into the third round of the colonel pro the eighth leg of the world surfing tour south african george smith an australian make fatting slater's main rivals are also safely through though world number two smith eliminated wildcard mara long care of germany with a beautiful ride however the day belonged to slater as the thirty eight year old cruised into the next stage with a comfortable way. of bruno. slater faces fellow american game next and he says he regards fanning as he's main rival this season. the pressure is on. on how you look at the wrong when the pressure is on me. you know if i didn't have another way this year mick would still have to do. so. that's it for now but returning very briefly to euro two thousand and twelve football now russia leading macedonia one nail in the first half of that qualify as we speak and that drops the wraps off the sports for the moment is coming up next is the weather on our stay with us. wealthy british style. is not on. the. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look a

the rip current pro the of ten legs on the world tour of slater's and main rival south african george smith honest really a defining or also see if we threw in portugal number two smith eliminating wildcard monolithic a all of germany with this ride or over the table on to slater as the thirty eight year old cruised into the next round with a comfortable win over brazil to bruno santos slater faces fellow american gabe kling next saying he regards funding as the main title contender this season after himself of course. the pressure is on me. it just depends on how you look at it i didn't look at it the wrong when the pressure is on me but really it's you know if i didn't have another way this year mick would still have to do well in the next the contest. so it is going to. get you going to. brings us back to russia finally where one of the protestant moments in southern russia sporting heritage has come to a close the inaugural caucuses games are wrapping up a wholly memorable event for the region our correspondent robert downey and reports on the tournament which aims to discover just who

george w. bush. the same john smith?of a common name. >> before we leave you now, one >> before we leave you now, one last look a the rescue meet the real meg whitman: serving onhe board of goldman sachs, whitman was caught m insider stock deals. after ebay sharehders sued and a judge cited the obvious conflict of interesthe was forced to pay the money back. what kind of person would be invoed in deals a fellow republican congressn called corrupt? d in her last year at ebay, whitman paid herself $0 million right before the company laid off 10%f it's workers. we're choosing a governor, shldn't character matter?

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it's the senseless way that many joel d smith is live at the george wiih where the ceremony is going to be held. >> reporter: 10:00 a.m. is when it funeral begins and if the viewing over the weekend is any indication, this parking lot will be filled.ú we were there over the weekend as hundreds came out to pay their respects. the bowling greens funeral home. to honoo detective stevenson, the death did happen on late saturday night in canton when police say stevenson and another man sian james got intooan argument over a parking spot.3 up a fist size piece of concrete and threw it at stevenson's head and the imfact finally killing him. first-degree murder. his friends and family can only try to remember him as thed good man, the great friend that he was.3 >> he had a lot of loved ones that cared very much about him, yes, very respectable young man. sign the book and make sure that when she sees the book she knows >> reporter: the family members appreeiate the love and support they are getting. stevenson was an 18 year veteran of the olice department. and unfortunately this is the first

george toup student. georgetown university freshman charles smith and his friend university richmond student appeared in federal. the two 18-year-olds are charged with making a synthetic hallucinogenic drug. the charges were dropped against hn romano. >> he has been released so we're obviously extremely relieved that the chargeseredropped. that hopefully he can now get on with his life. >> reporter: the drug lab was found inde a freshman dorm after police received a report that drugs were being sold there. experts believe they were making dmt. court records stay memorials they found were precursor chemical used in drug labs that are flammable, explosive and highly dangerous. >> i'm surprised. i think it is pretty irresponsible for students to do that. especially in a freshman dorm. there are students are facing felony charges. conspiracy to manufacture and poe seing with intent to distribute an illegal drug. they could land in prison r two decades. >> they were very upset. they knewhey made an awful decision. i'm sure they real ties consequences. >> reporter: inside the dorm room, hazardous materials teams foun

