torii hunter coming up, john farrell is coming out.z wow and uehara getting ready in the bull pen. >> tim: by taking out the left-hander you take away the worst move by bringing in the right-hander kazawa. >> joe: breslow is out. red sox make a pitching change in the eighth. of providing a free world-class education for anyone, anywhere. if you look at a khan academy video, they cover everything from basic arithmetic to calculus, trigonometry, finance. you can really just get what you need at your own pace. and so, bank of america came and reached out to us and said, "we are really interested in making sure that everyone really understands personal finance." we're like, "well, we're already doing that." and so it was kind of a perfect match. verizon innovators are combining a network of underwater sensors and artificial reefs that actually make our water cleaner. giving sea life-- new life. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. >> joe: tazawa has not allowed an earned run throu

and this argument about hunter, page -- page 389 of the hunter decision is the reason hunter was decided. it's not a washington v. davis case. >> well, i'm not sure i understood the answer you gave to the chief justice's hypothetical. maybe i misunderstood the hypothetical. suppose the board of regents have a rule, it's written, it's a rule, that the faculty makes a determination on whether there should be affirmative action. >> yes. >> five -- and the faculty votes for affirmative action. three years later, the board of trustees said we're abolishing the rule; we're doing that ourselves. violation? >> assuming that the regents say that's fine, no problem whatsoever, no problem whatsoever. that's the ordinary political process. >> so the -- so the regents can take it away from the faculty? >> the regents have plenary -- >> but can the legislature take it away from the regents? >> not under the michigan constitution, because the michigan constitution -- >> no, no. hypothetical case. >> ok. under -- who's got the authority here? the -- the legislature can take it away. that's not a problem

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this argument about tantra, page 389 of the hunter decision is the reason hunter was decided. it's not a washington v. davis case. >> i'm not sure sure i understd to get to the chief justice's hypothetical. made understood the hypothetical. supposed the board of regents have the rule, it's written, it's a rule, that the faculty makes a determination on whether there should be affirmative action. and the faculty votes for affirmative action. three years later, the board of trustees said we're abolishing the rule, we're doing that ourselves. violation? >> assumed that the regents say that's fine, no problem whatsoever. no problem whatsoever. that's the ordinary political process. >> so the regions can take it away from the faculty? but can the legislature to get away from the regents? >> not under the mission -- michigan constitution because -- >> hypothetical. >> the legislature can take it away. that's not a problem in a situation where that's part of the ordinary process. process. >> at what point is it that your objection takes force? i just don't understand. >> i don't unde

and this argument about hunter, page -- page 389 of the hunter decision is the reason hunter was decided's not a washington v. davis case. >> well, i'm not sure i understood the answer you gave to the chief justice's hypothetical. maybe i misunderstood the hypothetical. suppose the board of regents have a rule, it's written, it's a rule, that the faculty makes a determination on whether there should be affirmative action. >> yes. >> five -- and the faculty votes for affirmative action. three years later, the board of trustees said we're abolishing the rule; we're doing that ourselves. violation? >> assuming that the regents say that's fine, no problem whatsoever, no problem whatsoever. that's the ordinary political process. >> so the -- so the regents can take it away from the faculty? >> the regents have plenary -- >> but can the legislature take it away from the regents? >> not under the michigan constitution, because the michigan constitution -- >> no, no. hypothetical case. >> ok. under -- who's got the authority here? the -- the legislature can take it away. that's not a problem in

hunter lays off. ball one. here's the 1-2. that is slicing foul. >> tim: i think tazawa does torii hunter a favor by throwing a breaking ball here because hunter is not getting around on the high fastball. you don't want to speed up his bat. >> joe: good battle here between torii hunter and junichi tazawa. up by ross. 2-2. line drive into right! iglesias will turn and go to third. first and third. nobody out! base hit hunter. >> tim: this crowd realizing what's happening. first and third. nobody out. for miguel cabrera. torii hunter in the hole, 0-2. fouls off the tough pitches. 2-2 pitch. hammered to right field. iglesias to third. >> joe: reaction from the 38-year-old torii hunter after getting a base hit to right. and now it brings in this matchup again. this time, there's nobody out. the last time cabrera faced tazawa was in game three in the eighth inning, first and third, one out. and it was all heat from tazawa for the strikeout. and everything away. back out there for ball one. triple crown winner from a year ago. to t

