steve edmond with the infer steps to clinch it six straight victories for the longhorn they are perfect in big 12 play. >> verne: congratulations to mack brown and the texas longhorns. a.j. mccarron winningest quarterback by percentage in alabama history. about to go 34-2 he's closing in on jay barker's record for wins at 35. >> gary: i think it's two-man heisman race. i hate talking about it until november but it's between aj mccarron and jameis winston. i don't think it should be decided yet. this man could win three national championships. that counts for something. >> verne: here comes the kickoff.

edmonds stays on his feet somewhere. and gets into the end zone. first touch down of the day gives virginia tech a ten-point lead. right now, they're up 16-6 in the fourth quarter. >>> this has to be one of the best rivalries in all of college football. ohio state and michigan. great game today. fourth quarter after michigan erased a 14-point deficit, carlos hyde goes up the middle. buckeyes up 42-35. back comes michigan. a little over 30 seconds left. devin gardener finds devin functionious. two yard score and the big house is going nuts. michigan an extra point would tie the game but brady hoke says i want to win this. they go for two, but it's picked off in the end zone. ohio state crazy finish. they remain perfect on the season. 12-0. they hold on to win it, 42-41. high school football playoffs. stonewall jackson at centreville, first quarter, stonewall jackson's greg stroman connects with rock smith. 83 yards, wide open over the middle. the raiders take a 14-7 lead. the wildcats get right back in this game in a huge way. opening kickoff the se

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. >> hello, my name is edmond jessie. i used to stay at 12 b sanchez. i know it was taken far out. i'm now the beginning to become an organizer instead of an activist. what we learned yesterday is that san francisco has in the city to the blight, which means from central valley to counties would be coming to more up living. i will object to them building condominiums where we are building them all over downtown. the areas where they stated to be people of color and people with low income. i don't think that area is on the map for that. and you can contact chu.org to see those nine counties in the areas that were determined the people of color and low income should be built over. because of the green grass growing out of these urban countries, san francisco people bike and don't drive as much. so people want to move here because it's pleasant and they won't get green gas. i don't think it's a good idea to take her apartment and make a condominium. thank you. >> next speaker? >> i always feel we got a conversion fee. could you keep it low on please. i always feel like we have a conve

steve edmond with the infer steps to clinch it six straight victories for the longhorn they are perfectg 12 play. >> verne: congratulations to mack brown and the texas longhorns. a.j. mccarron winningest quarterback by percentage in alabama history. about to go 34-2 he's closing in on jay barker's record for wins at 35. >> gary: i think it's two-man heisman race. i hate talking about it until november but it's between aj mccarron and jameis winston. i don't think it should be decided yet. this man could win three national championships. that counts for something. >> verne: here comes the kickoff. cody manziel will kickoff. beckham. he had one of 82 yards earlier. don't forget later in the game the play of the game presented by napa auto parts. 38-17. >> gary: after watching that kick i don't think it was strategy i think it was the execution because nick was really upset. why would you kick line drive to the best kick returner that almost broke one last time, he was very upset after that kickoff. >> verne: we billed this as battle of two of the outstanding quarterbacks in the sec. mette

officials say 65-year-old edmond was found on pay transit bus. he disappeared during the chaotic closings of the valley springs manner last week. he was the last patient unaccounted forward from the facility. last weekend 14 people were abandoned at the assisted living facility after it shut down. the investigation is underway to see if the owners create ood crimes. >>> the teenage boy robbed an 11-year-old at gunpoint on the 2500 block of 19th avenue. a teen about 15 years old pulled a gun and took $5. he's described black male, 5'8", skinny, blue braces, wearing a dark gray hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and a black backpack. oakland police are hoping for the public's health. >>> human traffic as good happening here in the bay area often in plain site. this morning people participated in a fundraising event to help the victims. we have the story behind the woman that cofounded the event. kimber kimberly. >> run for courage held the first race today around the lake that drew more than 500 participants. vickie is the woman behind the run for coura

