. >> the other supervisors were eric mark.they are talking about introducing a resolution to the board that would allow the occupy protest to go on undisturbed. >>> there is some distension between occupy protestors in í oakland. . >> i just don't understand why you guys have a problem. . >> because it's threatening the ultimate goal. >> they rg -- argued about a fence police installed earlier this week. that came as more than 1,000 people marched through downtown í oakland. demonstrators tore the fencing down last night. >> everyone began taking down the fence peacefully. we arranged thing sos it wouldn't be a -- things so it wouldn't be a hazard. it wasn't an act of vandalism. >> some demonstrators elected a house of cards from the police fencing. a group of protestors remained outside in violation of the cities curfew law. they plan to hold a general strike next week. a share of solidarity for the í oakland protestors got out of hand in new york city. they hoed -- they showed their support for the demonstration in í oakland

. >> reporter: living out a childhood dream, eric and shawn graven helped their father mark build this sturdy treehouse complete with a slide two climbing ropes, a shingled roof with shutters to match the homes in the neighborhood. >> i built the treehouse as a kept promise to my boys. >> reporter: something for them to look forward to when their dad returned from iraq and this is no shack. it took $1,400 worth of materials, six weeks of hard labor and the boys even earned scout badges for their masterpiece. >> it if it's in the neighborhood. it's part of raising children -- it fits in the neighborhood. it's part of raising children. >> reporter: an anonymous complaint raised a red flag with the county zoning board it's a violation of the zoning ordinance. >> i've got two huge maple trees in the yard. i have a side yard. the county calms it a front yard and little did i -- calls it a front yard and little did i know. >> reporter: he was told it was considered an addition to his house. after $1,800 in fees it's jeaned and now he's objecting. >> you want to say get real. out of all the t

. >> mark: the day here in piscataway began just prior to kickoff. ericfield with his rutgers teammates. after that emotional moment, came up to the booth with us in the second quarter and was great to have him up and add his insight as well. >> ray: it really was nice having him up here. the spirit that he has and the will, it's just amazing. he does believe. >> mark: 2:26 left in the second down and 16. he hands it off, to garrison. it's around the football. >> ray: going to get another time-out from rutgers. >> mark: they have one remaining. 2:19 to go. coming up tonight, a great line-up of college football. four of the hottest teams are in action against key opponents, south carolina, tennessee, and 15th ranks wisconsin and ohio state. big one for clen son tmson tryi stay unbeaten against ucla on abc and espn 3. it's been a weird saturday here in piscataway in many ways. >> ray: i have to tell you, that second quarter lasted a really long time. the first half was two hours. that speeded it up baflgts in the second half. it's really been all west virgi

and mark cuban in his little sweater vest. eric and david journal the guys doing the talking and negotiating and no one is happy. >> today we will be announcing the cancellation of the rest of the exhibition season and by monday we will have no choice but to cancel the first two weeks of the season. >> we find ourselves at a point today where we someone how anticipated will lead being faced with a lockout. ma'am unit of the average salary is between four and 5 million. you know pam, hockey, baseball, basketball people another enough to send did not play until maybe late january i think some people still when the war to as much on television, but football, i think you can give your right to the people and they would just say okay, nemea again, but tell me when you start playing. but i think the nba people like a college are not know how much it will go towards the sharks, that is a different war and i know you love your basketball. >> i do, i love of sports. >> you love anything detroit. >> i love local teams to. >> adjacent to me p

. >> we are joined also, i hope eric will stay with us, mark an creasean, co-founder of an creasean horowitz which su a venture capital firm, but mark an creasean is known as one-- and risean was there when netscape was created. he has been an early investor in some of the very portant companies that have shaped wall street. i mean have shaped silicon valley and shaped wall street as well. he also new steve very well tell me your own thoughts of what he meant to you personally and what he meant to the way you saw the world that you live in >> yeah, i guess i think eric has had a lot of the things that can be said. the three ways i think i really admired him. one is he was the most amazing product visionary our industry has ever had or probably everill have. i once said that it's when the iphone came out i said it's almost as if the product has been boomed in from, you know, five or 10 or 20 years in the future. and it has just arrived. and nobody in the industry had any idea it was on possible to build anythi like thaand steve, you know, one of the only peop in the history of business who ha