so to the extent that i am right, that's awakened hunter -- you can narrow hunter and seattle. if i'm wrong about that then respectfully seattle and hundred should be overruled. either way, it does not violate equal protection to require equal treatment. thank you speed thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. >> a couple of light is coming up on the c-span network. a national business group on health announces the results of its survey of employee health care benefits. that's on c-span at 10 eastern. here on c-span2 at 11 a.m. eastern, pakistan's primaries will speak at the u.s. institute of peace. is expected to address u.s.-pakistan relations, regional stability and counterterrorism. >> up next this weakens debate between a candidate for detroit mayor. mike duggan won the primary as a write-in candidate. previously was president and ceo of the detroit medical center. his opponent is benny napoleon. this is about one hour. ♪ >> the 2013 my oral debate. >> moderator: welcome to a special presentation, the great debate for mayor of detroit. detroit is the city that put the wo

nasty spill. >> joe: thankfully hunter is okay to continue.cked into fenway salute ortiz after the 15th career post-season home run. >> joe: napoli is off of the bench to pinch-hit. two out and nobody on. ball one inside. jim leyland talked to us before the game as the red sox have tied it here in the eighth. about the issue of closing out the games. they hoped for the young right-hander bruce rondon, and he was not ready. they tried to bring back valverde. that didn't work. ventually benoit settled into the role. here in game two after the tigers had dominated leading into the bottom of the eighth, benoit greeted with a first-pitch grand slam hit by ortiz. 1-2. >> tim: talk about out of the depths of despair. my gosh. >> joe: phil coke is the lefty, and rick porcello is the right-hander. that is foul. >> tim: let's go back to first and second and two outs. the single by pedroia to right field. brian butterfield, the third base coach, up with the stop sign. knowing that one swing of the bat could tie the game, and it did. >> joe: and hunter di

and we support the department of the environment coming into the bay view hunter's point. and this is absolutely important. that that partnership with the community be established. and be continued to, you know, let folks know, you know, some of the things that you know, could happen, as i was telling you earlier, i left the port commission and guess what they are talking about is they are talking about the rising of the tides, you know? and anyone who has ever seen the original map of the bay view hunter's point and you ask about the question why was it called san francisco, because it was very disconnected to the city by water. and so, as all of the commissioners mentioned today, that it seems like that was up to the department and the port. and it seems like the natural state geographics are taken back, you know, they are territory which means, again, we need to prepare, you know, for what, you know could happen. and we are talking about, you know, an area, as we have mentioned that is you know, highly produced by landfill, and so, and if you look at, you know, canals a

hunter: it's a continuum. at one end, you have your regular maintenance that you do every day on the system, and at the other end, long-term planning so that every year we're repairing, replacing the right things, and we don't have to do it all at once, which is, quite frankly, what we're having to do in atlanta now. griffin: we have thousands of assets that we have to keep track of. we have to always know their condition and continuously plan for their refurbishment at the right time. one of the things we're required to do under the consent decree is inspect our system. we're trying to find where there's leaks. so we blow smoke into the sewer pipe. man: we're locating places where water from the surface to the ground is running into the sewer pipe and overloading the system. hunter: we have 1,600 miles of sewer. we are evaluating every linear foot of that system. is the pipe leaking; are you having a lot of infiltration or inflow? thornell: every time it rains, water will come down, go into the pipe, enter th

iglesias, hunter and cabrera. fielder and i assume that's why breslow is warming in the red sox bullpen. even though he's very effective against right handers. >> joe: yeah. i was going to say that's what is the bonus with breslow. they don't mind him against right handers either. that's outside. count 2-0 for iglesias. he's 0 for 2. jose struck out, bounced back to the pitcher. that was against lester. a strike to make it 2-1. torii hunter will follow. fielder due up fourth in this inning if it gets that far. now xander bogaerts goes in. >> tim: that's one language he does not speak. japanese. >> joe: ball got loose in the outfield. and tazawa waits before the 2-1 pitch. to iglesias. fan cave coming back in 2014. players, celebrities, concerts and more. be a part of next season's team at mlb fan cave and apply right now. 2-2. >> tim: ellsbury in center field barely shallow. victorino in right very shallow. >> joe: 88-mile-per-hour pitch from tazawa fouled back. still 2-2. >> tim: if you're detroit you want one of

