johnston gave bat kid a lesson this evening. >> he went up there. >> he went all the way up there? >> yeah. and he did flying trapese and once he came down into the net, he won't, wow, and everyone was clapping. >> people from all over the world are applauding the bat kid. celebrating miles inspiring story with pictures and posters. >> this outpouring of love is incredible. and it is inspired by miles. i hope it will help to serve a lot more children. i hope it helps make miles day incredible tomorrow. >> should be amazing. that little caped crusader will go to work at 10:00 a.m. when he'll answer the bat signal. he will save a damsel in distress, he will fight the bad guys and end at city hall just after lunch with the mayor of gothem city, will present the key of the city to the bat kid for a job well done and that's where the majority of those volunteers will be as crowding around city hall. it will be an amazing sight. >> don't forget, commissioner gordon, that's our own greg sir. >> yeah, a will the of people involved in that. >> man, it's so good to know that gothem city, san

do with it the old cousin jenna bush earned it and then she'd only the economist region kristen johnston on this as he's convinced he's found his . louisiana the time to time the kids rooms and think about the incident to tie the delta. kind of person. i guarantee scheme. and thank the sun jennings the sixth of the seven children. they say he graduated from a local high school and moved in two thousand three unleashed on capital and she'd be saying he was involved in change for prop shaft. plus a police team to the house on that day to come crash in tenements class. the same amount estimated to hold them and people involved in the case has been tested in their son's name. i can help me overcome mind. he asked the police i'm very worried it is. the sentence mother says she has a bad times and he as she may never see his son again. japanese and russian media is essential for ways to build closer ties between the countries the ground but when in fact a result a territorial dispute as stock relations for decades. the nice warm in the step from your pc then sent down with his promotion counte

nicole johnston, al jazeera. >>> the largest u.s. bank has announced an agreement with the u.s. the claim is that it overstated the quality of mortgages during the u.s. housing boom. even after the settlement the bank faces at least nine other government investigations including its hiring practices in china, and whether it manipulated the libor benchmark interest rate. tom akerman joins us live from washington, d.c. it looks like they are close to a deal. tell us more about the deal. >> the government and jpmorgan are expected to announce they have signed the settlement today. the 13 billion dollars in total is comprised of three parts really. almost 7 billion goes to investors in jpmorgan and banks that it acquired, about 4 billion dollars will go to home owners in the form of either lowering the principal on their mortgages -- these are properties which are now worthless than what the homeowners owe on them, or lower monthly payments, and interesting places like detroit and other places that suffer from blight will be the beneficiary of jpmorgan's anti-blight program. but onl

nicole johnston reports. >> hungry of them protested against a visa crackdown in the kingdom urging those who have over stayed their visas to turn themselves in arrangements have been made to offer them another chance to voluntarily surrender, individually or with families. >> in april, the saudi government announced am nest city for workers to get sorted out or face prison. thousands decided to return to home countries. the embassy ended and the crack down began this cops as part of the strategy in the current situation of violation of residents and employment to eradicate this phenomenon. >> many workers complained they haven't been given enough time to get paperwork in order. we need ways to make it easier. we need a period of time. i think that this time frame that passed wasn't enough. we need at least two years for people to get organized and for the trade in visas to end. >> saudi arabia has a sponsorship system. it ties them to their employers. this means they can't change jobs or leave the country without their bosses permission. some abuse this power. a large number of people, 7

nicole johnston, al jazeera. >> devastating pictures we're seeing there.nicef is already on the ground in the philippines and we have the spokesperson for unicef. what are they finding? >> it's a devastatio devastatin, indeed. this is a country that has seen three emergency events already. airports are cold. it's difficult to get in. you know how difficult it is to get communications out at a time like this. children are the most affected in these sorts of situations. they're small. they're vulnerable. they cannot swim. they slip out of parents arms. >> when you say effected we mean the most extreme situations. children who could be orphaned. >> orphaned and many killed. in isn'ts similar to this you uniformly have 40% to 60% of victims are children simply because they cannot cope. the area is so devastated that it is looking like tsunami in some places. what we know is around 3,000 schools at this stage are damaged. it could be much more. we just don't know the information is coming in very--it's trickling in. but the important thing at a time like this i

