up next, publisher and author darren hardy. stay with us. tavis: darren hardy is the publisher and editor of "success" magazine and numerous books. his latest is called "a compound affect." you are looking like a million dollars. >> thank you. tavis: that is part of it. >> right. tavis: you are doing better than that. let me get into the book, because everybody define it differently. mine is that success is what you determined to be. how do you define success? >> the cover of the magazine is a "success." how do we define success? i think in the 1980's it was one way, the 1990's, it was another, and in the 2000's, it is something else. it is not just someone who is successful in their business, but someone who is successful in their relationships and also in their contributions, giving back. these are the things that we look for when we profiled people for the cover. do they have whole life success? just one of those is not buying it these days. tavis: in difficult times like these, folks are repelled by success, turned off to it, or are they

but it's cadet hardy who's sweating it just to get in. a few days ago the correctional officer in training took his physical examination for the second time, and this time he passes with ease. >> well, i actually ended up doing a lot better than i expected. of course, i had a lot of doubt because of my failing the previous academy in january. i gave it 110% because i had to. i didn't want to do this over again. alabama corrections has a very strict and, you know, tough physical test you must pass in order to become -- even complete the academy. going in i thought that was going to be the hardest thing to overcome, and -- which i passed with flying colors and things like that, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. >> the situation of the system and what we're going into, understaffed, overcrowded. it's probably one of the worst times to be a corrections officer and everything that is taught to us at training camp is for a purpose -- to keep us alive, to keep us safe. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay," cadet hardy passed his exam, but c

bees bees produce a hardy valued honey. there are twice as many enzymes in wild honey as there would be in bee hive honey where the enzymes account for only sixteen percent. of. wild honey do not use any special equipment. the trunk of the tree is a length of rope. gathering wild honey is a treacherous. there are two men to a team in case one of them has an accident. i broke two ribs when i fell off the street for the first time. i became a wild honey farmer in one thousand nine hundred two after my father retired having worked here for twenty years. but. my legs trembled during my first climb. but now it's just routine. in fact the local species of birds and b. is just a symbolic of bashed kid as the could i is these bees produce the sort off the honey. this is the first toys inspection of the sama they hope this year would yield a good harvest. since. we didn't get too much today. the bees have only just got down to work. it's a bit too early to judge this honey is not yet crystallised. like many of the locals wild honey

the memorial took place at the hardy mills plaza, featuring photos of the men along with dozens of candles and flowers. >>> back home after a terrifying week under arrest. >>> the first evening was, well, the most frightening thing finish for my life. >> reporter: caught up in cairo's violence. >>> he's the fbi's most wanted bank robber. to want, a twist as to why he may not be asked old as he looks. >>> it is moving back in this evening. we'll take a look at what it means for your weekday coming up next. >>> a dramatic rescue at sea with the future at the control. he co-piloted the helicopter to help a crew that was sinking in the irish sea. cameras show two survivors in a life raft being picked up, but several others are missing. gayle-forced winds are to blame for the hole. >>> the three american students arrested last week are all at home safe with their families tonight. >> reporter: the 19-year-old derek sweeney is back in missouri. half a world away and two days removed from being detained in egypt. >> we were in a near fetal position with our hands handcuffed behind our backs. >> r

meantime, hardy park is the place. the legends tournament is wrapping up. that is freddy couples caddy who is also his girlfriend. making her lug those golf clubs around. maybe he'll share the winning prize. he's tied with shay haz here. haz with a second shot. can't be much better than that birdie. matty alou a long time giant has passed away. he's been ill for several years had complications with diabetes. matty alou a great giant. >> he was great. that's a shame. thanks mark. >> thank you mark. >>> and thank you for trusting ktvu news. we are always on online. >> go to ktvu for news and weather, we also postany breaking news or major developments on our facebook and twitter page -- we also post any breaking news or major developments on our facebook and twitter page. i ride muni every day. i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic

i like jj hardy, the center fielder, jones is good, and that gives us something to build around.ot to build around that and build up our pitching staff, and that'll get us back in the first division. >> anybody with a strong opinion about his background, i'm in. >> they share a philosophy and emphasize his starting pitching. simoan has been cleared on all charges relating to a shooting incident in his native dominican republic nearly a year ago. simoan simoan mone says he is grateful. >> among the many stand out performers, second year tight end dennis pita caught several catches and every one of them came on third down and led to a first down. it launched his ability to adjust within the game. >> dennis has a knack for getting open. he and joel developed an ability for timing and concentration. for those two guys to be on the same page like that says a lot and it says much about our offense going forward. >> he says when in pittsburgh, the ravens are dimin issued if they don't win. that'll be in sunday in seattle at 4:00. ravens practice tomorrow, i'll be there and will have the

i think that he -- where he made one of his biggest marks on history was on keeping the democratic hardy together from 1972 to 1976. those were the parties that were really torn apart in 1968 after the debacle of the convention and the assassination of rfk and martin luther king and the party was in vietnam and a number of issues. he came in and really held the party together, first as treasurer of the democratic national committee and then as chairman of the democratic national committee. the democratic hardy then looked a little bit like the republican party today in that it was very fractured and there was an extreme wing, the mcgovernite wing of the democrats and now the republicans have a tea party but what the republicans don't have this bob strauss figure. they are still fractured. so, bob really came in at a key time. i started researching his time at the dnc first, the first chapter that i wrote. i started in the middle and his election to the chairmanship and the national archives has all of the transcripts from the dnc meetings. these can be some pretty dull readings. but not

that is fool hardy economic policy. >> and wayne, do you agree with that? >> i think john said something earlier that people are going to spend. the question is, are they going to buy the more expensive item when they cannot afford it there is no doubt they will spend but they will buy less. >> that is the point as well. >>> and one thing about that is, the record consumption that happened in northern europe and america in the last 20 or 30 years is fueled by credit. same as what is happening in the united states government it is fueled by atm's, and running the second mortgages and fueled by credit cards that has contracted 50 percent . people's savings rate is going up. but that means they are not spending as well. much. >> and consumption is the end of the productive process . we don't node more cash for clunkers but more profit for things like steve jobs. >> great discussion. and bah humbug if they aren't;? did the government just guarantee your car and gas in it will be so expensive, you are doing this. 64 bottles was beer on the wall. 64 bottles was b

tower so that you could climb it today this year's sky ride fund raiser offered some options for the hardylibrated to match the effort of climbing those 109 stairs. >> one week on top just wasn't enough for the fearless sea lion. tahawwur you saying dreamworks posts and boots was number one at the box office for the second week in a row it broadens slightly less than it brought in on its debut weekend here are some of the other box office winners. foris never out-of-reach. the next generation craftsman autohammer. a new articulating head. superior access. only sears has over twenty five nextec tools, now all on sale. craftsman. trust. in your hands. [ male announcer ] this is lois. the day starts with arthritis pain... a load of new listings... and two pills. after a morning of walk-ups it's back to more pain back to more pills. the evening showings bring more pain and more pills. sealing the deal... when, hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. it can relieve pain all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lois... who chose two aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. [ female a

the big huge storm out of alaska, here's pictures from the nome area, they're pretty weather-hardy up there. 90-mile-per-hour winds, blinding snow, that was pretty much added to the list this was like a blizzard along with a hurricane at the same time. storm surge did cause a little bit of damage, but mostly rural and western alaska, we're not seeing a lot of dramatic pictures. if a storm like this happened in the eastern half of the united states, we would still be talking about it for a long time. as far as what we're dealing with, the storm system at one point was 1500 miles wide. now it's gone. now our focus is back in the lower 48. there's not a lot going on, we have our tropical storm shawn just off the coast. there's a cold front coming through new england today, that will suck up some of that wet weather. if you live in maine, new hampshire, massachusetts, long island. be prepared for rainy weather to move in today. the cold front has cleared out through the midwest, it will be chilly and raw today in areas of wisconsin, michigan, all through the ohio valley, but at least it w

