this is dwight eisenhower. i have often said to leadership of people of the american way, a post -- i didn't have the idea then, why don't we adopt, since the republicans do not -- how many people were running for the presidency when mitt romney succeeded? must have been seven or eight or nine running for the presidency and we saw all of those debate, 30 or more debate, there wasn't one mention of dwight david eisenhower, the guy who led us when we won world war ii which i was proud to have served, not a mention ever and he ran the country successfully for eight years. he missed a lot of things. he was not perfect. i never met the individual who was perfect. the gay and lesbian issues, he couldn't count on dwight eisenhower's presidency on a number of issues, you couldn't count on dwight eisenhower and his presidency but where this system of roads, i forget the expression, our highways across the country and our roads, his administration, two, eight years was responsible for the beginning of, he wasn't a heavyw

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if such a thing even, or of dwight eisenhower. spent the last truly popular president. is it possible thing you or does republican party have to find a new set of heroes, a new set of ideas? >> you know, we hear a lot this notion that ronald reagan couldn't get elected if he ran in today's republican party. which is the speed you mean he wouldn't get the nomination from republican? >> because he's not conservative enough is the implication, and that's an appealing idea. to me i don't really believe that because gets back to the idea of reagan have strong principles that he believed in on big issues, and then he was really infinitely adaptable on everything else. sso breaking if he were running in today's republican party i think would figure out where he needed to be, but he would also be asking that same question that is asking in 1964 and in 1966, which is how do i get the republican nomination and talk to republicans in a way that is not going to alienate the rest of the country? aunties able to do that so effectively in the '60s because he has a deep confidence in h

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republican leadership under dwight eisenhower kept the peace and passed along to this administrationhe mightiest parcel for defense the world has ever known. and i need not remind you that it was the strength and the believable will of the eisenhower years that kept the peace by using our strengths, by using it in lebanon, and by showing it courageously at all times. it was during those republican years that the thrust of communism and imperialism was blunted. it was during those years of republican leadership that this world moved closer, not to war, but closer to peace than at any other time in the last three decades. and i need not remind you, but i will, that during democratic years, our strength to declare war has gone into [indiscernible] it has been during democratic years that we have weakly stumbled into conflict, refusing to tell our own people of our full participation and letting our finest men die on battlefields unmarked by purpose, unmarked by pride, or the prospect of victory. yesterday, it was korea. tonight, it is vietnam. don't try to sweep this under the rug. we a

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the last dome facelift happened when dwight eisenhower was present. this time it's a construction zone in the sky. >> it frees spans without touching the skin of the doem were with a 60 million budget, the capitol makeover will take another year, to give washington a fresh look for the next president's inauguration. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, from the roof of the capitol. >>> leading the news. in the "l.a. times", state can't make sex offenders give authorities their internet i.d.s. the ninth circuit of appeals has ruled that the internet reporting requirements of california prop 45 designed to fight sex trafficking infringed on free speech rights. >>> and in the omaha world harold, omahan offered full tuition, unl scholarship in the 8th grade. that is because the 13-year-old whiz kid got a perfect score on the reading section of the a.c.t. >>> some other stories we're following. the united states is no longer the world's favorite country. turns out germany is the top spot according to a new survey. the country is admired for its economy, political le

the thought of dwight eisenhower waking up every morning and hopping on air force one and giving a speech in order to be part of that day's news cycle and to give back, you would never think of that. he was never in a debate or ever on any on the tv new shows. he just was a very great leader that wanted to be president. he was not skilled as a manipulator and things like that. it is just a whole different approach. but now we are building a memorial to him because he was a great president. certainly isach not what is going on now. >> so we are talking to you early in october. there is an ethics investigation and whichasked for a the committee has asked for. years who have served on the ethics committee, etc.. believehave a reason to -- etc.. did you have a reason to believe it would be adjudicated? andt is a two-tiered system they don't always agree. the reason i asked for the ethics investigation and a review of my actions is because i had gone to the ethics committee to ask for approval or to give me guidance whether i was acted on behalf of a constituent company. i have done it before

