my name is karen wells, and one of my most treasured roles is that as a mother of two children, so i certainly take their well being very seriously, but i am also vice president of nutrition and many strategy, and i am here on behalf of mcdonald's in opposition to the proposed ordinance and respectfully ask you not recommend its passage because it undermines parental authority as well as responsibility and will not contribute to the improvement of children's health, new edition, and well being. i commend you on some of the amendments you have made, different than what we look earlier, but deny a child a toy is not the solution to the very important subject of children's well-being and child would obesity. we have not found support or science or nutrition guidance or consumer behavior that would support that, and a fair and objective review of our menu shows that mcdonald's is committed to children's well- being and working to be part of the solution. many of the things we heard the parents say today about offering food like we do with our apple's efforts like we do with our caramel d

karen? >>well, ennifer, the rain has really started to come down. making matters worse.e in fell's point. we are here along same street which has been shut down. this is why. take a look behind me. there is, at leass, 2 feet of water here. making it impossible to drive and even dangerous to walk through. -ow, normally on a thursday ú%ght. this area is pretty lively. not tonightt it is a ghoss town. also today, we were in mount washington. and streets were closed. all because of rain.ú >> just rain in altimore, it is normal. >> remnants of rain in fell's point. >> i came down to check it out. >> ccosing streets and >> i think they are trying to get the cars off main street. >> forcing parked ccrs into garages that offered space for free. >> tow truck is taking them away, because they are in3 danger. >> is that you? >> oh, okay. >> while othees had to be pullee out of water. >> why you want to be the person that owns that car. i think they will probably have >> hurricane season in maryland. why not? >> earlier in mount washington. >> it is rushing. i mean, i have never see

that is the subterranean strategy to lose the house to get re-elected in 2012. >> well, that is something interesting, karen, that by elevating these groups has helped them to raise a lot of money? >> well, it is great spin, but the facts don't bear it out. if you look at the bloomberg poll from earlier in the week that said that 73% americans are less likely to support a candidate who is poup rted by the anonymous money other than survey of moveon poll that showed dramatically that voters are uncomfortable with the idea that votes can be and members of congress can be bought and paid for by large outside contributors that are anonymously. >> well, these are not just large outside contributors, karen. these are $50 donors pouring into the chamber online. this is -- >> well, phil, what we are really talking about though is millionaires and billionaires giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to try to out spend our candidates and i get that, but instead, you are looking on the democratic side, we are looking at individual donations and strong contributions. look, again, some may say it is not a good strategy

these races that it's going to work as well as it has in the past because of how disillusioned the american people are with our political process. >> j.c. watts, karenney, alicia menendez, thank you. >>> well, those 33 miners trapped underground for 60 days could be one step closer to freedom. how they're getting ready for the big day. >>> and with the country still struggling through the recession in 2009, a new report shows nearly 200 los angeles county employees were raking in more than $250,000 last year. "the l.a. times" looked at the records, four physicians topped the list with one senior physician at ucla medical center, being paid by the taxpayers more than $400,000. a d.a. and sheriff both had salaries more than $300,000. multiple firefighters earned more overtime than in base salary. one of them got $153,000 in overtime. to follow my passion for food. i saw a gap in the market for a fresh culinary brand and launched behindtheburner.com. we create and broadcast content and then distribute it across tv, the web, and via mobile. i even use the web to get paid. with acceptpay from american express open, we now invoice advertisers and receive

find sick people willing to chance not getting the treatment, especially when they see how well patients like karen. nbc news. >>> that is it for news4 at 5:00. >>> news4 at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a virginia state trooper was killed today. >>> bracing and budget cuts and a hiri freeze. >>> the washington redskins pull off a win against the eagles. >>> we begin with a travel alert. the state department warning americans visiting europe of a possible terrorist attack there. good evening. >> japan has now also issued a similar travel alert. there are heightened concerns about a possible al qaeda terror attack. the state department calls this alert a reminde to travelers to use common sense and to be aware of your surroundings. steve handelsman has more. >> reporter: dulles airport outside washinon. despite more nations warning about travel to europe, no panic among people headed there. >> it doest bother me. i have my suitcase. i have everything packed. i'll going home. >> reporter: the same for americans in europe. >> i'm not really wored here. >> reporter: but police across europe a looking for

