henry is determined to move back in. >> i want to come home. this has always been a dpd neighborhood. people always beened fromly regardless of nationality or raise. >> reporter: now the community is coming to henry's rescue. joe owns the market. his annual charity golf tournament has added a new ben fsh ri. >> always looking to help someone else farce what you need. the first thing you want to do is throw a part for the community. >> reporter: the own are now visits with hen vie -- owner now visits with henry often. >> we actually got to know him this. sort of forced him out into the neighborhood again. >> reporter: in a community that values its history and generosity, henry would not be forgotten. >> nothing like home. >> reporter: in highland town, tim rutherford. >> along with the money raised for the golf tournament, they have recruited home contractors and builders to donate supplies and time to save henry's home. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, be sure to tune into one of maryland's cold cases. it's a case that detectives say still haunt them. 2

henry. >> i want to come home. this has always been a good neighborhood. people always been friendly, regardless of what nationality or what race they were. >> mr. henry says once his house is fixed up he wants to hold a party for joe and everybody who helped him through this. that's what highland town is all about. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month, and we'll be thinking of it all month as we prepare for the komen run for the cure. the historic concord point lighthouse, usually all white , is beaming, lit up in a pretty shade of pink or mauve. built in 1827 the tower is overlooking the point where the sus quijano flows into the bay. a special part of our web site is designated to breasted cancer awareness. it's a place to get information about supporting komen maryland and find inspiration analysis stories about the terrible disease. the big event though is the race for the cure coming up the end of the month, on the 23rd in hunt valley, plenty of time to reg sister. go to komen maryland.org. >>> abc really really likes us, we moved the bus in p

. >> reporter: henry swap has been hey -- henry swan has been out of iraq for six years now but it's not hard for him to imagine how the men and women stationed there are are feeling today. >> and that is relief of different emotions and happy to go home and see their families and wives and husbands and children. >> reporter: his time in iraq, was duty that connect error -- tipped him on edge. there are times you can get depressed and say it, you know, you join together with your fellow solars and need to -- soldiers and become a family and get through it. >> reporter: part of the stress came from knowing two of the younger brothers were in iraq at the same time. both of them marines, stationed in fallujah. >> i was not able to keep in contact with them, but a couple of marines, i knew them, so they were able to pass different messages to them so to make sure they were doing okay and to be careful, that type of thing. >> reporter: henry swan was a sergeant in the army reserves and feels his time spent in iraq was not in vain. >> do i believe that we accomplished anything? i do believ

chief white house correspondent ed henry has more. >> reporter: president obama never confirmed that colonel muammar gaddafi was dead, but he didn't have to. the images were there for all to see. >> today we can say that the gaddafi regime has come to an end. >> we'll never know how close gaddafi came to murdering more people. the secretary of state hillary clinton said the dictator was still trying to recruit mercenaries. >> they expressed concern to me when i was in tripoli two days ago. if he remained at large he would wage guerilla war against them. >> as the news first came in. >> wow! cameras caught the secretary taking a little bit of a victory lap. we came, we saw, he died. >> the president was quick to say this was a victory for the libyan people. though there was some indication at the white house. >> faced with the potential of mass atrocities, and a call for help from the libyan people, the united states and our friends and allies stop gaddafi's forces in their tracks. >> mr. obama was pillory with charges of leading from behind when he insisted the u.s. would have a limit

henry is talking trouble. look at her, she is in one place momentarily. she has great advice on how you and your family can have great fun, economically. >>henry: holiday season is for shopping. for some people, it is for travel. this travel mother has and widespread television appearances. she has great advice for families on how to travel. >> it is november. thanksgiving is upon us. the holidays are around the corner. there is so much news about sky-high air fares. the first thing to do is look for family values. resorts around the country bundle packages where there are activities and accommodations. ski resorts are awesome. if you are heading towards southern california, led the land. many people make shopping into a sport. hotels, resorts and malls create shopping packages. these are money-saving tips if you want to shop until you drop. the oil. join those vip clubs. you'll get incentives for shopping. this is my other money- saving tips, if you are using a credit card, use one that will give your rewards that are meaningful to you. i have children in colleg

