hull took the test.e didn't take the test. >> with his first line of defense shot down, higgins pivots to explain ziggy's actions. >> richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years? >> twice. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they've continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >> you've been at the program before? >> yes, sir. >> if you didn't want to make parole, could you say, i don't want to go? >> i don't know if you would understand, but a convict saying that he's not ready to get out, i'd feel like i would be ostracized. >> is that it? >> yes, sir. >> the lieutenant's decision comes swiftly. >> guilty of the charge of refusal, attempt to alter a drug screen, recommend five days penal segregation, assess a fee of $25, $4 fine. recommend a job drop. you want to appeal this? >> yes, sir. >> yes, sir, i don't think the $25 is appropriate. >> i can suspend that. i will suspend th

>>how much did your relationship with bobby hull shape your life?o back quite a few years ... he was from another town but we hit it off we play football and enjoy each other's company >>to you have any memories of when you and the team put hockey back on the radar here in chicago in 1961 >>we went to the airport came back at a party someone decided that michael's hat would be a nice cup so we poured champagne into his brand new hat ... we just have a lot of fun and it was great to win. stan mikita will sign copies of his book tonight at andersen's bookshop in downers grove that's from 630 to 8:00 p.m. tom skilling will be back wi living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to help relieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events can occur, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types o

. >> suddenly i saw this thing in the hull of the ship. this is the scratching in the paint. and it's, you know, a scratching by nature. i'm showing what you nature did to this vessel. i didn't do it. man didn't do it. the seas, the storms, the flo tsa n did it. >> reporter: she called her collection hulls a glimpse into her love and life on the water. >> i'm bringing to you that point on the tug pushing against that ship where you say oh, my gosh, that's not a ship anymore. that's painting. if i can give you that, i have succeeded. >> she said the economy retired her as a tug captain a couple of years ago. her exhibit opens in the mission district next week. if you have a story idea, go to cbssf.com, click "connect," scroll down, hit closer look, send me an email. >>> thursday, october 27. today's high banked between 63 degrees in half moon bay to 79 degrees in gilroy. official sundown was at 6:16. take a look at our live cbs 5 weather camera. nothing but seamless skies. highs today 71 san francisco. it was 76 degrees in oakland. and 75 degrees in san jose and santa rosa. cu

a remote control vehicle will drill a hole into the hull and take a sample. it could still have three million gallons of oil in it and a leak could threaten the sanctuary. >>> there is a rush to harvest in the wine country. this latest round of wet weather is raising concern about rot. the biggest concern is white grapes which are being i can ped, crushed and pressed. the red grapes should be fine, but even before that they lost about 30% of the crop because of the cool weather. and what they do don't need now is more rain. >> at least it looks like they are not getting anymore. >>> let's check in with sandhya patel with the forecast. >> it is going to be a dry forecast for the next six days, seven days at least. here is a live picture from our sutro camera. i show you this because we have a clear view of the golden gate bridge. earlier we had fog shrouding the bridge. you could barely see the bridge. and there is a time lapse to show you what it looked like from sutro camera. you can see a shallow layer of fog this evening, but it started to thin out and lat

fnlgt object the hull herful town to the west side on the lop. this traffic is brought to you by your today i toe. medical lisa will talk to me a boy's that port w's not wear pm i can. >>> good morning. the police made an arrest in this case. they found the avenue for the sm tho my noel have after. >> the boy's mother was at the on it is tense. this i.r.s. the detectives rared her husband, curtis snfnl. it is a good drive from near phonal and we are waiting to financial. >> they saw him loading up things in her car two things with a plaid screen tigs and. >>> she put ut in the become of the. >> the miss are crsming. >>> thank you thank you. lopez is being detained. >> another active investigation in this city, a man was shot in the back in a parking garage in red wood street. it could be part of a robbery. the wounded man is in stable condition. >>> a motive in the caw lone master. the man they were arresting had a bitter piet with is wife, and he will be 06789. >> he will be formally inthrow doused tone. >>> that a approximate,. >> he will be fo

