i think that was probably the longest week of ken's career. one of the things you can always count on with my friend ken, was that no matter how hard of day day we would have out on the road, you could always count on him, he would come back to the office with a smile on his face and encouraging word to lift the rest of us up. i often have thoughts that creep into my mind why? what if? i could have. but then i keep reminding myself that everything does happen for a reason. that this was all in god's plans. and his plans are perfect every time. what buys me peace now is knowing that ken is resting easy up in heaven, beside the lord jesus christ and smiling down upon us. and i know that ken would want us to move forward with the life that god has given us to keep looking up, and to enjoy every minute we have with each other. ken, i know you can hear me, i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for always being there for me. and i look forward to seeing you again brother. [ applause ] >>> thank you officer carlton. kenyon's four pwraers, c

ken: yes. steve: that football even at 94 had too much of the plate. pauley cranked it. no chance at all, and he winds up with a two-base hit. ken: scherzer hadded slider. when you can't pick up a slider off somebody who has a good one you are o-fer whatever you face them. here is alex. he is 0-3. high pop-up. prince, watch out. steve: you don't want that man falling into your lap. it is going to be a bad rest of the season if he does. ken: you and i both have been around a long time, so we can live with this game tonight. this is just baseball. you get overmatched. steve: you got out-everythinged tonight. ken: yes. last night was tough to live with. we did everything except put a little bow on it and hand it had to them. steve: way too many opportunities squandered. ken: yes. steve: tonight to this point anyway, it has been all tigers in every depamplet. -- in every department. ken: that's outside. orlando hudson on deck. he hand -- ran for dan johnson. dan singled in the seventh inning. he wa

my answer, look at what ken does. ken is the chairman of the school.e holds the faculty, the management responsible for the product. what's the product? if mark fields delivers a ford fiesta with three wheels he's out. if i deliver a kid at the end of high school that can't be employed or can't go to college, out. and that's the way it should be. >> there has to be accountability. >> a lot of people that showed up to teach in our school really meant well, but in the first year it was a disappointment because they couldn't do it. they didn't realize what they signed on for, but dick, the thing i worry about with so-called getting the kid ready for the next grade, the way the teachers cover that up, they promote a kid that can't do the work, so we get kids 8 or 9 years old that are already three grades behind. how is that kid going to compete? forget about -- >> they can never catch up. >> forget about anything. you want that kid to begin to feel good about himself. you want him to be able to go to home depot and start as a lot boy and ten years later, 1

i'm ken wilson's wife. jenny, did something happen to make you feel out of control here in the store? (muttering indistinctly) okay, well, we've been working on rage directed toward your husband for leaving you. are--are you angry? (muttering continues) th-that's okay. feel the feelings. get angry. let--let's talk about getting angry. she's not answering. yeah, i got that, paul. now what's the deal? she, uh, gets upset, so she goes crazy with the counting? well, for many people counting establishes... a sense of order. oh, my god. when did my knees turn 80? we got knee pads on aisle eight. no. hey, jenny... (muttering continues) can you look up at me? can you-- can you look into my eyes? come on, jenny. i know you can do this. aah! (paul) whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. (screaming) (gasps and mutters) you okay? yes, i'm fine. you sure? yes. (jenny mutters) 10,168. 10,169. 10,170. 10,171. 10,172. 10,17... (exhales) just checking to see if you need anything, any help. we're all good. (chuckles) okay, lucy, you ready

. >> so ken rogoff, is sluggish the main word you would use? >> i think muhamed el-erian gave a pretty good description of what's going on. i do think next year might look a little better. but i don't think we're going to be having fast growth for a very long time. the uncertainty around the world in europe and the united states, in china is one thing, the huge debt legacy from the financial crisis is another. and the growing government debt. that said, i mean i wouldn't underestimate the upside with the u.s. being such a creative economy. for example, energy prices have fallen a lot. and there are some other things you can count to on the upside. but so far businesses have been very reluctant to invest heavily, very reluctant to hire heavily. >> muhamed el-erian what do you see-- when you look at all this data coming in, what is most important to you? >> a few things. first the employment picture. and not just whether we're eating jobs or not. that's important. but also what's happening to those who remain unemployed. and that is a pretty wors