chief white house correspondent ed henry has the story. >> president obama accused iran of a patternf dangerous and reckless behaifior that led the door open for military action. >> there will be consequences to action. wow don't take options off the table for how we operate with iran. but you can expect us to continue to apply the pressure that will have a direct impact on the iranian government. >> reporter: at a joint news conference with south korean president lee, mr. obama compared iran to north carolina as international outlaw -- north korea as international outlaw in wake of trying to kill the saudi ambassador to the u.s. while iranian government denied any role, the president flatly charged through the qods forces it was in cahoots with iranian suspect. >> we know had direct links, with us paid by, directed by individuals in the iranian government. the facts are there for all to see. >> reporter: he promised sanctions, retired general jack keen said policy of isolation failed. >> i think i would start with targeting the qods force who has been using proxy to conduct actions

ed henry has the numbers and reaction. >> reporter: after three more days campaigning -- [ cheering ] -- for his economic plan, if not his re-election. >> denver, i need your help. >> reporter: the hard fact is president obama is still no closer to passing the jobs bill. so the aides used mix number on economic growth to prod congress to act. >> 2.5% growth may be better than it was the previous quarter but it's not good enough. >> reporter: not good enough is not a catchy campaign slogan. a new fox poll shows 76% of the public is dissatisfied with the direction of the country. up from 69% in april. 61% at the start of the year. the poll also has good news for the president. asked why the economy is not doing better under the president marx jr.ty of 52% said he has good ideas but too few have passed. only 37% said he has bad ideas, too many passed. house republicans pushed back by noting they'd pass at least 15 measures they believe will create jobs. only to see them stall under the democratic led senate. >> mr. president, help us with the united states senate to pass the bipartisan c

. >> and it's not the first time ed henry has been jabbed by the white house.that the clash with jay carney over the debt ceiling bills last july. >> as chuck said, have a senator introduce it as an actual bill. we are six days away. >> chuck, i mean --ed, you know... the speaker walked away from this deal. okay? >> it was a great deal. put it out there, let the american people i. i think i have answered the question. >> one quick thick. >> you are creating a reel for fox. >> that's not what i am doing. you know better than that. >> what might be behind this? did it happen before ed joined fox? washington examiner chief correspondent byron york is here. hard not to be suspicious. i don't remember him being jabbed at cnn and they have a thing about fox news. but good humor or a bit of a jab? >> not really good humor. ed lenry covered the white house for cnn before comfox. they didn't treat him like this. now he's at fox, asking the same sort of questions and the same sort of thing. and all of a sudden, he's working for fox and has republican talking points. one

. >> reporter: henry swan has been out of iraq the better part of six years now. it's not hard for him to imagine how the service men and women stationed there are feeling today. >> it's got to be shockings, probably. release of different emotions and definitely happy to go home and see the families and their wives and husbands and children. >> reporter: he said the time in iraq, although served in the relative safety of the green zone, was duty that kept him on edge. >> your stress levels were high and you can get, there are times when you can get depressed and sad and that type of thing, you know, you join together with your fellow soldiers, you become a family and you get through it. >> a part of the stress came from knowing two of his younger brothers were in iraq at the same time. both of them marines, stationed in falucia. >> -- falugia. >> i was not able to keep in contact with them but a couple of marines i knew them and they were able to pass different messages to them. to make sure that were doing okay and to be careful. >> henry swan was a sergeant in t

henry. fed >> whiskey fest. speaking of scan the list [laughter] >> also an irish festival. it has fabulous music. s with a little bit of a scottish whisky coming up. >> thank you, henry. a look outside at the bay bridge. meteorologists, jacqueline bennett. >> another foggy morning are run the bay area and even drizzle. as we go towards the afternoon and not a lot of sun. more breaks of sunshine to the south near noon. as we maintain a chance of showers for the afternoon with a 20% chance of light rain in the north bay through the afternoon. let us take a look at temperatures. 70's in the south bay. 76 in campbell. 77 degrees and morgan hill. the inland valleys are going to also be in the 70's. 76 degrees and keeantioch and conc. and 70's in oakland, 72 degrees and union city. 69 in union city close to the coast, '50's. 60s. upper 50s. with a specially cloudy in the north bay. a specially. cloudy. but barely getting to upper 60s-low 70's for petaluma, novado, vallejo. and taking a look of this system pushing through this afternoon. we will be left with a few systems from mess with big changes! rain

