is decided to put out an ad against his opponent cory gardner excuse me and representative markey is opposing take a look. betsy markey put nancy pelosi ahead of us ninety four percent of the time voting to approve one point two trillion dollars in new government spending and a national energy tax that can cost thirty five thousand colorado jobs we deserve better i'm running for congress to fight for us to stop and out of control intrusive government that strangle small business this campaign is about having someone strong enough to stand up to washington to the believe i'm cory gardner i approve this message because i'll never forget where i came from and who i represent. well you know what cory you might not forget where you came from we've definitely forgotten who your opponent actually is up and this ad gardner is attacking the wrong candidate he shows the picture of representative betsy markey saying that she voted yes to the budget but those facts actually reflect the vote of representative ed markey a democrat a man from massachusetts hoops now the really sad part of the local

tomorrow the rest of my conversation face-to-face with chris gardner.he found happyness. you notice he spells happyness with a y, he's going to explain. and why one room in his house to this day is full of bags. just bags. it has a lot to do with his journey. face-to-face with chris gardner. there are a lot of amazing stunts in this week's viral video. we always look forward to it. >> who would think conan o'brien would be a stuntman. we have an awesome new video from him today. we have one of the world's best current commercials and we have this little piece of this. we're going to show you some of the most impressive work of its kind that you've ever seen. i'll give you the when and where and how about that whole thing right there coming up. how are those flat rate boxes working out? fabulous! they gave me this great idea. yea? we mail documents all over the country, so, what if there were priority mail flat rate... envelopes? yes! you could ship to any state... for a low flat rate? yes! a really low flat rate. like $4.90? yes! and it could look like

this question is for cory gardner.many members of congress were accused of having very little knowledge of what was in the health-care bill. now that we have learned the hidden things within it will use support its repeal? >> i support the repeal of the health care bill, and it in its place we put in real solutions that will do what it is intended to do, of which is to lower the cost of health care. we need to put in real solutions in its place. nancy pelosi said you have to pass the health care bill to know what is in the health-care bill. if you look at the 1099 provisions, the only question for people who voted for the bill is this, you either read the bill and voted for it even though the provision was in it, or you read the bill and decided you had to vote for it because the provision. you either agree with it and voted for it, or you voted for the bill because you did not know who is in there. >> that was a yes. let's go down the road. betsy markey. >> it is my job -- i would not repeal the health care bill. ther

chris gardner is a pretty as if knitting person. everyone agrees with that. he's touring the country. he's in atlanta. he's leading this seminar obtain financial control at every stage of your life. he said he drove himself there and he says you can drive yourself out. bottom line you're in the driver's seat no matter the circumstances that have befallen you it's up to you to get yourself out, pick yourself up, not pity yourself. yes reflect on how i got here. what put me in this position. but now i got to learn from this and find a way out and it's up to me. that really is his message and that's what he's saying that is the key to your financial freedom as well. of course his new book, you know, you got to start where you are. this is the bottom line. start where you are. in two weeks -- that was just little taste. face to face, our focus with chris gardner because today we've got face to gays with author terry mcmillan about her, how she got her groove back and now the focus is getting to happy. we sit down face to face -- getting to happy. so she still rev

some experts say the benefits are modest at best. >>> chances are you're familiar with chris gardner memoir and movie called "the pursuit of happyness." before all the fame and money, he was homeless. we talked about his struggles and determination to forge a better life for his children. >> how did you keep it together? >> i was passionate about a couple things. honestly, going way back. i made the decision that if i had sleep in a bathrobe with my 28-year-old tied to my back, i made that decision as a 5-year-old boy because i grew up without a father. not only that, but with a stepfather that reminded me every day, i'm not your daddy. when i grow up, become a man and have children, my children are going to know who their father is. so fast forward to 28 years old, i got a 14-month-old baby tied on my back, hey, we were going to be together. i was passionate about that. that became part my dna. >> for your son then. he remembers you, dad. that was the face he always saw. but when he read the book, when he saw the movie, did it come together for him differently? did he now see dad in