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missing from a closed down care facility in castro valley has been found safe in san jose. 65-year-old edmond had not been seen since the state shutdown valley springs manor late last month over a slu of health and safety violations. only a couple of staffers stayed behind to take care of more than a dozen elderly patients. anne on makovec told us even social service workers walked away. >> i feel what the owners did at this facility and other facilities is -- >> and the san francisco chronicle reports that the owner of valley springs manor's trouble dates back to the 1990s. hilda manuel owned other homes over the decade says and racked up $860,000 in fines and was still able to obtain a license for this one. >> is he breathe something. >> yes. >> reporter: this is as more information comes from the coke and janitor who stayed unpaid to take care of residents after the home was shut down. >> he's not look willing? >> and you can -- looking well? [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the workers called emergency dispatchers four times over three days and never told them the center was closed. the sta

steve edmond with the infer steps to clinch it six straight victories for the longhorn they are perfectg 12 play. >> verne: congratulations to mack brown and the texas longhorns. a.j. mccarron winningest quarterback by percentage in alabama history. about to go 34-2 he's closing in on jay barker's record for wins at 35. >> gary: i think it's two-man heisman race. i hate talking about it until november but it's between aj mccarron and jameis winston. i don't think it should be decided yet. this man could win three national championships. that counts for something. >> verne: here comes the kickoff. cody manziel will kickoff. beckham. he had one of 82 yards earlier. don't forget later in the game the play of the game presented by napa auto parts. 38-17. >> gary: after watching that kick i don't think it was strategy i think it was the execution because nick was really upset. why would you kick line drive to the best kick returner that almost broke one last time, he was very upset after that kickoff. >> verne: we billed this as battle of two of the outstanding quarterbacks in the sec. mette

. >> hello, my name is edmond jessie. i used to stay at 12 b sanchez. i know it was taken far out. i'm now the beginning to become an organizer instead of an activist. what we learned yesterday is that san francisco has in the city to the blight, which means from central valley

last year we had edmond phelps from columbia university and the good fortune of herb stein's son, the actor ben stein who came and gave an address, remembering his father. and the only thing i'll say beyond that is, as ben stein mentioned last year, stein's law, which is something of a famous piece in economics is, if a thing cannot go on forever, it will stop. his father was just about as dry as he is. he noted it's often forgotten that the second sentence of his father's law was, if we only do the things we can do forever, we won't do very much. he thinks that's the more important of the two sentences. we'll have our second stein lecture tonight. i'll give only the briefest intros, since everyone knows the speaker. today is november 19th, 2013, which would be the 150th anniversary of lincoln's gettys berg address. i'm hoping that tonight's lecture will be on a similar par as far as peopler ability. i'm hoping it's a little longer than lincoln's address was. but that's entirely up to the speaker. ba from harvard. princeton professor until 2002. chairman of the council of economic adv

missing from an assisted living facility in castro valley has been found safe in san jose. 65-year-old edmondcom was taken to the hospital. he had been missing from the valley springs facility after it was shut down a week ago thursday because of a string of violations. tonight new information on the owner of the facility where bedridden patients were abandoned when most of the staff walked out. anne makovec reports, the owner had a history of fines and problems at other homes yet was still able to obtain a license in castro valley. >> i feel that what the owners did at this facility and other facilities is criminal. >> reporter: and the "san francisco chronicle" reports that the owner of valley springs manor's trouble dates back to the 1990s. hilda manuel owned other homes over the decades and racked up $860,000 in fines yet was still able to obtain a license for this one. >> is she breathing? >> yes. >> reporter: this new information comes as we hear the 911 calls made from the two workers, a cook and a janitor, who stayed unpaid to take care of the more than dozen residents who remained af

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, the search goes on for one of the residents who hasn't been seen since last friday. 65-year-old edmond bascom remains unaccounted for. he was last seen at the san leandro bart station and has been known to wander off. >>> there are some new rules for transit workers following the disof two men on bart tracks earlier this month. the california public utilities commission is now going to require transit agencies create a three-way communication procedure. so that's going to involve workers on the tracks, the train operators and central controllers. bart's old policy was supposed to look out with the work crews without necessarily notifying train operators that work was under way. >>> bay area headlines, beginning tomorrow red light cameras will catch drivers making illegal turns at san francisco's busy market and octavia intersection. that has been the scene of many accidents involving pedestrians and cyclists with drivers often making illegal turns on to the central freeway. getting caught doing that now could result in a $238 ticket. >>> a public memorial service was held today in hayw

