send us an e-mail as well at w call the tip line -- -- you can send us an e-mail as well at w t t g >>. >> all-new tonight at 6:00, imagine if your dog could tell you when you have cancer. that's what some dogs in philadelphia are being trained to do. mark siegel gives us detail. >>>reporter: more than 14000 women die of ovarian cancer in the united states every year, one of the top cancer killers. no specific symptoms and cancer is hiden deep in the body. if found early, most women would survive. enter man and woman's best friend. >> animals are crucial to science. bats and tkopl/ fins to the development of the ultrasound, now, man's best friend is helping us to sniff out cancer before it is too late. >>reporter: ovarian cancer has an odor, few animals can smell it better than dogs ka/. researchers at the university of pennsylvania are figuring outs exact chemicals dogs smel smell. >> when a dog smell as stew, they smell different component components, carrots, meat, gravy. how does that apply to dogs smelling cancer? >> we think cancer smell is like the beef in the beef stew. the dogs can pi

themselves are social security by g. all so. we call this community a hole because well we can afford it. you know we have to go to the community redevelopment agency moratoriums. lower income housing units into condos in los. we lost him. breyer four year period from about two thousand to two thousand and four. it took the city a long time to respond with a moratorium on losing that housing gesture for. which new people come in and they have higher income. and the economically the older people were forced to leave. and all these up towners who want to come and have their sort of disneyland manhattan experience they have other options to other communities they can go to but the poor skid row really have no other housing anywhere at all almost any one would say if you've got to be crazy why would you save skid row what is the possible value of saving a skid row if you think about it if thousands of people on main street lose their housing that's thousands of people for whom the city will have to build a massive and costly shelter

service our social security our g all their stories and we call this community a hole we don't use what we can afford. you know we have to go to the community to redevelop me there you can see it good moratoriums that stuff. conversion of lower income housing units into condos in los. we lost a thousand units in about three or four year period from about two thousand to two thousand and four. it took the city a long time to respond with a moratorium on losing that housing. which new people who come in and they have higher incomes. and the. older people were forced to leave. and all these uptown or some want to come and have their sort of disneyland manhattan experience they have other options to other communities they can go to but the poor skid row really have no other housing anywhere at all almost any one would say to you've got to be crazy why would you save skid row what is the possible value of saving a skid row if you think about it if thousands of people on main street lose their house and that's thousands of people for whom the city will have to build a massive and costly shelt

g? >> all right. thanks tim. >>> first, here's what people are talking about today. well, nearly 17 years after 6- year-old jonbenet rammy was bludgeoned to death, a court releases new documents on the case. >> reporter: this is the first time the documents were released. this reveals charges against ramsey's parents. john and patsy never received charges. but a grand jury indicted the couple 14 years ago. them district attorney hunter refused to pursue the charges cited a lack of evidence. the grand jury accused them of child abuse resulting in death. and in another count the couple is accused of accessory to a crime for trying to delay the capture of the killer, but that person was never named. >> please, if you know anything, i beg you. >> the ramseys also maintained their innocence, pathae died in 2006. only four pages of the records were released, but john ramsey's attorney is saying that hundreds of thousands of patients of testimony and exhibits are still sealed. >> if you in fact, had the benefit of a full review of the evidence there would be no evidence tha

g. >> all right. thanks, tim. >>> first, here's what people are talking about today. pennsylvania governor tom corbett is under fire this morning for his controversial comments on gay marriage. they came during a television interview when he compared it to incest. >> there was a remark made by your legal team? >> i think a much better analogy would be brother and sister, don't you. >> pennsylvania is the only state in the northeast not to allow gay marriage or civil unions. the governor apologized. >>> we now have a face to go with the voice. the identity of iphone vouchual assistant siri is revealed. >> hello. i'm susan benefit susan bennett, you probably know me. >> she reported all of the records in 2005. she is the voice used forward the first atm and many airports and gps units. >> have you heard her voice. >> not in atms. but we can find her, gigi. it will say, i don't know. let's see. [ laughter ] >> now it won't tell us. we just did this, it said, gigi is a diva. >> who works with meteorologist tim williams. >>> this morning dozens will go to extra mile to hel