. >> reporter: she calls her collection haul hulls. it's a glimpse into her love and life on the water. >> i'm bringing you to that point on the tug, pushing against that ship, where you say oh, my gosh. that's not a ship anymore. that's a painting. if i can give you that, i've succeeded. >> reporter: jan says the economy retired her as a tug captain a couple of years ago. her exhibit hulls opens wednesday at dicker and prince gally on 17th in the mission district. if you have a story idea, log on to cbssf.com, click connect, scroll down to closer look and e-mail us. allen martin, cbs 5. >>> all right. saturday morning, let's check in on our bay area weather forecast. christy is joining us again for the full forecast looking like a nice weekend. >> it will be a beautiful weekend. we've enjoyed really nice above average temperatures the past couple of weeks and more of the same this week, including this weekend. in fact, this morning it's a little chilly. you wouldn't guess it's going to be a warm day but lots of sunshine later on. and

a remote control vehicle will drill a hole into the hull and take a sample. it could still have three million gallons of oil in it and a leak could threaten the sanctuary. >>> there is a rush to harvest in the wine country. this latest round of wet weather is raising concern about rot. the biggest concern is white grapes which are being i can ped, crushed and pressed. the red grapes should be fine, but even before that they lost about 30% of the crop because of the cool weather. and what they do don't need now is more rain. >> at least it looks like they are not getting anymore. >>> let's check in with sandhya patel with the forecast. >> it is going to be a dry forecast for the next six days, seven days at least. here is a live picture from our sutro camera. i show you this because we have a clear view of the golden gate bridge. earlier we had fog shrouding the bridge. you could barely see the bridge. and there is a time lapse to show you what it looked like from sutro camera. you can see a shallow layer of fog this evening, but it started to thin out and lat

squad is without injury so you can see mike i'm going to be struck up both feet meanwhile looking to hull for paul run of form which has seen them fail to score in their last three games. over an england free scoring munch the city have reached the quarter finals of the carling cup the five team demolition of wolves after the six one thrashing month united city of nice for fifteen times in three games was in strike i think it's going to pause for the premier league leaders also into the last eight years chelsea could be dead it into one after extra time. needed extra time to get past newcastle fourteen the score. and that one alu swaret sports weiss in little victory caption from now one time when jones put stoke ahead just before halftime along clearance by the keeper should have been dealt with by liverpool defender sebastian but he was robbed by john walters floats the ball on to the head of james and finds the bottom corner not long after the restart liverpool were level not to go from suarez bringing the ball down then not make driving shorten and coldstone into the bottom corner. su

disintegrating infrastructure, a world of torn metal, the sheer force of wave power twisting and splitting the hull of this 47,000-ton vessel. and here, over the side, the damage is even clearer. the small team of salvage workers who took these pictures spent five hours on board to assess the ship, but soon left because of the evident dangers. there's dangling containers still attached, with nearly 100 others already tipped overboard. and this is the damage seen from above, a great metallic tear puts the ship beyond saving. the sea swells have eased, slowing down the relentless pressure of destruction, and buying time for the crews to pump out the remaining oil. the ship's owners for the first time publicly apologizing to the people of new zealand. >> we are deeply sorry for the situation that has arisen. it is our ship that went underground, and we apologize without hesitation for what has happened. >> what happens to the rena at sea will direct the course of events on the beaches. more oil spilt will mean more sludge on the sand and the wildlife. at least 500 birds have so far been killed, the sa

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the blackhawks return home tomorrow and they will unveil two statues of bobby hull and stan miktika outsidewatch the ceremony right here on the wgn. patrick sharp gets a rebound in scores be go ahead bowl. they go on to win a 3-1 in for two straight victories on the road. there is still no news conference scheduled to announce theo epstein are rival on the north side. the plan is for him to become the president of baseball operations and he will then hired the padres jed hoyer as the new general manager. in two of the world series in st. louis. it was scoreless in the fifth. rangers tied the game in the ninth with eight sacrifice fly ball and then michael young kids and then their first lead with another. they hold on to win 2-1 now the series goes to texas to more knight tied at one. coming up next is your illinois lottery drawning... good afternoon everyone here's your midday lottery numbers. good luck pick 3- 1,3,8. pick 4- 2,110. have a great afternoon. i'm bonnie and this is my cvs. i don't have time for the flu. that's why i'm knocking things off my to-do list. vitamin d -- done. hand