has been part of a highland town family for a century. kim dacey tells us how neighbors and friends are trying to bring the 91-year-old resident home. >> henry reef has lived in the same house in highland town all his life. all 91 years of it. >> i was born here. the whole family was born here. january of 2012. a family has been living in the house 108 years. >> he lived there until the earthquake in august caused extensive damage. the house was condemned and mr. reif had to move out. he's been living with a neighbor ever since but wants to move home. his insurance wants to pay to fix it because he doesn't have specific earthquake insurance. >> 91 years. when something happens,. >> each year they pick a different charity for the money to go to, but this year the money is going toward rebuilding mr. reif's home. >> this is when family and friends and community have to be a good neighbor. he always wants to do for us p he is looking to help people in the area. so he is part of the fabric. a major part of the fabric. that's what we want to do. we want to help him. >> the golf tournament is monday, october 3, and they are hoping to raise $10,000

ed henry has been travelling with the president and he's live in denver with more. ,ed. >> reporter: good to see you, jenna. the president has just arrived at the university of colorado denver campus. he's going to unveil his student loan reform. number one he's going to cap how much the cost will be on student loans to 10% of your income, try to get more money into the pobts of students, consolidate some of the student loans to cut the interest costs. republicans are raising questions about this. they think this is a back doorway for the president to reshape education policy. denver big for this president. in 2009 he signed the stimulus into law here. we decided to go over to the denver moo time of nature and science where he signed the stimulus and get voter opinion about the president doing a series of initiatives here we spoke to a republican and democratic voter, take a lesson. >> the elected congressman who represent you in the state you come from, don't elect a dictator. >> people are losing their homes and jobs. it's very hurtful. so whoever can get it done n

henry lust to do is play the drums. so the team "hank rocks"was born. the team hasaken on a life of its own, gaining support at henry's father's work place, which happens to be the harford county state's attorney's office. the family encourages people who have the t-shirts to take pictures wearing them wherever they travel. >> we put the tour dates on the back of the t-shirt. >> the movement of stretches beyond the annual walk to include other fund raisers to support autism speaks. >> it improves the quality of life for henry and for his family members and people affected by it. >> after this year's what, they estimate they will have raised more than $35,000 for autism speaks. >> that is all for us it 5:00. here's a look and what is coming at new at 6:00. >> congressman cummings takes the stand. details coming up. >> she is considered the other prime suspect. carla porter's testimony in the murder for hire trial of walter bishop jr. >> the family of a woman found beaten to death inside her east baltimore home speaks to 11 news. i am lowell melser. that story is comi

henry wolford has the latest from alameda. >> reporter: aaron curry's days of being sleepless in seattler. the raiders' new linebacker will start sunday against the browns, and he says the only thing he needed was a fresh start to get his career back on track. >> he is the starting will on this football team. right now. i didn't bring him here to look at him. figure it out, or anything like that. he is a starting will on the football team. period. >> reporter: the fourth overall pick in 2009 can't pinpoint why things did not work in seattle. but earlier this year, he said he was very upset. since joining the raiders it's hard to stop smiling. >> i was just frustrated. but i got my focus back, and before i left, i was complete. >> reporter: and by adding curry, the raiders are keeping it all in the family. curry's older brother eric barton was a raiders linebacker for five seasons. >> eric is way more excited than i am. he is like -- i'm excited and he is over the mountain excited. he's like, i mean -- when can i come up? when can i stay in i'll be there tomorrow. i'll see you tomorrow. t

ed henry has been following the president and is live in james town, north carolina. n beating up on the republicans out on the road here. yesterday he was sort of ridiculing their jobs plan that's come out. senator mccain and others have introduced -- basically charging it will result in corporations getting to rewrite regulations on wall street, making the air and the water dirtier. republicans back in washington not too happy about that, obviously. but the president acknowledged yesterday publicly that he will not be able to get his entire jobs bill now and instead, is going to break it into smaller pieces. take a listen. >> maybe they just couldn't understand the whole thing all at once. so we're going to break it up into bite sized pieces. >> but interesting that the first bite of that package is going to be money for teachers and first responders. the white house hoping to get a senate vote on that later this week. there is already some moderate democrats saying they may not support it, number one. and number two, even if it were to pass, this is a sign that the