g. there's a maid of all jamie dimon and j.p. morgan all had a hand in it there is a violation of middle and capital requirements they break twenty four hours a day seven days a week there's regulatory capture the list goes on and on and i've got a rap sheet longer than tony soprano but again he's white so therefore of today's america that means he's right well eric holder is very black and i think he is allowed to get away with crimes i don't think it's a matter of any sort of race i think what does it when you've got a lecture to to me because it was getting out of his place so that ascent jamie dimon the big white father from wall street you know eric holder get your place because it was going so he doesn't go i don't have many ready for isn't

g. well all told you my language is all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports and let you know it is a no i will leave them to state clearly to comment on your latter point someone to say. mr k.l.a. car is on the docket no god. no more weasel words. when you have a direct question be prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a bad. freedom of speech a little down to freedom to cost. cutting. hey guys i'm out in martin and this is breaking in the set so it's a government shutdown even if everyone in d.c. is counting down the hours until the panda cam goes black while we wait on our do nothing congress here let's take a look at the latest intelligence agency leak snowden's newest revelation exposes a program called mean away at the n.s.a. turns that into a massive graphs that break down all of our social connections yes details of everyone you work and travel with are now compiled into graphs resembling massive spider webs let me repeat that people that are linked to you through friends or friends of friends or friends of friends of friends can make y

start worldwide demanding a ban on shale gas drilling for activists as they're known to one death all g.'s to hear the truth about the risks of the technology although british leaders are smitten with the fuel the prime minister being a vigorous advocate of the risky technique as laura smith reports. it's going to make household energy bills. he says it will create loads of job c infuses we'll pay you if you let us do it in your area u.k. prime minister david cameron has got behind for king in a big way almost evangelical in his drive to the british people north and south it's a tough sell as he's found out from environmental groups. people worried about the countryside being call of wind down the u.k. . campaign is barricaded to propose drilling but to much and they now vowed to move back to wherever. the wrecking energy goes next. and they've got the experience of americans to back them up one hundred times more for a clean well yeah in the us than in the whole of europe and environmental impacts all showing campaign is welcome gas and dangerous chemicals leaking out from underground

all you g ladiators.e are about to spill scandal secrets. >> do you know every week the cast gets together at one of their homes to watch the episode and prepare for live twitter? the actor who playing see you prepared by yelling curses right before a signature rant and the prankster, josh who plays david rose man. now last week olivia dealt with daddy issues and the return of jake ballard. here is a sneak peek of tonight's episode. >> she wants her son's file declassified. >> okay. >> tell him what will happen if i don't get it. >> sir, she said she has every intention of using the bomb if she doesn't get the file. >> hang up. > understood. >> i said hang up! . >> wow. you can catch the all new episode tonight at ten right here on abc2. . >> all new to the party because -- now that the orioles season is over i can watch. >> i will reel you in. i told you. >> it's national bullying prevention day. >> we will take you to woodlawn middle to show you how they are bringing everybody together to end bullying o

g. remember fifty percent of all the global alan g. come close to two countries japan and korea that's because they're not using their nuclear energy more shapin can't afford not to go back to nuclear and that's going to cause the big bull market in maybe not this year maybe not next year but when producers can't make the product for what it's selling for you know you're near the bottom interesting supposition there and the united states are is united states going to be exporting liquefied natural gas l. and g. . is that process underway right now given the new discoveries that we've seen sure it has started so the americans have started towards the process but i want to remind people a few things in the early seventy's america banned exports of crude oil unless you got a special exemption for the government certain areas in canada and that so just ten years ago every banker and analyst was talking about how america is going to bring seventy percent of their energy is going to be imported and they were to become a major importer of oil