. >> eric: you know who made that assessment? mark xandy from moody's -- this is important.n the aides, they asked him what he thought of the first stimulus plan, $800 billion stimulus plan he says that's right. i agree with christina romer, unemployment won't go above 8%. >> bob: defending moody's. >> eric: this guy is on board it's unbelievable. >> bob: 1.9 million jobs republicans are leaving on the table because they don't want jobs to be had in this country. >> monica: when you look at the historical evidence, every major recession the united states experienced since 1920-1921 through this one, every time we approached it, sound money. stable dollar. lowering the marginal tax rates across the board is how you get out of the recession. this administration has done the exact opposite. massive infusion of government spending that has not worked except to put up the debt. >> bob: if you automatically have 5% unemployment. dropped to 4%. you had a secret ballot, do you think the republicans would vote for it? >> monica: yes. >> eric: they got a 10% -- >> kimberly: go ahead.

>> eric: part of the problem is that herman cain is trying to make his mark here. ess it from the commercial. >> eric: i'm surprised you didn't bring it up. >> bob: i'm talking to the producers. i can't talk to you. >> dana: wipe your nose. >> bob: no problem. [ laughter ] >> greg: another point. it read this story and they said herman cain, they don't even have the bumper stickers. presidential candidate who doesn't have bumper stickers. makes him the greatest candidate ever. the anti-obama. >> dana: a sign of the not having bumper sticks ors is sign of not wasting money. >> greg: you're right. >> bob: it's possible they didn't realize they'd have this success. there might be chaos behind the scene. the spokes penn quote was good. yeah, look, we'll take it, make sure to get some rest. >> eric: you trash rick perry for saying he might not make all debates. >> kimberly: bob, let me say something about this. this is ridiculous. they are nitpicking herman cain because he has their attention and the front runner. nobody expect him to be going this strong. still moving f

>>professor michael eric dyson has written two books about aren't looking >>mark led to king exemplify the african-american people >>the professor shared his opinion ... let's continue to tell the story of the struggle of the civil rights movement as a part of black history >> this memorial inspired us and motivated us tremendously and we are happy to come back. definitely go take your children and your relatives >>the official dedication happens this sunday october 16th a quarter of a million people are expected to be there when president obama makes the speech dedicating a memorial >>wgn will have live coverage on the morning news on sunday and a summary on the news that nine. >>it has taken 32 years but tomorrow marks the dedication of a permanent memorial to the victims of the american airlines flight 191 disaster the american airlines jet crashed in a field near touhy avenue shortly after taking off from o'hare airport on may 25, 1979271 passengers and crew members perished to people on the ground also lost their lives their names will be memorialized on a 700 and 75 ft. wall in l

>> eric: part of the problem is that herman cain is trying to make his mark here. ldn't guess it from the commercial. >> eric: i'm surprised you didn't bring it up. >> bob: i'm talking to the producers. i can't talk to you. >> dana: wipe your nose. >> bob: no problem. [ laughter ] >> greg: another point. it read this story and they said herman cain, they don't even have the bumper stickers. presidential candidate who doesn't have bumper stickers. makes him the greatest candidate ever. the anti-obama. >> dana: a sign of the not having bumper sticks ors is sign of not wasting money. >> greg: you're right. >> bob: it's possible they didn't realize they'd have this success. there might be chaos behind the scene. the spokes penn quote was good. yeah, look, we'll take it, make sure to get some rest. >> eric: you trash rick perry for saying he might not make all debates. >> kimberly: bob, let me say something about this. this is ridiculous. they are nitpicking herman cain because he has their attention and the front runner. nobody expect him to be going this strong. still