word tonight one of perry's coworkers, co-pilot russell hardy, was flying the plane when it crashed. crash site is so inaccessible, tonight, ntsb investigators had to be air lifted in as they try to determine what caused the plane to go down. whatever the explanation, it's clear that for karen perry, thanksgiving will never be the same. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to david tonight. >>> we move on this evening to egypt, where there is late word that those three american students arrested a week ago now during those anti-government protests are beginning their journey home to the u.s. abc's lama hasan is in cairo's tahrir square tonight. lama? >> reporter: good evening, david. family members of the three american college students say they will be flying home to the united states tonight. they were held for five days at a local police station, accused of throwing fire bombs at security forces during the violent protests, something the students deny. in tahrir, there was a remarkable show of force. hundreds of thousands of protesters refusing to leave tahrir square

consider all of them bad double that lead just three minutes after the halftime break to hardy's the crowd of converting from a penalty sports car would pull one document dying minutes you need to work off giving them hope but it was too little too late. for all three points. their first win in six is maybe group being one in the home side for me taking the lead on the half hour mark. the deal of time stuff just to get a check of that shot. of time running out because onside push men forward in search of an equalizer christiane the boy had two very good chances to his side a share of the spoils but it's own both occasions can recall it was up to the toss one nil to polgar finish. meanwhile in the late game of the day become i.t.v. held second place moscow to a draw by the slavic not hear of gave the home side believe in the eleventh minute of the album and gone in the second period see to be our savior davis here scott once again sixty minutes strike one one the final scores you need state top of the league serious kind second row women try it on points with fourth place sponsor mosc

with him, coworkers russell hardy, who leaves a 3-year-old son and joseph hardwick, who was to be married next month. >> all of these families are just obviously heartbroken, trauma tized over the lost of their loved one so suddenly and on thanksgiving. >> reporter: the point of the impact, near the top of this steep mountain cliff. deputies and investigators have to be air lifted in. >> it appears to be almost like a cliff where the aircraft crashed and everything was not only strewn to the base and because of the explosion, some distance, but even behind where this cliff area is. >> reporter: it will now be the job of the ntsb to figure out what went so wrong on a clear arizona night. lisa stark, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to lisa. >>> overseas tonight, and to the three americans waiting to be released after being arrested during new violence there. also, a rare apology by the generals now ruling egypt, for the deaths of anti-government protesters during the clashes this week in cairo. abc's lama hasan is in tahrir square. lama? >> reporter: good evening, david. the three ameri

pilot russell hardy, left behind a wife and a son. >> the way that debris was tlun and fire was burning, it doesn't look like anyone could survive something like that. >> reporter: a tough task for the team. agony for the family. >> with the families, if there's something they can be thankful for, is to have these loved ones in their lives to this point. and the good memories that they have with them. >> reporter: the sheriff said his teams will continue to work until all of the bodies have been recovered. diana alvear, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks, diana. >>> we'll lighten the mood after that tragedy. we have an update, now, on a bizarre robbery attempt caught on camera over labor day weekend. this young man dressed as, yep, gumby, and his plain clothes accomplice, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor robbery. >> the gumby told the clerk he had a gun. the two eventually turned themselves in and police seized that gumby suit. >>> all sides in the nba labor dispute are expected back to the table here in new york today. there's still hope of reaching a deal inside to save the nationally-tele

fun week at the hardy park and surfing all week. >> cool sports. >> "nightline"up next. >> remember youest breaking news on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> we'll be back in the evenin evening. for all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. >> good night everyone.