in the fourth, fred gardner with an open run 0 short. it nailed the cam are a long the first baseline shattering the lens. those things are expensive, but i think gardner has it covered. to the sixth, molina did breaking of his own. shattered the hearts of yankees everyone, texas up, 4-3. the rangers went, 10-3. the rangers pushed yanks to the brink of elimination with a 10-3 win. >>> to the national league. barry bonds received a welcome from the faithful. to the fourth, cody ross broke through with a single off cole hamill. what's gotten into ross? the journeyman had seven rbi these playoffs. giants scored a pair in the inning and that is enough for matt cane. struck out five out of seven innings. giants win it, 2-0. >>> hockey -- unfortunate incident in minnesota, grabbed a fan as he was leaving the bench and you can't do that. the fans were kicked out of their seats. get this, given better seats on the glass. i guess it pays to turn the other cheek. >>> finally -- remember the old nike air jordan ad, it's got to be the shoes? well, 2

. >> hey gary if there's a game for who should start ball gardner or tim?> depends you can look at it either way that see the giants are down two games to one you might want to come back with your east lansineast tim. then e back with f. baumgartner the kids use tim in the whole business. i like paul gardner if you're asking me i use 70 important matter what but my hunch is of the giants happen to be two games to one of the comeback with him. that's it for the ballpark as pam said were inside two hours for the playoff game since 2003. we'll go back to a woman consistently voted the no. 1 anchor in the market and believe me kron 4 management treats are like that here is pam. >> mr. sports director at the question you see a lot of play us over the years how does this stack up? >> the matchup stacked up pam, they're both pretty good teams they're not great teams the giants or glad to of its san francisco is lucky enough to the next round it will probably be philadelphia and their a great team so a these are two teams that surprised a lot of people by being her

mark gardner said stay here because you're going in the game. tim: mark gardner, himself, a major league pitcher for san francisco giants. knowing full well what getting locked in means and conveying that to affeldt. >> joe: hamilton trying to reach for the first time tonight. >> joe: 3-1. chopped foul. >> joe: that will load them up. josh hamilton is on for the first time tonight. and bruce bochy has seen enough. the dynamic closer for the giants coming in. [ applause ] with the bases loaded. first is live video chat on the go. so you can be face-to-face even when you can't be. whether you're on 4g, 3g... and of course wi-fi. first lets you stream live video to the web. in 3...2... 1. what will you do first with evo, the first 4g phone? only from sprint. the now network. deaf, hard-of-hearing and people with speech disabilities access www.sprintrelay.com. look at all this stuff for coffee. oh there's tons. french presses, espresso tampers, filters. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping

. >> john gardner will intend the re -- spend the rest of his life on bars, but many offenders leaverison. they must attend therapy sessions to keep them from hurting new victims. >> if you want to reduce the risk, you have to know what hisz baseline risk is and you cannot do that without the defense report. >> he treats sex offenders and spousal abuseres. intensive counseling can help them identify their crimes and stop the circle of violence. >> it's a huge problem. >> reva says those documents include details about family history and drug and alcohol addictions which helps the therapist build an adequate treatment program. >> so instead of treating him here and also in rehabilitation to make him sober in the time he's in treatment, we would miss that aspect and theoretically miss the major part of the case. >> and miss the opportunity to keep violent offenders hurting others. violent high-risk offenders like john gardner need more supervision, more counseling and more did you go screening compared to low-risk offenders. >> if you have someone who is low risk, you could communicate

gardner? >> matthew, i am a graduate of csu as well. i am equally concerned when it comes to creating jobs. i believe one of the biggest impediments is a government that continues to over regulate, a government that is bent on working cash and trade policies not just for the legislature but through the administrative and regulatory process. i believe we have to extend the tax cuts this january. if we do not extend the tax cuts, the fourth congressional district will lose 1800 jobs a year but just in the fourth congressional district. it could cost each of our households over $5,000 per year. to create jobs, we also have to have a plan to get government out of the way like the american energy plan which is a way to create traditional, new, and clean energy to get people working to help wean ourselves off of oil that comes from overseas. we need to revitalize traditional energy sources. i mentioned before a small business savings account which will allow each of us to save to create jobs so that