through that let's talk more about snowden's manifesto in the fallout of his revelations with sibel edmonds on the line ahead of the national security whistleblowers coalition other civil evening to you don't hear that report there bill is manifesto snowden is urging to uphold the law that limits surveillance of course his detractors will say hypocrite you broke the law in the first place by releasing those classified documents where you want this. well it is yes spose illegality and what we're seeing it's not only illegality limited it's all or worse what's happening in the united states illegality by really going all over the constitution and violating the americans' privacy when he has also exposed war on a while longer why the. united states government. or i get into that manifest that it's very important to all your viewers attention to all one aspect of this whole deal especially with the spying the united states buying all the european leader areas and also mexico south america everywhere everybody's talking about what has been happening in terms of and as they has been collecting in

edmond bascom was found and taken to a hospital for evaluation. >>> the bay area cooled off because of the weak system and behind it stronger winds. the winds are not here yet but that will be changing. as far as the current wind speeds. santa rosa winds 17 miles an hour. in fairfield 9 miles an hour and more reports coming up. that will be the overall wind direction over the next two days. as i mentioned the wind speeds will be increasing. coming up the timing of a wind advisory, we could have gusts to 45 miles an hour and break down the temperature drop for the second half of the weekend. >>> happening now the first gamblers are trying their luck at california latest taste after vegas a new casino in san ohma county. it is set to open tuesday -- sonoma county. >> the party for invited guests. >> people are still coming in to this huge casino. biggest in northern california, look the parking garage has six how to spots. no question, since they built it players will come, the question, how many. >> guests flowed into the new casino tonight. >> this car from san rafael, 25 minutes away.

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whistleblower sibel edmonds and as people may or may not know she's been referred to as the most gagged woman in the united states by the a.c.l.u. and other organizations for having the state secrets privilege applied to her case to classify all sorts of information about what she was working on at her time in the f.b.i. in the translation department of the washington field office and basically the information that she had indicated that there was a change that occurred in this operation gladio that occurred in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. and she was specifically focused on the turkish field of operations and this is this is again documented on the record a little known and little talked about in the western media but turkey was in fact one of the first places where operation gladio eventuated and was in fact one of the central places as end geostrategic window to bridge the so-called bridge between europe and the middle east it's always had a geo strategic location and as such was one of the jewels in the crown of the operation gladio program but in the mid one nine hundred nine

whistleblower sibel edmonds and as people may or may not know she's been referred to as the most gagged woman in the united states by the a.c.l.u. and other organizations for having the state secrets privilege applied to her case to classify all sorts of information about what she was working on at her time in the f.b.i. in the translation department of the washington field office and basically the information that she had indicated that there was a change that occurred in this operation gladio that occurred in the mid one nine hundred ninety s. and she was specifically focused on the turkish field of operations and this is this is again documented on the record a little known and little talked about in the western media but turkey was in fact one of the first places where operation gladio eventuated and was in fact one of the central places as a geo strategic window to bridge the so-called bridge between europe in the middle east it's always had a geo strategic location and as such was one of the jewels in the crown of the operation gladio program but in the mid one nine hundred ninety

>> it takes place in washington, edmonds, washington where my wife is from the i grew up 20 minutes north >> i have not. never done that. >> jimmy: shoot the squirrel with a shot gun? how does that work? >> no, you could. but these are like karen's pet squirrels kind of. i just reach out and snap their neck. no. we use a b.b. gun. >> jimmy: do you eat the squirrels? >> eat the heart raw and cook up the meat. >> jimmy: you do not? you eat the heart raw. squirrel heart. >> yeah. >> jimmy: give you the power of a squirrel. >> i think, i always eat a little piece of the heart raw of anything i kill. >> jimmy: anything. >> anything. >> jimmy: with the squirrel can't get a piece. >> one chomp it is down. yeah. >> jimmy: you really are a man. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: tastes good? awe off it taste . >> it tastes like, ever had rat? i haven't. it tastes like what a rat smells like. >> jimmy: that's nice. hey, this is your, we were talking babies and tracy. this is your baby. your boy. >> he has a big head, look at him. he is off the charts. he is off the charts on the head

the 65-year-old edmond baskim wandered away from valley springs manor a week ago one day after discovering the home was shut down because on of -- because of a string of health and safety violations. >>> tomorrow, an attorney for the family of a boy killed by sheriff's department in santa rosa will file a civil rights lawsuit. the suit, which is expected to be filed in san francisco's federal district court, will argue that the shooting was without reasonable cause and in violation of the 4th amendment and 13-year-old andy lopez cruz was shot seven teens after neigh mistook the fake ak-47 for a real assault rifle. >>> a pleasanton man nearly beaten to death is recovering. he woke up from his medically- induced coma. he was attacked by a group of teens in september when he went outside and told them to be quiet. his is no longer life- threatening but he's not able to speak. the investigation is on hold until police can question him. >>> and some b.a.r.t. workers will start off their week tomorrow with a brand-new contract and that is a fresh start after months of bitter negotiations, birthi

