i should mention architecture because we talk about the advent of disney hall.ive me your assessment, i'll let you brag just a little bit about what you think the presence, the advent of disney hall to our skyline, to our cultural expression and our cultural experience. it has been 10 years. give me your top line on what that has done for the city. >> i think it has changed everything. and i'm not trying to sound pompous. privatece where architecture is very interesting, often, and public architecture is often very boring, all of a sudden there is his public architecture that is unique. nothing that was ever seen before. what is even better is that in its function, it's almost unbeatable. it's one of the very best concert halls in the world, and the sound is one of the top five or top three or whatever. it's just a total success. changede, this message the life of classical music in this town. all of a sudden people know there is a world-class venue where they can hear world-class , very reasonably priced, and it's right there in the middle of downtown l.a. you

we requested hall and oates. >> kiss, hall and oates could end up in the rock and roll hall of fame.t's money time. alison kosik is here. >> the glass half full. at least they're seeing it this way. that the deal could get done. lawmakers literally have hours until midnight, to put a plan together that will pass the senate and then the house. we are seeing stock futures in the u.s. higher across the board but that's after we saw a selloff on wall street yesterday when things went south in the negotiations in the house that looks to avoid a debt ceiling disaster. ratings from fitch got into of the act later yesterday. although fitch continues to believe that the debt will be raised soon the political brinkmanship could increase the ability of default. fitch put the u.s. on notice that it was online for a lawmakers struggling to make a debt deal. basically what fitch was doing was warning that washington better get its act together. fitch lists the u.s. as triple a. that's the highest level of credit. and downgrading isn't likely if a deal gets done. there's less optimism in the treasu

sunset studios on the world it's thenset boulevard "the arsenio hall show" starring arsenio hall. posse under the direction of robert dimaggio. tonight from the hit series and dal actor tony goldwyn comedian, acteder and star of bhe new sitcom the millioners j moove and stand up comedy from iliza shlesinger. ere is r wild card h arsenio hall! ♪ you. ank >> yes! >> thank you. have a seat and relax and enjoy yourself. have a seat. have a seat. oh, yes! >> hi i'm arsenio hall. applause] i just want to say miley cyrus. it in 23 haven't said hours and 14 minutes. cyrus, oh my. president obama -- yes. got to say is president obama. he said the government shut down w a wrench in the economy. that's not true. hat makes e factory t wrenches shut down. i don't want to correct him or anything. did i say i'm arsenio hall? that's important. applause] 't want to be arrogant. i know there's someone watching honey ow who is like, it's one of those byron allen als.dy speci come quick. hall.arsenio do you ever check to see if your phone is there and you just anxiety for ervous a moment. i just did

his hall of fame plaque bears their logo.. but is there a chance he could be wearing someone else's uniform? well, maybe... cal ripken told the nfl network that he's starting to get the itch to manage...he says he spoke recently with dodger manager don mattingly and that made the itch a little stronger.. with davey johnson retiring, the nationals need a manager, and one of their stars, jason werth, has said ripken would be his top choice.. for his part, ripken says he's flattered by that and admits that he'd quote have to look hard if the opportunity arose... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited...... thanks for watching... i'm bc... arsenio hall is next... goodnight could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >> almost live from stage 6 at sunset bronson studios on the world-famous sunset boulevard, it's "the arsenio hall show." starring arsenio h

and ralph hall seems to get that.his jokes a joke. >> there has been 197 million dollars obligated. and that is -- to last through march of 2014. and as i said before about 104 million dollars has expended. >> i will try to be here on 2014 to make sure your testimony is correct, okay. i'm just joking with you. >> okay. >> yeah. okay. i suppose, a 90-year-old congressman joking about his life expectancy could be funny. i do think the audience was absolutely correct in holding their laughter until they were absolutely certain it was a joke. texas congressman joe barton is 26 years younger than congressman ralph hall, but he already speaks hall's language. >> there is a -- a famous movie called the wizard of oz. and in the wizard of oz there is a great line, dorothy, at some point in the movie, turns to her little dog toto and said, toto, we are not in kansas anymore. well, madam secretary wheel you are from kansas, we are not in kansas any more. some may say we are in the wizard of oz land given, the parallel universes

