begin japan but also in russia after moscow was awarded the kudo world cup for twenty eleven the first time the finals will be held its home country. russian motor sport fans can afford themselves another smile today the country will now have its own team after signing terms with existing squad virgin racing now the squad will be known as motor c.e.o. or virgin racing after russia's an old girl super car manufacturer of bought a stake in richard branson's company the new partnership will be headed by russian top gear presenter on racing driver himself. it comes just weeks after russia got the nod to pull its first f one race in sochi in twenty four team the scene near the city will welcome the world for the winter olympic games former one currently has just the single russian driver of a tell you patrol for speculation is not right that the v board rocket will switch teams tomorrow to see it. ok that brings us to more pressing matters in formula one where the twenty ten season will not know its champion until the very last day for man in all ken rahn victorious in abu dhabi on sunday f

kudo world cup side of japan the coup celebrated with a demonstration of the relatively new martial arts kudo is a mismatch of various techniques with the main elements comprising of boxing just suit it first appeared a separate style in one thousand nine hundred one quickly gaining worldwide popularity russians essentially adopted the sport as its own and in fact dominated the last world championships winning all seven gold medals on offer of next year's world cup will be key to his first major event outside its native land of japan tournament the rest the squad will need to clean up but once again. one of the reasons we managed to win the right to stage this tournament is i would try him for the world championships the great sounds he pick on chance too much is very impressive myope progress he used old advantages of marius martial arts and created and the russian fighter was too cold base from kuta and developed into a little into a more defensive martial art. is one of the crew is very popular in russia because it is more realistic the grace of and spectacular on one hand almost all

kudo tsunoda right here, [ cheers and applause ] creative director for microsoft's kinect system fore central" which we'll be playing tonight. kudo good to see you, i got to say quickly, thanks for not wearing sun glasses you always wear your -- for your mom. >> well you know, every time i see your dressed up now, your wearing the suit everywhere, i had to up my game to come on the show. >> jimmy: that's pretty good, your doing it for your mom, which i think is awesome. shout out to your mom. so let's tell everyone who has been living under a rock, what is project kinect? >> so, kinect -- it lets you play with all your games and entertainment totally controller free. so if you want to play a video game, you don't got to grab a controller and start pressing buttons, just move your body. and your character on the screen's gonna move just like you do. if you want to watch a movie, on our "xbox live" service, you don't need a remote control you can just say, hey "xbox" play movie and the movie will start. you just use your voice -- "xbox" pause and the movie pauses. >> jimmy: i'm freakin

certainly a lot of people yesterday were all giving you kudos for the 80 degrees. >> no, they weren't>> sure they were. >> the other "c" word this weekend. >> the snow falling in the sierra. >> kudos is okay. >> really? >> that's okay. these things happen. (laughter) >> let's take a look outside and show you what's going on. and i do it on tv. brilliant! absolutely brilliant! that kind of day. is it monday? >> no! >> feels like it, doesn't it. looking at the embarcadero this morning. see the clear sky over san francisco this morning and the bay. let's talk temperatures. let's get out the door with a little bit cooler weather awaiting you. temperatures in the four days around half moon bay, redwood city, concord, fairfield, napa, rest of us in the 50s. san francisco still holding on to 61. remember yesterday it was 72 at this time yesterday in san francisco. 51 monterey bay. as you look at the rest of the bay upper 40s and gilroy slightly cooler, 42. hour highlights. sunny, cooling trend to start today. scattered showers arrive in the forecast friday and it will be a cold, wet and bree

i want to give our director of planning kudos for putting that together and making sure we had a successful set of applications. again, we will keep you posted on the next that's for that. you already heard the chair's comments about this meeting that happened last month. we are coordinating for the next set of meetings for that. the chair is interested in leading an effort with the coalition's and san jose, oakland, to develop a more sustainable footprint. we are in the process of doing out of reach for the octavia boulevard project. we have had an open house and a large public workshop on september 27. we are getting very interesting feedback on that. as i said before, a study of city wide significance. the impact of traffic distribution in the city center. tend to be felt not just in the civic center area, but to the west side and even as far as the excelsior. the double parked study is moving along. -- balboa park study is moving along. a number of people attended that meeting to provide their ideas on short-term improvements. medium and long-term improvements will be included in the co

