. -- isyland state police l now coming to the bedside of a trooper that was struck early sunday morning. jacqueline cline was here along route 100 near the katherine avenue section when it happened. she was helping a fellow trooper with a field sobriety test. a car drove by, hit cline, throwing her in the air. >> she's a quality young lady. and she's very tough. are >> michael ared trained cline in the academy. insiders say she has quickly made a name for herself as being a hard worker. after the accident, cline was flown from shock trauma suffering from head injuries, cuts and bruces and broken bones. >> she can turn on the toughness . >> investigators say the driver involved was trying to get off the highway at the time but should have moved safely to another lane to do so first. >> if you see emergency vehicles on the side of the road, you are to move into an available lane and if there is not a lane that's available, you are to slow significantly -- >> we're all optimistic that she's going to pull through and be back there and making these streets safe for us again. >> drugs and alc

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wavelength, l. now, we could put a l here, but does that look kind of exotic? l? doesn't it look sort of bland? wouldn't it be nice to jazz it up a little bit and use maybe a greek letter l? yeah? we can do a greek--anyone know what a greek letter l is called? no, nobody knows here. any greek scholars? - alpha? - no, not alpha. - lambda. - lambda. ah, lambda, lambda. that's right. and--watch, that's not so exotic, is it? your parents see that you're doing like this. they don't say, "l. i know the alphabet." but what if your parents look down and they see you doing this? "ooh, heavy, honey, heavy. you be learning that stuff?" you say, "i know that stuff," okay? that's just the greek letter l, it stands for wavelength. you see it all through wave nomenclature. so, you ought to know what it means. that's just a greek letter l, length, the length of a wave. so the length of the wave from peak to peak, or it's from here to here. this would be lambda as well. some people get mixed up. and they say, "oh, it's from here to here." but no. this part of the wave is going dow

it will you-l now be the yellen fed. you heard her talk about the personal -- how she takes this stuff very personally. and the ideas of continuity, trust, consensus building, all very important, and communication. i think you'll see that from janet. i do think you'll see she is committed to stimulus. no question about that. but she does have an entirely different set of challenges to deal with than ben bernanke did. that's not only stimulating the economy, dealing with these external shocks from its own government, washington and shutdowns, but also dealing with the wind down, eventual wind down of the balance sheet. that's very difficult. >> i had a thought while i was watching janet yellen. the fed has not done a good job or been able through ben bernanke able to connect with the american public. i thought janet yellen looked to me like maybe she has a chance. >> she has a great chance. >> to talk to the public and explain what the fed's doing and why they're doing it. over the course of the last five years it's been

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now l he is a warrior wracking at the rate time what is more important? team in the league. 2 2 or 3 teams in the entire league when it sports. we don't have great record but if. >> didn't the tim you aall called with authority. excuse me. staples. lakers talk also. right now lakers are leading. yibingts-85 over los loss. miami heat severing their diamond deal and all of last year following ester greetings but hacked only 12 points zack. heat up to take the a 21 point lead in the second quarter. the bird man on receiving there and ray allen look at that. khoot. start the season with a one of 7-97 victory it's so much fun tomorrow at oracle arena first time in a long time. expectation last year what a great season. how do you respond to being the hunk instead of the hunter. >> thanks very much that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00 here on tv 20 for all of us here i'm dan ashley watching you be dan ashley watching you be cover back soon - come on, guys. i got class in 15 minutes. this should not be that difficult. we just need to figure out an idea for our