the last dome face-lift happened when dwight eisenhower was president. but this time 25 levels of decking make a construction zone in the sky. >> so it freestands in between these levels without touching the actual skin of the dome. >> reporter: with a $60 million budget, this capitol makeover will take another year, to give washington a fresh look for the next president's inauguration. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, from the roof of the capitol. >>> big health story making news tonight that will be of particular interest to the millions of americans who take an aspirin a day for the sake of their heart. a large study of people over age 60, those at high risk, found taking a low-dose aspirin every day may not significantly protect against a heart attack or stroke. this news, of course, raises more questions about who should be taking a daily low-dose aspirin. >> for patients who have had a prior heart attack, we know that taking a baby aspirin every day can prevent another one from happening, but this is not without potential complications such as bleeding.

the white house argues seven modern presidents starting with dwight eisenhower took executive action to deal with immigration problems. though it's never impacted this many people. >> my question to the president is, why couldn't you wait and see what this new congress does? >> reporter: the president says he's waited long enough for republicans to pass legislation. and here at the white house tonight 18 democrats have been invited to get details of the president's plan over dinner. and a final note, none of the three major broadcast networks will carry the president's speech tomorrow. brian. >> chris jansing on the north lawn for us tonight. chris, thanks. >>> there's new fallout tonight from the sexual assault allegations surrounding bill cosby. just this afternoon nbc's entertainment division announced they are no longer moving forward with a new sitcom that cosby was supposed to be in. that news comes as other companies move to distance themselves from him as another woman has come forward with allegations. we get our report tonight from our national correspondent kate snow. >> r

mindless meat grinder just like vietnam in the spring of that year reagan wrote to his hero dwight eisenhower to seek the presidency and the general welcome to that support than he campaigned on his behalf in 1952 and began 56 and worked as his successor as richard nixon but always as a concerned a democrat only in 62 a decade after his original connection with guys eisenhower did he reregister as a republican because his party had left him not the other way around. interestingly enough as a result of that relationship eisenhower became the reagan and george not well-known but they developed a solid relationship and at the end of 64 eisenhower began to pay attention because the reagan performance was in stark contrast to the harsh goldwater defeat and years and the of the break-in was seeking to rebuild the republican party. eisenhower and reagan had stayed in touch through the years and exchange letters and phone calls and personal visits eventually. they stayed in touch through ikes last visit to palm desert in 69 the concept of peace through strength was probably born during those conversa

. >> every single american president since dwight eisenhower in the 1950s has undertaken some type ofcutive action involving immigration. most notably, george h.w. bush in 1990 used his executive powers to provide immigration relief to family members, people who are here, through the 1986 immigration program. and the -- george h.w. bush's program at the time covered about 40% of the undocumented population. which is on par with what president obama's initiative seeks to do. and the question about how the republicans are going to respond, i mean, really the ball is in their court now. i mean, the majority of american people, republicans, democrats, independence all want a permanent solution to our immigration system. there is a widespread consensus that the status quo is the worst possible option. and that is actually what we have been forced to live with. the house republicans refuse to take up immigration reform through 2013 and '14. so the president had no choice but to act on his own. >>> israeli police say they do not plan to prevent young muslims from attending friday prayers at

wanted it again in 1948, again in 1952. 2, he came reasonably close, but dwight eisenhower was the presidential candidate for republicans then. 20 oosevelt had a young man yeefrps younger than he was and he looked energetic to run against him. he had to find a way to get too.etic the pictures did not make him look very good. pendleton, amp california. southern california, at the time of the democratic convention in chicago. want to be in chicago at the time. in the railway car that he used across the ng country, microphones had been up so he could give a speech accepting the nomination. he did. cameramen orters and were brought in to listen to the speech live and take his port and the picture taken of look so hazard that he nearly lost the election for him. but lucky he was alive at that point. because that morning, the acceptance ave his peech a little later on, he called to his son jimmy who was a marine major then at camp pendleton. come help me, i have terrible pains. i opened the book, by the way, episode and flashback. was a what apparently seizure. but nobody knew. his doctor was in the