the willingness to serve on these commissions -- that is a major kudo. the public should only go to the planning commission meetings to understand that. rodney fong is a small business leader. i sat with him at the business bureau, and he succeeded me as the chairman. he did a much better job than i did. he has contributed continually to the city through the better business bureau, and now the port commission. it would be a loss to the port commission, but a tremendous game for the planning commission. i look forward very much to working with a great professional like rodney fong. i support his appointment tremendously. thank you for your time. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good morning, supervisors. i am the acting director of the san francisco bicycle coalition on behalf of our members, urging you to support rodney fong and his appointment to the planning commission. i have had the good fortune to work with him both as a planning commissioner and as his role leading the fisherman's wharf cbd. i have been impressed with

kudos to all who helped pull it off. on sunday september 19 from noon to 3:00, we will officially open the renovated playground. throughout the summer, athletes from the western addition have been enjoying the new synthetic field. they are lined for softball, soccer, football, and lacrosse. the foundation has been a tremendous partner in the billeting -- in rehabilitating sports fields around the city. city field donated almost $25 million for increasing sports opportunities for our children. please join us on sunday, september 19, for the grand opening. i think you should try to get there. mclaren park tennis block party on saturday september 18 from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. we will co-hosts a tennis block party to celebrate the recently resurfaced tennis courts at mclaren park, another instance of brecht and park -- of rec and park community partnerships. we will urge enjoy tennis games, music, and prices. -- prizes. we will be hosting "back to rec" site across the city. this is an opportunity for the community to meet the st

power or your traditional bias in belgium is yes belgium has always been a big partner for the congo kudo biggest part that. it used to be so shit i think it's a franco belgian or american they have been for us they were making. tracks this is a belgian company specializing in rare metals like cobalt arsenic mercury magnesium and caltech. hundreds from the name of you make or so jim it was one of the companies in the two thousand and three u.n. report accused of indirectly funding the civil wars in the congo. the financing of conflict especially in the east and northeast of the country in two thousand and six it was bought by two american investment funds it has twenty offices around the world. headquarters there in brussels in the manhattan business district in defiance of u.n. recommendations trax is still buys congolese cult. is this texas could i speak to mr case. we don't wish to comment on a t.v. program about our politics our presence or activities in africa. there. are you still importing cotangent eastern congo you can go yes. and you know where it comes from. yes we make our che

i think to have gotten half is real kudos for her within her party. i don't think it does a thing for her nationally. because you see that she's exactly where she was when she was running for vice president. that isn't what she wants. she wants to be the king and the queen maker. she would be stupid to lose the place she has carved out for herself. there is no woman and no man in any party that has the power that sarah palin has in the republican party. >> do we think she's going to run in 2012? >> i'm not sure about that. >> there's a difference between say she did a great job at endorsing candidates and going on the campaign trail. >> who has the -- >> but i know lot of people that were excited she was doing things for candidates that will not vote for her. >> there's a lot of excitement about sarah palin within the democratic party. >> there is. >> no, i think it's pretty clear from that commercial that she has with the great mama grizzly, she's running for president. >> she might very well be. >> and she'll certainly get a lot of talking support f

kudos to them for doing so well. >> what happens next with you? >> i don't know.job as strongly as i can. i have another 50 or so days as governor of florida, until january 4th. we have clemency issues to deal with, judges to appoint, and i'm eager to help with a smooth transition to governor scott. we are working 24/7 to do that because it's right for the people of florida and florida's future. >> one of the things you are going is talking about the pardon of jim morrison. good for america? bad for america? will it divide the party? that's next. high in vitamins d, e, and b12. a good source of vitamin a and b2. plus omega 3's. and, 25% less saturated fat than ordinary eggs. but there's one important ingredient that hasn't changed: better taste. better taste. better taste. yum! [ female announcer ] eggland's best. better taste -- and now even better nutrition -- make the better egg. the world's first 100% custom, invisible, digital, and fully programmable hearing aid, loaded with today's most advanced hearing technologies, including our new soisticated noise reduc

