"jimmy, i'm having trouble picking out a halloween costume.ld come out and say what they're going to be this year, and maybe that'll help me decide." that's a great idea, stephanie. please welcome some of the "late night" writers and their halloween costumes, everybody. ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: very nice, can you tell us who you are and what your costume is, please? >> i'm marina, and i'm going to be a princess. >> jimmy: aw. [ applause ] >> i'm arthur, and i'm going as a pirate. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's obvious, very nice. >> i'm patrick, and i'm going as lance armstrong. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: wait, sorry. how are you lance armstrong? >> i don't have any balls. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but lance armstrong has -- [ laughter ] lance armstrong has one testicle. >> oh, no. what have i done? [ laughter ] my wife is going to kill me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: get out of here, man. get lost. thank you so much. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] he always -- he whiffs every time. he gets no laughs. [ laughter ] remember when he had to come out and he g

coming up on the show today i guess halloween celebration and takes over the streets of the seven players from across the globe gathered for the hugely successful inaugural international choral festival. the first tame effort to turner prize leeds tykes the chance to find appalling. we take a look at this year's chosen examples. we see me sick in the making and songwriters singers engineers and producers come together in their center and a little jam session. and since it comes to possibly tying him to the list and dished out to panic when gary for the console first organized on st halloween celebrations back in the early nineties if they think the people of the city would be so unfazed to take to the streets and there's the license bureau and you're turning the holiday and tomatoes night not only that but this halloween that i didn't want to thank as housing celebrations year. it's the night when people and families from near and far dress up and all manner of cost and then converts in the city and have an ops of the fourth thing goes to show he and will begin with inferno a magical jour

. >> it's the day before halloween in the small town of maynard, iowa. population 513. it's business as usual at the 118-year-old maynard savings bank. inside the bank are five employees. two managers in their offices, one teller at the front counter and two tellers at their desks. there was also one customer and his young son standing next to him. assistant cashier sharyl, grandmother of five who has worked at the bank for 26 years, is helping the customers at the counter. she is the first to see a green sedan arrive outside. >> i looked out the window out of the corner of my eye and saw this green car pull up. i said to the customer look at these guys. and the customer turned and looked at them and the next words that were out of my mouth were i hope it's not -- >> the men shout profanities at the employees and customer. they carry what appear to be ak-47 assault rifles. their faces are covered with bizarre masks. they purchase the $24 mask at a costume store. >> it was kind of like a grim reaper face with like a jes ter hat with the bell. s. it didn't seem real. >> t

one of the biggest halloween conventions in the world. >> halloween is just one of those things, that about it, you're passionate about it. >> it is still nine months away from halloween. way too early for customers. but this is the perfect time for retailers to get an idea of what is popular this year. for adults, 2014 is all about television. "duck dynasty," breaking bad, orange is the new black. >> scary is always big. but for us, funny is where it's at. >> speaking of funny, check out these dog costumes. can choose from pink uniforms, dog mullets. even star wars themed front. >> you going to introduce me to your friend here? >> sure. this is psycho. he is a happy guy. >> and if you're a little nervous about maneuvering around in some of these costumes, you can always go for a face paint instead. >> zombies are hot right now. zombies are pretty much the new black, as they say. >> do you feel more like a zombie? >> i feel like a zombie a lot of times. >> good to get thinking about these -- >> are you one of those halloween junkies? >> oh i like this. you're still young and cool, do

. >> that was from "nbc nightly news" on halloween night, which was a few days after sandy had hit. i got to say, though, personally, i vividly remember our coverage of the storm making landfall as it hit. and, specifically, of the flooding and the rescue efforts in hoboken, because the most harrowing live report that we had during that storm was from hoboken, while we were live on the phone with hoboken mayor, dawn zimmer, and she told us something that we had no idea about, before she told us live on the air. watch this. can you tell us at this hour, what's the state of things in hoboken? have you still got deep flooding? are you still doing rescues at this point? >> we still have severe flooding in the city of hoboken. probably half our city is

