>> yes, "hope" is a big word here. hopeful is the way to go, and i think the kind of stocks i've been using the last year or so are dividend ariftcrats, company with powerhouse balance sheets, a steady stream of earnings because of the business they're in or the way they run their business, and the ability and the inclination to raise dividends regularly. >> tom: let's get to some new ideas here that you still like the stock prices of. b.c.e., the old bell canada. how long should investors wait? >> well, i think b.c.d. is going to raise the dividend regularly. that's been their past performance, anyway. and the return is over 5%. i think the longest they pay an increasg dividend stream, the more attraction the stock will have. and in the meantime, it reduces your cost price by the amount of the dividends, if you want to look at it that way. i'd stay with that one. >> tom: you're not afraid of curls looking at ardent restaurants, known as olive garden and red lobster brand. the stock has been choppy here, bob. >> yes. w

we have three distinct goals for hope sf. we thought that it was important to lay out goals from the beginning. we are going to evaluating the ourselves throughout the life of the initiative. to improve the existing conditions of the residents to create a thriving, sustainable neighborhood. and make sure that they receive the benefits of the public housing transformation and to make sure that we create the most sustainable affordable housing that we can. four of our five active sites are in the bay view. our fifth site is in the court. a couple of highlights to catch you up on some of the emerging things happening. we are excited to announce that out of our five active sites, we have two substantially funded. we were honored just recently by the department of housing and urban development by a grant which was able to allow us to support the development in a way at a point where we can say we are substantially funded. it is a very good time for those two sites. we are continually committed to our service connection. we have a

i hope our government will make the right choice. i hope our government will stand for justice. president chiu: thank you very much. >> good evening. i come here because i practice. we are all together. when i was a kid, i practiced with my mother. since 1999. there is a chinese communist party. if you want to practice, they will pick you and if you continue, they will kill you. my mother was lucky. a few days ago, i saw a chinese red flag outside of the city hall. when i was a kid, i could see the chinese red flag in the garden, the park, and my classroom. actually, when i see it, i think the chinese communist party has come to san francisco. i am very afraid that they have my mom and that is a red flag. when you make your choices, think about that. last time i came here and talk about this, and i think someone, they decided we will never do that. it is a california flag. but i think that would be right. please. thank you. >> city hall. [speaking foreign language] dehere -- [speaking foreign language] perry in [speaking foreign language] >> islander city hall. r.r. radanovich c

i hope can stay and live safely here. >> best of luck. thank you very much. he was born in this town of some 77,000 people. the rescue efforts continue but i think most rescue workers that we have been speaking to -- -- the hope of finding anyone else alive. >> more from tim over the course of the day. >> the islamic party has claimed victory in the country's first democratic elections in tunisia. >> on the strength of provisional results, few doubts that the official results due on tuesday afternoon or evening will do anything but show they have the majority in the new assembly. they will nominate an interim prime minister. >> that has been consistently part of the struggle for democracy. >> that doesn't mean the the sectaristr is happy about it. the e.u. gave their elections a clean bill of health. >> people were very emotional. i think that whenever the results, the final results might show tomorrow, there is a winner. democracy has won. >> secularists do not believe ennahda will keep its word to respect tunisia's rights to worship as they would like. they

there is still hope of finding survivors. a number of people have been pulled alive from the rubble, including an 11-year-old boy and a two week old baby. over 400 people have been known to die in the earthquake, but many people are still missing. >> it is moments like these that keep hope alive. 52 hours after the devastating earthquake, rescue workers carried out an 11 year-old from the ruins of a house in van. \ it is the second small miracle in one day. just a few hours earlier, a two week old was rescued. the baby was brought to a makeshift medical facility. doctors there say she is healthy and will recover from our ordeal. -- her ordeal. in van, help came too early for her mother, but her grandmother survived. it is a miracle that saved the family. >> i am nervous and happy. i pray to god that my daughter and granddaughter are going to be all right. >> the situation remains critical in the region as body after body is recovered. many survivors are spending another night on the street. the turkish red crescent is deliver