schematic designs for block 49, a 60 unit affordable housing project on parcel a pursuant to the huntersd phase 1 development and disposition agreement; hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area. >> five c adopting environmental review findings pursuant to the california environmental quality act, and conditionally approving combined basic conceptual and schematic designs for block 49, a 60 unit affordable housing project on parcel a pursuant to the hunters point shipyard phase 1 development and disposition agreement; hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area. discussion and action is solution number 50-2013. madam director. >> good afternoon commissioners and good afternoon to the members of the public. thank you for joining us. commissioners at your first meeting of last year you approved the shipyard disposition development agreement. as part of that amendment you permitted the master developer lanar to develop its housing obligation. it would come from the master developer and the tax credits, any gaps financing that would be necessary. in further of that amendment th

here's a look at the hunters moon.ull hunters moon that will max out actually tonight. 67 by 3:00 after a high close to 70, we will be back to 64 by 7:00 and falling into the 60- degree range by 9:00. in the mid-50s in spots for some of the high school football games. dropping into the mainly 40s and low 50ston. gusty winds, gusts of 26 and 20 miles per hour range in the shanendoah valley and western maryland. temperatures down in garrett county. feeling closer to freezing. 60 in cambridge, still mild to the south. 54 in fredericksburg. another look outside aour michael and son weather camera. reagan national reporting clear skies, 58. winds coming down at 6 miles per hour now, dewpoints in the low 40s. we use a dew point sometimes as a forecaster. how cold can it get? when we go toton with calm winds, 49 is not a bad guesstimate. especially when you look at detroit and indianapolis. we saw the 50s and 60s on the east comcast sportsnet. there is another front behind it. this is going to come saturday night with maybe a

hold its clubhouse leader that there wasn't enough money to resign him, but yet a month after hunter, the angels signed josh hamilton to a five year $120 million contract. at first hunter felt betrayed but ultimately he realized the angels did him a favor. >> it was a great -- great thing for me. and i'm my own scout. i can make my own decision, i'm a big boy, and i chose to play with the tiger. >> hunter has hit above .300 though majority of the season. even at 38 years old, he is still one of the best all around outfielders in all of baseball, and could be what detroit needs to win the world series. >> just to say i did it, just to say all right everything is complete in baseball. i don't want to leave this game and never went to the world series or win a world series. >> no matter a player's talent or desire, nothing is guaranteed in sports, but in hunter's case you would be harted pressed to find one more deserving. >> i believe it all on the field. i bla a passion, you know, and because i know this game a great game, and i don't want to take it for granted. i know what it has do

how about elk hunters? elk hunters out there, opening day, today. the refuges are closed and a good portion of the federal forests also are unavailable. et's see long horn hunting supposed to start today, none of the refuges. they're closed. if you are a fishermen and want to fish in the refuges, don't go today. they're closed. and of course, the hunters. i think i'll leave this one up here. these are folks that really get agitated and every reason to be agitated. this is nonsense. i really want to take a few moments to explain to the american public what is actually happening here. we came up on this shutdown presumably because we couldn't agree to a budget. house of representatives passed a budget in march. the senate passed one in late march, early april. the senate asked for a conference committee. they appointed conferees and speaker boehner to this moment or until two days ago, refused to appoint conferees. only after the government shut down that he relented and appointed conferees after the blowup. you want to go to conference? why didn't yo

are ex exterminated >> reporter: the buffalo hunters and more than an entire army of soldiers could have done by getting the indians to go onto the reservation, and that was by killing off their food source. >> reporter: as many as 60 million buffaloes roamed north america, and by the 1880s, only a few survived. the plains were silent and empty. a death wend, a death wind for my people. >> it's a tragedy. can you read the accounts, and you can see pictures of thousands upon thousands of buffalo skulls stacked high at the skinning yards, and to know that they were slaughtered just for their tongues or hides or just for pleasure. i don't like it, it makes me angry. >> it was a shame. it's something that we should be ashamed of, though we're not that generation, we should be ashamed that human beings did this to the buffalo. >> reporter: but slowly but surely, thanks to carefully management, the buffalo are coming back. at custer state park, the herd has grown, so it must be cold every year. the buffalo inspected and inoculated against infectious diseases, and then branded. so the anim