but halloween, would you go crazy on halloween? >> yes.immy, i am the three-time winner of the -- my middle school's halloween costume contest. >> jimmy: oh yeah, we all knew that. oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] what is the name of your middle school? >> it was north shore middle school. long island, new york. >> jimmy: and you were the winner of the halloween -- we have a costume here. explain this one. this is super cute. you were agent scully. >> special agent dana skully, from tv's "the x files." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the way to do it right there -- that's when you know my kid is going to grow up and be on "saturday night live." that's pretty fun. >> my mom styled that wig herself. >> jimmy: you have jonah hill this week. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: which is fun. >> so exciting. >> jimmy: he knows how to do it. he's a funny guy. >> yeah, the best. >> jimmy: have you met him before? >> no. i actually -- i shook his hand because when i interviewing to be on "saturday night live," he was the host and i shook his hand backstage. so i

house on halloween, and we were dressed and it's halloween and i'm wearing a mask and i'm like, ya,a, and monday morning, mr. baldwin to the principal's office, and the three guys i was with were already there weeping. let me tell you what, i know this kid. for a birthday party i went bowling with him and my daughters. i know this kid. when he was a cute little kid to see him now, bums me out you hear the voice of the neighbor's kid? oh, my gosh. what is happening in? think of the traumaization of that kid. justin bieber's pelting my house with eggs. >> i feel like she never felt cooler, actually. go to her friends at school and said justin bieber just eagled my house. >> maybe got the voice wrong. >> usually the women pelting him with eggs. that's a biological joke. probably didn't go over very well in america. okay. jedidiah. you're a woman. >> mostly. >> you claim. he is only 19. is this how a 19-year-old acts? no. he is a jerk. that's just say it. still throwing eggs at people's houses just because you have more money than god and you can? really lame to me. honestly. i felt bad

not just on halloween.. >> called hauntcon. giving us an early look at what creepers and costumes will come knocking on our door. >> reporter: from creepy to cute to just plain weird. this is hauntcon, one of the biggest halloween conventions in the world. >> halloween is just one of those things, if you're passionate about it, you're passionate about it. >> reporter: it's still nine months away from halloween. way too early for customers. but this is the perfect time for retailers to get an idea of what's popular this year. for adults, 2014 is all about television. duck dynasty, breaking bad, orange is the new black. speaking of fun y check out these dog costumes. can you choose from pink unicorns, dog mullets, even star wars. good luck getting your dog to cooperate. >> trying to find the newest thing that everybody hasn't seen yet. >> reporter: i'm pretty sure he and his friend are succeeding on the unique front. are you going to introduce me to your friend? >> yeah, this is psycho. psychothe clown. he's

. >> i began it in 2007, and the inspiration was actually halloween.fter a particularly fun halloween party, i was able to keep charlotte safe and watch her enjoy a magical evening, i started to think of other families, figured we could stick together, find other ways and solutions to keep the kids having fun but staying safe. >> great idea. it serves everybody in the bay area? >> it serves the entire bay area. no one is turned away, all income levels. find us, we take them in, do ou >> i know it is big for you, charlotte. tree nuts and peanuts. wow. take me back to when you first learned about this. how old were you? >> i was three years old when one of my friends brought over a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and my mother knre te were testing foods early on, got to m and ms, she thought the allergy originally was chocolate. when we got that peanut butter and jelly sandwich, she thought maybe it was the chocolate, wouldn't be a big deal. once i took a bite out of the sandwich and hung out and then he left, i literally, it hit me. i started swelling

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. >> for halloween. nothing says halloween like a lobster. >> kind of looks miserable. >> he looks like marmaduke, doesn't he? so friday funny. >> let it go. we need lots of laughs. >> not seen it. not seen it. >> cold read. >> let's see. sent in by pat on facebook. all right. on a bitterly cold winter morning, a husband and wife were listening to the radio during breakfast. they heard the announcer say we're going to have eight to ten inches of snow today. you must park your car on the even numbered side of the street so the snowplows can get through. so the wife went out, of course, and moved her car. a week later while they were eating again, the radio announcer said we're expecting 10 to 12 inches of snow today, you must park your car on the odd number side of the street so the snowplows can get through. the wife went out again and moved her car. the next week they were listening to the radio and the announcer said, we're expecting 12 to 14 inches of snow today. you must park and suddenly the power w

