check three controversial rapper elm -- emand and -- has made like this. [rapping] >> bill: eminem says is he different in private because is he raising young girls. >> parent listening to this and says my kid hears you calling somebody a bitch or using the f word and starts to use it themselves. do you feel a sense of responsibility? >> i feel like it's your job to parent them. if you are the parent, be a patient. you know what i mean? i'm a parent. i have daughters. i mean, how would i really sound as a person like walking around my house, you know [bleep] this up, you know what i mean? >> that's not how you are in your life. >> profanitiy around my house, no. music, this is my art. this is what i do. >> bill: talking points believes that does not add up. you sell a product aimed at young people and then you ban that product in your own home. come on. check four, big poll on bill o'reilly.com. we are asking will sarah palin try for the white house in 2012? yes the lure will be irresistible or no she will be a power broker? all right. so please vote in th

. >>> thank you keith. 27-year-old gary lawson assaulted a man in the 38000& block of elm street.andy died few months later as a result of the injuriess lawson last seen in the 800 block f&-e who knows where he is is asked to call the taskkforce at 4 1 10-6 3 7-8970. >>> silence from the jury oom as 300ration continue innthe tells us urors are still atnow the courthouue as we sseak. joy? >> jurorsswere just sent homm a short time ago buu as you time since deliberationsirst started that jurors remain wedneeday jurors indicated thee may be deadlockkd sending he judge a note ayiig they could -únot reach aaunanimouu deeision on the murder charge. now earlier this week they wanted to see key peters of eeidence including that bullet that killed former baltimore city councilman harris. defense attorney silverstein represents one of the defendants charles mack and talked with us a short time ago. >> now they have taken a whole day. no questions. anything. i'm more hopeful thhy will come to a verdict. i would have thought if they wwre still deadlocked or were fateing over the same topic th

the couple back that got -- come back that got elm this there -- got them there. >>> how the gubernatorial candidates are changing their approach. >>> what medications do you take? why exactly did you prescribe them? what you should know about the relationship between docs and -- >>> a fire ravaged an apartment building. what's left of the structure will be knocked down tomorrow. many who lived in the building are students. >> reporter: the fire department is still here checking for hotspots. causen see how stark the damage is on the outside of the building. imagine how dramatic it was early this morning when the flames just starting ripping through this building. people were asleep and so neighbors had to start knocking on doors and yelling and luckily they got everybody out. a witness across the street went up on the roof to shoot this video of this fire engulfing the apartment building here. it started at 5:00 a.m. people had to wake up and run out as fast as they could. about 75 people are out of their home here. about a dozen or more are college students and we caught up with one of t

nightmare on elm street new look and new fred krueger. >> this won't hurt one littte bit.r: but the story is the same. mad man gets reconvention by terrorizing teens while they sleep. don't need dream to find terror. sometimes create it in a lab. >> this won't be human. not entirely. >>reporter: in the film if slice researchers mess with dna in hopee of making a scientific discovery. but they he said up creating a monster that could threaten humanity. >> is this someone i undeestood yyu? >> sometimes. >> come forward. answer me now. >>reporter: this could be the serious film of all time. the exorcist out in nee extended director cut including extra 10 minutes of footage ffom the original 1973 release. one of the most respected documentary turns hhs attention back to baseball. ken burns 4 hour minnseries the tenth inning explores baseball during field despite up and down during the past 20 years. this is the the low doon. >>> of oe flacco lee the ravens to victory against the steelers. hear from the usually calm collected quarterback on showing his emotion fter throwing the

in may, vandals cut down 17 elm trees. in august, 36 rose bushes.put up $30,000 to help replace trees. now the san francisco park's trust is putting up $1,000 as reward money and asking for more money to repair the damage. >> we already have a fund called the restore fund where people can donate and buy supplies for the gardeners and seeds and tools and trees and plants. money is contributed to that fund. >>> well, nobody expected this to happen. >> i went in, and i was scribbling my signature. frankly, i was trying to get out of there. >> a candidate running for san jose city council crashes a news conference called to publicize allegation that he's a liar. >>> cooling the hot flashes. a new option for women going through the big change. >>> and the giants won tonight thanks to that man, tim lincecum, who threw 14 strikeouts. tonight, the science behind his award-winning pitch. >>> oh, yeah. we love the freak. there's nothing freaky about your friday forecast. we'll pinpoint your neighborhood and your forecast for the weekend. mom, did you borrow m