karen, for capturing that and sending it in towns. that's your pinpoint forecast. >> thank you. >>> well, an icon from hollywood's glamour days of the 1950s has died. tony curtis passed away at his home near las vegas late last night. tony curtis started his acting career after a stint in th navy. he was nominated in the definant ones for a best acting oscar. he is best known for teaming up with marilyn monroe and jack lemon in some like it heart. he was married six times, six children, one of them jamie lee curtis. tony curtis, 85 years old. >>> they killed tens of thousands of people every year bacteria so dangerous and drug- resistant they are called superbugs. what's being done to stop them? tonight only on the cbs evening news. [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her salary. bought a million dollar yacht. and five corporate jets. i'm proud of what i did at hp. [ male announcer ] carl

karen paaks stands by live with interviews from the child's parents first n fox onight. >> well, jenniferand jeff, the little girl lived in this columbia apartment complex. she came to this playground behind me yesterday afternoon, around 7:00, to play. she said while he was walkingg3 happened. -> here in columbia, in the verona apartment complex. kids play freely, without worry. until yesterday. >> when i see my daughter, i just knew something had happened. a mother's intuition. >> mottee of a 7-year-old girl that name we are not using to protect her daughter's identity. said her chiid wenttto the playgrouud a few hundred feet from her house, tuesday afternoon. the child headed home. but said that she was grabbed by four men, who took her into these bushes. >> she said four guys had came. to her. and was trying to have sex with her. >> the little girl tells me she got away. she said that no one answered.s. and that she only heard dogs. >> i am frustrated. very frustrated to hear thht someone tried to takeeadvantage of my daughterr >> the child taken to a nearbyú hospital. innestigators s

karen, i'll ask you first. how do you get rid of this story? >> well, you know, gloria allred is the ultimate bottom feeder. to arnold schwarzenegger. it didn't work. so i look at the source. i consider the source is really gloria allred and however it is she is manipulating these women. >> does this give us an insight of who she really is? >> the source here is nicky diaz and the backing up the source now is jill armstrong. so you have got two women, two former employees who have come out and said that meg whitman is lying and she treated them like dirt. meg whitman cannot blame this anymore on jerry brown and you and meg whitman can't blame it on gloria allred. stand up and take responsibility for her own action. she broke the law. she ignored a social security letter and she treated her employees like dirt. >> she treats workers lousy. it's a fact. >> i think if voters are going to look at the two sources. who are you going to believe, meg whitman or gloria allred? i think they are going to believe meg whitman. if this is so legitimate, why are they using gloria allread to announce this story? why do the

karen, i'll ask you first. how do you get rid of this story? >> well, you know, gloria allred is the ultimate bottom feeder.ry to do something very similar to arnold schwarzenegger. it didn't work. so i look at the source. i consider the source is really gloria allred and however it is she is manipulating these women. >> does this give us an insight of who she really is? >> the source here is nicky diaz and the backing up the source now is jill armstrong. so you have got two women, two former employees who have come out and said that meg whitman is lying and she treated them like dirt. meg whitman cannot blame this anymore on jerry brown and you and meg whitman can't blame it on gloria allred. stand up and take responsibility for her own action. she broke the law. she ignored a social security letter and she treated her employees like dirt. >> she treats workers lousy. it's a fact. >> i think if voters are going to look at the two sources. who are you going to believe, meg whitman or gloria allred? i think they are going to believe meg whitman. if this is so legitimate, why are they using gloria allread to

karen and alicia. all right, jennifer. the donald in 2012, what do you think? >> wellnew hampshire tend to be quite wrong. this past cycle in 2008, the republican side, giuliani was the front-runner two years out. in 2000, elizabeth dole was way ahead of g.w. bush this far out. so i wouldn't put much stock in the fact that reportedly trump did okay in the polls. i would say, however -- >> no, no, it wasn't a poll about whether you would vote for him, it was one of those feeling-you-out kind of polls. >> i know. exactly. it was questions like do you like him? >> yeah. >> would you support someone like this? which also brings up the issue -- >> what about the issue that he's given money to democrats? >> exactly. it's sort of a leading poll is what you get. from the little bit we know about the questions is that someone is leading you to say to consider the donald and consider that he might actually be a candidate for president which frankly i don't think most people would think about new hampshire unless they were hammered over the head with that idea. >> you know, karen