ken feinberg, you have done it. i think it is putting on -- my role both as a tv host and someone who was involved in this done masterful work in bringing justice to families at a moment of grief where they needed both the funds and closure because having these litigations continue forever would have been damaging emotionally as well as financially to them. >> to hear that from somebody like spitzer means a great deal. >> eliot: ken feinberg, author of who gets what, thank you for coming in. more "viewpoint" coming up. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025, we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone's ready with the know how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu/knowhow. ♪ ♪ >> eliot: as we mark the 11th anniversary of 9-11, a vast array of emotions are evoked from anger an

you're a bull here, ken, right? explain why. >> basically we still have a fair amount of skepticism, as john temple ton famously said, bull markets grow on skepticism, die on euphoria. we clearly haven't gotten past the skepticism phase. people are optimistic about their own lives but skeptical about everything else. and, therefore, we're going to move from that skepticism eventually to some form of optimism or lack of skepticism, and that means people who haven't been in the market will get in. they will capitulate and push the market higher. >> do you have a time in mind or wait for the signals to tell you that change has happened? >> this year we started a process where very large stocks started outperforming. usually that happens just 40% to 60% through the way of the bull market. i think we're halfway through the bull market and we have several years fully to run. >> the comments we hear out of federal express, caterpillar, norfolk southern, intel, the market looks past those and wants to believe the fed with t

and that gets to the point that ken was making f. you start saying, i want to get rid of the mortgage deduction and the charitable deduction x that's going to be gotten rid of. but barack obama hasn't talked about anything. he wants another $100 billion stimulus plan. but what else is there? is that it? is that all we gt in a second term from barack obama? i wish you all in the media would be tougher on barack obama and say where are you crossing your ts and dotting your is. >> well, we talk about the unemployment rate and how no incumbent has ever been reelected with an unemployment rate that low. >> that's true. both candidates need to say how they intend to work with congress, not just mitt romney. clearly president obama has a record of either doing or not doing things that he needs to address, vis-a-vis, congress. but i think this is a common complaint that you hear from conservatives. the media just doesn't go after the things that president obama has done wrong. and certainly when you look at that 8%, i don't think it actually

joining me now, ken vogel whose recent piece democrats lower sites on donors tackle this very issue. ken, thank you for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure tonight. >> eliot: if i read your article properly the super rich democrats are fleeing for the hills, basically saying to the president, don't chase us, we're not interested. >> there has been a little bit of this dynamic in play for most of this election cycle. a number of these wealthy democrats are philosophically opposed to the super pacs and raising and spending unlimited money in politics. as a result, they don't want to play the game. the operatives who are trying to get them back in the game, if you don't help, we're never going to address this legislatively and get fixes in terms of campaign finance that will change it. some of these donors are not happy with president obama. they believe he's been inefficiently aggressive on keystone issues most notably the environment. and some of them more selfishly perhaps don't think president obama and his team have done a good job with the "donor maintenance." in other words pattin

. >> good evening i'm john sasaki in for ken wayne. protester are already in force. our election 2012 coverage starts with ken pritchett who is live in charlotte with a look at the protesters message, ken. >> reporter: where i'm standing right now you can see the spirit and security here in charlotte. this street right here has barricades for several city blocks. it'll be shut down come tuesday along with other streets here in downtown once the convention begins. to the left you can see a lot of tourists taking pictures of the stand sculpture of president obama made from sand brought in from the beach. >> the point is we don't have an option to vote for change. >> reporter: at a park close to downtown that -- charlotte they gathered. >> the problem is these parties don't represent us. >> they represent corporations not the people. >> reporter: their numbers were relatively low, less than a thousand and their march mostly unevidentful as they were surrounded by a very visible and constant police presence downtown. >> tight, very tight. you can't go one block and not s

