harrison. that is strike two. >> a good fastball from matt harrison.arolina. 26 years old. he has great stuff. >> joe: fouled back. again, neftali feliz, elvis andrus and matt harrison. three guys who are prominent figures for this team that has won the west. and is leading two games to one in the alcs back in july of 2007, at the deadline for texas rangers and ron mahhay. texa -- for mark teixeira and rn mayhay. >> tim: trade of the decade. >> joe: teixeira moved on after that. >> tim: like a dry cleaning convention. >> joe: nolan ryan all bundled up. chilly and wet. the 2-2 pitch. hard hit, base hit. inge will stop at second. two on with miguel cabrera coming up. >> joe: a few baseball for harrison. they will go through a lot of baseballs here tonight. a meeting on the mound. as you look at the faces and the names in that deal back in 2007. at the deadline. teixeira went to atlanta with a lefty ron mayhay. here are three major componen components that the rangers organization picked up in that deal. >> joe: cabrera. ball one. >> tim: cabrera last nig

and case 2011, 2495 harrison for parking variances. we consider the conditional use request for the zoning administrator. and the all street parking there. >> we are going to propose to convert the retail space of 2000 square feet for a nonprofit community facility, with a new construction of a single-family residence. the sponsor is here today as well and can go into detail about the operations there is the applicable requirements of the planning code, and this will create a productive community service. we see this with landscaping and private, open spaces. this is essential neighborhood character. and this is a historically significant buildings, the project will pay the impact fees. this also includes a variance request for of street parking for the new residential building. this concludes my presentation and i am available for questions. >> the project sponsor? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am the project spawner cook -- sponsor, the owner and the architect. i would like to knowledge the community process, the organization t

five-car wreck here. 580 at harrison. now, it was in those lanes. you see a lot of police officers here on the scene. a lot of chp officers, i should say. 580 traffic is backed up. i was wondering if you can give me pan to the rye, i want to see how bad the traffic is. looks like it's backed up at least to the lake shore curve here heading out toward at least fruitvale. it could be backed up to high street now. there is the lake shore exit. coming up to at least fruitvale here. it's not usually backed up this early. there it goes around that corner again. looks like this backup, it looks like that could be -- that could be about fruitvale maybe. so it's not quite backed up to high street just yet. let's go back to the desk. >>> well, a police pursuit in concord ended in a crash that killed an innocent driver. cornerback tara moriarty joins us now and tells us how it went from a minor traffic violation to something of more serious. tara. >> reporter: this driver was pulled over for a cellphone violation. that's a very minor infraction. it's less than

hundreds of police officers here at 19th and harrison.and you have to think there's a reason for this. maybe amy hollyfield can shed light on it. amy, what's up? >> reporter: hi terry. all the action started here but it is now quiet. of weeks now it is empty, surrounded by police officers. the health department will be coming in soon to cleanup. they've arrested any protesters who refused to leave. police got here about 4:30. they first made announcement they were the oakland police department this was an unlawful assembly and everyone needed to leave or be arrested. protesters who chose not to leave were arrested. most walked out on their own. we did see a couple who resisted, who had to be carry out myself officers. there are reports on twitter of some police brutality. some are saying rubber bullets were fired and tear gas was released. we did not see any of the rubber bullets fired. police have told us that everything went smoothly. they will be briefing us later this morning. there was one picture on twitter. there was some tear gas

this is westbound 580 by harrison. we actually had a couple of multi-vehicle crashes in that same area right by that harrison street exit. everything is now off to the shoulder. you can see still some flashing lights though and it is still a slow crawl past the scene. again mostly a visual distraction right now. from the view of chopper 5, it looks like it's backed up to at least park boulevard. unfortunately, these delays are growing. again, all lanes are once again reopened for a short time just for about a moment they had all westbound 580 lanes closed by harrison street but again, no injuries to report in this, just slower speeds and everything has been cleared to the right shoulder. let's go to 880. better news here. northbound 880 at 66 past the coliseum, we were also following a four-car crash here. for while it was backed up towards hegenberger but it looks like that's not the case any longer. now it is free-flowing all the way up into downtown oakland. to the bay bridge they did turn the metering lights on. so