and the thought of dwight eisenhower getting up every morning and hopping on air force one and flying somewhere and giving a 15-minute speech in order to be part of that day's news cycle and getting back, which is part of the president's job has become, you just wouldn't think of it. he never was ever in a debate or ever on any of the tv news shows at all. he just was a very great leader that people wanted his f as president. he was not particularly skilled as a manipulator of images and things like that. just a whole different approach. but now we're building a memorial to him because he was a great president. is his approach certainly not what's going on now. >> so we're talking to you in a week in early october when you've had some news in your own career here about an ethics investigation that you asked for which the committee has decided they will continue. now, i'm going to invite people watching this who are interested in the details to go on line. i wanted to talk a bit about process. because over the years you've served on the ethics committee. when you asked for this did you

our last all the president was dwight eisenhower. our last short president was harry truman. our last of these president was william howard taft. you look at the man and again one day with women who will inherit this office, they are all truly physical specimens. i'm not even sure we can abide looking at presidents for somehow have physical flaws. so you add the intrusive media. fdr had the nation been aware of the extent of his disability, have they seen him carried through windows up and down stairs i'm not sure he would have been able to manage the image of the presidency. truly extraordinary. >> with the bosley medical clinics now it's not going to be an issue for future presidents. >> at two that are polarized politics and our mistrust of government. forget government big or small. what if there is so much mistrust about government as an agent of remedy and perform that presidents can no longer use it effectively and be appreciated for using it. those four factors i think have conspired to make the odds not arguing in my judgment sure it may be possible but the trend lin

police say dwight jefferson hit a child several times during an dtercation at dwight eisenhower middle school back on september 23. jefferson is facing one count of child abuse and three counts of second-degree assault. he's being held on $75,000 bond. we will have more on this tonight but abc 7 news at 5:00. molly shattuck had sex with a 15-year-old boy. >> investigators say this inappropriate relationship tween shattuck and the teenager started in baltimore. it allegedly ramped up and turn sexual at a vacation house over the labor day weekend. shattuck is a 47-year-old mother of three. she was indicted monday on charges are degree rape, unlawful sexual contact, and providing our hall to minors. she pleaded not guilty today posted $84,000 in bond. she became the oldest cheerleader working in the nfl back in 2005. she was on the sidelines with the baltimore ravens and has been part of a baltimore power now separatedt is from the ceo of constellation energy. as for that 15-year-old victim, police say shattuck for spotted him on instagram and made contact, then the relationship quickly p

dwight jefferson is the principal of dwight d. eisenhower school in laurel. has the reaction. >> reporter: this is the middle school behind me. they let out about 3:10 this afternoon and they had the opportunity to speak to many parents and they had no idea this former principal was charged with assaulting a student. when the school found out about the allegations in september he was placed on administrative leave immediately. he's accused of punching a 13-year-old boy on september 29th. the teen claims the principal had taken him to a back room. at that point, he punched him twice in the stomach. it didn't stop there. he apparently punched him in the face. it was a teacher who noticed he had a swollen eye reported to it administrators and sparked this investigation and that teacher being placed on administrative

in 1952 he came reasonably close, but dwight eisenhower was the presidential candidate for the republicans then. so roosevelt had a young man, 20 years younger than he was, who looked energetic, to run against him. he had to find a way to look energetic too. his pictures would not make him look very good. he was at camp pendleton, california, southern california, at the time of the democratic convention in chicago. he did not want to be in chicago at the time. in the railway car that he used in traveling across the country, microphones had been set up so that he could give a speech accepting the nomination. and he did. several reporters and cameramen were allowed in to listen to the speech live, and to take his portrait. him madere taken of him look so haggard that it nearly lost the election for him. but he was lucky he was alive at that point, because that morning, the morning that he gave his acceptance speech a called toer on, he his son jimmy, who was a marine major then it can't pendleton. camp pendleton. jimmy, come help me. i have terrible pains. i opened the book with that episode