denise and vick are hope. here is what people are talking about tonight, an amber alert still underway. tonight community pleads for his safe return and mourns his dead mother. wjz continues to follow the investigation. here is new information about the investigation and the search. >> reporter: the alleged murder is behind bars. his friends are saying that they are praying and hoping that their son is returned safely. it's been 2 weeks since william mccain has been at school. but his friends and football teammates haven't stopped thinking about him. >> we want to pray that we can bring this child home. >> at a vigil in montgomery county, community hopes police find william safe. his mother, 51-year-old jane was found stabbed and beaten to death in their german townhome on wednesday. an amber alert was issued once police discovered william was nowhere to be found. on thursday his stepfather, 45- year-old curtis low's wilson was arrested for her murder in north carolina, still no williams. she said she had been

the church is hoping to raise $25 million to cover the repair work and operating budget. >> we hope to be open in november 12 for the consecration of the new bishop of washington. >> people watched as the dangerous and delicate work was done. >> it is amazing to see it. it will be wonderful to see the completed cathedral with the pinnacle. >> it is a shame that we cannot go in, but it was still nice to walk around it and see the outside of thatit. >> next week, the same engineering firm that was inside the washington monument to check it out will be trying to determine if there was any further damage that has so far not been spotted. reporting live in northwest suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >>> metro has approved major service changes to the blue line and yellow line realigning service next year. it would push more trains to the yellow line to make room for the incoming silver line extension to dulles airport. there are also considering fare changes. at 6:00, but metro is trying to do to prevent a nightmare to meet again. >>> mayor vincent gray says that arrests for expired vehicle regi

i am hoping we can get it to the senate floor. with maybe some structure that will allow amendments, relevant amendments, to the bill. with some time limits. we're working on that right now. i have been working with senator alexander. we have gone to our respective leaders and talked about this, about having some structure. it is a good bipartisan bill. >> any idea when it will hit the floor? >> i do not know. i do not run that. as they say, it is above my pay grade. i am talking to harry reid and others about this. i am hoping we can have this on the floor before thanksgiving, but i know that a lot of other things are happening. the super committee is happening, the appropriations bills. i am hopeful sometime before christmas, we will have this on the floor. the sooner the better. there is a dynamic at work here. schools want to get out from underneath ayp. that affects republicans and democrats both. there should be a high comfort level, i think, for republicans, especially. this is a bipartisan bill and it has been hammered out

many of you joined us last night for the boys hope, girls hope to benefit the music project.st year the cast of the show extreme makeover surprised the group with an amazing renovation of the space in baltimore city. boys hope, girls hope is a resource and community for at risk children. >>> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast most accurate by weather rate. >> things are clearing out nicely after rough weather out there today, impressive clearing going on now. a couple of isolated showers, one towards cambridge and dorchester county. the sunshine is out now in the inner harbor. temperature balmy, the wind come up in a big way. show you the gusts in a second. this is the end result. after the front came through, at summit ridge, we had nice sunshine, breaking through the clouds and in baltimore, actually, that was from earlier, but a lot of our hd cams are not time lapsing at full speed at the moment. you can see here in roland park the sunshine in force over fall color which is pretty to look at. one renegade shower towards cambridge, here is the line

"god inspires us," he told me "not to lose hope." a man knelt in silent prayer and search and rescue operations were occurring in a nearby city too. "economy nephew, his wife and island, all three dead," this man said. people have been rescued up to two weeks after major quakes like this man in haiti but those miracles are all too rare. temperatures are dropping to freezing tonight and thousands are spending the night outside either unable or too afraid to go indoors. a short while ago i spoke with a turkish man who said please tell everyone we need help. diane? >> and those cranes still digging tonight. >>> now the news from libya. today we learned moammar gadhafi is expected to be buried tomorrow. in a secret location. an unmarked grave after thousands of libyans filed through to see his corpse. his son saif sent a message that he is still in hiding in libya and wants to continue his father's fight. and in tunisia where the arab spring began more than 90% of voters turned out for that nation's first democratic election. a moderate