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double hull to sail into the united states of america to protect us from their pollution. we acted unilaterally to protect our country from the carbon pollution associated with an oil spill 21 years ago. now, after years of trying to forge an international aviation agreement, the european union is acting to protect itself from the carbon pollution associated from airline travel. last week, an independent team of scientists at berkley released their -- berkeley released their analysis of surface records going back to 1900. their counterparts in noaa and nasa had previously shown that temperatures were increasing. once again, scientists have confirmed that global warming is real. now, that independent scientists have validated this dead rock fact, perhaps my colleagues who have questioned the science of climate change will be willing to give climate scientists the benefit of the doubt that the rest of their findings are accurate. and those findings have sobering consequences for the united states. more heat waves, rising sea levels, declining snow pact or frequent drought, m

and as the hull is a suspicious person on campus clinton in >> in 2011 there have been several casesattery into the two cases police said arrests have been made hough and how has teresa estacio with kron4 news. >> now christine to stick you see there says that the sec with the team row was consentual although his arraignment would i have until next month. his attorney says that he needs anti psychotic medication and he is not getting it in jail. a real core review has now been ordered by the judge. some of the victims' relatives shouted at him as he came into court today he is now facing eight counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. catherine heenan with kron4 news. at 11:00 p.m. and unbelievable increase in the number of air-traffic control errors. we are breaking down the numbers as a new report is released. >> sex can be forgettable or mind blowing for some people it is both we will explain tonight 11:00 p.m.. let us ticket the video is very explicit the customer use her cellphone to videotape this, started cursing at the worker slapped him across the face prompting hi

sent into from sunday if you want to get there early where they're not too bad as san francisco and hulledd in the upper 60s. and the key your extended forecast we would check your data about midday tomorrow. will start to see clear conditions to end this state who will warrant friday. as we head into the next week in london on monday with the temperatures warm right back up. >> good evening everybody tied with in the bay area for a tournament that he is making a big deal. with all due respect, and martine rack outside of morgan hill it is the flies open. with the wood, and had foot tournament. the cameraman from all over coming. wood has the right to cut straight ahead. to date assigned a new deal with a rolex watches in years vern glenn with tiger woods. >> it looks as though she put a club and who would hand, the people will come a lot of people. lookit this open crowd just south of san jose for a wednesday pro-am. the group estimated 300 at full strength. no, they said 12. with a document issues. using a one went did not matter, not to these people. >> i cancelled it the explosiveness

judge hulled they were too gruesome, feared it would prejudice the jury against norwood so the majority are being allowed in. there is a photo allowed of the area in which the body was found and also a photo of norwood. she and to be beaten. she told police they were both beaten and raped by assailants. the police say that story is false. a jury has not been seated yet. it seems they have narrowed the field and opening statements should be on the horizon in court today. i'm stacy cohan. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in the meantime, two d.c. men accused of a deadly shooting on a metrobus will be held in florida until an extradition hearing. >> vince gray and del ron ach he want s -- acheson were arrested in orlando. >>> the search continues for a missing 9-year-old autistic boy. robby woods has been missing since sunday. he wandered away from his family at the north anna battlefield park. he does not speak. yesterday, police invited the public to help with the such. nearly 900 people showed up. the park stretching across # 0- acre is not fenced in and police are concerned he may have w

you can see the breakdown in the hull that's getting bigger every day. it struck a reef a week ago. since then at least 350 tons of oil has leaked into the sea in the country's worst ever marine pollution disaster. it's not just the oil going into the sea either. more than 80 containers have so far fallen offer the ship, some have come ashore scattering debris along the country's finest coastline. crews have immobilized to remove some of these items from the beach. that includes food items, and timber as well as other items. as matt mcclain reports, the accident is having a major economic impact on the fishing and tourism industries. >> reporter: roger rolandson is a man on the verge of going broke. >> if we don't catch fish this week, we can't catch twice as much next week. >> reporter: his ships are unable to leave because of rina, costing him thousands of dollars in lost revenue. >> it's affecting us just about straightaway. we've got boats that can't fish in our normal grounds. we have boats that can't leave the port safely without hitting containers. we have the oil problems. i