good news, westbound 580 at harrison, that lane may be cleared shortly.cident i should say, right lane should be cleared shortly. traffic will be improving there. good news northbound 880 that accident cleared all lanes are open as you head northbound past the coliseum. drive times, 580 out of the central valley jamming up. 580 freeway that we just mentioned past harrison improving. 880 northbound. bay bridge we have an accident coming off the bay bridge there's the shot we are looking for, accident coming off the bridge at the james 101 split that is the reason the upper deck is very slow as you come into san francisco. 80 westbound at the james 101 split. toll plaza metering lights on. traffic backing into the maze. >>> it is 6:39. >> i wondered about this. are men more interested in finances or football? think about that one. jane king will have the answer live from the new york stock exchange. here's the big board now dow up 126 points. >>> new study questioning the effectiveness of the flu shot. >>> it could be your last chance to have your voice hea

you harrison you just gave it interview with fox news. how did it go for you. it was pretty much what i was expected i mean they set a lot of traps for me and they pretended to be really polite but you know there's there's really a lot of hostility the a they ask a lot of questions that if you answer it would mean your sensually agreeing to a false promise they always ask a stupid throw away question if you answered you it would automatically assume that you have that you're agreeing with some larger promise isn't nearly a list of programming sure i believe actually. there's tricks didn't work i mean it was gone. but i guess i know you've been down there certainly in the thick of things. you know in new york on wall street in zuccotti park but i want to get your take not sure if you heard about or saw what's been going on in denver police overnight there. clear in the park but those protesters are saying in police see this as a victory i'm wondering what you think the effect of this will be if you think more efforts like this you know officers literally surroun

team he is in our new york studio and there harrison i got to start by asking this uganda i mean this is on the front page of the new york times today do you think that uganda is the economy should be front page news especially considering what you're taking part in i guess this is a butterfly flaps its wings in hong kong it creates a world you know. here in new york so i guess it could be important. answers with you know i think if we got to by wall street's more important issue right now especially since it's going on literally in the backyard of the printing presses of the new york times. i know that. you has and you just gave it interview with fox news. how did i go for you. it was pretty much what i was expected i mean they set a lot of traps for me they pretended to be really polite but you know there's there's really a lot of hostility there. they ask a lot of questions that. if you answer it would mean your sensually agreeing to a false promise they did they always ask a stupid throwaway question if you answered you it would automatically assume that you have that you're agree

the stud quickly became a kind of hit the dance bar and is now located elsewhere, night and harrison.n 1968, the ramrod opened for the down folsom streets. then the place opened up called the in between, because it was in between the other two. that are was many incarnations, now powerhouse. in the late 1960's and through the 1970's, gay and other places started to multiplying in the area. much of this happen because the neighborhood, once san francisco is a desk drawer power house and primary working residential district has been undergoing changes brought about by de industrialization to dr. oz work, ii, many facilities lead -- during world war ii, they let the neighborhood. the core function shifted to oakland and didn't -- and their real roads in the area began to be dismantled. you can still see remnants of some of those railroad tracks, particularly in the areas out of harrison street and into the base of potrero hills. most of the blue-collar residents of population also went with the postwar suburbs. these changes were further exacerbated by the redevelopment agency's activiti

. >> sam harrison said he thought about bailing out as early as 2005 when he signed his last contract. today, he took time off to give a farewell speech. >> we are very proud of that your >> harrison spent plenty of time going down memory lane dree >> it feels good. i want as many people who have been a part of this experience to feel good about what they have done. >> a few of them joined him for a press conference where he tried to spell out more of the successes. >> 12 years, that is a pretty good run for anybody. 12 years in a school system with over 100,000 students as diverse as we are with 12 consecutive years of academic achievement is unheard of. >> he is already looking beyond the summer when he retires and toward a greener pastures. >> i would like to take advantage of the incredible experiences that i have amassed over my career. i would like to consult with those who are preparing themselves for this profession. >> he will be willing to help the school board it is replacement. he was careful not to close the book on his current career. >> this is not a wake. [laughter] my

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in relief of harrison. ball one. up and in. 97 from ogando. harrison can be the winner.e hits. three walks, three strike-ou strike-outs. 2-0. >> tim: cabrera will look inside and try to tie it up. if he gets a strike inside, he will lead it. >> joe: 96 out over the plate. he took a rip. hmm. two balls and a strike. victor martinez and delmon young. the next two hitters. 2-2. 98 from ogando. now the parade of talented relievers ron washington can bring in out of his bullpen. harrison, the starter on the left went five. full count. >> joe: that will find the seats. tonight's volkswagen passat trivia question: the origin of the word "southpaw." another name for a left-hander in the early days of baseball, pitcher's left-hand usually faces south when delivering a pitch. the 3-2 is down and away. a lead-off walk. the fourth walk handed to the tigers in this game. ogando comes out of the pen and walks cabrera. >> tim: ogando threw six fastball to get to that 3-2 count. and then cabrera fought that ball and then he fouled one off. then he tried to go to the slider. and missed d

