everything holly touch seemed to turn to gold. it all ended february 3rd, 1959, when a plane carrying holly, ritchie valens, and the big bopper crashed in an iowa farm field. >> the day the music died. even in his short life, buddy holly changed the sound and look of rock 'n' roll forever. >> reporter: holly's star on the walk of fame further immortalizes the singer. it's right in front of the capital records building and right next to the sidewalk stars of the beatles. holly's walk of fame ceremony comes on the music legend's birthday. it may be hard for his fans to believe it but if he were e ive today, holly would have been 75. >> i think his music helps him stay youthful and lets younger generations like mine keep with it. >> reporter: even though holly's honor comes from a town best known for movie stars, at least it's appropriately named for this rock 'n' roll icon. >> today, the holly in hollywood stands for buddy holly. >> reporter: rob hayes reporting for abc news. >> great music trivia, i love this point. the day holly d

of course general petraeus, holly and steven, mrs. noten.true honor and pleasure to be here to celebrate the historic career of one of america's finest soldiers, general david petraeus. general petraeus and i have a lot in common. we both hold graduate degrees from the woodrow wilson school of princeton. each of us worked in the pentagon in the 1990s. general petraeus follows five mile runs with rounds of pushups and pullups. i too am known for my athletic endurance. i follow hours of watching football with repeated rounds at the sports center. general petraeus began his career in the shadow of vietnam but he will be remembered most for his leadership in the decade following 9/11. in a little over a week, will mark the tenth anniversary of that decisive moment in american history. we will remember those that we've lost, and we will salute the soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coast guardsmen who emerged from this cruisible to stand among the greatest generations in our nation's history. the 9/11 generation has been defined by that day

holly petraeus has known no other than military life.through the moves and separations, holly managed to advocate for military families and has been especially passionate in her efforts 20 protect the finances of our military families, so this morning i join thousands upon thousands of the military families to say thank you, holly, for your support and your sacrifice and reaching beyond the boundaries to make a difference for so many. [applause] anne and steve, i thank you for love and support you gave your dad and sharing him with us especially as your dad has been deployed for the better decade of this conflict. i know he's deeply proud of both of you. david, you've run the race well, swifter and surer than the rest, and you know stand among the giants, not just in our time, but of all time. joining the likes of grant and marshall and eisenhower as one of the great battle captains of american history. you've expanded our view of the possible, inspiring our military on to historic achievements during some of the most trying times americ

at holly street you might on the use interstate 280 to get around this bois. even the north, ride is a fact that it really should be activated him with an the right cheers san mateo bridge still looks couldn't the changeable message signed is eliminated because of the accident it will affect the ride off the bridge when and the golden gate bridges and the fog once again mon. time now 6:17 a.m. and now whether >> san mateo bridge once more you can see that headlights and taillights for this part of the beg not the case in santa rosa as we have debt spot we have a wider portion than yesterday and been covered by fog why. where 55 as san francisco on 67 san jose it is cooler than what we were yesterday this is what temperatures will look like for later on this afternoon . them the satellite dish shows a sister living in to the northwest are bay locations will will be dropping a decent amount from was 72 i today to a high of 79 on frida. >> paul pastel shot and at matt filling gas at a gasoline station with his attorney believes he has mental-health issues from th

thank you very much, holly hughes. see you in just a bit. >>> nasa says it knows a satellite crashed to earth, they just don't know where. some ireporters enjoyed a light show that could have been debris but cnn can't confirm that. all nasa knows for sure is that the decommissioned upper atmosphere research satellite fell to earth overnight around midnight eastern time. 26 pieces expected to survive the descent range from ten pounds to hundreds of pounds. that's a lot. nasa plans for the controlled re-entry of satellites but it didn't win this one. this was launched 20 years ago. let's talk about this now. meteorologist bonnie schneider is in the cnn severe weather to talk about satellite falling to earth. we've had sprays debris before. this is different because of its size? >> because of the size. that's the concern. you have to realize that satellites and space debris falls every single day every single week. this is the mid point prediction point altitude of 10 kilometers where it's estimated to have fallen all the