in charlotte, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> north carolina is considered a battleground state. a new state by elon university shows mitt romney is heading obama by 47% to 43%. another poll that tends to lean democratic show it is race tied in the tar hill state. >>> stay with ktvu for live coverage throughout the convention. ken pritchett will be in charlotte through thursday where president obama is expected to address 25,000 people outside in a football stadium. >>> coming up in 30 minutes touring the destruction. by the president say -- why the president says the damage from hurricane isaac could have been much worse. >>> an apology tonight from john burton after he suggested that republicans are using propaganda tactics similar to those used by the nazi's in world war ii. in a radio interview, burton said republicans are using the so called big lie. the same tactic used by nazi propagandist. republicans immediately criticized burton the democrat later issued a statement saying quote he humbly apologized. >>> seems that teens have found a new place to party, empty or foreclo

ken molestina live right now in college park, what's happening out there ken? >> reporter: you know bruce, we und out rescuers and first responders out here have been busy all afternoon tending to large crowds that fell ill due to the heat as you were talking about. what it looks like over here the game just got out right now and these are some people that are coming out. but again 26 people we're being told in total for treated for heat related illnesses. of the 26 four of them were transported to the area hospital. that was inside the stadium bruce. outside of the stadium crews responded to three people who had some sort of an alcohol related illness. those three people were also taken to a nearby hospital. in total. 26 people ill, seven of them transported again a very busy day for first responders out here and all bruce due to the heat. back to you. >> okay, ken molestina reporting from college park. thanks a lot for that ken. >>> now to anny hong, it was hot out there. i was at a football game. >> yeah, you can feel it when you factor in the high humidity

in charlotte, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> north carolina is considered a battleground state. a new state by elon university shows mitt romney is heading obama by 47% to 43%. another poll that tends to lean democratic show it is race tied in the tar hill state. >>> stay with ktvu for live coverage throughout the convention. ken pritchett will be in charlotte through thursday where president obama is expected to address 25,000 people outside in a football stadium. >>> coming up in 30 minutes touring the destruction. by the president say -- why the president says the damage from hurricane isaac could have been much worse. >>> an apology tonight from john burton after he suggested that republicans are using propaganda tactics similar to those used by the nazi's in world war ii. in a radio interview, burton said republicans are using the so called big lie. the same tactic used by nazi propagandist. republicans immediately criticized burton the democrat later issued a statement saying quote he humbly apologized. >>> seems that teens have found a new place to party, empty or foreclo

ken rich and mark mcdonald already expressed elegantly. like the on-site bmrs, parking ratios, like the spirit, how it conforms to the spirit of market and octavia plan area, which we support. this is a great project. love how it addressed the challenge of a steep hill. the activation of street scape in particular. don't wait a second. you should approve this project right away. >> thank you. >> i'm mark morris. i am a neighbor a few blocks away, 55 paige street, the haight. i also want to strongly support this project. i think you heard a lot of really compelling arguments to -- for john. the building i moved into about four and a half years ago was a new building. we were very much looking forward to the market octavia building out. it is exciting to see that is about to happen. i think this is a great plan and at least for myself i really want to express my support for the project. >> thank you. any additional public comment? okay. the public comment portion is closed. opening up to commissioners. commissioner moore. >> i was probably t

ken wayne will answer that question. and a bit later talking to a legendary iron worker who helped build the bay, golden bay and cartenas bridges. i thought of something else we need fwhat's that? it's a 200 watts per channel dynamically balanced surround sound wireless baby monitor... >>> drivers on the bay bridge have been watching their tax dollars at work for the last few years as caltrans building a new span. but what will happen to the old one? we went searching for that question, ken wayne has the story. >> reporter: this is how bridges are taken down in some parts of the country, but not in the bay area. >> it would be fun to watch but that's not going to happen. >> reporter: instead of a quick book and clean it expect a three yearlong project. the demolition will be similar to what happened to the old section of the cardena bridge. all of it aimed at having as little impact on the bay as possible. >> 75 years of lead paint on that steel. so we can't just blow it up and have it fall into the bay. >> reporter: sti

ken, thank you so much for being on the show. >> it's a great pleasure.nk you. >> gavin: which we come back, i'll talk to an empty chair. just gavin is next. they're doing this this corruption based on corruption based on corruption. >>that's an understatement, eliot. >> gavin: i just want you to know how happy i am you are sitting there all alone watching the show. no, seriously i do appreciate you. i really do. the invisible awed against. you noaudience, many ofus are guilty of obsessing over clint eastwood's odd speech to the invisible obama. but let's not forget his long and extraordinary career, you might say the same thing about facebook the company's disappointing i.p.o. remained on people's minds. if the real story of facebook is going from zero to almost 1 billion users in less than a decade and forever, of course, changing the way we connect online. blame it on our short attention spans, our hid line driven new cycles and the constant buzz of social messaging but if you are only hearing the hype you are not getting the full story and that's a da