john henry has won. >> well i was talking to a huge brainiac about all of this over the weekend and histention is similar to whoever you were talking to about the banks. is america prepared to live with a new normal? and the new normal is, high unemployment, 8%, 9%. it's an economy that bumps along. it doesn't soar with internet or housing bubbles. we'll just bump along for 10, 15 years. a new normal. >> was it john henry that had the race with the -- >> steel driving man. >> and that was a story that's probably a hundred years old. we have finally gotten to a place in 2011 where it's becoming obvious that the machine has beaten the man. >> we're incredibly productive. >> we are more productive. we are more productive as an economy than ever before. >> i've had app, can work with a child for an hour. >> you look at siri now, i had some people say you can talk into your iphone now, willie. >> yeah. >> one person said my god. that's going to replace what i do at work. this is -- i bring it up not to depress people but just to say, barack obama can't go out and tell the truth, which is une

your groceries and plastic the first the world as seen through the lens of musician henry you name it and our next guest has probably done it. musician spoken word performer actor writer and tv host ... and now henry rollins is out with a new coffee table book showcasing some of the striking photographs that he has taken all over the world. he has called the book " occupants " >>he joins us now ... >>welcome henry ... >>i am trying to shorten the gap between those of us here in america and those in other countries a lot of us don't get out there in the world to travel so i hope this book brings people closer together >>it's surprising the number of americans that don't even own a passport ... >>it's a shame because travel is a great thing. it's an ignorance annihilator. >>it's actually very healthy. >>what i learned out there was that every parent wants clean water are roof over their head and literacy ... when you think about people and sued oin saddaudan and then similar problems and other countries but handled differently >>what you see in the book is my kind of travel ... i get to travel to more of the

>>henry: i am sure that this has ended by now. >> absolutely not. it was just revealed that this same year it was doing surveillance on muslim americans simply because there were muslim americans. this came out in the press over the past few weeks. >>henry: the no how widespread this is? >> this is a new era of policing.-new york city police department has gone beyond what any other municipal police department has done. i think we are looking at the tip of the iceberg. in the post 9/11 decade, they have a certain license to proceed this way because people perceive it as protecting us against terrorism. there could be some truth to that. there's also a great danger, personal freedom and first amendment rights are being attacked. if we do not protect those, we are losing a lot of the essence of what is important about america. >>henry: this documentary is called after party. he is a part of the san francisco documentary film festival. this is a tiny taste of a giant he's a fabulous documentary's. visit his website to find out more. for more informatio

he has henry kissinger, the youngest guy on it at 93. >> andrea: in bob's defense, the reason he is notng new he has 22 of bush's former advisors. so a lot of people would say is that a smart move? >> bob: good point. >> andrea: to bring back bush's advice sors. no question that romney has the most sophisticated operation out of any of the candidates. he is doing things. but you wonder why would he do something so controversial? this is much less about romney and more about bush. why open yourself up to that? >> greg: what a surprise. like shakira. >> bob: i can understand why he needs to talk about foreign policy. he has laid out position on jobs which is ridiculous, but the point of this is if you are going to do something on this, call for something significant? did you deal with the united states and china? >> eric: because he is winning. you're a football guy, right? if you are running the ball and getting four or five, six yards every carry, why do you start throwing the ball? you don't. >> bob: any president or pathial wannabe has to address the united states and chinese relation

john henry -- john henrehan has more on the body found by investigators. >> reporter: the makeshift memorialrown today. mean while in the woods just down the road where the remains were discovered, the maryland's medical exam knower's office confirmed they are the body of william mcclane. the police recovered a second video tying the boy and his stepfather together before the child's disappeared. clarksburg road was closed briefly as a team of month groomery county detectives, again, combed the wooded area. on tuesday, the body of 11-year- old william mcclane was discovered. they charged the boy's stepfather, curtis lopez, with the murder of williams' mother. newly gathered security video shows the stepfather and the boy at the clarksburg liberty gas station on the afternoon of october 1st when the youngster is believed to have disappeared. >> we see both of them on the footage and, again, appears that, you know, to be -- that william does not appear to be in any distress. just acting, you know, how you would expect a young boy like that to react and this, again, this was in the early aftern