everything in city hall is ripping off those public assets and corporate interest. as private citizens there are barriers to keep us from learning the truth and barriers to keep us out of city hall and barriers to speaking. you don't see it on camera, the supervisors have no reservation about showing their contempt while we are talking. the virtue of democracy depends on empowering the vigilant and that is why the supervisors deserve the greatest contempt. it's a complete reversal of accomplishment of democracy. marry antonette who is not in on the graph. most of the people in this room know that, david chiu had me arrested in september of 201 1. i have been doing this for a number of years. for those that are knew it comes as a complete shock to learn how antidemocratic and how dishonest the graph of city hall are. city hall has become a marketplace where public officials trade public assets for some benefits to their careers. what is happening in the public library is an example to every city department. every city wants a friends group because it's the rich inste

starring arsenio hall. featuring the posse under the direction of robin dimaggio.onight -- actor and producer vivica a. fox. plus a conversation with billy ray cyrus. fever to be th a furloughed, here's arsenio hall! [cheers and applause] ♪ arsenio: thank you! thank you! yes! have a seat. relax. enjoy yourself. welcome to the show. i'm arsenio hall and i want to give a quick shotout to al sharpton because today is his birthday! cheers and applause] al, reverend al, turns 59 today and he blames his age on racism. [laughter] yes. he celebrated by calling the white frosting on his birthday cake a conspiracy. [laughter] i made myself laugh. [laughter] oh, thanks to the government shutdown, even the statue of liberty is closed today. you all know that, right? and you know how it usually says, give me your tired, your hungry, your poor. you see what it is now? check this out. it says -- stay your broke ass at home! [cheers and applause] we're broke. the government has definitely run out of money. george washington's picture on the one dollar bill, have you looked today?

show," starring arsenio hall.direction of robin dimaggio. tonight, actress and star of "house of versace," gina gershon. plus, from "hangover 3" and "community," actor and comedian ken jeong. and master illusionist ivan amodei. now, a man willing to negotiate with anyone. here's arsenio hall! cheers and applause] ♪ arsenio: thank you! thank you, everybody! thank you! [audience woofs] thank you! we lax and have a seat. let's have some fun tonight! friday night and just got paid! have a seat. hey, man, let's sit down and relax. welcome to the show. i'm arsenio hall and the government shutdown continues with national parks like yosemite closed. things are getting really weird in caffle. today i saw smokey the bear selling oranges on a freeway off-ramp. it's crazy. [laughter] how things have become. los angeles has been hit especially hard by the shutdown today. nonsem kardashians were all sent home. by the way, which is all of them. yes. [applause] all of them! [applause] we can keep lamar and scott disick. but the

songwriters hall of fame. he just published a new book for young readers titled "legends, icons, and rebels. these occur that change the world." and for those that wished the band had never disbanded, there is a new compilation out with legendary concerts in 1971. joined usd you have for a conversation coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. as a musician, robbie robertson has been hailed by rolling stone magazine as one of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time. he ended up in the rock 'n roll hall of fame and the canadian songwriters hall of fame. safe to say he knows a little bit about great music and has cowritten a book. cd set thatt, a two was recorded in new york in 1971. ♪ tavis: i always get a kick asking whether or not you remember this. >> if you remember it, you weren't there. tavis: do you remember those nights? >> i very well remember them. it was a very special time. musician new orleans did charge for this show. they sat with us and ou

they often had difficulty navigating city hall. i am trying to help develop neighborhood councils that bring together these various groups to interface with city hall and city staff as a model to foster partnerships between and our neighborhoods and city government. it is a model we have been working on for a couple of years in district 3. i hope to replicate it to out san francisco fairly soon. >> we are out of time. thank you so much for joining us today on sfgtv "meet your district supervisor." we have been speaking with david chiu of district 3. ♪ >> hello. welcome to "meet your district supervisor." we are here with supervisor cohen from district 10. she started her first term in january, so she is new to the board. we will get to know her and talk about the toughest issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor. thank you for joining us. tell us a little bit about your background, where you grew up, where you went to school, and the jobs you have work. >> i grew up in the porthole and neighborhood. most of my childhood, i went