. >> that's halloween. >> jimmy: it's halloween.u know how they do that? >> jimmy: yeah. they do do that. bad luck around the world. >> but who made it up? >> jimmy: is it america that hates the 13th? >> call suri, does she know? >> jimmy: suri? [ light laughter ] >> i'm talking to someone, though about it. like, why is this? there was a massacre on the 13th floor. no. >> jimmy: nothing. >> somebody just said -- >> jimmy: they just hated their teenager. [ light laughter ] we don't like 13. we don't talk about it. >> it's like terrible twos. i think that makes sense. i always reverse superstitions and just make them good luck. >> jimmy: yes, today is friday the 13th. >> it's awesome! >> jimmy: good luck for everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ today's good. >> i said so. >> jimmy: you're clearly not superstitious. i was saying, like, if you break a mirror, or something like that, or break glass, you're like, let me show you my iphone. can i show everyone your iphone? >> -- yes, if you must, jimmy. >> jimmy: i asked you to bring it ou

foreign students like amanda knox and meredith kercher it's a traditional party time, not unlike halloween. amanda and meredith had the cottage to themselves. their italian roommates were gone for it the night. amanda had just started dating raffaele sollecito. a young student whom she had met a week earlier. >> he was in love but how many people fall in love at 23 and think it's forever. >> they met at a classical music concert. but those things weren't reported. it was more that she was this wanton sex-crazed vixen. >> for one week they spent every night together. it was a romantic whirlwind, until the morning of november 2, 2007. after another evening with raffaele, amanda returned to the house early in the morning. she said she had no idea that meredith kercher was dead in her bedroom. her throat had been slashed and she'd been sexually assaulted. >> amanda knox came home the day after the murder to take a shower. she took the same shower every single time she stayed at raffaele's because he had this crummy guy type of moldy shower. so she came home to shower and change her clothes. sh

jackass. [ laughter ] a pat sajak with donkey ears. [ applause ] >> --halloween costumes. >> jimmy: hen tempest in new york. it's from one of those captcha things, squiggly words you have to type in if you're ordering tickets online to a concert or something like that. anyways, check this out here. chunky testy. [ laughter ] honey, i'm getting that taylor swift ticket for your birthday. don't come in. don't come in! chunky testy. >> steve: it was your first band wasn't it? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: first band was chunky testy. wasn't it? >> jimmy: my first band. chunky testy. chunky testaverde. chunky testaverde. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this one here from fred eichelberger of warwick, pennsylvania. he was scrolling through some tv listings, let's see what's on channel 472 here. ask this old ho, martha stewart. [ laughter ] i've never heard of that show. >> steve: wow. i'd watch that. >> jimmy: must be very popular. it's on two channels. must be a popular show. oh, man. this next one is from jason goldtrap of davenport, florida. he was searching for a nearby hertz

if that's a lie, then this is probably just some cheap costume from halloween shop and not a priceless tribal heirloom that beale gave to me out of the kindness of his cherokee heart. >> jon: first of all... sitting bull... >> i guess it's all a lie to you, isn't it? >> jon: sitting bull wasn't cherokee. he was lakota, sioux. that's got a price tag on it. >> apparently his people use every part of the merchandise. >> jon: he's lying to you. i can't even figure out why beale is lying to you. >> exactly. why would he, jon, why would the 1938 wimbledon champion have to lie? he does not. >> jon: john mcenroe won wimbledon in 1983. >> oh, please. now you're going to believe everything that john mcenroe tells you, jon? i happen to have john beale's wimbledon trophy. >> jon: that's a dixie cup! >> excuse me, jon, i'm british. i think i i'd recognize the gentleman's singles championship trophy. >> jon: what else did this guy tell you, that his urine tastes like champagne? oh, for god's sake, you didn't! >> i'm a journalist, jon, when someone makes a claim like, that you fact check it. you fact

