in that moment, officer evans fired his weapon at hodges striking him in the abdomen. >> hodges had nothing to do with the double homicide, just matched a description. >> it really was all mistaken identity. >> it does look in the video like he could possibly be reaching for a weapon. >> i wonder in the heat of the moment if you have never been in trouble with the police, he could be reaching to are his wallet, here is my identity. >> he has no idea he matches the description of a double homicide suspect. >> hodges was wounded, taken to the hospital and released and expected to recover. officer evans is on administrative leave pending an investigation. the next video is dash cam footage from an officer's car in toronto. you hear an officer saying, put the knife down, put the knife down. >> watch what happens. >> oh, my gosh. >> a toronto poce officer backing up with his weapon drawn. that is a 52-year-old woman brandishing a knife chasing after this officer. according to reports, she had called 911 herself saying she wanted to kill her own mother. officers arrived on the scene. she became v

hodges recovered sufficiently to finish the war out. there were a number of instances where commanders, not just at the battle of the bulge, just simply didn't measure up and they were obeyed. first army particularly ironically was precipitous in relieving commanders and replacing them. and hodges case, he got a second chance. >> thank you. >> server. >> first of all, thank you for trilogy in your very thoughtful presentation today. my question is, in some ways related to this last question. i want to get your take on eisenhower as commander-in-chief we know that he had no battlefield. in your first part, you mentioned how lousier generalship was in the african campaign to the extent that eisenhower himself was surprised he wasn't released. then in your last book you mention again eisenhower stationed himself in positions way behind the friend, unaware of what was going on on a day by day basis. you also mention that eisenhower was not aware of montgomery's failure in the opening or the attempt to open the port of antwerp, which is so i

. >> thank you miss hodge? >> good afternoon. i'm kate hodge from the san francisco bicycle coalition. i'm going to hand you documents if i'm allowed to do that here sharing some good news very excited about. independent poling found that 2 thirds of san francisco ans want bike sharing to expand to san francisco neighborhoods i'm very excited about that finding as we're hearing today many many letters to the mayor have been xhg over different months we're hearing from the marina, the bay view, inner sunset out er sunset richmond and neighborhoods you represent there's tremendous demand and the city has certainly paid attention to move to serve that demand and to extend the benefits of biking to as many people as possible to continue to open up bicycling and benefits to the city in general and thank you i appreciate your ongoing concern on this issue and we hope to work with everyone in the city to move this program forward quickly. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisors i'm mike solomon from the mission i'm seeing

that, the tenderloin neighborhood, san francisco doesn't need miss hodge on the street. i have seen people commit crimes of plead or get convicted of crimes of violence who do way less time than her. >> elsie's path to drug abuse is depressingly familiar to many inside women's jails and prisons. she had been in an abusive relationship while struggling to support her two kids. >> and through that i been raped, i had somebody threaten...the same person that raped me threatened my kids if i tell. there's a lot of stuff that i've been through that i didn't...that i don't even tell people because it's so much. i don't even want to remember it. >> under realignment, elsie's sentence was to be carried out in the county jail. since realignment took effect some 30,000 offenders have entered the county systems. >> i brought shame to my family and everything else. and i don't want my kids to come and see my incarcerated. and touch them like barbie was saying, can hold them, can do nothing. and i have little kids. >> the question that is not being asked is what happens to her childr

that is the plant trace that we took off of the big ball-- hodges i.d.'got from the subdivision's gardener. each blade and bloom meticulously plotted and labeled. russell: so you're looking for one route-- probably downhill-- that makes contact with each of the plant varieties until it ends up in our unfortunate couple's front yard. took us 17 hours without a bathroom break, but we did it. so we tracked the ball to its point of origin-- the backyard of one zack fisk. the human hamster himself, rest his cardboard- chewing soul. russell: back door's open. wide enough for the hamster ball to roll out. finlay: look at these fresh scuffs. right height for the ball. so the ball knocks over the vase, spreads water over the carpet, does a few donuts right here, and out the door. that is one hell of a ride before he even got out of the house. he was trying to escape from whoever was wielding this. same shape as the impressions left in the hamster ball's skin. paint must have rubbed off during the assault. (grunting) texture's not really conducive to prints. hmm. k