it happened in holly courts. enjoyed working with the community center, but this is what it all came down to. i beg you to please pass this. it is already in motion and are ready happening. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, a distinguished commissioners. i am a native san franciscan and lifelong mission tete. i work for the san francisco public defender's office. i am also the chair person of homie, and volunteer with the cnn. . i want to speak to you as a parent and urge you to approve this measure tonight, and i want to let you know about something that was really amazing that happen to me over the weekend. i knew keep sir when he was the captain at the station. i have had the privilege of travelling across the country with the captain, but i have to tell you, community policing began under captain paralycoral leadership. the backpack of the way was so amazing to see that officers genuine engagement with the children at the park that day was spectacular to see. there were talking to the children about publ

southbound 101 just past holly.as going to show you the fog on the golden gate bridge but it is very foggy out there. >> been there, done that. >> been watching the last half hour, you know. >> big jim. >> he named himself. probably did. >> we get some unusual names to the kcbs phone force. >> thanks for calling. >> keep calling us. >> yeah. >>> we're out of time, folks. thank you for watching cbs 5 "early edition." the next local update 7:25. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. convicted cop killer troy davis is put to death overnight after the supreme court votes unanimously to let the controversial execution move forward saying justice was

let's bring in criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor holly hughes.is man have a case? >> no, unfortunately he's not going to be able to get any money back. we've seen these cases fail over and over and over. the court says, it's an illegal contract. it's a gambling contract. there's nothing written down. this isn't something you entered into. sadly the legal system can't help him. but if he played for eight years, his friends need to pony up. what kind of friends are those? >> amen. wouldn't you do it? >> yes. >> he's been with us for eight years, we've been doing it, chip in, let the guy get some money. >> exactly. that's the difference between legal and moral right, you know? >> yeah. so let's move on to arkansas. this one is really a strange story. a weatherman at a local tv station wakes up in a hot tub after a night of partying next to a naked dead man wearing a dog collar. holly, what's up with this? >> don, this is very odd. it sounds like a crime scene there. i think they need to take their time and go through it. the biggest thing that i fin

hussein is here to weigh in on this and a few other stories and holly, it seems like we have heard a behaving badly stories is it because of their power and their authority and is in a select few that would do that no matter what job they had are hiding behind this power? >> they think they're untouchable, and you know what it is, on top of criminal behavior, it's arrogance and what they are doing is making every good cop out there on the beat look bad. two weeks ago, they arrested a new york cop in the middle of raping a schoolteacher at gunpoint. so we're seeing this, and what they're also doing is exposing their department to civil liability. >> there are so many police officers every day who work so far, risk their lives and then the police officers that do break the law give them a bad name, another incident, maybe it wasn't illegal, but come on, you can't do this in uniform and if we have to blur it out, it's not a good thing. okay, a cop was caught having sex on top of a police -- is that a police car? no, but come on, you're in uniform. >> he's a state trooper in full uniform

holly hughes, former prosecutor and attorney, holly, so far what stands out to you?view. why? >> it's going to be the battle of the experts. it's coming down to the science. you know, do you believe the prosecution's expert, that michael could not have possibly ingested or injected himself with additional propofol once dr. murray administered the initial dose. or do you go with the defense, now saying, well, additional pills. he helped himself to these eight pills and in conjunction with the propofol, dr. murray is not responsible, because he didn't know. it's coming down to the science. again, like we were talking about on the break. this is about standard of care. even by the defense's own admission. even if you believe michael took the pills himself, you still have to look at that doctor and say, but you knew he was an addict and desperate to sleep. >> even if being paid handsomely saying i want more, i want more, you as the licensed professional still should have the'ser hand on, i really can't give this to you. that's what's on tree here. >> that's exactly what

holly petraeus.y spouse, she has been a relentless advocate for the military community at large and for military families. this exemplifies the true spirit .f the army spouse shoo helping others to do the same. she guided her family through 23 moves. while her husband was deployed. she has brought to bear experience with our military and has distinguished herself through many years of service. she has demonstrated unwavering determination and treated positive change and improving the lives around her in the military and local community. signed robert m. gates, secretary of defense. [applause] she is also being presented a decoration for her service in recognition of her service to the u.s. army from july 1974 after 2011. [applause] at this time, general petraeus is presenting his wife with a bouquet of flowers in appreciation for dedication and support. [applause] also at this time, flowers are being presented to mrs. nolton and their daughter and son. [applause] we are proud to recognize his devotio