has the volume light on the inner loop. all lanes are open. on 95, toll plaza, fort mc henry in the middle of the screen, flashing lights has a broken down truck. traffic is getting by 95 southbound. they are able to get around this inside. 83 southbound, to the beltway, five minutes. 6 minutes 95 from white marsh to the beltway. bel air to providence is 6 minutes. 795 to 70 will take you 7 minutes. >>> lawmakers are looking at proposal to raise fzgas tax by $0.15 per gallon. the governor supports the raising of the tax but many drivers are not happy at all. sherrie johnson is here with reaction on this proposed gas tax hike, sherrie johnson. >>> all the talk about a possible gas hike has some drivers concerned, especially when people are struggling to pay the bills in a tough economy. one group will hold a rally in annapolis speaking out against it. lawmakers are looking at a proposal to raise taxes by $0.15 per gallon. drivers who pay $0.15 more, that means increase of $0.05 each year. governor martin o'malley is considering a state commission's preliminary recommendation t

to see what he has on the menu. >>henryevery years, many tremendously creative people are passed over for jobs because they are not able to show potential employers what they have. some of the finest potential employees never show things well. we have an expert who will tell us how to show off your stuff can be better prepared for a job. that is coming off. >>ysabel: the occupy it wall street protests have gone a global, a group of protesters held a peaceful rally near a bank in millburn. protests also took place in rome, the european central bank in frankfurt and in london. all part of worldwide protests against what they're calling corporate greed and austerity measures. there will be some 800 protests across the globe today. >>craig: this is a peaceful protests but growing in size. they are covering much of the plaza except for a few areas. organizers say that this has grown quite a bit in the last week saying that every passing day means more intent on the ground. how hot >> things have grown exponentially. every day th

lightyear to infinity and beyond he's been compared to legendary innovators thomas edison henry ford walt disney has value that this area would be so much different. you know without or without steve jobs he was just always turn of a ship of somebody. also look at the newest little building parts and what could you make with those he had the impact on our lives with ten years of almost unmatchable products and innovation and i mean let's face it life in one thousand nine hundred eighty six when he co-founded apple in his garage is a far cry from life in two thousand and eleven. steve jobs really was an incredible innovator he had the knack for marketing that made you want to product that you didn't even know that you need it and he should hold a place in history as a key player in the technological revolution that we saw over the last thirty years let me provide a little bit of commentary for a minute what i think the mainstream media missed in commemorating this man so for starters the second the news broke last night coverage of everything else stopped including that of occupy wall street where th

the 30-year-old kenneth henry was arrested late last night. he has been charged with being a peeping tomas well as trespassing. >> all right. cloudy skies, and some showers at times. most of the showers actually starting to fizzle out as we take a closer look on the radar, baltimore actually no new rain coming down after the earlier wave has pushed over toward magnolia delaware, clearing the entire state. we will keep a chance for hit and miss showers but at least for the next hour or so it would appear things drying out. there are big changes toward friday, temperatures will drop and a freeze watch. >> thank you. the national weather service sent out three tornado warnings for the midatlantic but someone hacked into the service's e- mail and sent out the alert. they sent out that the alert is be ignored. >>> the first snowstorm of the season in denver dumped up to eight inches and outside of the city and in the foothills they got wit with even more snow. the areas can expect up to a foot and a half of new snow before tonight. >>> it was a major fire

first, judge henry floyd has been nominated to serve on the fourth circuit court of appeals in richmond, virginia. he has a lot of bipartisan support from south carolina. he was nominated by judge bush -- president bush tosh a district court judge. he served as a state court judge before that. he has got a distinguished record as a state and federal jurist. he is an outstanding choice by the president to serve on the first circuit court of appeals. i've known him for many years, have practiced law with him, appeared before him as a state judge and has v. followed his career. he is unanimously rated well-qualified to proceed to the fourth circuit. he is an outstanding -- he has an outstanding legal background, great temperament and is one of the most qualified district court judges in south carolina and will serve the people of the fourth judicial circuit well on the court of appeals. he has the kind of intellect and common sense that i think most people in this part of the country would appreciate having on the circuit court. so i want to thank the obama administration and urge my colle

henry karnilowics. a year is requested. it has not been signed off yet because there's notification regarding planning it number 173705. for some of this is for the facade of the ground floor commercial space. although the hotel is separated from the commercial space on the ground floor, the planning department will not release permits until such as the it was mckay's has been debated here testimony, deliberation and possible action to uphold, modify, or reverse the order of abatement. commissioner lee: ok, the department, please. >> appeal 6751, complete 201063345. first and second notice of violations were issued. the violation in this case -- unsafe building conditions include holes in walls and ceilings. as a result of the ceiling down earlier this year, an order of abatement was issued subject to conditions. 180 days to complete all work including final inspection approval. there were numerous permits issued the most recent permit in this year is only at the filings that is. if the permit was issued at all the work completed

