john miller is probably win in alaska. there's aot l of people that are going to win that really like sarah palin. >> i don't know if they -- i actually would separate that. i think sarah palin, getting her endorsement was a way to say you're not part of the establishment. it was a way to brand yourself in the republican primaries. it was a way to say, she, for instance, at the time was trying to distinguish herself from the male primary opponents who have been in politics forever. does that transfer back to her? i don't know. i still don't buy the idea that she runs and i don't know if they're necessarily endorsing sarah palin. what will make it harder, i'm trying to figure out how mitt romney, i think nobody had a worse week in washington than mitt romney. >> it's mitt's turn. >> it's his turn. he's right out of wall street, riutt o of the country club. >> look at how badly mccain was doing. i'll tell you one more thing. this whole republican party prospects, what's the convention look to look like in 2012 in florida, sw

of the information that leads to prostitution and in some cases human trafficking. >> woodruff: john miller, do you dispute that that's what's been going on at craigslist? >> no. it's probably pretty likely these ads were for prostitution. the question is not, are these ads for illegal services and should law enforcement take action against these ads and the people placing them? but the question is really is this the most effective way to do that? we're not sure that it is. also it raises larger questions about how speech on the internet, you know, how law enforcement will respond to speech on the internet. >> woodruff: john miller, what about the decision that craigslist has made now to take this down. >> there are a couple of questions. one is this particular decision, did it come in response to coercion on the behalf of the attorneys general? i don't think so. the letter they sent didn't threaten anything. aim assuming that there were no threats involved. it was a decision by a single site to take this down. the larger question though is that our society really can't rely on sites like t

. >> they include legendary san francisco giants play by play man john miller and dan bunger. >> and radio personality and author ben torres. good line up congratulations to the

. >> reporter: john miller could not be more spot-on, as a small but persistent brush fire broke in the los angeles suburb thousand oaks. although temperatures were high, there was little wind, giving some relief that the blaze would not spread so quickly. >>> time, now, for this morning's weather from around the nation. cooling off to the mid-80s in downtown l.a. but hotter inland. light rain from seattle to tacoma. a wet day along the east coast, from miami to maine. downpours, large hail and gusty winds around philadelphia, new york and boston. >> much of the northeast will hover around the 80-degree mark. miami climbs to 87. 60s from minneapolis to detroit. and 72 in fargo. triple-digits for phoenix and sacramento. 85 in salt lake city. 70 in seattle. >>> your business news is next. blackberry takes on the ipad, unveiling its new tablet computer. >>> and a major airline merger shaking up the industry again. what does the deal mean for you? >>> plus, bristol palin's biggest supporter drops by the >>> a big deal is shaking up the airline industry. southwest airs is planning to buy air

here john miller is flipping it to trevor davis. he does most of the work. 34 yards and touchdown they lead it 13-6. >>> college park an 80-yard drive of their own. screen play is working pretty well you might say here. valdez to kevin allson a td and they make it a game 20-19. but that is as close as they would get. jared leave what a game. 12 carries and 112 yards and three tds. that's one of them. five yard burst. and the high school opener ends up 25-35. the first time since they beat college. big name relief michael robinson has been a standout on their special teams. the four-year veteran the biggest name released. kevin hill the wide receiver. that is the sporting life for friday night. lots going on. >> thanks, mark. >> thank you. >> that is our report on this friday night. i'm gasia. >> and i'm frank somerville. our coverage continues online at ktvu, ktvu.com. have a great weekend, everyb

here john miller is flipping it to trevor davis. he does most of the work. 34 yards and touchdown they lead it 13-6. >>> college park an 80-yard drive of their own. screen play is working pretty well you might say here. valdez to kevin allson a td and they make it a game 20-19. but that is as close as they would get. jared leave what a game. 12 carries and 112 yards and three tds. that's one of them. five yard burst. and the high school opener ends up 25-35. the first time since they beat college. big name relief michael robinson has been a standout on their special teams. the four-year veteran the biggest name released. kevin hill the wide receiver. that is the sporting life for friday night. lots going on. >> thanks, mark. >> thank you. >> that is our report on this friday night. i'm gasia. >> and i'm frank somerville. our coverage continues online at ktvu, ktvu.com. have a great weekend, everybody. >> good night.