but louisa hodge tes igning up more peo >>> new numbers are out on obamacare enrollment. nationally, they are not good. here in california, they're not much better. but louisa hodge tells us we're signing up more people than the federal government is. >> reporter: daniel beverly says for him navigating the "covered california" website was surprisingly simple. >> they actually [ indiscernible ] for medi-cal and i finished the application through them. >> reporter: dana howard deputy director of communications of "covered california" says new numbers show that momentum is building as more and more consumers are starting to enroll. >> it could have been a better entry but the fact is is that people are getting enrolled not by just a few thousand but by the tens of thousands. >> reporter: "covered california" and the california department of healthcare services announced that applications were started for an estimated 370,000 people seeking coverage in october. nearly 86,000 of them were eligible for coverage through "covered california" and about 72,000 people were eligible

. >> that inmate, convicted killer henry hodges, requires a team of five correctional officers to escort>> officer robert mosley was one of hodges' victims. >> got medical on unit. >> i went to apply his handcuffs. and i got distracted. as i'm applying the handcuffs he grabbed my arm and pulled it in and ran a razor blade down my arm. blew me away. i didn't know until after when i saw the injury. >> mosley's sliced arm required 59 stitches and the scar isn't only physical. >> the psychological effects never goes away. i think you learn to adjust to it, but you can't take this job for granted. these guys are not here for the right reasons and the reality of it every day is there. keep your eyes on the inmates at all times. don't ever take your eye off them especially on death row because these guys got nothing to lose if they were to injure you. >> hodges declined to talk to our producers on camera. ironically, the prison videotapes his every move. >> we film him everywhere he goes when he comes out of that cell just like you're filming me so we can maintain some kind of discipline. >> bu

we have miss hostage from the boiling -- hodge from the bicycle coalition. >> i want to reiterate our strong desire on the focus of equity to make sure it develops an equitable way and the country have experimented with in terms of opening up bike share with many communities with income levels and backgrounds. >> thank you. next speaker. mr. decosta? >> i would like the experts to listen to me on this very carefully. first of all, we need an analysis of our own roads. we have too many hills in san francisco. i'm not saying this is a sidebar conversation that is to the public. that's the least you can do. it's interfering with my deliberation. absolutely, so we have this issue of the hills in san francisco. and while we talk about bicycling which i favor, we need to do an analysis of certain routes where the majority of the routes is level. now, i was in bleen not along ago and they do a really good job there. not only having bicycle hubs, but bicycle lanes over long stances -- distances. just like the gentleman was saying, if you are allowed a bicycle is it just to go around the park

in downtown los angeles, louisa hodge, kpix 5. >> because of cooking with gas burners, they say as many million californians are exposed to levels of nitrogen dioxide above healthy standards. who knew? >>> did you hear about the expensive electronics accidentally shoulder on walmart's website for a few bucks? coming up in consumerwatch, why walmart may have to honor those prices according to california law. >> inside the secret party tunnels buried under california. now in danger of being destroyed. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, something fixed on your car. and then you get a notice t een recalled and the >>> with so many recalls on cars these days odds are this may happen to you. you pay to get something fixed and get a notice the part is recalled and the manufacturer will fix it for free. so if you have already paid, do they have to reimburse you? on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains, it's a little complicated. >> reporter: yeah. the law requires that they reimburse you if it's a recall. but many car companies get around that by issuing what they call service campaigns instead. >> a service

hodges' attorney argues give fofrd should take some blame since it provides coaching and makes moneykeeping 7.9% of all money raised. >> what's that 7% going to if not to protect the citizens donating to help people's needs? >> do your homework and research. >> tom mitchell says month matter what group or site you are donating to, find out if the profiles are vetted. and who specifically will be getting the money. >> we are very thankful for the help that we have. >> liz crenshaw, news4. >> give forward tells us they spot check for specific postings, especially after tragedies like hurricanes. they allow donors to fling problems. the website says all the money raised by christian's proceed fail was returned, including its fathers. for help how to protect yourself log on and click investigations. >>> well, helping you feel pain-free, a little faster. coming up a new approach to a common surgery. decreasing recovery time for patients. plus, our first look at a new museum exhibit and why -- it is kind of a big deal. people go to a mattress store and essentially they just get sold someth