songwriters hall of fame.e just published a new book for young readers titled "legends, icons, and rebels. these occur that change the world." and for those that wished the band had never disbanded, there is a new compilation out with legendary concerts in 1971. joined usd you have for a conversation coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. as a musician, robbie robertson has been hailed by rolling stone magazine as one of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time. he ended up in the rock 'n roll hall of fame and the canadian songwriters hall of fame. safe to say he knows a little bit about great music and has cowritten a book. cd set thatt, a two was recorded in new york in 1971. ♪ tavis: i always get a kick asking whether or not you remember this. >> if you remember it, you weren't there. tavis: do you remember those nights? >> i very well remember them. it was a very special time. musician new orleans did charge for this show. they sat with us and our

arsenio hall is next...ave a great night... >> almost live from stage 6 at sunset bronson studios on the world-famous sunset boulevard, it's "the arsenio hall show," starring arsenio hall. featuring the posse under the direction of robin dimaggio. tonight actor and star of the new sitcom "brooklynine-nine," andre braugher. film star and cult hero, danny trejo. comedy by mike epps and musical performance by gogol bdello. now, the man hosting the official government shutdown arty, here's arsenio hall! [cheers and applause] arsenio: thank you! thank you very much! yes. thank you, sir. whoa,hoa! have a seat, rel, enjoyhe sh. oh, my, i'm arsenio hall and i think i speak -- [cheers and applause] oh, thank you very much. i want to take a moment to speak for all men within earshot, all glly go into space tresc i sandra bullock. yes, yes! [applause] wouldn't we, fellas? you don't look convinced. space? that's a little high up. i don't know. [laughter] everyone is talking about the movie "gravity." it's about two astr

the education nation student town hall. education nation is now in its fourth year, and i am thrilled that for the second year in a row, we will be focused on what matters most to the students, the problems they face, and their ideas for how to solve them. now, joining me on stage and in the audience today are students from across the country, ranging in age from about 13 to 25. and for the next two hours, we will hear from many of them. to help with that task, two of my colleagues are in the house. working one side of the room is co-host of msnbc's "the cycle." krystal ball. hi, krystal! >> hey, melissa. good morning. >> and over on the other side, msnbc anchor, mara schiavocampo. hey, mara! >> good morning, everyone. >> now, they're going to be coming around and taking questions and comments from our student audience throughout the show. and today, just this once, i'm going to let you guys do something that i never let my students do. you can use your phones in class. we want to know your reactions, your thoughts, and esp

where, city hall? i think i was at city hall. >> curtis, wait, wait, baby.bout what cj said, he did not tell you everything. >> oh, i mean, he told me enough. >> oh. >> yeah. i just went down to the city council meeting. >> yes? >> can you believe security tried to kick me out? is that crazy? >> of city hall? >> yeah. that's so crazy. >> curtis, what did you do? >> look, baby. okay. the mayor was giving a speech to some of the city workers that have been laid off... >> okay. >> and i may or may not have went and grabbed her mike to do a little speech of my own. >> curtis, no. >> okay, i may or may not have enticed a few like-minded people into a little, small, little, teeny, little, itty-bitty, little riot. >> curtis. >> couldn't even see it. >> curtis! >> with a few like-minded people who might have followed me home. >> who might have followed you home? a few people? [ people chanting "curtis payne!"] baby, what is this? >> power to the people! >> curtis! [ chanting continues ] hee hee! hi, reverend jordan. >> sorry for coming round back. it seems the multi

marlie hall at newark city hall. thank you very much. >>> well, police have lots of questions for those two convicted killers who used forged documents to escape from a florida prison. joseph jenkins and charles walker were captured saturday night at a beach in south florida. police believe they may have paid thousands for the documents that allowed them to walk out of prison. police want to know who helped them to get the papers and who they were waiting for at the hotel. more arrests are expected. >>> and this morning hurricane raymond is gaining strength as it moves toward mexico's pacific coast. it's located 165 miles southwest of acapulco. it's sustained winds of 110 miles an hour with higher gusts. the storm may remain offshore, but if it does make land, it wouldn't happen until today or tomorrow. raymond is headed to the same area that was hit hard by tropical storm manuel next month. >>> and weather conditions are not helping firefighters battle one of the most destructive wildfires ever seen in australia's m