. >> that's more than enough to last you at least until halloween. >> yeah, probably past halloween. they should do that here, man. another holiday with candy. >> it's interesting. it's actually a bigger deal than christmas in many of these countries. and the kids leave their old shoes out and a wish list and they get gifts on this day. >> i'm celebrating here. >>> winning a casino jackpot not once but twice. you'll meet a very lucky woman. >>> and advice we can all use this time of year. how to turn those unwanted gifts into things you actually really want. you are watching "world news now." ♪ you better shop around >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer duster. ♪ you better shot around ♪ >> "world news now" weather. this is not a safe thing to do. be careful babe. there should be some way to make it easier [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up and see what's cookin'. oh i like that. look at this it's got a handle on it. i don't have to climb up. this yellow part up here really catches a lot of the dust. did you notice how clean it looks? morty are you listen

happy halloween everybody. i don't want you to mistaken me for jeff curry. we're very enthusiastic about this. much of my staff are under the mistaken belief we're going to serve beer this morning. i want to congratulate everyone it's wonderful to see so many people that are part of our maker movement by people who make things in san francisco. this is i think the beginning of a huge renaissance of manufacturing in the city. i want to congratulate katie for our leadership in working with our staffs and the industries and creating partnerships and the world of merchandising and all the different companies and working with me to promote those products. i came back from china you, you know, those bags are really wonderful in china will where did you make those not in china that were i get to introduce a huge market to locally manufactured products and when i see a label whether it's on books and wine or other things of manufacturing sincere makes and mattresses. sf made has worldwide attention and that's our constitute you are so take advantage of this. i was g

every halloween, we have the best house.ast year, i took things to a whole new level, but apparently, it was too scary for some kids... and one adult. (electronic voice laughs diabolically) (children) trick-or-treat! would you like some candy? (children) yeah! or would you rather have this? (squishing) (children screaming) (grunting)

"here kids, happy halloween. here's your apple!"> (laughs) or maybe you need a burst of energy and the sugar gives you the energy, which means you could have a cup of coffee. that would do just as well and you can replace that cookie habit with a coffee habit. in my case it turned out when i was going up to the cafeteria to get a cookie that's when i saw my friends from the "new york times" and we would talk and gossip. the socialization was the reward driving the habit. >> stephen: so you didn't even know that was what was driving -- >> i had no idea. >> stephen: i don't like this theory and i'll tell you what. i'm sure it's a great book and everyone should buy it, but every moment of my life is a moment of clarity and choice. i'm not one of the mindless jellyfish being pulled along in the tide of human affairs. i wake up in the morning. i say to my heart "continue beating." (laughter) every moment of my life is a choice because god gave me free will. it sounds like anti-free will. but you know we're determinist nature to what you'

this for halloween?or for any times that you need to be a man-eating shark. >> under the new tax, he would have to pay $50,000 a year. and that, he says, would hamper his ability to expand any further. this money, if it passes, will go specifically to education, 'cause they've been cutting schools and things like that. so what is washington state supposed to do about its schools in terms of revenue? >> i think that the state in aggregate needs to take a look at its expenses. >> like? >> i've had opportunity in portland to see cars being washed by third party washing firms cleaning cars on the weekends for state vehicles. i don't have someone who comes and cleans my car in a van. >> that's in portland? >> it's in portland, but i think it's indicative of government spending. >> but the state budget has already been cut by $5 billion. and the governor, christine gregoire, says they're at the bone. >> to cut people off hospice i think is immoral. to cut children off health care, to cut their education so the

so when it was getting to halloweenha hallowe halloween, he goes i'm going as god. >> jimmy: you getcandy that way. [ laughter ] >> but we're coming back from maine. we go to maine in the summer. and i'm already back. so caroline's traveling with the five kids and she's going through the tsa. and you know, he'll just say whatever he wants to say to you. and he's going through the tsa and the guy's looking and he goes, sir -- son, what is in your shirt? he goes, nothing. what is in your shirt? caroline's going finn, seriously, take it poupt he goes nothing, i have nothing in my shirt. and they unroll his shirt, it's a giant bowie knife. it's this big. it's fake. but it looks so real. it's this big. and he got it like at the toy store. and he had the bowie knife like rolled up in his shirt and was just fully denying it was there. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> yeah. and he's like 7 years old. >> jimmy: you're raising a little johnny knoxville. [ laughter ] wow. well, we're going to take a break. chris o'donnell is with us. we'll have more with chris when we come back. we'll be right back.

