we are looking at umbrellas for areas of northern idaho. it won't rain all that much, though. in seattle you could deal with some drizzle, especially the coastal areas, as the front comes onshore with the clouds. portland, you should be dry. metford, same for you. all areas there in california look dry today. and arizona, after a couple days with hit-and-miss storms, including the vegas area, a dry day today. a peek at the tomorrow forecast, not a lot of changes with temperatures similar. we are still dealing with showers in the inner mountain west. well, if you are watching us on kgtv in bakersfield, california, see masks and swords at an exhibit featuring all things warrior at lethal beauty samurai weapons and armor. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> here is an early look at this morning's entertainment headlines. the on again/off again romance between cameron diaz and alex rodriguez is reportedly caput. a source close to a-rod tells "us weekly" they broke up because the actress is too busy with her career and the yankee slugger wants to focus on his game. >>> scarle

hunting season on the wolf is now open in montana and idaho. montana will grant licenses for hunters to kill 220 out of about 600 wolves. idaho has a thousand wolves and will allow hunting until the population drops to 150. that angers bill. >> they want to shoot hundreds of wolves through a private hunting scheme that would decimate the pack structure and really change the dynamics of the wolf's success. >> reporter: his organization is one of many suing to undo the unprecedented relaxation of the endangered species act by an act of congress. it mit very well end up in the supreme court. but in the meantime, some ranchers here are trying to make a separate peace with the wolves. andrew anderson and hillary are trying a novel approach at the sprawling j-bar-l ranch in ontana's centennial valley, 40 miles from yellowstone. what's the ideal bull-to-cow ratio? >> one to 20. >> reporter: lucky guys, huh? they take a high mant tans approach to managing the herd. using electric fencing they force them to cluster together raising intensively for a wee

one man in idaho is trying to change that. >> it's a dirt field right now.o be our campus. >> reporter: this school teach teacher, isaac move fit, any indication that leaves out relidge eugs education is no education at all. >> this is a primary teaching source of actual people who lived during the time period. >> reporter: unfortunately for him the board of education in idaho disagreed and shut down the charter school one year after it was founded citing his use of the bible in class. this is a video of the school as it existed in 2010, and this is the school now. all the classrooms are gone and all that's left is this vacant lot. moffitt has now hired an attorney and is suing the state. david cortman is from the appliance defense fund that defends christian causes. >> they have held that it's constitutionally permissible to teach the bible in public schools. >> reporter: a 2009 memorandum from idaho's attorney general's office explains the state's position citing article nine. no sectarian or religious tenants or doctrines shall ever be taught in the publi

one teacher in idaho says emphatically, yes.d right now, but this used to be our campus. >> reporter: to isaac moffett, any education that leaves out the bible is no education at all. this is not just a religious document for you. >> it isn't. it is a primary teaching source of actual people who lived during the time period. >> reporter: unfortunately for moffett, the board of education in idaho disagreed and shut down his charter school just one year after it was founded. citing his use of the bible in class. this is a video of the school as it existed in 2010, and this is the school now. all the classrooms are gone, and all that's left is this vacant lot. moffett has now hired an attorney and is suing the state. david can courtman is from the alliance defense fund, a conservative group that defends christian causes. >> the supreme court of the united states has held for decades now that it's constitutionally permissible to objectively teach thebible in the public schools. >> reporter: a 2009 memorandum from idaho's attorney ge

i went to kirkuk, iraq, with the idaho national guard from '04 to '05.le years for me to get out there after i signed up. i went to basic training and had the training to ramp up to go to iraq and help out the country. >> i'm curious what that was like. is iraq what you imagined and while you were there did you have any regrets being there? >> never a regret, not once. i consider it really a blessing that i was able to, you know, even in a small town in north idaho go at a young age and help out the country. i was there during a really amazing time back in '04 and '05. i was able to watch the first elections happen and just, you know, it was really neat to be able to be there at a time when i thought that america was really making a difference. >> but you know, renee, you did not come back unscathed. i'm told you returned, like many others, with combat stress related issues. >> i did. you know, i really honestly believe that everybody that goes over there comes back a little bit different. and i came back and i had a lot of hard times adjusting. took a c