and kudos to ron matz. such a great job! >> and still ahead on wjz-13's eyewitness news at 4:00.gh and cold med since pulled from chefs. shelves, what should you use instead. >>> and private eyes -- meet the women who act like sherlock holmes and look like soccer moms. >>> and bernadette woods will have the forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a fight breaks out in a boston pizza parlor. a man walked in and started an argument with a group of men and fists flew and one man pulled out and gun and opened fire. four were hit and no one was killed police are searching for the shooter. >>> police in utah are looking for the man who shot and wounded a park ranger. it happened on friday. more than 160 officers are searching the area near the dead horse state park. >>> and a shaky start to the week on wall street. [bells tolling] >> the dow was down most of the day, down 25, in fact and the s&p down and the nasdaq up 14. >> we'll go to new york for the cbs money watch update. >> reporter: the fbi raised -- raided the officer of two hedge fund companies and the agents executed court ordered search w

>> by the way, kudos to pete townsend. he was all over this story. >> like five years ago. >>> "time" announces the finalist for person of the year. so" time "go [explative] yourself. >> we can't repeat this show. >> that's not my responsibility. it is to tell the truth. >> and swear like a sailor. >> you don't want wyclef jean saying -- having any say of person of the year. that was just a publicity stunt? >> i feel much better now. thank you for telling me that. >> i thought they were picking it too. >> this is actually cool. it was great you made fun of megan mccain for saying june yuan assage since you said he is swedish. he is australian. >> i believe he is of swee desh daw -- swedish decent. >> you are thinking about the fact he tried to pick up a girl in sweden or was ared for sexually assault. >> didn't he sexually assault the swee swedish girl? >> joe, you think the person of the year should be you for all of the trouble you have gone through with sprint this year? you obviously never used at&t. >> i just itch swe

and a special kudos to the pros. you all are wonderful. of you. you've come so far. the spirit is really showing. >> you've done great. >> we're very, very proud of you. >> in my mind, bristol, you're a winner. bring home all of your talent. it will be good to see you again. >> grandparents want you home. >> i'm excited to see them. >> it's so nice to see all of your friends and family, giving you great wishes today. and thank you for an amazing morning and amazing season. it's been terrific to watch our own robin. next season, you. you can do it. >> yeah. if i have the time off. it's infectious. i'm just like everybody watching at home. oh, no, no. looking at jennifer and everybody, dancing. >> everybody is dancing. >> thank you, all. have a great thanksgiving. be safe, as you travel this weekend. and have a great time with the family. see you later. ca switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. is the perfect choice for holid

can i give out some other kudos here. how about clinton portis here and don't look at the numbers. gutted out a game. >> you say he was cleared to go medically. mike shanahan will tell you he was fine. he wasn't. there is no way clinton portis would have even attempted to be in this game a year ago. no way. but he wanted to be a part of this team. he wanted to prove that i'm going to go out there and show that really for him i don't think the skins are going to go to the playoffs. that wasn't the point. the point was i'm going to be there for high teammates. he gutted up, manned up and he played. i am so impressed for fact that he went out there and gave it everything he had. you saw him. recognizing blitz pickups so he could get out there on a swing pass. those are things that veterans do and he showed some leadership yesterday. >> he played hard and you look at that in contrast to vince young and chucks his shoulder pads into the crowd. how is that the way to respond. >> that is not the way you show leadership. cp goes down. they needed portis at least to show that i'm going to g

kudos to university big man jordan williams. after leading the terps to the first of the season.eek included 20 points. and maryland's win over maine in college park yesterday. he also had a career high 26 points in a victory over the college of charleston last week. williamless and -- williams and the terps will play the university of pittsburgh in new york. and pitis currently ranked number 5 in the nation. >>> maryland off to a good ,,,,, navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate than re/max. >>> don't miss the cbs primetime lineup, followed by hawaii five-0. >>> and that's it for us tonight. we will be back right here in these chairs at 11:00. i'm v

. >> big kudos for getting your checkup after 10 years not doing so. it speaks volumes that was tough to do the treadmill, even though you work out regularly. >> it keeps going up. the incline goes to 25 and you're climbing the matter. >> a real test of fitness. >> you did great. glad you got to the dr. now, get some fruit and vegetables and fiber in your diet. dr. fred speaking. >> i promise. >> lots ahead in the noon eastern hour. we're going to talk first off about aung san suu kyi. t.j. has been telling you about her all morning long. she told the crowd, i'm very happy to see you again. the nobel prize laureate was released after years of confinement. the reason unclears. we have a correspondent in burma but we can't identify him by name. he's standing by with what we're learning in myanmar. >> reporter: hi, fredricka, as she came out of her house, she was confined for seven and a half years. that was about six hours ago. now there was a cheering crowd in front of her house cheering her on. as you said, she greeted the crowd. she told them she was

. >> kudos to them, i don't want to think about christmas until it's thanksgiving because it stresses me out. >> i agree with you, good for nordstrom for doing that. >> you're going to have to deal with winter weather if you're heading to the sierras. >> what you're looking at is a live picture of the scales right now. looks clear, but we had a wallop this weekend. the sierras dealing with a lot of snow today. >> reporter: good evening from nevada county, the foothills, let me show you the big problems they're dealing with right here. that's the maher line following up. a alarge tree branch literally just ready to crash down, being held up by some of those lines. and then you come down to the current level and you see this, sloshy roadways. you want to know what has residents even more fearful? what you're about to see, could be made worse with tonight's next wave of weather. a foot or more of wet, heavy low snow is being blamed for damage so widespread, some like mike shaw said this -- two residents in the hills outside of grass valley have been watching and listening to this. tree b

that's a kudo. my brain is a lttle fried right now and that light is very bright, and i can't think of any other brilliant idea right now. if something pops in my head, i'll get back to you. >> thank you. >> barbara. i mean, marsha. >> i just want to add one thing there. that certainly i support the medical advisory boards and think every state should have one. but i would note that right now we're about 15 states that do not have medical advisory boards. and it's not like they have nothing in place to deal with medical issues and driving. they often do have good procedures and policies in place. i mean, california, colorado, ohio, oregon or some of those states that do not have functioning medical advisory boards. but, for example, they will routinely -- the two issues that medical advisory boards typically deal with are the policy issues on helping to set state policies regarding licensing, and then also review of individual cases. so some of these states, for example, for policy issues when they

my wife actually worked three at one time, though, so she gets kudos. - she was supporting you. - sheorked three jobs at the same time. she really has been the hero in all of it. i have it easy. - well, you're the hero in your own movie, and it's a great story, and, george, long life and good luck. - well, thank you, bob. appreciate it. - george canyon in the performers series of the world show was our guest, and that's our program for this week. i'm bob scully. have a great week. thanks. closed captioning by sette inc.

it's how you get kudos in the industry, and it's hugely impressive, what they were doing. >> they were very confident. they actually believed they were going to overtake exxon in terms of production. they'd found a lot of oil in the gulf and they were feeling on top of the world. >> narrator: bp is the leading operator here, producing 25% of all gulf oil from some of the deepest waters in the world. >> in fact, it was bp who had found the deepest ever, so everybody was actually pretty excited about this and people were just losing sight of the risks. >> the deep gulf was regarded as a very difficult place to drill. storms, hurricanes, just putting a deep well down through a lot of water. it's geologically a difficult place in which to operate. >> narrator: thunder horse, which towers 43 stories above water, was bp's showcase platform-- a symbol of the oil giant's ability to innovate, to push technology to the limit. but in july 2005, hurricane dennis swirled over the gulf of mexico. the rig's celebrity would be short lived. thunder horse toppled over. >> this was a state-of-the-art rig

but you know, kudos for scoring 44 points after just 5 in the first half.s is their first loss of the young season. the raiders' game against the dolphins at the coliseum this sunday may be blacked out locally, but that is not an indication of the state of the team's season. oakland still has plenty to play for this year. the team just one game out of first in the division. and the playoffs are still very much a possibility. and the players know it. >> the best teams always play the best football from thanksgiving on out. and this is where we're at. but pedal to the metal and keep pushing forward. >> it's getting to that point where you're playing for something. you know, you're trying to get your rhythm. now, all the games you play mean something. >> reporter: one more game to go and so much at stake for both the stanford and cal football teams. tomorrow the seventh-ranked cardinal try to keep their rose bowl hopes alive. while the bears need a win over washington in order to become bowl eligible. but the college football party really beginning today. and

so often we are giving deference and kudos to our young men and women in uniform which is most appropriate and they are held in such high esteem. often, we don't realize the changing nature of projecting the interest of the united states and the free world is a combine of all of these agencies. sometimes led by the u.s. military but other times working just directly in a partnership. and i think it's fascinating and west africa is clearly a place where we have that going on right now as well as the u.s. southern. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you for that comment. it's something that's important to make and it's not made often enough. and i'm glad, senator nelson, that you had pointed out and made that point. i just want to ask one question about the s.t.a.r.t. treaty and then these other questions we can adjourn the hearing. you have pointed out when you were asked about the russian unilaterally statement that it's not part of the treaty. it's not binding on us. it's their point of view that we made our own unilaterally statement at the same time that we're going to proceed with missi

bill: you see people like mitch daniels, merging in indiana, a lot of kudos for -- >> and mitch danielsas shown if you practice responsible fiscal policies over a period of time, you can take a state that has been hard hit by the recession and still maintain a aaa credit rating, he reduced the size of governments over the years and 35,000 employees down to 30,000, and just doing small things, savings, step-by-step and between christie and mitch daniels, i think governors have a blueprint, short-term and long term, to get their states back on their financial feet. bill: if that is the case, watch the republican governors, steve forbes, thanks for your time. happy thanksgiving to you and your family. >> you, too, thank you. >> we're getting new data on home sales and it's not positive. this is the october home sales number for previously owned homes. dipping 2.2% in october. putting additional pressure on the market. we had increases in existing home sales in august and -- july and august and so it looked like they were headed in the right direction. now we see a dip in october, down 2.2%

>> look, kudos to the professor, you look marvelous, doc. you look marvelous. read the story, basically, i got very encouraged because i'm off the political position that you know, again, you know, banning all of these things from our society doesn't necessarily splay a positive role a-- play a positive role and, the doctor's experiment, he said, look i'll cut down my calories and maybe exercise a little bit more and i'll eat, junk food. for lack of a better word, so the quality of the food, at this point in time with the experiments, didn't matter. because, he was able, by reducing the calories, reduce 20 pounds, congratulations. now, that sends the message to me that you don't have to beat up kids every day with advertising, oh, my god, you drank a coke, you are going to go to hell. but, ultimately, this type of diet does have an impact. if i went and took the diet to kind of lose the 27 pounds, which, by the way, professor i need to lose, i would probably be in big trouble, because, of the quality of the food which in this particular case is junk food so i w

kudos to everybody that called so articulate. host: trevor in tell cattic line? caller: good morning. yes, ma'am i don't think pelosi should just step down. from what i understand i just wanted the democrats to up uphold them. and that's what i wanted them to do. but i think it's hard. host ho full page ad this morning joe biden by the publi george w. bush's decision points. the ad was in there with matt lower. and that will air tomorrow. the book comes out tomorrow and we'll talk about that on the "washington journal" as well. about presidential memories there's a piece in the style segment of the "washington post". like most presidential memories. his is generic and unsurprising. it's a creation of relatively recent invention. product of the post world war ii era and has for all intensive purposes no older precedent. only two are worth reading the first bayouly cease grant's two volume personal memorials. and the second is harry truman's memories. year of decisions and trial and hope. minnesota. an tree a, should there be a change in leadership? caller: i think

kudos to the lady about the secretary of state's drawbaugh. i think hillary is not getting a fair shake. she could do a lot more. that lady has a lot of capital she can years overseas. guest: you walked up and down the waterfront quite a ways. 82 foreign countries -- on a debt to foreign countries, there is this idea that the u.s. gives away a lot of money in foreign aid which is simply not true. it is a little bit more than 1% of the budget. countries like japan and the terms of a percentage of their budget give a far more than the united states. that is an argument that its turnaround a great deal. it is, in my opinion, far less in terms of what it should be with helping fellow human beings abroad. hillary clinton has done a bit of service. i think she gets a great deal of the coverage for what she is doing. she has dived into a very tough job at a very tough moment for a president who she fought mightily against in the lead up to the race for the presidency. i cannot think of everything else you said. it is wonderful someone is creating 600