. >>> prince george's county police have more information about the shooting of charles smith a formertball star. they fou a large amount cognitive cane while searching smith's home yesterday. they found evidence of a gambling operation. smith was shot in his bowie home thursdaynd police believe he knew his attacker. there have been no arrests. smith is recovering in a hospital after undergoing surgery yesterday. he was a star guard at georgetown in the late 1980s and played for the boston celtics in the nba. >>> earlier this year the website wikileaks released thousands of documents on the war in afghanistan and ready to release another 400,000 secret documents this time the war in iraq. the report said it deals with civilian death, detainee abuse and iron's involvement. the u.s. government is leaning on the founder of the site not to release the papers but he said it's necsary to shed light on what's really goi on overseas. >>> two months ago former nasa administrator sean o'keefe was in a terrifying plane crash that killed fiveeople including senator ted strengthens. for the first t

smith. obama and limbaugh are 10th cousins once removed and george w. bush and obama are 10th cousins through hinckley, a giant fish. but the most shocking revolution, that i am indeed related to this man. >> wow. >> he is getting more and more brazen every day. now he is outside. >> ancestry research is the dumbest thing ever. you can connect anyone to anyone. >> they come out every couple months. i am probably related to bill. we share some dna. i just threw up in my mouth a little. and bill probably. >> there is no way we are related because you said i am about to throw up a little in my mouth. so call me. >> immogen is really related to famous people like your dad. >> i heard. >> does it bother you when people try to find famous people? >> this is nothing. we are hard core in the uk. we had two brothers going against each other. it is like a brother going up against the brother. this is pathetic. >> i have a miliband. that's how i lost my weight. reggie, does this excite you or bore you? >> i try to find a word that best describes how little i care

lehrer: and to some mid-term elections history from richard norton smith, a presidential historian and a scholar-in- residence at george mason university and beverly gage, a professor of american history at yale university. beverly gauge, just in general, what does history tell us about the importance of midterm elections? >> well, midterm elections historically are almost always overshadowed by presidential elections. we tend to think in terms of presidents, but they've played really critical roles at some really key moments in history. and the moments where they've been most important have largely been when two things happened. the firsrst is when either the senate or the house or both of them have changed hands from one party to another. most often because it's a midterm election from the president's party to the opposite. and the second is when these party changes happen at moments where really critical issues are at stake. a couple of examples that come to mind: 1918 you see a switch in the senate in particular under woodrow wilson, they scotch his plans for the league of nations. another significant midterm elect

lehrer: and to some mid-term elections history from richard norton smith, a presidential historian and a scholar-in- residence at george mason university and beverly gage, a professor of american history at yale university. beverly gauge, just in general, what does history tell us about the importance of midterm elections? >> well, midterm elections historically are almost always overshadowed by presidential elections. we tend to think in terms of presidents, but they've played really critical roles at some really key moments in american history. and the moments where they've been most important have largely been when two things happened. the first is when either the senate or the house or both of them have changed hands from one party to another. most often because it's a midterm election from the president's party to the opposite. and the second is when these party changes happen at moments where really critical issues are at stake. a couple of examples that come to mind: 1918 you see a switch in the senate in particular under woodrow wilson, they scotch his plans for the league of nations. another significant midter

i'm harry smith with maggie rodriguez. coming up, georgealmost as well-known for his activism as acting. he's made many trips to sudan, darfur. there's a referendum that's going to be -- well, it's a crucial point in the lives of millions of people there. he'll be along to tell us about that in just a couple of minutes. >> the worry that he has is the violence will break out there. he likened it to, what would you do if you could prevent an earthquake from coming and could prevent destruction. >>> condoleezza rice here with us this morning. she was the first african-american woman to ever hold that office. she grew up in birmingham, alabama during the height of racial tension and credits her parents with guidi regular contact with the miners working with the miners there. he said he was in contact with them 35 to 40 time as day. so this victor, in this rescue capsule now was one of the regular people in touch with the surface. he was quite descriptive in some of his writing and a couple of things struck me very descriptive writing. he write