simpson, idaho. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from idaho is recognized for two minutes. mr. simpson: i thank the chairman for yielding. you know, mr. speaker, many members of congress, myself included, recognize that we want to get our economy going again. we need to take steps to get our fiscal house back in order and provide certainty to the marketplace so small business and job creators can begin hiring again and until we finis the regular appropriations process for the coming year, we won't be able to implement the necessary spending reductions and policy reforms needed to get our economy moving again. while the house has me close to passing all of the appropriation bills out of committee and many of the bills on the floor, the senate has passed only one bill so far. this c.r. gives us time to complete that work while cutting current spending. to me that seems like a much more reasonable solution than threatening another government shutdown which will only hurt the economy. congress has one responsibility each year and that is to pa the 12 appropriation bills by the

there is only one location we are watching for some wet weather moving through eastern washington into idaho and western montana. that will be the only game in town. huge ridge of high pressure. dry and stable here. just the showers in the rockies. here is the ridge keeping the sun still in the next few days. early morning temperatures at 55. portland at 60. boy do we ever have a delightful forecast here for the next few days, today in particular across the desert southwest. 81 in las angeles. that's a quick check of the fresno, california, still sunny and drichl sunshine continues out west. no rain chances for the foreseeable future. >> >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off >> we will tell you all the big winners and losers at television's biggest night, the emmy awards. >> coming up, tom brady does it again. a rough homecoming for michael vick. and what were you doing when you were 16? it definitely wasn't this. >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the release of two american hikers

they begin with idaho at spartan stadium. the sharks kicked off the season with the 7th annual tale -- teal and white night. >> the fans cheered at the inner squad matchup. they could get autographs, and two students waited 45 minutes to get their shirts signed. >> you get to meet hockey fans. games were set up around h.p. pavilion, and prices were given to fans. my big question for the end, will they get to the stanley cup this season? >> we will see if they go past the finals. we will see if they can pull it out. >> that will do it for now. thank you for staying up late with us. >> be sure to check us out on facebook. now get some rest so we can see you again next week.

it may have been sold in oregon, washington and idaho. this covers products with a use by-bay date of september. the code is on the box. and now, listeria rarely shows up in produce but an out break traced to cantaloupe caused up to 16 deaths. >> a group is urging the attorneying to -- attorney general to prosecute banking executives responsible for the mortgage melt down. the. and they're upset harris may reach a settlement with banks granting them immunity from criminal charges. >> banks need to be investigated for possible crimes and not a single banker has gone to jail wex need to find out who is responsible. >> and there is a spokesperson says her office is negotiating with the banks and will determine if they are a fair deal for those californians affected by the mortgage crisis. >> and well, millions of people who have a debate card got sobering news today. >> they're going to have to pay $5 per month to use it. you try to pay cash, right? >> yes. big stack of cash. it's sobering. bank of america beginning to change $5 a month to c

also in the northwest now, oregon, washington, idaho, montana, southern california all reporting major fires including one near bakersfield started by lightning originally. there are smaller fires burning in oklahoma and even the state of minnesota. >>> we'll take a break. when we come back, the newly released jackie kennedy tapes and why none of us may ever think of the former first lady in quite the same way again. >>> and later, another day of remembrance as an important new memorial now goes public for the first time. >>> we are back now with the voice of former first lady of the united states jacqueline kennedy recorded and kept secret for decades until now. jackie kennedy was famously private. unlike even minor celebrities today, she never wrote a memoir. shortly after the assassination of her husband, the president, she sat down with historian arthur schlesinger, jr., and spoke with candor about her husband and other major figures of the era. the recordings are a part of the new book, "jacqueline kennedy: historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy." on friday, after we

california saying that the lettuce went through an orange distribution center which services washington and idaho. >> we are dog everything we believe that we need to be safe. >> thinks a very small occurrence but that is no comfort for anybody who worries about being exposed to it. >> the important thing about this is that people are aware of it and that they check to see if they've bought any of this product. >> the company says that it can pinpoint the farm that the produce came from but not necessarily the source. reporting live in san juan bautista, mow rain maureen naylor. >> and you can follow the story on our website. >>> the failure of solyndra has the solar energy reeling. now a group says that they are worried that republicans will cut off. >> they just point fingers at look at that and that's just not right because we are better than that. we have good technology. >> the group blames solyndra management, not its technology for the federal loans for dooming that company. the doe loan program has committed more than $30 billion to 42 projects. this april, oakland-based bright source ene