ken? >> reporter: president clinton used his own experience as president describing how he started with the poor economy, and ended with one that was skyrocketing, suggesting that the current economy could do the same if president obama is reelected. president bill clinton, welcomed like a rock star, energized this crowd like no other. his was a presidency that started with economic problems. but he said mr. obama's situation was worse. >> no president, not me, not any of my predecessors, no one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years. >> reporter: mr. clinton focused on the economy with harsh criticism of republican economics woven in. >> the republican argument against the president reelection was actually pretty simple. we left him a total mess. he hasn't cleaned it up fast enough, so fire him and put us back in. >> reporter: he said they're fighting job growth. >> the republicans balked the president's jobs plan, costing new jobs. >> reporter: he argue

and ktvu's ken pritchett is live in charlotte with how delegates are scrambling to secure a seat now that the president's speech has been moved to a much smaller venue. >> reporter: california's delegation got a taste of what to expect tonight, after their experience last night when many guests were not allowed into the arena, just as president clinton was about to speak. it was all due to overcrowding. to see musical acts such as mark anthony warm up, there is reason to be at the convention early. but eight hours early? >> i got here at 2:00 just to make sure that i have a good seat. >> reporter: delegate javier gonzalez was not the only one. we found delegates catching up on work, others sleeping in their coveted seats. others tagged with familiar names, trying to save a spot. why? >> yesterday was a very crazy night, people trying to fight for spots, whenever was open. >> reporter: they say tonight will be worse. >> this place will be wall to wall and the fire marshal will have a stroke by 9:30. >> reporter: originally the president was going to speak in the bank of america stadiu

politico ken vogel it here with us. ken, no republican has won the white house without winning ohio in the entire history of america. given your reporting at politico, this thing over? should we all go home? >> certainly the advantage obama is enjoying in ohio is something that cheers his supporters in his campaign, but they even acknowledge there's still a lodge way to go particularly to the economic trend line if the job reports have bad news. there's a chance for mitt romney to make it around the economy and hang the economy around obama's neck. if he does that, we'll see movement in ohio potentially. the other thing kind of favors romney even though president obama outraised him for the first time in august. we saw them just come out with their figures early it this morning. these outside groups that mitt romney has on the side are able to if he cannively bring a negative message in a different way than some candidates who rely on the outside groups to bolster their positives. a negative message is what mitt romney

ken, what's up? >> reporter: good evening to you, bruce. it's because of that protest that you just talked about that the first lady's comments come at a critical moment for the black community locally and throughout the country. this is of course, following remarks from black ministers who oppose president obama's stance on same-sex marriage. ♪ [ music ] the who's who of black leaders packed the washington convention center for the annual black gala. fresh on the minds are recent remarks made by religious leaders within the black community, urging their congregations to stay home and not vote this election. that suggestion comes as a form of opposition to president obama's support for same-sex marriage. it's a message leaders at the gala rejected. >> anyone that would encourage that given what we had to go through, get the right to vote. someone that is operating at the height of amnesia. >> we need every vote. every vote counts. my father almost lost his life. he got shot trying to get the right to vote in louisiana. every time i cast my

ken? >> reporter: president clinton used his own experience as president describing how he started with the poor economy, and ended with one that was skyrocketing, suggesting that the current economy could do the same if president obama is reelected. president bill clinton, welcomed like a rock star, energized this crowd like no other. his was a presidency that started with economic problems. but he said mr. obama's situation was worse. >> no president, not me, not any of my predecessors, no one could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four years. >> reporter: mr. clinton focused on the economy with harsh criticism of republican economics woven in. >> the republican argument against the president reelection was actually pretty simple. we left him a total mess. he hasn't cleaned it up fast enough, so fire him and put us back in. >> reporter: he said they're fighting job growth. >> the republicans balked the president's jobs plan, costing new jobs. >> reporter: he argue