what holly madison is now doing to protect some of her assets. you're watching good morning maryland. it is friday, september 30. we want to thank you for starting it off with us. >>> house fires, downed trees and power lines. this is what some in virginia are dealing with this morning. all in the aftermath of a damaging storm that people say is worse than hurricane irene. and most people living along virginia beach say they're used to seeing the flooding but this is the worst they've ever seen. some places are cleaning up as much as three feet of water from that storm. take a look at that. >>> we are going to have ourselves some rough weather this weekend. even down to the beaches. some cool air settles in. 57 degrees in ocean city. we have a a good morning to a couple of folks. sherry is ready for the cool weather. terry, this is a sign of the morning. hot apple cider. i can't wait to do some of that this weekend as well. and good morning, deno is ready to open up the fire pit. 56 degrees fairly typical this time of the year and a cooldown afte

southbound 101 before holly. three lanes still blocked. left lane blocked. alternate is 280. from 92. westbound 80. the second accident reported at san pablo dam road. left lane. we have a live shot there. east shore freeway. we're talking north of here. it is slow past the scene. san pablo down, a car and bus and emergency crews are on the scene. westbound 80. we had a stall at san mateo bridge. highlight, right lane there. thick fog on waldo and the golden gate bridge. you can see it's light there because it's on the span. bay bridge backed up to the west grand overcrossing. metering lights are on. you are crowded there, pay the tolls. abc7news.com/traffic for the latest. we will update you with a sig-alert as the morning goes along. >>> 6:53. recap the top stories. 15-hour standoff in san leandro ended overnight with police shooting a murder suspect. >> terry mcsweeney has more. terry? >> it wrapped up at 1:40 this morning when 42-year-old zaradi a murder suspect from a killing in richmond came out of a duplex, which is behind me here on the 12,500 block of central avenue.

do you pay your bills online, holly? >> i do.unny, because the worker that i talked, to he admitted that he pays his bills online as well. >> there you go. >> but he also said, you know, people don't send cards and don't send christmas cards or mother's day cards or valentine's day cards so a lot of volume isn't there. >> but the cards mean so much more than an e-mail and if you have a card, you have something in front of you but times are changing in a big way. >> handwritten thank you notes, still got to do it. >> holly, kcbs radio, thanks. >>> just on the heels of solyndra's collapse, dark clouds are hanging over the silicon valley solar industry. sunnyvale based cali-solar has laid off 80 workers and moving the manufacturing to mississippi now which offered $75 million in incentives. and san jose-based solar company stion is also taking advantage of mississippi's incentives and it plans to move its manufacturing plant there by next year. >>> 6:40 now. it has been a week of damage control for president obama. >> and from the s

good morning, holly. >> yes, good morning. seen tuition hikes sometime twice a year recently. they know that it is not fair. in order to spread out the main to give them some kind of consistency, they are looking at raising tuition by as much as 16% every year through 2016 so that also means that the basic tuition will top more than 22,000 -- $22,000 in four years not including books seized. and the annual press repeat before the tart of fall classes, they told reporters that the state needs to rethink their spending cuts. and because when he came to cal, that is the number one funder. and now it is four. that's the distant fourth. the size of the yearly increases would depend on how much the state was kicking in. this year the state cut about $650 million to uc. next winter it could be worse, unless the state revenues will improve. frank and grace? >> it is still a bargain when you look at the private schools, holly. >> reporter: it is, but a lot of the students say it's really difficult for them to be thinking about how they

. >>> buddy holly gets a star on the day he would have turned 75.ia unveiled it accompanied by gary busey who once played holly in a movie. buddy holly tribute comes out also this week. >>> a judge green lights a lawsuit that claims madonna used her new york city apartment as a rehearsal studio. the neighbor's noise complaint blaerg music and stomping and shaking walls ignored residents three hours a day. >>> reese witherspoon was hit by a car while jogging near l.a. she suffered minor injuries when an 84-year-old woman struck her in an unmarked crosswalk. she was taken to the local hospital and now at home resting. >>> fashion designer known for his outrageous yousts is found guilty in his abuse trial. john galliano was on trial for making racial slurs in a paris cafe. zain verjee has more out of london. >> reporter: he didn't get tough sentence he could have. fined over $8,000. it could have been $32,000. he also did not get a prison sentence. he was facing the possibility of being put in jail up to six months or so. the plaintiffs each of them, t