mark grapen joins us along with his sons, both scouts, eric and shawn. . >> good morning. >> mark, let's start with you. before you went to iraq, you wanted your -- you made a promise to your sons. you wanted them to have the same thing you had growing up in florida, right, a treehouse? >> yes, sir. >> and so i understand you called falls church, virginia, you called the county building people and asked them what? >> well, actually fairfax. >> fairfax county. >> huge government. we're talking billions in budget. called the building permits office, asked what was required. fellow talked to me on the phone, very nice, but laughed quite a bit and said there's nothing you need to be doing for it. it's a treehouse. >> it was a safety thing to him. you could absolutely build it. so you went out and bought $1400 worth of materials. built it. it's great. but apparently, a couple of your neighbors complained. you can't build a treehouse there because he lives on a corner lot and now you're tangled up in a zoning problem, right? >> well, let's back up a little bit.

. >> reporter: living out a childhood dream, eric and sean grapin helped their father mark build this sturdy tree house. >> i built the tree house. i can't a prom toys my boys. >> reporter: something for them to look forward to when dad and army aviation specialist would return from iraq. it took $1,400 worth of materials, six week of hard labor and the boys even earned scout badged for their mast are piece. >> it fits in the neighborhood. it is part of raising children. it is what is expected in a single bedroom community. >> reporter: apparently, someone didn't expect it. appear anonymous complaint on the red tree house raiseed a red flag with the county zoning board. it is a violation of the zoning ordinance. >> i've got two huge maple trees and one is right in the middle of when we call the west yard. the county calls it another front yard and i called it a side yard. little did i know. >> reporter: he was told it is considered an addition to his house. so it was rejected. now, he is appealing. >> you want to shake somebody's lap el and say get real. of all the things we have to w

>> eric: part of the problem is that herman cain is trying to make his mark here. t guess it from the commercial. >> eric: i'm surprised you didn't bring it up. >> bob: i'm talking to the producers. i can't talk to you. >> dana: wipe your nose. >> bob: no problem. [ laughter ] >> greg: another point. it read this story and they said herman cain, they don't even have the bumper stickers. presidential candidate who doesn't have bumper stickers. makes him the greatest candidate ever. the anti-obama. >> dana: a sign of the not having bumper sticks ors is sign of not wasting money. >> greg: you're right. >> bob: it's possible they didn't realize they'd have this success. there might be chaos behind the scene. the spokes penn quote was good. yeah, look, we'll take it, make sure to get some rest. >> eric: you trash rick perry for saying he might not make all debates. >> kimberly: bob, let me say something about this. this is ridiculous. they are nitpicking herman cain because he has their attention and the front runner. nobody expect him to be going this strong. still movi

attorney general eric holder vowed iran would be held accountable. our north america editor mark mardell has the details. >> the alleged plot was to kill this man, the saudi ambassador to washington, high in the councils of the saudi family. the head of the f.b.i. said it sounded like fiction, but the plot was all too real. >> individuals from one country sought to conspire with a drug trafficking cartel in another country to assassinate a foreign official on the united states soil. i know it reads like the pages of a hollywood script. the impact would have been very real, and many lives would have been lost. >> there was no hesitation about who was to blame. the senior member of president obama's cabinet pointed the finger straight at iran. >> this conspiracy was conceived, sponsored, and directed from iran and constitutes a flagrant violation of u.s. and international law. >> this is the saudi embassy in washington, one place that could have been bombed to kill the ambassador. the alleged iranian agent thought he was hiring a mexican drug cartel to do the job. instead, he was t

randy clark, patrick callie, kevin king, how lewis, jenny prime, eric rolfe and mark woods. in addition to those joining me at the table today rick kaplan, chief of wireless bureau and his deputy bureau chief and options division chief marty winner. wireline bureau deputy chief carol mackie, rebecca goodheart and steve rosenberg, pricing deputy division chief amy bender and marcus mayor and advisers. amy and mark will present a wireless portions and victoria will present the icc reform. >> today's order establishes rigorous public interest obligations for all elements including broadband performance and build out requirements. we maintain a strong partnership with state commissions who will continue to play an important role for estate carrier last resort obligations and by designated the pcs meaning carriers eligible to receive support. recipients will be required to submit annual reports to the fcc and state commission to assure effective oversight and accountability. this will provide support for broadband in two faces. in phase 1 all existing price cap legacy high-cost s