ken rich with oewd. you have a memo in front of you from me. i will be brief and reinforce that. we have heard clearly from the china town community they would like to see the most intensive and multipurpose use of this site as possible. including getting open space in and using the remainder of the site not needed for the station building for development that complements china town's development. we have been working closely with your staff at planning and mta staff to design a process that will start in the next couple of months. and work with the community to actually go ahead and design those two things. as you know the rooftop of the current station building is designed at the most basic level to support some type plaza or park space so the task will be to design that to a conceptual level. as for the area next door the task will be to look at sort of informing an rfp that would be issued by mta in the next couple years that would ask for a private developer to come and make proposals for the area next door, setting out the sort of land use program that mta and the community

ken. >> reporter: yes, derek, i want to show you just how close these attacks were in proximity.happened right here at 2:30 this morning. the one that took place about two and a half weeks ago. the one that left a man practically in a coma took place about two blocks away. the investigation is wide open in both of these attacks and tonight police are hunting for the suspects. >> i'm very concerned. we walk around here at night all of the time and it's scary because this is generally a safe area. >> reporter: fara and tony live near the spot where the man was robbed. the unidentified victim was approached by two men when one of them pulled out a gun. the pair of muggers demanded he hand over his things and began beating him. he suffered minor injuries and is expected to be okay. but neighbors here are now left wondering if this second attack could be the beginning of a violent trend on otherwise quiet streets. >> we're obviously concerned. and it's pretty close to the capitol. so this doesn't happen very often. >> i definitely hope it gets figured out soon because it's very uncomf

ken, you described to me last move a chess ma yoouneuver calle force move.ell everyone what that means and how washington has been reduced to a force move. >> magnus carlson, by the way, is an incredibly talented chess player. force move in a chess game is when you find yourself in a position where you've backed yourself in a corner and there's nothing else to do. thael that's the way we've run the government where there is nothing else to do, so they punt and there is no long-term strategic vision. >> what do we need to do to fix the fiscal cliff? that feels like a forced move situation to me. >> they're waiting until there's nothing else to do but extend it in four months for some way for the status quo instead of really thinking about how do we fix the taxes compares, really, the problem much less than things like moving ahead in infrastructure and education so we can compete in the 21st century. they're just frozen. this incredible gridlock and this disagreement, lack of leadership in many ways. it's a very, very bad situation for the united states. >> a

>> thank you, ken. good to see dpw on the scene already to clean up. >>> checking out the power situation in northern virginia, that's the most damage it looks like in terms of no electricity. more than 107,000 customers are without power for dminnian. 60,000 pepco, i'm one of them, in the dark and bge reports 19,000 customers have lost power, 107,000 dominion. >>> we have reports of a trampling incident in upper marlboro, maryland. we have a representative on the phone now. this all took place at the county fair. bring us up to date. >> yes. we're at the county fair and things are pretty much over here now. but it was at about 4:30 this afternoon when the storm just started to affect the upper marlboro area. there were about 400 to 500 people on the infield at the track where the majority of the carnival rides and county fair events were ongoing. when the annocement was made for everybody to evacuate the infield and to head towards the building which is attached, that's what was occurring, but when you

ken is live outside police headquarters where the announcement was made earlier today.. >> anita, this was one of those investigations that had police up to their elbows in work trying to figure this out. it left a community trying to make sense of this violent crime. but tonight, police say they have their man. >> oh my gracious. i'm shocked. >> james green is the suspect's neighbor and he can't believe what they say police say joseph jones did. >> i have known him over seven years and i am shocked. >> jones was arrested and charged with murdering shevon phillips. phillips had gone missing in late july. her body was found august 1. she had been asphyxiated. the suspect is an acquaintance of phillips. >> investigators believe the motive for her murder was robbery. phillips was carrying $3800 in cash the day she disappeared. they were headed to a car auction in virginia on july 30. this surveillance video shows phillips that day dropping her child off at a daycare. she would never be seen alive again. >> there were statements made by the suspect. at this time, we can't d