millionaire entrepreneur and author chris gardner has been there.e shared his struggles in a book and a movie, "the pursuit of happiness." the latest book and mantra, "start where you are." he recently sat down face-to-face with me and shared overcoming obstacles. >> you're on a role. you couldn't stop with pursuit of happyness. >> no. >> you are helping people on this journey of getting your finances together by really crisscrossing the country. what's the focus? >> i think this is just a fabulous time for a lot of us to be learning a lot more about all the tools in the financial toolbox and being comfortable using the tools that are going to work for us. i think that this is just going to be, could be, a very, very special time in all of our lives if we ask ourselves some very big questions. >> questions like -- >> how did i get here. when i was where i was, at my lowest, living in a public transit bathroom station with a baby tied on my back. major difference between reality and the film. in the film jada smith plays my son as a 5-year-old. in re

we recently started something called the restore fund which is going to be funding gardners. we started our party for the parks. it was so successful that we're going to keep this way of letting people donate directly to garden supplies and tools for gardners and this would fall under that category. that'll be up on our site monday so people could donate to that fund and that will help with the golf course restoration. >> thank you. i'm going to ask the people standing by the door if there are seats available over here, we can't have anybody standing. so if you take the seats, we appreciate that. there's three that i can see from here. >> thank you. >> richard. >> my name is fong. i wanted to tell you that i attended the water project, recycling water project. mr. buell you asked about information that would be handed out. i have copies of the n.o.p., out. i have copies of the n.o.p., notice of the project. i wanted to address the commission on what is mitigateable at the project. i think i'm going to stand up and say i'm in frafere of the project. there were a few things tha

--unos 500 alumnos de la escuela "gardner academy" tuvieron que ser sacados del plantel para ser llevados campo deportivo. --las cuadrillas de "pg&e" controlaron la fuga de gas dos horas despues.--las causas de la fuga siguen bajo investigacion. --las personas y negocios afectados por la explosion de san bruno recibiran beneficios fiscales por parte del gobierno estatal.--asi lo estipula una iniciativa de ley firmada hoy por el gobernador "arnold schwarzenegger".--con ella, las personas que sufrieron daÑos o la perdida de sus inmuebles, recibiran una excencion de pago del impuesto a la propiedad de 7-mil dolares.--la medida tambien autoriza fondos durante un aÑo al condado de san mateo, la ciudad de san bruno y las escuelas locales. --un olor nauseabundo invadio un vecindario de la ciudad de richmond desatando malestares entre la poblacion y una lluvia de quejas.--el distrito a cargo de velar por la calidad del aire en el area de la bahia informo que se trata de "sulfuro de hidrogeno" proveniente de una planta de tratamiento de aguas residuales de la zona.--varios residentes reportaron ha

this is one of our most talented gardners.for the incredible competence and leadership of the hr staff, without which all of the instrumental changes for rejuvenating our recreation program, and also things like the apprenticeship program, it would not have happened without the talented staff. finally, the giants are fond of saying there is magic inside. we thought we would do our toes to the giants. there is also magic outside in the parks. if you do not have this done quickly, we will be late for the magic. >> wow. >> that is a conservatory of flowers, which is now warned. our clock in conservatory valley. >> wow. >> civics center plaza. the straw is also orange, if you want to hold that up, and my time. "giants. >> thank you very much. commissioner lee? >> congratulations to the staff for the award. katie, great job. i received an e-mail from a couple members of the public asking about a grant that recreation park gave to botanical gardens for $400,000. i was wondering, what is the source of the funds for that? >> a deed yo

. >> reporter: from his sleepy home base in shelby, north carolina, max gardner runs barrister boot camps lawyers from all over the country flock to the sherlock of shelby to deduce the facts of foreclosure, no longer elementary in this era of complex securitized mortgages. >> you've got the originator, the sponsor, the depositor, the trustee. >> reporter: in the process of securitization, mortgages were gathered into a pool, which was then used as collateral for the now infamous investments, mortgage backed securities. but it turns out that, in the several steps of the process, a key one may often have been neglected: legally transferring or assigning the mortgages from the original lender, on through to the tax-exempt trust that issued the securities. >> there was this great demand to generate more mortgages, and i think that with that demand came a lack of due diligence and proper underwriting and proper compliance with all the rules they had set up. >> reporter: california lawyer walter hackett spent 27 years in the banking industry. >> when they tried to industrialize the loan securi