forest service spokesperson john miller could not have been more spot-on as a small but persistent brush fire broke monday afternoon in thousand oaks. although temperatures were high there was little wind, giving some relief the blaze would not spread so easily. the extreme heat didn't last long. temperatures are expected to be back in the 80s in l.a. today. i'm brad wheelis, abc news, los angeles. rob and vinita? >>> a small wisconsin community is a virtual island this morning after raging floodwaters surged through and around the levee. the only road was covered by nearly a foot of rust-colored water. inspectors admit the levee is in bad shape. now they're hoping conditions will improve before there's a complete failure. most of the 300 residents had left their home sunday but the people who insisted on riding it out are now stuck. >>> here is a look at your tuesday forecast. wet again in the midwest with showers from milwaukee to st. louis. rainy in the pacific northwest and the east from florida to maine. heavy downpours, large hail, and gusty winds around philadelphia, new york, and

george miller and john garr mendy announce part of the affordable care act. some of the changes if you have an employer-based insurance plan, lifetime limits on coverage will be barred and workers with family policies cannot for coverage of grown children up to age 26 if they can't get coverage on their own at work. dozens of students could stay away from gang by becoming teachers. the career pathways program kicks off at 4:00 today in hayward. the four-week program helps young people start courses towards a teaching credential. they get to work in local programs to gain teaching experience. more than 80 at risk students applied to get into the program. >>> good morning. we will take a look at a map we have prepared for you. 680 moves smoothly right now. we are watching very carefully this morning. the tail lights is the southbound direction. christie smith is reporting that it's opening and will be unveiled at 5:00. we will watch for the net effect on your commute as well. meanwhile the typical start is on highway 4. speeds with 61 and further over towards w

we're talking about alaska's joe miller. john king is joining us now.he hour. you spoke to joe miller. how did that go? >> he's the republican senate nominee in alaska, but now he's got more crowd in the field. lisa murkowski announced she'll run as a write-in candidate. she promised to support joe miller and not run as a write-in or a third-party candidate and now she's broken that promise. he continues to hold a hard line saying that in the future, the federal government needs to make tough decisions about medicaid, about social security. he's getting hit from lisa murkowski on one side and bill clinton also criticized joe miller, who said that long-term unemployment benefits in his view are unconstitutional. bill clinton saying that he doesn't think putting ten more people in -- 10 million more people in the bread lines is not the way to get the economy back. joe miller was unapologetic about that. >> you've got to remember why are we at this point anyway? why we're talking about expanding unemployment compensation for a much longerperilonger period

. >> reporter: today congressman john gary men tee and miller highlighted the health insurancement asf september 23rd your health coverage cannot be arbitrarily canceled if they become sick. your child cannot be denied coverage because of a preexisting condition. your child can stay on your health plan up to age 26. your health plan cannot put a lifetime limit on your health coverage and over the next three years annual limits will be phased out. for people getting new insurance you have the right to key preventative services without deductible and could payments, you have the right to book both an internal and external appeal when treatment or reimbursement has been denied. you have the right to choose your own doctor and you tv right to access out of network emergency room care at in- network cost sharing rates. like all laws there are details that should be noted a financed you think this health care reform affects you you really should contact your health care provider. but hopefully this gives you a little more information and you know now what questions to ask. but it's clear th

