the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana

her husband, lover and king. and this is called the return. a lament was raised in the city. my lady weeps bitterly for her young husband. anana weeps bitterly for her young husband. woe for her husband, woe for her young love, woe for her house, woe for her city. dimusi was taken captive in aruk. he will no longer bathe in aradu. he will no

because of her advanced age that term was suspended. it left the city all but broke. hixon and her estate will have to repay that money. residents who were elected to come forward because she's a little old lady. who can you trust nowadays? you got to watch everybody. doesn't make any sense. coming up after your local news on cbs "this morning" the hidden fees in your checking account. you don't want to miss that. i'm terrell brown in new york. this is the "cbs morning news". i love my extrabucks rewards, and right now, they're doubling! so, when i shop -- i earn twice as much with double extrabucks rewards. that's two times the rewards! yeah, that's what double is. i know. i was agreeing with you. it's two times. act fast and sign up at cvs.com/doublebucks for double quarterly extrabucks rewards. don't miss getting double quarterly extrabucks rewards. i love 'em! . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. it is friday, october 12. i'm andrea roane. a happy nats fan. >> wow, wow, wow. i hope you saw it. if you didn't, we'll bring you highlights. >> nothing like it. >> 1

vixen and a beating seen around the world took the stand today in her civil suit against the city of chicago she was the bartender attacked by the former police officer, when we were in court for her testimony today. >> shield left court tonight with nothing to say to reporters but the 30 year-old carolina had pledged to jurors this afternoon in the courtroom of judge amy st. yves about the night of february 19, 1920 07 interbreeding at the hands of drunk off-duty chicago cop anthony of butabate, became a universal black eye for chicago she described to jurors how began with belligerent behavior by the cops towards other patrons her attempts to calm him while refusing to serve him more booze how he turned his wrath on her grabbing her by the next throwing her to the floor the rest we see on tape from surveillance cameras installed just two days earlier well this was going on: the tape and recorded conversations with police after the beating reviewed in court today jurors hearing new allegations of her friend working to keep things quiet bolstered by earlier expert testimony. signifyin

city to make sure it is a diversity. that is why i moved here. it is why you moved here. that is why so many of herends decided it would make their mark here in our city because of our diversity. this year's theme could be no less important. black women and american history and culture. absolutely. and it is particularly poignant that it highlights african- americans experiences through their patriotism, through their labor, leadership, motherhood, intellect, and artistic expression. all of us regardless of ethnic origin or social and economic background have benefited from the contributions of these women. in the american culture, menino of the historical accomplishments of the african- american women, phyllis wheatley, harriet tubman, leader of underground railroad. ida wells, the unyielding upon it to a lynching. rosa parks, of course, the mother of the modern civil rights movement and on and on. gwendolyn brooks, tommy morrison -- toni morrison. wonderful writers. awe still have a ways to go, we hav a long ways to go. as an author to have helped our human rights commission read the agenda we ha

. >> oakland mayor stood with other leaders to celebrate what she called a renaissance of her city's downtown including restoration of frank ogawa plaza. >> there are at least 30 businesses planned and retail that we're talking to that we're hoping will be able to accomplish within the next year. >> this is what frank ogawa looked like one year ago. police moved in to dismantle the encampment many city leaders supported. now, the grass has been receded and leaders say downtown has rebounded from occupy and an economy leaving many businesses suffering. >> what happened in the past, we all regret. but we're now moving forward. >> thursday, some in in the community planned to gather and later, marched to police headquarters. then, they promised to return to the plaza and retake it. at least for one night. >> there is that few percentage taking it to, you know, a more inappropriate level. i respect them to have their opinion, and to, you know, demonstrate what they want to demonstrate. >> police plan to facilitate the event as long as the it stays peaceful. >> if we're going guard agains

and on her way into the city, her convoy was jeered. with the doctors and nurses trying to block the street. >> she is here to show support for the greek people but on the streets, there is huge restoration. in just five years, this economy has shrunk 23%. just a short distance from where she was meeting, protesters attacked the barricades. for two hours, there were running battles with the police, volleys of tear gas being fired. the greek prime minister if he believed that the visit marked the end of greece's international isolation. >> everybody that the on greece collapsing will lose the bet. greeks are proud people. they deliver support for greece to stand. handoff and despite the fact this is a difficult path, it will prove worthwhile. if you don't get to solve the problems now, they will reoccur later in a much more dramatic way. >> in difficult times lie ahead. greece has to make further savings to qualify for more funding. without it, the country runs out of money in november. they said greece is likely to miss the target. >> f