. >> or denise gardner about last weekend. >> they were yelling all night long. >> the honor of this suv with broken windows and that does not want to be seen said he thought these taking the tires of his car and he hoped to scare them. >> they broke the glass out of my vehicle. >> they were not frightened. the duncan worked as a security .uard >> she has resorted to signs like this, if you come in my part by without my permission -- well, you know the rest. try me, she says. >> you can send their try me, she says. >> you can send their woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't nee

just with one gardner, it can be run, and it has been run. it is always in the top ranking of the most beautiful of parks. i want you to stock this building that they are going to do. they are going to take up the glass and she is then spread these curlicues sidewalks all over -- you have seen them. bulldozers will come. they would just mess of our neighborhood. this just shows that you care more about builders, and they are making $4 billion to do this trip to the park, and leave us with just a mess that we do not need done. we do not need sidewalks. supervisor chiu: thank you. thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i have been here before. i'm disappointed to see such a small number of supervisors here. looks like they must be out doing what i told them to do, and that was held us the rest lieutenant-colonel michael aquino, or i'm sure they're raising money for people they are supporting. i am an investigator of crimes against children covered by law enforcement, and my stepfather was a longshoreman for de

i'm miwa gardner with your world weather update. let's begin with a look at our satellite shot over east asia. calm picture for many parts of northern china but we run into some sleet issues as we hit parts of mongolia, and also looking at a very soggy weekend for japan and taiwan. there is a frontal line that's actually developed to the east of taiwan and along that frontal -- rather, area of low pressure. that's really going to intensify and bring heavy, heavy rain for the next 48 hours across much of japan. take a look at this. we'll see some places in the south getting as much as 150 millimeters or more. across the rest of east asia in terms of wet weather, it's also going to be quite wet near myanmar, near bangladesh. we have a very intense area of low pressure here also. that's been really bringing us a lot of rain over the last several days and we can't forget hainan island. hainan, we've been seeing incredible amounts of rain since about a week ago and it continues to fall. let me show you recent footage coming out of the re

changed his rotation it's no longer it is now tim, jonathan sanchez, that came in and that is involved gardner. that's a little news for you just a few moments ago as bruce but she has a press conference in the dugout. as far as the players go, but the phillies on their mind they took care of the braves s coty one of the heroes of monday night's game and this is kind of a david vs. goliath type situation. >> i don't think were far behind as far as being that big of an underdog with a pretty good team and they know that we have a feeling that we can go in there and beat them and come home. >> they have the confidence they are 33 this year against the philadelphia phillies. the phillies are the power houses they the champs the last two years. in 2008 but won the world series. tomorrow on the field of few words for us as the press continues from at&t park back to the studio. >> stick a quick look a giants upcoming schedule the first game of the best of seven series will be saturday in philadelphia. the second is on sunday and monday the teams are off as a drawback to the bay area. tuesday its at

frank gardner, bbc news. >> china's vice president has been given a key military post. analysts see an important signal that xi jinping is likely to succeed the current president in 2012. he is 57 and is an advocate of business and an opponent of corruption. it is thought unlikely he will favor more democracy. >> in china, political battles are fought behind closed doors. few public disagreements here. instead, today's sober announcement, a promotion of this man, xi jinping. china's communist leaders command the world's largest standing army. the party has been in power more than 60 years. xi jinping is joining the barack -- joining the party that controls the armed forces. that is what the current president did years ago. >> today's appointment as vice president of the central military commission will be viewed as a major step forward in his becoming jintao's successor during the park transition that will happen in about two years' time. >> for the public it is a strong hint that the process of selecting their new leader is under way. chinese people have no say in the