only oregon, washington and idaho are affected as of now. just logon to nbcbayarea.com and search lettuce recall. >>> up next, a security camera on steroids. >> stop! spraying graffiti is illegal. leave the area now! >> the red light cameras, traffic cameras, and now these. we'll show you how these graffiti gangsters are getting caught red handed and what happens next. >> the ban on bless you. fallout because of the unusual way a teacher is keeping his classroom under control. could it wind up in court? >>> good aevening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures dropping into the 70s in san jose and 67 in san francisco. clouds roll in tonight along with the fog. yes, we're talking rain. we'll detail it coming up in the seven-day forecast. >>> and he says he was never going to do it. tonight, why the joke may be on every california voter who voted for the former governor, arnold schwarzenegger. ni shocking comments about his time in sacramento. [ rapid footsteps ] ow! [ male announcer ] when life happens, you need a plan you can cou

. >> you think about the state of idaho, you're likely to think about one thing, potatoes.state's economy. a few miles away from here in the town of idaho falls, government workers are trying to protect the country from terrorism. not from bullets or bombs, but computers. idaho is ground zero in the fight against cyber terrorism. >> this is an example of one vendor's systems that we have. >> leading that fight is marty edwards. his job is to prevent cyber criminals from breaking into a system that control the power grid or water supply. >> there's a lot of concern about people being able to manipulate these systems for ill intent. >> to show what can happen and what's being done about it. the department of homeland security invited cnn in for a rare look at the laboratory. this section was made to look like a water treatment or chemical plant. another was built to represent a power substation. both where a wide array of experiments can be run. the key is to see how the system reacts and what software upgrades can be done to prevent it from happening in the first place. >> w

only oregon, washington and idaho are possibly affected. a use by date of september 29th.ed any of the details log on to nbcbayarea.com and search recall. >>> we're going to tell you why coming up. >>> and thousands of runners descending on san jose this weekend. and we hear they're in for a rocking good time. what's planned for this year's rock 'n' roll half marathon. >>> plus a top terror suspect killed in yemen. what u.s. officials are saying about his role in several terror plots. >>> andiv le l a live lovk eroo jose on this friday. christy will be along to give you your full outlook. 23450aahéaa s >>> welcome back, everybody. give you a beautiful live shot out there. looks like a picture, beautiful blue skies, a few clouds out there. christine will tell us about the weather coming up in the forecast. quite a bit different a few days from now. >>> yemen's government says a u.s.-born cleric with ties to al qaeda is dead this morning. officials say anwar allah wacky was killed in a raid. he's believed to be behind a failed attempt by al qaeda to bomb a plane headed to th

company says the lettuce was not shipped anywhere in california but it was shipped to oregon, possibly idaho and washington state. we have more coverage of the listeria outbreak on our web site ktvu.com. >> the city of mill valley is ordered to pay money to the family of a man kill inside a mudslide. trying to cheer a drainpipe in a rainstorm in 2006. what a wall of mud crashed into the back of his home and buried him. the pháud came from the collapse of a hillside above his home. a jury determined the city was response and i believe the state a peels court upheld that finds. yesterday the state supreme court decided not to review the lower court ruling leaving the jury's award intact. >>> the mother of a 6-year-old girl, hit and killed on her way to school yesterday spoke out today about her terrible loss [ speaking in spanish ] >> reporter: >> i really appreciate everyone coming out to reach me and may god bless everybody. >> she would have turned seven years old on sunday. now, her mother and the rest of the family are making funeral arrangements. she was crossing bay road with her mother

collins, colorado, followed by boise, idaho, and lincoln, nebraska. at number 55, phoenix was ranked as the certify's safest driving cities. and washington, d.c., coming in last place third year in a row. >>> john hutt, a logger in colorado, is alive after some amazing action. hutt was selecting logs in the mountain, a trailer slipped and pinned his toes on his right foot. matt croso from colorado has the rest on this unbelievable story. >> reporter: it was an early state start to a typical day of logging trees for this year's winter logs pile. >> i went up to get a load of logs friday morning. >> reporter: but in a split second, everything changed. >> i caught my foot between the axle i was standing on and i tried all i could think of to get out of there. >> reporter: with his toes crushed beneath tons of steel, bleeding and alone -- >> i looked it over and i thought, well, i'd better cut this off before i go into shock or drop this pocket knife. >> reporter: john hutt made the decision to turn the only thing he had into the thing that would save his