it looks nice at the beach beyond her ocean city has 79 degrees, 77 degrees at bwi marshall.ystal conwell : we see a lot of problems with the... number of students that we have. resources. materials. things that the children need... on a day-to-day basis. anncr: question seven will help. the department of legislative services says question seven... will mean hundreds of millions of dollars... for schools...from gaming revenues that would have... gone to other states. and independent audits will guarantee the money... goes where it's supposed to. krystal conwell: i think people should vote for question... seven because i think it will be a great benefit to children. >> a charge is expected to increase bills by $1 to $2 per month. the fee is one of 11 recommendations listed in a report by state task force to improve maryland's utilities. the commission was assessed -- the commission has assessed utilities. the number of americans seeking unemployment benefits rose to three and 67,000. thursday's applications increased last week by 4000 from the previous week's level of 363,000.

her story of playing at the same and her great record. the cityognized her with a special honor. that's tonight at 5:00. traffic moving again along one the nation's busiest highways. 405 stretch of interstate angeles was shut down this weekend for work. officials warned of a possible carmageddon, but the massive jam never happened. there was a similar shuown year, which did not end up having any major traffic. traffic >> the book is out. the autobiography by former california governor arnold gets bookstore shelves today. is called total recall. he talks about the highs and including alife, affairs. now more. that hets in his book had an affair with his co-star when he was in a h maria shriver. >> was that the only a fair? affair? >> it was not. know?es maria c >> yes. he also admitted to an his longtime housekeeper. he said that he is suspected he n whenfather of their so was around 7 or 8. .> he looked like me but i never discussed, together.ings >> he said that maria shriver about it during a session.g >> she said i think that joseph .s your kid

. >>> we're back with sara in the city and she's back in her own city. >> she traveled back to her hometownblue plate special. >> i say that the maytag bleu cheese best represents where i came from. it originates in the town where i grew up. after decades of eating this stuff, i finally got to see how it's made. my hometown of newton, iowa, is known for the iowa speedway, the birthplace of the maytag appliance company and the unrelated maytag dairy farm. since 1941, the farm has hand-crafted wheels of this world-renowned bleu cheese. >> all the bleu cheese you're ever going to see in the store or buy anywhere came out of this vat room. >> may tag bleu starts off as milk in these vats, courtesy of iowa's cows, employees keep tabs on the chemistry and since science isn't my strong suit, myrna gives me a more physical task. >> i'm going to have you follow wes's lead here and he's going to show you what we're looking at as we're trying to make sure we've got everything, nothing is settling on the bottom of the vat. >> is that what brokit up into this? >> that's what makes it firmer. >> can i to

prior to her position with citi she served with the congress of california seniors a state wide nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting low income families on the issues of health care, affordable housing, transportation and consumer protection. please give a round of applause to jenny. [applause] our next honoree in the field of business is jammy man maldanado from the mission district. >> jiemy was born in san francisco in the late 60's and living in the mission and defined yourself by chicana, latino or mexican. his father founded the bakery and he took over in 1992 after graduating from san francisco state. when we asked him what circumstances shaped him he said greeing up in the mission shaped me and we knew our fathers cleaned a dish, picked some fruit and if you lost sight of your neighbor and the struggle you lost sight of your identity. unfortunately for our community makes ends meet means focusing on your own struggle and hopes that the future leaders can stand and change this and wanted all of you to know those leaders are you, so to you jiemy for your work in the communi

neil shawn proposed to her in time city. romance started off as her then husband reported as missing. turns out he out she was making -- >> i think any way you want it. >> they're going to have sticks play. >> it's working out. >> any way you want it. >> that's the way i need it. let's get into it matt. clearing out there tonight. showers clearing to the east. we're looking good. weather is looking good the next few days. it's going to be a cooler day on tuesday, but then we're going to warm it up on wednesday and thursday, jamie, so there you go. right now, a chilly start, but sunshine. that's just like last year. >> a chilly start? >> crisp but it was sunny. >> no rain though, that's good. >>> sunny day tomorrow, right? >> yeah. clear. cooler. any way you want it. >> the sun comes back tomorrow. >> thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. don't forget 4:30 news on good morning maryland. we'll see you tomorrow. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new

her face. >> she's just like the girls in "sex and the city." they gave her aixed drink. >> i have seen o "sex and the city." i don't think they look like that. i think she might be dressed up like a stripper. >> she has on lipstick. >> and she has dollar bills stuffed into her garments. she's a stripper. >>> i'm going to throw off your perception. >> are we going to the fourth dimension? >> you might feel like it. >> okay. >> this is an art installation called "demon hill" and was created by an l.a. artist. it's currently on display at the harris lieberman gallery in new york city. it looks like you're standing inside the wooden box. >> he's doing the michael jackson move from "smooth criminal." well, my perception is off, beth. you were right. >> looks like he's walking up stairs, but he's on a flat surface. >> so is it slanted this way? >> let me show you the outer workings. the room is actually set up on different angles, but inside the room it looks like a regular room. >> i'm not a scientist, nor have i ever pretended to be one, but really,