eric cantor is. >> let me ground this in some data. a cnn poll in july shows 46% of americans have never even heard of him. >> right. and i think given that, there are some question marksnd the president's strategy to single out eric cantor by name. this is after all the commander in chief, this is the president of the united states. talking about someone who half the country has never heard of as being the sort of the log in the middle of the road preventing a huge sort of signature piece of legislation from passing. and i think, you know, obviously this is the white house on the offense. we've seen a very sharp pivot in the last few weeks. they obviously feel like they are ready to name names and kick butt. >> here's what i think is interesting. you know, the republicans did the same thing with nancy pelosi who i think in the beginning a lot of americans had never heard of either. americans are not like super, super up on who is necessarily running things in congress. >> right. >> and they manage to "a" increase pelosi's name recognition by a tremendous amount and destroy her approval rating. by the time the midterms rolled around, her approval rating, 10%, 12%. ever

randy clark, patrick callie, kevin king, how lewis, jenny prime, eric rolfe and mark woods. in addition to those joining me at the table today rick kaplan, chief of wireless bureau and his deputy bureau chief and options division chief marty winner. wireline bureau deputy chief carol mackie, rebecca goodheart and steve rosenberg, pricing deputy division chief amy bender and marcus mayor and advisers. amy and mark will present a wireless portions and victoria will present the icc reform. >> today's order establishes rigorous public interest obligations for all elements including broadband performance and build out requirements. we maintain a strong partnership with state commissions who will continue to play an important role for estate carrier last resort obligations and by designated the pcs meaning carriers eligible to receive support. recipients will be required to submit annual reports to the fcc and state commission to assure effective oversight and accountability. this will provide support for broadband in two faces. in phase 1 all existing price cap legacy high-cost s

my name is eric mar, the chair of the connecticut i am joined by sean elsbernd, commissioner malia cohen, and mark farrell, as well. erika cheng is our clerk. we have done the roll call. first, i would like to take a moment to thank charles and jennifer sfgtv for providing access to this meeting. madam clerk, would you please read the first item. >> item number two, approved the minutes of the september 20, 2011 meeting. this is an action item. supervisor mar: is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. can we move this without objection? thank you. >> item 3, recommend authorizing the executive director to execute a memorandum of agreement with the city and county of san francisco, through the mta, the planning department, and the department of the environment for a three- year time span, the amount of $434,746 for the san francisco integrated travel demand management public-private partnership project and authorizing the executive director to negotiate terms and conditions. >> i am with the sre. the memo begins on page 9 on your packet. we're

mark farrell as well. maybe he is having a pastry or something. there is a lot of traffic between here and city hall. that is a bad joke, i know. we also have supervisor eric mar here with us this morning. all the supervisors are sitting together. we are also lucky enough to have the chief of protocol for the city of san francisco charlotte schultz. last but not least, we have tony sun, chair of the asian arts commission. that's good started this morning. i am going to get off the stage and and things off over to jay hsu. he is going to tell us a little bit more about what we're doing today. >> someone needs to hand me the remote. terrific. brand implementation is a journey. the asian art museum embarks on a new journey. to reinvent ourselves, to engage a broad audience. the broad audience is very much at the core of what we do here and who we are. why now, you ask? as the aging world influence grows, so is understanding its culture. more than half of the global population lives in the asia. to look at our own san francisco bay area, one third of the population are of asian descent. also, a challenging economy offers us the opportunity to take advantage by