nicole johnston, aljazeera. >> china today announcing that it's easing its one child policy. in a meeting of the communist party, with the most sweeping reforms in decades. >> reporter: this isn't official abolition of the one child policy, but they basically announced the same thing. in the future, if either member couple was a single child themselves, that couple will be allowed to have more than one child. the policy has been implemented in 1979. and back in 1979, china had an exploding population, and it was a relatively poor country, and it couldn't afford millions of more people. and now ironically, it has the opposite problem, an aging population. and the abolition of labor camps is also because of popular discontent that people can be thrown in these camps without trial and they were set up in the 1950s to imprison people and forced labor. with the communist ideology. it has been refused by officials to throw anybody into a camp. and both of these reforms though are a way the ruling communist party can show people that things can change without the need for political

>> olin johnston and strom thurmon were the two u.s. senators and albert watson was the congressman. in each case they all responded strom thurmon was the most honest. he said "politically infeasible to do this." >> because of color? >> because of color at that time. olin johnston offered to appoint me to the marine academy. i wasn't interested. i never heard from albert watson. my mother to this day believes strom thurmon played a role, because every single milestone in my life until he died i would get a note from strom thurmon. >> you go to the academy, and you switched your uniform. >> i sure did. >> the united states marines. >> i knew two things when i graduated from high school. and they were both negative. under no circumstances was i going to go into the marine corps. you have to remember, i lived in columbia, south carolina, an hour, hour and a half drive from island. where else would they go? they would go to columbia, the swimming pool where i worked. i got to see marines up close and personal. they were crazy. and i did not

. >> louise johnston is the field coordinator. >> we have an emergency room for extreme cases. we'll have a paid at rick word here and a maternity section. there's no care here at all at the moment for pregnant women and child birth. >> using tents that inflate in minutes medecins sans frontieres can get a fully functioning hospital up in less than a day. >> downtown tacloban, 12 miles up the coast from tanauan, medecins sans frontieres will run an er and service center. >> we have been working all night. people need treatment. they can't wait. >> mds will stay until tacloban rebuilds hospitals like bethany. given the scale of the destruction here, they probably won't be leaving soon. >>> latest government figures show at least 5,000 people were killed in the typhoon, as many as 100 bodies are being record every day in tacloban alone. >>> it's one of the world's most violent countries. will the rule of law prevail on election day? >> it's a huge day for catholics. the bones of the first pope, st. peter, will go on display in the vatican - or are they? catholics are convinced th

pj johnston says the benefits of arena includes tens of thousands of jobs, hundreds of millions of dollars revenue and a revitalized corridor for sports and entertainment. had the proposal been on the ballot yesterday, it would have won. but the waterfront alliance doesn't think so and says that politicians should pay attention. >> 23 out of 25 san francisco neighborhoods voted no on props b and c. we hope that the supervisors representing those neighborhoods and districts will pay heed to what the constituents in the districts have said in aregards to building on the waterfront and when the warriors come before them next year with the application, that they will listen and they will vote no. >> reporter: the warriors are in the process of refining their proposal for the arena and the surrounding buildings. the next step will be to make the proposal public and then down the road, they will bring it to the board of supervisors and the discussion will begin. in san francisco, dan kurman, kron 4 news. >> morgan hill police took quick action arresting a day care worker. she was arrested 8:00 m

a party worker drove 93-year- old, mary johnston here. >> it took a long time. i thought i was being kidnapped. >> what does it feel like to know that your vote could matter in this case? >> it made me nervous. >> with the raiser thin march gin and national attention, the board has been trying to stamp out rumors. >> everything was counted. >> that's right. everything was counted. they are going through each of those 500 ballots. that's what they have been doing the past five days. making sure which ones are legitimate and they will accept a certain number of them. so far, we believe it's about 250 that they accepted. but there will be more than that because they have been continuing to go through this process and accept some ballots and deny others. soon in the next hour, we will see it and bring it to you when it happens. i'm peggy fox reporting live. back do you, derek. >> a well connected outsider has entered the race for d.c. mayor. local businessman, andy, founder of the popular busboys and poets restaurant announced today he is running to replace mayor vo

