 cents on the dollar, qualify for the earned income tax credit and for the child care tax credit for little children prostitutes. were these mothers sitting behind the desk at acorn? they're recruiting girls to be prostitutes while girls are being raised in the background. those things happen, with some similarity, in five cities across america. that's not the whole spectrum. the voter registration fraud, the voter election fraud, today

the duck was found at a lake in san diego by a park maintenance worker. x-rays show four arrows hit the duck in the head another just missed his jugular but this duck is a fighter. >> between pain medicine and fluids and shock treatment he's doing well. we think in time he'll get well and go back out to the lake. he was lucky to be shot with what look like target arrows and not hunting arrows. >> san diego police launched a criminal investigation. >>> in fargo north dakota, people didn't have to leave their hotel rooms to go sightseeing in the wild because a moose came to them in the court yard sighted going through town and into a hotel. a nearby street was shut down. a dozen animal control agents showed up to corner the moose, shot at the rear end and was taken to a safe area. >>> a florida boy may be taken from his mother because his doctors say he's dangerously overweight. what she says for herself and our viewers will be weighing in, too. >>> rescue teams southeast of phoenix are doing the best to get a frightened horse out of a very deep hole. now t

. >> bueno, muchÍsimas gracias por ese reportaje, adriana rodrÍguez directamente desde san diego, californianitas pero hay que esperar a ese tiempo para estar disponibles. >> los crisantemos siempre estÁn durante el aÑo entero, las rosas tambiÉn, siempre disponibles en todas partes. y en el mes de diciembre se ve flor roja, que tambiÉn tiene ros colores. >> áádespnosotros leecimos noch buena. ahora, esas son muy difÍciles de cuidar. >> sÍ, eso es lo que pasa, que la flor dura mucho pero el follaje se deja perder un poquito. usualmente lo que yo hago para mantenerla un poco hÚmeda, no dejar la que se sequen. pero a veces uno puede ayudar a la naturaleza, agarrados o tres pedazos de vino y lo pone entre los tallos en la tierra y le da follaje a la flor. >> rossie estÁ haciendo los Últimos toques de este arreglo precioso. >> es una regla muy fÁcil de hacer en la casa. lo pueden comprar en cualquier almacÉn, de algo asÍe puede conseguir un arreglo de esta manera. >> claro, yo te ayudo con mucho gusto. >> sumergida en agua, vienen pequeÑa, mediana y grande. >> tome nota en casita porque esto se v

witnesses say they saw a massive fireball just fall into the ocean near san diego.ays it is not giving up on finding survivors. >> absolutely, we are always hopeful. we are working very hard to make sure we cover any possibility. and the assumption is always that they are alive. we have not found any human remains at this point or survivors. >> the coast guard is smath that someone could survive that 60-degree water temperature for up to 20 hours there. >>> and police now arrested an iraqi man accused of running over his daughter because she's become too westernized. u.s. marshals took the man into custody. his daughter is hospitalized in serious condition. police say he ran down his daughter in a parking lot because she was not living according -- living her life according to traditional iraqi values. >>> there's been another arrest in the gang rape of a california high school girl outside of her homecoming dance. this time we're talking about 18-year-old jose carlos montana now the sixth suspect in custody here. and his bond has been set for $1.3 million. four sus

on my show in san diego i produced it myself, i flew the people in from los angeles. >> power. >> i put them up at the hotel. i did everything i wanted to do. i got to hollywood, i find out i got a producer, i got a associate producers, i got writers and i wasn't prepared for that. i blew that wonderful opportunity. >> look at you now, how many opportunities you've had since that. >> it took me a long time to accomplish where i'm at now. >> so many co-hosts. >> yes, over the years. so many is right. >> you've had -- what was the first one? >> first one years and years ago was mary hart. >> mary hart with the legs. >> she had legs then, too. >> was she sexually harassed at her job? >> not by me. no, i saw her, i was doing a local show in -- i was going to start a local talk show on television. i was doing the news on kabc in los angeles. i knew the show was coming and they wanted me to have a co-host. so i asked mary hart. she was one of the first. before that it was sarah purcell and cindy garvey here in new york. then anne abernathy. then kathie lee who stayed 15 years. now kelly has b