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i hope we're not going to expect anything like this. let's go right to howard and get his forecasts >> j.c., those denver pics scare me because we could be looking at a heavy wet snow north and west of town and heading up to pennsylvania. winter storm watches 2 up to maine from virginia and west virginia and that could be a real problem. locally we've got the winter storm watches from fredrick county and points east right along the pennsylvania border. loudoun has been added since this morning, northern faulk here and everybody in the park, the shenandoah, the valleys and the mountains, this going through saturday as this storm is taking shape. we've got cold air up to the north. that is filtering down. that's the supply of cold air. i know it's early in the season, it's marginally cold, but it's going to be cold enough, especially at the higher elevations to take a lot of this moisture and turn it from rain into snow. actually, that storm will redevelop off the coast and move off toward the north and the east. so right now the main pre

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they hope that somehow the leaders are playing the time in hopes that it will strengthen the banks. the overwhelming feeling here at the moment is that the leaders are not in control and they do not have a plan. it is the best to give greece more loan guarantees or is it best to have greece have a disorderly default. >> you also have wall street's fall overnight. hurting asian stock markets today. japan is lower by more than 2%. it is easing by about 1%. investors are closely watching. finance made -- ministers are meeting in luxembourg. the kiwi dollar and the australian dollar are diving. those are the markets at this hour. as the eurozone minister is looking at greece, the billionaire speculator george soros has expressed sympathy with american protesters that are aiming their anger at wall street. >> in the shadow of wall street, another day begins. protesters that say finance iss' greednance h ruining stuff. >> we are part of the group that is getting the short end of the stick while they are getting more and more money. we need to be equal. >> the message drew the crowds to a

we hope to see you right back here tomorrow.t. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. occupy oakland protesters on the most tonight after being dismantled and moved from their encampment at around 5:00 this morning. they are on the move tonight heading towards the police station. they want to talk to authorities about the fact that they were forcibly moved from their encampment. >> you're looking at live pictures now in downtown oakland as they march towards city hall, but the police have stepped in the way. let's send things down to the ground level. nbcbayarea cheryl hurd is alongside the protesters in downtown oakland. we're looking at it from the vantage point of our helicopters now. a lot of different forces around the town what. are you seeing there where you are? >> reporter: you can hear the screaming around me. i am right in the middle of what's going on right now, where i am

is my hope that that happens. -- it is my hope that that happens. this is an egregious issue. if the facts that are reported in that article are true, that needs to have careful consideration. with that, president chiu, the floor is yours. president chiu: thank you. i want to thank all of the members of the public who have participated in this conversation about an important issue we need to address. i don't think it will be a surprise that i do not support my colleague's legislation in its current form. that being said, at least with regard to this meeting, i am ok with supporting the motion that we move forward without recommendation. let me explain why. there are a majority of college that have expressed support. we would engage in several weeks of parliamentary procedures that i don't feel we need to do. i would prefer we move forward with an up or down vote on this and call the question. that being said, i also -- i do have an alternative piece of legislation i would like to be considered by the board at some time. i will request that our chair hopefully schedule that leg

i sort of have this feeling of hope. if you go to the camp and talk to people, that is something that everyone has shared. this idea that we are creating a new space. a few months back, if you think about what the news commentators find, there was this sense that everyone in the united states is the ejected. that it is slowing down. -- ejected -- dejected. that it is slowing down. we need something strong to drive our society forward. to help to make us more successful people. [beep] the encampment of about just a symbol of that, but it is and living space where the hope is coming together. where people are working together to create a better reality for each other'. that is one thing that we have to remember. the camp is not just a metaphor. is action, working in action. that is what we need to remember. supervisor avalos: next speaker, please. >> yoke. body, mind, and spirit, doing a whole movement. there is a bit of a historical quest -- historical question -- excuse me. hundreds of people protesting the occupation in

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. >> the center has grown so much over the years they are looking for ager facility what they hope for in years to come, exclusive exclusive director says she number of people and volunteers exceeds the number of people that need help. >> many people have reservations and donating and not knowing where the money will go. but a silicon valley company is hoping to ease that anxiety by electrical you pick in how the money gets used. dan ashley has more. >> reporter: single dad reginald thompson struggles to take care of his three young kids all day. >> i work all night and work a day shift and come home to baby-sit my kids. get very little sleep. it's clinging. >> he found help on a website give locally.net. full profit line let's those in need request assistance for specific need. donors can pick and choose where their money goes. >> i've gotten loan assistance and help with the pg&e bill, the water bill and groceries. >> among those that helped him out. >> it's very transparent. it's easy to use. you can pick the family you want to help and see where your money is going. >> the idea was

we were hopeful to be more further along. i will ask that you be prepared to engage in that study when the survey instrument it's done. it will probably be an online survey that should be fairly easy. the more people that fill it out, the better the data we will have we think it will likely be in the billions. the more you that it involved and give the data that is asked of you, the more accurate it will be. i will leave it there. the other thing i was hoping to do today, just a power play instead of the actual web site. many remember when, about one year ago, we had some violence going on. the mayor shook a finger in city hall and talk about fixing the night life and policing yourself. it was passed by david shu, regarding promoters. it started a few years ago ended did not go anywhere. basically it wound up being a listing of promoters. so, we are pretty close to launching this website. it will look like that. not bad. it is super simple and it is one of those things that you sign up for this free. it does not create a good

she was also hoping to be the fan of the day for her special day and she's also hoping for a redskins. we second that. want to be monday's fan of the day, find us on facebook, search for fox 5 and post a comment under zig e's photo. now over to allison who is joining steve. good morning. >>> good morning. happy friday to you. thank you so much. coming up, on this friday morning, life in libya after the country's long time leader is killed. [sound of gunfire]

perhaps it is dangerous i hope hope that she will see visions during her since not clear certainly we haven't seen anything this sustained against wall street since the thirty's we've had people camped out for weeks and the question is how much does it broken in the thirty's we have the bonus armies we have to rebuild some of kind of encampments so does this go on for months at a time and if so how is it going to change the public narrative and how is it how are they going to reach out to other groups to create change of specific factions and that's the real issue right you know and ultimately ultimately do you think all attention is what will listen to the me to the demands of these protesters are i mean if not who are they listening to and you know it's not i think losing the people who give the money so i mean i think with this kind of congress i think we have two tracks right now people focus heavily in part ex but i think we can be crucially cooperation parisian judge so much of how our lives are you know kind of benefits they are kind of leaders we get excited and sort of like t

i hope there is some hope. it is an ingrained

. >> organizers of the first annual cannabis industry job fair hope that misconception goes up in smoke 90% of the jobs are servicing the people that are selling the medical marijuana. >> they need talent from the compliance side. >> you could be an accountant, a real estate agent. >> retail and production jobs you likely never heard of, like a tremor, think of a bartender that knows the flavor and effect of the cannabis, or a cook, but you are making cannabis edible and making far greater than minimum wage. >> there are dispensaries starting around $15 an hour for the retail position. >> normally the leading question is pay, but the leading cannabis placement agency, yes, there is such thing, is hearing different pleas. >> are we safe? is the federal going to come down and bust everybody? that's what people have been saying. >> because the irs just slapped oakland's largest dispensary with a $2.5 million fine and the u.s. attorney is threatening shutdown of others, calling pot clubs drug traffickers. will the best and brightest stay away? >> it's absolutely absurd. this isn't drug traf

we hope to engage all of you in that. we are starting neighborhood courts, and a lot of efforts that we hope to engage the city and county in supporting us and looking at ways to move away from the over incarceration of people and look at ways to reform their behavior. the efforts we have undertaken when george was appointed to the position -- jeff asked him to come to the public defender's office to have a question and answer session, which he did, and i attended with him. we are told that was the first time that had ever happened, and we reciprocated by asking jeff to meet with the district attorneys in our office. we have begun a dialogue that both sides think is very healthy. we have identified a number of issues that we think require further exploration, so we are creating working group's staff by the people from the d.a.'s office and the public defender's office to look at improving things like discovery, which is an important issue, making sure that we have reciprocal discovery and that it is transparent and comple