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says he is an orwellian functionary you know defending you pretty realistic myth of all the g. fact it's complete it's beyond surrealism because it doesn't make sense if you don't have the ground tell you cannot fight what was called the war on terror and the obama administration started to call overseas contingency operations all c.e.o. you cannot do all see go with without boots on the ground in terms of the tell if if you watch whole the american seriously you know that more details on the techniques used by the n.s.a. are being revealed a report in the washington post shows the agency has been harvesting huge amounts of data from google and yahoo by breaking into their communications links this leak to sketch from an internal presentation shows how the n.s.a. intercepts google traffic by tapping into the company's data cables millions of records are collected in this way on a daily basis as part of a program code named muscular and the n.s.a. engineers enjoy what they're doing if the smiley faces anything to go by. well the man behind all those leaks is now earning his keep

says he is an orwellian functionary you know defending you pretty realistic myth of all of g. fact it's complete it's beyond surrealism because it doesn't make sense if you don't have the ground tell you cannot fight what was called the war on terror and the obama administration started to call overseas contingency operations all c.e.o. you cannot do all c.e.o. with without boots on the ground in terms of intel just very briefly if you watch homeland the american series you know that. just briefly much of this has been centered of course on europe but your asia times correspondent there based in london of course asia has been missed out on all of this because apparently australian embassies were being used to intercept calls on behalf of the n.s.a. so not just asia but also the fact the embassy is being used to mean that countries should be very wary of what embassies are doing within their own countries and in the worldwide network. or yes absolutely. we respect to the big five the speaking world let's put it this way in southeast asia a lot of diplomats for a few years now b

the all the g. and a knowledge the diversity between them at this concept of patriotism and nationhood still exists inside the european union when i also am about the risks of doing movements to bring sinister policy with regards to do you feel you came. first by praful the political and economic integration he was very clear about his own political isolation in them or don't be strongly related to success. if hungary if you have a successful country slipping up isolated if you. it's all bad news day his push to politically differentiate hungary from the rest of europe is an experiment in the forestry and hungry that make a perfect gift for us. will use a brief time in china's financial center shanghai doesn't. close by flooding toys. brought with it the highest single day of rainfall for half a century roach and houses were inundated in the storm caused power failures in rivers to overflow schools and factories have been suspended and some residents had nothing to eat or drink in at least seven mil

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the all the g. and a good knowledge the diversity between them this concept of patriotism and nationhood still exist inside the european union when i told him about the risk that the feeling almost just brings to this policy with regards to you know you came. out first by ruffled the political and economic integration he was very clear about his own political eyes the nation in the modern good instrument rated to success. if angry view of the successful country to be not isolated if you free everything it's all bad news day that his push to politically differentiate hungary from the rest of europe is an experiment in the forestry and hungry that including her still think it's more of. a let's now check some other stories making news around the globe this hour and first let's go to china china has closed dozens of zoos and parks as a deals with flooding the amount of rain was the highest in a single day for hoffa's century thanks to typhoon rose and houses were inundated and the storm caused rivers t

private those that are for all the european citizens but it's not only usa because i heard this morning on the radio that it's the case also for russia because between doing the g twenty mr of are all receive the gift like it's the case in all the circumstances and the u.s.b. key that he received could be. a spying device so it means that it's a global strategy not only are you with this thought it may be also a chinese or an indian strategy so we have to discuss on it on international level and to protect all self in order to have a more clear we'll ation she between us of course is global indeed but this saying europe's reaction as you say to these revelations has been and not make at the you asked crowd it's a surveillance programs now i think that the reaction of you know you opinion it's not enough we cannot only only say or disapprove we will see you know we have to say in our relationship with usaid we spent the relationship especially the discussion between trade agreement discussion it's a capacity of assigned in order to say to the us say no we don't accept what you do with the suspect question so i think that the reaction was too low. the us intellig

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g dot com. technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia. although the modern music industry is the tortoise the vapid or few diamonds in the rough that use art to advance social consciousness one of those artists is eleanor goldfield is an l.a. based singer songwriter and front woman of the band rooftop revolutionaries owner has also been a vocal supporter of occupy wall street and amend this movement to keep money out of politics she joins me now from l.a. studio eleanor welcome. thank you for having me and so i hope the ship government shutdown shame has given you some material to be inspired by you know we hear a lot about armchair revolutionaries but what exactly is a rooftop revolutionary. well. i used to live on a roof here in los angeles in the silver lake neighborhood and rooftop revolutionaries started actually as a political group and then i came up with the idea to combine my passion for political activism and my passion for music so that's where rooftop revolutionaries was born and like a bridging are not division of course we k