ken from ddt is in attendance and provide further details in terms of the rfp and sales of the former central freeway parcel. this concludes my presentation. i will be available for questions, thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners, ken rich with office of economic and workforce development. we are happy to see another octavia project for approval. i thought i would take for a moment to review the development program and where we are with it. based on a 2000 agreement with caltrans, the elevated under the city, the city was obligated to develop these properties and use the proceeds to pay for the construction of octavia boulevard, as well as several other purposes related to the new boulevard. before completion of market octavia plan the city sold a number of these parcels, mainly to redevelopment agency for affordable housing. of the seven parcels sold in early days to the redevelopment agency, four have already been developed and have received recognition for their innovative design. it is also worth noting when all is said and done and all parcels developed, about

ken, what are they saying about the return of the regular refs? >> reporter: they're treating them, derek, like rock stars. you would think it was valentine's day around here with all of the love the people have for the refs. you can see behind me, everybody still watching the game. they say after four weeks of poor officiating in the nfl, they can finally start enjoying football again. thursday night football, ravens versus browns. it feels, sounds and tastes just a little bit different to these fans who packed into this restaurant in bethesda. that's because love is in the air for the professional nfl referees. >> i think it's good for the game because i think the fans were starting to get disgruntled. >> we're happy to have the nfl refs back. >> the refs want to be back out there and the players know they're going to do their job right. >> reporter: many of them started enjoying football again. >> i think a lot of people were not going to put a lot of stock in the season if it continues like this for another week. >> i stopped watching last sun

that's where ken molestina is standing by live tonight. ken? >> reporter: that victim was taken to george washington university hospital where he still remains in critical condition tonight. i've been talking to folks out here. they say this crash illustrates just how dangerous this strip out here can be. this picture taken shows the damage to the front windshield of the car that slammed into the pedestrian. police say the driver of the car, 22-year-old tyler willis was drunk and speeding when he hit the 27-year-old man who was not on a crosswalk. willlies was arrested by -- willis was arrested by police on the scene. >> i've seen a lot of drunk people that kind of meander into the middle of the road and not really look both ways. >> it's always pretty congested and people, you know, just trying to get where they need to go and get a little aggressive. >> reporter: those who frequent the area say it's often crowded with both cars and pedestrians and when alcohol is involved, these streets become a very reckless place. >> i've seen a lot of peop

our ken mole less -- ken molestina remains. >> reporter: hello, ken molestina is not here. i'm his replacement reporter. and i've got to tell you, it really [ bleep ] stinks. >> i'll take from the here, kevin, thank you very much. similar to replacement reporters, the nfl's substitute referees seem to be on their way out, and if pro football lovers have it their way, it could happen very soon. depending on who you ask these days, an nfl game could either be four quarters of hill layer tee or frustration. it's all thanks to unqualified replacement refs who just can't catch a break. >> to try to put replacement officials up there i thought was an unwinnable position from the beginning. >> reporter: james brown of cbs sports says what's been asked of the replacement refs is a monumental task that not even the best of them could undertake, but that's something that locked out refs were expecting. >> we knew this was going to happen. you've brought in people that don't have the skills. >> reporter: after the debacle that ended the game between the packers and seahawks both sides

our ken molestina is live in culpeper with more. what a bizarre twist, ken. >> reporter: yes. absolutely, anita. it was n february that patricia cook was gunned down, killed by a police officer here at the catholic school. well, since her death, her husband gary cook had gone public demanding answers from the police department. well, tonight he too, is dead. >> i'm frustrated. i'm sad. i'm fighting bacteria right now. >> reporter: that was gary cook back in february following the death of his wife patricia cook. she was shot by daniel harmon-wright outraged in him facing murder charges. according to virginia state police, cook was found dead inside his apartment on tuesday after a maintenance worker had gone inside. investigators don't suspect foul play. during an interview earlier this year, cook told 9news he had multiple health issues. they're trying to figure out if he died from natural causes or if this was a suicide. >> so the ambulance people went in. they were in there maybe 10 minutes and then they walked out and they said he's dead. >> reporter: neighbors like kelly

>> you are my radar o'reilly, ken.ow get in here and rub my feet till you hear a chopper coming. >> lemon, how's tracy? what's his mood? >> oh, upbeat and confused. >> perfect. you know his contract is up. >> has it been that long? boy, we sure have done some crazy things