gilles last night, 29 and 29.5 out of possible 30.to send the stars home tonight, those eliminated were, kirstie alley who did honestly deser off to l. she didn't dance well. and gilles marini. very nice. they ruined my birthday. thank you, abc. both eliminees will be here. and restitution will be made. and financially. maybe they will do chores to work it off. i don't know. we will figure it out. have you been following the sex scandal involving general david petraeus. unless you have been paying close attention it is a little bit confusing. i want to explain it to everyone else. so come with me, follow me here. now, you can see we have -- we spent thousand of dollars on this graphic. here is my understanding of the situation so far. this man, general david petraeus. that's him. is married to this woman, holly petraeus. okay. but he was having an affair with this woman, whose name is paula broadwell. all right. now, nobody knew about this until paula broadwell sent some vaguely threatening e-mails to this woman, jill kelly. i'll writ

. >> gilles and peta. >> reporter: gilles marini and pita murgatroyd came one week away from the finals hard worker. it's not fair. you should be in the finals. >> this is life. >> reporter: gilles said he would be teaching his young daughter that it's okay to lose. besides, he won a friend in this whole adventure. >> i'm taking away peta murgatroyd. i met someone exquisite. >> reporter: but peta had a few words about gilles, said through a few tears. >> he's amazing. and he taught me a whole lot of life lessons. yeah. friends for life. >> reporter: we've been through a tough double-elimination. and there will be another tough double-elimination next week.

gill stadium and kenneth r.himself, an alum from oferna park who donated the money for the project >> it's looking pretty good. we're proud of it. >> gill and more than 100 individuals and businesses financed the two-story brick facility which will feature sports teams and intercollegiate very -- events. >> you know the ravens used to train here. so we wanted to keep up with the big guys. they're one of our partners and have contributed to this as well. >> football has a rich tradition at westminster. the first football game in maryland was played there in 1891 and today they have a whole new look in an $8 million complex. >> even the seniors are kind of jealous of the freshmen. they say you've got four years of a new stadium and it's going to be a great time. >> the stadium keeps its hallmark bowl seating and increases capacity for -- to more than 1,400 and there is plenty of room for the tailgating that landed them sixth in the nation in ratings for the sport. >>> now your insta-weather plus forecast with john

kirstie and maks, gilles and peta.>> we're in good company of losers. >> we're good. fantastic. >> that's a different approach. everyone, a champion this time around. these are really -- they're worthy all-stars. the competition's been especially tough this year. >> you think? >> it was pretty intense. but we had a good time. >> i love this tweet you sent out yesterday, kirstie. everyone has lost their minds all up in here on dwts. and that's a great thing. how has everyone lost their minds? >> yesterday, was just so good and crazy before the show. everyone was -- you know, we have sort of all gone wild. i think everyone's working really hard. and we're tired. it's just sort of -- there was a great freedom yesterday. it was crazy fun. >> maks, what is kirstie going to do without her psychiatrist? that's what you called yourself on last night's show. >> i didn't call myself that. i said i'm probably the worst for the job. >> but you've got it. >> i think we're going to have -- yeah. well, listen. i tried my best to do w

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gill stadium and kenneth r. gill, himself, an alum who donated more than $2.25 million for the project. >> it's a good looking facility and we're proud of it. >> gill, and more than 100 individuals and businesses, financed the two-story brick facility. it will feature intercollegiate sports teams and special events. >> you know the ravens used to train here so we wanted to keep up with the big guys and make sure we're doing good things like they are and they've helped us. they're one of our partners and have contributed to this facility. >> football has a rich tradition in westminster. the first football game at the former western maryland college was played in 1891 and today, that love of the game, has a whole new look in an $8 million complex. >> my friends have all said it's amazing. the seniors are jealous of the freshman. because they all say, you got four years of a new stadium, man. it's a great time. >> the stadium keeps its hallmark bowl seating and increases capacity to more than 1400, and there's plen