. >> looking at these photographs, th first one of course is what he l looks like now.he photographs we brought with us provided in thisy a former intelligence officer, this is an overhead shot from u.s. aircraft or u.s. surveillance vehicle of se kind. i don't want to tell bad guys things they don'teed to know. this is a ground surveillance shot taken of him. >> what are we looking at? >> what we'reoong at are photographs taken of him. this is a photogr up in the upper left is a photograph is heooked in 1998. lower right is what the fbi assumed he would look le having been aged 15 years. the center is wha he really did look like in the surveillance shot taken a few weeks ago. >> when we talk about what our special forces, all our intelligence agencies are doing in working with this material, as everyone can see, it's not easy to make those identificaons, particularly a person aging and projecting on to a -- >> well, this kind of operation is not easy either because one of the things that has to happen is he has to be grabb in that particularlace, apprehended, if you wo

and right now bay area l >>> tonight, breaking news. united states senate voting to end the government shutdown. and right now, bay area landmarks closed during the stalemate are already getting ready to re-open. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> in the past hour, the senate signed off on a deal to re-open the government and avert a first-ever national default. the measure would fund the government through january 15 and raise the debt ceiling until february 7 with no major changes to obamacare. the deal directs congress to attempt a budget agreement by mid-december. about a half hour, the president said he is standing by pen in hand. >> once this agreement arrives on my desk i will sign it immediately. we will begin re-opening our government immediately. and we can begin to let this included of uncertainty and unease from our businesses and from the american people. >> the president will sign the agreement right after the house approves it and cbs news reports that there are enough republican and democrats in the

now, things l tax, u.s. , travel, will not be affected for now.his shutdown goes longer than two weeks, we will be talking about many more furloughs over the next couple of months. reporting live at the lincoln memorial this morni, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> all right, john. thank you so much. it is 59° at 5:36. >> hockey season is here. and that means hope springs eternal. we've got a look ahead to the caps' first regular season game. that's coming up. >> everybody, come down for the taste of bethesda. we'll have a great time. and good morning, washington d.c.! >> good morning washington! [cheering] >> looking forward to the taste of bethesda. that's a great event. question of the forecast for that. i know we're days away from it. >> i thought you were going to say, what are we gonna eat? >> yeah. >> all right, eileen. i know you've got a good, nice forecast for us? >> it will be beautiful out there today. and the weather even for the taste of bethesda looks fantastic. i'm going to be out there, a lot of people from the station. we hope you'll

they say the former child star has been moved from a hospital in l-a, and is now getting help for mentalcility. the 27-year-old actress was placed under an involuntary psychiatric hold two months ago. it came after she was involved in a disturbance in a residential neighborhood in thousand oaks, california. a north carolina couple.. didn't walk down the ailse.. it was more like.. "zipped." check this out. the couple took advantage of the zipline course at their venue and zipped to the altar. they did run into a slight hitch ... and had to pull themselves along the final few feet. but that wasn't the only unique thing about the wedding. the bride is a huge fan of long socks. so much so ... she planned the wedding decorations and cake around her socks which she wore during the ceremony. the clock...has run out. tick tick tick tick...." a humorous look at past shutdowns... and how monica lewinsky.. ties in with this one. a look at shutdowns past... that might make you chuckle. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 5)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) cheeon the cheer on the ravens.. wh

louis cardinals, randy l now go on to win because of that play because the momentum shifted in some secreto, i'm a big devotee of the adage that momentum in baseball is your next day's starting pitcher. i can't imagine a team beating adam wanewright in the series. if the cardinals are going to win the tipping point is going to come tomorrow night or wednesday night in boston. >> i hate to disappoint a proud new york family like yours but i don't think that will be the turning point. game six is usually the fantastic game in a world series. i would expect we'll see something in that game to trump whatever happened in game three and four. >> for me i don't see this as a story. if the yankees aren't playing, i can't believe anybody is watching the series. i was shocked. no, guys, randy, mike -- >> very typical. >> don't come after me. >> it's only our fourth world series in the last ten years. how many have the yankees been in? >> all right, all right, i can't hear you, we've had a communications problem. randy, mike, good luck in the series, it's great to watch and thanks for joining us on "