he has been described as the henry ford of part-time. was he just a slick marketing salesmen? >> more of a visionary, and i do not use that term likely. it is someone you had the vision of the way that computers should be. they should be things that people want to use. they should be friendly. it seems so obvious now, but it was not obvious back in the late 1970's or 1980's. a reshaped the way we attracted technology for the better. >> many thanks for speaking to me. >> still to come, more trouble in the euro zone at the international monetary fund warned that the european recession cannot be ruled out in 2012. >> we will be finding out why the former governor of alaska, sarah palin, has ruled herself out of next year's presidential race. >> new figures show the british economy is at a virtual standstill after a drop in consumer spending. the revised figures showed economic growth almost stalled. >> the office of the national statistics decided the recession had been deeper than we thought on the recovery a little bit slower. the changes were small, but when the economic pictu

has done. manuel gallegus, cbs news, detroit. >>> right now, bomb experts are investigating a suspicious package that was discovered in arlington. it was found along patrick henry driver into 10th street about an hour ago. no one has been injured. authorities are trying to figure out how it got there. >>> the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert for americans overseas. after yesterday's shocking announcement. the government of iran was behind a plot to assassinate saudi arabia's ambassador to washington. kristin fisher has the latest now from outside the saudi arabian embassy. >> reporter: this is the official complaint from the justice department and it names two defendants. one is already in custody. the other, allegedly a member of the iranian special operations unit is still at large. the man in custody is 56-year- old arbabsiar. he allegedly hired a hitman that he believed worked for a mexican drug cartel but the hitman was actually an informant for the d.e.a. arbabsiar was arrested at jfk airport on september 29th. since then, not only has he confessed but he's also already identified iranian officials. both men were charged yesterday in n

station, and the captain is here -- good to see you, and our housing authority, who has got a lot of work here. thank you, henryt here in the middle is where a lot of good training will take place. the city passed the local hire ordinance. i know that larry has had a lot of the advice to the city about how that works. one thing we do have an agreement on is that it is not so much about the ordinance that we pass, is what we do to promote the hiring of people. this center is one of the most important things we have ever done to exhibit how we hire and train people. this center has the most modern training facilities. it has all the wonderful modern things you do. it even has how to rig up new things and put in new boiler systems. it will train new generations of people who work in our bay terminal, on the america's cup, all the different improvements we will do. i will know that this training center will be here to train generations of people to be the best plumbers, pipefitters, and to participate in the quality of life you are offering right here when they get trained. larry, we are beyond words today. what we

>>henry: how do we need to defend against terrorist strikes. the man joining me is a former federal prosecutor and hasritten a book called terrorists and love. for starters, what are these targeted loans strikes not working? >> they do not take of the mentality that causes people to fight for terrorists. these people are motivated by ideas. killing of their leaders does not change their way of thinking. >>henry: how do you change this? >> changes have to come from within. there is a story in the book of the guy who led to a rock to be a suicide bomber. for he met a woman, an american who nursed him back to health. other people see the corruption inside the movement ended midway. change had to come from within. it cannot come from america trying to impose its will. >>henry: i cannot imagine that education will be the solution. >> education is not the solution. change within the face itself is the solution. let me give you an example on a small level. i met one guy, a tough mind the taliban fighter. he is meeting with me on the merciless world of jihad. he interpreted the dream as a the first american h

let me go to ed henry, washington coordinatent and he has this exchange with the president. >> presidented to get your first reaction to the iranian terror plot. your secretary of state called it a dangerous escalation. what specific steps will you take to hold iran accountable, especially when mitt romney charged last week, quote, if you do not want america to be the strongest nation on earth, i am not your president. you have that president today. >> well, i didn't know you were the spokesperson for mitt romney but -- >> did he say -- >> mitt romney said. it's a legitimate question. it's a campaign session. cheap shot at ed henry. >> wow. hadn't heard that. but, yeah. it's a tough question. the thin-skinned, cry-baby president as you call him. i am shocked. i'm shocked, sean hannity. >> cry-baby, hello, take out bin laden, he's a real weak dude. but the bottom line, i think it was very funny but when it comes to iran, this was an amateur job, guys. we don't have any proof that it goes all the way to the top. my bet would be this is a disgruntled military person i. wait a minute. but ha