my next guests are government policies helping the economy or are they making things worse ever harrison is here to answer that he's founder and chief contributor to the financial web site credit write downs among other brilliant accolades and achievements thanks for being on the show welcome to the capital account nice to see on a different set so first i want to talk a little bit about this citi group thing because the news comes out. two hundred eighty five million dollars charging director of the c.d.o. structuring group you know responsibility for it. does this mean anything to citigroup which just reported three point eight billion dollars in earnings in its last quarter and to ponder some low level guidance not even at the company. this was a juxtaposition of the three point going for a quarter versus two in the new five million dollars for this deal you know citigroup was making twenty billion dollars a year at the height of you know pre-crisis it is from an accounting perspective but that was the accounting game that made the reality is that you have to have a few sacrificial li

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i'm don harrison for abc2 news. >> don harrison, always so resourceful. tonight's top stories. a sheriff's deputy in northeast baltimore was involved in a bizarre shooting this morning, the sheriff's department says doherty was wielding a knife and jumped in to the deputy's car, forcing the deputy the shoot him in self defense. his family says it doesn't make sense since he has had numerous run ins with the law and avoids them at all costs. >>> ethan pled guilty and mutilated two adopted cats, one was killed with a bb gun , the other nearly beat on the death. he could face up to three years in prison. >>> news from around the station starts in indiana, 7 people died after a crash near the michigan border. the victims were in a mini van that had 10 family members in it. none wearing seat belts. it was rear ended by a tractor trailer. witnesses say the van may have hit a deer and slowed down or stopped before it was hit. one of the 7 killed was an infant which was in a car seat. it was used improperly. >>> ten schools in greenville, south carolina were locked downive as a gunman

the starters, the combination of matt harrison and kyle lohse are long gone. harrison went 3-2/3.ohse went in to the fourth. didn't get an out. >> joe: ball one. jon jay has not been in on the bunt. he is 0-4 and waiting on deck. here is a 1-2. and left centerfield. that is down and will go all the way to the wall. descalso will score from first. it's another rbi double for molina. it's 15-7 here in the eighth. >> tim: the fourth rbi of the night for yadier molina. whose brothers bengie and jose were in st. louis. we have talked about it, the only three brothers to win world series rings. and yadier is trying to win his second. the pitch was up from low. descalso took over at a pinch runner scored easily. >> joe: now jay. ball one. watching mcgwire i got a chance to be around the team, the cardinals when mcgwire was playing and setting the home run record, back in 1998. he passed maris. he won a title with the a's back in '89, with tony la russa. i think in some ways the cardinal worse win this world series. he will get as much, maybe more in some ways out of it, because he has ta

the ceo of wal-mart was eating dinner with harrison ford here.ir theme motto, occupy dc says he represents the 1%. call him indiana jones, he's man these people want. ? was inside union -- this was inside union station after protestors made their presence known. the demonstrators rotating their chants. but regardless of the words, their angry blasts are aimed at the ceos attending this function. >> wal-mart, ceo. >> reporter: and among them was harrison ford. >> we understand he has issues he's trying to promote. join us. join the rebel army. >> reporter: so as they try to lure the actor from what they call the dark side, they hold a sign pointing out the price of one plate for this diner. $1,000. they neglect to mention this is a charity event for charity international. and just like i took video with my cell phone, many more protestors took video with their cell phones. social media is a tool. >> it's like everyone having access to the media. >> reporter: when security threatens to arrest them, they leave. they feel confident their message was

tomorrow night losch and harrison are the probables. >>> college football in the ucla game, a fan ran onto the field and ran off. the distraction started everything. during that time a group of players got into it, benches cleared, two players ejected. apparently that was all the fight ucla had, arizona won big.

