we asked richard gill why tight monetary policy caused such hardship.ing a benign view one could argue the difficult times of the early 1980s reflected the success of our past policies. keynesian economics was directed at stabilizing the growth of real national income. comparing recent decades with decades before world war ii, the american economy did pretty well. here's the way the growth of our gnp fluctuated before world war ii. here's what happened from the 1950s to 1980. in real terms, the economy was more stable in the recent period. the success of these policies undoubtedly contributed to recent inflationary tendencies and, perhaps more significantly, to the expectation of future inflation. by 1980, they'd created a general sense that the government would back down when it began to create recession and unemployment. people began betting on continued inflation. this made the government's task more difficult. the government had to act to break the back of these well-entrenched inflationary expectations. it had to fight inflation and a belief it wou

we asked richard gill why economists put emphasis on new technology.n experts agree that, in one way or another, new technology is at the heart of productivity growth. much of this growth is in the form of new products that didn't exist a century ago. and the way we produce old products, like wheat or poultry, has also been revolutionized by new technology. this means the intangible human factors in growth-- advances in knowledge, increased education, research and development programs-- are universally agreed to be critically important to increasing our productivity. the practical question here is how far the government should take the lead in promoting these factors. we have examples of successful government projects-- like the atomic energy program or the space program, two projects close to president carter's heart. there are also arguments as to why government should involve itself heavily in research and development-- the costs may be too large for private industry, payoffs may be too far off. also there is the danger of rival firms imitating, pir

with richard gill, we'll investigate that problem on this edition of economics usa. david schoumacher. ♪ pepsi cola hits the spot ♪ 12 full ounces that's a lot... ♪ ♪ i'd like to buy the world a coke ♪ ♪ and keep it company ♪ that's the real thing... ♪ we made our choice ♪ make it a pepsi... soft drink companies spend millns advertising to make billions in sales. it's a $23 billion-a-year industry. with that many sales, every decision is crucial. ♪ you're the pepsi generation... ♪ the words i'm about to say will change the course of history-- coca cola has a new taste. it's the best ever. in 1985, the coca cola company announced to the world it was changing the coke formula. to millions of customers, the new taste was an outrage. the rest is history. five years earlier, a key ingredient was changed, and it went unnoticed. what was that change? why did the company risk it? in 1979, the coke company earned $420 million on sales of nearly $5 billion, but the giant corporation faced cost problems. the price of sugar was rising. donald ulrich is president of mid-atlantic

we asked analyst richard gill.nomists like terms like "velocity" because they suggest we're scientists, like physicists. well, perhaps we aren't quite that scientific, but we do have our own concept of velocity, specifically the income velocity of money. briefly, income velocity tells us how many times a year a dollar circulates through the economy to buy final goods and services. we measure it by dividing annual money national income by the stock of money in the economy. annual money national income equals the average price of a good, p, times the quantity of goods produced, q. this is really our old familiar gnp concept in money terms. if we now divide money national income by the stock of money -- our currency and demand deposits, m -- we get velocity, v. thus v equals... we can put the m on the other side and get... this is called the "equation of exchange." now, the economic question facing the monetary authorities like arthur burns was, what would happen to the economy when you changed the money supply, m? ro

. >> the person he needs to win over is the case manager, beverly gill more. >> we all get along with leonard. he is very, very likable, very charismatic, just so friendly but he's so overly friendly and so fake. it's not for real. >> since coming to wabash mcquay has, involved in several incidents that have enforced his violent reputation. >> a few years ago he asked for a basketball and when he went to hand the basketball he came through the door and pushed his way through and began assaulting a couple of the staff members. and several staff responded along with myself, there was about six of us finally to restrain him and get him down on the ground and get him in cuffs. >> sometimes emotional lichl can push you over the edge. sometimes you can regret the things you do, especially when you know that one action can result in a lifetime of misery. >> but mcquay says he's had a spiritual awakening since converting to islam. >> i'm a changed man. >> mcquay is not the only inmate at wabash valley who say he's been through a spiritual transformation since coming to prison. marcus murray i