yes, kudos to google for that. conversely, shame on the rest of the high-tech entourage who collaborated and were even used to advance tyrannical corruption. google was not backed up, for example, by microsoft or yahoo! internet providers. now, china is preparing to intensify draconian laws requiring telecommunications and internet companies to inform on customers who discuss state secrets. that term, state secrets, can be defined as anything from negative economic statistics to information on environmental calamities or references to tibet, taiwan, uighurs or anything else that would anger the dragon. the chinese regime obviously understands it controls -- its control of technology is a way to control the future. yes, the future. beijing's focus on space as well as electronics communications says it all. remember, space-based assets, satellite systems, are an essential component of global and national communication with enormous implications to our own national security as well as our own prosperity. the power of

can we give a little kudos to the guys. >> nicole, we've got to go. before we leave, at 8:30 every morning we have erin burnett comes on and she makes up an excuse for being in another exotic low kacale. >> cpi comes out at 8:30 as the broadest measure of inflakes, expected to show dangerously low levels of inflation. investors are concerned about two different types of inflation issues. low inflation in the short term and runaway inflation in the long term. that's doing funky things to the bond market. >> before we go, a segment called erin burnett, who she going to date, tom brady or donald trump. >> is harry still single? >> mika has taught me you don't have to answer every question. nicole, thank you for being with us. we greatly appreciate it. >> nicole lapin, thanks very much. >> you are a pig. what's wrong with you? you don't ask that question of men. >> we'll get some clarification on the white house republican meeting. white house correspondent for politico mr. mike allen has got a look at the morning playbook. hey, mike? >> good morning, wil

so kudos to his whole family. it seems it is way too early, though.ecording. >> last night -- >> miss out on the town every night. what happened? >> there was a black tie called the silver hill hospital event. you know dennis basso, crazy about you. >> yes, i like dennis too. >> it was a great event for this hospital that treats people with addiction issues and also people who have all sorts of mental health issues. >> look how you dominate, though, hoda. look at you dominating. you love to dominate men. >> you know i do. >> you do. >> neil sedaka was there too. look at the shot of neil and natalie. >> she's dominating neil too. >> yes, she is. anyway, al and ann were there too. >> a fabulous facility. our friend sonny is very open about the fact that she went for -- into rehab for alcohol addiction and she has been amazing, sober two years now, doing just great. we love our sonny. good for them. good for them. the kanye thing continues, right? >> yes. >> we don't even want to be part of the continuation of it, but -- >> he keeps tweeting. it was over

kudos to the lady about the secretary of state's drawbaugh. i think hillary is not getting a fair shake. she could do a lot more. that lady has a lot of capital she can years overseas. guest: you walked up and down the waterfront quite a ways. 82 foreign countries -- on a debt to foreign countries, there is this idea that the u.s. gives away a lot of money in foreign aid which is simply not true. it is a little bit more than 1% of the budget. countries like japan and the terms of a percentage of their budget give a far more than the united states. that is an argument that its turnaround a great deal. it is, in my opinion, far less in terms of what it should be with helping fellow human beings abroad. hillary clinton has done a bit of service. i think she gets a great deal of the coverage for what she is doing. she has dived into a very tough job at a very tough moment for a president who she fought mightily against in the lead up to the race for the presidency. i cannot think of everything else you said. >> we'll leave it there. thanks for spe

kudos to you. today a fantastic program. >> alisyn: we have so much more to get to. leaders and mike emmanuel is live at the white house with the details. first, how are president obama and other key officials marking veterans day, mike? >> being in south korea, obviously a location where many american veterans served in a bloody conflict, in the korean conflict some 60 years ago or so. so the president participating in a wreath laying ceremony, traditional on veterans day and made comments to troops serving there. let's take a listen. >> because the korean war ended where it began geographically, some ended up using the phrase, die for a thai, to describe the sacrifices made here. as we look around in the thriving democracy and its hopeful citizens, one thing is clear. this was no tie. this was victory. >> the first lady today is in germany visiting with troops privately there. the vice president hosting a breakfast for veterans day. we'll go to arlington national cemetery for a wreath laying there and make remarks on this veterans day. >> alisyn: obviously the pres