lance armstrong's gay halloween party? very funny. wait. is that a thing? did you get invited? no.re were you? oh, i was at spin class with lyndsey's boyfriend. should i ask why or just wait to see it on 48 hours? i simply wanted to find out what he's got that i don't. other than... mental health, pride and his own underwear? that's just it. he does have it all. i can totally see why lyndsey loves him. he's-he's kind, he's generous, he's got a smile that lights up a juice bar. and-and the kicker is, he likes me. and did his smile light up when you told him you were plowing his girlfriend? no. alan is plowing his girlfriend. larry's friend, jeff, will be joining him in his luxury box at the laker game tomorrow night. (laughs) i-i just have to cancel my plans with lyndsey. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. you're telling me you would rather spend the evening in larry's box? hey. hey. how'd the acting class go? it was great. we did this improv exercise where i had to pretend to be high. i nailed it. oh, uh, you know, in college, uh, i-i did a little musical theatre. and the winner for the least

>> october 30th, 2009, the town of exeland, wisconsin, is gearing up for halloween.r, a teller at the dairyland state bank, is nearing the end of her day when two young men enter wearing masks and carrying bags. but they're not looking for candy. >> i thought it was a halloween joke, a funny prank, until i had seen their gun come out of the bags. >> 20-year-old robert mccallie and 19-year-old steven willard jr. hold the teller at gunpoint and demand all of the money from the bank's vault. >> i knew that they meant business. i wasn't going to question or even argue or even try to say, no, i don't have a vault. i just did what they asked. >> gerber hands over $17,000, but the teller has a feeling the robbers won't have it for long. >> i knew that they were going to jail. i knew that they were going to get caught. i knew their lives that day were over. >> the teller notifies the authorities and jeremy peery gets word of the pursuit. then a field conservation warden at wisconsin's department of natural resources. >> they advised me that the bank had been robbed and that

that's halloween this year.oesn't my mom make a great sonny. >> you were in haiti. >> yeah. >> i went to haiti four times after the earthquake. shot my own video. that's while i was working in florida in west palm beach. this is also a haiti. this is an orphan that came back to the states with us. and you know that wn one. >> that was you a few days ago. >> friday, during this snowstorm. yeah. did a ballroom dancing competition. a fund-raiser, when i was in florida. there you go. okay, enough about me. blah, blah, blah. tell us about you. >> oh well, i tend to cover places in the world that aren't always the safest places in the world. afghanistan, pakistan -- yeah, that's the picture. >> that's your serious face. >> probably photo shopped a little bit. this is me on patrol. this is when we came under fire, believe it or not. we were ambushed by the taliban. and you will probably see it coming up here. this is one of the scarier parts. but also interesting because you never forget the sound of fire coming over y

we are bringing it to you as a trial for halloween -- a trial for a former sec employs getting underwaythe document tree includes never before broadcast video -- documentary includes never before broadcast video. >> that is not the way it is explained to me. it is very vague. it is an interpretation of the law. >> you can watch the episode on pbs.org. >> what is really important about what he said is the word "interpretation." the reason executives don't nail these details is because there are no details to nail. i have done that. you do that at all three levels and regulations. insider trading is an incredibly squishy and purposefully squishy area. >> technically. he was being asked on a very broad aces, can you trade on the material and not public information? >> that is not what i heard. >> he was being asked indirectly , maybe not as clearly as you would've asked him. at the end of the day, fundamentally a person that is managing that much money maybe should not be getting into the details but they should know right from wrong. >> that is perfectly said. when you look at the insider