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joining us is harrison schultz. good morning to you, harrison.hink your message is resonating. we got the president giving sympathy for pthe protests and there's a conflict there. >> i'd like to clarify, i'm a participant in this because as a participant, no one is really organizing this. this is happening spontaneously on its own. >> so if no one is really organizing, what is this? i mean, do you call this sort of a grassroots movement? i mean, what's behind it? >> this is society spontaneously starting to heal itself, in my opinion. this is people -- when i think of justice, this is people tired of playing by the rules and coming up short every month. and this is people going down to talk about common problems. and what people are finding is a lot of mutual support and community. and that's what is going to lead to change. >> harrison, how long is this going to last? >> i hope it never ends personally. this is an example of how society should look. people sharing labor, this is all good stuff. >> right. but if there is an end game here, what do

harrison said he would be glad if asked to help the school board pick his successor. >> it is quick to have to be a person with a strong and corps background. somebody who has a great deal of integrity. somebody who has the strength not to yield to political pressures. >> coming up next 6:00, we will find out what harrison was pointing to do after he leaves baltimore county. another education is, maryland is hold off asking the government for a waiver of no child left behind. instead, states will official said it will wait until the next year. some schools were given failing marks even though students were achieving. maryland plans to ask for a waiver. maryland is only 1.5 -- is only a handful of states. >> thank you, tim tooten. here's a look at some of our other top stories at this hour. doctors have upgraded the condition of a man shot and said the university of maryland medical center parking garage last night. police have stepped up petrol as officers continue to search for the should appear the 11 new site team has learned that the become was also a victim of a home invasion. in

harrison shut down for a block.et. three right lanes are shut down. that is traffic. here's lawrence. >> all right, elizabeth. we have some great weather coming our way, lots of sunshine, already looking good out there now a little cool. but blue skies over coit tower and sunshine all the way to the coastline. it will stay that way the entire day. 60s at the beaches, a lot of 70s in the valleys and the bay, temperatures in the 70s. warmer saturday, cooling slightly sunday, couple of clouds move through monday. maybe rain thursday. ,,,,,,,,

you may want to also consider the harrison and fremont street off-ramps.t is really backing up on the upper deck. by the way, they did turn the metering lights on so we are seeing delays all the way up the incline and backed up through the pay gates. coming up we'll tell you more alternates to get out of the city, when they expect to reopen lanes plus mass transit. back to you. >> look at that backup. >>> here's something to think about if you're stuck in traffic. the bay area has some of the worst bridges in the country. that's according to a report by the group, transportation for america. it says about 20% of the bridges in the san jose and san francisco areas are structurally deficient, meaning they need significant maintenance or replacement. some of the bridges in san francisco include the ones at the interchange of highway 101 and 280. also on the list, the harrison street bridge that crosses beale street and a 3rd street bridge at china basin. >>> you're on an airplane and it loses cabin pressure. the air mass drops and you hear a woman start to cr

at fifth hand harrison, traffic is moving a little bit. it looks like people are not be allowed onto the deck. inseams like at the point of the accident, maybe they are letting some cars go through their, it looks like traffic is moving although there are still preventing people from hopping onto the freeway westbound 80. there are authorities at fourth and harrison making sure people do not get on to the offramp. this city streets are not too bad. >>george: they are allowing traffic to go on to the central freeway. they will still be forced off of the freeway on to the city streets in san francisco, and they are just moving some of the traffic off in this direction. as you had it westbound into san francisco, here is a look from treasure island. things have fanned out only a little bit on the upper deck west. if you do not want to end up on city streets, do not use the bay bridge. >>mark: we are continuing to follow this breaking news story. we will check in with gary radnich after the break. >>darya: good morning gary. everyone is saying

i'm don harrison. >>> anyone who has gone to the mt.vernon tavern, knows it is a landmark. >>> you're looking at a 30-year-old morgan state johns hopkins grad trying to raise the money to save his life. tonight a little -- the little batmans and rib set -- princesses will be out. don harrison is explaining what they're doing. >> it's a concern. >> parents are aware that making it a safe holiday is paramount. >> any reflective clothing is a plus. travel with flashlights. you want them to be seen by folks or not cognizant. >> reporter: jamie has a baby and a 3-year-old. >> i will be with him. by the time it gets dark we'll be inside. >> reporter: remember to be visible, maybe wear something reflective. if the kids don't want to put it on, you put it on. while

to abandon protectionism and stop politicizing economic issues let's not talk to edward harrison who's the founder of credit vidal's news and opinion website dedicated to finance and foreign policy mr harrison i mean this is not the first time that the u. has us has accused china of currency manipulation or is it the first time the tribe has reacted but this time will there be any concrete action from china following its critical rhetoric. it all depends on whether the united states takes measures or whether it just threatens to take measures because what's on the table is just pose a threat that will be taken if the kurds he doesn't appreciate that's not the same as actually imposing the sections so we'll have to see how far this gets but clearly the obama administration doesn't want to go that they really would like to have this resolved amicably and so the legislation would. have a lot further to go before we see any sort of reaction. so you don't think it will go any further and even if you ask the u.s. business community they don't see. how it will benefit them as well as the poli