issues lie, where that work plan item exists, and separate that from the discussion on the housing elm. so with that, thank you for all your comments. and we will do our best to move this thor ward and expeditiously. president miguel: thank you. commissioner sugaya? commissioner sugaya: thank you for those comments. my comments weren't directed toward or including what i was saying as examples in tell lt. it was just a suggestion, if we were going back to the public or something like that. i'd like to have it as -- general is the wrong word. but as policy-based as commissioner miguel said and as you said, not to make it too specific. so i'm completely onboard with that. president miguel: commissioner moore? commissioner moore: why not take landmark projects and abstract them to be reflective of what constitutes policy and what constitutes the essence of consensus building in san francisco. i think there is enough meat in those projects to abstract them and view them as case studies for what's required in the housing element. >> thank you, commissioners. with that, we'll move forward. w

this is the elms. it was one of first houses in newport to showcase a new invention -- electricity.liff was inspired by the grand trianon on the palace grounds of versailles in paris. rosecliff has been the setting for a number of movies, including "27 dresses." the mansion is also often rented for parties and weddings. not a bad place for a high school prom. amazingly, all this splendor was only enjoyed for a few months each year. during what was called by the super rich "the social season." in all, 11 properties have been acquired by the preservation society of newport county. the society is dedicated to preserving this rich heritage and offers fascinating guided tours. for more information, visit our website, teenkidsnews.com. in newport, rhode island, for "teen kids news" i'm nicole. >>> that wraps up our show, but we'll be back with more "teen kids news." >> thanks for joining us, and have a great week. ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> write to us at info@teenkidsnews.com. >> on behalf of everyone here at "teen kids news," we want to give a special thanks to all of

police say he was beaten on elm street. he died from injuries three month later. lay that many is charged with first-degree murder. investigators say the suspect lives with his wife in the 800 block of wellington avenue, has been seen in the area in the last two weeks. police say he frequents harford county. if you have seen nathan, call the apprehension task force. the number right there on your screen. it's 410-607-8970. >>> a 15-year-old and her boyfriend are behind bars accused of plotting to kill the girl's entire family. this happened in northern dorchester county. police called to a house after 16-year-old william collins walked in and started shooting. no one was hurt. i can't understand why two young 16- year-olds for any reason would want to do this to anybody, much less people they know. they ruined their entire life because of these actions. >> police discovered the murder plot through text messages collins exchanged with his girlfriend. the couple is behind bars on half a million dollars bail. >>> baltimore county police are calling it the largest dru

this company is charging $1,300 to trim this 80-foot elm. >> that's a lot of money for a homeowner to pay. >> it is. imagine what the city would charge for this tree, you know, they'll charge about 2, $3,000 probably. good to know the city workers. >> reporter: there are over 2,000 trees in the downtown area. about 950 of them, almost half, will be getting the trim this year allan, but there are many thousands this year street trees throughout san jose and those are the responsibility of the property owner, something to keep in mind as we head into the wet and windy winter season. >> we do want to avoid any other tragic situation like last year's. len ramirez, thanks. >>> mold, bedbugs, rotting garbage. pretty much a nightmare, if it's at your home or hotel room, it's hard to get landlords to cleanup their act. soon the landlords may have to pay for your misery. mike? >> reporter: allan, how about a thousand dollars a day for not fixing those things up. that's what they are talking about here at san francisco city hall. you know, there are a lot of crumby apartments in the city of san

the killer of an lderly man. 27-year-old gary latham assaulted john sandy, 73, back in april, along elmet. he died a few months later.ú lay them seen two weeks ago on lakewood avenue. anyone wwth any information %-number on the screen. 410-637-8970. >> securitt breakdowns are getting the blame for the murder of a teacher in a state juvennle detention center. hannah wheeling found dead in the heltan ham center in february. is now charged in her death. new reporr said that number of security failures led to he -urder. and leadership shouud be held responsible. ú%rvicesssaid it acted quickly to make improvements after the >> it is now take two for a baltimore city landmark. >> senator heater about o raise the curtain again. myranda stephens is live in nnrth baltimore where where ig changes are coming soon. ú%randa? >> jennifer and jeff, the doors here at the theater are sttll locked. ú%r a ee hours, to give folkk here in the community, a senseú of what is in store or the future. and judging from the preview, ú%ny are giving the plans two thumbs p. >> very excited about it. >> baltimore's h