we had real hope that this would solve the disease. and i thought, three to four years we would have the answer. in fact, in three to four years, we did have an answer, and that was that mptp itself was not the cause of parkinson's. >> narrator: not the use, but a key clue. indeed, recent studies have built on langston's initial breakthrough, showing that pesticide exposure can increase disease risk by as much as 70%. and many scientists now think genes and the environment might actually work hand in hand to cause most parkinson's, with certain genes triggering the disease only when a toxic exposure takes place. >> there's an old saying that genetics loads the gun and environment pulls the trigger, and that may be the case in parkinson's. we still don't have a smoking gun, that's for sure, but that's what we're looking for. >> narrator: and so the time- consuming hunt for what causes parkinson's continues. but time, of course, is what people with parkinson's can least afford. for them, the quest that matters most is the search for a cu

we created and education task force as part of the campaign for hope sf. it is one of three task forces to determine how money for hope sf would be spent. a private taskforce came together with 18 members. we met a total of four times and had deep sessions and came up with a list of recommendations in key areas. we adopted some objectives that are pretty much in line with the district's. our objective as a district, providing high-quality early care and education and moving through all the way from the high-quality preschool to ready ness for college and career. and the steps that link those together. this was around parent and community education, to make sure we were making be links between home and school. this is coming from the new communities that are being created right now. coming up with ways to engage school staff. supporting alternative communication channels for parents from schools and for all kinds of activities throughout the gear that we want to make sure parents are a part of and understand and know about. we wanted to focus on summer and

he just hoped that the last day of marriage would become a lovely memory.e carefully considers the order of the photos and their captions. >> translator: no, this isn't the right one for the very end. beginning with that photo is not right either. it's trickier than you mention. i've given serious thought to this. showing this photo at the end may work, but then again it would be bittersweet. it would be nice if they could recall the happiness that they felt for the time of their wedding. if they're going to hold a divorce ceremony and since they once loved each other, i really hope that they can become friends again. or keep building up a friendly relationship. i know that it may just sound like pretty word, but i really wish it from the bottom of my heart. >> hiroki also expresses his feelings toward the couple with this divorce ceremony dress. he had it specially designed for the last moment of the marriage. his thoughts are directed to the special flower that he chose for the motif of the dress. >> translator: the divorce ceremony dress was yellow desig

his teammates haven't lost hope.they showed support for william last night in a vigil. >> i love him so much. he's going to come home and be safe and healthy. >> reporter: the police found his mother murdered inside her home earlier this week. the police arrested her estranged husband, curtis lopez. >>> well, the occupy wall street movement and protest continues in new york. they're calling it a global day of action against corporate greed. here's the report from new york city. >> reporter: hundreds of soggy wall street demonstrators settled in for the weekend. demonstrators won a small victory. the city forced them out of the park. >> we were prepared to get arrested if it came to that. >> reporter: the mayor wasn't pleased with the politicians who called for the cleaning to be postponed. >> if those officials would spend half as much time in trying to get jobs to come here, we would go a long ways towards answering the concerns of the protestors. >> reporter: earlier, the demonstration turned tense when protestors

formally charged with her murder investigators also say they found new accomplices her family are hopeful progress in the case the suit justice i'm french really served. pushing a pro-business stand up pulling out quickly america's economy and afghan exit strategy overshadows the missions time anniversary with a deadline expected to be missed something the top u.s. military commander in afghanistan says the war will drag on beyond twenty four teams from now on r.g.p. time for a cultural excursion through one of my scouts from your attraction stay with us. great. thing. come to. something but the. moscow. hello i woke up i must go out show on this week's program of exploring a famous christian and museum located right in the heart of the russian capital that opened in one thousand and twelve and let's say it will celebrate his one hundredth anniversary so join the most numbers as we take a look at the stunning collection of office representing centuries of creativity the strength and culture. the coolie on which you see here is a reproduction of the lot of parts of banjo in florence the sk