richard gill explains what water shortages teach us about consumer demand.arly, when you ve a shortage of a commodity like water, you get very careful about how you use it. watering cemeteries and washing the dog are out. drinking water is definitely in. baths and showers? after a few weeks, they begin to have high priority. when you have very little of a commodi an additional unit brings more added satisfaction, more marginal utility, as economists describe it, than if you have an abundant supply. at the height of the drought additional water would have been used for high priority purposes-- drinking, cooking food. the added utility, the marginal utility of water, was very high. as the drought eased up, more water became available. the car got washed. the lawn got watered. additional water brought less added satisfaction, a lower marginal utility. the principle expressed here is usually called... graphically speaking it would look like this. we measure the marginal utility of water on the vertical axis. along the horizontal axis, we measure the amount avail

we'll investigate that question with the help of economic analyst richard gill on this edition of "economics." i'm david schoumacher. most of us have been taught that to spend more money than we earn is to court financial disaster but the federal government seems to play by a different set of rules. almost every year the country runs a deficit. yet we're told that deficit is necessary, even beneficial. but deficits piled one on top of another create a growing national debt. and the interest payments on that debt add more dollars to the next year's deficit. during a five-year span back in the 1940s, our national debt more than quadrupled as we fought world war ii. how did we pay for that war? and why didn't it bankrupt us? early in the morning of september 1, 1939, german armies marched into poland, and the world exploded into war. by 1940, the germans controlled europe d were poised to attack britai a frightened american congress appropriated $37 billion for defense, more than the entire cost of world war i. how would the government raise these huge sums? that means taxes and bonds and bonds

i had little gills for breathing and a mouth and tail, and soon, i started to swim, but knew i could be more than a tadpole. that's when my life changed. i started to grow legs, my body got longer, my head looked more like, well, a head. before i knew it, i had arms and a tail! but i still wasn't all that i could be. after a while, i lost my tail, and i hopped out of the pond. - and you became a frog! - that's how we became frogs, too. - yes. my story is your story, except i wanted more. that's why i became a singer! - sing for us, jumpy! - sure! ♪ forget your troubles ♪ come on, get hoppy ♪ leap all your cares away - that frog's a born singer! - next on the frog channel "the tales of peter ribbit," followed by "raging bullfrog." - oh. oh. thanks, tv. thank you. boy. elmo wants to learn more about frogs. how can we find out more? [doorbell rings] well, who could that be? come in! - hiya! ha ha! want to talk to a frog? ribbit! ribbit ribbit! - oh, yeah. we can talk to a frog! yay! - if you can catch me. whoa! [ribbiting] - frog! oh! ha ha ha! frog, frog, frog, frog, wait, wait, wait,

victoria gill reports. >> they're nature's giants,. african elephants are already famed for their intelligence but scientists have seemed to discover they understand a very human gesture. in this test, researchers from the university hid food in one of two identical buckets. when scientists pointed to the bucket containing the treat, the elephants followed the gesture and found their reward. >> it's already widely accepted that these giant animals are capable of deep thought and emotion, but new research suggests an evolutionary explanation of how humans and elephants bond so closely. the scientists think it's the innate understanding of gestures that enable people to work so closely with elephants, despite their intimidating size. that's something elephant keepers who interact with elephants every day attest to. >> i definitely think to have an interaction, when you work with them, when they have an off day, you can feel it. and when we have an off day they can sense it. and especially the training sessions that we do aren't always as

this would be northwest quarterback joshua gills. if you got gills, you do good in the water. that's what i say. quarterback here for 25 yards and the score 7-0 jaguars. paint branch, this is gaston cooper to ryan stango for the touchdown between a couple of defenders there. we're tied. this is even better. watch curry. he believes he can fly between two defenders, beautiful. we'll see that later tonight as well. paint branch takes the lead, but northwest comes back to win 31-28. >>> i took the poncho off. let's get serious. stone bridge must be doing a double take on the season. they're not used to losing, but it's happened twice already this season. teams in northern virginia like to see that, finally a stone bridge team that's a little vulnerable. mclean certainly hopes so. let's get out there. here comes mclean and the alabama look. will they play like alabama? not really. this is stone bridge's daunte yarborough with the long run scampering for the score. bulldogs rolling tonight. they win it 35-7. our last stop fairfax at langley, this young lady is your homecoming queen