patient reported missing from a close down care facility has been found safe in san jose. 65-year-old edmond bascom hasn't been seen since the state shutdown valley springs manor late last month. only a couple staffers stayed behind to take care of more than a dozen elderly patients. even social service workers apparently just walked away. >> i feel that with the owners did at this facility is horrible. >> the owner of valley springs manor trouble dates back to the 1990s. killed a man well owned other homes and wreck the $860,000 in fines it was still able to obtain a license for this one. this new information comes as we hear the 911 calls made from two workers, a coke and a janitor, who stayed unpaid to take care of the more than a dozen residents who remained after the home shutdown. >> we don't know what is wrong. he's just not looking well. >> the workers called emergency dispatchers four times over three days but never told them the center was closed. the state revoked the license on the 24th. the owners lawyer agreed to speak to us but only if we didn't show his face. >> you are in a

edmond lynch, how about that? right off the top of my head. there you go. watching in, wyatt will have the details of the forecast in act four minutes. >> impressive. also impressive the war memorial build downtown. the department of veterans affair is adding a fence. construction expected to be done by the end of the year. it's intended to keep vagrants out. >>> and on your next trip to the world war ii memorial in dc, make sure you bring a smart phone. memorial is getting a mobile app to help teach visitors about the war and the millions of people it honors. it also includes a virtual scavenger hunt. the app is available through i- tunes and google play. >>> and a warning tonight for parents. take a close look at this. it is a snow cone maker and -- if you have it, they are recalling the snoopy snow cone machines because of mouth injury risk. apparently a brass rivet it fall out and into a snow cone. if you have one of them, contact the company that will send you out a free repair kit. >>> a new study suggests an inen tended consequence of falling back da

authorities say 65-year-old edmond baskum wandered away last friday one day after the valley springs manor was shut down for a long list of alleged violations. another 14 residents have been safely removed from that facility. investigators say they were abandoned by most of the staff. only a janitor and cook remain on site to help. >>> a sonoma county supervisor carillo is expected back in court tomorrow charged with one mistee meaner count of peeking. the case has been turned over to the state attorney general after the sonoma county d.a.'s office declared a conflict of interest. curillo, a 32-year-old santa rosa resident is accused of prowling and attempting to pry open a win duo wearing only his underwear and socks. the alleged incident happened in july. >>> after months of legal trouble and the last few weeks in rehab, aldon smith is back on the 49ers tonight. the team reactivated its troubled linebacker late this afternoon. that means he's now eligible to play. the 49ers had deactivated him last month after he was arrested for dui and marijuana possession. he also faces three fe

on tuesday, the "richmond times dispatch" quoted a county official as saying the son was evaluate edmond at bath community hospital but was released because no psychiatric bed could be located across a wide area of western virginia. cropper declined to confirm the report for nbc news. whatever the cause, deeds' colleagues say they too are grieving. >> even if he recover, and i'm sure he will, he's still facing the loss of a son and that's going to be the toughest part. >> reporter: virginia governor bob mcdonnell, who beat deeds back in that 2009 gubernatorial race released a statement calling this utterly heart breaking. one white house official tells me everyone in the white house from the president on down sending their thoughts and prayers to the deeds family. investigators trying to figure out what could have sparked that fight between father and son in the first place. thomas, back to you. >> kristen, thank you. >>> pro-choice advocates suffer a major blow as well as a small sign of hope and it all happened in just one day. the supreme court is refusing to block texas' abortion law

continue as the hurricanes got worked by virginia tech, thomas throwing for three touchdown passes and edmondsh four scores, the hokies dominating the u 42-24. >>> from in state taking care of business today against wake forest, and your heisman trophy contender winston down the pipe to benjamin, two touchdown passes for him and at that point the root was on. price here picked off by andrews, goodbye, any way that you can say it kiss him goodbye. dig this, florida in state racking up six picks on the day, spanking the demon deacons 59-3, now 9-0 on the season. >>> number 7 auburn clicking on all cylinders against tennessee, game time at 13 but chris davis kicking it into high gear and takes it 85 yards to the house and the tigers never looking back and then just before the half, nick marshall quarterback, running the option and opting to keep it himself here. a good call, marshall rushing for two touchdowns and passing for another, the tigers go on to win big, 55-23 your final. >> we feel like we have got one of better special teams units in all of the country and today i think they showed us