. >>> katie does her show from her new york city apartment.at 4:00, rumors, revenge and a murder plot. the phone conversations police say prove a social studies teacher tried to hire a hit man to kill a fellow teacher. then at 5 shortage of a key inagreedient in diapers could cost parents more. >>> finally, a surprise, family guy creator seth mcfarland will host the 2013 oscars ceremony in los angeles. >> this will be the first time he's hosted. >> he made his directorial debut this year with ted which took in 420 million dollars at the box office. he also hosted the season opener of "saturday night live" last month. >> oscars will be right here on abc7 on february 24 . >> it is the first time he's been on an oscar stage. >> he looks glamorous. >> we know he has talent. >> he does. >> mr. glamour himself checking in on today's weather. >> spencer is upstairs. we have temperatures right now already in the 70s and 80s on our way to 80s and 90s. some 70s at the coast. >> have a great day.

if there be a damsel that is a virgin and a man find her in the city and lie with her. en ye shall bring them both out unto the gate. and the damsel because she cried not, being in the city and the man because he has humbled his neighbor's wife. so that shault put away the evil from the midst of thee. but if the man find the damsel that is betrothed in the field, and the man force her and lie with her, then the man only that lay with her shall die. but unto the damsel thou shalt do nothing. so, you get what the bible is saying here. the bible is saying that the first rape victim in the story has to be put to death because she did not cry out for help during her rape and she was in the city where the cries would be heard. therefore it was not a legitimate rape, according to the bible. so the woman deserves the same penalty she would get for adultery. death. but the damsel who gets raped in the field, she gets no help. so according to the bible, getting raped and not calling out for help, if you're out in a field where no one can hear you, is legitimate rape. todd akin wou

her credit. baltimore city council members say she is not the only one in danger of missing out. >> baltimore city, there are 25,000 people, households which are receiving homestead tax credits today that have not yet applied to receive them in the future. correct the homestead tax credit establishes a cap on how much property owners taxes can increase from year to year in the state of maryland. in baltimore city, for example, the cap has been set at 4% and has been automatic, but accusations of fraud sparked the legislature to change the rules. now all homeowners must apply for the credit. ever savings in baltimore city is $1,060. >> if you are a pastor a church or a teacher at school, send this message out. make sure that your congregation, that your parents, that everyone with whom you work gets the message. >> residents can call or e-mail the state department of taxation. is a onetime application process. those who missed the deadline miss out forever. >> when the taxes come next july 1, property-tax is, it will be without that discount. and we cannot get it back for you. we have no power, the

>> elisabeth smart has been thrust into the limelight since she survived a kidnapping from her salt lake cityhome nearly ted years ago smart made her first trip to the chicago area now using her unintended fame to become a child protection advocate elisabeth smart will never forget what happened to her in june of 2002 but the soft-spoken young woman who recently got married carrey hope in her heart she is trying to bring that message to others like her while trying to help children stay safe. elisabeth smart wasn't going to let her kidnappers have power over her in the 10 years since that life changing event smart decided to use what she learned no matter how painful to help others. but she was taken by her home by a man and his wife held hostage for nine months and raped repeatedly. >> everybody thinks a different challenge is in their lives and we are our own mount everest and sometimes we just all feel like we have the strength to go on so part of where i speak is to encourage the people to continue moving forward. elisabeth smart was the keynote speaker at the healthy women's expo in linc

. >>> katie does her show from her new york city apartment.0, rumors, revenge and a murder plot. the phone conversations police say prove a social studies teacher tried to hire a hit man to kill a fellow teacher. then at 5 shortage of a key inagreedient in diapers could cost parents more. >>> finally, a surprise, family guy creator seth mcfarland will host the 2013 oscars ceremony in los angeles. >> this will be the first time he's hosted. >> he made his directorial debut this year with ted which took in 420 million dollars at the box office. he also hosted the season opener of "saturday night live" last month. >> oscars will be right here on abc7 on february 24 . >> it is the first time he's been on an oscar stage. >> he looks glamorous. >> we know he has talent. >> he does. >> mr. glamour himself checking in on today's weather. >> spencer is upstairs. we have temperatures right now already in the 70s and 80s on our way to 80s and 90s. some 70s at the coast. ron: years ago i made a promise to provide the best for my family, in sickness and in