. >>> former county prosecutor ken hodges joins me now via skype from jekyll island, georgia. good to see you. this is an extraordinary development that federal authorities are looking into this. georgia authorities at one time concluding no foul play, case closed. and now, with the federal investigation. what is the criteria, in your view, for a case to get this kind of attention from federal investigators? >> well, i think clearly it's the pressure that was put on by the family and by the public at large that are questioning what went on. i know all of the state investigators and officials that are involved in this, the d.a., the medical examiner, the sheriff, and i know that they did a very thorough job. i also know the federal prosecutor, michael moore, and i know that he will do a great job of re-examining all of the evidence and then, hopefully, answering these questions that the public has. >> but does it have to be more than just the pressure that comes from the family and from, you know, media reports? does it also have to, i guess, the case itself have evidence or so

this lobster was caught by sean hodges who says it was the only thing in the trap. now one marine biologist says he is not sure how it got 3,000 meals from the natural habitat, but he suspects someone bought it and set it free. that's probably what happened. after taking photos, this lobster was set free again to live to be caught another day. >> i think that's exactly what happened. >> maybe it walked across the country and jumped into the pacific. >> let's go to sand yaw patel. let's go to sandhya patel. >> it is a big day tomorrow. live doppler 7hd is watching some clouds. it is going to be dry for your holiday and really the weekend as well. here is where i suspect you may run into problems. if you are getting ready to head out of town, stockton right now is fog go. three-mile visibility and down to 6 miles modesto and sack -- some areas may see patchy fog out there. by the way, if you are heading to tahoe, the weather looks beautiful. 50 degrees and mostly cloudy. mountain wood resort is opening up. thought i would pass that along. down south, los angeles no pr

at the hodges funds we try not to get too caught up in the short term. we do think over the long run stocks still look attractive relative to valuations. >> okay. still attractive relative to valuations. i want to talk about that. because a lot of earnings are coming out. i want to get your take on earnings. let's right now, though, get to dominic chu. he's got the groupon numbers and priceline also out. a quick move over to dom chu. >> groupon shares were down about 5% in the regular session. they're tacking on another 4%, 5% in declines in the after hours. groupon's numbers come out. two cents per share in terms of earnings. adjusted earnings per share. that beats the average analyst estimate of a penny per share. however, and this is a big one, sales coming in light. $595 million in sales. the estimate was for $616 million. groupon also providing some guidance with regard to its full year 2013 operating income between $72 million and $92 million. they also make a statement about an acquisition. they're going to buy ticket monster, a south korean e-com

this lobster was caught by sean hodges who says it was the only thing in the trap. now one marine biologist says he is not sure how it got 3,000 meals from the natural habitat, but he suspects someone bought it and set it free. that's probably what happened. after taking photos, this lobster was set free again to live to be caught another day. >> i think that's exactly what happened. >> maybe it walked across the country and jumped into the pacific. >> let's go to sand yaw patel. let's go to sandhya patel. >> it is a big day tomorrow. live doppler 7hd is watching some clouds. it is going to be dry for your holiday and really the weekend as well. here is where i suspect you may run into problems. if you are getting ready to head out of town, stockton right now is fog go. three-mile visibility and down to 6 miles modesto and sack -- some areas may see patchy fog out there. by the way, if you are heading to tahoe, the weather looks beautiful. 50 degrees and mostly cloudy. mountain wood resort is opening up. thought i would pass that along. down south, los angeles no pr

we have miss hostage from the boiling -- hodge from the bicycle coalition. >> i want to reiterate our strong desire on the focus of equity to make sure it develops an equitable way and the country have experimented with in terms of opening up bike share with many communities

