. >> the values that janice kaplan radiates off her palisades -- the values of janice kaplan radiateworks has labeled her fan as an abandoned vehicle because it has no engine and is impossible to drive. they told the owner to get rid of it because it could attract animals and could be hazardous to the community. kaplan says it is not an abandoned vehicle, but a work of art. it was recently painted by children in georgetown and they used it as a prop in their musical. but the city is sticking by its guns. they say if they let this one go, every owner that has an abandoned car could this same thing. but this woman, who would not go on camera, agrees with them. >> -- agrees with it. >> it is someone's individual expression and has some sentimental value. as far as i'm concerned, i'm ok with it. >> it is part of america. >> kaplan is currently working with city officials, but the city told us today they're going to tow it by the end of the month. even if they do, we hope it has inspired others to stand up for what they believe in. >> this week is the peaceful bill. next week it could be

welcome to kaplan university. us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >> larry: you're watching larry king. we're back with president karzai in afghanistan. "the washington post" is saying, mr. president, that there are secret high-level talks to end the war between your government and the taliban already under way. how do you respond? >> we have been talking to the taliban as countryman to countryman talk, in that manner, not as a regular official contact with the taliban, but rather unofficial personal contacts have been going on for quite some time. now that the peace council has come into existence, these talks will go on and will go on financially and more rigorously, i hope. there has also been the peace and stability council that's been working -- that has been a part of talks as well. but no official contacts a known entity that reports to a body of taliban that comes back and reports to us regularly, that hasn't happened yet. and we hope we can begin that as soon as possible. but contacts, of cou

welcome to kaplan university.ake our free learning assessment. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> you're really hurt. >> i got in right where i wanted. >> you animals. look, it's over. he doesn't love your daughter. i'm sorry. it happens. he loves me. >> larry: she's an old friend, and a great talent. liza minnelli. we're going to talk about her acting, because i mean, they'll never top "arthur." never. sad about dudley. we'll get to that later. >> okay. >> larry: you've been in the spotlight since you were a baby. you made your screen debut in 1949 "in the good old summertime" with your mother. so you've never had privacy, have you? >> yeah, i did. >> larry: when? you were always famous? >> in my community. in other words, i grew up with so many people who were in the same business. it's like growing up in a coal mining town. everybody does what everybody else does. and that's what all these people did. so i se

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welcome to kaplan university.plan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> kate baldwin is back monitoring some of the other top stories in the situation room right now including a major victory for the california governor, arnold schwarzenegger. what do we have here, kate? >>> listen to this one, wolf. arnold schwarzenegger is praising a order upholding his furloughed workers. they're charged with taking three days off a month. someone sued on the grounds it was unconstitutional. schwarzenegger said the furloughs are necessary to keep the state functioning. >>> officials in alabama are charging 11 people in connection with a corruption scene that's being called, quote, astonishing in scope. the suspects who consist of, get this, lawmakers, lobbyists, and business owners allegedly bribed members of the state legislature for votes and influence on the state legislation. among other things, charges include conspiracy, extortion, obstruction of justice, and wire fraud. >>> the pale

the oakland tribune backing rebecca kaplan to be oakland's next mayor. they served on oakland's city council. endorsing jean quan. oakland is at a critical juncture and kaplan will offer the leadership they need. voting will be different. voters use a rank choice system, choosing the top three choices. if no candidate receives the majority, the winner will be selectioned by factoring in second and third choices. election day is 19 days away. >> good morning. 4:44 and look at the shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. i want to give you the warning. we will have the delays and more traffic likely heading here later on in the commute around the 7:00 hour. folks will be avoying the san mateo bridge. this is a westbound 92, we have one lane closed. it has been since yesterday afternoon and a problem during normal inspections. we have a structural issue and they will be repairing that and more traffic for the dumbarton bridge. keep that in mind as you come off of 880. you have the typical slowing and things will start backing up heading towards the high-rise. tra