nicole johnston reports. >> reporter: these are workers in the men's district.ing rounded up by police after hundreds of them protested against a visa crack down in the kingdom. many are from ethiopia. the police are now urging those who have over stayed their visas to turn themselves in. >> arrangements have been made to offer them yet another chance to voluntary vendor individually or with families. >> reporter: in april the saudi government announced an amount necessary at this for, woulders to get their visas sorted out or phase prison. hundreds of thousands of workers decides today return to their home countries. last week the amnesty ended and the crack down began. >> we will launch the comprehension tiff campaign in all parts of the kingdom. this comes as part of the strategy of correcting the current situation of violations of residents and employment to irradicate this phenomenon. >> reporter: but many workers complained that they haven't been given enough time to get their paperwork in order. >> we need ways to make it easier, we need a period of time.

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bristol palin, has that baby's father, levi johnston. well, they're good looking people x aren't they? they re debating in hot topics. she's pretty. money well spent. call the before and after allegedly. [ applause ] right? i mean, she wast hole looking to begin with. but i like the improvement a lot. levi is very, very cute. he's cute in a really sturdy pipe layer from alaska type of way. that's what he does. he works on the pipeline. anyway, levi filed for equal -- you're not going to take me there. levi has filed for equal custody of their son trip. levi is also allegedly behind in child support by over $60,000. so bristol's mother sarah, along with me and my team feel he probably wants 50/50 custody to cut down on child support. he might get that custody because he has more of a stable household than bristol who is still single and ready to mingle. leviis married and has a one-year-old daughter with his wife. i'll keep you posted on this whole little situation. in the meantime, we've got a great show for you. did i already tell you "

we do want to mention that cliff menta street is closed between at least 11th and fun johnston because of a working fire. that is a good area to avoid. just get over to gary and california for the time being. now let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> we begin with breaking news. a statewide amber alert has been issued for a two week old baby taken from an apartment in sunnyvale. claudine wong is live with some new information on the suspect and the car. claudine. >> reporter: that is right we have been gathering a lot of information for you. let me show you where we are. we came to the 900 block of helen avenue. this is the apartment complex where all of this happened. i did knock on the door where this family lives. the mother that answered did not want to talk. this all happened yesterday. let me show you a picture of the father. its 22-year-old masot. his facebook page filled with a lot of pictures of his newborn baby. they got into an argument yesterday afternoon and it was during that argument that the father took the child and told the mother he was leaving the state. poli

willie's rectify what was done wrong in this case a lead outside to johnston have a look at it. come back to the gold coast without daddy and get down there i'll give you the free cafe beach cleaning kit and get them then remove these from this cafe the offer now. mine arrived. but the hotel is declaring itself a graffiti believers despite being at odds with the city government saying it gave your permission to stay on its last the hotel changed its facebook page cover art to show beaver and the declaration he asked and we said yes. mayor tom takes fears that the actions of the superstar singer can encourage vandalism have yet to be proven true fans say the lights the stunt tom activity. anything done by hand. painting from the nineteen year old pop star arrived in australia after a troubled latin america to wear where she is wanted by police in brazil for another graffiti incidents. he also cause controversy earlier this year when he signed the guestbook at the anne frank house in the netherlands stating he hopes the famous diary it's within a believer. rule. do will be. to me.

battle tomorrow as the batkid he will take on the riddler, penguin and joker and he will have eric johnston by his side. he gave the batkid a lesson just this evening. >> he went up there. >> reporter: he went all the way up there. >> yes. and owe did flying trapeze. he flew out over the whole room, really, and then came down into the net. he went wow! everyone was clapping. >> reporter: people from all over the world are applauding the batkid, celebrating miles' inspiring story with pictures and posters. >> this outpouring of love is incredible. and it's inspired by miles. i hope it will help us to serve a lot more children. i hope it helps make miles' day incredible. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> and the batkid is making headlines. check out today's gotham city "chronicle." also, adam west, tv's batman, did call to check how things are going and sent a gift for the batkid. so that's cool. the adventure starts this morning at 10:00. >> such a great story. love it. >>> 4:32. the bart board has closed-door meeting today and it could be "here we go again" on getting a contract agreemen