. >> belva: what happened with the ricky gill/mcnearney race? >> oh, that's right, we have to remember that district. mcnearney survived his election. ricky gill, the hope of the party, the 25-year-old, fizzled out as well along with the soda tox. he didn't rise to the occasion. >> belva: we live in an exciting time. >> we do. >> belva: so everybody has enough work to go, understand what the voters are saying. >> embarrassment of riches in the state. >> belva: well, throughout my career, the most significant constant in my life has been the support and guidance of friend. for well over 40 years, brilliant author maya angelou has always found time to be supportive. so, true to form, when i asked her if i could come to her home in north carolina and interview her, the 84-year-old legend quickly agreed. i asked her to speak to all of us about friendship and how it shapes who we are and what we become. >> it really is, probably one of the real reasons why the stars are in the -- and the blood runs orderly in our veins. >> belva: her life has been po

and failed to call an ambulance for 25 minutes not until after miss gill returned.aff to tell police she found the baby, not them >> new jersey will have until friday to cast ballots after emergency plan to accommodate victims of superstorm sandy failed. reports of people wanting to vote by e-mail and fax overwhelmed. one clerk says, people will be disinfranchised. turnout was strong despite the fact many are still without power in some cases without a home many there were makeshift polling places in areas without electricity. in new york people were allowed to cast ballots at the most convenient centers regardless of their district boundaries. >>> our election team coverage continues. we'll look at east bay congressional race an incumbent in place for 40 years will have to move back home. >>> four more years for president obama. we go live to chicago where the president is waking to

. >> and gilles and his partner. >>> people crowned this year's sexiest man alive, channing tatum. is also in 21 jump street. bradley cooper last year was the sexiest man alive. >> dropped down. he lost his title. >> i don't know. di ends on who you ask. >> all right. millions of us will be boarding plans for the thanksgiving holiday and getting sick. >> what experts say the three germiest areas on a plane are. we have that coming up at six which starts right now. >>> an employee at a local wal-mart forced into the parking lot and shot. why they also saw flames when they got to the scene. >> a bus driver caught on video in a fight with a student. >> it's an epidemic claiming the lives of children in maryland, what researchers say parents should hear about which children may become bullies. >> we'll think of the man who went to work in wal-mart. >> don harrison has more on the shooting, the suspect and the bizarre scene officers fond in the parklo

that gill was there at the time of the incident when she was not there. the report says that the women took a half hour before they called 911. paramedics rushed the child to the hospital but unable to revive him. >> coming back to the live shot, looking at the morin county courthouse. we are live here, channel 2 news. >>> police in fresno are prompting what left a shooting with two people dead. it happened at valley protein. investigators say a few hours into his shift, 42-year-old paroleee lawrence jones just began shooting. he turned the gun on himself. one survivor was critically injured and the other released from the hospital sometime this evening. >>> wall street rallied as investigators kept an eye on the neck to neck investigation. the dow jumped 133 points and the s&p closed up 11 points. >>> home sales and prices are picking up steam. an increasing number of buyers seeing ren prices soar. tom baker is live in lafayette with a look at the rising prices and why politics could disturb the upward trend. >> just like in the situation where you can b

they say general john allen is connected to gill kelly. details ahead. plus a late night search of the fbi of paula broadwell's home in charlotte. all of this as we face incredibly wide swinging weather patterns that seem to defy anything that we've seen before. >> announcer: this is "early today" for tuesday, november 13th, 2012. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm lynn berry. breaking news overnight in the scandal that brought down cia director david petraeus. this morning defense secretary leon panetta announced the man who succeeded david petraeus is under investigation himself. general john allen, the top u.s. and nato commander in afghan stand is accused of, quote, inappropriate communications with jill kelly. she started the investigation. a senior official traveling with allen says his communications with kelly are under review. the official says general allen disputes engaging in any wrongdoing in the matter. the fbi referred the matter to the department of defense for investigation on sunday. early this morning secretary panetta directed that the d