," starring arsenio hall. featuring the posse under the direction of robin dimaggio. tonight, hollywood legend james caan, "grey's anatomy" star chandra wilson, a musical performance from thompson square and a special presentation by paula abdul. now, the los angeles dodgers' here's arsenio hall! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] arsenio: thank you. thank you all. have a seat. relax. great crowd. y'all too. thanks for joining me. i'm arsenio hall. and i have a bad case of dodger fever. [cheers and applause] oh, gosh. fall in thing like l.a.. i saw dodgers' manager don mattingly spraying a pumpkin with champagne. different kind of halloween. see, i'm from cleveland so i don't get feeling this good this time of year. i'm an indians fan from birth. and y'all having a good time, right? [cheers and applause] this is an unusual feeling for me. got a lot of stuff to talk to you about. the new $100 bill went into circulation and it differs from the old $100 because it's only worth $53. so sad. you can tell t

eventually they were able to search every single room of sweeney hall, and, again, just a few minutes ago they declared that this area has been cleared, but they are still actively asking students to give any description that they can. now, the students that you see coming out here, many of them were the ones that have been barricaded inside their classrooms for several hours this morning. once again, this is ending peacefully right now. no one was hurt, and, again, sweeney hall has been cleared, and the campus is considered safe once again. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> no doubt some tense moments this morning. thank you very much. a very fluid situation. we will continue to keep you update odd that one. meantime, in other news, in about 13 hours from right now, bart workers could once again walk right off the job leading no doubt to a traffic nightmare all over the bay area. negotiators from both bart and its unions expected to be back at the bargaining table in about an hour from now. union representatives say bart management did offer a deal ear

everyone welcome to the city hall our people's hall in san francisco. worked with me. we have the council general of japan and the mongol council and counsel generalizes representing nick away wag and others countries our friends (clapping) >> i see our colleagues on the board president chiu. thank you david chu for being here (clapping) i might not see them immediately but i know that supervisor john avalos and george will be here shortly. and then i also see jeff our public defenders public defender for being here that you are ladies and gentlemen, we're also very rich with latino leaders in our department and to name some of them on behalf of the whole city people like lou our librarian and our director of public health and rich the superintendent of our school district. yes (clapping) and i i know i'm going to miss a few but i want to single out those i've worked with closely and we have so many things going on that i'm proud of. we have a lot to celebrate. this year has been a year of success and there's so much it's going on. you may already know

congratulations to all. >> how do you get to carnegie hall? practice.t old adage may help musicians to get here on the stage, but it turns out they may be better off financially as stagehands. the concert hall's five-full time stagehands take home around $400,000 a year. far more than many of the people performing here. and they just won a fight with their bosses over which union will work in the building's new teaching center. >> reporter: it's part of a massive expansion: he stagehands want to run the rooms the way they run the auditorium. they do everything from shifting piano and loading off and on trucks. under their existing contract. if we do that, we take too much money from the education and give it to the unions. >> it means that the terms will be different from the existing contract. the union's president said it's a victory and a measure of respect between his members and management of carnegie hall. >> we have offer compromise and representation and we met them in a way where they have their ability to function and there is going to be grow