torii hunter with iglesias running and hunter flies one into left and gomes is there.e'll try to throw behind the runner but iglesias is back. one out. >> tim: the last time that there was a 7-3 put-out, a left fielder throwing behind the runner at first base was seven years ago and that is what we almost saw right here. jonny gomes, because iglesias was running, and iglesias diving back into first base, and how odd would that have been? seven years since the last 7-3 put-out at first base. >> joe: did you know that, justin verlander? >> i didn't but what i do. what are you talking about? i know everything. i got that. >> joe: here is miguel cabrera. one on, one out. cabrera struck out his first time. iglesias was running on that pitch to hunter and that is why it was so far off, but he got back. cabrera now 5 out of 19 against the red sox in this series and buckholtz looks the runner at first, back to the bag. you got to like, justin, the way max scherzer is working tonight. he has got his good stuff. i guess you're used to that by now? >> he's had his good stuff all

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tory hunter over the wall and that's a grand slam for ortiz. hunter is okay.ride of petaluma, scores the game winner and it is 6-5 and the series is tied at one. the final round of the frys.com run. it was a fourth straight round in the 60s. tied for 9th and made 135,000. a nice weekend. his first pga tournament and finished third. jimmy walker a nine-year veteran and got it 5 under 66. jimmy walker and dye -- dinomite. abc7 sports is brought to you by river cock raw seen know. up next, >> brought to you by riverwalk casino. we will have the one on one conversation and he certainly had a lot to talk about given the numbers he put up today. >> thank you, larry. >> and hanging on for dear life. we will show you the personal item a woman refused to let go of. and a 9-year-old airplane stowaway is back home. w45* is next for the boy after to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody

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doing such survey and analysis in the bay view hunter's point can't come soon enough. you know, as i am sure that you all know that the neighborhood that been under high stress for a long time because it is targeted for a lot of different environmental ills and factories and the waste disposal and sewage processing and you name it. and maybe, it used to be there. and as it happens, just over the weekend, the green action for health and environmental justice, hunter's view, mothers and father community for the health and environmental justice, 350, and san francisco, green, party, treasure island health network and we all had an event around the big and you noticed that there was a national 350 event and talking about getting rid of the keystone xl pipeline and what all of the scores of communities and in the united states that took putting that were to highlight where the local impacts, and what the current crisis will do and what is not often in waste is what sea level rise will do to communities like this that have toxic steps in them, and when it comes in and mixes

a 72-year-old hunter who spent 19 days lost in the mendecino national forest survived by eating snakes, squirrels, and covering himself with leaves of the another hunter found him over the weekend and has been reunited with family. >> richmond police are investigating a shoot out that left one dead on ohio and south seventh streets. the driver of that car was killed. >>> and in just a few hours, tons of pumpkins will be in the great bay for the great pumpkin weigh out. >>> and this weekend, congress faces a deadline to raise the country's debt ceiling. if congress does not agree to raise the debt ceiling by thursday, they'll have a government shut down. default. court administrators say tear not sure what will happen if the stalemate continues past thursday. that's when the reserve funds that the courts have been using since the beginning of the shut down will run out. >>> the government shut down is now effecting work at lawrence livermore lab. starting tomorrow, employees will start shutting down operations and at least 5,500 workers will be furloughed beginning on wednesday of the o

tory hunter over the wall and that's a grand slam for ortiz. hunter is okay.game winner and it is 6-5 and the series is tied at one. the final round of the frys.com run. it was a fourth straight round in the 60s. tied for 9th and made 135,000. a nice weekend. his first pga tournament and finished third. jimmy walker a nine-year veteran and got it 5 under 66. jimmy walker and dye -- dinomite. abc7 sports is brought to you by river cock raw seen know. up next, >> brought to you by riverwalk casino. we will have the one on one conversation and he certainly had a lot to talk about the nu given the numbers he put up today. >> thank you, larry. >> and hanging on for dear life. we will show you the personal item a woman refused to let go of. and a 9-year-old airplane stowaway is back home. w45* is next for the boy after i believe in community. i believe in entrepreneurship. small businesses, i believe... ...help weave people and communities together. i believe in the american dream. what's even better than dreams, is making a dream come true. score is a non-profit or