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arafat's widow sue hodge believes the lab results proved her late husband was murdered but has declined to accuse anyone or any nation of assassinating him. he freed the ttp. now this area on line videos uploaded over the past two days showed that the shelling continues in the outskirts of major syrian cities activists claimed on friday that the syrian government forces continue to shell civilian areas of the capital city the masses and to allow problems with bball clips showing attacks in karbala in this didn't ask province and at mine off to la province in the deal set to be filmed in its avid any background police said the refugee area was being targeted by the band and family. in the mouth area up to block people injured in the violence were taken to hospital after that sad young children were among the injured. well an outbreak of polio in eastern syria has left at least attend children paralyze the world health organization warns that this epidemic poses a threat to millions of children across the middle east and turn them into some actually doing a buy out chris klein and allah g

this lobster was caught by sean hodges who says it was the only thing in the trap.t 3,000 meals from the natural habitat, but he suspects someone bought it and set it free. that's probably what happened.after taking photos, ts lobster was set free again to live to be caught another day. >> i think that's exactly what happened. >> maybe it walked across the country and jumped into the pacific. >> let's go to sand yaw patel. let's go to sandhya patel. >> it is a big day tomorrow. live doppler 7hd is watching some clouds. it is going to be dry for your holiday and really the weekend as well. into problems. suspect you if you are getting ready to head out righ stockton right now is fog go. three-mile visibility and down to 6 miles modesto and sack -- some areas may see patchy fog out there. by the way, if you are heading to tahoe, the weather looks beautiful. 50 degrees and mostly cloudy. mountain wood resort is opening up. thought i would pass that along. down south, los angeles no problems as far as rain. 69 degrees in eureka and 61, 62 monterey. sfo if you are flying

as of this hour it looks like betsy hodges is in the lead with 99% of the vote in.n miami, the most viable challenger dropped out. so the sitting mayor will keep his seat. also in florida, in st. petersburg, the democratic challenger has taken the mayor's seat. that represents the first time a sitting mayor has lost his seat in 20 years. in detroit right now the job of being mayor in that city is basically a ceremonial position. detroit doesn't actually have democracy anymore, but tonight they did go through the motions and awarded the key to the city? they awarded very little authority to mike duggan. he beat out the county sheriff named napoleon to get the job in detroit. >>> big election in boston tonight, there was no incumbent mayor running. the new mayor will be martin walsh who was probably the more leftier of the two democrats who faced off in that race. >>> in new york city it looks like gracie mansion will have a democratic mayor for the first time since 1993. bill de blasio over joe lhota. >>> all of them being elected mayor tonight have a lot ahead of th

as of this hour it looks like betsy hodges is in the lead with 99% of the vote in. in miami, the most viable challenger dropped out. so the sitting mayor will keep his seat. also in florida, in st. petersburg, the democratic challenger has taken the mayor's seat. that represents the first time a sitting mayor has lost his seat in 20 years. in detroit right now the job of being mayor in that city is basically a ceremonial position. detroit doesn't actually have democracy anymore, but tonight they did go through the motions and awarded the key to the city? they awarded very little authority to mike duggan. he beat out the county sheriff named napoleon to get the job in detroit. >>> big election in boston tonight, there was no incumbent mayor running. the new mayor will be martin walsh who was probably the more leftier of the two democrats who faced off in that race. >>> in new york city it looks like gracie mansion will have a democratic mayor for the first time since 1993. bill de blasio over joe lhota. >>> all of them being elected mayor tonight have a lot ahead of

owes to a dynamic more characteristics of these times says kennedy historian, his legislative held hodgesaw his reforms as a threat to racial segregation. joining us jon meacham, author of "thomas jefferson the art of power." it's great to have you on the program and talk about history, especially presidential history. what do you make of his assessment that kennedy was a civil rights champion and sort of an unsung one at that insofar as he really laid the foundation in a way that he was fundamental in terms of passing the actual legislation. >> it was. in fact, you can go back to the 1960 campaign when harris wofford and some liberals quibsed him to call coretta scott king after dr. king had been imprisoned in the south, which was a remarkable moment shifting allegiances for many african-americans fairly reliable republican voters to the democratic party. it began a shift that continued after the tragedy of dallas and into the 1960s. ening one of the tragedies of dallas, if not the central one, besides the human crisis it provoked obviously, john kennedy was learning how to be a great a