karen finney, former communications director for the national committee, msnbc contributor, jonathan capehart and former arizona congressman and senate hopeful j.d. hayworth, dan rather is back as well. dnc will say, look how great things are going for us. the truth is, there's a lot of money going into this campaign, recession or not. >> right. >> the vast majority of it is going to republicans. frankly, they're tired of this administration already. >> the vast majority by republicans in the conservative side and we don't know who those people are, that's one of the big stories coming out of this cycle when we get to see those reports and find out who actually was giving money. but democrats have been able to kind of regain some momentum. we knew the tea party candidates initially, that was a civil war within the republican party. we knew when we hit the again election voters, when trying to appeal to independents, democrats would have a shot to win those voters back, and you're seeing races tighten up. >> j.d., i have to tell you, i did chuckle when i read in the new york times that the republican leaders are saying we only have half of seats we need. is there a little bit of expe

karen owen, when a student at duke said she had sex with more than a dozen men, most duke lacrosse players. instead of gossiping like most women, she wrote down this 42 point power presentation, very wellput together, pictures of the men, names and everything e-mailed it to a few friends and then leaked everywhere. that's her, karen owen, these days, duke's most infamous author, naming names and who were good and bad in bed and even ranked their performance on a bar graph. we're hiding their identity, karen didn't. wrote it like a the thesis from sophomore year to senior year at duke. she just graduated. she calls each man a subject and brags about having sex in the library during finals week and suvs. karen also came off vicious saying of subject number 1, it was over too quickly. here on the duke campus, it's the hot topic. >> it's funny because we know the people on it. >> reporter: did you read any of it? >> i skimmed parts of it. it was very detailed. >> reporter: karen said she often met the men at campus bars like shooters, the sex often fueled by alcohol. in my black-out state, she wrote, still managed to crawl into bed with a duke athlete. in fact, she claims all the men were

karen, we got to go. >> the republicans who have been pushing this story. >> oh, all right. >> oh, well, all right, maybe we will talk more about this. >>> so, if it's only possibly obama/clinton in 2012, another signal that sarah palin may be interested in heading up the republican ticket and it's coming out in an angry e-mail from her husband. he defended his wife sending an e-mail to joe miller and his staff when miller ducked a chance to give palin an endorsement, just as palin has done for him. sarah put her bleep on the line for joe and yet he can't answer a simple question. is sarah palin qualified to be president? i don't know if she is. joe, please explain how this endorsement stuff works, is it to be completely one-sided? actually what miller answered is that there were "a number of great candidates out there." so, i would say definitely not an endorsement. joining, shashana. how do you read this? is this endorsement stuff to be completely one-sided, is that an indication she might be thinking about running for president? >> i think they are thinking about it. i think she will run in 2012. i th

so karen, some are calling for the two to be charges with hate crimes and also reckless manslaughter. >> wellhat is a very, very tough call. they have the invasion of privacy. to be able to raise it to a hate crime, obviously you have to prove this was a biased crime, that there was -- because it was homosexuality, that somehow that was the reason for doing what they did. >> and is there evidence in this case? >> well, interestingly enough, with the young girl there's actually evidence, there's been a lot of rumors out there, as you can imagine, because this case has been in the press so much, that she did not -- she just allowed the other young man to borrow her computer. she did not know what he was doing with it and she had no idea what he was doing or what he was posting. so there's information out there. i don't know if that's just a rumor. again, you know, there's a lot of rumors out there. so you really have to pull it apart. but right now they are looking at an invasion of privacy. >> paul, what would the bear minimum be with a charge of hate crime? >> under new jersey which has the t

well, cheers, patty. i'm off to film a baby rhino. ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ patty: a baby rhino. good evening and welcome. i'm karenusen, president of the league of women voters of san francisco. the league is a non-partisan, but political organization dedicated to the active and informed participation of all citizens in government. we never support or oppose candidates. however, we do take stands on issues, and so for further information about candidates and election issues, visit our website, www.sf job votes.org. we want to thank our co-sponsors for tonight's forum. the pa trer row boosters. the dog patch neighborhood association. the university of california san francisco. and media son supervisors nbc bay area, san francisco government television, sfgtv, and educational access tv, e.a. tv. you will hear from candidates for supervisor for district 10, malia cohen, christine inea, chris jackson, tony kelly, dewitt lacey, jeffrey morris, steve moss, eric smith, lynette sweet, and diane wesley smith. they will have a chance to present their views upon issues affecting the district and the city, and to answer your