allyson gill is here, we were talking about this as we watched christof's report. do you see the disconnect between society's increasing openness, i think, and public policy which may be is lagging behind? >> i do. and i do think that society is become more and more open to lesbian, game, by section and you'll trans issues just in the past 10 years we have seen broad changes in how trans people are treated in society. however, policy changes especially federal level are not proceeding as quickly as we would have hoped. for example, the employment nondiscrimination which would provide really critical nondiscrimination pro techses in employment is making its way slowly through the senate but we have been trying to pass this laws for 20 knife years, it's ver25 years, it's veryslow. >> the trevor project supports young individuals and trying to prevent suicide because of the pressure. how serious of a problem is it. >> it's a very serious problem. we know for all young people, suicide is the second leading cause of death. for lesbian, game, by section and you'll trans

the gun then when gill house felt threatened he put 7 bullet into and through the young man killing him at the scene and inflaming this community. >> there's racial profiling discrimination there's bias. >>reporter: could have shot him in the leg. the. >> done it to a white killed. i bet not. >>reporter: that is one of the hearts of the he shall. perception. today march began old courthouse square and merge with another at santa rosa junior college. >> from there estimated 1500 to 2000 people moved down the center of mendocino avenue stopping in front of fortified sheriff's department as deputy stood guard and emotion run high temperature violence non-existent. message delivered. >> what we really want is for something to change. we want something tangible. in terms of policy to change. we are tired of being looked at as a threat to the police. the they are her to protect us nishtion santa rosa, abc 7 news. >> police in campbell have relessed survillains video in the hope it will help track down a gun man. here's inside the spot night club early saturday morning. video shows 4 peopl

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high insight like gill has clued a bit recently. it's easier. recently announced around of layoffs. but people keep making babies and babies keep glowing. a customer-based loyal shopper who use the site to pay their children. the retailer claims to work with over 10,000 brands. they appear to have some fanatical followers. >> zulilly is looking to raise $100 million with dhtheir ipo a plans to focus more on its mobile experience. it's clear the big foe cuku0 daily deals for mom, baby and dad. soon, we'll see if wall street thinks the company is a good deal, as well. >> on top of shopping, there's something else we all need to buy every fall. a pumpkin. we've got some tricks on how to jack up your pumpkin creativity. it's pumpkin time. if you it cut a bigger hole on the top inside, scraping the guts out will be way easier. >> if you're not handy with a knife, use a drill or cookie cutter. >> looking to transfer a design to your pumpkin? print up a stencil and trace it with a thumb tack. if you're going to free wheel your design, use a dry wet erase marker. knowing your boo boos are f

instead they opened fire hitting the teenager 7 times. 48-year-old eric gill house 24 year veteran of the department said he feared for his life when lopez turned around and pointed the rifle at him. gill house firearms instructor who has written articles for law enforcement publication on the use of deadly force. >> we get inside look tonight at the disheveled mess left hyped when elderly residents abruptly moved out of their castro valley home on saturday. came after the state suspended the center license and after a staff called the 911. 7 news reporter laura anthony talked with the attorney that claims the residents were abandoned. >> slippers on the floor. empty bottle on tables. unmade bed. scenes the residents of castro valley nursing home moved in and out a hurry. but the attorney for the facility says saturday rapid evacuation by the sheriff's department was over reaction only 3 staff members caring for 14 patients and that the owner would never put her clients in danger. >> whole out doors and evidence of the fact that she was willing to speak social security residents the a