c-span: holly trees? >> guest: holly -- it slipped my mind; that happens all the time now. and these holly trees, and there it is, a tribute of henry adams to his wife. i think it's a lesson in not to be immobilized by grief or by terrible events in your life because you'll have no feeling. this statue seems to have no feeling at all, and the lesson of it is -- at least that's what i read into it -- is that you make a second life, which is pretty much what i tried to do after les's death. in widowhood somebody just took my hands and said, "god's given you a chance at a second life." i've talked about that a lot in books and in lectures, and i can't tell you how rewarding it is to hear from other widows who say that it gave them courage to take on a new adventure. c-span: but in all this you've had the death of your husband, you've had a mastectomy, you've had an ankle fusion... >> guest: i'm down to one of everything. c-span: let me just show this because you brought this. this is your cane. >> guest: i'm into canes and kids, but i have a friend who makes me those wonderful

. >> se dio a conocer 2 sujetos que se atrincheraron dentro de una tienda de oficina en la calle hollys robar el locar, armado y enmascarado tomo rehens, ninguno de ellos resulto herido. >> en seguida se invita a 2 ejecutvos de empresas solidnra que su empresa quebro mdespues de recibir una suma del gobierno federal > m2 ejecutivos de la comoañia solindra no hablaron frente al congreso, pero see espera que compadezcan del porque su comoañia quebro despuésd e recibir un prestamo de 500 millones de dólares, se piensa que hubo favoritismo. >> presidente barack obama pidio a los estudiantes de univerrsidades que lo apoyaran, la gente le gritaba te quiero,. el presidente pidio ayuda para la discusión que debera hacerse frente al congreseo, se espera crear más puestos de trabajo y ayudar con la infraestructura. >> en california pocas personas apoyan la labor de presidente barack obama, esto es un 5% más de la gente que no apoya su reeleccion. >> en contraste a la eleccion del 2008 el le llevaba mucha más ventaja. >> se cerro el cruce foronterizo por un accidente de construccion, un andamio ca

war in libya could fuel british and french appetites for a new interventions according to rosemary hollis a professor of middle east policy studies at sydney university londo the fall interview coming your way in a little more than an hour but here's a sneak peek. cameraman tacos he took on a massive gamble that they could pull something off in libya. that would contrast with the disaster that was the intervention in iraq and you know how presidents of course we are talking as though this is a template for future interventions this is very much a kind of proxy war which must be extremely exciting and exhilarating at some level to be involved so the appetite for further interventions will exist. spain is bracing itself for mass protests as the countries set it moves ahead of wednesday's vote on a hotly contested change to the constitution that will. cap the budget deficit in a bid to fend off the debt crisis that's engulfing europe union say fixing a deficit limit means sacrificing social welfare for the sake of markets and as our reports with rising repossessions and unemployment many peo

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according to holly hughes, they are experienced jurors.le like casey anthony. she's saying this jury is more savvy than that. >> look forward to your reporting on that. thanks so much. >>> you don't like cats do you? he doesn't like dogs. >> i do like dogs. >> no, you don't. >> i love them. i just want to live with them. they're harder to take care of kids. i rather have a kid than a dog. >> cats? >> cats are easy. >> they're independent. >> yes. >> they are territorial. some people don't think they always take kindly to others. i dispute that. find out how some owners figured out how their cat would react to another cat. long live cats and dogs. we'll have more after the break. but first, cnn reporters, anchors, producers, cover stories all over the world and we get tips on best restaurants, hotels, travel spots. i know you have a few favorites there. in this week's travel insider we're off to san francisco. i love that city. >> i'm dan simon in san francisco. one of my favorite places in the city is here. downtown at the historic ferry b

good morning, holly. >> reporter: good morning.white has now a collection of phillies and giants' autographed jerseys and photos of players who visited his hospital bed, but what he went through to get it, suffering brain trauma and injuries walking back after the august 4th shutout of the giants. he was in a medically induced coma as doctors assessed his injuries and broken bones. a full week before he can speak his first words. ryan was on vacation with his family, having taken in yosemite and tahoe. the game was all he and his brother was talking about. he was hit in the crosswalk by a wrong-way driver at new montgomery and mission. the suspect captured later that night after multiple witnesses came forward. ryan, a fourth grader is expected to recover from his broken bones and internal injuries. he uses a walker and wheelchair, but the effects of his brain injury have yet to be determined. frank and grace? >> a long road. >> thanks for the update on ryan white. >> good he's getting better, because after he had gotten hit didn't