she's the three-time elm jmmy a nominee. seth meyers is the writer. kristian wiig you know her as nancy pelosi or the target lady. fred armisen, you know him as me or president obama or joy behar. and finally andy samberg the emmy-winner best known for his digital short. how did this idea get conceived? >> i think it got conceived because herb who was then running nbc felt production should be back in new york and he had a strong affection for live programming in the glory days of new york television. >> the "tonight show" had been on. >> the "tonight show" was down stairs in 6 b with johnnie carson. they just want ad new show. >> for saturday? >> for saturday. the time period at that point was carson befts at carson which was reruns of the tonight show and i don't think johnny was happy with those shows. they decided to do a new show and dick ebersole was hired as director of late night. left sports. >> what were you doing at the time? >> at the time i was working with lily tomlin on producing her shows and abc. i began at abc with the phyllis diller

. >> we have had -- the elm tuesday has come from the police department reaching out to at the clergynd this is the clergy reaching out to the department. >> how much is this like the broken windows approach that new york really pioneered back in the '80s and '90s that changed the whole, i think, edge of new -- image of new york worldwide. >> crime was down. last year we the lowest numbers of murders since 1963. even so, it's disproportionate in the black community, and i think broken windows, you have to pay attention to the little things and that will take care of some of the big things. that's what we're doing here. we want to -- also, another aspect of the program is a model block program. a couple of streets are blocked around a particular church, will get special attention from the crime prevention officers, from the community affairs ofs. so, yeah, it is taking care of the little things, and the big things, you might say, together. >> so a big thing is when someone is tragically and violent hi killed -- violently killed in a community. >>> i want to say thanks for both of you p

baltimore city police say on april 18th, gary latham beat john sandy in the 3500 block of elm street. three months later, the 73-year- old died from his injuries. now, latham is charged with first-degree murder. and police say he is on the run. he has relatives throughout the city and in dundalk, essex and harford county. anybody with information about his whereabouts should call 410- 637-8970. >>> a push to improve safety in the sky tonight. two years after the deadliest crash in maryland history, the faa is proposing changes. vic is in the newsroom with the proposal. >> reporter: this follows a spike in medivac deaths. in 2008, four people were killed in maryland's deadliest medivac crash. the new proposals would require operators to use the latest on- board technology. operators would also be required to use enhanced procedures for flying in challenging weather at night and when landing in remote locations. if approved, they are expected to cost more than $130 million to implement it. >>> all new at 6:00, what those who run maryland's medivac program are saying about the proposal.

. >> as he keeps them looking elm peckable in their black beards and orange accents. all right.ace on tv to see the giants/philly ncls coverage is on comcast bay area. they'll join the full team live from at&t park. it's on only cast sports net on bay area. giants headed to the sixth inning down a run. it's 4-3 right noi, behind the phillies and just a run. let's finish tonight with a little hockey. what you can and can't do. we're talking about some suspensions here in the world of hockey. last night two former sharks in the middle of the mess. rick ripen is throwing down the glove in a fight with a former san jose shark with the minnesota wild. upon living the ice, ripen shown the door by manny. now suspended indefinitely by the nhl. you cannot push around the fans. the giants trying to push around the phillies. we'll have much more at 11:00. back to you in the studio. >> pack him around. >> it's an exciting game back and forth. >> it's good, back and forth. >> another nail-biter. lawrence, thank you. >>> scientists on earth, some mummies just in time for halloween. we'll tell

no is he an idiot and he has to go because he is elm blemmatic of how deep the crapper this country is yes. let's try her for a while. if she is a whack job, get her out. i met her. she seems like a nice dame. he has got to go. >> bill: this wasn't so much about sharron angle. this is about your loathing of senator reid? >> she was a sweet -- billy, i'm going to bet squares this time around. i'm a square. i'm not going to bet the swells. i'm not going to bet the intelligenceia. she was a nice decent woman nice enough to have me there. i liked her. she reminds me of all the squares in my life who i met ohio liked. i'm sick of professional guys like reid. is he a hack. i hope on november 2nd the electric goes through that cat like a side through ky jelly. i'm going to watch all my enemies brought to heal. it's time to take back the countries from these pros because they are running it into the ground. she is a decent dame. i don't know everything about her. >> bill: i think you have made your case fairly persuasively. >> let's go to meg whitman and illegal alien housekeeper and gloria al