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and then he, of course, used it to stay warm and signal other hunters in the area. he had seven bullets so he started hunting and trapping small animals. you already know about squirrels, the snakes and the frogs. but listen to what else he ate. >> when is around, i show -- took it back. energy. i needed that in the future. >> you see that he drank his own blood. you saw the scar. he actually ate his own scab because it was pure protein. he covered himself with leaves to stay warm, hunkered under a tree, and he figure he'd die at one point in time but wanted to last as long as he could here he is again. survival kicks in automatically. if member -- somebody hit you like that, you do that. >> survival kicks in automatically. the hunter that found him and his buddies, they carried him back up the ridge, and the son says after 19 days he looks the same. he looked fine but had a beard. his doing fine today. >> eating his own scabs and drinking his own blood. >> reporter: yeah. and he had the stench bullets and he had to shoot the squirrels. he had to shoot it in the hea

two-run double by torii hunter, who scored on the two-out rbi hit by cabrera.don kelly. five-run game in the seventh. still 0-2. the 0-2 pitch. just missed. ball one. avila would be next. kelly trying to reach base. he is 2 for 9 this postseason, 0 for 4 in this alcs. got a start in game two. franklin morales ended the season with no runs allowed in 10 of his last 11 games. 2-2. would be a valuable guy on a pitching staff to make a start, go long, can set up. >> tim: tough, tough on left-handed hitters. >> joe: don kelly trying to figure him out here with the count 2-2. just got a piece. another 2-2 pitch from morales. popped up, shallow right. out is pedroia. inning over. and that sends us into the eighth inning. just so you know, chris over, in the background, is trending on twitter. everybody's a winner on tim's birthday. tigers up 7-2 after seven. [ cheese ] hey, what's that? oh, uh, new cheez-it zingz -- the crunchiest cheez-it yet. ♪ ehh ehh ehh ehh please no... ♪ wild zingz... [ male announcer ] we take the time for our cheese to mature before we bake it

right now near full moon out there the full hunters moon occurring today. we have sunny skies, 6 approximate 9 by noon. -- 63 by noon. we have a wind this morning gusting at spots. 20 to 25 near 30 miles per hour. the front went through last night with a couple of showers here and there. temperatures dropping 58 in prince frederick. 41 in

hunter when he just wants to point across to the pentagon. we obey those law that say we defend, and if he had this question, why didn't he ask it before he voted for the law? where was his deed, not his intention of making sure that service members, of whom he served with, were taken care of properly? >> sir, if you'll stand by with me, we now have some of the testimony from secretary eric shinseki from moments ago. >> if the shutdown does not end in the coming weeks, va will not be able to assure delivery of 1 november checks to more than 5.18 million beneficiaries, including veterans who are 100% disabled, surviving spouses, eligible children orphaned by the death of their military or veteran parent. >> okay. so there we're getting the idea now the numbers, over five million beneficiaries are going to be out in the cold come november 1st. it doesn't seem like any of these dates are really getting the attention of people in washington, d.c., the number of days the shutdown is going on, whether or not the debt ceiling is looming on the 17th

hunter steps out.be gomes, saltalamacchia, stephen drew for the red sox in the bottom of the ninth. we are headed there now. drew puts it away. and we go to the bottom of the ninth inning in game two. tied at 5-5. is it better to be more reliable or less reliable? if they can count on you, you can play. but if you can't, you are on the bench! bench warming is what my dad says. oh, does your dad play football? nooo but he watches it on the couch. oh, so he's a "couch warmer." i thought it was funny. [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. more reliable is better. and at&t is the nation's fastest and now most reliable 4g lte network. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] we invited people from across the nation to help us taste and choose a golden amber lager. they chose the one brewed with toasted caramel malt and beechwood aged. discover the smooth and distinctive flavor chosen by the people. [ cheering ] budweiser black crown. [ horns honk ] ...you want a truck that helps keep the outside out. [ horns honk ] chevy

and duncan hunter, a member of the armed services committee and is himself an iraq and war veteran. representative hunter, good to see you, i know you served three tours of duty, we thank you for your service. how did this happen? >> megyn, here is what happened. i want to take you back to 2004, the iraq war was going on, i was in fallujah, and they were sending money to bring back the dead soldiers in rented car go airplanes, there was an iconic picture of these being forklifted out of dover, delaware. that is the type of decision they make. they said you will no longer do escort back to their hometown. so fast forward nine years, here is what happened. this is a boneheaded decision that dishonors our fallen brothers and sisters. it breaks the trust with the men and women who served on the front line and are forgotten because of the shutdown. by the way, megyn. thank you so much for doing this. i'm glad you're talking about it. it is unfortunate that we're talking about this issue, but great to be on your show. >> and it is great to have you, we have the service that you paid, and