and failed to call an ambulance for 25 minutes not until after miss gill returned then, the report sayswwm d the staff to tell police she found the baby. >> in this case the child care providers were supposed to properly care for the child that. didn't happen. it resulted in death. >> this is not the first complaint against the center. there have been minor violations in the past seven years from improper fingerprinting of staff members to dangers in the play yard. the women scheduled to appear in court tomorrow morning. san francisco francit officials honored two men for their heroics. a bus driver was honored for getting all of the passengers off the bus. the agency also recognizedhaok$c simon timony, beaten unconscious while trying to prevent the bus vandalism. >> now back to more of our election coverage. presidential candidate needs 270 electoral votes to win. here are the current predicks made by abc news political unit. the president at 2:04. mitt romney at 194. the president ahead by just 10 votes. seh the win jer too close to call here, you've got nevada and colorado and iowa,

water started gushing on york road and york -- gill ford. when the main first broke people from a nearby church had to be evacuated. >>> a 12-inch water main break is felled. it happened in the 1800 block and affected morgan estate university for -- state university for several hours. you can always count on abc2's time saver traffic, 24/7. did there for instant maps and even the lowest gas prices in your neighborhood. >>> clouds continue to flow into maryland, but we have seen at least a few breaks of sunshine. you can see that flow from the north and west. temperatures have been struggling to get out of the 40s for much of the day. just a couple of isolated showers. i think we'll stay dry tonight. temperatures across the center part of the state now in the upper 40s. this evening through the 40s, eventually to the 30s tonight. will we warm up? we've got them coming up. >>> could use a little calm weather after sandy. while sandy wasn't a direct hit for maryland, all that preparation did not go to waste. >> abc2's brian kuebler is here to e

district which includes antioch, oakley, brentwood and discovery bay, incumbent mcnerney has defeated gill. >> in the south bay san jose voters approved an increase in the city's minimum wage. here's measure d. you can see the difference in the vote 59%-40 within%. terry mcsweeney -- 59%-41%. >> reporter: amazing story a group of students here came up with the idea to raise the minimum wage. they were up against very powerful forces the chamber of commerce and the mayor. they were out-spent 2-1 and out-gunned but not out-done. daniel alba works in the state university book store for $8.50 an hour come january that goes up to $10. >> less stress over tuition and i don't know, being able to go out with friends and not worrying about how much i'm spending a week and manage my time >> reporter: a group of sociology students on the state campus created measure d. student alicia is a member of cafe j. a group that found inspiration meeting near the statue of san jose state 60s radicals carlos and smith. >> if you believe in something you can succeed we are part of history saying us community mem

. >> jimmy: i chose gilles. >> i don't even care who you chose.st wondering if i can do anything to change your mind. >> jimmy: yeah. there are a lot of things we can do to change my mind. >> all right, good. i'm game. i'm game. >> jimmy: understand, i am known as nostra-dance-mus. i must not let my personal opinions affect whom i pick to win. and i've done very well. i really have done very well. >> really? what's your percentage? >> jimmy: i'm a little over -- i'm at 60%. and that's -- i picked before the season starts. it's an unbelievable record. >> if you were in vegas and you were over 60%, you would have made 10% on your million? >> jimmy: no, no. >> over the years -- >> jimmy: well, maybe made a little bit more than that, because -- >> really? >> jimmy: a lot more. it's not even money. it's like 8 to 1. >> i want the mirror ball. i'm going to get it. i don't know how. >> jimmy: i will be happy for you if you do get it but i will be happy for me if gilles gets it. >> you who. you are tough. >> jimmy: i am. well, listen, money is money. ther