>>mark: a great white shark 27 year old eric, was a bit from a 20-ft white shark. speak about this. >> a wave came and. started seeing blood in the water. >>daria: take a look these conjoined twins that are going to be separated at the lucile packard children's hospital. the these twins were born in the philippines and now live in the san jose. they have levers and diaphragms that are tightly together. they are hoping for good results after the surgery. fanned >>george: despite reports that all lanes have been reopened in north bound look at this. traffic has not moved in over 15 minutes in the northbound direction. the c h p is confirming that the lanes are open but clearly something is wrong. traffic is backed up all the way to san francisco doyle and park presidio of lloyd the golden gate bridge. avoided that bridge-- [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistan

mark warner submitted the legislation yesterday. it was applauded by republican house majority leader eric kantor and governor bob mcdonnell. the bill would end the legal hurdle that have kept the communities from using the tax credit to upgrade schools. >>> the white house has announced some of the first stops on president obama's three-day bus tour of pretty day important north carolina and virginia. the tour begins monday with stops in the north carolina areas of asheville and millers creek. the president will spend the night in the greensboro area. no word yet on the virginia stop. north carolina and virginia are traditionally republican states that the president won in 2008. >>> the libyan rebels seem to have gained more ground with the capture of moammar gadhafi's family member. >> plus, a couple dedicated to serving the country is asking you to help them win the wedding of their dreams. the couple joins us live at 4:49. >> time to see who's celebrating a birthday today. paul simon is 70 years old. cowboys owner jerry jones, 69. sammy hagar is 64 years old. and marie osmond is 52 today. >> boston celtics coach doc riv

. >> mark spent six weekends building the treehouse with his sons ages 9 and 11. they're scouts. >> eric not only earned part of its woodwork merit badge but public speaking. as well as his citizenship in the community merit badge. >> but the treehouse might have to come down. he called fairfax county's building office and he he is he was told he didn't need a permit. >> i had no idea there was a zoning ordinance office that i had to step through. >> he spent $1400 in materials to build in. $1900 to the county but they say still say it has to come down. >> yes, tears. but also what else can we do? >> lindsey mastis, 9news now. >> well, what else they're hoping to do is to have an appeal. a hearing is scheduled for november 30th. the family is hoping authorities will allow them to keep the treehouse. >>> hmm. all right. >> go ahead, howard. >> storm system is coming up from the southeast. that means some rain on the way. but the good news is, not that we need more rain, the good news is this should be gone by the weekend. saturday and sunday are looking good even into monday of next week.

california surfer comes home. 27-year-old eric tarrantino was surfing when he was bitten in the neck and arm. look at his surf board here. you can see the teeth marksthe left behind by the shark. his friends say after they saw the sharks, they tried to piddal back to shore as fast as they can, but it was too late. >> he just said, call 911. and 259, i could see his arm was bleeding pretty badly. >> tarrantino was bleeding pretty hard, where the doctors say the bite narrowly missed his jugular vein. >>> just 72 days after walking down the aisle, kim kardashian is filing for divorce from nba player kris humphries. humphries reportedly wanted to settle down in his native minnesota, and kardashian didn't agree. and i guess they never talked about it before. she issued a statement, saying sometimes things don't work out as planned. >>> check in with eyewitness news at 6:00. for these stories and more, coming up, denise is standing by with a preview. >>> on the defense. but will state senator ulysses currie take the stand in his bribery trial as his high- profile case reaches a critical point. >>> inside the fbi sting. how agents tracked a spy. check in

. >> mark says he spent six weekends building this tree house with his sons, ages 9 and 11. they are scouts. >> eric not only personned part of his woodwork merit badge, but public speak merit badge, as well as citizenship in the community. >> the tree house might have to come down. he called fairfax county building office and he says he was told that he didn't need a permit. >> i had no idea there is a zoning ordinance office that i had to step through. >> he spent $1400 in materials to build it. $1900 to the county, but they still say it has to come down. >> yes. tears. but also what else can we do? >> of course he is appealing. he has a hearing coming up on november 30 and he is hoping they'll take another look at this tree house and say maybe it could stay. the chairman did come out and take a look at it for himself. reporting live in falls church, i'm lindsey mastis, back to you. >> that is the baddest tree house i have ever seen. maybe if he lets the officials play in that tree house. >> i know, that's probably going to be your favorite part. >> that is awesome tree house. thanks lindsey. >> p