i'm aaron gill crest. >> i'm eun yang. litsd let's take a look outside. a cool start to day. the rain came and turned everything into fall. >> let's check in with tom kierein. >> dramatic change in the last 24 hours. yesterday morning we were in the 70ed. now we have quite a bit of cloudiness. we're showing the cloud cover advancing in from the west. no rain, clouds drifting through. a few thin breaks in the overcast starting off this tuesday morning. the big story though, the temperature drop. it's down into the 40s north and west of washington. gaithersburg, down to 46. mow nas ses down to 48. right near the bay it's in the upper 50s. to the west, upper 40s to the shenandoah mountains and for students at the bus stops this morning, you'll definitely need a yacht. we'll have quite a bit of cloudiness and be in the 50s from 7 to 8:30 this morning. i'm back with a look at your tuesday morning. now danella, how's traffic? >> good morning, tom. for folks crossing the bay bridge heading westbound. eastbound is carrying both east and west volume while the westbound side is seeing

. >> bruce johnson and frach er photographer danielle gill were covering a story about a home invasion this washington dc. johns was on a public sidewalk talking to a mail carrier. she punches him and sprayed mace at the reporter and photographer. despite the video evidence the tv station does not plan to press any charges. >>> a delta airplane is forced to make an emergency landing in a very small town in alaska. flight 208 from tokyo so fran san francisco makes a stop because of a mechanical problem on board. passengers waited for another plane to arrive, they took in the town. 20 hours after they started their journey they finally made it to san francisco. >>> in austin, texas flash flooding causes evacuations. firefighters are used rafts to rescue people. a heavy downpour dumped 9 inches of rain and caught many people by surprise. several drivers got stuck in their cars and tree limbs topped onto power lines knocking out electricity. no one is seriously hurt. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, the skies are cloudy. will the rain hold off for trick-or-treating. your fir

vince gill law begin -- gill law again did exactly what the fans wanted him to do. it was in line with everything about the series. he didn't try and do something so creative we would all be wondering what happened and how do we interpret it. he gave us a finite ending to a brilliant show. i loved it. >> and as a regular user, did you feel he stigma tiesed meth. >> well i felt a little prouder about my past. >> meth is bad, america. it is a terrible thing. did you ever see the mug shots of people on meth? it is not a pretty site, andrew. you posed for a bunch of after pictures. >> did you watch the show? >> i watch the show, but i am behind. they did spoil it for me. i didn't even know the giants lost. >> you could have predicted that too. >> i couldn't help but feel there was some 105-year-old headline writer in there that didn't want people to wait for summer reruns or anything. this is the new art form. tv is the new art form and we should be more careful about spoiling the endings. >> because people are not watching them at the same time. >> they travel and dvr

vince gill law begin -- gill law again did exactly what the fans wanted him to do. it was in line with everything about the series. he didn't try and do something so creative we would all be wondering what happened and how do we interpret it. he gave us a finite ending to a brilliant show. i loved it. >> and as a regular user, did you feel he stigma tiesed meth. >> well i felt a little prouder about my past. >> meth is bad, america. it is a terrible thing. did you ever see the mug shots of people on meth? it is not a pretty site, andrew. you posed for a bunch of after pictures. >> did you watch the show? >> i watch the show, but i am behind. they did spoil it for me. i didn't even know the giants lost. >> you could have predicted that too. >> i couldn't help but feel there was some 105-year-old headline writer in there that didn't want people to wait for summer reruns or anything. this is the new art form. tv is the new art form and we should be more careful about spoiling the endings. >> because people are not watching them at the same time. >> they travel and dvr

it's really good. [ laughter ] >> jon: when did the president of the united states turn into gill from the simpsons? >> she's a beaut. you can't beat a coleco. how many can i put you down for? a lot. please say a lot, i need this. [ laughter ] >> jon: this is a good product. all right. but listen -- [cheers and applause] he didn't stop baby. he kept on selling. >> you just heard janice's story. he owns her own small business. she became the first woman to enroll in coverage through delaware's exchange. >> jon: so that's one. [ laughter ] you know people say you can't use the web site, have you told them about janice from delaware? hey b you you know what god bless. she signed up. she deserves to be up there to prove it could be done easily. >> it took her seven hours on the phone and on line. she had to go there you and clean out the cookies and then she was able to sign up but she signed up from the small state of delaware. >> jon: she had to move. she had to move and she's no longer married but it is done. she's done. she had to move d oh, she had to do a giant tattoo of a spider. [

. >> foster city base gill yet sciences have won fda approval for hepc pill. about 3 million people in the us have the disease and 15,000 die from it. >>> annual and google are among four companies facing a class- action lawsuit. the suit says the companies held down employee salaries and had an agreement not to recruit each other's workers. that suit could involve thousands of high-tech employees. >>> coming up, relief for bart workers and riders, what you could see at some stations. >>> the weekend weather you will want to enjoy. the highs around the bay area this weekend. >> coming up next, fixing a parking problem without adding extra spots. [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] . >>> back to breaking news we told you about, happening in roseville near sacramento. police held a news conference to manhunt underway for a gunman. the immigration and customs enforcement agent shot in the leg has been taken to the hospital. the other three officers were hit with shrapnel. two of them were taken to the hospital, the

allyson gill is here, we were talking about this as we watched christof's report. do you see that disconnect between society's increasing openness i think, and public policy, which may be is lacking behind? >> i do. i do think that society is becoming more and more open to beds lee en, game, bisexual and trans issues. in the past 10 years we have seen broad changes and how trans people are treated in society. however, the policy changes, especially at the federal level are not proceeding as quickly as we would hope. for example, the employment nondiscriminal act which would provide critical protections is making its way slowly through the senate we have been trying to pass this law for 25 years. it's very slow. >> yeah. particularly the trevor project focuses on supporting young individuals and trying to prevent suicide. because of the pressure. how serious a problem is it? >> it's a very serious problem. we know that for all young people, suicide is the second leading cause of death. but for lesbian, game, bisexual and transgender young people in particular it's a

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> joe: ramon santiago takes over at third base, so, my gill cabrera, who had a nice night, 2olen base, is finished for game four. jonny gomes will come off the bench and bat to start this eighth inning. for daniel nava. gomes made the start here in game three yesterday. nava back in there tonight and gomes replaces him here in the eighth. 7-2 game, with the red sox up two games to one. detroit leading here tonight. chilly night. not too cold in detroit. the 0-1. one ball, one strike. smyly came on in the seventh and got david ortiz to bounce out to the right side. got under it. popped it up. iglesias, if it ever comes down. out number one. >> tim: i don't know if -- if you saw that tweet by hunt eer mahan about, remember, you were talking last night about bei being -- referring to the preening of puig. if players are so upset at puig celebrating a triple of clutch hits, then get him out. i'm tires of hearing about baseball's unwritten rules. so, we decided to throw up something that applied to golf, the tradition of golf. we'll have it for you shortly. >> joe: one ball, no st

they say to revive fish by moving them forward in the water to promote water flow over the gills. that's increasing the oxygen flow. >> that's catch and release. he's good. he's good. >> beautiful. >> that's so cool. >> we have captain orion wholean via skype right this minute to tell us about this video. >> we fought the fish about 15 minutes. after we took nice picture with it i let it over the side of the boat to release it and i noticed it started sinking. i jumped in the water and threw my mask on answered put my arms around it and went forward. once i saw its tail starting to flap and had enough strength to swim off, i watched it swim off and join up with the other sharks in the water with it. >> what did they say to you when you got back on board? >> i don't know if i can say it but they >> a hiker and a voyeur and ski mask say this is one weird video. >> others even calling it creepy. >> now we solve the internet mystery revealing the man and motive. >> this is gourd evans here. >> a near miss caught on dash cam that will make you. >> want to duck. >> i did move. >> see th