morgan hill and gill roy. that rainfall will gradually work its way to the south. in fact, these were some of reports earlier this evening on his facebook weather page and some light sprinkles and also in san francisco some drizzled ad san francisco state university and right around alameda reports of light rain. current numbers are in the upper 50s to lower 60s. downtown san francisco upper. here is the forecast. north bay you have the rain, some showers developing for san francisco and okay land, just the chance of the south bind inland valleys. plenty of cloud cover. we do have this with some cloud cover out there. some rainfall developing. tomorrow is morning shower a mixture of cloud and sun. we do warm things up. so this is a source of the rainfall tonight. this will be a fairly quick mover. so with that just a chance of a few showers a forecast model does show this. an increase in the rainfall coverage. and decrease in activities you can't pick out but still a chance of a spotty shower. forecast highs on the cooler side mainly in the mid-to upper 40s. san jo

the report says miss gill told the staff to tell police she had found the baby, not them. >>> fresnolice trying to determine a motive for a mass shooting at a chicken processing plant an employee killed two and shot two others before taking his own life. the gunman may have targeted more victims but ran out of bullets, he used the last one to take his own life. >> more election results coming up. celebrate something over. now president obama gets to work planning his second term. we are live in chicago for the latest on his election victory. >>> in san jose voters decide the fate of a controversial measure over the city's minimum wage. we'll have a live report. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] natu

here, they have opened off the off ramp from 83 to get on to gill ford, now that you can get off of 83, also they have opened up madison all the way to gillford. you can take a left to get downtown. they are hoping to alleviate the morning commute. linda so, abc2 news. >> peabody to mercy, all the independent restaurants and shops, a lot of people head to mount vernon. >> you are going to get in and out for the commute. >> meagan and charlie, you are in and out able to take madison street and make a left on to gillford to get downtown, also the off ramp from 83, to gillford avenue has been re- opened. you will want to expect congestion in the area as the morning does start to pick up. if you are headed to 83 right now, as we check in and look up in hunt valley, everything moving right along at shawan road. no problems getting down top 695, as far as 95 is concerned, a live look in white marsh, traffic along from route 43, to downtown, we have a crash on route 43 along the eastbound lanes at honey go boulevard. looking at the time saver traffic drive times, notice the beltway going to b

tonight, there are 275 additional beds, and at the national guard armories here in sunny valle and gill roy. the shelters will stay open through the end of march. >> ktvu has a list of food banks and charities that need your help this holiday season. just look under the hot topics on your home page to find out how you can help those in need. >>> a hewlett-packard investigator today filed suit over an acquisition that led to a stock drop hp is being accused of making false statements about british manufacturer atonmy. hp bought the company last year for more than $11 billion. >>age 8-year prison -- an 8- year prison sentence is being recommended for kendy dirky. he pleaded guilty in march to five charges of mail fraud. she is scheduled to be sentenced on wednesday. >>> san francisco general hospital is demanding more than a million dollars from the los angeles dodgers for the medical care given to brian tstowe, who was savagely beaten last year at dodgers stadium in los angeles. san francisco general value seeking $1.2 million from the team as reimbursement for the extensive brain trauma

the first debate, sleepy time ma gill cutty or pretty talk jones. >> candy, what governor romney said just isn't true. >> jon: it's alive! it's alive! [cheering and applause] whoa, whoa. yes, president barack obama decided to attend this debate. [laughter] and the two candidates could finally have a truthful, substantive discussion about how much they [bleeped] hate each other. [laughter] >> governor, we have actually produced more oil. >> no, no, how much did you cut licenses and permits on federal land and federal... >> production is up. >> it's down. >> no it isn't. >> production on government land and oil is down 14%. >> governor, what you're saying just not true. >> you'll get your chance in a moment. i'm still speaking. the answer is -- >> if you're asking a question. >> that wasn't a question. [audience reacts] >> jon jon i believe you meant to add, mother [bleeped]. romney was sharp and drew blood. >> he said that by now we'd have unemployment at 5.4%. the difference between where it is and 5.4% is million americans work, 9 million. >> jon: that's going to leave a mark. but fo

special instruments that accompany the singing guinea says there is even a legend about his instrument a gill it says once there lived a poor shefford who had the best horse that won every competition but jealous people killed it on the horse was revived as an instrument that was it had stopped its role is because of the spirit of the horse coming to his dream and said make an instrument from a tree the so. from the leather of my face the strings. and to remember me make an engraving of my head of the instrument he did so i called the instrument again which means come back and this melody on the instrument is called. to fly as one of the most famous groups in the republic their next goal is to tour through it they say for you were opinion since difficult to pick up and sing so i asked them to teach me see if i can do it. cheerily the. cerro you shared a lot of that was sure you can come through and was you take gang are all. but now it is the and moody part of the song and not the actual throat singing which i wouldn't even try to refute. so maybe you have to be born here to be able to sing l

daniel gill with his story. >> terry bart ling. >> reporter: as the names are read at the vietnam memorial, james malone walks and remembers. >> it's amazing. you walk through here 40 years later and walked through the valley of death and walked out with no scratches other than personal scars of managing to survive for two years in a hostile rumor. >> reporter: he 20 two years in vietnam where he rose to become a sergeant. >> all the people that served with us made it out alive. people i served with that were part of my battalion's names are on the wall here. kids i grew up with, kids i went through basic training with and veterans day is my time. i'm the veteran. i'm alive. i choose to come here and spend it with my fallen comrades from my war. though there's a sadness there's an inner peace because you're here. it just brings me in focus with who i am. >> reporter: while ballard is 100% disabled veteran he knows. >> there are other people worse off than i am and i'm out here for veteran's every day i can. >> want to know more? park staff offer interpretive tours of the vietnam veterans m

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district which includes antioch, oakley, brentwood and discovery bay, incumbent mcnerney has defeated gill. >> in the south bay san jose voters approved an increase in the city's minimum wage. here's measure d. you can see the difference in the vote 59%-40 within%. terry mcsweeney -- 59%-41%. >> reporter: amazing story a group of students here came up with the idea to raise the minimum wage. they were up against very powerful forces the chamber of commerce and the mayor. they were out-spent 2-1 and out-gunned but not out-done. daniel alba works in the state university book store for $8.50 an hour come january that goes up to $10. >> less stress over tuition and i don't know, being able to go out with friends and not worrying about how much i'm spending a week and manage my time >> reporter: a group of sociology students on the state campus created measure d. student alicia is a member of cafe j. a group that found inspiration meeting near the statue of san jose state 60s radicals carlos and smith. >> if you believe in something you can succeed we are part of history saying us community mem

gill department staff that says the proposal meets all of the planning code requirements so that would have established the 35, the 32 and a half, the 32 and a half foot. certainly if they came in for proposal for that lot before 1960 it would need variance from the planning commission and after that from the zoning administrator, but i will the history of the facts established we can make a determination like other cases it's a legal lot for purposes of the planning code. >> then i misread that in terms of what the original planning commission resolution was then. >> i think i have the planning commission resolution i can put on the overhead if that could be helpful. so the last exhibit -- he aggress with my position this was action on the previous project and didn't take to take action on the 1955 and this was denial. there is no approval of the planning commission for the three lot alternative because one was not needed. >> okay. >> they had requested in august of 1955 they proposed the new three lot alternative and they were going to do two dwellings on the new lots, single family

gill's fan club, please stand up for a second. (applause) >> mr. haley, i interrupt your presentation for a minute here. we've been joined by supervisor avalos. he has a board meeting shortly. supervisor avalos wants to say a few words. good afternoon, supervisor. >> good afternoon, director. thank you for giving me an opportunity to speak on balboa park capacity study. i really appreciate the many, many months and years of work that has been involved in looking at balboa park station. certainly we need to know how we can build a road map for improving the station and the people who use that station every day, passing through either on transit in their cars, on foot. definitely need improvements to be made there as quickly as possible. we had a hearing today in plans and programs, the transportation authority. we talked about the need for making improvements. we have timelines that are very tentative for moving the improvements forward. i'd like to think we can work more closely to make sure we can really put the meat on the bones as quickly as pos