. >> reporter: eric johnston has been busy inventing some new batman gadgets. >> this is too secret to show what you it actually does because remember, riddler and penguin watch this channel, too. >> reporter: miles will get some real-life stunt training and then they're off and running. first challenge, rescue the damsel in distress about to get run over by a cable car. >> she will be tied to the cage car tracks. >> reporter: next up, stop the riddler from robbing this store downtown. >> the riddler is a tricky one. >> reporter: then, a run-in with the penguin, who is trying to kidnap lucille. a chase to at&t park, and finally a hero's welcome at civic center. >> my wish for this is that he comes out of it with the best day of his life ever. >> well, miles lives in tulelake in siskiyou county. the make-a-wish foundation says it was hoping to find 200 volunteers but then miles' wish went viral. they started planning all of this back in march. >> wow, they have 10,000 people to sign up. >>> another guy who would like to be a caped crusader. wouldn't you >> just a humble weatherman, yes.

discuss what could be behind france's alleged resistance to an iran deal with political analyst diana johnston she's joining us live now from france are you surprised at this paris which is appearing to be hindering this way to deal with the role. well i mean i am i'm surprised but then i think i'd be because it's the thing with the with the kind of line that the. government in. syria that is if you've been following what we call the next line in there in the lead and so i think this is the second this is that although it's not consistent with any biological sense is the mantra you know what all that we respect if it is in effect a certain interest of saudi arabia as well as israel i mean what's in it for. to in effect adopt these country's interests and be reading the agreement with iran well . because if you get economic interest first of all and knew it was reported by the financial times. wrong in offering very generous. can't access to oil companies in europe or the united states. why and here is our. man actually was the. best. so i will be. back in the running order for. sanctions again

that was it to be paid medical insurance the johnstone and the pier but if we go to hospital as teammate jamie can't get most of the feast be reimbursed at home. would you go with a full body i need him and yet all he would have medical insurance which was in troy the same benefits no matter where we are the day. stay china's social insurance fraud matters are scattered at different levels across defend and regions. when people move to wear it in other regions they can't bring their insurance records and the money paid into the comments to their new accounts. and they can according to current regulations if a person change up from one place to another. he has to apply with the forties of where his premier's companies was and bring the proper documents to authorities responsible for insurance as new company. you can by the asx said that st said that they use all but phil is still in size card like this but they can be used all over the country. a fully developed it uncovered medical insurance pensions and other social status and is as people can use it to make payments and get a reimburse

commission will pay more attention to the elite in the policy and economics even use as a mocking johnston risk and that too. in the press conference a spokesperson for the second a tatted report says that in euros in the immortal by the cast and a system to make it stable but said it still needs some time before being fully implement it. he estimates it to more than fifty companies with the senior shacks by the end of january next year that the new rulers. china began its mission to land on the moon on monday that on the street in a prep will be dumped at one thirty am local time from ceduna. i cannot stand. too sensitive to gluten. bookies system has functioned upon thinking oh four general inspections everything matches. i think it was only two requirements also look the way that has been feeding according to tom tomorrow will be answered in texas state which indicates the official start of the launch procedure. if successful the mission will be the last time any country have turned it on the moon funny and forty s it's also the chinese a fast soft landing on an extra terrestrial that t

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the powerful in a different light these days in a couple of minutes we hear from a former austrian johnstone how washington's worldwide snooping is diminishing trust him and. eating away at the teen spirit. zesty what happened there i don't know but if i killed. years later is when i got arrested. for a crime or did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. and people to the police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation because there's been this is like no because the psychological techniques. are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse they were off taking they could get what they wanted they could say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. terrorists killed along with other militants in a police shootout it got to start admitted organizing last month's deadly attack in volgograd in southern russia during the raid the details now from artie's to buy much say. that confession by the by dimitri sokolov the happened during a one ho