. >> welcome back to "the early show," everybody i'm harry smith along with maggie rodriguez. coming up georgeost as well known for activism as his acting. he, of course, has made many trips to the sudan and darfur. there is a referendum about to happen there that is going to be, well, it is a crucial point in the lives of millions of people there and he will be along to tell us about that in just a couple of minutes. >> the worry he has is the violence that will break out there. and he once likened it to what would you do if you knew an earthquake was coming and you could prevent all the destruction? he says we can and will tell us how. also former secretary of state condoleezza rice with us this morning the first african-american woman to hold the office. she grew up in birmingham, alabama during the height of racial tension and credits her parents with guiding her life. she has written a memoir and will tell us all about it. >> a great read. >> good morning, everyone, an incredible morning as we've told you one by one the trapped miners pulled to the surface after spending 69 days undergrou

smith. palin is not the only person popping up on the president's family tree. genealogists say he's also linked to rush limbaugh and former president george w. bush. shawn yancy back with your fox 5 top five. >>> good news about your heating bill this winter. no. 5, predictions of a warmer winter should give homeowners a break on their gas bills, natural gas prices low for the second year in a row. the bad news, heating oil could see a price hike up 16% over last year. no. 4, wal-mart is rolling back its rollback. earlier this year the retail giant offered deep discounts on groceries hoping to attract shoppers in. instead of shoppers coming back, they took thedown scenes and ran, so expect to pay full -- took the prices and ran so, expect to pay full price now. >>> cyber experts report users can no longer erase instant message chat history. in other words, if you're trying to keep conversations from prying eyes, find another place to im. >>> no. 2, getting your kids to eat healthier at school, the government is now spending $2 million for food behavior scientists to come up with ways to use psychology to improve eating habits, things like

. >>> prince george's county police have new evidence in the shooting investigation of a former nba and georgetown sketball star charles smith. officers say they found a large amount of cocaine while searching smith's home yestery. ey also found evidence of a gambling operaon. smith was shot in his bowie home thursday. police believe he knew his attacker. there have been no arrests. smith is recovering in a hospital after undergoing surgery. he was a star guard in georgetown in the late 1980s and played for the boston celtics in the nba. >>> she was known for building and leading one of prince george's county's mega churches and yesterday thousands turned out to remember and celebrate her fe. ♪ apostle betty peebles was laid to rest and honored during a homecoming at her church, jericho city of praise. peebles started the church with her late his of only 30 people. they now have congregation of more than 10,000 people. bob ehrlich and martin o'malley postponed their debate to attend the celebration. >> in olney, maryland one haunting attraction is facing a ghoulish lawsuit over its names. john trippen has the sto. >> reporte

jeff smith said his office has also been aware of these complaints and many others that these three plaintiffs have filed with county, state and federal officials. at valley medical center, georgeioma, nbc bay area news. >>> in the south bay, those gunmen got away, but not before leaving an important clue. >>> it's exciting for me, you know. sdp >> the inspired the biggest frenzy, the panda hat. the fan that ran with that and turned it into a money maker. >>> how to make the right health choice for you and your family or even in you're single. >> and coldest weather of the season expected tonight. i'm chief meteorologist jeff, 30s and 40s across the map. tomorrow morning east bay upper 30s. also tracking rain in your seven-day forecast and we'll have a look at the world series forecast as well. >>> and as we go to the break, san francisco painting the town arrange -- giants orange. world serieco raesmoments.mo i know many of you see this election as an unhappy choice between a longtime politician with no plan for the future and a billionaire with no government experience. well, let me tell you my story. my husband and i came here as newlyweds. we raised our family here and the

if you're baking, george, you want to use a really firm, like a granny smith apple.nt to use a pink lady or a macintosh or something like that, that not only has a great flavor, but will cook really quick. >> probably not red delicious. >> i'm over the red delicious. i really am. there's too many good ones out there. >> i love the galas, too. >> the galas are awesome. you get a whole chicken. you can butcher it yourself or have your butcher do that. the chicken. >> in quarters. >> you want to wash it in cold water. what you want to do -- people make the mistake after they wash it. you have to pat it dry so that you get the moisture out of there before we do that. now, very simply, what we're going to do is take fresh-ground pepper. we're going to take some salt. i -- i'm using a lot of sea salt these days. it's purer and cleaner. and really good taste. really get a good texture, as well. now, what we're going to do. we only season one side. we're going to go with olive oil here. we're going to start browning the chicken. and then, you can see that if you don't pat it