please welcome vince gill lann! (cheers and applause) vince gilligan! hey, vince, good to see you again! thanks for coming back, man. nice to see you again. >> great to see you, too. >> stephen: last time you were here you were just starting to write the last season we just saw, correct? >> yes, that is correct. >> stephen: how did it go? i haven't heard much. (laughter) >> it seemed to go well. >> stephen: it sure did, man. you are the man of the hour, okay? first question. why stop? (laughter) are you allergic to cash? because a.m.c. must have been begging for you to keep this thing going because you guys are on a rocket ride to banktown! 10.3 million people watched it last night. >> i know, can you believe it? >> stephen: blew the door off all your previous ratings. >> amazing, amazing. >> stephen: what was the premier? the very first show, what was that? >> the premier was probably under a million viewers. we went up against some big football game and we got -- we just got crushed and -- so it was nice ending on the highest viewership we ever had. t

fairfield, napa, santa rosa nevada, 70s low around the bay, 70s on the peninsula, morgan hill gill ray so it looks warmer. the wind will kick in and it doesn't look to be howling or anything, it it will be sunny and warmer into the weekend. >>> hundreds of fans attended a rally for the green and gold yesterday. while the a's ownership wants to move to the south bay they found a deep pocketed investor to back the plan which expands the current site towards the airport and builds three pro stadiums. and this could be ready within months. >>> game one at the coliseum against the detroit tigers will be sunday night. it's a sellout. there are 52 tickets for the game at 6:00 p.m. there are games 3 and 4 in detroit and if necessary game 5 is in oakland a week from tomorrow. the first team to win three games advances. >>> the sharks return to the ice tomorrow night. while this are few additions to the team this year. hp pavillion will be called sap center. >>> two dogs killed in contra costa county. >> it's supposed to be a safe alternative to smoking but these cigarettes are getting too hot t

. >> the parents of a young gill accuse evidence online bullying -- the parents of a young girl accused of online bullying go on the defensive. >> the forecast is straight ahead and it doesn't get much better than this in october: glass >> parents of a teen arrested in a cyberbullying suicide of a florida 14-year-old safer thai daughter's facebook account was hacked. the girl jumped off a tower last month after being bullied. the parents of the 14-year-old accused say their daughter is a loving and caring girl. >> did you think of her as a bully or told she was a bully by the school? >> never. never. >> you would check her facebook? >> i would check her facebook each time she would get on it. >> you checked her facebook every night? >> yes. >> the father of the 12-year-old accused in the case admits he should have been more vigilant. >> a law school graduate is scheduled for sentencing for be-heading an exotic bird in los angeles. the 25-year-old pleaded guilty to killing a bird last year during a drunken chase at the flamingo hotel and is facing six months in boot camp. two other berke

. >>> if you want to buy or sell a mansion in miami, you're going to the gills, they like the stonese beatles the rock stars of miami real estate and robert frank got a peek at some of the star properties. >> we did. the gills named by "the wall street journal" as the number one team in the country for sales volume. $420 million in sales. they let us inside their top listings. let's take a look. >> it's a little closer into the city. it's more miami beach. the property has 200 feet of water. the house itself is about 12,000 square feet. ♪ >> so this room from the moment you enter feels really so nice. >> yeah. >> an look at your view. >> wow. that is terrific. >> that is amazing. look at the view. >> extra little inif funnity pool. >> now mansions like that are one reason miami is ranked number four in the nation for sales of $5 million plus homes and listings of homes, you know, it's all that money pouring in and it's just not slowing down. it's amazing. >> that was a lot of infinity. >> it goes on and on. wake up and see the infinity pool. >> don't miss tonight's brand new episode

i went over to do it, and gill said, look.im a little painkiller and see if it will go down. but it is fun. and you'll see that after the news. but, first of all, aren't you tired of it? i'm tired of it. you just say, oh, please, can't we get together in this country. can't the politicians put the good of the nation ahead of political advantage? well, the truth is some of it is really principle. the one group is saying we don't want to saddle our children and grandchildren with insupportable death. and the others say we have political constituent constituencies. and the battle could have serious consequences for americans and the market. >> wendy: there is a new warning if the government defaults on its debts, it could lead to higher interest rates and put america back into recession. >> reporter: president obama now says he is willing to negotiate with republicans, but only after they allow congress to reopen the government and raise the debt limit, to end the threat of a default. >> president obama: we understand there is go