. >> louise johnston is a field coordinator. >> we'll set up a hospital. we'll have a paid at rick ward and maternity section. there's no care for pregnant women and child birth. >> using tents that inmate in minutes a fully functional hospital is up and running in less than ta day. >> in the courtyard of the hospital in tacloban. 12 miles up the coast from tanauan, msf will run an er and surgical intake center. we have been working all night. people are it can wait. msf says they'll stay here until tacloban rebuilds hospitals like bethany. >> given the scale of the destruction. they won't be leaving any time soon. >> a third section of a supermarket collapsed in latvia. more than 50 died in the original collapse on thursday. the country's president called the disaster murder. >> thousands of pakistanis are calling to an end to u.s. drone strikes, gathering in protest. they blocked one of two main roads to bring supplied in afghanistan. >> one thailand is criticised for skin whitening campaign and targets dark-skinned women. it's raising questions about ra

louise johnston is the field coordinator. >> we'll have an emergency room for critical cases that we can refer to the hospital in tacloban. we'll have a paediatric ward for the kids and maternity section. there's no care here at all at the moment for pregnant women and child birth. >> msf can get a fully functioning hospital up and running in less than a day. in the courtyard of bethany hospital in down-town tacloban, 12 miles up the coast from tanauan. mfs will run n er and -- run an er and surgical intake center. >> people need treatment and cannot wait. >> msf says they'll stay until tacloban rebuilds hospitals like bethany. given the scale of the destruction here, they won't be leaving any time soon. >> tomorrow is election day in honduras. voters go to the poll to choose a president and congress. it pits the leader aof the nationalist party juan orlando hernandez against the wife of manuel zelaya, forced from ops in a coup. the race is too close to call, after a campaign dominated by the issue of crime. it has the highest homocide rate, with more than 91 kill inns for every 1,00

nicole johnston has the latest. >> reporter: huge waves pounded the coast as typhoon haiyan hit the centralppines. here a crew are rescued. this is category 5 superstorm. the red cross says 15 million people need help. and this is what the typhoon is creating, terrifying winds which have knocked down trees and uprooted electricity and phone lines, cutting communication to effected areas. flash food have inundated towns. the president warned people to move to higher ground. >> translator: as always, no storm can bring a united filipino people to its knees. it is my hope that we all stay safe in the coming days. >> reporter: emergency shelters have been set up. all right three-quarters of a million people are on the move. >> translator: we feel safe already. we have far from harm in case of a flood. it seems we are far from it already. >> reporter: as the typhoon starts to head towards central vietnam it should begin to weaken. it will still be dangerous, but the gusts of winds will probably drop to under 200 kilometers an hour. the philippines has been hit hard by one of the strongest storms

. >> louise johnston is the field coordinate scror -- coordinator. >> we have an emergency room, we'll refer some on. there's a paediatric area for pregnant women and child birth. >> using tents that inflate, medecins sans frontieres can get a fully functioning hospital up in less than a day. >> in the courtyard of bethany hospital in down-tune tacloban, 12 miles up the coast from tanauan, they'll run an er and surgical center. >> we have been running all night. there are many that can't wait. >> medecins sans frontieres will stay here until tacloban rebuilds hospitals like bethany. given the scale of destruction, they probably won't leave soon. >> a third section of a supermarket collapsed today in lativia. there it goes. more than 50 people died in the original collapse yesterday. there were no new injuries. the country's president called the disaster murder. >> a cleanees -- chinese country had a pipeline that exploded. the pipes have been closed off. the local and environment agency said oil has flowed out, contaminating the sea. there's no word on what caused the leak. >> the cold

thaddeus stevens was saint johnstone should be impeached months before but never agree to that.ltimately, the reagan felt like he needed some reason to impeach, a good reason about the tenure of office was the reason to convince enough senators to vote for conviction. was something like impeaching president obama, the answer would be that's not going to work, so why bother doing it? >> that sounds like that may well be the case. they never had kind of sad sack in act or whatever after these extraordinary achievement that you describe, being at the center of major debates over civil rights and liberties of his era. he then went off to be ambassador to japan and sordidness supreme court's refusal to implement, to tell us about that. >> welcome is not renominated for another term in congress in 1872. basically he's been in congress for 20 years at that point. people are tired of him in this district. so after he leaves congress, president grant appoints him to ambassador for japan and he spends 12 years as ambassador and by all accounts had a wonderful time, enjoy be ambassador wit