storms will bring windy conditions to montana and idaho. heat is on in the desert southwest with temps in the 80s to 100. >>> in sports this morning, an ugly game. the falcons taking on the eagles in the third quarter. nasty hit. the elgs eagles jeremy maclin gets drilled in the head by dunta robinson who was fined $50,000 last year for a similar hit. michael vick gets slammed into his own lineman. he gets up slow and has to leave the game with a concussion. 35-31 the final, atlanta. >>> dallas quarterback tony romo took a big hit in the second quarter against the 49ers. he fractured two ribs. he sat out a bit but in the fourth, he tossed a nice td pass to get the cowboys within three. the game goes into o.t. dallas wins on a field goal. 27-24 over san francisco. >>> the patriots tom brady continues to rack up the yards. he threw for 423 yards and three touchdowns against the chargers. he now owns the nfl record for the most yards in the first two games of the season. 940 to be exact. new england trounces san diego 35-21. in baseball, detro

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not distributed here in california, but it was shipped to oregon and possibly washington and idaho. so far, no reports of anyone getting sick. the recall is not related to the outbreak in the cantaloupes which are grown in colorado. now we have more information on the outbreak on our website. >>> last minute push is underway at local school districts to get students vaccinated against whooping could have. the school district has set up clinics on two campuses this week. students from around the district are being bussed in so they can get their shots. a school spokesman says unvaccinated students will bullpen sent home. parents who don't want their children to receive the vaccine must fill out paper work to be in compliance. >>> well, despite a number of warning sign, nothing was done to improve pedestrian safety at an east intersection where a 6- year-old girl was hit and killed on wednesday. a uc berkeley study from a year ago named bay road and gloria way one of the most dangerous intersections. in april, a 9-year-old boy was hit and seriously injured in the same spot. it was in

the second half where they're hosting double believe through alexander and the slush really as if idaho after a free kick not sure then pulled one back from the spot with four minutes to go given that is if there's a hope for a draw boxer be he presented the loser go out and join his team mates out proud hoping to score in the dying moments and he has managed to deal with that threat while joy brokenly had to put the school beyond doubt in the injury time meeting and them to nets to give the premier league new boys a well deserved a three one victory over the russian champions. meanwhile i could have pulled out of ice hockey skates hell until next season that was extract the other teams would give players to the great stricken team but local officials say they will take a one year break now saturday so thousands of people come out to pay their last respects to the players coffin.

simpson, idaho. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from idaho is recognized for two minutes. mr. simpson: i thank the chairman for yielding. you know, mr. speaker, many members of congress, myself included, recognize that we want to get our economy going again. we need to take steps to get our fiscal house back in order and provide certainty to the marketplace so small business and job creators can begin hiring again and until we finish the regular appropriations process for the coming year, we won't be able to implement the necessary spending reductions and policy reforms needed to get our economy moving again. while the house has come close to passing all of the appropriation bills out of committee and many of the bills on the floor, the senate has passed only one bill so far. this c.r. gives us time to complete that work while cutting current spending. to me that seems like a much more reasonable solution than threatening another government shutdown which will only hurt the economy. congress has one responsibility each year and that is to pass the 12 appropriation bills by

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. >>> we have learned tonight that a hunter who was killed by a grizzly bear in idaho actually died aero. steve stephenson was hunting with a friend when that friend shot what he thought was a black bear. it was a grizzly. it then attacked until steve called out. the wounded animal then turned and charged steve instead. his friend did survive. steve did not. he's the third person to be killed by a grizzly bear since july. >>> when we come back on the broadcast tonight, the wounded hero, not afraid of the enemy, but afraid of what he says his mom would say. called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem? are you taking warfarin to reduce your risk of stroke caused by a clot? you should know about pradaxa. an important study showed that pradaxa 150mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding like unusu

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mark furman, thank you for your time, standpoint, idaho. alisyn: there are concerns that astronauts might have to abandon the international space station, but now there's a new rush to make sure we keep the lights on. bill: that's an urgent matter, too. >>> the message from the white house before the big speech on the economy and jobs. what the president's own party is telling him. >> we sent a message to the president, mr. president, in two days, be bold. hit it out of the park. the american public is waiting for that leadership. bill: 21 past the hour, quick check of the headlines, forecasters say we're not in the clear yet from hurricane katia, category one storm moving up the atlantic, she's lost a little power so far, in the northeast, the -- in the missouri river, evangelicals are appealing a decision not to include them at an event at the washington national cathedral, that event marking ten years since the attacks of 9/11, among those attending, the bishop of washington, a rabbi and muslim imam. we will mark ten years, where we can