. >> emmett gill said he toured the university's weight room tuesday afternoon and saw firsthand somethe student athletes. >> the gap between the haves and have nots is certainly exacerbated by a lot of the budget cuts we're facing in higher education. >> according to university spokesperson will sutton, grambling state has seen a 57% drop in state funding in recent years. the school has millions of dollars in deferr ere ered main, so many buildings are closed or in dire need of repairs. sutton says this is the first time they have asked athletics to contribute to the bottom line, including a $75,000 cut in the football program. the university meanwhile could face tens of thousands of dollars in fines for forfeiting last saturday's game. it's unclear if the football players will be punished, but gill says players from the bigger programs should take note. >> think that student athletes in the s.e.c., the a.c.c., the pac-12, should take notice that when it comes to standing up for student athletes' rights, grambling state university is ranked number one. >> that report from alaena mach

the this idea of make striking a deal, but it appears in retrospect that was more of a messaging, i gill, more of just like a message that the without was putting out, because the president had been accused of being obstinate. it was an argument that the republicans those was taking hold. it appears the without is standing very firm after rejecting the house proposal, which was just a six-week debt ceiling increase that would have taken us before the holiday spending season and would have been a mess. can you imagine this fight all over again in six weeks? the senate democrats have now rejected a plan that was being spearheaded by susan collins, who may be the most mod real republican in all of the senate. they are not on board with that plan, so we are back to the drawing board. the clock is ticking and ticking very loudly, miguel. the markets are not open today. if they were open today, i think you would see them being rocked by this news. >> both size very defensive clearly. both holding their cards close to their vest. both incremental moves here half railroad reid today say he agree

up next, head meets gills. what would summer time be without drowning?and the "whacked out sports" top five. that's coming up. >> this is "whacked out sports," your weekly dose of the most death-defying smack-ups, insane pile-ups, we could cram into a show dedicated to the men and women who risk life and limb and just about everything else so you don't have to. on "whacked out sports," their pain is your gain. >> my adrenaline is pumping! >>> i just saw that al gore movie on cable. i can't remember the name of it, the one abouglobal warming. little miss sunshine, i think. anyway, al says our gasoline is causing our earth to overheat. there's evidence all over. so far the planet's just been sitting back and taking all our high octane abuse.

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san francisco, california, it is full to the gills anywhere around any freeway entrance to the bridge, to 101, this is battery street. it doesn't look like this normally. i am 1.3 miles away and they are going nowhere and not fast. i can walk faster than this. it's not even close. but we're going to show you at 6:00 exactly how. we have the kpix 5 mobile weather lab, racing me and i don't even think it's a con test. i mean, my gosh, look at this, i'm walking, walking -- forget it. it's so easy. this line has been here for, i don't know, 45 minutes just to get to the bridge. we hear it's about an hour. i can walk this in half that time. that's coming up at 6:00. >> grab coffee, a little dinner and still probably be -- >> my money is on you, mike. now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> - >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. our john blackstone is at the scene of that shooting at the middle school. plus, david martin is going to tell us why american warships were given orders allegedly in ex-change

he has pleaded not gill. >>> if you get picked up for -- not guilty. >>> if you get picked up for marijuana, soon you may only get a fine and that's it. a bill has been produced to make less than an ounce of pot a civil defense. wells is hoping to get the legislation passed and on the mayor's desk by january. >>> a small group of demonstrators made a lot of noise in prince george's county. they're protesting plans for a wal-mart to be built on oxon hill road. the company wants to place the store near oxon hill high school and john hanson montessori. protesters say it compromises their children's safety. >> ox why hill road has a -- oxon hill road has a lot of traffic. oxon hill road with wal-mart here, you're talking about drugs. you're talking about children walking. you're talking about the safety of these children. >> a wal-mart spokesman tells wusa9 quote, we think our source can be part of the solution for communities and we look forward to providing our customers in the area with more convenient shopping options that include both fresh affordable food and a wide assortment of general

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