i am eun yang in for barbara harrison. we begin with new developments after the killing of moammar gadhafi. libya's governing board meets today. and they are raising questions as to how the dictator died. melissa malay joins us now. >> there are mixed reports about whether gadhafi's funeral is scheduled for today. the video we are about to show you is fairly graphic, and it's of the fallen leader taken yesterday. here you can see, he is bloody and wobbling, and they found him in a pipe and moved him into a truck where he was shot. they want to know if he was executed or killed in cross fire. the spokesman calls the video very disturbing. john mccain appeared on the "today" show, and he said he has confidence of the leadership transition in libya. >> they have a bunch of militias running around, and as you know there are all kinds of weapons spread all over, they have got to get those secured. >> forces are now gathering as you can see at the sewer pipe where he was captured posing for photos, and they are trying to cash in

harrison has been very solid. the rangers love playing behind them. they have won 15 of his last 17 starts. by the way, when ken rosenthal was talking to josh hamilton, he said you you are look forward to getting into the warm weather. hamilton is not the only guy. you ready to get on the plane and head to arlington? >> a.j.: i think my teeth ever chattering. >> chris: you played in chicago. it's not that bad >> a.j.: well, i'm looking at you. >> chris: it's been a great series so far. a pair of one-run games. on the west coast, its the news. join us saturday for game three. only on fox. then on sunday it's the fox nfl double-header starting with the pregame show at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. the falcons and lions headline our game. then in the american game of the week the undefeated packers battle the vikings for the rams meet the cowboys. promotional consideration paid for by the: >> chris: for more information on tonight's game and the latest on the baseball news, log on to foxsports.com. for our crew, this is chris rose taking so long from st. louis

but barbara harrison deserves a lot of credit here. she works countless hours on this program.s now nationwide. she is really a pioneer in trying to get these great kids homes. >> a pebble in the pond. you never know how far those ponds will go out and what kind of impact when they get where they're going as well. it's a very, very impact barbara has had and anybody who has adopted a kid or even mentored a kid. it makes a big difference in people's lives if you just touch them a little bit at times. >> you're making a different in a lot of people's lives this weekend. >> well, mother nature -- i'm just the messenger. i'm leery of taking too much credit when the sun is out because eventually it will rain and my name will be mud again. we'll talk about mother nature's sunshine when we come back after this. our 4 new rich & hearty soups really have people talking... [ guy ] ring, ring. hold on a sec... progresso... i love your new loaded potato with bacon. that's what we like to hear. where was i? oh right... our rich & hearty soups.. people love the thick cut carrots... we do too

in annapolis, i'm don harrison for abc "2 news." >>> the latest from annapolis on the third day of the general assembly -- the bill that passes is almost identical except for some smaller roar which the senate needs to pass so the governor can sign off on it. >>> taking a look at district one first. this is the new map now. it used to stop in harper county. it took a slab out of baltimore county, now it drifts over into carol county that's district one. that's where andy harris is right now. now i want to take you to district six. it used to go all the way to cecil county line. it's backed all the way up through frederick that's the new plan for district six. i wanted to show you district seven, there is elijah comings district. it used to go up to randallstown. now, he is going to go into the zone district seven and district three, the congressman has plenty of frequent flyer miles. he will go from owensville all the way into columbia, to arundell county. there you go, that is our new plan mapped out by the governor and signs off by the house or senate. >> >> if you want to map it out

don harrison shows us what police are doing to handle the break-ins. >> the serenity of the heritage him community has been broken over the past few weeks. since september 20th, five houses have been broken into. some were vacant and others while nobody's home. >> it's scary. i've got three little kids. >> reporter: police are so concerned that they've actually robocalled people in the heritage hill area so they can be aware of it. it's a wakeup call. >> the kids are always out playing. >> our community involvement. they're the first line of defense. we've been made aware of several incidents. we want people to report anything they see. >> reporter: besides using the reverse 911 call, they're sending disawtionz -- additional officers to the area. police are also taking advantage of the internet. >> social media type of situation. we're alerting people on the internet. >> reporter: joe hooker lives in the area and has a security system. >> people should keep their doors locked tight, and purchase an alarm or dog. >> reporter: in glen burnie, don harrison. >> call 410-222-6135. >>> a f