he was the principal at dwight d. eisenhower in laurel. he punched a 13-year-old student twice in the stomach and once in the face during a september altercation. a teacher notified authorities when he returned to class with a swollen eye. a judge could set bail for jefferson today. >>> a stabbing outside the dupont circle metro station. last night the victim ran into the metro station for help. they believe the person was attacked at 20th and q streets. they put a handcuffed woman in the cruiser. the victim is expected to recover. >>> there was a stabbing near north capital north -- south capital i should say. 1:00 a.m. that's right outside the rayburn house building. police are now looking for two suspects. >>> virginia election officials will be back at it today trying to confirm results of the the senate race. senator mark warner has a 16,000 vote lead over republican ed gillespie. counties around the state are doing a vote canvas where they look for possible errors that credited votes to the wrong candidates. results not official unti

somehow be law less for the president to use his suppoauthority, but eve single president since dwight eisenhowerit. it deferred the deportation of 1.5 million spouses and children of individuals legalized under the immigration reform and control act. and that act legalized 2.7 million people. there is quite a precedent, is there not? >> there is tremendous precedent for the president taking action. so i think it is really -- it really comes down to almost lying and playing politics with the lives of really literally millions of people. what a lot of these politicians don't see, what happens every day here in the latino community, i live in the washington metropolitan area, i see the tremendous human impact that the lack of immigration reform has on our community. one point not stressed enough is that one of the effects, one of the conferences of the republican block, the immigration reform force sod many thousands of parents to take that step of having children come unaccompanied to the border. they blame the president's program for that deferred action. in reality, one of the biggest factors in

he was a principal at dwight eisenhower middle school in laurel. investigators say he punched a 13-year-old student twice in the stomach and once in the face. >>> one person was stabbed this morning blocks from the capitol south metro station. in the 300 block of south capitol street southeast. that's right outside the ray bu rayburn house building. one person was taken to the hospital. police are looking for two suspects. >>> flames burned up a small apartment building in northeast d.c. it happened on rahm street. a witness told us people inside were asleep when they realized their homes were on fire. neighbors say they went through the building, banging on doors to help each other get out. >> i was sleeping and my neighbors over top of me, her daughters came down and knocked on my side door from the kitchen there and told me fire, the building is on fire, get out. >> everyone made it out okay. the cause of that fire is under investigation. right now, a member of the legendary rock band acdc is facing serious charges. how he was part of a plan tha

he and american dwight eisenhower, no relation to the american president, are among the top tribute artistsition. how good of a living do qulou make? >> i do about 150 to 200 dates a year. i do it full time. travel all over the world. >> there's a certain point of elvis in his life and career that you don't really want to remember. you know, in his decline. >> got the two different eras. 1960s and later '60s. >> top eetas like ben short man are another part f to industry. >> europe, middle east, new zealand. i'm about to get a flight now to go back to england and back to austral australia. >> he pays to the estate just to perform his music. >> they are sanctioned by elvis presley enterprises like this one in ocean city, maryland, where the winner goes on to compete this the ultimate competition in memphis, tennessee. it's hard to explain the feeling that he generates in people. >> having met elvis in his prime, jack relishes the king's memory. >> think about how long it's been since he died and how his popularity, if anything, has grown. he sells more records now than he ever did. >> doug c

there's dwight eisenhower getting off air force one. they are pictures as a time capsule. service stations had attendants? >> check the tire or oil. you had to tell them not to if you were in a hurry. >> reporter: not long ago, it was yes. changes happen, sometimes by accident. they become historic. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> incredible. thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> abc7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >>> child porn arrest. police slap the cuffs on a south bay man. you won't believe how young some of the children were. >>> the san jose police chief in hot water. what he got from the 49ers that already snagged two top commanders. >> half of it sells first and then it's split. >> trouble in the bay area. why it did not take much to topple them. >> and more rain may be on the horizon. i'll be looking at the forecast coming up. >>> live, this is abc7 news. >>> a couple freeway crashes are making the highways tough going. inspectors are checking for any possible damage to an oakland freeway after a big rig truck struck an overcrossin