>> i never heard john kerry's military credentials brought into question. so be it with joe miller.s was an impressive victory. the rakowski/palin thing goes back to 2006 which is the only time that sarah palin ever won a statewide election. she beat frank murkowski. she left the office and lease out murkowski took a shot at it. >> between miller and jerry, miller does not windsurf in a wet suit. alaska is too cold. [laughter] >> let's move along. president obama tries or others before him have failed with the mideast peace talks. >> i respect your people's desire for sovereignty. i am convinced it is possible to reconcile that desire with israel's need for security. >> the israeli prime minister netanyahu talking to mahmoud abbas of the palestinian authority. hamas claimed responsibility for killings in the west bank. abbas says the hamas has no right to represent palestinians back up these talks will be difficult. it is important for the united states to remain engaged. >> it will be important for the united states to recognize the difficult position in which netanyahu finds himse

miller? >> i don't see why john boehner wants republicans to be -- [ talking over each other ] >> sean: thisy 2% -- first of all the 2% pay nearly 50% of the bills. number two, that impacts small business. jobs are created by small business not by the government. those census jobs are gone. the president is at a net loss of 7 1/2 million jobs in terms of what he has promised the country and failed to deliver. if you want to create jobs you have to go for tax cuts for he the people who are the job creators. >> in my district in north carolina, we've had 1800 jobs created according to the stimulus, 200 in the private sector that's what my opponent is bragging about. 12% of the job growth in the private sector. growing the federal government is not sustainable. what the american people want right now -- >> sean: according to president obama in your district there were nine million jobs saved. >> this recent 26 billion dollar emergency bailout supposedly 646 teachers' jobs were saved. we called every school district, none were saved. >> on the expiration of the bush tax cuts one thing the republ

senator feinstein, my partner in all of these great things, congressman miller, my buddy, a friend -- i do not know how many times john burton wrote us about this, but we thank you for your persistence on this. let me just take a moment to thank the person that i have called one of the greatest secretaries of transportation, is not the greatest -- ray lahood. you need to know about this man. he knows i feel this way about him. when you called ray, you cannot make small talk, you just get to the point. he knew about this because i remember i was with him when we were announcing another grant. he said, don't worry, i know about the transbay terminal. in other words, you do not need to talk to me about it again. he is a hero to me because he showed that we can work across party lines. lord knows that we need to come up particularly in times like these. i want to thank one more group of people and then i will sit down. i want to thank the people in the state of california who voted for nearly $10 billion in state funds to support high speed rail. that is why our state is so great, because the people of the state. we are g

miller that he was the real deal and we took her word for it. pure poetry it is that sarah palin, the product of presidential candidate john mccain's nonvetting would represent the 5:00 shadowy joe miller to the tea party express. senator lisa mruczkowski set to announce her writin candidacy as early as tonight. it would create a three-way race. back to the tea party express's favorite candidates. when politico asked mr. russo if the tea party would claim express if both sharron angle and o'donnell lost, he said -- goldwater lost but he gave birth to reagan. let's bring in the author of politico's main piece on this senior political reporter ken vogel. good evening. mcgovern, mccarthy, barry goldwater. "a," really? "b," the premise is it doesn't matter if they get elected but who comes after them? is there more to it than that? are the backers of these candidates making personal ganl off the candidacies by establishing themselves even if the candidates fall by the wayside? >> absolutely. the tea party express and leaders of tea party movement who have been instrumental in the victories of christine o'donnell and sharron angle, two tea party candida

miller. great to have you with us tonight. the tan man, we affectionately call john boehner there.vealing tanning secrets, stephanie, that he's never been to a tanning bed and never used any product. is he telling the truth, what do you think. >> ah, yeah, sure, that's probably right, ed. you know i think they should have called that republican pledge, orange pledge. don't you think? i literally saw orange around the edges of it from his fingers. i think it was what, about 30% of ohio voters, ed, says that he spends too much time in the tanning bedane think that the other 70% says that he spends too much time in bed with lobbyists. >> christine o'donnell, the psycho-talking candidate from delaware, went into the softball zone with "sean hannity" and now she's saying that she's not going to do anymore national media. what about her strategy? >> yeah, how about that? she can't even take softballs, ed, from other fox reporters. she needs the tea ball, that only sean hannity can serve up. she probably gets to write her own questions, for god's sakes. here's the weird thing though that