just as loud, just as elm passioned and just as often. and i want to get back to this because this is important. you're a fair man. that's why i have you on the program. i mean, i ask you a question, you give me an answer. all right? i'm asking you a direct question, congressman. right now, and i want a direct answer with all due respect. ms. waters was not fair to this network yesterday. she was not fair. >> let me say the following, bill. i think it is unfair to ask me to come here and act as a spokesperson for any other member of congress. >> bill: you saw what she said. you are not going to be a spokesperson. you saw it? >> bill, bill, bill but i made a fair presentation. i was thankful. i was respectful. >> bill: ms. waters, what she says isn't right. >> but here is what i want. here is why i come. i'm very clear with you. i don't show up on your program because i think i'm going to receive accolades back from the voters in the fourth congressional district. i don't think that's going to happen. given your political persuasion -- tha

only foreclosure freezes, so to speak, that are currently in place are banks that have voluntarily elmfirst to announce a freeze. they came to clarify. they are not freezing foreclosures. they have only frozen resales and evictions. jpmorgan chase has frozen 46,000 foreclosures in the same 23 seats but it looks like they are start to slowly expand that foreclosure freeze to sorry states. bank of america has frozen all foreclosures and evictions of foreclosured homeowners in 50 states. they haven't frozen resales although freddy and fancy have frozen b of a properties and we're starting to see smaller lenders implements freezes. >> let's talk about -- so if there was -- politicians, three weeks from the campaign, we're hearing some populace politicians say let's put a freeze for everybody and understandable with the fear of this economy right now. but what are the unintended consequences of a full fledge freeze on foreclosures? what would that mean for the average homeowner? >> well, it really depends on the length of the freeze to be totally honest. the voluntary bank freezes the banks

this company is charging $3,000 to trim this 80-foot elm. >> that's a lot of money for a taxpayer to pay. >> the city would charge 2 or $3,000 probably. because you know city workers. >> reporter: there are about 2500 trees in downtown area. this program is taking care of about 950 of them. there are many many thousands more throughout the city of san jose that are the responsibility of those property owners again and it's something they should think about as they head into the wet and windy weather. >> the tree pruning business could get very busy. >> a trimmed tree is a happy tree. >> got it. len ramirez in san jose, thanks. >>> month matter what you need, from i don't know, finding a good restaurant to trying to figure out how to get there, you know, there's an appeal for that. well now san jose environmental officials are hoping that a new appeal will actually encourage people to help them do their jobs. thuy vu explains how it works. >>> santa clara county has more than 700 miles of creeks. the city of san jose is hoping citizens will help monitor them with their foam after test

if you've been sniffling and sneezing, it's probably pine and elm.e i talk about a chance for rain, maybe good news for your allergies. right now the rain is in southern california. the system here that is offshore will spill clouds our way tomorrow and be the first in a big change in our weather as we approach the weekend. today a bit cooler around the bay area. 75 san jose, 60 san francisco and oakland. into the north bay we'll see lots of thick fog and low 70s around healdsburg and petaluma. showers late tomorrow into your friday morning commute and for the weekend off and on rain. i think the heavy rain will hold off until about sunday. >>> big ships coming into the san francisco bay can be dangerous for whales. at least eight have been killed in and around the coast and bay since 2007. bay area environmental group pacific environment is urging the coast guard to protect whales in bay area shipping routes, and those routes do include under the golden gate bridge, over to the ports of oakland and san francisco. the group will meet with the coast g