i am arsenio hall. and i have a message for congress. you ain't shutting me down! [cheers and applause] the only time i shut down is when i'm forced to talk openly about my feelings. these are scary times. but i want you to know you can laugh your ass off because ass replacements are covered under obamacare. [applause] you know what i hate? i hate when you see a girl with a nice onion, with like a real nice ass and people want to hate. that ain't real. they do ass replacement now. that's not her real ass. i hate ass hating, you know? drives me crazy. it's official. the government has run out of money. even the animals at this national zoo have been affected. like all the pandas just to make the ends meet have been forced to do asian porn. yes. the government is like that broke-ass neighbor that's always asking you for money. [laughter] that's how our government is now. can i borrow two or three dollars? the shutdown is affecting everything in washington. even obama's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seemed a little low budget. not only did he

officially inducted into the hall of fame last night.e joined the 49ers organization back in 1979 and held several top level positions. >> including vice president and general manager before retiring. he said he is honored to be in the hall. >> it is not very often that you get a guy that sits behind the desk to be in the same fraternity as a super athletes that are in our hall of fame. >> make vay worked there with the late george sea ford. and he is a member of the 49ers hall of fame. >>> google has posting policy. now they are jumping in. >> details that one senator wrote to the federal trade commission. >> major clean up is underway. we will give you a look from the monstrous storm. >> we will take you understand. >> look at the beautiful shot. there is the east shore freeway. >> things are moving just fine. >> deepening an eye on it for you. >> it is 7:42 and this is "mornings on 2". . >>> nice looking shot. temperatures today little warmer than yesterday. brown hills though. >> it is fair danger season and it comes up in the five d

and what it looks like to me as a teacher when i walk down the hall and be respectful, if i hear bad language, what a teacher will say if i had to stop at every f-u in the hallway i wouldn't be able to teach. i would spend my entire day doing that. what i would like to think about is those are the small moments that really speak to the culture of the school and so you can't stop every you are a faggot walking down the hallway, you can't stop every retarded. actually you can and you can do it in a way that really speaks to the dignity of all the children. as a teacher i think sometimes we have forgotten when you are a teacher, kids are going to cuss you out sometimes. you are not going to fall down dead if children say f-u when you walk down the hallway. it won't kill you to have an eraser thrown at you behind your back. that doesn't feel good. but you are going to survive. so when you walk down the hallway and you see some kid say something or you discipline them, right, let me back up. you walk down the hallway and you see kids you are not sure if they are playing or fighting or bul

now, of course, classes will resume here at sweeney hall. the campus is asking anyone with any possible information about anyone with a gun about seeing a gunman on campus to please call them. they are, of court, still investigating what happened. that is the latest from san jose state. >> thank you. in santa rosa police are leash a neighborhood that woke up to a s.w.a.t. team stand off entity gated by a man that fired shots at his wife and another person before barricade himself in the home. >> i have breaking news in this story. they found the suspect. they found him in someone's backyard, a neighbor's backyard. he was surrounding by the s.w.a.t. team and police for about ten hours. police thought the man was hiding in his own home. that is where they focused sending a grenade inside around 9:00 this morning. they had evacuated a few homes and just when they were ready to wrap this thing up, ready to give it the all clear they checked the evacuated homes to make sure it was okay for the neighbors to run and they found him hiding in a backy

leave it alone. >> reporter: the velvet underground was inducted into the rock and roll hall hall ofame in 1996. the new york native was an admitted hard drinker and drug user. he underwent a liver transplant earlier this year, and later called himself a triumph to modern medicine. susan mcginnis, wjz eyewitness news. >> the velvet underground's first four albums are all in rolling stones, the 500 greatest albums of all times. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. free man, dr. conrad murray released from prison early. why fans of michael jackson are outraged. [ inaudible ] there are people bleeding really bad. >> terror at the state fair. the person facing charges after half a dozen people are hurt in that accident. >>> we're very scared. i didn't think we were going to make it out. >> surrounded by flames. the cause of this firestorm in california. >>> and warmer temperatures make a return. bob is updating the first warning weather forecast. just gorgeous out there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is mostly sunny. 65 degrees in central maryland right now. the complete first