welcome to kaplan university.[ commearlier, she hady vonn! an all-over achy cold... what's her advantage? it's speedy alka-seltzer! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief for all-over achy colds. the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >> larry: i don't want to say she's sensitive, but i have to correct when i said she'll never be back. i was kidding. open invitation. did you try to have kids? >> yes, i did, of course. >> larry: didn't happen. >> no, i couldn't have them. >> larry: did you ever want to adopt? >> no. what happened was that i realized that if god didn't have that in mind for me and i couldn't have my own, what -- what do i do with maternal feelings? maybe there's somebody i can help. maybe i should concentrate on other areas. and i got involved with injured children, and that was fascinating, and i'm still -- >> larry: brain injured children. >> brain injured children. yes. >> larry: not disease. something happens to them. they fall or get hit. >> well, it can

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welcome to kaplan university.kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> the lawrence welling show. >> here's a special guest. a one, and a two. ♪ i'm sure you have a lot to say on your mother on this day ♪ ♪ tell you why you love her ♪ her apple pie is the best ♪ she tucks me in at night ♪ she gives me good advice ♪ i'm only allowed upstairs >> larry: another famous show in television history was lawrence welling, with the bubbles. and kristen plays judy. how did you find that piece? you didn't wans the lawrence welling show. >> i'm familiar with it, yeah, absolutely. and we -- the night that we wrote it, we were watching a lot online. >> larry: so how did you find judy? >> anne hathaway was hosting. and we just wanted to do a sketch with her and a group with her sisters. and one of those sisters has -- is a little different. so we just wanted to make her -- the way she looked was almost, not an after-thought, but we just wanted to think of a different way to make her reall

welcome to kaplan university.plan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> it was awful. everybody knew at school. people came to school with cameras and things were being said and printed. the worst part was no one believed me. everybody thought i was making it up. >> larry: let's go back to 1977. we said '78. it is 1977. you are 13 years old? >> yes. >> larry: your mother had met polanski socially. how did -- you modeled for him, right? >> right. >> larry: why was he looking at a mod snell. >> he wanted a young american model. he had done i believe natasha kinski and looking at an american for a contrast. >> larry: a model for what? >> a french magazine. >> larry: he also did that, too? i mean -- >> apparently. >> larry: because he was a movie director. >> right. i mean, he did photograph natasha. >> larry: how did you come to get to jack nicholson's house? >> that was where the photo shoot was going to be so -- >> larry: did your mother go along? >> she wanted to. but he said

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welcome to kaplan university.isit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. ♪ [ applause ] >>> that's franklin lobos, electrician in the mine, 27th miner to emerge, was a former professional soccer player, no doubt wanted to make sure his skills were still up to par. one of the most incredible moments when manuel gonzalez arrived in the underground chamber. we didn't know we were going to get video images of that, but suddenly there it was, popped up on the computer screen. [speaking in a foreign language] >> being able to witness history, those miners' first contact with a human being, from the outside world, first direct contact in more than two months. want to bring in gary tuchman. gary, so many moments since this rescue unfolded and as you covered it. what really stands out for you? >> reporter: what stands out for me, anderson, is when the first miner, florencio avalos, made it to the top. and the reason it was so significant is because we weren't 100% sure this would be successful. it was very nerve

welcome to kaplan university.>> larry: back with the great willie nelson. don't forget "country music" cd is available as of this tuesday. terrific major country songs, 15 of them, recorded by the master himself, willie nelson. and the "on the road again tour" is in progress. definitely he'll be in a city near you. singer/songwriter john mellencamp has worked with you on farm aid. what do you think about him running for u.s. senate? trying that up in indiana. >> he's a great american, and i know he probably will do a great job. >> larry: think he's got a shot? >> yeah, i think so. he's well liked, well known. >> larry: how good a singer is he? >> i like his singing. rock and roll all the way. i like to -- >> larry: you mentioned johnny cash, who appeared in that seat quite a few times. where do you rank him? did you see the movie? >> yes, i did. fantastic. >> larry: that guy was unbelievable. >> he did a great job, yeah. john and i were brothers. he used to call me a whole lot, because i'm always telling him dirty

welcome to kaplan university.all kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> i got these lefty parents and they're always telling me i should put my big mouth to use and go into the system. i finally figured out what i wanted to be when i grew up and it turned out my parents were right so here i am. what about you? >> i just don't have time for a friend right now. >> yeah you do. i mean i'm all you got. >> larry: we're back, joining us is mini driver, the academy award nominated actress. she plays in the movie "conviction" and the real -- she help ed her prove that kenny wa innocent. we have an actress and the person she clay played and an actress and the person she played. minihow did you play this part? >> i couldn't believe that it was a real story when i read it and i knew that i loved hillary, but falling in love with ms. rice was fantastic. i mean i don't look anything like her and i think tony goldwin, maybe he saw that we have the same sort of spirit. >> larry: right

ktvu's christian kaplan joins us now, he's in san carlos with the details and reaction. christian. >> reporter: the san carlo city counsel is set to begin their meeting any moment. we will take you inside council chambers. the city council is considering dissolving its fire department and outsourcing emergency services. with sales in property taxes down, san carlos is looking to outsource fire and emergency services as a way to cut $1 million out of the bottom line. >> the issue is cost and if you look at basically cities around california, everybody is downsizing all your sectors of your business except for safety and especially fire where you've added more people and it's more expensive. >> reporter: san carlos has shared fire and emergency services with neighboring belmont since 1979, but this year san carlos opted to dissolve that partnership. san carlos now has one year to figure out how it will cover fires and emergencies. tonight the council will review a consultant's report and weigh some of the options including the possibility of a new partnership with cal fire

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welcome to kaplan university.l kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. is a powerful force. set it in motion... and it goes out into the world like fuel for the economy. one opportunity leading to another... and another. we all have a hand in it. because opportunity can start anywhere, and go everywhere. let's keep it moving. ♪ >>> the sheriff has the reputation for being tough on crime. we reported him in the last couple of years. he's tough. he's forced prisoners to wear pink underwear, black and pink uniform. his style is my way or the highway. he's never lost an election. now the sheriff himself is the subject of a grand jury investigation accused of abusing his power repeatedly and without shame. "keeping them honest" here's drew griffin from our special investigations. >> the head of the board of supervisors. three years ago in 2007, he began asking questions about money being used by the sheriff joe arpaio, to be used to send sheriff's deputies to a resort in honduras

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kaplan. >> thanks for having me. >> we wanted you to weigh in as well. we heard from your husband. me start in with kind of an obvious. where did that bus come from? >> it was part of a set at a spring musical last year at georgetown day school. >> you must have kids that go there? >> i have two children there and one who is a graduate and so it does have a background as a theatrical piece. >> dpw says it's their obligation to remove a vehicle even if it's one that came from a theatrical production if it's on private property and falls under the category of abandoned or dangerous. do you think the rules don't apply in this case? >> this is what i'm thinking, it may seem like it's a controversy about an iconic 1972 volkswagen microbus, one that's decorated with peace signs and hearts and rainbows and flowers, but i think what this really is is about what lessons we can teach our children and i think there's a couple lessons here. one is we teach them to ask questions. i think we also teach them to stand up for what they believe in and i think we teach them to work with others to res

welcome to kaplan university.it us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >> larry: we're pack. joining us is minnie driver, the academy award winning actor. she plays avra rice in the movie "conviction." and the real avra rice is here with us. she helped prove that ken was innocent. we have an actress and the person she played and an and the actress and the person she played. minnie, how did you play this part? >> i couldn't believe that it was a real story when i read it and i knew that i loved hillary, but falling in love with ms. rice was fantastic. i mean, i don't look anything like her and i think tony goldwyn, maybe he saw that we have the same sort of spirit. >> larry: right. you don't look alike at all. all right, abra, how well did she get you? >> pretty well. she was a lot nicer. >> larry: were you as tough as you were portrayed? >> tougher. >> larry: do you think she was -- they wouldn't have gone much further if she weren't around, would they, barry? >> she's a public defender in new haven. she

welcome to kaplan university. call kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> exactly four weeks from election day now, it is an election the republicans are looking forward to and many democrats say they're going to dread this a bit. here to talk about his expectation, your expectations for this election and beyond, bill maher with us all week. one of the fascinating things, listening to the obama white house, the president, vice president and others trying to tell the liberal base of the party, we know you're mad at us about health care, afghanistan, gitm gitmo, but we need you in november. listen to this appeal from the vice president saying, please vote. >> don't compare me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative. don't compare me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative. this is not your grandfather's republican party. this is the republican tea party. this is the party of repeal and repeat. this is the party who said, trust those big guys, they'll take ca

welcome to kaplan university.it us on-line to take our free learning assessment. but now i see the splash., ♪ i wanted love, i needed love ♪ ♪ most of all, most of all... ♪ >> larry: there you see lance bass's "no hate" photo. he and kathy both posed for no hate. no hate supports equality and gay rights. and kathy's involved with the trevor project. tell us why it's important. and i understand you've got an announcement. >> well, yeah. because i think that in situations like this people want to know what they can do. and the great thing about the trevor project, as you said, it's 1-866-4-u-trevor. you can call 24 hours a day. it's a confidential help line if you're depressed. you can go to their website, trevorproject.org. and i have -- you know, tour all the time like you do. and so my december 16th show at the gibson universal amphitheater here in l.a., i'm going to give my entire salary to them. so none of this portions of the proceeds b.s. but i can't give like the union money for the rental and stuff like tha

welcome to kaplan university.take our free learning assessment. >>> an exclusive look ahead in a moment. we'll spend that moment with anderson cooper and check on what's coming up at the top of the hour. anderson? >>> we're looking into bullying tonight. and all this week every night we devote part of the program to the problem. we'll have a town hall meeting with kids, some who have been bullied and other who is have bullied. we look at the latest on the case of tyler clementi. he was 18 and committed suicide after a video was put online by his roommate. what to do to cut down on the nationwide epidemic. >>> and buying elections. millions of dollars pouring into campaigns and sometimes pushing messages that the candidates themselves haven't approved and it's virtually impossible to find out where the money is coming from. there's a giant loophole. we're tracking the secret spending in "keeping them honest" and the connecticut trial on the home invasion now in the hands of the jury, larry? >> larry: wanda, do you

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wrong and why do we even have a justice system if we continue to ignore it so again i applaud judge kaplan for this one decision but i have to remind you that just this one is not an. on a lighter note let's talk about the jersey shore where would we be without a reality show about the out of control. because you girls let me do anything but. oh. yeah late night cap fights and cursing just drawing in millions of fans every single week so naturally spin offs are in the works and one is confirmed to air it is the russian spin off of the jersey shore which has been confirmed to air on the lifetime network now it's called brighton shore and this show is all about family and said of the friends during drunken hook ups the show is actually going to follow three russian families out of the russian brooklyn neighborhood which is near coney island and apparently all the families featured on the show are involved with the night club so i think that i never could be pretty interesting now back when we first heard the rumor of a russian spin off we obviously got excited we had the chance to meet with

welcome to kaplan university.rsity now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> it's a big night here at cnn. we're just about half an hour away from the debut of "parker spitzer." joining me now to discuss their big night, pulitzer prize-winning columnist kathleen parker and new york's former democratic governor and attorney general eliot spitzer. welcome and congratulations. >> thanks, john. >> thank you. >> on this day i want in part for our viewers to get to know you and how you're going to come at these issues. and i was struck by a column kathleen wrote last week. it actually became a debating point in our staff meeting. you were talking about how you're a south carolina girl, lived in d.c. for a little bit in a quiet neighborhood, and now you're in new york city and you're -- >> i know where this is going. >> you like where this is going. and you're talking about essentially comparing it to communist china without the convenience -- >> defend yourself in this big city where you live now

kaplan also wants to sell off city owned properties that aren't being used and is leading the charge the medical marijuana industry as a way to bring oakland out of the red and into the green. as for one of the most controversial topics in oakland this year, laying off cops, she voted against it. >> i voted no, no on the layoffs and they absolutely could have been avoided. we should have instead pushed for a deal where the police would contribute 9% toward their pension in exchange for agreeing to no layoffs. >> reporter: council member jean kwan voted for the police layoffs and says the only way they could have been avoided is if the police union agreed to a pension deal and despite city negotiateors repeated attempts no deal was reached. >> i think it has to be avoided. i would like to have more officers but until you get the cost of officers down that is not going to happen. >>> after two terms on the the council and before that a school board member kwan says city hall has too many administrateors. if she is elected mayor she promises fewer bureaucrat jobs either through retireme

kaplan says "the constitution is the rock upon which our nation rests. we must follow it not only when it is convenient, but when fear and danger beck con in a different direction." jerk. eric holder says he is confident the justice department can still convict him who is allegedly a bomb maker, forger and aide to bin laden. he will be looking at the judge's ruling when he gets back from the cat ballet. >> not much of a ballet, if you ask me. i was sold a bill of goods on that video. >>> you must be a -- being a former excia guy, you must be eccstatic. >> this is absolutely the right decision, thank god. and the constitution is the rock upon which we all rest our hopes and dreams. and so we should open up our hearts to individuals like gallani who, among other things, was responsible for the deaths of over 220 people, including 12 americans. what a load of crap. >> you so don't want to say crap, do you? >> i don't. but you and i have a pact. i will behave myself. you mentioned eric holder and you mentioned he is confident. actually, that's not what he sa

. >> reporter: rebecca kaplan is endorsed by the trib for mayor. the newspapers are capturing her momentum despite her lack of much experience in office. she is a freshman city council member whose only other political job was a board member of a.c. transit. >> it depends what kind of experience people want. my experience includes cutting red tape for small businesses, landing grants for money straightive green programs, and working to strengthen local hiring and attract more jobs to oakland. >> i got the second place endorsement. >> reporter: he never held any public offers. but joe tooman a political science professor at san francisco state and former political analyst here at cbs 5 also got a bump from the oakland paper. >> i think voters are very quickly coming around to the fact that it's not just anti- incumbency fervor we're seeing but rather that they want somebody in the next mayor's office who will negotiate honestly with groups like labor unions and developers who haven't taken money or endorsements from these people. >> reporter: the ea

this week's "book of the week" is robert kaplan's great new book, "monsoon: the indian ocean and theture of american power." kaplan, who's a great geostrategist come reporter says that while wars of the past were fought in the atlantic, the pacific and the persian gulf, in the coming years, the central arena of global geopolitics is going to be the indian ocean because of the rise of china and india, so that's where america must concentrate its efforts and where the geopolitical cockpit of the world will be. now for "the last look." that the ayatollah khomeini is a bit of a revolutionary we already knew. but did you know that he is also a social media revolutionary? it turns out that iran's supreme leader has a twitter account, or at least his office does. so we were able to follow along this week with a travel log of pictures as he went to qom, iran's holy city. here is his vehicle making its way through a throng of crowds. do they call it the ayatollah mobile, i wonder? it's quite a bit less fancy than the pope's. here are some dedicated fans and here some doves of peace, perhaps?

maria kaplan is the executive director for the transbay joint powers authority and manages the $4.2 million transbay center project, the grantor central station of the west. she is as possible for the design, funding, and construction. she is one of the more extraordinary human beings i have ever met. as you know, the temporary terminal has been completed, transit operators have been moved, and construction will be beginning. for an update on what to expect, please welcome maria. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. they keep for having us here today. that was a great video. i think it rivals our videos now. after 40 years of planning, debating, talking about it, we are finally constructing the transbay transit center. it is remarkable for many of us who have been working on this for so long. as the mayor indicated, we had a wonderful groundbreaking on august 11. we had the u.s. secretary of transportation ray lahood, speaker of the house nancy pelosi, senator boxer, mayor newsom, who has been supporting this project since he was a supervisor, and the california high speed rail authority,

with us is judy kaplan, the nutritionist for family magazine. thank you for coming in.uld you like a piece of candy. >> i would. >> look we all know halloween is a great time but i'm already worried about all the candy the kids are going to get. how do you put a stop to it, contain it without being called mean, you are a mean mommy. how do you do with all of this. >> you don't want to turn in to a candy witch. you have to have common sense. start out when you are trick or treating, don't give your kid a giant bag a small pumpkin and make them carry it because when it is heavy it is time to go home. >> all right. you have great tips for us. set limits, right. >> set limits, in other words decide how much candy you want your kids to eat in a day. after school have a piece of candy, maybe after dinner have a piece of candy and i like to say after a week or two it is time to put the candy in the freezer. >> very good. >> you tell them this ahead of time. >> sit down, candy is everywhere. make guidelines around the house so we don't overindulge and get sick. and always brush

how >> how many officers can uc under kaplan may orel's ship the to to bring it to oakland? if >> i support chief at strategic plan which is based on the number of 925 that i support that goal. i support using more civilians to so clerical positions so we can move those officers back to the streets to during we'll beat patrols. >> a critical time is finances for the city had mistakenly attributed to comments made by one of your opponents but he said in the debate i know there's money hiding everywhere for potential projects. if you know that where's the money and why is it being used? >> i have successfully landed a major outside grant to launch the new transit shuttle as landed monday for street and road repair to be included in the new colony the county and transportation measure and i know is money available for oakland parks and to construct transit and development projects for state and federal funding trade it merely requires that we apply and have a solid planned for >> it you believe there's money hidden in oakland budget somewhere that's not being used properly righ

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welcome to kaplan university.kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> looking at the live pictures. the capsule is now just returned underground about a half a mile underground here, underground 500 feet or so. this capsule is now empty. the doors will be opened. and 26 -- miner 26, claudio acuna, 34 years old will go inside. he's the youngest, by the way, of eight brothers. acuna moved to the mine world ten years ago. a 2-year-old daughter with his wife. claudio acuna. miner 26. he'll be taken inside the capsule. you can see the door open right now. you'll be hooked up and go up about 10 or 15 minutes or so. it will be going relatively quickly, though, more quickly than a lot of people thought would happen. this -- this process as they get this capsule ready for claudio acuna. not only were the miners there for 69 days. those that were still remaining are still inside. those are five rescuers who went down to make sure everything was working smoothly. there were 33 miner

he spent nearly 200,000 and kaplan spent $125,000. both requested stricter regulations of candidate spending limits. you will get a chance to hear from the mayoral candidates. a forum at 6:00 at oakland city hall. remember for all the news on races that are important to your community, logon to nbcbayarea.com and search for prop zero. >>> the wife of national hero and danville pilot sully sullen berg will be the host of the teacher of the year award ceremony. laurie is an ambassador for the council on physical fitness. we remember her husband landed a crippled airliner on the hudson river in 2009. the red cross will honor local heroes. a hero's breakfast at the hilton hotel at 8:00 and health care advocate for oakland's asian population and union city police officers will be honored for saving a choking baby. 14 hours until the first pitch of the postseason at at&t park. for giants fans it ends a seven-year playoff drought. christie smith is live at the pine crest diner in san francisco where playoff fever is the only thing hotter tha

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welcome to kaplan university. learning assessment. >>> new york city waged war on salt and transfat and now it is taking on soda. it wants to ban the use of food stamps to buy sugar-sweetened drinks. mary snow has more. >> reporter: if new york has its way buying soda or sugar-sweetened drinks with more than ten calories is going to be banned if you use food stamp. the mayor says they are trying to reduce obesity and they are making the case to the food stamp program which currently only bans cigarette and liquor sales. >> well, for something that all experts tell you is detrimental to your health and contributing to the number one health issue repla remaining in this country which is getting worse is not unreasonable and not picking on anybody. >> reporter: 45% of adults in new york city are obese, and among public schoolchildren, that rate is closer to 40%. christy lancaster is a nutritionist who is working to reduce high obesity rates in harlem and one problem is that healthier food tends to be expensive and le

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welcome to kaplan university. call kaplan university now or visit us on-line to take our free learning assessment. >>> the president and michelle to obama are planning a one/two punch to try to help senator barbara boxer get relooked. they are scheduled to make campaign appearances for the california democrat this month. senator boxer is facing a tough challenge from republican business woman, carly fiorina. the latest reuters poll, by the way, shows senator boxer leading by only four points. i spoke with carly fiorina earlier in the week. let's speak to senator boxer right now. she is joining us from california. thanks very much, senator, for coming in. thanks for the invitation, wolf. >> some democrats don't want the president to come into their states or districts to campaign for them but you want the president there, right? >> the president and the first lady are very popular in california. californians understand this president inherited the worst recession since the great depression. they are rooting for us

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welcome to kaplan university.free learning assessment. >>> jet packs for sale. they can be yours for a mere billion dollars. only this tall tale had one major news network fooled. cnn's jeanne moos has the most unusual flight of fancy. >> reporter: this is the story of a news story that took off. the story that got off the ground. even though it was made up out of thin air. the joke's on fox news. reporting on the martin jet pack which does exist. >> the city of -- are you kidding me? the city of los angeles already ordering 10,000 jet packs for its police, paramedics and fire departments. >> are you kidding? >> reporter: does this mean l.a. will be buzzing with jet pack police like the guys chasing tom cruise up a fire escape in "minority report?" like james bond, escaping the bad guys in "thunderball." like tom cruise, fox news fell for it. >> yeah, but get this, the cost, $100,000. states -- i mean, i'm all for buying stuff up and help the capitalism and all that -- >> they already ordered 10,000 of them. >> re

montel williams is also appearing with council member rebecca kaplan at a fund-raiser for a mayor bidbut officially just like everyone else williams will have to submit an application selected based on points given out for the best business model, security plan, environmental friendliness and fair labor practices. >> it provides over 316 jobs. these jobs have an average pay of over $50,000 per worker. >> for each candidate we'll also need about a million dollars in capital just to sit at the table. >> i think it's going to weed out a lot of folks. >> in late december, six to ten finalists will be chosen and on january 20th four permits will be awarded. reporting from city hall in oakland, allen wang, abc 7 news. >> meanwhile the campaigns for and against the state proposition to legalize marijuana is reporting little cash on hand as they head into the race's final months. sponsors of proposition 19 have raised more than $2 million so far but only have about $67 left. that compares with a no on 19 campaign which raised only a tenth as much at $210,000. it has $74,000 left. the message

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don perata the former state senate leader, rebecca kaplan city councilwoman, jean quan, city councilwomand joe tuman. and they're all talking about promoting oakland and attracting and retaining jobs, all talking about fiscal responsibility in city hall. they're all talking about local hiring and green jobs and all with varying degrees of specificity. but the real confusion in this is the first time oakland voters are using ranked choice voting and there's all kinds of machinations going on about who to pick first, second, and third so that if the first round doesn't produce a winner then when they go to the second roun somebody will pull ahead. >> belva: the benefit of that is there will be a winner, there will not be a runoff. >> there will not be a runoff. there will be a winner. it will probably take several days to figure out who that is. >> i was going to ask you, from watching from my vantage point one of the last places we always get returns is alameda county and i just wonder given this new voting system is everyone gearing up, are the campaign attorneys ready to watch all of thi

. >> reporter: rebecca kaplan is in the mill of her first city council term. >> i'm going to show up consistently. >> reporter: why does she think she can succeed when so many others have failed? >> i want to personally live in the city that i know we could be. >> reporter: jean quan is giving up her council seat for a shot at being mayor. >> i sort of feel i have worked on this job already. >> reporter: quan acknowledges it's a painful mission, but -- . >> i don't think i'm a masochist, but i think i'm a dreamer. >> reporter: gasia mikaelian, ktvu channel 2 news nfl the public utilities commission released numbers from the puc, showing it forced utility companies, including pg&e to pay more than $500 million in fines and restitution over the past eleven years. there have been questioned about the regulator's willingness to penalize pg&e for the san bruno pipeline explosion last year. still the information released confirms between 240 and 2009 the puc never fined pg&e for violates natural gas safety laws. >>> following a brief delay, caltrans says construction is set to begin in abo