contract dispute karen russell the markets are trading half on yesterday's gains on wall street the r.t.s. is currently up one a half percent banking stocks are lifting them isaacs as well with their bank and going to be up over. i want to help with that respect. now the new mare of last goes due to be confirmed on thursday the nomination of sort of the said being and who is seen as having close ties with the ruling tandem of president medvedev and prime minister putin has been greeted with some optimism by the capital's business community. a professional lawyer and an experienced manager who ruled russia's oil rich region said it is a banyan is no stranger to power in two thousand and five he moved to moscow to have the kremlin administration and in just three years was appointed deputy prime minister tried and tested he's seen as the right man to take the keys to moscow i think sabbatical. enormous experience hall for work in the government he is known as an efficient professional he has managed to create a fact of system within the government stuff. and he was quite successful as a governor of one of the richest. originates in russia so he said benyon delivered his m

. >>> well, three of the four defendants accused of holding a 16-year-old tracy boy captive and torturing him pleaded guilty today as part of a plea deal, prosecutors say karen ramirez was the boy's legal guardian and brought him to live in the home of michael schumacher and kelly lou. back in 2008, the boy escaped, running to a local gym, bruised, very thin, and wearing a shackle on his ankle. under terms of the plea deal, ramirez faces 34 years in prison. schumacher 30 years. and lou 33 years. a fourth suspect has pleaded not guilty. >>> well, the fight to end domestic violence took over the streets of downtown san jose today. hundreds of people marched in the city's annual walk to end domestic violence. our own damian trujillo was the emcee of the event. women die every year because of domestic violence. ronnie lott told the group they need to get out of the sidelines and into the game by reporting abuse. during the ceremony, a white rose was placed on an empty chair for each the five victims who died in 2009. >>> let's check on the weather once again with jeff ranieri. a little chilly and a lot more wind today, jeff. >> reporter: oh, yes, it is a little

karen gray houston is live outside of the mayflower hotel in the west where the resignation announcement will be made. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison. well what we are expecting here at about 10:30 this morning at the mayflower is a show of unit. the presumptive mayor elect vincent gray is expected to have a news conference standing alongside mayor fenty and school chancellor michelle rhee. we've been told that the decision for michelle rhee to step down was a phytyl decision between herself and gray, that they made in recent days and weeks during telephone calls that they thought it would be best for the students and teachers and everybody for her to leave now rather than to go later. now this all of course begs the question of where michelle rhee will go and who will replace her. according to sources, she is going to be replaced in the interim by her deputy chancellor, her number two person, kiah henderson. as for michelle rhee's plans, it's unclear whether she'll announce what she'll do today. she's established herself on the national stage as a school reform superstar. you can just look at all of the attention she's been getting in t

karen rainer updating us with the situation at this time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> wellof the american man allegedly killed by pirates on the mexico/texas boarder is accusing mexican authorities of doing little to help out in the investigation. the body of david hartley hasn't been found but two suspects have been named. does this mean the mexican government is fully cooperating? texas congressman hen ha has bn working to help the family and is joining us from texas. nice to have you here. >> i'm glad to be here in your hometown, uma. >> thank you very much. what do you know about the suspects? >> i really don't know. i read one of the stories that came out in a paper of mexico and that is all i know from there. i can tell you that the mexican government is trying to do everything they can to find the the body. i have spoken to the ambassador, the mexican ambassador twice and they have four boats out there and two helicopters. two vehicles and 60 individuals, federal police and mexican military and state and local officials trying to find the body. >> a lot of folks out

well city residents have several strategies fighting back against crime. as kathleen cairns reports, there is a common cry for all residents to do their part. the effort to stop the violence. >> right here. >> karensaid that one of the homicide vvctims was found behind her home in the oaken shaw neighborhood. a man shot in the chest. ironically stokes has devoted her life to improving baltimore's neighborhoods..3 as the director of the greater homewood ommunity corps. >> i say that you need to get involved. you join neighborhood association, through citizens on patrol. >>as the weekend murders add up. the charles village community is in the forrfront of fighting back against crime. its residents have community waak and watch prrgrams. several times a week. %-things like just whether therr is a wide open window. no coverage. we would stick a warning burglar tag on the door and say it is wide open for burglar to come in. and inspect the houue and hit it while they are gone. the court watch program. >> courttwatch will be a means by which the community can follow arrests made. of defendants. who have been accuseddof committing crimes in charles village. >> am a city person. >> laurie said the answer

well the president of the international olympic committee says the nation has set a solid foundation for a future olympics a bit but behind the bribe billboards lie the poverty of shandy our correspondent karen singh has more. across their league boards showcasing the commonwealth games have sprung up trying to hide the city's poverty but these haven't been entirely successful here investment the heart of the slum is still visible most of its two thousand residents are not surprised by the action. the government considers us dirty it could give us land to relocate who'd have thunk them instead to hide just to put a curtain up as if we were dirty and shouldn't be seen our politicians take their votes but they stay in policy is the commonwealth games are supposed to showcase delis arrival as a world class city in this new avatar there is no place for the city slums no wonder then that even the station feels that these boards will help project the best face of the city pushing away the reality that means just behind them people in the slum now have to circle around the whole barricade to fetch water from the other side children to have to squeeze themselves in and out through the gaps to avoid

well needed. thank you. guest: thank you, karen. i wrote about it at the time.i thought it was probably a mistake to have the justices who come sit directly in front of him and they can't speak and then to turn around and talk about them when they're sort of guests at your event. you'll recall that justice sam alito didn't like what obama said in that speech saying that's not true and raised even greater questions about this friction between the branches. so i think, look, it's been done before. f.d.r. went after the courts. other presidents have gone after the courts. it's a legitimate complaint to say i don't think that this court is in tune with the american people. i think that the citizens united was a bad decision. whether it was appropriate or decorous for the president to say that at the state of the union, i am not sure. i wouldn't have done that at the state of the union but nobody invites me to deliver that speech. host: jane, you're our last phone call. go ahead. caller: good morning, ladies. i'm so pleased of this subject being discussed and i don't

karen temperatures, but to the standards of temperatures and low 60s mid-60's for oakland, hayward, so bay as well half moon bay. as we take it through the day, ted clark, warmup funny as '70s. new oon and mr. beatty's and '70s. there red than his moves in, there will be some 90 is not quite as much or the past couple of days and then back down into the seventies by the o'clock york, the numbers are getting weapons the '90s but just barely. hitting about 90 degrees for san rosa, fairfield. about 85 degrees and through richmond. as you head down the peninsula redwood city 87, mid-upper 80s rate demand view and san jose. livermore should bring is a temperature of about 90. watch this downward trend, today we will have a few 90's, not getting ahead of the '80s, saturday lucky to get out of the '70s. in fact sunday is cooler still into the low '70's. upper 60s to run the bay upper 50s for the coast. james. >> thank you, hundreds of union city high students will be screened for tuberculosis after a person on the campus tested positive for the disease the identity is not being released but the patient i

. >> well, good news because of pushbacks from people like karen, the makers of the video game now eliminatinge now being called opposing forces. >> one of the bad guys. >> meanwhile, let's take a look and we've got a damp day at the start of the work week and the school week throughout portions of the northeast right down through the mid atlantic. as you can see, that's where we are right there. some stuff out west, middle of the country, nice and dry but a little on the chilly side. if you can see your temperature map currently, it's only 44 in kansas city. about the same for minneapolis. even cooler yet in chicagoland. 50's from new york down to the mid atlantic. few 60's along the gulf coast and 60's currently in the great state of texas. later on today, san antonio will crank it up to 80 degrees. he'll have 65 in minneapolis and pleasant high in kansas city. high and down right toasty. in denver, they'll feel like they have a laptop on their laps with 85 degrees. same for tampa. warmer yet in phoenix, arizona. with 94. >> that's a quick look at the fox travelcast. beware. >> it felt like

karen? >>> it is a stupid ad. it is a stupid ad but he can distance himself from it and you know the campaign finance laws, todd, just as wello with t. >> in a state of 2 million people, if you can't find three guys who are real people who want to come out and speak on -- >> i agree, the ad is ludicrous, not like there is a lot of italians in plaid walking around west virginia, no argument from me there, but don't tie that to raese this is still his race to lose. man chin should have -- man chin has approval ratings in the 70s. the fact he is going to lose this thing is just atrocious and really speaks to what -- >> karen hanretty and todd webster, fiery debate. appreciate your time. >> thanks, ed. >>> coming up, a bombshell from ken buck's past in colorado. the senate candidate is now being haunt boyd a rain case he refused to prosecute when he was district attorney. my next guest has been advocating for the alleged rape victim. she will share the story next. >>> and we will go become to the scene of the miracle in chile, the rescue of 33 miners is about to get started. we will have full coverage of this as the dramatic res

karen grey houston, fox 5 news. >> looks great. who is hungry right now, right? bobby? right, thumbs up. the they have opened a costco and a jc penny and a best buy is setting up as well. so all growing there. >>> handicapping mid-term elections as the battle for the senate intensifies. the reaction over the firing of ron williams now a former mpr employee. those topics front and center on the sunday talk shows. melanie ulnich has the rundown for you. >> control of the senate is up for grabs. >> reporter: 37 senate seats in play. west virginia are among the most closely watched where the leads have been damaged by association with the extremes of their parties. >> i never expected this to be anything but a close and competitive race. pennsylvania is a big swing state. and we expected this would be close. >> they don't want to talk about the records whatsoever. they want to talk about guilt by association. >> reporter: fox news sunday and face the nation tackled campaign spending and whether the contributions hurt the political process. >> these special interests don't like the fact that the power has been reigned in and fighting back by spending tens of millions to bu

well, joe miller, i mean, here he is out of both sides of his mouth. i mean, here essaying that unemployment benefits unconstitutional yet his wife has taken them. karene it is up, doesn't? >> once again, political bandering and i think that you know, if people are paying attention, and i hope they are, because this is a very important election, they are going to hold him to the same standard that we just held blumenthal to. we have to not allow these folks to lie to us, to mislead us and to use political bandering as a means to get into office. we have had enough of that. >> l i want to talk about the chamber of commerce for a moment and foreign money. john feehery, how do we know that the chamber of commerce has got good accounting practices because the money that they raise from foreign countries and foreign companies goes into their general fund and that's exactly where this money is coming from to run commercials against candidates. what do you think about this? >> listen aren't chamber of commerce knows exactly what it is doing it has a lot of very smart people on its staff, very smart accountant them know that if they cross the line they going

well, joe miller, i mean, here he is out of both sides of his mouth. i mean, here essaying that unemployment benefits unconstitutional yet his wife has taken them. karen, how does he get around that? that just serve it is up, doesn't? >> once again, political bandering and i think that you know, if people are paying attention, and i hope they are, because this is a very important election, they are going to hold him to the same standard that we just held blumenthal to. we have to not allow these folks to lie to us, to mislead us and to use political bandering as a means to get into office. we have had enough of that. >> l i want to talk about the chamber of commerce for a moment and foreign money. john feehery, how do we know that the chamber of commerce has got good accounting practices because the money that they raise from foreign countries and foreign companies goes into their general fund and that's exactly where this money is coming from to run commercials against candidates. what do you think about this? >> listen aren't chamber of commerce knows exactly what it is doing it has a lot of very smart people on its staff, very smart accountant them

karen since her presentation ranking was released and she regrets it and wouldn't intentionally hurt anyone on the list. by the way, we reached out from a spokesman from duke university and they said the well. it's a doosy, chris. >>> dan abrams is here. anything anybody can do about this? let's start with the guys. they don't like the characterization, they are humiliated and embarrassed. >> are they going to claim it is false? if they are going to say there are things in there and we don't need to go into the details of what could be false, if they were to say the details about me were false and it is private figures, there's no question that they could file a lawsuit if they chose to. now, there's a different analysis if maybe it's true or you don't want to litigate whether it's true and you simply want to say it's an invasion of privacy or intentional infliction of emotional distress. >> is that a weaker case? i >> it's a tougher case to make when it's true. it would be much tougher to sue. people have done it in the past. there have been other cases where bloggers have talked about their sexual exploits and some of the quote/unquote victims have sued. it's not an easy lawsuit. >> and