basically bay view hunters point senior services is a provider throughout those 42 years. we now operate three senior centers, we have a nutrition program that serves over 250 meals a day. over all we serve 2,000 seniors a year. we have the first senior program in the united states who focus on ex-offenders coming out of prison. we operate a money management program where we help people manage their finances and do direct pay services. we operate a case management program with the network connections and with elders and able to help people navigate. recently we've been focusing on housing. we have found that if we don't focus on housing, we won't have african american seniors to serve. we have been trying to create opportunities for seniors to get into housing process by helping them with their application by looking for rental housing and building senior housing. in december of this year, the new york center will begin construction with senior housing and a new senior center. [ applause ] our agency is the little engine that could. we lost our director, we lost our board

the hurricane hunters are coming off furlough for this. it looks like fema is being recalled from furlough already in anticipation of this system. also because we have the strong winds and the storm looks like it will intensify we have hurricane watches up. you can see this especially for alabama, mississippi, and part of the florida panhandle. that means by tomorrow we could start seeing some of those hurricane conditions, some of those strong winds moving in even in anticipation of the landfall. this is something that we'll watch very closely as we head towards the weekend. you can see the clouds shields in parts of florida. besides that the coast is moist recently. we'll really get moist thanks to the tropical system today and tomorrow. that's not even our only system. in the midwest we have this broad area. we have a disturbance and some of this will linger for many days. temperatures are dropping ahead of this system, 60s, 70s, behind this, 40s, some places by tomorrow won't get out of the 30s. the rain that you're seeing in parts of,

hunter on the move. racing back. this game is tied. david ortiz. david or i.id ortiz. >> that's right. big poppy strikes again as the red sox come back to even the alcs. tigers tory hunter was upset with walnut creek the bull pen's police officer saying he should have helped him on the flip and should have caught him instead of celebrating him. there is a great picture of it. >> your producer is a good guy. i have only seen that 18 times in the last 24 hares. >> sure. he has it on continuous loop. he might be a red sox fan. >> yeah. >> he has to. >>> we are monitoring b.a.r.t news all night long. we will break in with any significant developments as soon as way hear about them. of course, the very latest on our news at 10:00 and 11:00 and of course online at kpix doing going. >> . >> going to be a long night. we will be back at 10:00 and 11:00 and kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud". [captioning made possible by fremantle media] give it up for steve harvey. [applause and cheering] steve: welcome to the show. [applause and chee

it's because of what hunter said. veterans and military families have been political pawns, blocking veterans, the v.a. benefits and talking about how horrible it will be for veterans to this. they have been using them. it's an outrage. we should be calling them on it. >> why? because politicians know veterans touch a soft spot in the american heart? >> that's right. the president believes by turning up the heat on the shutdown he can point a fipger at republicans. there is a political win for him to turn up the heat on veterans and military families. someone made the call not to give benefits to military families. someone, probably on the political side who hasn't serve ed thought that would turn it up more. >> we confirmed today the department of defense went to the department of justice last week and said we don't think we can provide the defendants. the doj said no. so why didn't somebody go to barack obama, to congress and say, we need this fixed and now. tuesday this hit the press big time and people started to

the job hunters boot camp begins at 10:00 this morning.it's being held at the san mateo county events center on saratoga drive. applicants are being told to bring their resume and enthusiasm. >>> later today, both home buyers and homeowners will gather on the steps of oakland city hall. they will join city leaders to promote a successful mortgage relief program that's coming to oakland. it has helped homeowners save on average between 500 and $1000 a month off their monthly mortgage payment. many receive interest rate reductions as low as 2% as well. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, bart trains are rolling this morning, but still, no deal. and east bay commuters have another possible transit strike to worry about. >> also, a woman's body is found a hospital stairwell two weeks after she disappeared. how that's leading to some big changes at sf general. >> good morning. right now, traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. showing you san francisco northbound 101, traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. >> the weather also l