secondly, joe miller, a guest on john king usa, and he came from behind and beat the republican senatorn fact, has gotten money from outside alaska from lobbyists, and, lastly, all eyes here are on a crucial vote on don't ask, don't tell, and that is, of course, the effort to repeal the policy of gays in the military. that is something that is too close to call right now. we are watching that very carefully, kyra. >> thanks, dana. we have the next political update in an hour, and you can also go to our website cnnpolitics.com. >>> witchy, woman, more than a popular eagles song these days after delaware's republican nominee for senate stirs the pot of controversy with a decade-old admission to witch craft. concierge claim centers. so i can just drop off my car and you'll take care of everything? yep, even the rental. what if i'm stuck at the office? if you can't come to us, we'll come to you in one of our immediate response vehicles! what if mother won't let me drive? then you probably wouldn't have had an accident in the first place. and we're walkin'! and we're walkin'... making it all

very curious there, john, the democrat in the race, scott adams tweeted back while miller was pickingtroducing a plan to get alaskans back to work. the funny thing about it, if you drive around in the streets of washington, d.c., and suburbs there are an awful lot of houses for sale. i don't think miller will have trouble at all once he gets past the election. >> if he gets past the election. a couple points here, joe. number one when you're from far away alaska and the theme of this election year in your state and everywhere else in the country is anti-washington, anti-incumbent, before the election, it's not very smart to be talking about house hunting in washington, d.c. and now to the candidate, mr. miller's point that it was a volunteer who tweeted this, i would say this to mr. miller. you can only use the dog ate my homework excuse once. remember back a couple weeks ago after lisa murkowski lost the primary, there was a debate about this, that and the loather thing. he put a tweet up, a reference to prostitution and said then it was a volunteer or staffer that tweeted that out a

miller looks at the new spirit of esprit. >> reporter: this man is no ordinary esprit customer. he's john gunn, the president of esprit for the americas, buying clothes for himself. yes, esprit, a brand popular with teenage girls in the '80s, now has a men's line. why did you extend the brand into menswear? >> the brand, when it came from europe, always had menswear. men are coming down, and they are absolutely shocked that we have such a sophisticated men's collection. >> reporter: that's not the only strategic shift. clothing styles have become more sophisticated, to broaden esprit's appeal to older shoppers. you won't find any current merchandise emblazoned with the iconic esprit logo, except a few throwback items near the register. >> this is almost identical of what it used to be back in the '80s, but we don't carry big logos throughout the store now. you'll see that most companies, once they're branded, don't carry their name all over the place. >> reporter: you can see reminders of what esprit used to be at the company's u.s. headquarters in manhattan. shawuan johnson, head of reta

johns hopkins hospital then fatally shoots his own mother and kills himself. >> hawkins security officials tell us how that gunman got past security and into the hospital. >> i am jayne millerlive at the city's election board. challenger gregg bernstein is lead is a little bigger in his race for state attorney. >> johns hopkins is a very proud baltimore institution. our largest private employer and arguably the best medical institution on the planet. we must protect these assets. >> it was a chaotic day at that institution after the son of a patient opened fire on a doctor before killing the patient, who happen to be his mother, and then himself. we have been following this story all they learn. police were called to a shooting inside the hospital. >> hawkins is a sprawling, huge campus with more than 40 buildings. happened in the nelson building, the maine medical tower there. >> the unthinkable happened inside one of the most unlikely places, johns hopkins hospital. we are learning more about the suspect, the victims, what happened, and why. witnesses said

michelle miller, cbs news, portland. >> i think it's important to say, john mccain opposes this waitingor the study of impacting the troops concerni s right now. >> did it look like a fake nose? >> i didn't notice. >> okay. >>> coming up here for us, probation revoked a. bench warrant for arrest. we'll see if lindsay lohan is ready to take responsibility for failing a drug test. >>> also, so dirty and creepy, they have their own convention. we're live at the first annual bedbug summit. coming up on "the early show." stufy, make the call. ♪ [ dialing ] [ beeping ] [ beeping ] [ beeping ] [ eli ] it's go time. ♪ ♪ acidic foods can cause a softening of the enamel. once you lose enamel, it's gone for good. for those who want white teeth pronamel gentle whitening, helps protect against acid erosion but also helps bring back your teeth to their natural whiteness. get up, get moving. subway has breakfast. and it's a slam dunk. i like my breakfast sandwich with green peppers, onion, banana peppers and mustard. i like eggs with black forest ham on wheat. with everything. i like a little kick. th

