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. >> greg: we know democratic party is home of shrilled wild-eyed demagogues.the democratic party is the home for minorities but they have to realize minorities have to realize a great big world out there. a world that doesn't speak to you as a dependent statistic but as a real person who seeks achievement and wealth. that is coming. we have herman cain proof it's coming. >> juan: last night on the stage when i said to mitt romney why are you the guy with the hardest line in immigration. your dad is born in mexico, you have family in mexico. you don't even support the dream act? why don't latinos support republicans? but it seems like someone doesn't like me. >> andrea: that's not how i took it all. i thought romney took hard line against illegal immigration, which we should all do. people are breaking the law. you don't -- >> eric: of course. >> juan: you can take a line and say i support legal immigration. but even mitt romney says it's not rational to deport 12 million illegal immigrants in the united states but he says i really want them to go home and not

next time you are driving through albany, keep your eyed peeled you never know when a wild turkey will want to take a walk in the street. back to you. >>> birds baching badly. behaving badly. [ laughter ] >>> look at the winds. mount tam, the winds still gusty. we've seen the winds around 60 miles an hour for mt. diablo. other gusts around 30 miles an hour. but they are dying down as we go through the rest of this evening. the winds have made for some very mild temperatures. check out these numbers. 60 degrees in san francisco. it's 11:00 in january. same for vallejo, livermore in the upper 50s. fremont, 54 degrees. it's warm tonight. san jose, almost 60 degrees. here's the satellite view. we have clear skies. offshore winds taking place. these winds are coming from nevada toward california and it's keeping the air very dry. that's why we're going to have fog-free conditions for tonight. once again there is a storm out here in the pack but this one is riding to the north. all of the rain from this is going to stay north of the bay area. we could see a few clouds coming up on tuesday as

at times they wondered if their blue eyed boy would ever bounce back. >> we were in the hospital and the surgeon said -- i remember looking at my husband thinking his face is going to look the same, but it does. what do you want to do with presents? >> christmas. >> christmas tree? >> reporter: now they are back home. cole is in the process of getting the holiday that he missed. the durhams made sure there were certain changes made in their home. >> we have this very sturdy. this flat screen right here we have anchored to the wall. there's a strap behind here. >> it's a miracle he's living. >> reporter: now the durham family said it will start a foundation to stress the importance of anchoring tv's and other items. you can check out the eight tips to prevent this from happening to your child. >>> stranger danger is a big concern in howard county after reports this year. yesterday three calls came from the elk ridge area. the other two from ellicott city. some reports have been near a bus stop. and they're looking into the reports they received. police are keeping a check on schools a

that is from final eis thank you.eason you concluded that all things considered transporting oil pipeline in state-of-the-art pipeline is better than shipping some by rail truck an cargo ships, better than shipping from the middle east, yes or no? you have to agree with that, better -- >> yes i do. as part of energy security. >> if we delay this, the white house delays we run of the risk of no pipeline at all? your delays run of the riching of no pipeline? you said jobs are number one national interest. yet you said to the white house we don't want to do this. >> we have to work with the pipeline where we have the route and do a comprehensive -- >> you said jobs are number one national interest you said no to this. these delays risk killing pipeline. you will end up with no pipe lynn which is the not prefered interest, prefered alternative as the department of state already said in their final eis. so if you do this, you're going to have none of the job you're going to kill the jobs. you will have none of the energy a

he steals blonde haired blue eyed high school cheerleaders from the changing room and sells them like meat on streets of bangkok. [ laughter ] >> stephen: okay. um, all right. thank you. >> rick santorum threw baby jessica down the well. he was making baby soup. >> stephen: fair enough. thank you, ma'am. >> in college rick santorum gave a sausage a reach around. >> stephen: i would say something but she's got a cane, folks. look at her. >> he had some good ideas. >> stephen: cane or no cane i have to correct that. she has two canes. i guess i have to let that stand. >> you -- >> stephen: you shut your dirty little mouth. security i want her in a dark room and i want you to beat her with a sack of grapefruits. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. you're going to wish you were ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] when you're responsible for this much of the team... you need a car you can count on. ♪[music plays] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is a political columnist for the daily beast. he is about to sit down with the nightly beauty. please w

he was a blue eyed giant towering over the japanese soldiers. his khaki uniform was torn and stained with dried blood and mud. the faded white tag across his shirt read, private d packston. the solders marched him to the river and made him kneel bite coconut trees on the riverbanks much the japanese officer drew his long sword, dip it in the running water, swung it high and one swoop, cut the american's head off. seconds before the blade hit him the american shouted something. perhaps his mother's name or a lover he had back home. may be it was the name of his god. he called out, but it did not matter. his head turned circles in the air before landing with a small that you had on the soft muddy banks of the river. my mother opened her mouth and tried to scream as the head rolled past her feet. on the far hills red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's fa