i found out, when i moved to my current house, my house had been moved from the reservoir site at holly park to where it was. there was a woman, this was 20 years allege, who had seen the move. she was a kid. she described it coming on a wagon, pulled by a mule. it was basically being breaked by the mule. because it was coming down a hill. and that was just information in my neighborhood from a woman who had lived there for a long time as a kid. and the time is getting further and further away from when these existed. but i think the best thing is humans. and maybe tchutch societies that have senior members. >> yeah. no, if you go to almost -- almost all of our members -- we're a nonprofit organization. so we have a whole membership program. almost all of our members are these kind of people you're talking about. people who grew up in the city, are getting on in years and have these memories. they point us to a lot of other people, people that maybe aren't on the internet who live in their neighborhood. we interview them. if you go to outsideland.org, you'll see some examples of the int

holly quan joins us by phone from kcbs radio.d morning. >> reporter: last week we heard from the national transportation safety board the group that investigated the san bruno explosion. it made tough recommendations to tighten up on the gas industry and allow for harsher fines for violations but those are only recommendations. the panel that can change regulation is the pipeline and hazardous material agency. it's designed to allay public fears. a washington state pipeline expert reviewed the report. >> that draft report may be a classic example of a group of very smart people in a room coming out with a stupid solution. >> reporter: there are technical errors in the report as well as the dismissal of some important recommendation made by the ntsb last week including the repeal of a grandfathering clause that exempts all pre1970 pipes from being pressure tested. that testing is the best way to find defective welds. this is only a draft report and had been reviewed before it's released. >> thank you, holly quan with kcbs radio. >

let's go to holly hughes, former prosecutor and current defense attorney. board to get a stay? >> here's what i think is going to happen -- >> is that -- >> they are looking for clemency. they want to stop the execution to let him go free, say he served enough time. i think there is so much media pressure that we may see for the first time in the parole board's history, they may reverse themselves. people don't know clemency was sought before by davis by the board and they denied it. they have never reversed themselves in a decision, but so much media and attention has been brought to bear on this particular case that we may see them backing up a little bit. maybe just staying the execution. maybe not clemency, but so many questions have been raised and so much of the evidence has been questioned at this point they may say, let's err on the side of caution. you can't redo it if you execute an innocent man. there is no do-over here. >> there have been many marches. you heard the mom saying she'll finally have closure. >> right. >> she ables he did it. this a

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it is believe it came from jensen harms in holly, colorado shipped from july 29th, through september 10th. they told us they ship more than a million and a half cantaloupe to dozens of states. it can take two months before you feel the symptoms. fever and muscle aches. antibiotic treat you, without the treatment the i willless can leave victims incapacitated and unable to speak. -- the usda is facing a 3.4% cut in funding for meat inspections next year, fda taking a 10% bite. john hendron, abc7 news. >>> who are those men in dark suits in aisle 2? the secret service. a news photographer happened to notice the first lady doing some impromptu shopping at a target in virginia. she was wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap, pushing her own cap. she paid at the check-out stan. can only imagine folks surprised. her communications director says it is not uncommon for the first lady to slip out and runner rans. >> previous presidents they -- they don't carry cash. but this white house seems to. >> what are we shopping for today? >> who is buying? >> clouds, wind, unless you want to save your

rome othrough a wide open jessy holly. 77 yards to the one.n bailey boots in the chip shot for the win. niners let it get away. 27-24 the final. >> we played well enough to win, we played well. >> i felt like the second half, just negative plays. >> seemed like every series, one negative play, whether it be a sack or loss or a penalty, put ourselves in second and long or third and long, it was tough to overcome. >> it's a hard loss. we prepare so hard. we let it slip through our hands, and gave up too many big plays. >> mike: it's early in the season. the raiders trying to win two straight on the road for the first time since 1798 -- 1982. they blue an eight point lead letting the bills off the hook. the explosive bills. raiders struck first. mcfadden bangs it in. 123 total yarded and two touchdowns. second half, bills ignite. fitzpatrick, out of harvard. raiders answer, 60 seconds, jason campbell to moore. what a catch. 5-146-yard for more. raiders up four. but bills wouldn't die. fourth and one. 14 second left. fitzpatrick to david nelson. j

