league final to munch united on a penalty shoot outs it was particularly painful of this man captain john terry who missed the all important spot kick but his head coach says there's no point in comparing tuesday's manch with them final they lost the final. by those. three projects. we have a problem tomorrow things won't get any easier for the londoners who have a number of injury problems coming into the clash didier drogba and frank lombard of both missed a trip to moscow but some of them can move could make a return for visitors may be missing plenty of star names but sponsorship defender nicolas party still believes chelsea have the ability to cause his side all sorts of problems that. is the one of the vis for us in europe. in the war but ok he don't he don't want to play but he's going to play and it's almost the same thing. they have a lot of a lot of quality players that is a safe place sponsored have injury problems of their own they'll be without influential midfielder i'm captain alex was injured in his size last much of a line you're on friday and compensates his loss is a major bl

switzerland they're not in the healthiest of states currently though the likes of frank lampard john terry and jermain defoe just some of the key man injured when rudy is expected to have peter crouch for company up front while rio ferdinand will take over the stewardship from stephen gerard. to going on to be nineteen when come to. you she's going to be. going out for a while to walk up and i'm sure many come. to be known as a company is fun times to. come to see something. from time to jump. the reigning european and world champions are in glasgow for a scottish test spain have fun the going straightforward to date easing two wins again. but ultra defensive scotland could prove a trick your prospect. we know they have experience so through their school darren fletcher for example tries to run the game from midfield and we know there's quite an important block of players the nucleus of the side from rangers and celtic they all have international experience with those two teams constantly planning to your comps. ok the pick of the action elsewhere tonight sees a silly game to put light bet

bulgaria switzerland they're not in the healthiest of states currently though the likes of frank john terry jermain defoe just some of the key men injured when rudy is expected to have peter crouch for company up front while rio ferdinand will take over the stewardship from steven gerard. to great honor to be named england captain. and as you said we should great to be planning on. going out for a while since the world cup and i just want me to come back now and to be named as a captain it is fantastic. to see steve has been captain since i don't want us to jump now the reigning european and world champions are in glasgow for a scottish test spain have fun the going straight forward to date easing two wins again looked. at it but ultra defensive scotland could prove a trick your prospect. we know they have experience so through their squad darren fletcher for example tries to run the game from midfield and we know there's quite an important bloc of players the nucleus of the side from rangers and celtic they all have international experience with those two teams constantly planning the your

strike a their own balance has been ruled out with a dream with peter crouch likely to start while john terry also pulled out with a back problem all the up side rio ferdinand back and reclaims they are banned from steven gerrard they stand for against injury related absence. you know it's a great honor to be named even captain. as you said she's going to be planning on. going out for a while. and i mean. to be named as a captain he's fantastic. she steve has been up to something. sometimes to jump. to qualifying. games pointed to two of them everyone quite convincingly and said it's going to go a number of beats and this was my one and i've been calling you know she just. reigning european and world champions spain meanwhile are in glaus go to face scotland and a host will have to adopt a more attacking policy to madge with any points against the classy group leaders. what little we know they have experience so through their squad darren fletcher for example tries to run the game from midfield and we know there's quite an important bloc of players the nucleus of the side from rangers and cel

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final to manchester united on a penalty shoot outs it was particularly painful of this man captain john terry who missed the all important spot kick but his head coach says there's no point in comparing tuesday's manch with that final there was a different story the last game the chance to play here was a firearm it was important. to play the findings of a very good strap is very the first period in every season of the champions league or to have to try to play the fire. was able to do this they lost the final and the penalty people but i don't think that phycological. we have a problem tomorrow things won't get any easier for the londoners who have a number of injury problems coming into the clash didier drogba and frank lombard of both mr trip to moscow for salomon kalou could make a return for visitors may be missing plenty of star names but sponsorship defender nicolas party still believes chelsea have the ability to cause his side all sorts of problems there. is the one of the best for us in europe and in the world but ok he don't we don't want to play but we're going to play and it's al

city attorney john russo says terry dugard stole merchandise from a jewelry store. >>> storm tracker two picking up rain in the bay area, it has been just offshore all day. you saw the clouds, there were a few sprinkles they showed up in san leandro. i do have rain up in millvalely right now. rain at point rays, scattered showers at petaluma. you can see rain right there on the east side of the bridge. that's the strongest cell i have, most of the activity is moving in this direction. as the showers move north and on shore, we can see the showers pick up tonight. and those showers will last perhaps into the morning commute. by the ballpark, some showers begin to fall. so let's take a look at what we're expecting tonight. scattered showers tonight, tomorrow more showers the extended forecast a chance for some more. i'll see you back here. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger drove up to a new gas station in san jose today. this one pumps bio diesel and other low carbon fuel. >> i love shining the spotlight on california's invasion. especially invasion that highlights our environment and