the dough-eyed suspect in the jailhouse conversations with her parents. >> you've been the great dadou've been the west grandfather. don't for a second think otherwise. >> reporter: the buttoned-up defendant. we never saw the inner mind and the torrent of accusations by a woman just weeks away from standing trial for murdering her own daughter. one whose conception, like her death, we now learn was probably violent. a jailed casey said she was drunk at a party, that she blacked out, and then was raped. she believes that's whengnate impregnated. ry by whom she doesn't know. telling her doctors she didn't party or drink much. during those evaluations, casey had also speculated that it may have been her own father, george anthony, who'd impress nated her. >> it all began when casey was 8 years old and her father came into her room and began to touch her inappropriately. >> there's a powerful incentive for a person facing the death penalty to say anything, including, my father impregnated me. >> reporter: dna tests later disproved george's paternity. >> have you ever sexually molested yo

how you issued in the -- you issued the eis to the brt and the -- i look and see that if you do everything right, you can reduce running time by 33%. -- quick boarding. i put out a 45 page set of comments. it is more important than changing routes here and there, to really see what you can do to keep cars away from the buses. i went through all sorts of detail as to how that might be accomplished. we must do it. and when we're looking at 33%, that is a quarter of a billion dollars. you can easily consume some of that in extra service, but you might save problems into the future and they also show. and when you take a lame, you don't really slow down the cars. all this kind of stuff has to happen. the other thing that has to happen, i hope you guys have the power to say what goes into the study. the thing is, it took four years. i don't know where the time winter. we have got to get this done much more quickly so we can see some of the good stuff happening. [chime] you can stop consolidation, and i have a lot of pages on that. >> had good afternoon, i am a proud member of the yellow cab, it

. >> got eight lifts open and eying a couple of more for later in the week. >> reporter: john monson from sugar bowl said there was a rush of skiers and no borders. >> the damage has been done as far as the holidays and martin luther king being significant revenue for the resorts but by no means are we out of it for snowfall. mother nature could very much turn it on. >> reporter: and if we have another series of storms like last week, we can expect the ski resorts to be fully open or at least very close. what we need now is the cold weather to keep the snow they have. ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2news. >>> the california department of water resourcessed that most northern california water reservoirs are at or above average levels because of the rain last year. lake shasta at 101%, and lake oroville at 108% and hetch hetchy reservoir is at 93%. >>> new pollution control requirements for trucks at the port of oakland have cut emissions in half. in the eight months since truck owner list to either install exhaust filters retire their trucks, nitrogen oxide levels and black smoke were c

. >> iwas st wondering, did the club owner or the operator contact youat all duri ei -- they said they did community outreach. did they contact you? >> never contacted me. the beginning of the thing i see the tv, i was back in the door and one of them, i be in my fence because they scare me. and after that his partner come to my door and i invite him in the house and tell him what's going on, what's going on, you know? is that tv? i have my kids -- >> they did not contact you is the answer? >> 20 of -- [inaudible] >> thank you. your time is up. next speaker, please. >> my name is prince buchi. i live very close to blackthorn. actually, i live on the second floor and my window is just, you look up -- [inaudible] to the point when we get to bed, we cannot sleep until blackthorn closes. you cannot do anything meaningful in your house. my daughter come up to study. i can't -- the noise goes so much that you cannot communicate. we have mortgaged our life to this business. we need help. i need to finish what i'm doing, need sleep, i have to go to work tomorrow. i am not against the business.

uáp&e%ei primary projects. it's an interesting program they have put together.our program to a takeover underutilized rights of way. they mentioned those two programs and gave us a strong a claim for the works we're doing. they also made a strong point of mentioning the city's bicycle plant and network related to those programs, but this is a substantial reward we are interested to receive. congratulations to the staff and the department for all of the work on those things. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm here to give you the weekly pertains to planning and land use. we heard a appeal for the america's cup and northeast waterfront plaza. the appellants included san francisco tomorrow, a golden gate audubon society, telegraph your help -- telegraph hill dwellers and the sierra club san francisco. they alleged 40 different arguments in five have a long list of issues. neighborhood impacts, "parks impact, boat count, funding, transportation, recreation, biology, when the, hazards, and water quality. at the hearing, staff responded to the claims and