matt harrison and rick porcello. harrison, who won game four ever the division series in st.and there's porcello, who lost game four of the divisional series. here's a pitch high. that was to the yankees here on september 4th, 10-1 and did well in relief on saturday night, two perfect in was a strikeout against the rangers. here's the 1-0. jackson has had a nice night. ball 1. three straight hits for austin jackson. one run scored, one rbi. that happened in the sixth. he bats in the eighth and takes ball three. strike 1. right now the tigers have it set up for jose valverde, who has been perfect all year in save opportunities. he is ready in the bullpen. a breaking ball. broken bat. fly ball to hamilton in center. the inning is over. we go to the ninth inning, game three. rangers coming up, their last chance. they trail it, 5-2. jennie-o is hitting the road, traveling l across the country win over people everywhere th the burger that's as lean as it is delicious. (woman) the flavor is fantastic. (man) that's turkey? this is amazing! it's juicy. (man #2) it's very surprising,

ceo brian harrison resigned from the fremont company on friday.n refused to answer questions last month from a congressional panel. they are looking into solyndra's $535 million federal loan guarantee. >>> the district attorney is opening a criminal investigation into san francisco mayor ed lee over possible money laundering. it involves donations of $500 apiece that 17 employees of the go lorrie's van service game lee's election campaign just two weeks after sfo reversed new rules that the company had said were hurting business. rival mayoral candidate dennis herrera says supervisors at the company told drivers that they would be repaid for their donations. >> he is primarily alleging that there was a money laundering operation going on with the political campaign and, you know, we want to make sure that we're not passing any judgment on the merits at this point. but given the totality of the circumstances, we thought it was important for us to open up an investigation. >> the mayor's staff and the airport say that he never intervened in the deci

harrison has plenty to say why he is leaving and what is next. >> he thought about bailing out of the job as early as 2005. today he give time off to give a farewell speech. >> harrison spent plenty of time going down memory lane. >> the only thing about being successful in winning, it feels good. i want as many people who have been a part of this to feel good about what they have done. >> he tried to spot more of the successes. >> 12 years -- that is a pretty good run for anyone. 12 years in a school system with over 100,000 students as diverse as we are with 12 consecutive years of academics is unheard of. i'd like to go out on top. >> i would like to take advantage of the -- the support and mentoring of those who prepare themselves for this for now he would be willing to help the school board is replaced it. he was careful not to close the book of his current career. >> this is not a week. [laughter] my board members remind me of that all the time. they are going to hold me accountable to show up every day. there are more to make sure i -- the 70,000 employees do the good job we ar

thank you. >> this is maria harrison? >> i am here for health and environmental justice, representing the many members of bayview-hunters point. this body indicated that capt. would not be the alternative. but you are here with this notion -- and i really hate to do this by would like to draw your attention to the other areas, midway village in particular, and for every eight -- eight years, they have had to do this over and over. and they have the plastic and all of those wonderful things that we are hearing about. this is midway village of los geneva. this is very close but one thing i would really like for you to consider, in the pass years we have come before you and we have said that people first -- we are the constituents that you were put here to represent. when we say 87% of the voices in san francisco are against this, cleanest to the fullest extent with residential standards, and you allow them to remove a segment of cleaning and they refused to review this because of the money. money versus life is what you are

. >> coming up, george harrison is back in the spotlight. >> yeah.er he died at age 58 his life and music are getting a new burst of attention including hbo documentary by martin scorsese that premieres tonight. >>> also ahead this morning, for many couples, the worst part of the job could be coming home because you walk in that door, you want to relax, maybe sit down, forget about your day. but there is somebody else there sharing your space. you guys start to talk. kids running around. it's the witching hour. how do you deal with it? how can you better support one another when you walk in the door and both have a little bit down time without annoying the other person? our he said/she said panel will weigh in on that this morning. >> i think i know two people in the room who pitch that story. >> what are you talking about? >>> first, a new front-runner in the republican race for president. the latest cbs news poll shows herman cain in a first place tie with mitt romney. >> who is herman cain? we talked josh landis and josh butler, to paint a picture

don harrison showing us how they are in trouble with the law. >> i have been up here the cab service up here just like -- it's messed up. >> reporter: its complaints that made police aware of problem was cabs at some amtrak and light-rail stops. >> we did an operation called operation correct fare. >> reporter: tuesday morning police did an undercover sting at the amtrak rail station and at a light-rail stop. they posed as customers looking for cab drives. in a 20 minute span police issued 11 violations, three of them involving arrests on the scene. one of the arrests was for a suspended driver's license and two were for criminal warrants. some of the violations were traffic citation, failure to start a fare meter and refusal to take a customer. >> take you where they got to go. >> reporter: these don't come as a surprise to some customers. >> most cab drivers want the trip out of town, you make yore money than try to run someone local and burn more gas in traffic. >> reporter: jeff used to drive a cab and he has seen drivers not play by the rules. >> we never did like short runs bec