michelle miller, cbs news, portland. >> i think it's important to say, the reason john mccain opposeshis, he's waiting for the results of that pentagon study on how this repeal might impact, you know, troops who are serving right now. >> right. and as serious as the subject may be, did it look like she had a fake nose on? >> i didn't notice. coming up for us, probation revoked, a bench warrant for her arrest. we'll see if lindsay lohan is really ready to take responsibility for failing a drug test. >> plus they're so dirty and creepy they've got their own convention. we're live at the first annual convention. we're live at the first annual bed bug summit. of lick starting with you, dsrl. stufy, make the call. ♪ [ dialing ] [ beeping ] [ beeping ] [ beeping ] [ eli ] it's go time. ♪ ♪ acidic foods can cause a softening of the enamel. once you lose enamel, it's gone for good. for those who want white teeth pronamel gentle whitening, helps protect against acid erosion but also helps bring back your teeth to their natural whiteness. get up, get moving. subway has breakfast. and it's a sla

miller has supported republicans a lot including in the last decade john mccain. but catch this.t week pat boone, another conservative entertainer was hosting a fund-raiser for angle and this friday she's going to los angeles to team up with a lot of conservatives in the entertainment business for a fund-raiser. is she going hollywood? we'll see. check this out. zoom in here to the cnn political ticker. west virginia. if the republicans win back the senate, one of the places may be west virginia. there is a ballot going on there right now for the seat for the late robert byrd. he had that seat in democratic hands over 50 years but died earlier this year. there was a special election and right now the two candidates are heating up today with brand new attack ads, each after each other. joe manchin, popular two-term democratic governor and john racy getting dirty down in west virginia. we'll keep an eye on that race. that's what i got. mark, what have you got? >> file this under your past always catches up to you. we're waiting for the past to catch up to you which should be shortl

miller. >> osgood: pope benedict ends his four day trip to britain today after beatifying cardinal john henry knewman a 19th century englishman who converteded to catholicism. yesterday the pontiff offered an apology to the victims of clerical sex abuse while thousands marched in london to protest the vatican's response to that scandal. in bermuda they're batening down the hatches ahead of hurricane igor. this morning it was downgraded to a category 1 storm. it's expected to hit the island late tonight or early tomorrow. b.p.'s blown-out oil well in the gulf of mexico is expected to be declared permanently plugged later today. the announcement pending test results will mark the end of the spill that began five months ago. authorities in southern california issued an alert late last night for five adults and eight children reported missing by relatives. the group is described as cult like might commit mass suicide after letters will they left behind were found stating they were going to heaven. now today's weather. feels like autumn has already arrived up north but summer is still in full swin

miller. o'donnell. table is set for november. set for a tea party. no, not this kind. but this kind. i'm johnman in new york. >> "the washington post" actually has an interesting op ed article about the tea party. one thing they say i think a lot of us can agree with is this is a very small group that has really shaken american political life. there's a small number of people on self-identity as tea party members. yet they garner so much media attention. >> they have changed the entire political landscape heading into november. that's going to be a fascinating vote in five weeks. >> to say the least. >>> coming up next, today's science explains a biblical wonder. >>> finally this half hour, science verse the bible. the story of moses parting the red sea and helping the israelites escape esjypt has been told for ages. now a researcher says he knows how moses made it happen. was it the hand of god or just good timing? >> reporter: it is a key chapter in what's been called the greatest story ever told. as portrayed in the movie "the ten commandments," the bible says the israelites when fleeing e