. >> reporter: the quest for a male heir has obsessed british monarchs for history. henryied six times, beheading the woman that failed to produce a son. this is the queen's head, named after one of our most famous monarchs. she was, of course, a woman, but she only became queen because she didn't have any brothers. and the current queen only got the job back in 1952 because she was also brotherless. >> an example was needed that a woman can do a very, very good job in the position, well, we have it in queen elizabeth ii. are n >> reporter: now, the only countries left on earth doing this are saudi arabia, thailand, japan, morocco. >> what do you think, rose? do you think it's good that girls can become queens as well? >> yes. >> you think it's brilliant? >> yeah. >> why? >> because why should. a woman become queen? >> reporter: politicians have tried 11 times to bash this law they cahad. but they stumbled every time. this wedding gave the matter some urgency. >> obviously we want a family, so, we have to start thinking about that. >> reporter: and now we're all thinking,

incredible persistence of brooks' friend henry rosenburg culminated in a landmark. pete gilbert has the story. >> it sounded like game day. >> get your programs here! >> an old-time feel. perfect as baltimore honors maybe the greatest orioles of all times. >> 3-2-1! there it is. >> the nine-foot statue on russell avenue that captures the spirit of brooks robinson perfectly. >> the shoe strings, cleats, and everything is just real life. >> dignitaries and friends took the stage to pay tribute to the 16-straight gold glove player at third base and thank brooks in the best way possible. >> like every baseball fan in baltimore, this man has a special place in my heart. brooks is an immortal figure in baseball history. my memories of him are in his time as a player, announcer, and the humble man we have come to respect. >> right back at you, says the greatest third baseman of all times. >> i have never considered you fans, i have always considered you my friends. more than anything else. and i thank you so much. for the way you treated me for so many years. >> the only question is, what

>> thank you so much, henry. >>> well, it's a steering contest, and neither side has blinked yet.owners and players met for more than ten hours today with a federal mediator. commissioner david stern saw immediate results in just one day of mediation, saying last week that more games could be lost if a deal was not struck by today. mediator george cohen met with each side individually yesterday before bringing them together. today it was the longest negotiationing session since the lockout began this summer. but still it is not looking good for warriors fans and the future of basketball, at least in the near future. raj and jessica? >> that is not encouraging. >> thank you, jaimee. for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage with the raide sportsentral tonht at 10:30. >> back in a moment. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, it changed a bay area man's life forever. >> they said he was down for 18 minutes. without, you know, proper oxygen. to his brain. >> vicky nguyen goes in depth on a popular police. should the government regulate. tonight at 11 after "parenthood" right here on

has its own mystique. we have some live reports from raiders headquarters this morning. >>henry: the other major passing this week, steve jobs. we will be talking with a woman from wire magazine and why there has been such an emotional outpouring. he was an inventor, executive and some doubt he touched a nerve. we'll also try to speak with a man who try to act like a human competing against computers. >> let's take a live look outside and see if the weather is bearing up. a little more overcast this morning, but let's get the skinny from >>janu: . >>janu: here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. definitely more overcast conditions. we are dealing with low clouds and patchy fog. for the afternoon, mostly sunny conditions and mild temperatures. low cloud cover oceanside throughout the day. if we are expecting light rain tomorrow mainly in the north bay, but we will be warm by mid-week. temperatures outside are in the '50s. we are showing widespread overcast conditions lasting into the next hour. by noon, clearing inland. by 3:00 p.m. he will fall back to the coastlin

has become a bit of a magnet for vandalism. we are also looking at several sculptures from henry more, one in front of the symphony building. we are also looking at yen and yang, a much loved peace -- piece. but the team has been damaged over time, so we need to treat -- patina has been damaged over time, so we need to treat it. >> roof and was given a lifetime award for her contributions to and influence over the bay area artist community. >> the lifetime achievement award -- it is embarrassing to me but i have to learn to accept it. this is the way it is. also, everybody here is good things happening about them after they are dead. i have the opportunity to see this happen while i am still lives. i look at this award as an opportunity for me to find a place for my craft and keep the art program going. >> the director of the program address the crowd and ask for each member to consider donating funds to help save some of san francisco's most important neighborhood landmarks. >> as one of san francisco's living treasures, we respect you and, frankly, we are in off -- awe of your 50 years of tireless effort as an early art on