i'm don harrison, i will let you know where they are. . you're never too old to bust to move. senior citizens turning to hip hop dancing to stay in shape and stay active. >>> you're watching the station that works for you, abc2 news at 5:00. >> the new iphone 4s, went on sale today with many people deciding to upgrade or get their first iphone, lines were long, here here the lines weren't that bad. wozniak stood in line too. >> i have friends that say this is the most important thing in history. they give up on doing this sacrifice. the sacrifice makes it worth more toe me. >> he held his position in from of the line where he posed for pictures and signed autographs. some expressed condolences about steve jobs. >>> experts say when it comes to internet dangers for teen girls, web sites that promote cyber bullying, eating disorders and sex can reek havoc on a girl's self esteem and their health. >> reporter: these girls seep how on line fun can turn in to an on line attack. >> they were making up rumors and calling her -- saying she was ugly and not pretty, no one likes her. >>

don harrison was on hand for the grand opening of the building. >> reporter: from the stars and stripe newspaper to desperate house wives it all comes this building to the military people around the world. this is the defense media activity building, it houses 660 employees, from seven separate activities and operation that serve all branches of the military. >> dma has a proud history to live up to. >> reporter: since 1861 when the first stars and stripes newspaper went out, the military has tried to keep its people informed while they are on duty. >> it's very important that where you are in the world that you feel that you are still, you maintain that citizenship, that you know what's happening back in the states, that you know what's the latest thing on television, what's happen around the world. >> reporter: scott william social is a broadcast producer. . >> when you move it's always trials because you are moving but at least -- we got here, got set up and the building beautiful. >> reporter: reaching troops has changed from the old days. >> everybody is doing everything from prin

i'd like to go out on top. >> harrison is retiring at the end of this school year. he says he's trying the improvement the students made during his tenure. >>> the man in charge of baltimore -- in charge of baltimore city schools is making decisions tonight. dr. andres will roll out a plan to close at least a dozen schools in the next 2 years. the schools targeted will have a low student enrollment. he has already closed 12 under performing schools. >>> a maryland girl goes prime time. she's just 11 years old. she's already appearing on a new cbs hit show. wjz is live and pat sat down with the family to watch the little girl's big debut. >> pat, that's exciting. >> reporter: it was very exciting. a gifted man finding a gifted girl in the area. and we get to see what she can do. >> it's the worst possible circumstances for tasha. >> it's going to be all right. show me where it hurts. >> my arm. >> reporter: best case scenario. >> when i was seven i saw the commercial on tv have you ever wanted to show the world i said yes i do want to show the world that. >> at the a

good afternoon, i'm barbara harrison. >> i'm jim handly. breaking news, a few moments ago, a fairfax county jury reached a verdict in the murder trial of a 2-year-old girl. carmella dela rosa was found guilty of killing her 2-year-old granddaughter. >> she tossed the girl off a walking bridge in tyson's corner. the jury found her guilty of first degree murder. now the sentencing phase has begun. more live, coming up at 5:00. >>> steve jobs saw the digital future and took us there. the apple co-founder is remembered today as one of the world's greatest innovators whose technology changed our lives. >> after a 7 year battle with cancer, he was 56 years old. jay gray joins us where flags are flying at half staff. jay? >> reporter: you don't go through a single day without seeing his things at work. perhaps that's the most enduring part of his amazing legacy. steve jobs captured the imagination of so many living out his dream which was the epitome of the american dream. >> he started in his garage with a friend and built this thing into a multi

matt harrison and rick porcello. harrison, who won game four ever the division series in st.and there's porcello, who lost game four of the divisional series. here's a pitch high. that was to the yankees here on september 4th, 10-1 and did well in relief on saturday night, two perfect in was a strikeout against the rangers. here's the 1-0. jackson has had a nice night. ball 1. three straight hits for austin jackson. one run scored, one rbi. that happened in the sixth. he bats in the eighth and takes ball three. stri 1. right now the tigers have it set up for jose valverde, who has been perfect all year in save opportunities. he is ready in the bullpen. a breaking ball. broken bat. fly ball to hamilton in center. the inning is over. we go to the ninth inning, game three. rangers coming up, their last chance. they trail it, 5-2. jennie-o is hitting the road, traveling l across the country win over people everywhere th the burger that's as lean as it is delicious. (woman) the flavor is fantastic. (man) that's turkey? this is amazing! it's juicy. (man #2) it's very surprising, th