she hopes to help restore hope to people throughout japan. >>> and now let's take a look at the marketigures. >>> let's look at the global weather forecast. >> hello, welcome to your weather update. in japan, sunny weather has finally come to an end and we are facing wet weather from the west. humid air continues to blow into western japan and is creating thundershowers. we are expecting over 150 million meters of rain in the area. up to 250 millimeters. stay on the watch for flooding and land slides. the rain will move to central japan by japan. it will move to the north into saturday. meep while, light to moderate precipitation can be found akrause inland china that will spread to china in the next 24 hours. down to the south, it is thundery and wet to the southern indochina peninsula as well as much of the philippines throughout the day. temperatures shaping up like this. tokyo expected to be 21 degrees and the same for seoul. bangkok, 33 degrees and overcast with the chance of thundershowers. heading over to the americas, a large low pressure system could bring wet and windy condit

i hope that i can get it very soon. thank you. supervisor avalos: are there other members of the public who want to comment? i have seen you walk to school. a lot. we will close public comment. supervisor campos? supervisor campos: thank you, mr. chair. i think now you understand the urgency. i think your birthday is coming up. is it the middle of december? we do not have a lot of time. on an unrelated note, let me say what is amazing about this hearing is what it says about how lucky we are we have youth of this caliber living in the city and county of san francisco. [applause] one thing is for sure. one thing is clear. the city is going to be in amazing hands. we're very lucky these young people are going to be the leaders of the city. i want to say i am very proud to live in the city that provides this kind of a forum to the young people. i have always said that whenever you have young people in the room, and you have young people engaging in this type of discussion, it is a lot more substantive and thoughtful than a lot of wha

i hope there is some hope. it is an ingrained problem. the problem is how you teach policeman at the ends do not justify the means? you do your job and you let the courts work it out. you are not the arbiter. you cannot protect bad cops. they will ruin you. if there are 100 cops and three of them are bad, we look at these videos and say, you are all bad. how do we get that the community's faith? it cannot be done by one person. i think we start teaching young policeman -- if you like, if you teach -- if you cheat, you are going to get fired. you are going to get prosecuted. that is the message to come out of these cases. if they commit perjury, they have to go. we have to

we were hoping it would be like that tonight too. we hope it'll be. >> i think everybody forgot about their troubles and dressed up and came out and partied. >> reporter: this party has all kinds of costumes imaginable. quite a few nuns, even dorothy from the wizard of oz. >> everybody is exotic and crazy i rather be something simple and conservative. >> reporter: and seems like the castro has it version of the don't ask don't tell policy. and yes that is a dining table. >> you know from the problems they had in the past i think they're doing the right thing. it's sad a lot of things have happened here but they did the right thing they had to do. you can still have a good time here with the local crowds. i think it's great. >> reporter: more than 100,000 people let lose in the castro district where six people were shot. the next year, the city called the party over asking people to go elsewhere, and they did. >> we don't want the neighborhood to be overrun. we want to have a zero policy. >>> when we come back in a second look, let's

i talk about hope. growing up. seeing some of the things i saw. i learned a very important lesson and that was this. streets around here. selling newspapers on the border town. i saw things a young person shouldn't see. i learned an important lesson and it's this. in order not to get beat up. i am speaking to you the way my father talked to me. he was a doctorate from the field. you can tell i really value of the elders. he taught me a lesson. all the things i put up with. have hope. because i remember, coming home sometimes and i said, look what i bought you on special. people were making fun of me. do you know what color the shirt was? a bright yellow shirt. i looked like a light bulb. the role of the elders is important. when you talk about hope, ladies and gentlemen. i want to remember the works of victor franco. he looked, he was one of the survivors of a/sweuts. this too shall pas. the best way to build hope is have a plan. when i talked about being on the streets. it's very operational. have bigger brother and cousins. that coalition buildi