grenada is tucked against the sierra nevada mountains of andalucia in southern spain.lona. it's not line san sebastian. it ain't madrid. any reason sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain, they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. spain is the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway. but in the very best possible way. this is the country that gave us the spanish inquisition. also anarchy. this is where devout catholicism mixes with surrealism, modernist cuisine. with traditional tapas. christianity and islam spared space. the effects of influences of all those things are right here to see. you can almost look back through time and through the mists of history and see the venetians marching up across the vega. or are those feral hippies? many of them made things interesting. >> when you ask what do you do? and you say we are staging the moon landing. wherever you are on the ideological spectrum, some things are constant, it seems. some stereotypical expectations. it's true,

the dream is to live in grenada. friends and eat tapa and drink red wine and be in a beautiful place. to have this kind of music and this food and this kind of culture and to look out the window and to see spain. >> one thing. family. family is very, very, very important. >> right, see. he did it right. he's marrying into a spanish family in grenada. it's cheating, man. >> he's very lucky. and a smart guy. >> right. look, no one is going to dare dream of this because this is too much to dream for. this is extraordinary. but an ordinary life in spain looks pretty good to me. s from e but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy. i love logistics. i've got a nice long li

grenada is where malcolm x's mother was born. it is not american history. it is world history. tavis: this is one of the debates that take up on social media. we are all glad that steve mcqueen did it, but why didn't somebody stateside do this. >> i don't know and i don't really care. i think it is a waste of time. we can talk about something more tangible and more worthy and more practical. i was just reading in the new york times a piece where you recorded the subject of barack obama came up. thatnotion of the fact there have been any number of films from the help to the butler. the article for those that did not see it, the sense of how with obamaas to do allowing these films to be made at the timing of it. people wanting to talk. it allows authority. it doesn't stop. all kinds of problems and all kind of stories can be told. >> give me a sense of the way you chose to shoot this. two or three scenes come to mind on the face for a while. you wanted us to stay present. >> there is a one-shot sequence. it is much more interesting. you can sort of exhaled. i want to detention to

police found it on grenada way nearly empty. couches, tv, the children's furniture stolen. also things like a wedding dress and a military flag given to the family from a funeral. >> the things that were stolen from us that are of no value except to us, like the baby books and american flag and those items -- we're hoping they will give it back to us. >> the moving company is working with police to try to track down the family's belongings. >>> a puppy stolen from an animal shelter is back in the right hands this evening. the two month old shepherd mix was stolen from the santa cruz spca yesterday. the puppy was returned to the shelter unharmed. the woman and the puppy were found after surveillance video was reviewed and she was identified. >>> the national weather service confirms a tornado touched down about 45 miles south of seattle this morning. it damaged buildings and tipped a train off its tracks. fortunately, no reports of any injuries. the tornado capped off a weekend of severe weather in that region. >>> let's bring in our meteorologist with all the latest numbers

invasion of grenada. >> reagan announced at the white house, responding to requests from island nationsthe vicinity and also acting to protect the 800 to 1,000 americans who are on that island. >>> happy birthday to singer katy perry who is 29. nancy cartwright, the voice of bart simpson 56. i'm richard lui, bill karins, thanks for watching. both of us hope you have a great weekend ahead. enjoy your day. >>> a peninsula couple out walking their dog is killed by a possible drunk driver. the new details we learned overnight from police. >> also, bracing for the worst. oakland getting ready for possible vandalismsoccupiers mark two years since the start of their movement in oakland. >> it's decision day as santa clara county judge gets ready to decide where a serial rapist will be released. >> let's take a live look outside. that is from san francisco, give you a nice shot of the bay bridge early on a friday. doesn't matter that it's early, it is friday, spectacular. also october 25th. this is "today in the bay."

you want to go into grenada. do you have what you need. he said absolutely.reagan said triple it. >> yes. >> rose: grenada, you know. >> right. >> rose: the idea of military history. >> and his father done the same thing by the way. colin powell talks about this. if we give him a high number of the number of troops he's going to balk at this and powell and cheney says this too in some of the interviews. did the president have the you know what, the cajones. and senior bush said even more go to the top number. >> rose: and his heart. he's had a heart transplant. >> yes. >> rose: everybody i see says he looks great. >> he does. he's physically a different man, he's reinvigorated, energetic. his face look fuller. >> rose: how close to death with him. >> he was literally within hours. they had to rush him into the operating room. he was so close he wanted his family to be cremated and have his ashes returned to wyoming. it was a very close call then. >> rose: he thought he was going to die. >> he thought he was going to die, yes. he goes another 20 months after t