he takes a page from dwight eisenhower. eisenhower is asked by the french, british and israelis to intervene in the suez. there are reports that the french asked him to use nuclear weapons. he was asked by the taiwanese twice during the straits crisis to intervene, he said no. at the time people like bob kagan -- >> people like hillary and eisenhower. >> my god, that's what i call power. >> people like bob kagan. dwight eisenhower. the reality is these were wise exercises in restraint. sometimes as all of you in business know, saying no is the hardest thing to do and obama has said no in many, many important cases. >> by the way, the policies of eisenhower was to cut the legs out from all of our allies which i'm sure you know, fareed, from your historical knowledge. i hesitate to keep quoting ann marie but -- >> just vote with her, bob, that's all we ask. >> here's what i really think. i think this has all been quite unfair. we basically have been asking -- he's an extremely formidable person, but we've been asking fareed e

he is acting essentially as dwight eisenhower did during the 1844.on of normandy in he's going to oversee all of the smaller pieces. unlike pike, grant definitely wants to be the alpha male and have his hand in the pot. and a matter of a few hours in to battle in the wilderness, grant is already putting his impact on the army. grant essentially writing behind , looking behind meade over his shoulders the whole time. it is a tough position for meade . george gordon meade is a fantastic character and fantastic division commander appeared we do not know how well of a corps commander he would be because we do not have enough to battlebut he had won the of gettysburg which was good enough for general grant. unfortunately, meade will turn into a high-ranking staff officer. he will be grant's george marshall, from going up into world war ii. so now grant is going to be a different kind of beast. as we look at the map, i want you to focus on the red and blue line heading down toward richmond. grant realizes very quickly, as does lincoln and jefferson davis, the fastest way to get a confederate ar

you have to go all the way back to dwight eisenhower to find anybody who lost so badly as a presidentmen in the house of representatives in two midterm elections, and obama's probably going to lose more than that. and in the u.s. senate, eisenhower lost 13 u.s. senators in his two midterm elections, and obama could possibly lose up to 16 jo you know, i'll tell you, doug, it -- democrats can hang on in the two crucial states, talking more about the point of georgia and colorado, then it would say something about how important it is to get out that vote it. helped the president and his party certainly in the last election. i'm talking presidential election, and it just might do it again. just enough to stave off the senate falling into the republicans' hands, huh? >> absolutely. shows the power of voter identification and voter turnout, and that barack obama's party has mastered it. so we may be in for a long night. neil: it is a game of inches, crucial inches for democrats. doug, thank you very much. >> thank you, neil joobl it or not, these are not halloween costumes. one-year-olds ar

a radio show this morning, that this could be the worst stage for this election cycle since dwight eisenhower with a lot of states being contested and just favo favoring republicans. is he right on that? >> he is right. if you look at the 2012 presidential election, in these battleground senates. if you average all of them the president loss these seats by an average of 54-46 to mitt romney. these are seats that tend to favor conservative republican voters. >> you're also paying tanks to the house of representatives. >> the house is important because the democrats are not expected to make up inform ground. the predictions are that they'll lose anywhere between 5 and 10, but if gets beyond ten. if they pick up a dozen or more than that, there is a huge storyline and it puts democrats in even a more difficult position in 2016 in terms of an election that should be more favorable to them. >> i want you, because you're also focusing on the governor's races as well, right? >> 8:00 p.m. is the magic hour for people who care about governor races. because that's when the polls will be closing in conn

. >> every single american president since dwight eisenhower in the 1950s has undertaken some type ofve action involving immigration. most notably, george h.w. bush in 1990, used his executive powers to provide immigration relief to family members of people who are here through the 1986 immigration program. and george h.w. bush's program at the time covered about 40% of the undocumented population. which is on par with what president obama's initiative seeks to do. and the question about how the republicans are going to respond, i mean, really the ball is in their court now. i mean, the majority of american people, republicans, democrats, independents all want a permanent solution to our immigration system. there is a widespread consensus that the status quo is the worst possible option. and that is actually what we have been forced to live with. the house republicans refuse to take up immigration reform through 2013-14, so the president had no choice but to act on his own. >>> in other world news, thousands of people have rallied in mexico over the disappearance and suspected killing