city attorney john russo says terry dugard stole merchandise from a jewelry store. >>> storm tracker two picking up rain in the bay area, it has been just offshore all day. you saw the clouds, there were a few sprinkles they showed up in san leandro. i do have rain up in millvalely right now. rain at point rays, scattered showers at petaluma. you can see rain right there on the east side of the bridge. that's the strongest cell i have, most of the activity is moving in this direction. as the showers move north and on shore, we can see the showers pick up tonight. and those showers will last perhaps into the morning commute. by the ballpark, some showers begin to fall. so let's take a look at what we're expecting tonight. scattered showers tonight, tomorrow more showers the extended forecast a chance for some more. i'll see you back here. >>> governor arnold schwarzenegger drove up to a new gas station in san jose today. this one pumps bio diesel and other low carbon fuel. >> i love shining the spotlight on california's invasion. especially invasion that highlights our environment and

. >> she would say i had ten -- jay, peggy lou, jimmy, john, ricky, larry, marybeth, terry, greg, rosemary: that's how my mom, margie lou moran, tried to hold onto life's precious meaning as she slipped into alzheimer's. my big sister peggy has kept some of her needlework, angels for her grandchildren, the passion of a lifetime. we watched as that passion faded. >> these kind of to me have always shown the progression of the disease. >> reporter: over the years, from this, to this. they are gifts of love, and love is who we are. >> she didn't know who i was. that was a terrible thing. >> reporter: sol and rita rogers have been married for 63 years. as he began to lose rita to alzheimer's, sol couldn't bear it. but he wouldn't let go. so he started getting into bed with her at the nursing home outside boston. >> she became a new woman. she knew who i was. she could talk and smile and laugh. i love you very much. >> reporter: a miracle, the doctors called it. >> you love me? >> yes. i do. i do. >> reporter: even in the shadows, there is love. ♪ somebody loves you ♪ so find yourself somebody

elena kagan took her place on the supreme court monday, following the retirement of john paul stevens. terry moran was there as history unfolded. >> reporter: the first monday of october was a historic day at the supreme court. for the first time, three women joined the high court. justice elena kagan joining the other justices. but the most remarkable thing was how unremarkable the history that was being made was. no one mentioned it. no one paid any attention to it. it was business as usual. a bankruptcy case, a sentencing case. but it may have been ruth bader ginsberg who summed up really what was going on deep down when she said in an interview, when the school children file in and out of the court and they look up and they see three women, then that will seem natural and proper, just how it is. and that's how it was. as for justice kagan, well, she was ready, no question about it. within minutes of the start of this bankruptcy case, she jumped into the fray of oral arguments. she was confident and well-prepared and fluent and pro probing. she asked a question of one of the lawyers that

john mccain. >>> from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 18th, 2010. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. we're going to begin tonight with the subject of sex on american campuses and how, in this age of instant information oversharing, stories meant for a few can become stories read by the world. the latest example is a detailed presentation a graduate of duke university wrote about her sex life that proceeded to go viral on the internet, embarrassing the author and those she named. so what's going on here? is it that social norms are changing? or does the change have more to do with social media? vicki mabrey reports for our series "modern sex in america." >> reporter: that one wild college night can live on forever in viral videos, raunchy blogs, even in a power point presentation. a few weeks ago, karen owen, a recent duke university graduate, came to embody the perils of the "too much information" age. >> a recent duke university graduate has a lot of explaining to do. >> reporter: when she catalog

elena kagan replaced john paul stephens who retired last year. our terry moran watched as the historic moment unfolded, with all eyes on justice kagan. >> reporter: she was ready no, question about it. within minutes of the start of this bankruptcy case, she jumped into the fray of oral argument. she was confident and well-prepared and fluent. and probing. she asked a question of one of the lawyers that seemed to stump him. you could almost sense the whole court looking down at her, like a major league scout would. like that kid's got pop on her fast ball. >> today, the court hears arguments on whether the government went too far investigating workers at a jet propulsion lab in california. >>> some are saying it took too long for the man who invented in vitro fertilization for the nobel prize in medicine. his work developing test tube babies has led to the birth of 4 million infants. edwards is now 85 years add and in failing health. >> we don't know his name. but we all know his work. >>> now, for this morning's weather from around the nation. light rain

