fire official say at least 13 cases the laches have failed spewing gas on the grou and people.hey are manactured by an ohio-based technologies they are wrapping up production of a new nozzle. >> one of the largest infers of baby and child gear is voluntarily recalng one of its boosteseats because of a crack that developed in tests. it involves 14,000 even flow maestro seat made through april of this year. "consumer reports" ss the reca comes after its tests show the seat can crack and it failed in a simulated crash test. it affects models numrs starting with 310. no injuries are reported. the company offs parents a free repair kit. we have it under our website, abc7news.com. >> a picture worth a thousand words. this one's worth one, maybe two. fog and cooler. from ballmer peak back to what's barely visible at the golden gate bridge. an update for sunday. looks like some sprinkles are possible. >> the giants get ready for philadelphia, game one of the national league championship series. the big challenge facing the giants. ♪ >>> wow! a major brea through in switzerlan engineers

. --6d northeast waterfront grou. i think once it is all built, we appy to have it, as we are with the ballparks. from your perspective. you have3he conflicts. you have the need for union jobs, the need and neighborhood, the residents of san francisco. k;sometimes, these matters are n conflict with one another. but in the en come up, what you feel for everyone, is the greater goodq for those persons who might be or they have a legitimate gripe, and then you have to find4 bring them in or address the problem that they have,[ given. from my perspective, this project is the right one for spot. we cannot go around continuing to have the great green wall. c the emperor with no clothes. we need a change. you need to step0 forward and help make this change. you have a good project. b support it, the term,9ñ sheet. thank you. -- sign%" the term sheet. >>í& my name is steve rodrigue. i am from the state of washington. Òñi want to commend the city of san francisco. ij am on a commitment to walk 1,000 miles across america, wi

. >> the dance grou hopes their notoriety goes to a whole new level. >>> if you would like mo informationies on the program today, go to our website at www.abc7.com an look under the news links onhe left side for assignnt 7. that is all for this edition of assignme 7. i'm er thomas. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. [ female announcer ] this is a strawberry popart. but this is warm, frh-baked strawberry toaster strudel. [ musi] see the fference? pillsbury toaster strudel, the one kids want to eat. and these are the ones u'll love on a school night pillsbury ham and cheese crescents with just a few ingredients, u have an easy to make dinner. they're crescents for the other 364. try them tonight.

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that is breaking ground -- we will be breaking grou >> we will be breaking ground in 2012. because we do not have clearance for the cisterns, we will have to secure funds. we hope to secure that in the next bond sale. supervisor avalos: great. thank you. colleagues, any questions or comments from the committee? public comment. >> now budget committee now that this item is on the floor of the emergency fund in case the earth shakes, shakes, shakes the ground breaks, briggs, breaks in the city in the city in case the city earth shakes, shakes, shakes the ground breaks, brakes, breaks in the city in the city i know you have lots of money i can tell why fix it up all around that would be swell in case the earth shakes, shakes, shakes the brown bricks, brakes, breaks all around all-around in case the earth shakes, shakes, shakes the ground breaks, brakes, breaks in the city. i know you have lots of money you can fix it up the best in the world that would be swell. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. seeing no other member of the public, we will close public comment. motion

that is breaking ground -- we will be breaking grou >> we will be breaking ground in 2012. because we do not have clearance for the cisterns, we will have to secure funds. we hope to secure that in the next bond sale. supervisor avalos: great. thank you. colleagues, any questions or comments from the committee? public comment.

live at the alameda county fair grou grounds. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> arizona senator john mccain is is up for re-election in his home state. he spent this weekend in california trying to lend a hand to republican senate candidate carly fiore ina today. he spoke in san diego this afternoon. mccain told the crowd that fiorina's challenger barbara boxer tried to cut the military in iraq and afghanistan. no coincidence the focus is on the military. just a few days ago, senator boxer received the endorsement of the veterans of foreign wars political action committee. mccain said he was stunned by that endorsement and lashed out at boxer. >> barbara boxer is the most bitterly partisan, most anti-defense senator in the united states senate today, i know that, because i've had the unpleasant experience of having to serve with her. >> by the way, fiorina served as an economic adviser to mccain. she was pulled from the front line when she told reporters that neither mccain nor sarah palin would be capable of running a company. >>> palin is campaigning in southern california as well. the fo