dwight eisenhower getting off air force one. >> there's the secret service in. >> probably behind mem it block the view. >> remember when service stations had attendants? >> check the tires, check the oil. but you had to tell them not to if you were in a hurry. >> sounds like oregon. >> you are right. >> and not long ago it was us. yes, changes happened and sometimes by accident. they become historic. in redwood city, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> amazing, really, that he kept all those photos. >> pretty cool. >> draw as you picture of the weather for the next seven days. >> very interesting finally. looks like perhaps the second half of the month will be shaping up to more of a seenal pattern where we get some rain in here and more temperatures in line with what you would expect for november. so unfortunately today we are in an offshore flow so that means mild readings. 6:51 is the official sunrise. sets at 4:58, about ten hours of date. and live doppler 7hd already picking up on some of the high clouds throughout the bay. but right now we're not looking at any dense fog. a little h

this election cycle, this is probably the worst possible group of states for democrats since dwight eisenhower. there are a lot of states being contested where they just tend to tilt republican. >> now, as for vice president biden, he's been busy, too, but he may have handed republicans an election day gift saying that democrats have a chance to pick up independent greg orman. orman has insisted that he can caucus with either party but roberts has blasted out his comment and aides to the president said that there has been no conversation between the president and orman, that they know of. the white house gently distances themselves from the overall result that we may see several hours from now and it would be, quote, the quality of the candidates that will make the difference tonight. wolf? >> we'll see the exit polls. stand by for our first look at who is voting and what is on the mind. including alligators playing in this yea this year's election. ♪ the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ho, ho, ho, ho] lea

this election cycle this is probably the worst possible group of states for democrats since dwight eisenhowerare a lot of states being contested that just vote republican. >> these are not states friendly to hem. if they lose, it's want necessarily because of him. you my pleasuring the choice he has. whet hanging on in a nail biter or the republicans taking over. the president can work with republicans. there are several things they might work on. look at this quick list. trade deals they've talked about, both sides, whether it's senator mcconnell, the prpresident. infrastructure spending, corporate tax reform. there's a whole other list of things that we could see in a lame-duck session of congress at the end of this year, before the new congress is even worn in. president wants executive orders on immigration. he wants to use the 51 vote threshold that senates have right now, other things. if you use that lame-duck session, though, to ram things through, that could really get things off on a very sour note and make working together next year, which both sides say they want to do, a lot less

there's dwight eisenhower getting off air force one. >> where's the secret service >> where's the secretview. >> remember when service stations had attendants? >> check the tires, check the oil. but you had to tell them not to if you were in a hurry. >> sounds like oregon. >> you are right. >> and not long ago it was us. yes, changes happened and sometimes by accident. they become historic. in redwood city, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> nice story there. lisa argen is here now with a nice weather story because there's some rain this the forecast. >> there is. yes, a couple opportunities for rain. boy, very pretty shots this morning around the bay. live doppler 7hd. the reason for that, the low sun angle and the high clouds mixture out there, creating some very, very pretty pictures. we will add in some wind, as well. this afternoon a very nice day today. temperatures still very warm out there. upper 60s to the lower 70s by midday. here's a look at san jose. you have high clouds and 56 in the city. 48 down in san jose, as well as morgan hill. half moon bay 57 degrees. reason for that is t

this election cycle, this is probably the worst possible group of states for democrats since dwight eisenhowerthere are a lot of state being contested where they just tend to tilt republican. and democrats are competitive, but they toned tilt that way. >> so npr gave the president air time in a softball interview. >> absolutely. >> this just aired in connecticut, rhode island, long island area. they are very sympathetic to the president. the president had been out there stumping for dan maloy who won re-election. i listened to the entire interview. it wasn't any more partisan than the president normally is. >> he is pretty par partisan. >> i think npr made a mistake. >> by putting him on? >> yes. if you are going to put somebody on on election day. >> you need to have that balance. >> you have got to grill them. there is no balance. he is the president. what do you do put on biden. >> sympathetic to him in that interview. >> i don't think it was ethical good to do that letter number two: >>> now, i didn't hear about any fraud stories yesterday. >> we haven't heard a lot about that we will be w