temperatures about 8 degrees, no the a petty picture there was some damage, but this is a weather-hardy of fishing communities, just restoring power will be the biggest thing for some of these people. as far as what we're dealing with today, we have a little rain heading to new england. we went a week and a half with no wet weather at all. this is mostly heading for areas of eastern new england, from hartford to providence, boston definitely up through new hampshire and maine you're going to get the worst of this with maybe an inch or two only a chance of showers, new york and philly. a cold morning in the middle of the country, wind chills are brutal this morning, but at least it will be sunny. and maybe flurries for areas around chicago, who saw their first snowflakes of the season. >> thanks so much. turn to sports and some disturbing nurse out of major league baseball, especially for the washington nationals, catcher wilson ramos, of venezuela, was abducted from his home in valencia, venezuela yesterday by four armed gunmen. 'apparently the victim of a kidnapping. according to polic

pilot russell hardy left behind a wife and 3-year-old son and mechanic joseph hardaway, just 22 years old, was set to wed his fiance next month. >> the way that debris was strewn, and the fire was burning, it didn't look like anybody could survive something like that. >> reporter: crews have recovered the body of one of the children and continues searching. a tough task for the team. agony for the family. >> with the families, if there's something they can be thankful for is to have these loved ones in their lives to this point and the good memories that they have with them. >> reporter: the sheriff said his teams will continue to work until all of the bodies have been recovered. diana alviar, abc news, los angeles. >> thanks, diana. we will lighten the mood after that tragedy. we have an update now. a bizarre robbery attempt caught on camera over the weekend. this man dressed as gumbie and his plain-clothesed accomplice are pleading guilty. >> yes, the character told the clerk he had a gun, and then later claimed it was all as big misunderstanding. the two eventually turned themselve

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fun week at the hardy park and surfing all week. >> cool sports. >> "nightline"up next. >> remember youeep track of the latest breaking news on twitter at 7 news bay area. >> we'll be back in the evenin evening. for all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. >> good night everyone. ith the state, and the judge ordered murray taken directly to jail. he will have to stay there until his november 29th sentencing. he faces four years in prison. prosecutors say he was lose his medical license. rob, sunny. >> behind bars until the 29th. after that? >> after that he could go free. i will say this. i wasn't surprised at the verdict. surprised at the perp walk. he is not a threat to society. not a flight risk. the judge was sending a message -- you are going to jail. but for how long? there is such an overcrowded prison system in los angeles. i can't imagine he is going to prison. he may get home confinement. >> that's it. he may never spend -- >> he is spending this time. that's why the judge remanded him actually. >> knowing that

now, america did push for reform, but often not hardy enough for publicly enough. today we recognize that the real choice is between reform and unrest. last january i told arab leaders that the region's foundations or sinking into the sand. even if we don't know when the breaking point would come, it was clear that the status quo was unsustainable. after a year of resolutions and broadcast on al jazeera into homes to rabat, going back to the way things were in december of 2010, it is not just undesirable, it is impossible. the trick is that the greatest single source of stability -- instability in today's middle east is not the demand for change, it is the refusal to change. that is certainly true in syria where a crackdown on small peaceful protests drew thousands into the streets and thousands more over the borders. it is true in him and where president has reneged repeatedly on his promises to transition into democracy and a suppressed peoples rights and freedoms. it is true in egypt if over time the most powerful political force in egypt remains, they will have

pyramid is the most risky form of owning gold which is the likes of futures and options which are very hardy high bieber's high spec risky instruments and then as you come down the pyramids you have junior gold mining stocks will be open and to cull the pyramids and then come to the mid level the pyramid you have likes e.t.f. solutions just been introduced around that time and then very firmly but on the pyramid at the base that's that's where it is more safety so then you get into the visual goals and you get into the personal allocator canvas and then under very base of the pyramid which is your ultimate temptation is actual physical who live and taking delivery of physical violence and we've for a long time about the pain of that is you know there is a lot of counterparty risk in the world and the whole point of owning gold's reporting is that you try to reduce i can't argue risk. dissident graphically illustrate i recently which were church journal so i am sam i haven't even actually and i think we're going to see more of that sort of scenario in in coming weeks and months i mark i was j