three people held on to the hull for 20 hours. four others, include ago four- year-old child were wearing life jackets. they held on to each other, but drifted away from the others. sadly, 79-year-old zada gonzalez, the may tri matriarch of the family did not survive. >> with the waves coming over, she couldn't keep her head above water. she said she drowned and he had to let her go. >> there's no words to describe they had to survive to get to land somehow. >> the family was saved by two fishermen who simply happened upon them and called the coast guard. >>> you know, many of us saw the emotional rescue of those 33 miners in chile. they were trapped in that mine collapse for nearly 70 days last october. >> to commemorate the one year anniversary, it has already been a year. some miners spoke out about the experience today at the embassy of chile right here in washington. >> anny hong was there with the story of hope, faith, and continuing suffering that remains. >> two of the 33 miners are here at washington, d.c. to talk about t

i hope they haven't struck the iceburg and the hull is now leaking.urned around. >> can the san francisco 49ers be the iceberg with the best record in the nf almost. >> john beck being sacked nine time and being harried and harassed. the body language wasn't good. this was late where you just get slammed down to the ground like a rag doll. all nine sacks are not on the offensive line. if you watch closely, some of them were boot legs and john gist held on to the ball too long. others, he had no chance. and nobody is making plays. special teams, not making any plays today. when the defense made a play, they couldn't do anything with it with the missed field goal. it is one of those days you want for forget but you can't. >> if it wasn't three weeks in in a row that you wanted to forget. >> i'll put more on the offensive line. if you go back since the bye week, the three games, redskins running backs are averaging 40 yards a game. >> they are getting zero done. they were moving the ball with rex grossman and now it seems like nothing is happening. >> th

. >> they are facing serious charges because in florida now the attorney general, and the hulls buryict attorney, they are going to pursue this strongly. they are facing adults, five years or $5,000 or both. >> have you of watched ultimate fighting, either of you? >> i have like this with my eyes covered. >> brutal. have you seen a big hockey fight where people are bloody. >> yeah, but consenting adults. >> so we ought to be allowed as consenting adults so if i want to have fights on the show, you will come to my defense? >> oh, yes, i will, sean. i will come to your defense. >> and you will throw the book at me. >> that's my role. that's my role. >> good to see you guys. thanks for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. the great, great [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. okay... uhh. the ba

he includes a number of felony charges including hurd ant hull who prosecutors say intentionally collided on eastbound 580 near grand avenue. hall is accused of running down the victim on a motorcycle and dragging the bike for a mile. san leandro police say the suspect attempted to run from the scene before he was arrested. hall is the driver for east bay paratransit. >>> the pregnant woman killed of killing east bay nursing student michelle li was back in court tase asking the judge for permission to fire her current attorney and be assigned a new court-appointed lawyer, but today a judge denied her request. the hearing was postponed. a court date has been set for early december. >> a man wanted for at least four burglary charges pled guilty today. jean is linked to four bank robberies in san francisco, the most recent on october 6th. nkba wked into the bank, showed a note demanding money from the teller. he'll be back in court at the end of november >>> p ge & e is making repairs to a gas line that broke just before 3:00 in san jose in an area not far from the airport. the leak is not a