. >> reporter: chris edmond says he's thrilled. he works in los angeles, but lives in the bay area. he doesn't want to worry about his flight arriving on time. >> i fly from l.a. to san francisco, such a small, short flight, so for delays and things like that, it almost sometimes makes it worth it to drive. >> reporter: katie is a frequent flier, too. she's experienced her share of delays and welcomes any improvement. >> i hope it makes travel a lot more efficient. i'd like to get home on time. i don't want to sit at the airport all day. it's not a whole lot of fun. >> reporter: now, the new procedures have only been in place for the last 30 days or so. and the weather has been relatively nice. so the airport really hasn't had a chance to test this out. but the president of bay area based virgin america says they're already seeing improvements. improvements just in time for the busy holiday travel season. reporting live at sfo, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> emotions were running high at today's board of supervisors meeting in sonoma county. the community was invited to

sympathies are with the love of teddy's life, vickie, as she mourns the loss of her father, judge edmondt's all told a legacy of service that the kennedy family continues to this day, from caroline who's already drawing crowds of her own as she settles into her role as ambassador in japan, to his great nephew, and massachusetts' newest congressman, joe kennedy, to the school of public service that bears the family name and teaches its young leaders how the too might one day pass the torch to a new generation. this is a legacy of a man who could have retreated to a life of luxury and ease, but who chose to live a life in the arena, sailing sometimes against the wind, sometimes with it. and that's why 50 years later, john f. kennedy stand for positi posterit y as he did in life. young and bold and daring. and he stays with us in our imagination not because he left us too soon but because he embodied the character of the people that he led. resilient, resolute, fearless and fun-loving, define the in the face of impossible odds, and most of all determined to make the world anew. not settling

edmond bascom is okay and went to the hospital for evaluation.m the nursing home as it was closing. >> a football player from heritage high school in brentwood is recovering after getting hurt during a football game. this is a home game against liberty high school. they decided to call an ambulance after the 14-year-old appeared disoriented. he was airlifted to children's hospital. >> they told the costa -- contra costa times that the teen was aler at the time hospital and had a good appetite. >>> the parents of andy lopez are expected to file and lawsuit against the deputy who shot and killed their son. he fired eight shots after the teen refused to put down what turned out to be a replica of an assault rifle. this is expected to be filed tomorrow and then the family will hold a news conference. this is the first step to filing a federal lawsuit. >>> napa police are warning pushes and children about the dangers of toy guns that look too realistic. >> they warned about playing in public with replica firearms. they tell the newspaper that the depa

however, bills are stonewalled by the edmonds duration. in closing, i simply observe the president speaks a lot about the justice of hope and promise. i would use the hearings to ask where is the hope in judgment for a coal mining plants? this to other careers available. this president is condemned to poverty and despair. i asked a judge to an less important than others. right away matter to you, mr. president? >> the gentleman's time is expired to going to see how fast we can get the witnesses. we have 11 minutes left to get to the vote. mr. weiss. spinet thank you, chairman murphy, ranking member to get. thanks for the opportunity to testify on this important topic at the center for american progress has great respect for the sacrifices coalminer some families have made to this nation. it takes working underground with explosions and fires a law preventing toxic pollution. minor my sentiments have made genuine sacrifices undeserved resolutions to the economic challenges that yesterday. not the false hopes based on unsuccessful efforts to

individual stocks and among those, yes, tesla is very expensive but tesla is trading at a multiple to edmonds, as a multiple to the 3a. but a lot of stocks are not. we do have some outliers. amazon is incredibly expensive. harmon, up more than 10% yesterday is selling at more than 14 times earnings. how is that expensive? >> and you can back check this against the broader financial markets and say is it that stocks are expensive or that valuations are generally looking frothy. look at what's happened with debt spreads. look at the junk bond yields relative to some of the -- that's where you want the whole picture really. >> i don't disagree with that. remember, we have huge companies, they fired a lot of people, they got free trade going on that makes it so the earnings can go up. the currency is going to go their way. ppg is not that expensive but it just doesn't count in these big think guys. it's not his job. i regard it as my job to talk about whether aig is as bad as i think it is. >> and you do that job well. >> thank you very much. >> you're very welcome. let's move on to a stock that

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