her legs don't go up too much during the dance she must be a modest. seventeen year old nanda is from the same village she now studies in the city and dances at a club. she puts on her costume and the traditional amber necklace only when she comes to visit her grandmother. imagining that. i didn't ask on time for her dad says because i want to keep up to date with this morning world but still i would like to have camp my background how my ancestors layered and this is my treasure very attachment to the church brought not just an sisters to this remote blend deflate by call more than two hundred fifty years ago they were exiled in pesach you tit for not. green to the orthodox who forms introduced in washing the sixteen hundreds they wanted to maintain their time honored rituals they'll believe is still baal and cross themselves with two fingers not with three as they do in modern orthodox churches in russia and never knew when praying but this fall the city says it's not so much the rituals they cherish as the moral principles he does not approve of what is doing as a critic but old believe a woman must never show had naked legs and because this thing

. >> reporter: rebecca hudson was at work when she got a call that the side door of her ellicott city home had been jimmied and her home ransacked. >> it's a violation and it is a little scary, makes you a little uneasy. i'm really glad it happened during the day when he wasn't here. >> reporter: it's the second time she's been robbed in three years. she wasn't the only one in the neighbor hit this time. on the very next street the daylight burglars kicked in the door of another house looking for stuff to steal. the only thing taken during a robbery on is street in ellicott city was a pillowcase, some cash and two ravens tickets. those tickets turned out to be the key that broke this case wide open. police showed up at ravens game september 27th and questioned the people who got in with those stolen tickets. as it turns out, one of them owns a memorabilia shop and had purchased them from a woman who came into his store. she left her name, diana market ii. >> really? they take nothing untraceable and then take those? >> reporter: 30-year-old marketti faces charges in four robberies. 40

. -- has a fountain and kitchen with her neighbors. this city might be a success story, but it is a reminder of the challenges that lie ahead for the next generation of leaders. >> we will have more of those reports during the week. back to our top stories. the aftermath of superstore sandy. across new york, residents are trying to cope. the major disruption is couple of serious uncertainty. a librarian from long island left her home on sunday evening and is now stranded in an apartment in the east village without power. she is just one of the people that we caught up with to hear her firsthand account. >> we have never seen any storm like this. we evacuated on sunday. this came into my house, then it got swept away. notice, the american flag is still standing. there is the fire. hear, now, in the east village with no lights on. >> i don't have any electricity. >> i'm waiting now to see if the house is standing. i wish i have taken these with me. i did not think it down no one got hurt. nobody is -- to know, i have my dogs. other than that, we a

she shares a bathroom and kitchen with her neighbors. this cityight be a success story, but it is also a reminder of the challenges that lie ahead for the next generation of leaders. >> 35 years after he produced his first star wars film, george lucas is selling the franchise to disney for quite a lot of money, $4 billion. it will see the release of another three star wars film, the first of those to come out in 2015. james burns writes for the official "star wars magazine," that the deal is a good -- that the news is a good deal. >> three more, at least? >> one fan described it as monumental as, getting carried away. nonetheless, it is a change of hands, which can bring all sorts of things and to play. >> it can. george lucas has rather meticulously chosen his successor, kathleen kennedy. she has a pedigree of almost 90 films in her past. i think it is in safe hands. >> they know a good franchise when they see one. do you imagine, in a way, that this is now the future of star wars secured as long as can be conceived? >> there much so. a new film

our foot soldier this week is one woman determined to ensure that the parents in her city have the informationcares about education. more than ten years ago as a new college grad she started working for the local new orleans paper, the times picayune. she was assigned the education beat. she was shocked to learn about the dismal condition of the schools. she left the paper in 2005 to improve the system through advocacy. then hurricane katrina hit. and in the aftermath many reformers were determined to fix the broken system with a new one that relies heavily on charter schools. the system has some benefits, but it came at the cost of neighborhood schools. teachers were dispersed and leaders left, buildings were closed and schools that people had never heard of emerged while long-time community institutions were replaced. families were left with questions. which schools were open, which ones required applications? is there any transportation? and most importantly, which schools are performing? and there was no one source for parents to get the answers. until aisha lit a can knelt dark maze of a

working with her on the board of education, as well as her being at the city college at this time, and then with our community assets, read it is here at the head of children, youth, and family. she has been a critical part of the programs that support our educational institutions and will be similarly so when we meet the challenges of our community college. our community colleges, as i say earlier, is the really important part. let me tell you how important. 90,000 students come through city college. we cannot let that fail. we will not let that fail. [applause] it is, i think, california's finest example of a true, urban community college. it serves 90,000 students, it has nine major maker of campuses, and more than 100 institutional instruction sites throughout the city of san francisco. and it has that because it wants to make itself available to every resident of san francisco and make it accessible by transportation, by bike or by foot, but also and most importantly, it becomes accessible because it is affordable and it is high quality. it has 815 full-time staff over 1035 part-t