congressman mark smith has written a letter to the president asking for a special prosecutor to investor attorney general eriche testified before congress that he apparently recently heard about the operation and they found some memos that show maybe he was notified much earlier than that. do you support the calling after special prosecutor in this instance? >> i have been talking about it with john kyle, my fellow senator, and arizona members of congress from arizona. because brian terry, the border patrol agent was killed in arizona. the majority of this activity took place in arizona. texas, as well. but a lot of it in arizona. so we are talking about it, and we will reach a decision in the next day or two. but frankly, greta, i don't get what part of the congressman's question that eric older didn't get when he said when did you first find out about this? and the attorney general of the united states said he didn't understand the question. that's -- that's very interesting. >> the special prosecutor or not? >> we are leaning towards it, but i want to talk with the whole delegation and act as a unified del

eric cantor said that, the president attacked him. what the president is obviously doing is trying to campaign. i think mark is absolutely right. part of the obama for president campaign tour. you have got joe biden in a swing state, president obama in a swing state and they are trying to do the best job they can to get themselves reelected. they are clearly worried mostly about their own job. i think right now if we can break this up. if we do take eric cantor's advice and break it up into small bits and get away with the stupid stuff like the tax increases which will kill jobs. there are some good things in there. i think we can get some bipartisan agreements. the president has to drop the campaign. >> we were doing so well for a minute, man. that's the problem. the president is committed to dividing this up and getting the good stuff through. the problem is, republicans don't seem to accept that one of the good things is raising revenue, forcing people to pay their fair share. that's what the president wants to do. i acknowledge it is a campaign-motivated move at this moment. that doesn't mean he is wrong. the moral and econ

democrats jim webb and mark warner are behind the plan to use the federal rehabilitation tax credit to spruce up schools. two powerful republicans house majority leader eric kantor and governor bob mcdonnell both of virginia think is a great idea. in the past, communities were reluctant to use the money because of legal hurdles. >>> a two ton piece of the national cathedral pinnacle damaged by the august earthquake will be moved later this morning. moving the chunk of stone will make area damaged more stable until the stone work can be repaired. the cathedral will eventually get an inspection from the same team of rappelling engineers who inspected the washington monument. >>> now, listen to this. the city of harrisburg, pennsylvania, is filing for federal bankruptcy protection. that could seal the deal for a state takeover. the city council voted on the matter at harrisburg's mayor has come up with a recovery plan of her own. the state offered several plans to help bail out the financially strapped capital city. all of them were rejected by the city council. the city council is roughly $300 million in debt. >>> jessica is back with another "your money" r

deputy attorney general under clinton argued for the pardoning of mark rich, which ultimately was handed down, it was really controversy, and ericto go testify before congress when he was being confirmed as aur attorney general and they wanted to know, did you investigate that case before you suggested this guy get pardoned? take a look at this exchange with arlen specter and his defense: >> were you aware of this kind of a record this man had? >> no, i was not, and that was one of the mistakes that i made. i did not really acquaint myself with his record. i knew that the matter involved was a tax fraud case, was a substantial tax fraud case, i knew he was a fugitive. i did not know a lot of the underlying facts that you have described, and as i said, that was a mistake. megyn: then he was confronted about whether he had read the arizona immigration law that he was highly critical of and suing over, and here's that exchange: >> and i understand that you may file a lawsuit against the law. it seems to me the administration ought to be enforcing border security and immigration laws and not challenge them. and that the administrati

eric tarantino was in in the neck and arm at marinas state beach in a moderate. you can see the 19 in. by marksthis picture. experts say the sharks could be as big as 20 ft. long. >> he started yelling shark. agassi that his arm was bleeding badly. >>mark: this is the second shark attack in four years. >>darya: thank you for waking up this halloween morning with the kron4 news. we are back with more in a couple of minutes. morning, qantas airways is up ed running after a labor dispute to ground its entire fleet over the weekend. an australian government for ordered the airlines and its flight--2 and its fight with unions that kept more than 400 flights on the ground. travelers are being told to expect delays. the labor dispute has been going on a for more than a year. >>mark: libya says it is officially ending its bombing missions to. the u.n. security council authorized the mission back in march to protect civilians caught in the civil war. >>darya: countries of around the world are celebrating the world's population reaching several billion today.--7 billion today. >>mark: james fletcher has