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over five years trying to convince americans that they needed to accept g m o's because it would feed the world i ask farmers all the time what do you think about santa even those farmers that use monsanto seeds often hate monsanto or fear about said worker so that's why monsanto has been continuously voted as the most evil company on the planet year after year with stiff competition. there's four days left until the united states defaults on its debt that is unless its leaders end two weeks of deadlock that has seen hundreds of thousands temporarily laid off and the vast swathes of government shut down even the world bank's chief declared the situation is a desperate warning of employment impending disaster but as aussies are in a park not found out for some career is comes. u.s. president barack obama's signature health care legislation is supposed to provide millions of americans with the medical coverage they desperately need but the political debate over obamacare has also ironically created a life or death situation for hundreds of citizens for each week the shutdown continues roughly two hundred patients

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>> that's a g 20 summit russians gave out a goody bag with all kinds of cool stuff for the g 20. one of the things in it was a new phone charger. this was the one i like. when you have a device like this you plug into your phone, it's supposed to put juice into the phone. it can also take data out. first of all, any g 20 delegate who goes and takes a goody bag that has something you can plug into your phone -- the other thing was a thumb drive to plug into your computer either immediately throw that away or give it to somebody they don't like. when the president is former head of the kgb has a guy saying please have present for you, phone charger. >> give it to your friend. >> plug it into your computer at least five minutes. >> when you plug this into the phone -- anything you can plug in into a port you can take data out. >> it really works to spy on people. >> and it can charges the phone. it's a dual purpose device. >> where can i get one of those? >> what it's for, it will download contacts and numbers. in that it will give the intelligence service that's giving out the troj

g. morning. >> good morning. futures -- that's all right. futures are lower after stocks dropped sharply thursday. the markets starting to feel the strain of the government shutdown on growing anxiety the budget impasse will extend to the next fiscal fight over whether or not to raise the u.s. debt ceiling. a long shutdown and potential debt default could have a greater impact on the economy. the treasury department warns that the default could plunge the u.s. in a worse recession than the one from 2007-2009. there is no economic data today. we were expecting the monthly jobs report but that's been postponed indefinitely because of the government shutdown. the dow dropping 137 to 14,996. the nasdaq losing 41 to 3774. and twitter takes the wraps off the details of its anticipated ipo, social media site looks to raise $1 billion and will use the symbol twtr though it won't say whether it will trade on the nysd or the nasdaq. it has 218 million monthly users and gets the bulk of ad revenue from mobile devices. twitter is still in the red. faceb

he had it all the way g news for stanford. the coach says he could play this saturday against oregon state. just injured a knee and had to be carted off. mri came back negative that. is positive. ncaa hammered penn state but gave the university of miami a virtual slap on the wris after a four year investigation finding hurricanes lacked institutional control over a booster running amuck. this guy buying everybody christmas gifts. ncaa botched the investigation why, it dragged on years and years. at sc they're going you've got to be kidding. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> that doesn't make sense. >> no. it's a mess. >> that catch, upside down? >> never a doubt. >> yes. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 why marine biologists say it was like christmas when disyekting a rare oar fish and the surprise inside. then, at 11:00 tax season, delayed. the irs may be asking you for an extension. next year. >> and tonight prime time line up again -- begin was marvels agents of shield. and all abc programm

he had it all the way g news for stanford.day against oregon state. just injured a knee and had to be carted off. mri came back negative that. is positive. ncaa hammered penn state but gave the university of miami a virtual slap on the wris after a four year investigation finding hurricanes lacked institutional control over a booster running amuck. this guy buying everybody christmas gifts. ncaa botched the investigation why, it dragged on years and years. at sc they're going you've got to be kidding. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> that doesn't make sense. >> no. it's a mess. >> that catch, upside down? >> never a doubt. >> yes. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 why marine biologists say it was like christmas when disyekting a rare oar fish and the surprise inside. then, at 11:00 tax season, delayed. the irs may be asking you for an extension. next year. >> and tonight prime time line up again -- begin was marvels agents of shield. and all abc programming is now available online and on deman