. >> my mother and father from grenada and the reason i am here is because of to slave trade right now people in america is the same, so it is not about my being british, but it is about my being a part of the global thing called the slave trade. >> it is complicate and very ugly history, and so we don't want to talk about it, and we want to pretend that it is a very long time ago when i simply want to suggest that we are still living with the e repercussions of it. >> reporter: 50 years after the march in washington for civil rights, and 150 years after slavery, it may be time for "12 years of a slave" to talk about the relations. >> and it is about remembering and never forgetting and understanding the past and embracing the past, and go forward into the future. >> i think that it speaks to the ongoing need for human respect simply. to see people as they are, and see people as individuals. it leads us down the road towards recognizing human dignity which inexorably leads us down the road to understanding the importance of peace. >> that is a lot to hope for from a movie, but it force

they are out here for the first game it is the jv game foothill high school playing against grenada whoveled in from livermore. joining me is the vice president. jennifer, not only are we here for tonight, but we have a couple games, right. >> we have varsity after this jv game, yes. we are here to honor miss day who -- missky who is our beloved choir teacher who passed away from cancer. >> and during the month of october which is pink october. >> yes we are honoring breast cancer awareness month. this has been a very special week and very special night to honor a teacher who meant a lot to these students. >> i saw the posters earlier saying wear pink tonight to the game. >> absolutely. tonight the fans will be filled with students wearing pink tonight. >> it was all their idea? >> it was all the students' idea. >> how is your football team doing? >> pretty well. awesome. >> it's half time now. still got the jv game going up. the varsity game starts at 7:00. great weather. from mobile weather, roberta gonzales kpix 5. >>> a startling admission from nfl legend. what brett favre says foot

korea you look at vietnam you look at afghanistan you look at iraq i mean we we can we can invade grenada and we can defeat a couple dozen cuban construction workers and reagan could go on television saying it's morning again in america the united states is back and standing proud but this the military solutions don't work to any of these problems even in libya situation there is falling apart. we need some we need to rethink how we approach the world as model and join it really truly join it not as a dominant partner but as a co-equal partner and that would really take an act of enormous mental your military and i don't know that we president can win. on that idea because americans like strong friends with except except that the american public was so overwhelmingly opposed to an attack on syria that both houses of congress were ready to vote to repudiate that that's amazing so i think that the american people are learning slowly and consistently some areas yes some areas no but there's not only a war weariness there's a sense of being totally fed up as robert gates of all people who is

christoph refuses to return to school for his sophomore school and moves to the native country of grenada. >> i know my child. i saw the change in him. he was not interested in school anymore. my son never behave like that before. >> they are suing the city of new york for $5.5 million. when the video surfaces, the department of education immediately removes the dean from classrooms. he is ordered to attend an anger management course. and the case against the city is settled for $50,000. and hudson begins the year in new york city's absent teacher reserve pool. >> we should belief our kids because you know what? when this kiem came out in the light -- >>> coming up -- another case of bullying. but this time, it's the kids who cross the line. >> you're old. >> you're ugly. >> when "caught on camera: out of bounds" continues. back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first

grenada winning 2-0. >>> everton have moved up after the win against newcastle.scored twice and set up another goal for barkley. newcastle did pull a couple of goals back in the second half. but everton remains the only unbeaten side in the english premier league. >>> the tampa bay rays have taken the last spot in the playoff. after 162 regular-season games it came down to this. extra tiebreaker in arlington. leading 1-0. the rays went 3-0 up thanks to be two-run homer from evan longoria, but in the 7th inning, they caught a lucky break or not as you are about to see. it was ruled a catch when it clearly wasn't. tampa bay eventually won 5-2. david pryce played a complete game. >>> one of the plays in that game, texas rangers pitcher nelson cruz is playing for the first time since completing a 50-game ban for doping. alex rodriguez received a 211 game ban for drug use, he is currently appealing that punishment. the hearing is set to last until friday, and unless a settlement is reached, a decision isn't expected until later this year. >>> the world number 1s in th