may been at the party to come forward and give them more information about what happened, and they elm fay sykes anybody that calls with information can remain non--- emphasize anybody that calls them with information can remain anonymous. two people described by police at armed and dangerous are behind bars on suspicion of murder. the couple were arrested saturday in downtown value hoe. police believe they may have be connected to the shooting death of nick stanley. his body was found on august 8. >>> a man in watsonville was stabbed several times while getting his haircut. the 20-year-old man was stabbed on his face, abdomen, and hand in this attack on saturday. the victim claimed the attacker and four other men with him were all gang members. >>> palo alto police are investigating now home burglary, the third one in recent months. this one happened in the 1100 block of hamilton avenue friday night. police say the burglars got into a window, stole a purse, a wallet, and the family's car. that car was later recovered, but the suspects they are still at large. police sat the burglaries

a lot of elm, mmght go the wrong way. make sure they go the opposite way. go. - have nate evans with me right now. what's been thh push to get them >> a lot oo them have stepped up and wanteddto see a big change, with the city, and, theú councilmember, good bunch of bike bills. >> more bike friennly. get more people off theeroad. but, is ttat the only benefit? >> therr are health and environmental benefits. more people ride, and losing weight because ttey're doing and also, attracts, a lot of young people to the ccty. >> very good. want to seeethatt >> you got your bike. how dangerous is it? >> it's a lot safer than people think. most of the time, cars will get out of your way. you might be harassed. >> what's the rule on that? >> cars need to give them 3-feeú of ppssing distance. >> if they don't, give them the lanes, they pprk in those bike lanes. 75 dollar fine now. >> fox 45, morning news. >> a federal judge issues a landmark ruling on the military's don't sk, don'' tell policy, ordering the military to stop enforcing it. the judge ruled that the olicy,

"nightmare on elm street." i was a huge freddie krueger fan. part 3 was one of my favorites.she helps realize their power to battle freddie in their dreams then she turns into a warrior, and has this epic battle with krueger. take a listen. >> i don't believe in you. >> i believe in you. no pain, no gain. >> 3 1/2 kernels on this one. it was so good. and the end of that scene her elbows literally pop off and she turns into a cockroach and krueger comes out, lures her into a roach motel and squashes her to death. it's a family, feel-good movie. 3 1/2 skulls out of 5. that movie a gross scene, but everybody loved freddie krueger. >> this is why i don't watch scary movies. i'd rather go back to the time warp. >> i even had the razor glove. >> we have lots more spooky stuff coming up.mbmbmbmbmbmbmbmb >>> campaign crunch. the democrat who denies he was forced to quit his midterm campaign, and the republican now answering questions about 2012. >>> airport anxiety. >> it's intrusive, it's unnecessary, and it's too much. >> criticism about new security procedures that start today. >>

jade ensmith plays the gunge student.3 it's on video tomorrow. p>> another '80s may make nightmare on elmgets hii revenge by terrorizing teens while they sleep. >> doo't fall asleep. >> don't need dreams to ind terror, sometimes you can crrate it in a lab. this won't be human.illegal. >> not enttrely. >> in the film, researchers start messing with na in the discovery. they end up creating a monster that could threaaen humanity. >>> it's the sequel to the 2008 vampire film. >> ssmetimes. >> come forward. >> answer me now. >> it could be the scariest film of all time, the exorcist is out in a new extended director's cut.ú it includes an extra 10 minutes of footage not seen in the original 1973 release. >>> scary movie..3 >>> coming up in te 7:00 hoor, an alert forramericans abroad..3 need to be on tte look out for. >>> and iim joel d smmth llve at arouud here are feeling a lotans like this guy. coming up next we will tell you about how they ♪ [ monkey cheeps ] [ male announcer ] a bath becomes even more pleasurable when you know that your water is being heated in an environmentally- conscio

if you look at the play he is tag out but the elm could not see. he is safe at second.e through to the left side will allowing buster posey to score. the giants' lead 1-0. tim lincecum pitching had jumped your striking out hayward that tied him for the record for the team 12 strikeouts for the night. same score top of the ninth. tim lincecum facing direct. strikes him of. 14 strikeouts breaking the record. >> 936 is the time right now gray weather for the game tonight at 630 we will talk about that moment. 939 right now president barack obama commenting on the jobs report speaking in maryland. while the private sector added jobs the good news is being tempered by a net loss of 95,000 jobs. >> we have to keep doing everything we can to accelerate this recovery. yes the job growth is moving into the right direction but i'm not interested entrances and figures as much as the people behind them. the millions of americans swept up in the most devastating recession of our lifetimes. as i said before the only piece of economic news that folks still " looking for work here is y