terry, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> john mccain is up for re-election in his home state. he spent this weekend in california trying to build support for republican senate candidate carly fiorina, he spoke at a military veteran's rally this afternoon. mccain told the crowd that fiorina's challenger has tried to undercut the military in iraq and afghanistan. it's no coincidence the focus was on the military because just a couple days ago, senator boxer received the endorsement of the veteran's of foreign wars political action committee. mccain said he was stunned by the endorsement and lashed out at senator boxer. >> barbara boxer is the most bitterly partisan, most anti-defense senator in the united states senate today. i know that, because i've had the unpleasant experience of having to serve with her. >> by the way, fiorina served as an economic adviser to senator mccain during his 2008 presidential campaign. she was pulled from the front line when she told reporters that neither mccain nor sarah palin would be capable of running a company. >> how about we make november

may be a divisive figure to some republicans, but in an exclusive interview with "nightline's" terry moran, johnccain heaped praise on his former running mate. >> i couldn't be more proud of her and her performance. you can been to think about legacy. and i think that sarah palin will play a very big role in the american political scene for a long time. >> report swipe at barbara boxer almost never seen among senators. >> barbara boxer is the most bitterly partisan, most anti-defense senator in the united states senate today. i know that because i've had the unpleasant experience of having to serve with her. >> reporter: the harshness of the attack seemed to surprise carly fiorina, boxer's opponent. in kentucky, jack conway launched the harshest personal attack of the 2010 campaign. it was about a prank his opponent, rand paul, did some 30 years ago when he was in college. >> why was rand paul a member of a secret society that called the holy bible a hoax, that was banned from mocking christianity and christ? >> jack, you should be ashamed of yourself. you should apologize. have you no decency?

john grisham do it? we've got the "nightline" interview. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 26th, 2010. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. and we're going to begin tonight with fame and consequences. in new york, charlie sheen, the actor and bad boy for many years, was arrested, taken into custody at the plaza hotel here in new york after his -- police responded to a disturbance in his room. sheen has had many problems over the years, and yet again, he is in trouble, but this time, the question is, what will be the consequences? andrea canning has our report. >> reporter: it's happened again. charlie sheen, living up to his bad boy image. police sources say they discovered the actor drunk and half naked in his new york city hotel room early this morning. >> police responded. mr. sheen was taken to the hospital, no arrests were made. no one willing to sign a complaint. >> reporter: according to police officials, sheen had been drinking heavily and was reportedly screaming that he couldn't find his wallet or phone. >> he had a whol

john from chantilly says the sugar industry is at it again. -- you know what i'm thinking almost any food is fryable, terry but we have similar sentiments fromk in front royal, that you bogarted my catch phrase since you are right, it's not just sugar. everything from peanuts to pork chops can help to make us fat. however, they also provide other basic nutrients we need. can you say that about a large mountain dew in my problem is not that the sugar drink folks want to stay in business, who dunn? but to cloak it in a veil of phony rage over the government trying to take away our food choices is a bit much. hope it is not too much trouble to drop us a line. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. well, that's our report. back here tonight with anita brickman. tonight high school football hope you will be here for it. see you then. bye-bye. so why are you still using an antique cable network created in 1948 for your 2010 tv? it's time to hook your tv up to a 100% fiber optic network. it's time for fios. visit verizon.com/getfios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >> now, "entertainment tonight," the most

jay, peggy, lou, jimmy, john ricky, larry, mary beth, terri, greg, rosemary. >> reporter: that's howare great, obviously less aggressive than an onion. and just has a little bit more of a green flavor than anything. and eggs really take on the perfume of herbs and aromatics really well. my favorite to use is thyme. pour it all in. no technique? >> the quicker the better. >> what you want to do is work it away from the side of the pan. you want to work it away from the bottom. see how we're getting these folds of cooked egg? that's just awesome. that's what you want. you want to do is get the texture you're looking for. like 70% cooked right now. all we're going to do is get a bit of color on the bottom and throw it in there and that's the time i usually go and drink a beer and get my plate ready and wait for my tortilla. >> i like your style. >> there you go. let's see if it's done. the top feels set. the whole omelet looks cooked. let's get ready to eat it. >> i heard let's get ready to eat and i came over. >> your internal clock was tick. we'll do this the classic way. invert this