. >> in glen dale, luisa hodge kpix 5. >> typically generates 30% of retailers annual sales. >>> coming up in our next half hour, how one of the driest years ever in the bay area is causing us to see land we've never seen before. >>> new guidelines prevent heart atax and stroke. could have painful side effects. >>> why rich home buyers are getting cheaper mortgages than everyone else. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now at 6:30, the dry spell so severe, we're starting to see land we've never seen before. and one bay area city is topping off the charts as one of the driest in the nation l.'s take a look at those numbers. the rain deficit in san francisco is pretty bad, lacking more than a fat of rain. as our brian webb shows us, santa rosa is even worse. 19inches below normal. >> that's right. santa rosa usually gets somewhere around 26 inches of rain a year. so far this year, that number is seven. that ripple effect could soon reach a wear faucet near you. >> welcome to lake mendicino, looking more like a pond everyday. and the his wife have been taking walks here since the 70s. >> how dry has

i sent what was left to hodges. well, police officers are walking the flood channel. he was in there. it only takes ten minutes in 50 degree water to get hypothermia, but he could've been in there longer than that. he got hung up on a tree branch. we need to quickly i.d. him and find out what he planned to do with that bomb. (computer beeps) oh. i have a match. uh... yeah. uh, name is warren hackett from atlanta, georgia. it's not our guy. (groans) 473 snowdrift lane? last time it snowed in atlanta, i had a fake i.d. somebody wants to keep this guy's identity a secret. then we go old-school. police are asking the public's help in identifying this man. he was pulled from a flood channel tonight in serious condition. if you have any information about his identity, please call the las vegas police department. hey. oh, my god. i am so glad to see you in one piece. (chuckles) you and me both. i got you a veggie burger. it's in the fridge if you want. thanks. uh, as soon as i get my appetite back, i'm... right. well, you can have it later, i guess. um, so, i thought in orde

we have betsy hodges in minneapolis. we need more democratic women in these executive leadership seats. i think we might get a few tonight. >> i'm going to have to hold it there. jess, next time why don't you be a little specific. thank you both for your time tonight. >>> it's a big election night here on msnbc. coming up, the chairman of the republican national committee is blaming president obama for creating a, quote, culture of hatred. yes, you heard that right. >>> plus rand paul's plagiarism problem just got worse. now he's asking people to, quote, leave him the hell alone, end quote. >>> and the coded language of the confederacy is back on the big republican stage. we'll look at the ugly trend. >>> and friend or foe, i want to know. reply al is ahead. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast

. >> safer: a hodge-podge of history. >> grossman: nixon. >> safer: he looks pretty happy.urself as you go through these? >> grossman: endlessly. endlessly. >> safer: there's david ben- gurion, israel's founding father, both fore and aft. >> grossman: this was the shot i shot in back. >> safer: oh, that's wonderful. looks like a flying saucer or something. >> grossman: yes, saturn. >> safer: there's george hamilton as dracula. writer kurt vonnegut. jimi hendrix, eating his guitar. the man who would be king, briefly-- the duke of windsor and his american wife. >> grossman: one of my favorite pictures. this is cassius clay, winner, after a knockout fight. >> safer: before he was muhammad ali. >> grossman: that was the celebration. there was a strawberry shortcake in front of him, and he was too tired and beat up to really appreciate it. >> safer: beautiful women became a specialty: jacqueline bisset. julie christie. mia farrow. meryl streep. you really hung out with the babes a lot, didn't you? >> grossman: oh, do you blame me? >> safer: many of the performers he photographed

. >>> in that wild mayoral race in minneapolis, betsy hodges is leading the pack of 35 candidates byints with vote counting resuming today. >>> just in time for the holidays, sarah palin is kicking off a book tour in pennsylvania next week to promote her third book, good tidings and great joy. >>> on election night, nancy pelosi stopped by letterman to share the top ten things you never knew about the house of representatives. >> 19 representatives have gone on to become president. ten have gone on to manage a sizzlers. >>> thanks to corporate sponsorship, majority whip now known as miracle whip. >> and that wraps up this hour of "jansing & co." i'm chris jansing. craig melvin is up next filling in for thomas roberts and i'll see you back here tomorrow. of his i nsance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims app