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nope, that is navy against san josi state. san josi state and navy had never met before.spartans jumped to the lead. rutley had 233 yards of tote office, but the midshipmen took the lead in the 2nd quarter. >> sandationo with the pitch and weaves his way to the end zone. navy takes a 24-20 lead in the 4th quarter. then early in the 4th, mat faulkner flows one to carr in the basket end zone and san josi state wins this first-ever meeting 27-24 and mike ming tire's team the hornets led 13- 10, but the aggies came back. from there colton silverarra punched into the end zone. aggies win 23-19 and take a 40- 18 lead in this series. >>> in castrol, corvallis nick montana getting the start. too much oregon state in this one. jovan stevenson on the 15-yard score, one of these touchdowns the beavs, 38-28 winners. >> two otherr pac-12 scores of note, ucla bowl-eligible after routing colorado. arizona takes the territorial cup over arizona state. >>> as members of the same division the sharks and dallas stars see lots of each other and is that familiarality led to no shortage of emo

san josi for the 5:00 observation reporting light rain. is the most recent imagery and not a lot to show you. there is still the slight chance of light showers in the short-term. the cloud motion moving from left to right, a neat seen with the time-lapse and setting sun with partly to mostly cloudy skies. there is a rotation offshore and you can pick it up on the satellite, that area of low pressure drift down our coastline. the clouds i showed you just basically rotating around the bay area. showers for the most part moving out of town. that will set the stage for a break as we move into monday and tuesday. fog, as we mentioned earlier, will be a factor for the inland valleys. but skies becoming partly cloudy into the afternoon and temperatures back up a few degrees over today's high. back into the mid-50s to lower 60s. for wednesday and thursday, our next system approaches. rain begins. there is a chance wednesday afternoon, a better bet as we take this into wednesday night and the chance of lingering showers into thanksgiving on thursda

san josi, 44 and antioch around 40 degree and there is still a chance of showers. front moving through the bay area right now focused basically towards monterey bay. so for tonight the rain moves out, sunday morning the chance of showers and by the afternoon hours, the sun/cloud mix. as far as the sierra, we talked about the winter storm warning in place until tomorrow morning. here is our rainfall forecast model showing you the rain right now. it did a have good job and tomorrow morning we could have a few early pop-up showerses. there is an chance of an isolated thunderstorm and cold enough with snow levels come down to 4,000-feet. you will notice not a lot to show you. the highest chance of showers tomorrow morning. a slight chance into the afternoon hours. for the raiders game they are playing with some pretty cool temperatures, and the broncos out there mainely in mainly in the upper 50s. here is a look ahead at your extended forecast with the remainder of your weekend in view. a few dry days for monday and tuesday, election day and thicken up clouds on wednes

. >> police arrested two people last night who allegedly attacked members of the san josi occupy movementan occupy san josi protester was camped outside near city hall says two men arrested were trying to steal items from the protesters' encampment. in an e-mail an occupy activist says, "the attackers tried to run, but caught by san josi police officers who were nearby." >> clear the street! clear the street! >> in atlanta, violence erupted last night between police and occupy protesters. about 150 officers on horseback, motorcycles and in riot gear moved in on demonstrators marching near a city park. atlanta police say 20 people were arrested. earlier in the day, jesse jackson told the crowd that their movement was "an extension of the last movement organized by martin luther king, jr.," the poor people's movement. >>> one person was shot after 150e69 this morning near 10th and campbell streets in west oakland near an elementary school. one witness tells ktvu he heard about 20 shots fired. police say the victim was taken to highland hospital and so far police have not made any arrest glb

this is the moment that josi j.b. librojo and his wife were dreading a meeting with an immigration agent at sfo to find out if he would be deported, but almost two minutes into the conversation, we watched librojo shake hands and hug the agent and deliver the news to a crowd of supporters. >> i was waiting for a letter. >> reporter: so you could go home tonight? >> yeah. >> all right! whoo. [ applause ] >> reporter: the agent wouldn't talk to us about the government's sudden change of heart and minutes later an employee with philippine airlines asked him to check-in for a flight to manila, but now has an indefinite leave of stay. librojo has been fighting to stay in the u.s. since last year when he learned a longstanding request for political asylum was denied. yet he has been living and working in the bay area since 1995 when he moved from the philippines with his family. >> he is a tax-paying person in the u.s. and not abaded the law. >> reporter: he reminded supporters he has a difficult fight to remain here perman