but it's also home to the idaho national lab.premiere center for the department of energy's research. but we are also here we have two sites that are not marked for security reasons that are the home to homeland security. let's listen. >> you are not going to eliminate cyber threats. what you can do is manage the risk and reduce the risk. >> we need to have a sense of urgency about this. >> reporter: in the last two years according to the latest data we have seen a spike, 40% on government net works alone. martha: catherine, thank you so much. bill: a christian pastor out of iran refusing to reject his christian faith now facing the death penalty. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve. now,that'sprogressive. call or click today. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't

>> guest: she was born in idaho but arrived in wasilla very early in life and that is where she grew up. she went to wasilla high-school her father was said teacher and the elementary school and her mother was secretary at the assembly of god church. the palin's became one of the first families of wasilla and win sarah got into politics, she began by writing course 308 -- city council then elected and then after two terms she stepped up to run for mayor and served two terms as mayor. all the while expanding her political influence then ran for the governor and lost but then ran for governor and one and john mccain than nominated her for vice president. she personified the values that were particular two wasilla especially the extreme form of evangelical christianity because it is a militant fringe who wants to end the separation of church and state that is what she advocates and tries to bring about if she had the power to do it. with that extreme christian right and with secular society misspeak 20 storefront evangelicals but i actually list all the churches and it goes on and on a

according to the report fort collins colorado and boise idaho have the safest drivers. state says the list is not used to set rates. >>> you might think that the nation's freeways and highways might be the most dangerous places to drive. but scott mcfarland says america's back roads have four times as many deadly accidents. >> reporter: you take the turn too fast. you look down at your cell phone. you cross the center line on the windy back roads there's sometimes less, or zero margin for error. the back roads in the bay area are among the most dangerous in the country. 1,064 californians died last year not on highways, but on back roads. the nation's crash rate is downright frightening too. >> we're still looking at 32, 33,000 people a year who are killed on our roadways. >> that's too many. that's not success, that's progress. >> we were up over 40 just a year ago. >> but that's still too many. >> the nation's road builders want washington to approve hundreds of billions of the dollars in new construction projects. they say deteriorating back roads, bridges are so uns

leaf farms shipped to an oregon distributor and may have only been sold in oregon, washington and idahoy date of september 29th. bag and box code: b 2546464388. another recent listeria outbreak traced to colorado cantlope has sickened 72 and caused third teen death across several states -- 13 deaths across several states. >> >> more clouds for solar panel maker solyndra. >> jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with more. >> reporter: i'll give you time to grab a pen if you want to jot down that website. it is problem after problem for solyndra. a source telling bloomberg solyndra being investigated by the fbi for possible accounting fraud, including misrepresentations and financial statements submitted to the energy department. all this likely to heighten republican criticism of the obama administration for its approval of nearly half a billion dollar grand to build that factory in fremont. hewlett-packard may be close to a hand shake to sell you anies to amazon. amazon in serious negotiations with hp. other possible buyers are still out there. if a.m. does get palm it will

lawrence is interact better and in all parts falls, idaho. -- lawrence is and iraq veteran in idaho.e will max out the correspondence courses. what is the military doing to stop the fraud and stuff like that, especially in the ranks of sergeant and staff sergeant in the military where you have a lot of veterans cheating the system just to get promoted? i saw a lot of that going on. i was also a training specialist in my unit. part of my job was dealing with all lot of legitimate schools, but there many illegitimate schools online. i wanted to know what they're doing to stop the fraud. they'll all promotion points in the system that they use. host: i think we have your question, lawrence. guest: thank you for your service and appreciate all that you have done and probably continue to do to serve. you need to know this -- the 116th brigade, idaho, army national guard, is in the process of redeploying after serving here for year. your fellow idaho winds did you proud. they really did a great job here. we appreciate their service. more specifically to your question, and greta, to soak it

have a three some, and it went wrong so the guy killed we her and they had witnesses testify and the idahoct has examined the d.n.a. evidence and without a doubt there is nothing to tie amanda or him to the crime according to the innocence project. >> well there is a loophole. i did the research on italian law, unlike in our system the judges and jury now looking at this, what they request could do is they can reduce the sentence, and still say we are not sure she is not guilty because the burn has switched over to amanda knox and they could do that. they could do a compromise, there, i would not be surprised. or, the prosecution can also appeal this to the italian supreme court which means she would be in jail a lot longer. >> that is why some are saying the prosecution is going for life because they are trying to get more because they believe they will get less. john? >> yes, the prosecutors are boiled down to insulting her and calling her a "she-devil," showing they have no argument. the prosecutor if this case was actually jailed for misconduct. do i feed to say anymore? >> i am not de