. >> they are facing serious charges because in florida now the attorney general, and the hulls bury district attorney, they are going to pursue this strongly. they are facing adults, five years or $5,000 or both. >> have you of watched ultimate fighting, either of you? >> i have like this with my eyes covered. >> brutal. have you seen a big hockey fight where people are bloody. >> yeah, but consenting adults. >> so we ought to be allowed as consenting adults so if i want to have fights on the show, you will come to my defense? >> oh, yes, i will, sean. i will come to your defense. >> and you will throw the book at me. >> that's my role. that's my role. >> good to see you guys. thanks for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. the great, great, great american panel is next. >> tonight on our great, great american panel, former secretary of state, usa today columnist, five co-hosts, he loves shrimp, bob beckel is here. >> very funny. >> and columnist, fox news contributor and he writes that column with bob in usa today, cal thomas is here. she, director of the law fair project

it had an ice strengthened hull so that it could withstand the ice. >> for the first 12 days of her trip some of the most spectacular scenery she had ever seen. >> we saw amazing wildlife, we saw whales, we saw penguins. i saw things i never thought i'd see in my entire life. but on the 12th day, video camera rolling, lisa would capture something else she never thought she'd see. >> i was videotaping the ice because the ice was different. it was deeper, seemed to be pretty much everywhere. >> the mood is serious, as the captain tries to maneuver the ship through the ice field, then a few minutes before midnight, lisa hears alarm bells. the ship has sprung a leak. >> a fist-sized hole was punctured into the third floor of the ship, and the captain came on and he said, "this is the captain and this is not a drill." i knew at this very moment in the depths of my soul how much trouble we were in. >> lisa rushes back to her cabin to grab her warmest clothing. >> hey, the captain called an emergency. third floor is leaking. i'm going to get my coat. oh my gosh. oh, [ muted ] oh, my gosh, i'm s

retiree health care, and that money just wasn't there, and i think it became clear a year later that the hull of the battleship had sprung a big leak, and gm's financial structure and ford for that matter as well just couldn't meet these obligations any longer. >> host: you mentioned the similarities, obviously, that the companies faced, but they all obviously took very divergent paths, the companies did, as they moved through the crisis and restructuring and now in some ways, they are all profitable and creating jobs, but very different ways to get there. talk about the three paths, and why you think the companies took the paths that they did, the individuals involved, and the percents involved, why did ford take the path it took versus gm's obvious choices, and then chrysler, of course. >> guest: starting with general motors. they have been the biggest, most dominant companies, the leader of industry in a way in america, very proud company with a lot of success, and somewhat resistant to change. i'll be charitable here. some people can cast stones at gm and their corporate culture, but what

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so people feel that just growing gap between those in the deck of the ship and those in the hull of thatre must be some -- a commission on poverty, malnutrition and human need and some sense the bank abuse and insurance abuse is government subsidized. i mean, you think about it, the five big oil companies, still getting a -- still getting the subsi subsidy. think about the bush tax cut extension for the rich americans who got more of a deal than all of the state budget deficits combined. these are extremes of wealth and privileged on the one hand and poverty on the other is rising. so there is what -- wall street or abolition you see people rebelling, demanding economic justice. >> reverend jesse jackson, always good to see you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> first chris christie and sarah palin said no to a presidential run. now republican rising star marco rubio says he is not exactly dying to get the call for vp. >> i'm not going to be the vice presidential nominee. i'm not going to be the vice presidential nominee. i'm not focused on that. i'm focused on my job now and the answer is go

>>catherine: hull but the marijuana business is and why the feds are cracking down on the pot clubs incalifornia. >> tens of thousands of jobs created how that might not be enough to rebound the economy. >> on am finished and i will probably move on to a credit union. >>catherine: how one woman got thousands of people to give her bank the boot. (male announcer) live from the bay area news channel, this is the kron 4 news that 5:30 >>catherine: the federal government is trying to shut down medical marijuana shops and california. letters were sent out to dozens of dispensaries. there were in violation of federal drug laws. there were given a 45 day deadline to shut down. it has been legal in the past but it is out of control. >> 80s indicted two weeks ago of three defendants that were growing in fresno and madeira county were claiming for medical marijuana was being mailed to addresses and numerous other states. they received $3 million in deposits into their bank accounts and branches in connecticut. people from other states with criminal records are coming to california to set up a mer