five officers are hospital eyed with serious to critical considers. witnesses report multiple gunshots and some report automatic gunfire. >>> iraqis have real fears the cycle of violence may be revived now the u.s. troops left. we learned new information that several blast overnight in baghdad left 27 people dead. the blasts wound 60 others. two explosions included a roadside bomb and bomb attached to a motorcycle near a bus stop where people were gathering look for work. >>> and new this -- looking for work. >>> and new this morning, thepresident will talk about how the pentagon will cut a billion -- half a billion dollars from the budget including giving fighting two ground wars such as the efforts in iraq and afghanistan. but the defense department would deploy troops and equipment like the second conflict -- should a second conflict arrive. >>> the american dream act has been a controversial issue and a maryland state delicate is taking action to defeat the law. we have more on a big announcement expected today. >> reporter: yes, we are here in es

. >>> all kinds of stories can get you misty-eyed in the morning. a surprise homecoming for a military family. >> oh, my god! >> the emotional reunion including a surprise. linda? >> the latest on the 16-year-old teen who confessed to killing his dad in harford county. i'm linda so, when he's due in court today. >>> welcome back. later today a harford county teen charged with killing his father will be in court. abc2 news linda so has details. linda? >> reporter: the 16-year-old is due in court just after 1:00 this morning -- this afternoon, for a bond hearing. right now he's being held without bail at the harford county detention center. police say robert richardson iii confessed to killing his father and dumping his body behind a house in aberdeen. police say they got a tip from the teen's sister, police went to the home and found blood in and outside of the home. a few hours later troopers spotted the suv richardson was driving, he led police on a chase and crashed into a stole wall at bel air methodist church. documents show he confessed but why

. >> reporter: but had a sharp eyed neighbor not seen and heard what she did lewis probably would have died. >>> the man charged in the case, remains in jail held on $250,000 bond. >>> if you always wanted a little pot bellied pig to call your own, baltimore animal shelter has ruth. animal control officers recovered her from a trap in the woods. she is now healthy, ready to be adopted if you want to give ruth a home contact the baltimore county animal shelter adoption fee $65. >>> they are very smart and very clean i have heard this. >> all yours. >> i have my fill of pets. >> i will give you the $65. >> you will give me the $65. >> they are really smart and can be trained. >> and are clean. >> radar we have rain in the region some of the heaviest rain yet to come together but it will be coming to an end, probably 3:00 a.m. in the morning the heavier echos just west of the area and around the city it will be a wet night still for the next several hours tomorrow a big improvement, headed our way let's look at temperatures right now stuck in the mid-40s. 44 humidity way up 96%, barometer

baby bug eyed. >> daddy makes a funny noise. your eyes will go pop. want to see it again? go ahead, dad, make six preparations are being made of the big game coming up. >> take a look inside a. you can see the lights shining on the field. inside the stadium, a lot of work. people are inside making sure that this place is ready for tomorrow's game. discusses >> the storm that drenched the bay area on friday left a lot of work or cleanup crews on saturday. some parts of the of the stadium parking lot were covered with up to a foot of water. crews worked nonstop pumping out water and clearing clogged to storm drains. they want to make sure that this place is ready for the big game. if the 49ers host the new york giants on sunday afternoon. this is their first championship in 14 years. >> we are going to win, 27- 20. >> come fans spent time outside of the stadium on saturday to get pumped up. >> since we came down before the game, this is as close as we will get. >>dan: if you are lucky enough to get a ticket to tomorrow's game, security is asking is how coming out, we will te

percent easing credible it demonstrates the fact that the political classes are completely and utterly eyed of touch with what the people are thinking and what the people are thinking is quite simple they've seen near the existing similar who are emerging european countries such as themselves people like slovakia slovenia as stony are all coming into the european union they join the euro zone and they find it the worst choice and challenge the marginal because slovakia nurses and pensioners are not getting paid a third of what they would get paid if they were working in greece and to add insult to injury they are actually paying money to the greeks in order to support their euro zone belike so they see neighboring countries such as hungary i mean the government of hungry for the past two weeks have been vilified by the european union i'm not going to get into the argument to find whether or not the prime minister is right or wrong there but certainly people get very very and feel very very uneasy about things that are being said. patrick young there talking about a new pressure on hungary a