>> well, palin was born in idaho but she arrived in wasilla very early in life. that's where she grew up. she went to wasilla high school. her father was a teacher for many years in the wasilla elementary school. and her mother was a secretary in the assembly of god church. the palins became one of the first families of wasilla, so to speak. and when sarah got into politics, she began by running for city council of wasilla and was elected to that. then after two terms on the wasilla city council she stepped up to run for mayor, served two terms as mayor. all the while expanding her political influence your then ran for lieutenant governor, lost but then came back to run for governor and won. and then, of course, john mccain nominated her or vice president. and she personifies the values that were particular to wasilla as opposed to the rest of alaska. and by that i mean especially an extreme form of evangelical christianity. people not come to call it communism because the militant fringe on evangelical rights that wants to end the separation of church and state

shipped from san juan bautista and has gone to two other states, including washington and oregon and idaho but not california. >> we hate to hear about any potential food-borne illness but the sample is designed to detect any possible contamination. >> reporter: one sample tested position at this, the company spring mix tested negative. the company says that it actually did a test here on the same day that that lettuce was processed. we'll have more on what they found coming up at 6:00. reporting live at san jan bautista, maureen naylor. >>> now, federal authorities are still working to stem the tide of the kawntd how much listeria. centers for disease control says they expect the numbers to rise in the coming weeks. the cantaloupes came from a farm in colorado. >>> more on the information on the listeria outbreak and how to assess the latest federal health warning, visit ktvu.com and scroll down to the right now section. >>> ktvu has learned from law enforcement sources that officers exchanged gunfire with a fugitive murder suspect aaron basler today. basler is wanted in connection with t

i am not saying idaho ought to be like pennsylvania. working conditions are different, pay is different. but they are in the same broad category of competition. china, india, japan are in another, the entire constellation of competition. particularly china of those i mentioned. there are no standards there. it is not a question of having weak standards, there are no standards. so i ask you, jonathan, if you lived in america, and had a say on what goods could be sold here, would you allow a state to work children in unsafe conditions, unsanitary and garments, and because the cost is cheap, act like it was okay? i do not think he would and i do not think we should. >> two questions. one following up on that. the free traders would suggest that the option would be that they have no job. conditions would be even worse than the terrible conditions that exist. >> let me answer that. it is a strong man. -- strawman. there are going to be close, shoes made. manufacturing is not what it used to be, but a, anywhere. that is nonsense. go to china.

it was sold in california, washington and idaho with a use date of september 29th.ple have been killed and 73 sickened from a listeria outbreak due to tainted cantaloupes grown in california. on dateline, an eight-year long mystery about a husband that suddenly vanished with a wife, a daughter, and a stepson. they discovered he also had surprising secret. joining us live from our burbank bureau with more. quite an intriguing tease to say the least. tell us more. >> that's the idea. we top the make it intriguing. what does it mean when somebody just vanishes? in law enforcement, they call it going off the grid. what does it mean when you don't apply for a driver's license and use your social security number to get a mortgage or any kind of credit or take out a credit card or don't have a moment or cell phone. it can mean a couple of things. it can mean somebody is dead, or somebody doesn't want to be found. perhaps the loneliest place on earth is in the middle of a bad marriage. that was exactly where ellen snyder found herself. in the early morning hours of january

that the cases were sent to a food distributor in oregon who may have shipped them to washington and idaho's bags of a used by date of september 29th. >>> a miracle puppy survives after mistaking a metal pole for a bone. the story behind the x-rays in 20 minutes. >>> bank of america's being accused of sticking it to its customers. that's the angry response from illinois senator dick durbin on the plan to charge customers a $5 monthly fee just to use their debit card for purchases. cnbc's courtney reagan is here with what's moving your money on friday. consumers are not happy about this. $5. >> exactly. nobody wants to pay more and face value it seems unfair to consumers and especially those financially responsible, use their cards responsibly but the reason that bank of america is doing this is actually quite simple. it's because it has to. and it's likely just the first of many banks to introduce a fee like this. the reason that i say that it has to do it is because regulation introduced by the dodd-frank act amendment caps fees of banks to charge merchants for processing those debit card