acts as the wouldedction money that the recreation and park department -- our project manager, jake gill christ, he will use the funding to pay the contractor to complete the project. >> in addition to the accepting [speaker not understood] from the park land? >> yes. so, this money from the san francisco parks alliance will go directly to pay for the contractor fee to create the -- build out the project. >> and just a quick question for you. taking a look at sort of the grouping of different projects that are here, they're all very worthwhile and great projects and it's wonderful to see that the neighborhoods have really taken it upon themselves to raise funding to augment city and private foundation funding. it is not evenly dispersed across the city. i think in some districts, particularly mine and others, they don't really have the capacity, organizing capacity for groups to be able to participate, apply for community opportunity funds. this has been a long struggle for us, being able to have community organizations that are able to do that. and as a result they don't apply, they don

across pakistan men, women and children lit candles to pay homage to her who championed gills rights to education. more than 30,000 people signed a petition to nominate her for a nobel prize. >> this is why we want to put her forward for the peace prize, because of the way highlighted the plight of young women in education and all people in education in those areas. >> meantime, she herself continues to recover in a british hospital from a gunshot wound to the head. doctors say it could take weeks or months to recover completely. >>> coming up later on 9 news now this sunday night, boy scouts across the region collecting food for people in need. are. >>> and a practice run for the macy's thanksgiving day parade with new additions. >>> they had great weather for the practice run. here n. d.c. metro area, lots of sunshine today. clear overnight tonight. what are you going to wake up to? temperatures will be milder than what we had early this morning into the 40s by 8:00 a.m. and 54 degrees downtown, 45 in the outlying suburbs. another mild day tomorrow. i'll >> here's a list of some of

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gilled -- i would say that the future for francois is uncertain. >> i was a little bit upset.with us to continue the effort. >> lauren demarco, fox 5 news. >>> coming up auction huge honor for nats phenom bryce harper and there could be more good news for the nats today. >> sports is coming up. coming up. >>> the washington nationals continued to rake in some big awards. >> they have the claim of the majority of baseball's top individual award winners so far including three silver sluggers, a gold glove and now rookie of the year. who else could be it but bryce harper. he hit 207 last season with 22 home runs which was second most from a teenager in big league history. he also knocked in 59 runs all while

instruments that accompany the singing if gainey says there is even a legend about his instrument a gill it says once there lived a poor shefford who had the best horse that won every competition but jealous people killed it on the horse was revived as an instrument book it was it was up to full is because of the spirit of the horse coming to his dream he said make an instrument from a tree the sounding board from the leather of my face the strings. and to remember me make an engraving of my head part of the instrument he did so we called the instrument again which means come back and this melody only instrument is called cry over again. you know sometimes you see a story and. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you know. i'm sorry becomes a big picture. you're watching weekly on r t two egypt now on the third consecutive day of clashes police and car. crowds protesting against the president's decree granting him sweeping new powers his decisions can now no longer be challenged by any aut

he faces a 25-year-old republican newcomer named ricky gill. >> both those races, those are indian-american candidates, could make them the first in congress. that's an interesting thing. >> and then there's a latino challenger, jose hernandez taking on jeff denim of mow december those. hernandez is a former nasa astronaut, gotten a lot of buzz about his candidacy. that's a tossup, as well. and then a little bit less of a tossup is garamende against kim van. oxdah["s[bn about valley issues, water and things. we're talking about medicare, who is cutting medicare? the infamous 700 so many million dollars that, you know, the romney plan, the obama care issues. i mean, it has become all of these national issues that those four races have focused on. they are almost -- they give us a slice of flavor. >> and, josh, we heard all along, nancy pelosi talk about the drive for 25. they need 25 seats to win back the house. she seems convinced, at least plays that part, that they're going to be able to do that. does that look possible? >> she plays that part very well. because it is her job to play