so to in, i'm bright eyed and bushy tailed, four loads already into the truck. it's just -- it's odd the schedule that we keep but sometimes it can help. >> reporter: sounds good. we should have clarified you're not moving out of state. just across town. still going to be with us. >> reporter: i love baltimore and maryland i don't want to go anywhere! we're just moving to a bigger place. we need a little more space right now. >> i still don't know how i feel about that hat. >> reporter: here's the deal with 9 hat, all right. i got my orioles gear on. and my ravens mug. all maryland, all baltimore but the only cap, by the way, that's your bedhead for you. >> it's ok. >> reporter: it's the only hat i didn't pack. i didn't want to cross the stream. >> got it. >> reporter: baltimore, baltimore, arkansas. i just turned the hat around. >> i guess you're going to need it. the off and on rain we're going to get. >> reporter: good. you tell linda i hold her accountable. >> you mean lynette. don't blame me. >> reporter: i have to blame you too. her as well. >> see you bac

he got teary eyed speaking of his mother.ay, he was less personal. >> i think that we are in some much trouble as a country that we actually need saw a positive solutions oriented campaign. >>reporter: promised family values. >> bachman and also stunt was santorum is the only one missing was ron paul as for news resolution? rules to be resonating. a hopeful to be dropping out after the iowa caucuses. shelby lynn, kron 4. >> a gorgeous day with high clouds over the bay but otherwise, sunny and mild. those high skies made for a beautiful sunset with those beautiful clouds. through san francisco, a beautiful evening shaping up. the skies are clear with stars and and the moon. the satellite and radar showing that we've had some of stormy conditions to the northern california area. clouds creeping and that pacific northwest could bring us some showers on monday. however there will be confined to the north bay. we might not even see anything from that system with the exception of clouds. this is not a huge problem. in the meantime,

. >>> and another investigation involving the richardson family who burglar eyed their home. the 16-year-old robert richardson has been charged with his father's murder and the houseer with lived has been burglarized. 550 people so far joined a facebook group rallying for support for robert richardson who some say was abuse and that led to the violence. the police say they don't have proof of that. more than 1500 dollars has been raised to help pay for him a private attorney. >>> it could happen at any moment. emfans are waiting to see if the poe toasters will arrive with his roses and conyeah. sherrie johnson is live and you are part of the group. and people are saying if he is a no show this year the tradition may be over. >> reporter: that is exactly right. that's what we are waiting to see. we are here near the grave site area of edgar allen poe, the poe toaster has been a faithful visitor for decades and you know what, he usually shows up anywhere between midnight and 5:30 a.m. this morning, we have a few people that are out here. they have been out here since midnight f

eir and eis reviews any actions before you. yesterday, it was unanimous, which is a surprise sometimes out of that commission that you got a unanimous vote. it indicates a broad level of support for the cruise terminal project in the america's cup. the chamber just this commission to take all appropriate actions on all facets to move the project forward as quickly as possible. thank you very much. >> thank you. next. >> good morning, commissioners. i am representing caspar, the san francisco planning and urban research association but i am here to support the adoption of the ceqa findings in the mitigation and monitoring and reporting program, for both the cruise ship terminal and the america's cup. with your permission, i will testify just was for these two items, which are separately listed as 9a and 9b on your agenda. i actually have read the environmental impact report. [laughter] not every word certainly, this is the longest such a document i have ever reviewed in been associated with, but i have read enough to know that t

. >> it's eis heial to have a temporary guest worker program. we have an issue at both ends of the workforce because it is an economic issue so the high end of the workforce we continue to be a magism in for the most talented people in the world, they come here and go to our university system and ism ph.d.s and masters in all kinds of skill sets we des frperately ne. as soon as they ism their diploma we kick them out of the country an the other workforce equation if we are to be food secure, if we're going to be independent and not reliant on other countries for our food, particularly for our produce, things that tend to be harvested by hand, then we need a method for harvesting that through a temporary guestworker program. if you see a $100 billion industry in florida go away and larger industry in california go away, and with be dependent on other countries for that supply of food. so a temporary program is essential, because that is skilled labor, contrary to the myth at the peak of the economic boom, only about 10% of, you know, by estimates

percent easing credible it demonstrates the fact that the political classes are completely and utterly eyed of touch with what the people are thinking and what the people are thinking is quite simple they've seen neighbors they've seen similar who are emerging european countries such as themselves people like slovakia slovenia as stony are all coming into the europe european union they join the euro zone and they find it the worst poisoned chalice imaginable because slovakia nurses and pensioners are not getting paid a third of what they would get paid if they were working in greece and to add insult to injury they're actually paying money to the greeks in order to support their euro zone bailouts that's why the people in croatia are deeply concerned and that's why it's going to be a very interesting to read referendum result tomorrow. romania is witnessing its worst riots and violence in over a decade for a second week running thousands of people are on the streets demanding the resignation of the government and the president parties tom barton reports. things turn nasty in the streets as

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