washington and idaho. recall covers product with a use by date of september 29. in the box code you see on the screen is b 2 5 6 4 6 4 3 8 8. which is stareia rarely shows newspaper produce but out brick traced to colorado canteloupe sicken at least 72 people and caused up to 16 deaths. so there is heightened concern about that risk. >>> all right. spencer is off. sandy is with us tonight. talk about a forecast as we hit the weekend. it's very different from how the week began. >> we began warm hot note we are going down with cooler drizzle heading that the weaned and then did you know right rain. >> downhill fast >> really going fast. we are going from fall to winter quickly. all right. so get ready for the changes. we have already seen the first in the series of changes today with considerably cooler weather and the cooling is going to continue tomorrow. here's live picture from the high definition camera. you can see the trees blowing in the wind. flag swaying there as you can see. the on shore flow has really ramped up. that combined with the deeper marine la

whatever you did couldn't be done in tennessee, wisconsin, idaho? anything special about indiana?wait would be. i don't run around prescribing the things we did are right for other states. every state ought to decide for itself. i think most watch we do is a fairly general application. in some cases we contracted with the private sector. i told our folks if you can find it in the yellow pages, maybe government shouldn't be doing it directly. people who do something for a living, all day, everyday might be better at it than government. >> greta: when you came into office you issued an executive order about government unions. something governor walker did in wisconsin. people took to the streets. they were crowding through the capitol, most unhappy. you didn't have protests. >> in indiana, there's never been a statute to legalize this. that's a different from wisconsin. it had been done by the stroke of a governor's pen 16 years before. my option was to undo it the same way. i was able to do it in one day. that was certainly different than what governor walker faced. he to fight a b

boise, idaho second, with over 13 years. lincoln, nebraska, came in third just under 13 years.ly san jose finished with the best driving record out of the three bay area cities. >> followed by oakland and then san francisco. los angeles finished at 182. [ laughter ] >> not surprising there. i have lived there before. and while washington, d.c. finished dead last. >> i bet boston was down there, too, because it's very defensive driving. >> oh. i don't even know how you guys drive out there. >> you're very verbal when you drive, what! ! >> i noticed. >> hands flaring and everything. >>> if you didn't love your spouse, then put a ring on it. >> jewelers want to celebrate splitting up with an 18-karat divorce ring. they are charging $3,200 for it. four full cut diamond are in the middle of a split heart. they wonder if the money would be better spent on a las vegas getaway. i think so. instead of a gawdy piece of jewelry that reminds someone of spouse. >> don't like it. >> not a big fan. >>> a stolen rembrandt in southern california. >> now the mystery deepens since its recovery. w

about being bad at bowling meant no white electorate would vote for him then he wins idaho and nebraska and everybody remembers, hey, didn't he win iowa, too? he is in fact bad at bowling. we learned that in march '08 when candidate obama went to this bowling alley and got size 12 shoes. in the election, president obama, ultimately the man who would become president obama, won pennsylvania, won by more than ten points in pennsylvania. he did not win in blair county where he went bowling. he lost by 24 points in blair county. he still did win the state as democratic presidential candidates have been doing in pennsylvania for almost 20 years now. that won him 21 electorate votes over john mccain. you need 270 total. pennsylvania gave him 21 of those. republicans now control both houses of the state legislature and governorship in pennsylvania. they have just proposed a change so that if barack obama performs the same way in the next election as he did in '08, he would not get 21 electoral votes like he did last time or 20 which is how many pennsylvania will get this time around. if barack

in idaho, it isn't nickels and dimes. we didn't get into this situation a trillion dollars, but got here a million and billion dollars at a time and that's how we will get out of this situation. but let's do our job and do what's right for the country and get this deficit under control and if we can offset it, let's offset. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will remind the members to refrain from using pro fan ti on the floor of the house. the gentleman from washington. mr. dicks: i yield four minutes to the distinguished ranking member, mr. markey of massachusetts. . mr. markey: this is not a debate over compassion. this is not a debate over who cares more about the people in joplin or the people in vermont. that -- mr. dicks: there are people over on both sides who are not conducting them in a parliamentary fashion. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. markey: this is a debate about what the republicans, what the tea party has decided to