the final race of the trace in homestead formula, jimmy johnston is the dominant driver, winning a sixth nascar. he stayed out of the trouble, avoided accidents and finished ninth, with six titles. he trails richard petty and dale ernhardt with seven. >> those are the headlines. >> also ahead three killed in powerful tornados across the midwest. we have our eye on it. >> diplomatic talks on iran's nuclear program. israel is doubtful a resolution can be meant. we'll talk to experts in the week-ahead segment - coming up. >> and welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz with the top stories. there were no survivors in a russia plane crash today. all 50 on board were killed as a boeing 737 was trying to land in kazan. there were reports the plane made a second attempt to land when it went down. in the philippines president benigno aquino is about to begin a second day touring the region. the government is under fire for its handling of the disaster. >> nearly 4,000 were killed when it hit, millions have been displaced. >> five people are confirmed dead after tornados touched down

a party worker drove 93-year- old, mary johnston here. >> it took a long time. i thought i was being kidnapped. >> what does it feel like to know that your vote could matter in this case? >> it makes me nervous. >> with the raiser thin march gin and national attention, the board has been trying to stamp out rumors. the spokesman has even been tweeting out corrections to online posts. >> everything was counted. if they were not accurately tabulated and the results were not reported correctly, that has been corrected. >> okay. so we are waiting. the deadline is tonight at midnight, but we expect in the next hour or so, we will see how many ballots have been accepted. we are thinking 250, at least. that will be run through the machines and so we know that obenshane is behind by 117. where those 250 or so votes shake out, we will see tonight. i'm peggy fox reporting live, back to you, lesli. >> i don't know what is more exciting. today or election day. we'll see what happens. you can add another name to the d.c. mayor's race, andy, the iraqi born owners of poets and

. >> david kay johnston, the target that jay carney drew, pretty narrow one. people in the market place who cannot afford or find a plan that they can afford. now, most, a lot of people we are talking about will get subsidies in the, in the system, so the affordability factor actually applies to very, very few people. >> yeah, most people will actually be better off in the situation they're describing under the plans. but i have a different take on this. lawrence, i don't think the president ever meant, you will have the exact plan you have. that's impossible. companies change their plans every year. everybody in america with health insurance knows their plan changes every year. what he was saying if you don't want to be in the exchanges and been private health care you can still do it. that was the point that i thought always understood he was making. >> let's listen to what bill clinton said is the take away, the one line if you could quote one line from bill clinton about the affordable care act. he would look it ike tight be i. >> the big lesson. we are be

. >> rick perry joins me from johnston, iowa, outside of des moines. >> i want to start with somethingou said at the start of the your speech last night criticizing all of washington and it sounded to me both political parties are about governing. i have to ask you because among the leaders of the shut down, should i have read into that that you are critical of the strategy and how republicans came to the situation during the whole government shut down? >> i think we all would have been further ahead if we focused specifically on obama care and the impact it was going to make. i thought ted did a great job of spending 21 hours focussed on that and talking about the piece of legislation that now we are seeing is an absolute abomination that is not anywhere near what the president said it would be. i think the country would have been a lot further along rather than getting size tracked on the shut down issue. the really issue of the day is obama care. it's the president of the united states who stood up in front of people for literally years who said if you like your policy, you can keep

we had the roof collapse. >> louise johnston is mfs's field coordinator. we will refer cases to our hospital in tacloban, and a paediatric word, kids and a maternity section. there's no care here at all. using tents that inflate in minutes mfs get a fully finking hospital up in less than a day. >> in the court yart in downtown tacloban. about 12 miles up the coast msf run an er and surgical intake center. >> we have been running all night. people need treatment. it can't wait. >> msf says they'll stay here until they rebuild hospitals like bethany. >> given the scale of destruction, they won't leave son. >> the united nations issued an appeal for 300 million. they have released $25 million. >> election day in honduras, a violent country chooses its next president. no country to call their own. courts issue a ruling that could send hundreds of thous ants back to a place they called home. a living laboratory. saving the planet. . >>> good morning, welcome back to al jazeera america. next election day one of the most violent countries, honduras, we take you t