up to third in the spanish premier after a 3-0 win over grenada. goals were set up, four points behind. moved away from the bottom of the table with a 1-0 win. the only gore of the game was scored as the visitors secured their second victory of the season, ending a five game unbeaten rap. >> afghanistan's contradict team is set for a windfall after qualify for the world cup for the first time. they will receive $1 million to help prepare for the 2015 tournament in australia and new zealand. we watched the team make history. >> from the refugee camps to the field, afghanistan's athletes have come a short way in a very short time. many children took up the game in pakistan while refugees. they'll now have the chance to play against the world's best in the game's biggest stage. as ever, the team with afghanistan bowling first against kenya had plenty to shout about. kenya world cup semifinalist as recently as 2003, but brushed aside by the afghans all out from 93 in 43.3 overs. a target of 94 to win shouldn't have posed many problems, but early wicks

we are here at foothill high school where they are planning their rivals from livermore grenada highl. can i show you the crowd tonight? >> [ cheers and applause ] >> it's not just friday night lights in pleasanton, we are out here for a very good cause tonight. this is pink october. we have principal cade. >> it will be a good ballgame it is rivalry because it is livermore. >> yes absolutely. >> we're here for another reason as well. the band marchs through here. talk to me about pink october and what it means to your school. >> unfortunately we lost one of our beloved staff members. she was a teacher here since 19996. this was the students' idea. they-- 1996. this was the students' idea. >> students came up with the idea. >> . i walked through your campus earlier r. today. i saw the posters say wear pink for mrs. k. >> she was really something special to us. she will always be remembered at foothill high school. >> if you can take a look at the students around me right now, they are wearing pink. take a look. and look at the crowd here at foothill high school. they are here in pink

in the early take offthey passed a ten-man grenada 2-0. visitors were helped.e scored no goal to give them the lead. they unsealed the win in the 55th minute with a strike from the edge of the area. >>> the world's best young footballers are on display over the next two weeks at the under 17 world cup. brazil will be looking to build on their excellent start when they face host uae later on sunday. it's a game that has a lot riding on it as joanna explains from abu dhabi. >> reporter: the match between the usa and brazil is one of the most anticipated so far of the tournament, especially by the home fans. there's a lot riding on the under 17 ua team. they spent the last 15 months playing tournament after tournament just to try and get ready for this home under 17 world cup. it's hoped that in the future they can repeat the success of the seniors team that qualified for their own one and only world cup when it was held in 1990 in italy. things aren't looking good for the uae as they head into the match. they face brazil with slovakia 6-1 in the opening game. bra

kennedy high school in the grenada hills.pposing valley in the san fernando valley. >> what is your story as a player and a kicker? what will do you in the interim in those seven years since you were a high school player? >> nothing. after i graduated, i worked a lot, made my way to seemy valley. -- simi valley. i coached and that was pretty much it. >> then go line up for this kick. i watched you walk out on the video feed. you did not look confident when you are walking out. what were you thinking before you took the kick? >> well, honestly, the walk was the most terrifying part. once i got in front of the tee, i remembered everything from high school. i was actually very calm. >> you're very calm. you nailed the kick, which is great. they give you the choice of a car or cash. you choose the cash. what are your plans with that $20,000? >> well, i'm thinking after taxes, i'm going to set aside some for tax, of course. i'm thinking i'm going to put some to pay off my debt, credit card debt. and various other debts and things

people died that night and frankly we planned the invasion of grenada and implemented it in eight hours james rosen was alluding to, someone put a poison pill into the public narrative. it's important to find out who exactly put the poison pill in there, the poison pill being the offensive video which became the throwaway for distracting people from what really happened and i think we are owed answers no matter who we are. >> it's just so frustrating and there's so many questions that aren't answered, why the white house lied about the cause and why haven't we apprehended the guys that did it, et cetera, et cetera. why continue can gres force the administration to answer the basic questions? we have the right to the answers, do we not? >> we are. having been in the center of a controversy like this back in 2005, simply telling congress the truth and we've had whistle-blowers go forward to do that, tucker, it's not easy to get the documents out of the administration and, again, any administration. i was a whistle-blower against the bush white house for things that happened before they ca