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. >> reporter: her strength comes from the way she grew up, the south side of chicago where he father worked as a pump operator for the citymemaker to the hall was princeton, where her parents proudly sacrificed so she and her brother could get an ivy league education. >> i choke up when i talk about this stuff because it is why we're here. >> reporter: needless to say her own daughters inhabit a much different world. sasha is now 11 and malia, a teenager. it's hard enough to be 14 if your parents aren't the president and first lady. how do you help her negotiate that real lly frenc lly teachery of 14? >> we don't do the oh, woe is me thing, she's got a great life, she's got great friends, she's happy. it's kind of hard, especially as we point out, look around. you want to see hardship? you want to see struggle? you don't have it, kid, having the president as your father way down on the list of tough. just like, you'll be fine. >> reporter: she often refers to herself as mom in chief she comes to the role with a high-powered pedigree, graduate of harvard law school he ultimately walked way from her career so her husband co

to be married off to ane older gentleman.he set instead, what she did is set her sights on saigon, which back beautiful city, which the french colonialists had made their own. my c grandmother than raise her family in the city and watched as the orient transformed into the advent of u.s. troops. eager to explore new lands my grandmother did not need anyther convincing to leave in 1975. sir my mother and sister had no e whol choice but to follow their mother. once my parents decided that tho whole family on tuesday, the next step was to gather all of t their children and their belongings. task, especially as you may recall, i had eight older brothers and sisters. af the first attempt failed.ag after waiting two hours at the agreed rendezvous site, the helicopter never showed.in my dad found out later when we were all facing the united the states, that his cousin had actually ran out of fuel and had to return to the air base.set ot at this point, my eternal uncle re set outtu to find another meansf escape while the rest of us returned home. we immediately prepared to leavt in theo car cargo though. old just a

kate smith has already spent thousands planting trees in front of her home. >> the city does a great job of keeping the city streets beautiful, but it's part of their problem, not ours. i'm already paying taxes. >> this is the second time homeowners are being forced to pick up the bill. thousands of the trees privately maintained were forced on the homeowners back in the '90s, but at that time they could choose to take responsibility or have them cut down. now no one will be allowed to destroy the urban forest. homeowners do not have an out. >> this is something we are reluctantly taking on. it's not what we want to do but we feel we need to unless we come up with a more sustainable funding source. >> the notices are already in the mail for about 1,000 homeowners so far. it is the time of the year to start trimming trees. those guys were out there getting ready for rain. >> right. we had a pretty significance system last week. the one coming for halloween isn't as strong and we are looking for a couple pleasant days before we see a return to the rain a live look outside right now. yo

her friends saw news reports about the body found and the told -- and told the officers about her death. >>> cityollege trustee also expected to approve losing funding. >> that's my biggest fear. >> 7:35, the critics of a proposed soda tax in richmond they have a strong financial advantage heading into the election. if the palot measure passes, voters could become the first in the country to impose a penny per ounce on businesses and other sugary drinks. >>> well, scientists have determined that two meteorite pieces were discovered in nevada. at first they thought it was a rock. that fell on a woman's roof. now they are saying it's a meteorite. metalflex were found in a similar rock nearby and it led him to believe that both of those were meteorites. >>> a game -- at game 2 of the world series, a bird made its presence known during a live report in san francisco. in 1989, the giants were in the -- [laughter] >> hang on. >> oh, boy. well, that's paul robins and bethany crouch outside of at&t park. he got a little accident on his shoulder last night. >>> the giants won. mup at 7:45 -- coming up at

now potentially the city controller may have misled you on flex time since she is not being paid time and a half for whatever her hourly salary is whether that's fifty dollars an hour or eighty dollars an hour. soup vicar weener was quite per /terbed that cities employees time was waited in front of the sunshine task force when respondents wouldn't show up. where is san jose city attorney? how does that work? speaker: she was going to appear by phone. maybe that's who was trying to call. speaker: yeah so because your proposed regulations say that you are going to transfer these cases to another jurisdiction as they come up i would like to remind the deputy city attorney, his name escapes me at the moment, that while you may have one precedent in front of you this doesn't mean that it was handled in an ethical manner. you may want to this time refer the whole case to