. >> reporter: as night fell on the east river, workers pulled the hull of the bell 206 helicopter tond loaded it on to a ship. it is the main piece of evidence now in the investigation of what went so tragically wrong just a few hours earlier. >> there was danger from the first, first takeoff. as soon as it lifted off everything was normal. and then all of a sudden, it started spinning around. >> reporter: you could see survivors plucked from the water and four of the five people on board miraculously survived the crash with the help of emergency workers onshore who rushed them to nearby hospitals. but the survivors told of a fifth person who never made it out and divers from police and fire departments began frantically searching the murky cold east river for her. more than an hour later, divers pulled the body of sonya mara nicholson to the surface and rushed her to medics on shore. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the group was celebrating her 40th birthday. so what went wrong? the ntsb is already on the scene investigating. >> we'll be looking at the human, machine, environm

hull will have almost no green grass areas left.>marty: there is no word on how long the protesters planned to stay there. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside. things were looking carefully. here is a live look in san francisco. >>robin: we have a lot of fog out there but it will stick around keeping the school. here is a look at future cast. there is a fog stretching in the parts it oakland, berkeley and concord. i that's all p.m. hour we will get more clearing. it is clear from the east bay, up and down the coast. we will have increasing fog through out the afternoon. 5/6 after the of high-fat fare restarted. cool temperatures for today.-shift '50s and six cookhouse slowly starting to warm up harry aha how high --by noon a quick warm-up. the fog will continue in the winter throughout the day. we will see nice conditions. coming up we will talk more about the health trend that is in store for the bay area. i'll have details coming up. >>ysabel: in national news, president obama continues to pound on critics of his jobs bill. obam

. >> reporter: as night fell on the east river, workers pulled the hull of the bell 206 helicopter toight ♪ >> nice music. >> yeah. yeah. all the freaks. >>> after plenty of hype and internet buzz, apple unveiled is the latest version of the iphone. new ceo tim cook and his team introduced the iphone 4-s. don't call it the iphone 5. it looks the same as its predecessor, the new model will be faster and new software customers can get their hands on the phone october 14th. >> lined up. >> lots of sleeping bags. >> you know that. weird not to see jobs there. >> end of an era. >>> one of the new features on the iphone is the app "find my friends," actually will help you find pals. >> please find my friends. >> those that own an iphone. >> an austin, minnesota, school is set to offer its parents an app that will help them with their kids' home work. got that. here is kaal's andrew levlett. >> reporter: within a couple weeks, parents of students at austin high school will soon be able to keep closer tabs on how their children are doing in school. >> we know more and more parents/kids are ut

that's because its hull is constructed so that the gondolier balances the boat. rows, it pushes forward and not to one side. gondolas are actually tailored to fit the gondolier. and luigi says his fits him like a shoe. after all it was crafted by tramoteen. >> he's the best. >> reporter: no comparison. we set out to find this famed boat yard and travel down back canals deep inside venice, escaping tourists and seemingly time itself. here robertotramotin has worked for the last 0 years just like four generations before him. >> (translated:) when people stop and see my boat yard, he tells us, they say this is the ferrari of the gondolas. >> reporter: most of tramotin's work is entirely done by hand. including applying layers of the famous black paint. on average he'll spend two months building just one gondola. craftsmanship that allows him to charge at least $50,000. what makes your gondolas so good, so different? what makes them stand out? "the secret is in the boat yard," he says, "and in the knowledge of how to do these things." "i was taught my father whose fa

king would make a case for we must measure our character by the way we treat those on the hull of these on the deck of the ship. >> and you're carrying that torch, still fighting for justice as you always have. the reverend jesse jackson, such an honor to speak to you on a special day. >> may i say that those today who are willing to sink the ship just to wipe out the captain. we must be better than that. we cannot sink the american ship for those who are obsessed to destroy the captain, our president, barack obama. >> injectiojesse jackson, thanky much. and we have special coverage all morning long. tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern, a look at king's writing in the documentary "mlk papers: words that changed a nation." >>> other news now. 30th day of the occupy wall street movement, and wow, what a month it has been. what began with a small demonstration against big bank and corporate greed has exploded across the globe. the central web site for the movement, unitedforglobalchange, says protests are happening in hundreds of cities and 82 countries. among them, berlin, rome, hong kong, lon