san francisco, 48 and san josi in the lower 40s.history of today's storm you can see developing out in the pacific and right now that main frontal band public onshore. with the tileline there is a possibility we could have scattered or isolated thunderstorms and scattered showers into your sunday morning and chance of showers for the afternoon with partly cloudy skies, expectations most areas about .25" to .5". but the wettest locations to the north bay coastal hills could have amounts approaching 1". right now winter weather advisory in place for the mountains. i checked with caltrans and we havef snowfall in the order of 4-8". your updated forecast model showing rain showers public through early tomorrow morning and tomorrow morning 8:009:00, not a lot to show you, but we could still have scattered showers and even a chance into the early porshe of the afternoon. by late-afternoon into the evening hours it should be dry with skies becoming partly cloudy. tomorrow morning, scattered showerses and the cool weather pattern remains in

josie do you see it, the whole water fountain, show the trick. >> oh, yes. >> reporter: i love it.this is my favorite and we are going to be looking at more. i have some dogs that i'm going to show you a little bit later. >>> bring me back something pretty. >>> as we honor those that have died who protect our country we are honoring those that have came home. we hear from an aberdeen family that spans several generations and why they feel they needed to do it. >> and the race for the republican party. did this week make the race any clearer. >>> >> we bring you stories that you will be talking about. fast paced and more interesting and what's going on. >>> right this minute, abc2news. >> across the country people are honoring veterans and for some families it is a way of life and fred talked to one family. >> reporter: the pictures on these walls inside of mimi's cafe tells the stories of their family. >> we were hanging on a corner in highland town and somebody came up and said there was a war on. and the rest of the guys standing there said let's go join. >> reporter: he enlisted

josie sterman, abc2 news. >>> you are protecting your information how good are you at it? take a quiz to find out. head to abc2news.com/protect your id and find top five ways to avoid being duped by a scam. >>> people living in the denver area are spending a weekend digging out. a winter storm hit the area on saturday. winds topped out at around 100 miles an hour. the conditions made driving dangerous and several accidents were blamed on that snow. >>> it's cold and snowy in utah but some people don't mind. they are making the most of it by going the slopes. last year's season ended in july and the snow already making it back as many are smiling and quite happy for the coming ski season. time for a check of the forecast. for more on this, no snow in our forecast. >> not yet but the more you hear about the weather out wet you know it's about time. >> we he need it. >> well, it's going to come and it will be close to thanksgiving that we will get our shot of winter. that's not too far away. this morning, we start off with a very mild setup here in annapolis and we have got t

san francisco is 57 and san josi in the upper 50s.or tonight, we're expecting this partly cloudy skies and temperatures on the cool side, tomorrow morning temperatures come up a few degrees. the extended forecast, a dry weather pattern and differs come up a little bit as we head into tuesday and also into wednesday. despite satellite and radar, yesterday's storm system across the bay area drifted south, producing rainfall closer to southern california and a few high clouds moving overhead from earlier this afternoon. we still have clouds moving into region sunday morning. so the coolest locations in the north, santa rosaa, 39 and napa at 406789 40. coming up i will highlight the warmest day. >> amtrak celebrated its 40th anniversary. a train turned moving museum stoppedded at jack london's square. it cointained memorabilia celebrating 40 years of riding the rail. >> each decade you see past, the present and future, of where amtrak is going. >> today's nop oakland is the third on the west coast that the amtrak anniversary tour includes

josie sterman, abc2 news. >>> you are protecting your information how good are you at it? take a quiz to find out. head to abc2news.com/protect your id and find top five ways to avoid being duped by a scam. >>> people living in the denver area are spending a weekend digging out. a winter storm hit the area on saturday. winds topped out at around 100 miles an hour. the conditions made driving dangerous and several accidents were blamed on that snow. >>> it's cold and snowy in utah but some people don't mind. they are making the most of it by going the slopes. last year's season ended in july and the snow already making it back as many are smiling and quite happy for the coming ski season. time for a check of the forecast. for more on this, no snow in our forecast. >> not yet but the more you hear about the weather out wet you know it's about time. >> we he need it. >> well, it's going to come and it will be close to thanksgiving that we will get our shot of winter. that's not too far away. this morning, we start off with a very mild setup here in annapolis and we have got t

still josie and wyatt remained devoted to each other to the end. for earp, that and came in los angeles a few minutes past 8:00 in the morning at january 13, 1929. the cool comments i quietly as he later wrote in her published recollections, my darling had breathed his last, dying peacefully without a struggle like a baby going to sleep. i don't know how long i continue to hold him in irons. i would let him go. and finally had to drag me away. i had gone with him on every trail he had overtaken since those days at tombstone so long ago. included among the honorary pallbearers were cowboy movie heroes, william s. hart and tom mix. wife's ashes were buried in a jewish cemetery south of san francisco when josie died in 1944, she was laid to rest with her husband peered cowboys often come to pay their respects. they tossed their hats and stand on the manicured grass around the tombstones, topped with menorahs and stars of david. a world away from the blood and smoke at the okay corral. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. and now we will entertai