. >> with his head gardner, set his sites bringing big pumpkin glory to napa. they can't be satisfied at being second best as anything. >> second is not quite first is it. >> now at least a dozen nap ta growers are toiling to make the valley famous for pumpkins. >> i'm not the only goofy one in town. nap -- napa was hopeful when -- first place, though, went to a 1500-pounder from california's sunnier central valley. don't expect napa's growers to wine. they will be back next year determined to squash the competition. >> that was john blacks stone reporting. >>> some kids collect dolls, others collect cars. >> ii was like two or three. >> it's all about keeping clean. he explains his obsession with vacuums. the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their

i'm miwa gardner with your world weather update. let's begin with a look at our satellite shot over east asia. calm picture for many parts of northern china but we run into some sleet issues as we hit parts of mongolia, and also looking at a very soggy weekend for japan and taiwan. there is a frontal line that's actually developed to the east of taiwan and along that frontal -- rather, area of low pressure. that's really going to intensify and bring heavy, heavy rain for the next 48 hours across much of japan. take a look at this. we'll see some places in the south getting as much as 150 millimeters or more. across the rest of east asia in terms of wet weather, it's also going to be quite wet near myanmar, near bangladesh. we have a very intense area of low pressure here also. that's been really bringing us a lot of rain over the last several days and we can't forget hainan island. hainan, we' been seeing incredible amounts of rain since about a week ago and it continues to fall. let me show you recent footage coming out of the regi

we already have a fund called the restore fund where people can donate and buy supplies for the gardners and so money contributed toward that fund will go towards the golf course restoration. >>> one ticket, two chances. how a lottery loser ended up winning 1 million bucks. cooling down hot flashes. >>> there's not a whole lot to him physically, but his arm works like a rocket. we will show you the science behind tim lincecum's award winning pitch. >>> nothing freaky about your friday forecast. we will nail down your neighborhood forecast as eyewitness news continues right here on the cw. [ whitman ] they say california can't be governed anymore. i say baloney. this state belongs to all of us. we just have to decide we want to change. i know government isn't a business and it shouldn't be, but the same values of accountability and focus that make california businesses among the best in the world could do a lot to fix sacramento. i'm on a mission to create more jobs, stop wasteful spending, and improve our schools. let's get to work. ♪ million dollar surprise today. well, a san jose woman

frank gardner has this report. >> was linda norgrove's death last friday preventable? claim she was killed by her captors may be wrong. david cameron took an awkward phone call from nato commanders in afghanistan and broke the news from -- to the public. >> general petraeus has revealed evidence that linda may not have died at the hands of her captors as originally believed. that evidence and subsequent interviews with the personnel involved suggest that linda could have died as a result of a grenade detonated by the task force during the assault. >> u.s. officers in kabul insist they had no choice but to rescue ms. nogrove. in the failure is weighing on the prime minister. >> i will go over in my mind 100 times whether it was the right decision. i believe it was given everything we knew about linda's triple situation, having been taken hostage. >> an elite forces team unsalted a hideout where her captors had hidden her. the province where she was held is one of afghanistan's most rugged provinces. the u.s. military has been operating there for years, so the mission wa

that's true of the gardners and those who you grow things at home as well and what a gorgeous spell ofweather now. it's been chilly and rough on the plants because we had frost in the area. had lows in the 29-degree range at indiana this morning and near paxson. and we find ourselves under beautiful sunny skies and in a warming weather regime as we come to you today. there are big clouds with rains fall together east of us. we will tell you more about that in a moment. and also to the west of us. no rain in sight here of any consequence and a warming pattern that will come on slowly. 29 this morning at burlington, wisconsin. pontiac hit 31. 33 south suburban kankakee and south elgin hit 34 this morning just a sampling of the loys -- lows around the area. so cool while in the city at o'hare the low was 39. and we are up to 63 already with very light winds blowing not only at o'hare and midway at 63 where the low this morning was 40. mchenry 62. the low there this morning was 38. so these are all temperatures that could produce some frost in the suburban areas. not in the city or near th

that translates into gardners and reaction center directors and other staff. it means generating new revenue in the course of coming up with proposals to generate new revenue, it implies change in the parks. if i have learned anything in the last eight months, everyone wants to weigh in on the parks and they all have an opinion about them and how they operate and how they treasure them. anytime we propose to make changes and there's an item on the agenda that will reflect that. we're going to get enormous community comment. it is incumbent on the department more so than ever to reach out to the community and try to get input in a constructive and dependable way. i'm suggesting today and there's an item on the agenda that rather than hold two meetings each month for the recreation and park department that we go to one meeting per month except in budget cycles. then we'll have special meetings on the budget. but two additional days added to the commission hearings. these will be committees that will be formed and give the public an opportunity to come and commen