certainly a need for self-control and the kind of person what i recall psychological reason motional hardinessthat would allow a police officer to look at another citizen who was demonstrating against his government. and to be sensible in the face of that we have seen i think a tendency on the part of law enforcement in this country to heighten the military response to everything across the board drug war has a huge role to play in there and so too does the what i would consider to be the misguided overreaction to domestic terrorism concerns and you could say to you that you know the the irony in this movement specifically with occupy wall street as that you know to use that their messaging that the police are part of the ninety nine percent they're supposed to be on the same side as the protesters here and yet it seems like they're being treated like enemies why do you think in that case that more police have broken rank and decided to join up because they need to keep their jobs. i think that's huge job security particularly today as it is vitally important i know there are police officers w

these vegetables are very hardy. they will keep in your refrigerator just chilled. you can put them in your meat drawer. they've take up a little bit of room. they will be perfect. >> fantastic. and there is huge supplies here at the farmers market. head on down. it back to you guys. >> thank you. we will check back in about 20 minutes. >> still to come on eyewitness news sunday morning. >> landmark cases approaching in the chesapeake href by a hired man for fish. could this fish farms stall the problem, create ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. >> today going up to 62 degrees with clouds increasing and rain off and on monday and tuesday and wednesday. on wednesday the rain clears out early in the day and we start to clear out. thursday and friday sunshine. temperatures all right back up to 53, and then 60 degrees on friday. >> fish caught overseas end up on your dinner table wit

. >> "the hardy boys." >> "dennis the men nis" he even had a weapon. >> you know they wanted to. >> i am goufus and you are gallant. >> fair enough. >>> time to take a break. stay there and we will be back for more fun. fun? really, fun? >>> well, droped my pen. a toronto school apparently in canada has temporarily banned soccer balls, baseballs and footballs after a serious incident where staff and students were struck on the playground. now only nerf or sponge balls are allowed. if you are a parent and you get hit by a round object, isn't that your fault? >> i will not even touch this story. you knew i would be on the panel and you pick a story where the principal says you can't bring your balls to school? i have gotten beat because i called donald trump a [bleep] which that just got beeped again. there is no angle i am going to hit. in the thing you sent me it said nobody could bring it to school after a few serious incidents. i was uh annoyed you handed me a talking point you knew i wasn't going to be able to do. >> i am happy we did that because it upset you. >> if we outlaw ball

have unquestionably been elected president again in the republican land slide that gave us warren hardy. he died when he did. i'm glad for mixed reasons that he died when he did. a, because after 32 years of writing about him -- [laughter] i didn't particularly want to write a fourth volume. [laughter] people say you must feel terrible about that dreadful death. i said, actually, it was the greatest fun killing him off. [laughter] all authors love to write death scenes, so he's dead now, buried, there's an epilogue describing his reputation, and now i buried him too, and i'm moving on to the life of thomas eddison with the anticipation and excitement and no particular no stole jay -- nostalgia for tr, but a lingering affection that will be with me until i die, so thank you for coming, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] thank you. i believe we have five minutes for any questions if there are any. is that a line to a mic there? >> did that change much during his lifetime, and in addition to what you mentioned, how well did he cope and adapt to the aging process? >> can i have the initial qu

it is easy to say union should walk out of the democratic hardy. it is not clear, big money controls a lot nowadays in politics. not just republicans but democrats and i think that is why a lot of democrats are not paying attention to union members and that is a big issue. i will shut up. next question, the lady in the gray and blue shirt. >> thanks. i think this is a useful point to maybe try to take a step back and look at how we can situate reshaping the narrative around unions in the larger social kind of debates that are happening in the direction that we have been moving in since the 80's and continuing. this idea that freedom is the overriding value that we should embrace in america but that we have lost touch with other values of fairness and equality and opportunity and justice that used to also animate the american dream until we considered ourselves to be as a people. so we have discussed the idea that unions are seen as being selfish but on the subway yesterday i overheard ice -- the building trade council must be protesting in front of