it to the public, and a number of events are being held including the opening here market and the halloween ghost ship that you must have heard about. and during this period also we the staff has examined and the opportunities for the site and because the new development is a first development, and meaning that it is going to take a number of years. and at the beginning, it was anticipated that the port would be handing over this fight to the developer, without tenants. and however, revenue to the port is very, very important, and there is ongoing need to continue to have internal leasing on to the developer is ready to move forward with the development. and as a result, the staff have continued to lease portions of the site, and most recently, the sfmta, order the return on that site of the located and that created an opportunity, to release those portions of the site and that were being used for the auto return. and the internal leasing program as you know, is very, very important to the port. and so we need to maintain the ongoing revenue, necessitate some of these ongoing leasing activi

when the man photo bombed a picture brown was posing for with two dc female fans just before halloween. the charge led a california judge to revoke brown's probation for assaulting his former girlfriend, the singer rihanna. brown's legal exposure in that case could be one of the reasons his celebrity lawyer, mark geragos rejected the dc prosecutor's offer of a plea deal to simple assault. >> why did you reject the plea deal. >> reporter: bruce leshan, wusa9. >>> always watching, always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. >> temperatures are going in the right direction and i tell you what, by the weekend, this arctic outbreak will be a distant memory. a live look outside at the weather cam, down to 29 at the airport. relative humidity, 56%. a lot of clouds but radar is quiet and the winds are pretty much dead calm. satellite picture and radar combined, this is what we're tracking. right now, a little bit of a mix through northern arkansas. this will work its way northward into missouri tomorrow. high clouds are spreading into the metro area from the system but the precipitation will

groups who are condemning the minister's decision to axe an exhibit on the history of cheese in the halloween and all the mis guided his side to consensus i would disrupt ongoing peace negotiations with the palestinians often arab groups complained. up top of the middle is the one sided approach toward israel does not promote peace. it delays its instinct is the palestinian authority's reluctance to move forward practically with the negotiations but feel this behavior will change and certainly a one sided and unfair approach does not promote progress in peace process. the exhibit entitled to the people to book the land to the three thousand five hundred year relationship between the jewish people and the land of israel was recently announced back in two thousand and twelve a motion to which iran from generate the twenty first to generate the third shift at the minister's powers corpses the sun and the singtel sense that which created the exhibition with the backing of israel canada months in ankara slammed the cancellation decision as an outrageous political manipulation of the cold the event

i actually just saw him halloween. he told me he would be scheduling an appointment and he would be wearing the appropriate clothes to come to city hall to meet with me because he was studying business at santa monica college in los angeles. and what this situation suggests to me is that as hard as we all work to make sure that there are great programs in the city, as hard as we work to make sure that kids like ikenna have opportunities, there are other kids that are being neglected. there are other kids that need those same opportunities. there are other kids who are not growing up in an environment where they're learning what it means to be compassionate towards other people. there are other kids that, sadly, are capable of killing kid like ikenna. and we just have a lot of work to do. i'm sad that the circumstances in this case have happened in this way, and i just wanted to express that this makes me want to work harder and fight harder now more than ever because of this particular loss. this is a great human being

first, regis was on this before halloween. >> this was one of his picks. >> you are now regis's friends. >> so there you go. so we have to give him his props. what do you mean i'm his friend? >> you called him an old man the other day. >> the other thing is, basically talking about everything josh said here on the desk. i think it's all about risk reward. i think it sets up pretty easy. i'm not saying it's going to five bucks, but if you get risk down to 3 1/2, that's a good trade. >> the only thing is, liberty media owns 52% of the stock. the chances of shareholders in general voting it out is slim to none. i mean, could it go higher? certainly. this is not a normal takeover deal. it's not a normal dare where you have a third party come in bidding up the shares. that's not to say it can't go higher. because it can if they get better liquidity, better financing via being part of liberty media. that might help the stock. >> so if it does go through and maybe it does, relatively quickly, you're going to get shares of liberty's class c equity, which is a $27 billion company. so there is a

as ae bringing it to you trial for halloween -- a trial for a former sec employs getting underway.ocument tree includes never before broadcast video -- documentary includes never before broadcast video. >> that is not the way it is explained to me. it is very vague. it is an interpretation of the law. episode onwatch the pbs.org. important really about what he said is the word "interpretation." the reason executives don't nail these details is because there are no details to nail. i have done that. you do that at all three levels and regulations. trading is an incredibly squishy and purposefully squishy area. technically. he was being asked on a very thed aces, can you trade on material and not public information? >> that is not what i heard. >> he was being asked indirectly , maybe not as clearly as you would've asked him. at the end of the day, fundamentally a person that is managing that much money maybe should not be getting into the details but they should know right from wrong. said.t is perfectly when you look at the insider trading area, knowing right from wrong there isn't

know ahead of time what was going on, and you know, if it had to do with the holidays or pride, or halloween or something, they were very, very respectful about that. and stopped work during those times when there was a large influx of, you know, tourists in the neighborhood, and you know that i will get phone calls tomorrow saying that something is wrong. >> i got to tell you that pg&e we have a liaison and we have had good ones in the past. some of them better than others. but, you know, we all had the phone numbers and if there was an issue and they could call and they were very responsive. and if pg&e, the out reach was good in the castro and it still is, and i have not heard any complaints and they are doing the big fro ject on 17th street that seems to be going on forever. >> they are coming to the meeting to explain why and they are doing it on 17th street and right in front of supervisor weiner's house and the new water lines and the gas lines and the new sewer lines and they are doing it all at once. so, i am going to stay positive on this and the out reach with dpw and pg&e and tho

it was october 31, halloween, 2009. the wizards beat new jersey. believe it or not, that is the last time the wizards were over the 500 mark. the redskins were coached by jim boren. >> this is not an easy thing. >> they will try to get there again. 4.5 years later. ready.ave to be >> recent history does not bode well. they have had three chances this season to go over the 500 mark, only to lose all three. now maybe the fourth is the charm. play -- wedon't don't come to play, we get beat by a mile. it doesn't matter who we play. that is our main focus. >> more on this game coming up at 6:00. the snow has put a spotlight on the super bowl. that is a four letter word the nfl does not want to hear. it is being played in cold weather for the first time ever. here we are, 11 days away from football's biggest stage. mother nature says not so fast. it sure hasn't. if you have tickets, it may cause trepidation. i know that is cold. i am planting the seed. we get a foot of snow like this, and then there is trouble. >> i know you are on board with this. >> wh

andy levy and on halloween he takes off these lips, writer and comedian, paul mccurio. i will let his fans know he will be at the punch line in san francisco january 15th to the 18th and ironically called the punch like when he is there. he could strangle with you a hair plucked from his pelvis, mike baker. diligence, maker of diligence can openers, back scratchers and yoga mats. for all of your dill jept needs, think diligence. you will be pleading for them to kill you by the time you are done. >> a block, the led that's the first story. from now on, i would like you to refer to me as the capitalist, is that cool? >> okay. >>> when things got rowdy she said howdy. a female alabama fan turned into a kicking, punching tornado after some oklahoma supporters were less than sweet at the sugar bowl. in the wayneing moments of the crimson tide's loss last thursday michelle greeted a group of unruly sooner rooters who she says were taunting her son. her spectacle was special. >> na, na, na, na, hey, hey, hey, goodbye. >> weird thing is she has no voice box which and why she be

two boys were hit at the crosswalk on halloween.w. earlier this month, the city installed a $60,000 flashing light system which is on both sides of the sidewalk. a san jose man is behind bars for hitting children. one child suffered a crush pelvis and a broken collar bone. his two sisters ages 7 and 9 suffered only cuts an bruises. >> i was really scared. the police are here. i was really scared. >> the driver identified as 31- year-old wesley mary was arrested 30 miles from where the hit and run occurred. authorities say he had several outstanding warrants. >>> people calling for safer streets will rally outside of san francisco city hall. 21 pedestrians and four cyclists were killedded on san francisco last year. the san francisco bike coalition and walk san francisco are pushing the city to adopt a plan aimed at making streets safeert. after the noon rally, members plan to voice their concerns at the municipal transportation agency. >>> the state of california is apparently ready to sell some attractive property in north san jose