romo to a wide open holly. come on. gets to the one.boots the chip shot in for the victory. niners let one get away, 27-24 in overtime. >> raiders took a double shot of buffalo today. the the raiders struck first. mcfadden bangs it in. d-mac, 130ed toat yards and two touchdowns. ron fitzpatrick to scott chandler. bills scored on all five of their second-have possessions. raiders answer, campbell to moore. look at this catch. double coverage. five catches, 146-yard. raiders up four. the bills would not die. fourth and one. 14 seconds left. fitzpatrick finds nelson for the score. then jayson campbell. this hail mary for the win. whose got it? picked off in the end zone. raiders lose, 38-35, falling to 1-1. >> the giants lumber has come out of their slumber and they could end up back in the postseason the way they're playing. looking for a sweep at coors field, and welcome to home run derby. the panda gets it started. opposite field and gone. two batters later, baby giraffe, brandon bell to left. see ya. matt cain's turn. are you kidding m

holly quan joins us from kcbs radio, with the latest. >> reporter: several flight 111's were cancelledseven departures, four arrivals, meaning there is a little catching up to do. the first flights go out between 6 and 7. the manager says it shouldn't be too much of a problem to get people out of here. friday are busier because they are getaway days. this catch-up routine not just being played out here at sfo. but also at oakland airport where 4 southwest flights were cancelled at mineta san jose, 7 san diego flights were scrubbed, amtrak cancelled two trains, as well. those were ones that ran through orange county into san diego. this morning, we see three cancelled flights, one southwest, one united, one virgin, all arrivals. the first flights of the day out of san diego as san diego airport gets up and running again. >> thank you, holly quan, kcbs radio's own, thank you. >>> coming up, an update on the latest terror alert. >> and why that terror alert is affecting the bay area, on high alert, and what local law enforcement agencies are doing to step up security. >>> and memories and

. >> there is a trouble spot on holy yet -- holly street. at holly street there is a crash blocking the two left lanes coming up to the san car less airport. be careful of that. i didn't what -- i did want to move the map to oakland. 580 is a met. beyond that all the way out to lakeshore. pretty slow traffic and 880 traffic is slow as well. i want to take a look at highway 4. we have a mine off spot on highway 4. watch for some slow traffic. okay. now we did go to some live pictures and take a look at interstate 880 northbound. you can see -- you can see stop and go traffic here. >> at the bay bridge -- bay bridge, it's been steady. not as bad pass yesterday but 15, 18 minutes here before you make it ton the span. >>> thank you, kindly. -- low clouds and fog covering the bash the peninsula, some inland areas. possible showers, i will say lake county maybe out towards sacramento county, monterey county. it will be a little warmer inland. but this will be the last warm day until about sunday. there's plenty of thunderstorm activity. plenty of

the first shooting happened just after midnight at osceon and holly in east oakland. the victim staggered into a home after being hit by gunfire. there is no word on his condition. just 90 minutes later police discovered another shooting victim on 58th avenue. investigators believe he was shot elsewhere and left at this location. the young man suffered a leg wound. police are not saying why the two shootings may be related. >>> changes could be coming to millbrae's police department. the city is looking for ways to increase its staff. 29 officers make up millbrae's entire police force. out sourcing serves to the sheriff's office is one option city leaders are considering. another option is to hire more officers. some say the real top priority should be hiring a permanent police chief. millbrae's interim police chief also works part time as san bruno's police chief. >>> overnight there was a large grass fire in contra costa county. it started just after 8:00 in briones valley. it burned 50 acres. no one was hurt. several roads in the area were closed while crews battle