try point putting out a bid the other day, but all are leading g the center is higher. again, bring up lower mortgage rates helping sales. according to freddie mac, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate hit a three month low. for those of you who thought you missed the boat, you haven't. average in 4.13%. the 15 year fell as well. not bad. we have to get back the breaking news of apple losing a key employee to tesla. apple under pressure from coral icon wanting to use apple's mountain of cash to buy back stock but he has to convince apple to do that. nicole: he has to convince apple, shareholders and a whole bunch of others of this is the right thing to do. hhe's a billionaire activist investor. he recently increased his position. he wrote a whole note to tim cook containing how good their dinner was, met with the affiliates, he boosted his shares and he owns 22% portion size now. he says all of this, he talks about this with tim cook saying it is obvious we believe the company is undervalued, and with that actually pushing once again for $150 billion stock buyback. by the wa

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homeland sort of schooling you myself all that z t h g four eight to one reply for me who said wrong optimize was an appropriate word choice for the oxford english dictionary automotives verb another term for automate another term for itemize well that's it for today guys thanks as always for writing and for watching . so has a lot going on in the news this week truckers are taking over d.c. ted cruz turned a speech from the value voters summit into an opportunity to fear monger us against tyrannical goose hunting and fox news uncovered the real freeloaders off the welfare state with a lot to cover and i called up my friend comedian lee camp to help me sort through what's going on man how are you so me i got a great joke for a man who can dick cheney is that around and it by joe lieberman joe lieberman saying hey man isn't it nice that we're here instead of not in our jail cells where you know what this actually happened can you believe that we have war criminals actually joking about the fact that they got away with waterboarding jokes are written by the victors and that's how we're

g >> i think he should give all his money away. if he feels that strongly, give it all to charity.t -- come to the u.s. and pay taxes.prac we'll take his money, right, greg? >> you know what? like i said, i find him>> entertaining. you always have tod look at the hypocrisy of the peacefulcris progressive, pacificist because at the end of their belief it's always force because you neverea realize this utopian world, so you have to force people into it. so what he's advocating is the same thing that all academics in mao's regime or stalin's regimea that caused theo' deaths of hundreds of millions of people, he's advocating that.eds >> because he only went to the first day of class. >> he just bought -- >> the widest margin between the upper class and lower class, socialist governments. >> you don't think we can rein in -- >> income inequality is at its widest point in communism. >> i don't want us to go there and i think we can rein in some of the excesses. however nutty he is --ow >> who defines excess?to the government? >> i don't want people who arese super rich living on top of t

g-20 summit. >> jon: bugged gift bags! before all these revelations we could have jumped all over this story with good old-fashioned american con desession and smug superiority, thrown out a little boris and natasha reference. done a little yaukoff smirnoff, in russia gift bag rummage through you, but now-- (laughter) i can only smear at how ham handed their spying is. >> delegates were given usb pem ree sticks and phone chargers equipped with spywear. >> if you're a world leader and you put the usb stick russia gave you into your computer, you deserve to have them [bleep] with your screensaver. wow. that is going to haunt my dreams. oh. like i was hypnotized. but it is now abundantly clear that any opportunity for outrage or moral that we would like to engage in when learning of another country's covert activities is long gone. the only thing left for to us do is pretend we had no idea it was happening. >> the senate intelligence committee senator diane feinstein a loyal defend are of the nsa broke ranks and said they have been kept