josie camacho says workers will not be walking off the jobs because that would break their commitment but they will be showing up for a lunchtime rally. >> we put out the word that if your members cannot get off from work, if you can do something to signify solidarity. >> some members of the movement say they want a bigger commitment. >> we're not asking for sympathy, we're asking for solidarity. that's a better word for it. >> we're going to close in solidarity for people. i'm thinking we're going to have water outside, some music outside. >> reporter: others like pizza man can't afford to close for a day and interim police chief howard jordan says there's a plan to protect those business and the free speech of the occupiers. >> we have a plan to deal with the demonstration tomorrow, that's all i can say. >> do you guys have mutual aid called out. >> no we don't. >> reporter: both b.a.r.t. and ac transit move through this area and say they are planning regular season but will change that service if they need to. we have learned that workers inside the city hall have a new name for th

josie stern is here to explain what the attorney general is doing to crack down on his operation. >> reporter: that's right, the attorney general has issued a cease and deassist order. now this order means he not only has to stop paving until he has a license, he has to pay up. he has refused to give estimates or low-bald his clients on paving services, then crack up the prices by thousands of dollars charges some as much as 30 grand on the job. he can't pave until he gets a license. he's going to have to ñp=mqña bond to protect future customers. as for those who have already done business, the office says he has to pay back everyone he worked for had he didn't have a license. at this moment, they think he owes more than $60,000. >> i hope this will stop him from harming consumers, if mr. clark doesn't stop harming consumers, we'll consider taking federal action. >> reporter: so attorney general has six victims that need to be paid back. far more people need to be helped on this. they're investigating 20 cases involving him, he's not only facing criminal charges in arundel county, al

and a win against leon in france tonight would see them through to the next round josie merinos men fancying their chances having beaten the on foreign oil at the burn about a fortnight ago. in other news three top pakistani cricket is a facing possible jail sentences after being convicted of match fixing the home at a safe scene here and former captain sam one but were found guilty it's a big crown court in london another bowler nineteen year old mohammed amir admitted the charges before the trial began and return for money all three plotted to deliberately bowl no balls certain times during a test match against england at lord's last summer they will be sentenced by a judge today and tomorrow and could face seven years imprisonment the so-called spot fixing scam was exposed by a british tabloid newspaper and the international cricket council says it hopes the verdict will deter others from corruption. of course we know the job's is yet to determine the approved sinden each of the blues so i do not comment further in the boogaard but i do hope that this. is seen as a poor warning through an

as far as overnight lows, coolest locations mainly in the lower 40s around santa rosa and napa, san josi 47. we'll have plenty of partly cloudy observations and maybe a few multi-cloudy skies in addition, to low clouds and fog. for tomorrow, high pressure is sticking around and clearing skies and that will translate to the warmest roque locations approaching the upper 60s. increasing clouds throughout the day on thursday. our cooling begins and a significant dropoff with temperatures by friday and with that, we could be tracking low snow levels possibly down to 2500-feet by friday. this will continue into next weekend for saturday and into sunday. so enjoy tomorrow if you like the dry weather and mild conditions. we could have low clouds and even a few high clouds first thing tomorrow morning, but increasing sunshine into the00. that green contour links up with the 60s. so quite a few 60s showing up for your monday afternoon. gilroy 60 degrees and these numbers really not a big change from today's high. here is a look ahead your extended forecast, monday, tuesday, wednesday, fairly quiet

their 19th child, josie, was born three months premature in december of 2009. 45-year-old michelle duggar says she's thrilled. they have nine boys and two girls including two sets of twins, all with names starting with the letter j. an online poll is asking viewers what to call the new baby and the leading suggestion is to call it quits. what about janelle? that's a j name. >> i should change my name. >> that's it for us today. thanks for joining us. >> see you at 6:00. wrds honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announcer ] call at&t today to get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. oooh. videos online? here? how much is that? nothing. at&t high speed internet at home includes access here. our invisible cord is reall

. >>> a san josi man got a little more than he bargained for when he got a used minivan.ld say it was fully loaded. charles preston bought the 2008 chris here town and country from a santa clara sales lot. the only problem with the van was that the window was stuck and when the mechanic tried to fix it they found out why. there was a huge load of cocaine stashed in the door. preston says that they didn't know what it was at first so they cut one of the packages open. >> interview: he stuck his finger in it, put it on his tongue and said his tongue was number, i went number, we both stared at each other for a long time, and it's like "we have to call the police. >> police found a total of 19 kilos stashed in the doors and body panels. it's worth a half a million bucks. investigators say it used to be a rental in texas and smugglers had obviously used it. >>> well couples who can't have kids on their own often turn to fertility treatments, in many cases, egg donors. but turns out asian couples, in particular, are shelling out big bucks these days to find out what they think

find out with josie. >> it is up for debate.thing for sure, with more than 5000 users it is certainly catching on in baltimore. all of the çmembers say a private company that takes up spots while you go searching for parking and digging for quarters and we want to know why the city is giving them a free space. for those on four wheels in the city, the hunt is always on for a trophy that spans about 15 feet. you circle, seeking golden space tucked against the curb. >> parking is at a premium. we really need every space we can get here. >> parking spots along many city streets are precious and few. why are some being given away? >> it is i a surprise to me and the neighbors. >> town rivers was shocked to see spaces aced his bar suddenly disappear. that's what happened outside ale mary, and the orange signs went up and days later some of that neighborhood parking went away. >> i said what's this for? they said zip cars, and we had not heard about any of this. nobody told us. >> they didn't know the spaces they used to share with n

>> absolute lie josie is moving possessions and tents from the sidewalk because of this notice posted today by public works. the city says they're not in compliance with health and safety codes. and have been ordered to remove tents. it's the third notice received in two days and many remain defiant. >> and this is a movement. it's not like we're asking information here, we're staying here. >> occupiers say they are complying with the demands and say they cleaned their encampment at three times a day. >> we're insisting on no alcohol or hard drugs, no violence. >> at the main camp, the landscape changed and the large tarps tied to trees were virtually gone. so were the tents, which took over the bocce balance court. occupiers say this is a result of yesterday's meeting between their representatives and mayor ed lee in city hall. and that they were complying with demands. the mayor insisted this is more serious than just a violation of city codes. >> this is officially a health nuisance. >> and today the mayor said he's given enough notices, enough time to make changes he's demanding.

the duggars says josie is a thriving toddler and the doctor has given them the green light for anotheruse there's always room for one more. >> are you excited, jordan? >> reporter: one family's big announcement getting an equally big reaction. >> commenters on today.com suggested baby names, jewel e, starting with a "j" just like all the other duggar children. >> thank you. the author of "scream free parenting" and hariette cole, of hariette cole media. why has the story caught a nerve. >> the shear volume of children is an extreme. >> unusual. >> the other thing is, this is a loving family and you look and see for many people who have one child or two or even three and have a lot of difficulty managing, and you see this family having loving children that seem to be very well behaved. how do they do it? i think that's a big question and that's part of the curiosity. >> fascination, maybe some incredulity but maybe do you think some jealousy? because these kids are well fed, well dressed, well behaved and apparently the parents can afford to raise them. >> i think jealousy, envy. you lo

reporter: jess is i krause has been on adhd medications since the -- josie krause has been on adhd medication seventh grade. shire claims they are aware the drug is misused but claims it's a small percentage. a spokesperson told fox 5 there is some distorted misperception it's okay to do this. it's illegal and dangerous and not appropriate and people shouldn't do it. shire has an educational campaign for colleges on the dangers of stimulants and monitors reports of abuse as required by federal regulators. since 2002 prescriptions for adderall has jumped to more than 18 million last year, an increase of 106%. shire's spokesperson denies profiting from the abuse saying this is not a benefit to shire or the pharmaceutical industry or a company that makes, markets or sells adhd medications. students seem focused on the drug's benefits undeterred by the potentially deadly consequences. demand soars during exam periods selling some students report for up to 20 bucks a pill. >> there's a lot of competition between students and at the end of the day you know your grade is really going to make a diffe

health care has gone up so much that it's a relief that in older people who are on medicare but is josie pointed out, 20% of the states for example are not covered. if you're really poor and old you get medicaid, too. so what has happened is especially since the states are busted right now and are lobbying against raising the eligibility levels for medicaid, what is happening is that this money is going on. the amount of money to pay out of pocket is going up and the number of older people who qualify for both medicare and medicaid is not going up to make the difference. >> is to insert commence early changing their medicaid parameters quite >> yes and because of their budget problems. for example in 2007, 2009 at the nadir of the recession, gdp is going on 7.5%. most people worry about going broke. health insurance profits went up 60% and 5 million americans lost their health insurance and 3.5 million went on medicaid. so ironically the private sector to 3.5 million people to the public sector all the time bashing the public sector. the states have no money to pay medicaid makes and the

attorney general holder's testimony with greater than interest brian terry's father kent and his mother josied and i still didn't get nothing out of it at all. it seemed like all of the questions that he was asked, he was evading or throwing someone else underneath the bus. >> well, we heard five different stories and every time we hear one, it's different. we never got a straight answer. >> reporter: for the first time, brian's parents, who were divorced, spoke at length about saying good-bye to their son, a former marine and their long search for answers. >> the last time brian was home, we were just talking about something and he says, you know, mom, he said something bad is going to happen. he said i just had that feeling. he said somebody -- somebody is going to get hurt. >> reporter: brian's mom watches videos of him on the computer. his dad says he finds it hard to visit his son's grave site. >> it's rough. i could answer, it's been pure hell is what it's been. >> i just remember things he said and -- i don't know. i can't explain it. always looked out for me and i miss that. >> report

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