hunter was attacked by these two pit bulls back in august and spent several weeks in the hospital.is physical wounds will eventually hill but his mother a melody is or it what mental effect of the replacement tables will have on her son. >>: it's kind of interesting and disturbing at the same time especially so close to what's in the events happened. a kind of makes me wonder a little bit to what they're trying to prove. >>: a melody says >>: it just baffles my mind. bogut a lab or a german shepherd. why it to market bulls. were you trying to prove? it makes me wonder. memo we are going to move and a couple of days i will be really happy when i'm gone from that house. >>: as of another time they have not returned my call. as far as we know there is nothing illegal about them on a diesel dogs. i'm jeff bush and antioch kron4 notes 3 >>erica: the fog is expected to last a little longer because yesterday the dense fog adviser expired 36 of the early afternoon until we start to see some sunshine. as for temperatures liking up to 04 days. dense fog advisory for the north bay interior va

kendall hunter caps it. then gets topped by tyrann mathieu.arbaugh on thaepic final drive. >> it was a huge win. we grinded some meat. could have gone different ways. through the course of the gam t toughed it out when they had to. >> grinding meat. i like it. the final numbers for vernon davis, eight catches, 180 yards, two touchdowns. the makings for a fantastic vernon's view tonight. larry beil's one-on-one conversation with the niners tight end. that's at 11:00, vernon's view only on abc 7. >>> well, it was there for the take for the silver and black today but as denny green once said, they let them oft hook. six straight wins for the raiders in cancel city coming in. going for seven. chiefs fans, they would break seattle's guinness record today. the loudest outdoor sports stadium. didn't affect terrelle pryor early. moore, quick hit, 39 yards for the touchdown. 7-0 oakland. alex smith 14 of 31 for 128 yards and no turnovers. jamaal charles ties the game at 7. right there just before halftime with a seven-yard run. difference in the game,

a group of hunters found the missing man saturday... dee the mendocino national fore. cbs reporter ben tracy show: he's doing well, despite the conditions he endured. pic in the hospital up the e time/wilderness pic) 72-yead gene penaflor was finally reunited with his family saturday. hours after he was spotted in the wilderness of northern california. (sot: sharon bura/penaflor's niec (cbs hiker material hrem07 "my husband came into the rm and they were like they fou uncle gene alive!!! and i w like what! what! and as soo i heard that i started cryi because i was just so happyt he was safe." (wilderness pic/hunting pics) the ordeal began last month deep tional forest. >>> spotted in the wilderness of northern california. >> my husband comes into the room. he's like they found uncle jean alive. i was like what. as soon as i heard that i just started crying. i was happy he was safe. >> he split from his hunting partner and later fell and blacked out. >> when we heard the news it was devastating. it's as if somebody took our hearts and stepped on it. so we felt helpless.

duncan hunter says this is the pentagon's doing. the pentagon says this is congress's doing.the bottom line is that families of the five fallen heroes are stuck wondering how they're going to get to dover air force base without a donation? which, thankfully it does look like they're getting. >> it's not the way they should be treated so you know, i -- it's hard to understand what the problem is. that plans that you -- maybe there legal holdup but we're talking about five families just doesn't seem like something we can't get around or provide them what they need and give them money they're supposed to receive and everything. >> they can't get out of the way. that is what duncan hunter saying he thinks chuck haggle can says this is a session, it's about $100,000 they're entitled to that he promised them before they fight in afghanistan. they promise this will be paid to loved ones now they're dead, we renegged on the promise. that is what's happening. i want to stand you by. we have colonel oliver north. i know you're upset about this. everyone is. you think the president hasi

alex hunter had so many flaws. the worst part of the jonbenet investigation is the way he had a dysfunctional relationship with the boulder police department. the latest revelation seems to me to be -- charlie brennan, who followed the case from the out set to the rocky mountain news. he's a good friend of stan garnet. in fact, he tried to help stan garnet become colorado attorney general. i think there's a coordinated effort to put pressure on jon ramsey. >> to put pressure on him. let me read from the indictment. according to the grand jury means there's probable cause means he probably did what i'm about to read. he did unlawfully render assistance to a person with intent to hinder, delay or apprehension as punishment for the commission of the crime. the crime of murder in the first degree. that's child abuse. the other one is that, you know, the -- unreasonably placed the child with the threat of injury, child abuse resulting in death. there's probable cause these things happened. a jury deserved to hear this c

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