there's dwight eisenhower getting off air force one. >> where's the secret service >> probably behindem it block the view. >> they are pictures of a time capsule. >> remember when service stations had attendants? >> check the tires, check the oil. but you had to tell them not to if you were in a hurry. >> sounds like oregon. >> you are right. >> and not long ago it was us. yes, changes happened and sometimes by accident. they become historic. in redwood city, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> well, we've had some beautiful pictures from our weather cameras this morning. >> oh, yeah, and the viewers have been sending them in as well. very pretty sky with the morning light. right now we are pretty overcast out there. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. before you get too excited about the green, it is pushing into extremely dry air. so we won't see any rain associated with this. we've got high pressure in control. but there is a couple weather systems on the way. and the first one is going to take several days to break down this ridge. here's the view from mt. tam where it is pretty cloudy h

in fact, every president since dwight eisenhower who has used exactly the same authority in exactly the same way, president bush deferred action with respect to 1.5 spouses and children, the same percentage of people president obama did. so he's well within his authority. >> there's an argument that the republicans make on what president bush did, what president reagan did, whether they took steps after the house and senate passed comprehensive immigration reform, a legislation that those presidents signed into law and implementing the law. they've made those revisions. there's been no legislation passed by the house and senate. that's why what they say the president has done is vastly different than what those earlier presidents did. you're a former attorney general. you'll hear that legal argument presumably if republicans decide to take this to court. >> i feel confident that the courts will uphold the president's action because he is really not in any way changing the law, he's not unilaterally granting any additional rights. he's deferring, in effect, a deportation, a removal so at

he allegedly beat up a student inside dwight eisenhower middle school in laurel back on september 23.ng to the state's attorney's officer, he stopped the boy in the hall. he ran off. he caused him back and sent the boy to a back conference room and this is where it went horribly wrong. there the 45-year-old principal allegedly punched the boy twice in the stomach. the boy tried to defend himself. police say jefferson punched him in the face leaving him with a swollen eye. a spokesperson with the school department says, quote, the type of behavior that led to the allegations are not accepted or tolerated in our school district. the bond hearing is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. today. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the president has asked congress for $6.2 billion in emergency funds. he wants those funds to tackle ebola in west africa where nearly 5,000 people have died. >> he says this will keep the outbreak from spreading here to the united states. meanwhile, health officials say dr. craig spencer who is undergoing treatment for ebola in new york is continuing to improve. >>> it 16:27. this

yes, it involves federal spending, but it involves federal spending when dwight eisenhower created the interstate highway system, as one of his most induring legacies. as someone who was a former local elected official and worked on transportation issues, i can tell you, we can't build a 21st century infrastructure when we're living year to year, month to month on transportation budgets. that is why long-term planning is so critically important. we also need to fix our broken immigration system. and as you know, it's not simply a moral or humanitarian or national security imperative. it's an economic imperative. the cbo estimates that immigration reform would increase real gdp relative to current projections by 5.4% over the next two decades. which translates into an additional $1.4 trillion of economic activity. adding jobs, putting upward pressure on wages, helping to stabilize the social security trust fund. so when you think about these three ideas, they've worked in the past. they've enjoyed strong bipartisan support in the past. and we need to do them again now. because they are

third time in franchise history still five wins shy from matching their 9-0 start in 1960 when dwight eisenhowerffice >>> hunter holiday is out for the rest of the year after breaking his ankle. head coach mike leach provided the media with the specifics of the injury. >> the continue la and fibula are in the ankle. let me somehow. big bone, little bone. both of them. okay? >> the tibula is actually an ancient town -- i think he was talking about the tibia. >> we have to check in with our breaking news story tonight. chp motorcycle officer has incurred serious injuries northbound 680 through san ramon near crow canyon road. several lanes were closed. they are trying to get traffic through but you can see the big backup. we'll have more on this story coming up tonight on kbcw and kpix 5. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud!" give it up for steve harvey! steve: welcome to the show. [theme music playing] welcome to the show. my man. let's go. how is everybody? thank you much now. i appreciate you. thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man st