are you going to the hall of baseballs tomorrow? what? the hall of fame, marie! you ignorant...brother was talking about some sort of a ceremony? it sounded like a lot of fun to me. and since you are a sportswriter and have such important connections... oh, just say it, marie. the hall of fame is honoring the 1969 mets. your brother asked your mother to ask you to take him. which one of youdo i say no? would mean to your brother.ow mt to cooperstown, ok?g itt i'm not drivin' the car. his feet smell. well, take a bus. a bus. that'sa smelly-feet con. hi. hi, robert. hey. hi, dear. hey. so.what's ? for a drive today.ht it's nice out, huh? so what's new? cut the crap. your mother asked him already. ask me, what do youm for?ake youto the he like it just came up.tom and you were supposedto wait act until i flashedthe venetian bli. hey, ray. oh, come on! what are you doin'? i'm makin' memories. what? nothin'. it's just... we're about to crash into a big blue dot. aw, come on, robert. i'm sorry. i'm just a little excited. yeah. the '69 mets. the amazing mets. the miracle mets! god, i lo

we used to have concerts in the hall that was the hall that they converted into a concert hall afteri learned so much there about ensemble and making music with other people that are from then on the idea of just developing as a solo pianist went away from me and i had to make music with other people, all kinds of chamber pieces, songs and little by little i got the bug about doing some phonic and orator y'all and operatic repertoire. there was only one person there who was a kuch conductor to assist on cosi fan tutte believe it or not. that was the opera they were doing that summer and they asked me if i would put the pianists together and make a backstage chorus and i did. there wasn't anybody else there to do it and i got bitten by the opera conducting bug then. >> rose: and what a lifetime it's given you. >> hasn't it? >>. >> rose: falstaff this year, how are you going to do that? >> we're going do a new production and i've done a good number of the revivals of that production that was the only one there my time >> you have described it as the creme de la creme. >> rose: >> yes.

our fourth annual teacher town hall.f we want to improve our schools... ... what should we invest in? maybe new buildings? what about updated equipment? they can help, but recent research shows... ... nothing transforms schools like investing in advanced teacher education. let's build a strong foundation. let's invest in our teachers so they can inspire our students. let's solve this. acso 45 states and then district of columbia have voluntarily decided to raise the bar with consistent educational standards. now, students in those states will have a better chance to succeed in college and careers and to compete in the global economy. which means a better future for our students and our nation. join exxonmobil in supporting the common core state standards. let's solve this. >>> we are back here in new york city at the new york public library. we're talking about kind of the dual issue of the arrival of common core and the place technology serves in the arrival of common core. before we go to the audience, rehema, a realit

i'm an extension of the men and women that work at mission hall. i also accept this award in their honor. mission hall finds jobs for people, people that don't necessarily have the contacts, the resources to get a job. 12 years ago what we do was called affirmative action. that was stricken from all the documents and it was replaced by diversity must match the diversity of the city or something like that. that didn't last too long. currently, it's called low income residents. to make it more generic, i suppose. but we all know it's the same thing. if you are a person of color, if you are a person whose orientation doesn't fit the status quo, if you look or talk different, there will always be potential for inequality. it's always the same thing. it's equal rights. as long as there are dreams of equality that are not fulfilled, we all need to deal with what happened 50 years ago and keep the march going. thank you. [ applause ] >> now to the final award in this category of individual leadership we have tamaya tucker of magic zone. [ cheers and appla

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student town hall runs from 10:00 am until noon followed by a teacher town hall from noon until 2:00 this afternoon. both of those programs will be streamed live at educationnation.com and you can watch them live on msnbc. >> brian williams will be leading that conversation at the teachers town hall, too. >> excellent. another good day for kids fest out in fairfax. they all wanted to say hello to miss gradilas off. richard, they didn't want to talk to you. >> love you, chuck. >> let him have it. lot of fun outside yesterday. kids fest goes on today as well. go on out to the fair fax county government center there in fairfax. cool treats to eat as well as a lot of food at the food court and a lot of great things for kids. take a look at the storm team 4 by 4 out there as well. amanda siegle will be out there, manning the truck. steamy start for the month of october. 73 at national airport but with 79% relative humidity. light wind out of the south at 5. wind also gradually begin to increase by this afternoon. a fairly strong south breeze by the time you wake up tomorrow. quarter mile