swing or the course of the last four day, his mission to fire up core constituency, many of those same grou that sent him to the oval office just two years ago, like young voters he had a h rallies here in washington state, california and with women, had a backyard discussion in seattle about economic challenges they face. all along the way, he was raising millions for democrats as he bashed republicans over and er again. another immediate goal, lester, should sure up democratic incumbents in blue states bike patty murray and barba boxer, and key ally harry reid had a fund-raiser last night for harry reid. there's more campaigning on the way for the campaigner in chief over the course of the next ten days, so go to ohio, illinois, connecticut and pennsyania trying to close the deal with the voters or at least keep republicans from getting control of the senate, a lot of democrats will privately tell you the house, pretty much at this point, lester is gone. >> mike viqueira, thank you. >>> meantime in west virginia, a democrats has been called one of the most engauging effective governors in

brocade to attend a summit on data center energy efficiency organized by the silicon valley leadership grouroup. >> what better place to show the rest of the world and industry that we can use he mentaling technology and still maintain our growth but do it using less energy and less carbon than doing today. >>reporter: energy efficiency is a pressing concern. in santa clara the municipal utility projects new data center will require an additional 150 megawatt over the next 2 or three years. that's enough to power 150,000 homes. digital raelt trust is building this center in santa clara and efficient in each facility and providing land for new power station that give it top priority. keeping up with demand is a challenge. >> silicon valley in terms of demand is far out strip the energy available. >>reporter: they recognize efficiency is cawshl to keep a lid on cost and environmental daniel. in san jose, s david, abc 7 money scope. >> when we continues here tonight, tough decisions are choices. first account of life for the miners trapped half mile underground. >>> hotel bonding. walls betwee

in a criminal groups, for justice, a committed defense line groups, -- coalition of environmental groujustice groups. our top party is not just to stop new plans for being built, but shunning existing ones down. we want to retire coal plants, . we want to create more jobs. >> your response to the obama administration the to the temporary ban on deepwater oil drilling in the gulf of mexico? >> we opposed it. there is a little good ns and that there are at least more effective regulations put in place, but offshore oil drilling is a dirty and dangerous and deadly business as we are finding out. we cannot drill our way to oil independence. it was irresponsible move by the administration, but there is an absence of strong leadership we see from the white house and from congress to declare a strong, bold gold to break america's addiction to oil, to set a target by which we would reduce our consumption of oil and then rally the public, give all of us who care about this issue something tangible and specific to do to cut the oil consumption. that is what we're waiting for. >> michael brune an

these and many mayors in the caucus who will stand for that is why don't think it will be a cohesive grou in order to accomplish that it will still control the united states economy. >> questions? >> in the back. yes. thomas niles with john deere. thanks for joining us, the distinguished members of the panel as well as the moderator. this would be a question for all three of you to get a week from today, wednesday, december 3rd, as we are getting a bit of reading the newspapers checking in withthe media what is the biggest surprise for the oh wow from the day before? >> the biggest surprise, well, i can't think it's going to be the size of the republican sweep. i think it's going to be written by 40 seats. i don't think the republicans are going to take control of the senate, but i think they are going to gain a lot of seats in the house. 50 something. so i think that's going to is price. i think what really cocerns me is the gridlock that's going to happen the next two years especially when the debt commission reports. we have to get this det under control but that is another question. a

. >> a lot of the people on the grou do not. they will have a lot to face from their constituents. maybe there reelection will be jeopardized. >> should this cultural center and must be built? >> there is alreadyosques in many locations in manhattan. the people collected by that committee should make the decisions. i do not think it was a wise choice of locations, but i cannot stay here and say that we should prevent people from practicing their religion anywhere in the united states. to say you cannot build a mosque here violates one of our most fundamental principles. >> what opinions, of late, that have come from our high court do you support? >> give me a specific one, i am sorry? >> i need you to tell me which one you object to. >> i am very sorry, right off the top of my head i know that there are a lot, i will put it on my website. i promise you. >> we knowou and disagree with roe vs. wade. >> she said a recent one. >> roe vs. wade if that were overturned, would not make abortion illegal in the united states. it would put the power back to the states. >> is there anything el

. >>> now to an unlikely theme park open by a more unlikely grou hezbollah. stephanie gosk is in by route. >> reporter: lebanon is a beautiful place, you have the met trainian sea, a great climate. the landmark for the resistance is an open air theme park dedicated to military victories against israel. three decades of destroyed israeli tanks, guns and spent mortar rounds carefully man cured and on permanent display for the first time. this family cameor the day. his youngest son could barely contain his excitement. the $4 million complex complete with trails and music and life sized statues of guerrilla fighters was built by hezbollah. according to the u.s. state department, a terrorist organization largely funded and armed by ira charges our tour guide, a self-described hezbollah supporter denies. >> we set aside ourselves. >> an american journalist just published a book on hezbollah, he says the park is a mix of both fact and propaganda. >> they worked very hard to convince the visitors that what they do is right and the fight they have against israel is j