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romo to jesse holly who didn't have an nfl catch leading into the game. 77 yards down to the goal line. and from there, dan bailey boots the chip shot field goal for the win. the cowboys score 13 unanswered points and win 27-24. >> everywhere i go, you know, it's been like that all my life. everybody's a cowboy fan. everybody is a cowboy fan but at this point i'm going to focus on everybody being a 49er fan. i just going to start with us winning. >>> yeah, vernon talking ability all of -- dallas cowboys fans that were in attendance today. >>> the raiders were trying to get off to a 2-0 start for the first time since 2002 and we've got to be in buffalo right? raiders on fire in the first half. darren mcfadden scores to give oakland a 14-0 lead. then 21-3 at halftime. mcfadden. 72 yards and two touchdowns. but the bills erasemented for -- erupted in the second half led by that man. fred jackson. 43-yard run. a touchdown cuts the oakland lead to 11. later in the third quarter, ryan fitzpatrick finds san francisco native johnson. it's 21-17. raider lead down to four. 28-24 raiders. under f

the listeria-tainted cantaloupes are believed to have come from jensen farms in holly, colorado. weeks to develop, officials warn. for more information on how to avoid listeria and e. coli, visit our website at abcnews.com/nightline. >>> and finally tonight, after decades of carefully balancing his every word as one of the longest serving supreme court justices in history, john paul stevens deals with some of the thorniest issues of the day, from gay marriage to the death penalty, in a new book, "the five chiefs." here's abc's george stephanopoulos. >> reporter: in his 35 years on the court, justice john stevens made thousands of decisions but regrets only one. >> my vote in the texas death case, i came out wrong on that. >> reporter: that case found that the death penalty was not cruel an unusual punishment. it was just the first of many death penalty cases stevens would face and remains especially relevant in the wake of last year's controversial execution of troy davis in georgia. you became an outspoken opponent of the death penalty in the your time on the court. how did you

in may of this year, held a roundtable export greg in north carolina with holly petraeus, the director of that office, and mrs. petraeus and i heard directly from the men and women in uniform about the challenges that they face as consumers of financial products and the links to which the officers must go to actually protect the troops from financial abuses at the hand of predatory lenders. and i think a strong director is going to be crucial to ensure that the momentum of the office continues and can be translated at the meaning financial protections to our men and women in uniform. i'm aware that a number of concerns have been raised about the impact that the bureau will have on lending. i'm going to be particularly interested in how mr. cordray you intend to bow and the needs of consumer protection with the need for a community financial institution to provide loans to homeowners and to the small businesses. and i'm hopeful that we can mitigate these concerns and move forward. it is time to put a director in place so that the bureau can get on with its important work. thank you mr.

me two or three arrows in defense unfortunately the usa exploited it once and got to try one of my holly being in the game for the first hour and the americans really should have scored more points for me i actually managed to do so the russians came back brilliantly in the final twenty minutes and bards goal kicking and decision making past the russians could have had a chance of snatching what would have been credibly unlikely big jury losers just to go to last till the. truth even got confused while i was on the pitch i didn't know what to do we should have scored a try then another patootie came between a straightforward penalty from twenty two meters and it was at that point that i couldn't understand what our strength. for all their good work and approach play russia were badly let down especially the lineout where the americans managed to steal number of russian for iowans and that's something they'll need to improve going into bendix match against its island's. didn't function as well as we'd like an area that we did work hard on but didn't go our way we must keep confidence and

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. >> josh's wife, holly, is due to sit tomorrow.eam is clinging to a two-game lead for the wild card. >> i'm going to go to the score and get a cork, for her. that baby ain't coming. not today. >> at number four, wnba playoffs, banks in the circus shot before the game. she was named the league's mvp. number three, the season can't end soon enough nor adam. dunn is hitting a league worth $is 164. round two of the championship. hoping he may have run into dry clothes. the number play of the night, won't be playing him any christmas cards. walkoff home run and leaving the angels behind. and we will be right back. ,, [ cow mooing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no need to produce foods yourself to be sure they're 100% natural. ♪ now there's open nature foods from safeway. no preservatives, no artificial anything. all within budget. a wide choice of natural foods that meet your high standards. ♪ open nature. only at safeway. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm

romo to holly who didn't even have the nfl catch leading into this game. 77 yard stop at the goal linerom time to time there, danube lye -- from there. dan bailey boots the chip shot field goal for the win. the cowboys win 27-24. >> everywhere i go, you know, it's been like that all my life. everybody's a cowboy fan. everybody's a cowboy fan but at this point i'm going to focus on everybody being a 49er fan. i just going to start with us winning. >> the stands were packed with dallas fans today. >>> meanwhile the raiders were trying to get off to a 2-0 start for the first time since 2002. traveling across the country. their wings we got to be in buffalo right? the rangers on fire in the first half. darren mcfadden scores to give oakland the lead. they took the 21-3 advantage into the locker room. 71 yards and two touchdowns. but the bills erupt for 326 yards in the second half. the oakland lead is cut to 11 points. later in the third, ryan fitzpatrick finds johnson for a short touchdown. but it's 21-17 all of a sudden. 28-24 raiders. under five minutes to go in the fourth. after a pena

the center for disease control says the melons came from jensen farms in holly, colorado. >> there is an investigation ongoing about how the contamination occurred. >> reporter: today the cdc said they are unsure how or even why the outbreak began, but because listeria has a long incubation period, doctors believe the number of those infected will grow. >> it's very likely that we will continue to hear about new cases and perhaps additional deaths that are linked to the outbreak over the coming weeks and months. >> reporter: though the outbreak started in colorado, illnesses have been reported in at least 18 states nationwide. some 72 people have been sick. the 13 listeria deaths have come in eight different states. the bacteria especially dangerous for the elderly and pregnant women. among the victims, 48-year-old mother of three, shelly occhipinti-krout. her daughter tiffany still in disbelief. >> there's got to be some answers to this and how this could happen. it's happening to other people. >> reporter: the contaminated cantaloupe was shipped during a six-week period, but the cdc

. >> josh's wife, holly, is due to sit tomorrow.ing to a two-game lead for the wild card. >> i'm going to go to the score and get a cork, for her. that baby ain't coming. not today. >> at number four, wnba playoffs, banks in the circus shot before the game. she was named the league's mvp. number three, the season can't end soon enough nor adam. dunn is hitting a league worth $is 164. round two of the championship. hoping he may have run into dry clothes. the number play of the night, won't be playing him any christmas cards. walkoff home run and leaving the angels behind. and we will be ,,,,,, i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies.

. >> reporter: it was almost three weeks ago that family living at the holly acre mobile home park hadir entire lives washed out. many volunteers came forward to help. now one do gooders efforts are being denied. talk to us a little bit about the plan. you're a contractor yourself. as we continue to watch the images, talk to me about what you were planning to do. >> our initial efforts were to go in there with a group of 25 volunteers and sift through the remains of everybody's home. find pictures, personal items, memorable silverware, family heirlooms and save them. put them into a trailer and then let the families know what we were able to recover. >> reporter: you were going to clean it up. what happened next? why can't you go forward? >> we went through all of the necessary protocols with the owner of the park and everything. got all of the waivers signed. and when i went to the county to get a permit, they said that they couldn't issue one because i was not a designated class c builder. >> reporter: right. >> or class c heavy highway contractor. >> reporter: important to point out

they are our designated hollis agency for the city. supervisor kim: why did we not previously designated with dph? >> i believe it was a decision made by the board of supervisors at the time. there is no money in the fund at this point. supervisor kim: thank you. i know there are other departments here as well. would anybody else like to add anything? >> good morning. i am from the treasurer's office. i just wanted to state our support and our partnership in this program, and we look forward to rolling out the porthole in mid-october, along with the property tax bills, which since 1984 has been the time that folks can see the voluntary proposition to the program. that will be our big role in, and it will be able to go from the property tax payment website on to being able to donate for this. supervisor chu: all right, thank you. why don't we go to public comment. any members of the public wished to speak on this item? item number four. seeing none, public comment is closed. if we can take the amendment as articulated by the recreation

i'm joined by rosemary hollis the professor of middle east policy studies at city university in london rosemary thanks for speaking to r.t. so how well has the international community handled the libyan crisis will you make a distinction between the nato members some of whom are extremely proud of what's been achieved so far in libya and the broader international community who are adjusting to developments in libya and deciding to be on the side of the future though not every government around the world has yet recognized and accepted the national transitional council as the government so did they do the right thing to begin with i think the u.n. responded to an emergency the arab league made a plea for some sort of intervention to save the citizens of benghazi from massacre . but only over the last several months have we all realized the extent to which britain and france in particular nato in general basically entered the war determined that the anti gadhafi side when there seems to be an assumption that the new government of libya will be automatically pro west and the old contracts