in the huddle harrison said what are you doing here he said coach put me in and he said get the guyhere's mccarron. how do you assess his night. >> gary: everything the coaches said about him he's come through. he hasn't disappointed them all and i think alabama fans can rest easy they have a quarterback. he may not play every game but he has the potential to be a winning quarterback and take them to where they want to go. that's the only one play. sec championship and the winner of that game usually plays for the national championship. >> verne: robert clark if not call for the fair catch and kirkpatrick takes him down. 40-yard punt nothing on the return and clark lids to the bench and the player of the game, 181 yards, two touchdowns on the ground and also caught a couple and he just continues to impress. he had a modest start to the season against kansas state. >> gary: now i know you don't do this any more but you got to wonder if alabama doesn't take one period every day now at practice and prepare for lsu. >> verne: you think. >> gary: i don't see how they lose to those teams.

ceo brian harrison resigned from the fremont company on friday. a congressional panel of course looking into solyndra's $535 million federal loan guarantee. >>> 6:13. from wall street to your street. how a national movement is growing today in the bay area. >> plus, the birth rate is dropping. what's behind this fast-moving trend. >>> temperatures will be soaring though around the bay area today. high pressure building in a fairly mild start to the day. just how hot it will get in your neighborhood coming up. ,, ,, [ joycelin ] it was a typical morning. i was getting ready for work, and then i got this horrible headache, and then i blacked out. [ female announcer ] ...who thought she had reached the end of her story. [ joycelin ] the doctor told me i had two brain aneurysms and that one of them had ruptured. [ female announcer ] fortunately, she was treated at sutter health's california pacific medical center. [ joycelin ] the nurses and doctors were amazing, and they were like a second family to me. and now i'm back to doing what i love. [ female

still following the accident here westbound 580 at harrison street.t's your commute direction, just three lanes are open. there still. we have the cleanup and about five chp vehicles assisting. quite a distraction as you head westbound through oakland just north of the warren freeway, the highway 13 splat. further south, 880 in the commute direction also slowing, but recovering. a live look past the coliseum shows the earlier accidents has cleared to the shoulder. the flashing lights with a slowdown. the volume of course building which will contributed to the slowdown here. the bay bridge toll plaza has a backup as well. the metering lights are on. the backup and slow crawl from the 880 over crossing, a smooth drive down the eastshore freeway approaching. back to you. >>> it is 6:39. coming up on today in the bay, a lot of san jose streets have some serious problems and have costly repairs that need to take place. the city looking to, guess what, pass the cost on to you. >>> student loans help fuel the occupy wall street protests. now the president is

. >>> a failed nfl trade may have saved the life of detroit running back jerome harrison.being traded to philadelphia this week, but espn reports a physical exam revealed a brain tumor. the trade was canceled, but harrison is getting treatment and doctors say the outlook for his recovery is good. >>> finally, check out the new lighting system on the superdome in new orleans. ♪ >> that's pretty cool. hundreds of saints fans were on hand for the debut of the new dome lights. the system cost, get this, more than $1.5 million, but it features more than 26,000 led lights. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and startling new revelations about steve jobs' last days from his official biographer. biographer. hurry in for the lowest prices of the season. save on all the top brands and names you love. it's sears' biggest sale and lowest prices of the season, so don't miss out. that's real deals for real savings. sears. ,,,, a germy pump again. so we developed the lysol no touch handsoap system. it automatically dispenses the perfect amount of soap to

council member andrea harrison says every person is subject to the behavior of prostitutes and their customers. >> people leaving to go to work, taking their children to daycare. the children are subjected to this. we have even repairmen in their trucks, in their vans coming out, and they're soliciting early in the morning. >> harrison has proposed legislation that allows the police to tell two or more people standing around together loitering to move on even if they're not committing a crime. >>> president obama signed a temporary spending bill into law early this among. the white house said mr. obama signed it just after midnight. the bill will keep the federal government funded through november 18th. the new legislation will also provide an additional $2.65 billion in disaster relief to fema. fema has been stretched thin after several natural disasters including hurricane irene and tropical storm lee. >>> the republican presidential race remains focused on two men, mitt romney and rick perry. they will try to pick up donors who hoped new jersey governor chris christie would enter