henry. >> marty: al davis has died at 82 years old. he was an innovator. he was a renegade.of both of those. kron 4 skirt vern glenn. >> good morning. >> >> you mentioned hall l. davis would go after the n f l and would have battles with commissioners. you >> look at his track record. he was able to build up an empire. he was a risk taker. he would take misfits from other teams and bringing them into his organization. he would inspire them, mold them he was great! and all of his accolades and the " just win " motto he really meant that. hiring minorities, and hiring one of the most powerful female executives in the n f l. al davis is really going to be missed. i know that we mentioned in previous press conferences that his son would take the helm. we will have to see. just when it 15 was just starting to turn it around. to get just one the team was just 32 turn it around. they played the texans tomorrow. -- a just when the team was just getting ready to turn it around. >> isabel: hiring amy drastic but we also know that he liked to keep this finger in the pie hiring a leaf -

the visionary who changed the way we community indicate has been compared to thomas edison and henry ford in communication. >> i'm surprised, not surprised. i expected something to happen eventually due to the fact that he was sick but just that it happened right after they announced the new iphone yesterday is really surprising and pretty disheartening to hear after that news. >> reporter: if you are trying to gauge the impact that steve jobs has had on us, all you have to do is look inside his apple store. it is downright and teaming with customers eager to spend their hard-earned money. >> i just bought this yesterday so it is the older one, not the brand new one. i'll tell you honestly, i'm mad at myself. why didn't i get one sooner? >> apple always has a very refined experience. they pretty much pushed the market to where it is today. they did read it and define it so now they are the benchmark. >> we are traveling from cupertino and today i hear that steve jobs is dead. >> reporter: we just ran into doris leong visiting from cupertino, california, headquarters of apple usa. >>

you have former vice president henry wallace who believes that truman has started the cold war. truman is a tune to the possibility of peace with the soviet union. on the foot -- on the far right, you have thurman who walked out of the democratic convention because a young man introduced and passed a pro civil rights plank. so the conventional wisdom was, this would hurt truman. he would lose votes on the left, he would lose votes on the right. in fact what it did was, it made. trim and a man in the middle. neither thurman or wallace turned out to have anywhere near the impact it was believed it would have. >> the economy at the time, what is it like? >> the economy is truman's great strength. as i say, record employment. more than that, what he did very shortly in his campaign, he does to thomas e. dewey what he did to the republican congress. the fact of the matter was, a democratic president riding the crest of prosperity in the fall of 1948 could point a finger at the republican congress and in the fact suggest people. truman was not bashful about doing it. if you return rep

>>reporter: yes. >> isabel has conducted conferences throughout our community. you know, henryhard time to represent the latin and african american communities. >>isabel: thank you. hit is a lovely thing for you took knowledge but i'm going to put you on notice about being part of our national latin cancer board in 2012. >> absolutely! the leadership she provides makes a difference. 36 percent of the latins and california are underrepresented. >>reporter: we locked her inside the studio session would not escape [laughter] >> if you go on the internet look taking strides against breast cancer the phone number is on your screen. the website is on your screen. events throughout california. com on it down. >>isabel: henry, i want to say could posthank you and kudos, oe in eight women will get a press cancer scare in their life. everybody needs to care about this issue we will be right back. >>robyn: there have been 3 >>isabel: welcome back. there have been three small earthquakes overnight. and early this morning. the first was just after midnight. followed by a 1.3 magnitude at 12

henry. >> really? >> jimmy carter has something to do with this. >> that's awesome.s baby is really cute. >> this one is really cute. >> ed will be back with us in a little bit. he should stay home and help. >> no. he should stay home and wait on his wife hand and foot. i agree. thanks, we'll see you in a little bit. >>> a stroke of the pen from president obama is preventing the government from shutting down. that is for now. the latest on where things stand the latest on where things stand in our political ticker update.. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! when an investment lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing investment discipline etfs from russell. visit russelletfs.com r a prospectus, containing the investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and other information. read and consider it carefully before investing. it's pro-cool technology releases armies of snowmen masseuse who cuddle up with your sorene