. >>> well, this morning the internet is buzzing about the world series. we czeched on a few of the latest tweets. from the bay area, karen massie writes "rise and shine on the way to work drop, dropping my friends off. wish i could go to texas with them." another, "go giants! i would be happy if they sweep the rangers." >>> the first pitch in arlington, texas takes place just before:00 p.m. west coast time. major league baseball are hoping earlier start time will bring in more viewers, especially younger fans. just a reminder, you don't have to budge. you can watch game three of the world series right here on ktvu channel 2. fox coverage begins at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon. >>> some fans who thought they bought world series tickets never made it into the ballpark. instead, they were ripped off, victims of scam artists. police say they bought from private sellers online, only to be turned away when they showed up to the game. some people paid as much as $1,000 for those bogus tickets. >>> a teenager from tracy is scheduled to testify against a man accused of torturing him as he was held ptive more than a year. anthony waite

karen winter brill, cbs news, new york. >> our dr. jennifer ashton joins us now with more on walking and the brain. how does walking help the brain? >> wellwhat's good for your waistline, also likely is good for your brain. the fact of mat ter is, we really don't understand fully what causes dementia and alzheimer's so right now the best we have are associations and factors that seem to be associated with a protective effect. >> we had that study a couple weeks ago a lot of that stuff they thought might help stave off alzheimer's doesn't really do it. but, it can't hurt. >> exactly. what this study actually found, the gray matter, the part of the brain that holds the nerve cell bodies responsible for things like memory and speech and emotion, did not shrink as a likely they do with all of us as we age in the people who tended to walk the most. >> let's walk. let's walk a lot. what are other things beyond walking that are good for the brain? >> well, look, exercise is very important. you really want to exercise your whole body. we've heard a lot recently about brain-boosting foods. these are fruits and vegetables particularly green leafy v

simon writes from florida, well, they cannot run on the records, because the democrats' control of the congress has been as big a disaster as the obama presidency. and karennough to express his or her own viewpoint. what has ruined our government are people who can only vote a party line. and melissa, says, be a proud democrat when nobody is looking and be ashamed when someone asks what you have done. melissa, yes, but it does not mean they will get the vote. jack, i love how you skew things to make them look back like the fear-mongering republicans. two years ago, you were an objective reporter until you realized that objectivity does not seshlll, ap the nd then you to cause trouble. i'm disappointed with you. and steve from florida says the end justifies the means and i'm sure that president obama would say the same thing. if you want the read more you will find it on my blog at jack cafferty.com. >>> kate bolduan is monitoring other top stories in "the situation room" right now. hey, kate. >> lots going on, wolf. environmental groups are blasting the white house's decision to lift a six-month moratorium on deepwater oil drilling. interior secretary ken

karen from centerville, ohio, she asked these men have become family, supporting one another, how important will it be for them to stay in contact with one another in these early days following their rescue? >> well, i don't think we can enforce that contact, but i would predict it would be very important. look, people gather in veterans' groups, if you're part of alcoholics anonymous, you stay with those people that began as a cohort, these bonds forged underground, need to be respected, and it may than for one another they've become kind of a support system. there are limit toss empathy. no one else can truly understand what it means to go to sleep underground on your 60th day, what does that mean. well, thank god there are 32 people on the face of the earth who understand me, each of those men can say. jon: chile is about to send back into the boughs of the earth the capsule, going down to rescue the 17th miner. we'll be back with more coverage ahead. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? st stay off the freewaysall right? i don't want you going out onhose yet. and leave your phone in ur purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you

karen. thanks for being with us. >> hi. >> so you have a wild governor's race going on there. you have a senate, an open senate seat where the republican so far is running well ahead. and president obama keeps coming to ohio to try to rally the troops. is it working? >> well, he came to ohio again in this past week. he went to ohio state university and that was pretty carefully timed, i think, because the congressional district that encompasses ohio state as well as the governor, ted strickland, who is running for reelection, both depended heavily on college students and obama was here to try to bring out college students and bring out their interests in a mid-term election. they don't typically vote in mid-terl elections. but that may not be a tactic that's going to work because college students, according to recent polls don't seem to be supportive like they were in 2008. a recent poll showed 44% are approving, 27% are disapproving. but this is about his third trip to ohio recently. joe biden has been here. so it shows that the administration does have its i eye on ohio. it has been such a key state in recent elections. and one that we can't predict. but i