we were there last now and now moved to city hall. protestors plan on coming here 12:30 today. they're going home and getting rest and preparing for the rest of the day's activities. we have some video of the overnight protest breaking down overnight. this morning, the protestors began showing up last night to raise awareness about a new plan that they oppose. supervisor scott wiener pitched a plan to close city parks between midnight and 5:00 a.m. and the two dozen or so campers that were out this morning said the plan would essentially criminalize being poor. now supervisor wiener says closing the parks would give the police another tool to fight quality of life crimes like illegal dumping and vandalism. >> right now, i have just an enormous amount of vandalism and dumping that happens in the park. the cost -- that costs the park departments more than $1 million a year and that happens almost exclusively in the middle of the night. >> both vandalism and dumping as well as sleeping in our parks are already illegal. what this would do is really give the police and rangers extra

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during the hall of fame ceremony today in seneca, new york, pelosi says she hopes that the legacy ofress raises the profile of women in every aspect of business and politics. >>> a judge has set a sentencing state dor disgraced santa clara supervisor george shirakawa and scheduled date for the 8th, shirakawa pleaded guilty to a dozen charges. the district attorney wants him to serve a year in jail while shirakawa's attorney is pushing for community service. >>> a man is behind bars arrested in connection with the attempted abduction of a child near the lafayette library. officers say an 8-year-old child was on golden gate way this morning when he tried to grab him. they sea the child's parent was and to get the youngster to safety. investigators say prior to the arrest, the suspect may have mental health issues. >>> new mexico police say two of the nine boys missing from a troubled youth camp are back home with their parents. last night police issued an amber alert for the boys and the leader of the tierra blanca highcountry youth program. it's unclear how the two returned to their p

here in perry hall, the house is owned by jamie and patrick and leanne. and airall out there, having kind of like a grave yard cocktail party out there if you will. they're going to give us a tour, if you will, of all of the things going on. takes about 30 days to set this up. they're still kind of putting finish finishing touches on it. >> all right, tim. thank you. >>> still ahead at 5:00. new evidence released. a teen found dead inside a gym mat. who is reviewing the case to determine if it was a tragic accident or possibly murder? >>> a halloween visit to the governor. i'm pat warren coming up on eyewitness news. breast cancer survivors tell the governor that early detection is the trick to treating the disease. >>> i'm mike schuh. these high school students help to corral a runaway school bus, after their driver had a medical emergency. their stories next. >>> a mild night to be out trick-or-treating. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast with bob and tim. ,,,, these are the hands of a surgeon. a pediatrician. these are pioneering adv

indian summer. 82 in baltimore ball. 5 in perry hall today. -- 75 in perry hall today.in terms of whether coming our way, we have to watch this, tropical low developing. to mow it's -- me it's looking impressive. tonight clear and cool. we'll have much more straight ahead. >>> wheel the government remains shut down, a key come onen in the rolled on. >> the uninsured can start calling in and figure out which healthcare plan best meets their needs. the maryland health insurance exchange had a few signals. there were long waits on the web sie. the exchange said their system was overloaded with more than 1,000 calls. 80,000 people on the site at once. the secretary of health and hygiene

hall took the test.e didn't take the test. >> with his first line of defense shot down, higgins pivots to explain ziggy's actions. >> richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years? >> twice. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they've continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >> you've been at the program before? >> yes, sir. >> if you didn't want to make parole, could you say, i don't want to go? >> i don't know if you would understand, but a convict saying that he's not ready to get out, i'd feel like i would be ostracized. >> is that it? >> yes, sir. >> the lieutenant's decision comes swiftly. >> guilty of the charge of refusal, attempt to alter a drug screen, recommend five days penal segregation, assess a fee of $25, $4 fine. recommend a job drop. you want to appeal this? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir, i don't think the $25 is appropriate. >> i can suspend that. i will suspend th