john mccain who published "dirty sexy politics." political analyst matthew dowd and abc "nightline" co-anchor terry moran. thank you all for being here. has the tea party gone one step too far with christine o'donnell? i mean this was a safe republican seat? >> presumably and they probably did but i don't think that's going to make the difference between controlling the senate or not. and the senate, the story of the senate is already written in stone and that is that mitch mcconnell is going to have 47, 48 senate seats which means he's going to have 41 votes for anything, which means nothing shall pass that he doesn't want to pass. >> matthew, do you think that's right because everybody there was saying that republicans would have to look elsewhere to get a seat to gain control of the senate? >> well, obviously this is if you were wanting to win christine o'donnell does not help that cause any time you run an ad that says i am not a witch. you know you got problems in the campaign. even if it's halloween this month. but i think the real thing here that she has identified is that there's a huge passion in

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terry, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> election day is a little more than two weeks away, both sides are working overtime to win votes. you may be surprised what john mccain had to say about one of his colleagues in the senate this afternoon, during a campaign stop in california. brian mooar has a look. >> reporter: with washington's balance of power up for grabs in just over two weeks, both parties have their heaviest hitters on the campaign trail this weekend. before a veteran's group in san diego, john mccain stumped for his former presidential campaign adviser, california's senate hopeful carly fiorina. >> barbara boxer is the most bitterly partisan, anti-defense senator in the united states senate today, i know that, because i've had the unpleasant experience of having to serve with her. >> reporter: together they opened fire on incumbent democratic senator barbara boxer. >> barbara boxer has not served the people of california, and we must hold her accountable on november 2nd. >> president obama was in massachusetts to help out governor deval patrick. >> that's why you need to help guard the change that you helped deliver in 2006, by giving d

terry and i are in similar background, irish catholic northeast, was born in new rsey, 1961, the year john f. kennedy was sworn in as president. the almost stand democrat on my birth certificate but a lot people in 1984 looked up and said we the second ronald reagan makes more sense to me than walter mondale people i don't think i'm a democrat i think i'm republican and i came into the party with ireland and other conservatives, a lot of northeastern catholic voters and midwestern ethnic catholic voters can to the republican party and there was this talk about the -- a lot was driven about not only economics of the cultural aspects. abortion was an issue and i remember the story but the party being taken over by all these people and the country club republicans versus the social conservatives and the was the big story and we won and we thir ross perot had run and some would argue may have resulted in former president bush 41 closing and president clinton winning but clearly had a big impact. a lot of the voters can into the republican party and the process -- -- of the short of a is the mo

terry and i are in similar background, irish catholic northeast, was born in new jersey, 1961, the year john f. kennedy was sworn in as president. the almost stand democrat on my birth certificate but a lot people in 1984 looked up and said we the second ronald reagan makes more sense to me than walter mondale people i don't think i'm a democrat i think i'm republican and i came into the party with ireland and other conservatives, a lot of northeastern catholic voters and midwestern ethnic catholic voters can to the republican party and there was this talk about the -- a lot was driven about not only economics of the cultural aspects. abortion was an issue and i remember the story but the party being taken over by all these people and the country club republicansersus the social conservatives and the was the big story and we won and we won big in '84 and thin and 92 after ross perot had run and some would argue may have resulted in former president bush 41 clong and president clinton winning but clearly had a big impact. a lot of the voters can into the republican party and e process -- -- o

terry holt and peter. that question asked just before the break which i so cleverly was able to get up on screen through harris' help, do you think that johneter? this. >> well, that's a close race, john. i don't know. you know, ohio is one of those states as perennially that, you know, it's a bellwether state, it's a swing state, use whatever term you want. i know the president and the first lady are going to be this ohio for a big rally in the next couple weeks, but that one's going to come right down to the wire as are a lot of these other races around the country. jon: all right. here's a question from annie brewer. peter maurici, this might be a question for you although it's one of those factual nuggets that might not be on the tip of your tongue either, any idea how much seniors have paid into social security? a lot of seniors, obviously, not happy they're not going to be getting cost of living raises. >> oh, i can't tell you how much they've paid in, but i have looked at it and, you know, social security has yielded a pretty good rate of return because if they think about it, the benefits are smaller, and so were the taxes when the