johnston points out when the average wage grows and the median wage doesn't it means only worker in the top half of the job market are seeing increases. while corporate profits in the second quarter were at a nearly 60-year high, median household income has stag nuclear facilitied just over $51,000. 15% of country are living at or below the poverty line. a measure of confidence there but it remains just above that low of 65%. main street clearly is still anxious about this economy. after a month of washington budget battles ending in the government shutdown, the bottom fell out of consumer confidence in october. it fell nearly ten points to 71.2%. forecasters worry that could be a drag on holiday spending the period between thanksgiving and christmas, which can make up to 40% of their sales overall. wells fargo estimate says though overall holiday spending is expected to grow on a per cam ta basis, consumers are expected to spend less for the first time in five years. connection between wall street and main street. the annual conference, two-day gathering. the president will speak there

. >> reporter: inventor and acrobat eric johnston will play a full-sized batman encourage miles along the way and he might have some tricks up his sleeve. >> riddler and penguin are watching right now. we can't tip our hand. >> reporter: it starts at the grand hyatt this morning when the police chief calls miles asking for help and the batmobile is off! there's a damsel in distress on the hyde street cable car line at union and green and as soon as batkid saves her life, there's another crime in progress, the evil riddler robbing a vault on montgomery street. batkid will hopefully arrive just in time to help load him into paddy wagon and send him to the clink. then during a quick lunch at union square the next crime unfolds before our hero. the evil pink win kidnapping giants mascot lou-seal. batkid will chase them down and with any luck save the seal tied up at at&t park. that will land batkid a special honor from the san francisco mayor at city hall this afternoon. >> it's going to be some wacky fun that san francisco hasn't seen before. and may never see again. >> reporter: miles'

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. >> marianne johnston lost her bid for reelection to silva and went back to running the balloonery.yor silva can turn things around. if not, he and his neighbors from western ranch are drawing up plans to succeed from stockton. staffing is still a problem for police, who have hired just six officers so far in 2013. but things are looking up. after a record-breaking 71 murders in 2012, this year the homicide rate so far is down. and officers like sergeant hutto credits citizens like the neighborhood watch groups and the guardian angels with the turnaround. speaking of the guardian angels, they're still going strong, fixing up area playgrounds and joining forces with tony finnegan, helping him to drive customers home from his bar. tony has had to add two more hats to his banned list, but he has managed to keep his bar free from violence. on april 1st, 2013, a judge in federal court declared stockton officially bankrupt. the city is now starting the long process of restructuring its finances and paying its creditors. stockton's bankruptcy is historic. and how it works its way out will

as laurie niles, is recently had a civil war show that's on a painting by easton johnston. a day in the life of the of the south. a big fabulous painting on behalf of the new york historical society. a dirty handed in my manuscript. let it go. i saw the and i screamed because it had the same -- that was the dean team he'd been looking at when he did his homecoming soldier. there is so many affinities. and then i became, even though the book was researching that painting. did he have the book? what abc? were to get the i.d. of the barbershop? all of that kind of his traced relationship because knowing where our comes from, there's no answer to that. there's no answer where it's going to come from. all you can say is this painting came out of that tradition and that painting. i think a lot of that work. you have the day today website. collect some of that information. >> hi, deborah. kathy daly former member of the board of museum. good to see you. i saw it with the rock election many years ago now when you're first starting to talk about your work. you know all of us care so

. >> this young lady today, joan johnston, she is 86 years old. she has run 25 new york marathons.e lady. >> she showed up this morning. there you go. >> you guys have both done it. i've never be done the marathon. >> next year. >> train together? >> i'll train with you? >> next year. >> i'll help you. >> natalie will help me out with that. >> i'll help you. >> i'll be there. i'll be handing out water. >> right. he'll be working with the volunteers. >> 63,000 gallons of water that the volunteers handed out. >> that's incredible. >> although i saw the people with the sponges thinking yesterday, did you really need -- >> it's 26 miles. it's not a bad pick me up. >> everybody on the plaza said the wind yesterday was crazy. you're running into the 29 miles per hour winds. >> when you come over the bridge too, you hit a little altitude thereunder get the wind on your face. that can't be easy. >> congrats to everybody that finished that race yesterday. >> we want to tell you about an app called selfie. it shows a feed of public photos from the people you follow. it only allows you to upl