>> out of touch with the average american and think that they need to g in there and regulated all.l like they have never built the business, a liberal arts degree, a journalism degree, don't runhe numbers. john: that is a good point. anybody u.s. tried to bui something, a building or a business, they wake up t regulation. reporters, most have never built anhing. >> i notice they took the comments section down om the web page at that news station. yocalled the reporter up and gave her some heat, i hope. she said she seemed dubious. with my questions she returned more questions. john: you would not answer the question. >> she wanted to know what my ankl was a wire was asking questions. one thing i find lot of these reporters arecared of is being expose they're like politicians. when you stickck their face per call at the name they're less kely to go on these witch hunts john: well, undercover cameras. one of the more famous ones, julia roberts won an osc portraying the hero,aron brockovich. >> very harmful. >> it kills people. oh, yh. >> a dream about being a will to watch their kids

d what's going to happen, same g thing that happens all the time of the reasonable republicans combined with democrats and, override these right wing nuts.g >> okay. >> can i get dana in here? >> off the top of my head and i could be completely wrong, medicare part d may have been attached somehow to one of these fights.tach funding to the iraq war may have been attached by the democratsth both times to some of thesegh funding fights.i after dana, i want to talk. >> go ahead. middle ofz is in the this, dana.e he's in the middle of the in republican party. there was a closed door meeting yesterday, some members of congress, according to the "new york times," had harsh words for him. but ted cruz is insistent he's d not backing down on defunding obamacare. he also took to the senate floor and blamed this entire thing on harry reid. >> we are in a shutdown because president obama and the majoritw leader of this body want a shutdown, because they believe it is in the partisan interest of their party to have a shutdown. >> do you think that mostow peoe believe that? >> i think that most peop

he'll try to talk about health care tomorrow and rolling out all the g >>> "meet the press" is back witholitical roundtable. here this morning, e.j. dionne, david brooks, maria bartiromo and andrea mitchell. >> the president is back. he'll try to talk about health care tomorrow and rolling out all the glitches of obama care. 476,000 applications have been submitted to get care, but there are still a lot of problems to deal with. e.j. dionne, we talk about whether the conservators are giving up the fight. jim demint writes, obama care and its failings have been front and center in the national debate. its disastrous launch was spotlighted by our defund struggle. it will be highlighted in the next few years. >> i think these glitches, or bigger than glitches, would have gotten a lot more attention if they hadn't tried to shut down the government. i also hope this leads to a very large look at how government acquires i.t. let's fix our i.t. system. senator schumer said it right. are these fixable problems? i think these are fixable problems. is there interest in obama care? there is interes

. >> we all should know what to do $g a medical emergency. why we're bringing you tips on first a$d from the american red cross. >> what are heat cramps? >> they're muscle pains or spasms that usually occur in the legs or the abdomen. >> what causes them? >> exposure to high heat and humidity that causes us to lose fluids and electrolytes. >> what are electrolytes? >> [ chuckles ] you've probably heard in science class of elements like sodium, potassium? these are electrolytes that are usually found in sports drinks. they are a (aluable substance that our muscle fibers really need in order to function properly. >> okay. so, what should we do? >> fst of all, we want to move that person into a cool areap@whether that be indoors or even the shade. and have them rest and stretch the muscle. even massaging the area can really be of help. to replenish those lost fluids, though, we should give them half a glass of water or a sports drink every 15 minutes. just make sure that the fluid doesn't contain caffeine, 'cause that can actually make the situa

all about the f-o-g. >> it is. boy, very thick out there this morning if you are heading out. we have a dense fog advisory in the north bay but also some patchy dense fog elsewhere around the bay too so be careful on the roads. nope looks like it's going to be a pretty nice day ahead in some spots away from the coastline. it's already starting out with chilly temperatures in the 40s in most areas now. by the afternoon, we'll see 50s only at the coastline and staying cool there. looks like a lot of 60s and hazy sunshine inside the bay and 80s in the interior valleys. high pressure in place. but a couple of lows are undercutting that ridge. that will help break it down toward the weekend. right now it will hold on, afternoon sunshine for the most, the coastline very cool. numbers around the state 80s in the central valley, 77 and sunny in yosemite. 66 partly cloudy into monterey bay by this afternoon. south bay nice, 80 morgan hill, 76 san jose, only 50s out toward the coastline. east bay should be up in the 70s and 80s. cool into san francisco about 63 degrees and breezy. 57 in