smith goes to washington." watch it with your kids. it is what is going to happen after the election. if we put enough george in washington and then we follow what they're doing and listen, they'll get a basket of telegrams in the end as well. and our republic will be safe. for future generations. chloe is 9 months old. she is the greatest thing ever. one little smile, one little laugh. honey bunny. [ babbles ] [ laughs ] we would do anything for her. my name is kim bryant and my husband and i made a will on legalzoom. it was really easy to do. [ spits ] [ both laugh ] [ robert ] we created legal zoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. >> glenn: we are now within eight days of the election. let me remind you of the emortal words of senator trent lottt who said in july this. we don't need a lot of jim demint disciples. as soon as they get here, we need to co-op them. you need to find people of character. the g.o.p. is at the beginning of going through what the democrats went through. remember in

george, thank you for sharing a little of your experience with us. >>> lawyers are presenting closing arguments in the anna nicole smith drug conspiracy trial.al overdose in 2007. her boyfriend howard k. stern and two doctors pled not guilty to a number of charges. they are charged with faking prescriptions, giving her too many drugs. that case could go to the jury later this week. >>> this afternoon jurors will begin deciding a case of a brutal chippal murder in connecticut. jennifer hawke-petit and her two daughters were killed. jennifer was strangled to dell after being raped. haylee and michela died of smoke inhalation. the doctor has been at the courtroom every day of the trial. jeff rossen is outside the courthouse. he's been following this closely in new haven. give us a sense of what jurors are going in to deliberate with? >> reporter: you mentioned william petit. women petit has waited three long years for this moment. right now the judge is charging the jury, giving them instructions about exactly how to deliberate. there are 46 pages of instructions including 17 charges, six ranging from murder to kidnapping to sexual assault and

george fremont. your ride coming-martinez to the maze clucking in a 17 minute ride. smithat the san mateo bridge, you can see those taillights heading towards foster city, a red lights coming towards you making their way into hayward, jackie pretty deal ideal drive time 13 minutes for men to end. note back of the toll plaza. your read the golden gate still quiet, just a few cars on the road moving at the limit. wrapping up a quick shot across town james lick, you can see those headlights heading towards the peninsula, your read from the 10180 split is an ideal 13 and a ride. james. >> thank you, a ground- breaking ceremony was of yesterday for the oakland airport connector project bringing it one step closer to bringing reality we have video while an animation of what the connector will look like. it is expected to be somewhere in the year 2014 maureen kelly it tells about the jobs of this rogers will bring. >> a lot of construction or for sure that at the groundbreaking, that's because there's a rather more excitement about the number of jobs spring brought this project w

george's county say none of the injuries are life-ttreatening. three of he 4 victims are studdnts at the university of maryland. so far police have made no arrests. >>> i'm joel d smithinto the ccmenn. one of the tou ccmforts. there's an agility couuse here as well. overall this location was chosen because it's so secluded making possible for the dogs. >> the rescue ission for the 33 trapped chilean miners is %-tonight.to get underway they will start getting the miners out one at a timee tú midnight. >>> whether you're preparing dinner or justificationing lunch for the kids. we rarely give much thought to our time in the kitchen, because of that, hand injuries are all -oo common in thh kitchen. dr. with orthoowee maryland is here with us this to talk aaout the things thht can happen and what you should e aware of,3 sometimes it's common sense, but sometimes more than that. good morning. >> good morning. >> what are the most common typú of injurie injuries that you see kitchen and at the hossital. cuts to the hands and the wrist ttat occur uring the course of preparing food. >> and anythinggthat is going to be sharp could cause a problem, something you wouldn't even t