and now, a crack has opened in its hull.il off the ship before it breaks apart or sinks. >>> here at home, back-to-back tremored rattled the san francisco bay area, coincidentally on the same day that californians conducteded a state-wide earthquake drill. more unexpectedly, people in texas got an unexpected jolt. they had a 4.8 quake. no injuries or major damage was reported in either state. >>> and the entire nba season is now in jeopardy. 30 hours of talks over 3 days have come to an end with no resolution. and there's no new talks scheduled. >>> and nfl player jerome harrison may not have been happy to be traded from the 5-1, detroit lions. but the move maybe just saved his life. doctors discovered a brain tumor during a routine physical that harrison had to undergo, after being dealt to the philadelphia eagles. harrison's long-term prognosis is good. but he will not play again this year. prognosis good. but he would not have learned about it had he not had that physical. >>> and finally, if you need a bathroom break in

a wide crack is in its hull. and weather hampering efforts to contain the spill. >>> and finally, i don't think this is what the deer or the folks that owned this store had in mind. they're cleaning up after that buck who decided to stop by. when does the buck figure out this is not a place to be? and does the buck go in the back door? does the buck go in the front door? oh. and with that -- >> thank you, sir. thank you. >>> we hand it, now, to sam champion. >> i'll take it. you have questions about your dialing plan. you don't know where to go for the answers. i need an upgrade. there's so many reasons to stop in. here's a picture of jova, the 3d view. an awful lot of rain coming through the mountains there. but the storm behind it, irwin, looks like it's weakening quickly. there's a squeeze play of rain. josh wants me to talk about detroit. we're going to mention it. there's some game, right? something's going on. >> the american league championship. >> oh, that game. showers and drizzle there. all this plays w

they spotted the hull of their boat and called for help. >> we tied a rope on the back of the boat.ing in. and all of the ladies simultaneously started crying. >> reporter: it turns out it was the youngest of them all who was trying to bring hope to the family. >> she was telling her mom. it's okay. they're going to be rescued. >> reporter: for "good morning america," steve osunsami, miami. >>> meanwhile, shocking video out of england this morning. take a look as an entire cliff crumbles into the sea. not a special effect. that's cornwall england. and the apparent result of coastal erosion. no one was hurt as it did crumble. >>> here's diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> good morning, josh. and we have a challenge tonight for home builders across the country. the "made in america" challenge. if home builders use 5% more american-made materials, just 5%, could we create 250,000 new jobs? watch tonight on "world news." >> and so we shall. >>> we're hearing about that woman who finished the chicago marathon and then promptly gave birth. amber miller ran and

a massive crack in the hull spewing oil into the water.day the ship's captain was charged with reckless operation. the main concern is that the ship might break apart and sink, spilling even more oil on all those containers into the open water. and that is beautiful country. best of luck there. martha: get back to politics now. a presidential candidate mitt romney wants governor rick perry to publicly reject attacks made against his path. pastor robert jeffers sparked controversy when he called mormonism a cult during a campaign event for rick perry. here is romney's response. take a look. >> i just don't that that kind of divisiveness based on religion has a place in this country. i believe in the spirit the founders when they suggested in crafting this country we would be a nation that tolerated other people, different faiths. that we would be a place of religious diversity and, respect, they, embodied in the constitution itself. and i would call upon governor perry to repudiate the sentiment and the remarks made by that pastor. martha:

remain focused on being the rope of hope for those in the hull of the ship, the 99%. the king argued that leadership at its best was not meant to follow opinion polls, it was meant to mold public opinion. do not what is convenient or popular, do what is right. do not compromise principles and stay true to your vision, the truth crusted earth will stay there and rise again. we fall down sometimes and we get up again and again because the ground is no place for a champion. job says "though you slay me, i realize my worst fears and yet i will get up again because i trust in god. i know my redeemer lives. keep hope alive. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome representative john lewis. >> good morning! >> good morning! >> it is good to see everybody here on this beautiful, beautiful day. first, i want to thank harry johnson sr., president and ceo of the washington d.c. martin luther king jr. national memorial project foundation, the board of directors, dana kurtz, executive director and his entire staff. i'm a member of the board and avid citizen, thank you for building

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