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i remember if it was' first person looked like a little l stick of butter. now it's, it seems to be all right. >> i know. >> looks like a panda when i say all right. >> we'll have to just rely on the pictures because the panda cam is going to be be closed because the nationalatio zoo is closed so there are predictions that the panda cam will go dark sometime today but as you can see it's still up and running. so take advantage of it now if you can. if you really need to see the panda oned panda cam. >> if you are worried about abo another earth asteroids don't expect warnings on twitter. nasa is halting the asteroid watch account but people will still be observing the sky s for any unusual events. not to worry. >> ok. >> up next, new laws go into effect today. how much will it cost you if you use your phone behind theind wheel in maryland? >> spoad and red light ticketice prices are also changing in the district. prices are also changing in the district. we'll break down the new fines coming up next. ese are bi. more than half of american women use them at some

. >> marty: now the series moves to detroit. game three of the a-l-d-s playoffs is tomorrow afternoon with jerrod parker taking the mound for the a's. and now that game two at o dot co is over, crews have been working through the night to quickly change the baseball diamond. to a football field for tonight's raiders game. joining us live now with more on the transformation is kron 4's mike pelton. mike? >> reporter: good morning. it is a amazing transition, the oakland game last night was amazing, they have less than 24 hours with the oakland raiders tonight. and of course that game will be tonight at 8: 35 tonight on kron 4. these are photos that were posted on twitter. right after the game is one that transition began. you can see that they have installed the extra seating and switching out the upper part from the oakland athletics, to the oakland raiders. while it is quick and hectic is a good sign for the bay-area sports. >> it is prime time. i know that impacted people's school and work schedules but this is great. you cannot ask for anything be

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l in fort bragg, abc 7 news. >> happening now south bound interstate 5 is open once again at stockton tonight where firefighters continue to battle flames at recycling plant. old railroad tie feeding the flame flames. fir caused propane cylinder to explode and spark started 18 small grass fire quickly extinguished. 43 way lanes closed. fire crew expected to be there all night long. we get live update on the fire tonight on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> fire heavily damaged 12 unit apartment building in sunnyvale this afternoon. fire officials now say the building is no longer safe to occupy. city of fire break out on second floor already heavily involved when firefighters arrived on the scene. cause is being investigated. >> 3 high school students san jose taken to the hospital this afternoon after the school bus collided with a truck. we were there shortly after the accident happened on the corner of east julianne and north 28 street. the bus carrying students hate white pick up that turned in front of it then hit an suv. 3 students who complained of neck pain were taken off

facebook. >> milk was the first openly gay man to hold political office in california, and will now be the first openly l t elected official to be featured on a stamp appeared >> the foundation says the stamp will include one of milk most enduring messages that hope will never be silent. the step is slated for sale next year. >> governor brown has signed a bill that allows the state community colleges to offer additional courses at inflated prices doing short summer and winter sessions. >> brown says the pilot program " says like a reasonable and experiment in " appeared the measure allows community college to make courses available between traditional falcon and spring semesters at $200 a unit. >> that compares to the $46 per unit feed during traditional semester's appeared >> student and faculty groups oppose the bill said it would put lower income students at a disadvantage. >> more cases of salmonella are popping up across the country and this morning a warning reports that a number of other brands of chicken may have been exposed to the same unsanitary conditions, not just foster farms appeared >> 3

planned parenthood and others are trying to stop the state's strict now aborg -- abortion l laws fromaking effect. >> reporter: attorneys and others are defending new guidelines. >> they are doing it to put abortion providers out of business, and that's exactly what is going to happen. >> reporter: the attorneys claim the restrictions violate a women's right to a abortion. >> reporter: numerous doctors will not be able to get the privileges and they will be forced to stop providing aborgs. >> reporter: meanwhile republicans pushed through the new law in july after thousands of protesters on both sides rallied at the texas capitol. the tension culminated in wendy davis's 13-hour filibuster. >> the law's authors say they wish to end abortion in texas. a third of the state's abortion clinics will stop performing aborgs next week. a study estimates that 22,000 texas women will lose access to aborgs each year as a result. >> low-income women, and women in smaller communities will put their health at risk because of this. >> reporter: heidi zhou castro, al jazeera, austin. >>> a suicide bom

the retail verse spoiled us good earnings like gap and l brands that are now disappointing us.n with david jaffee, the president and ceo of ascena retail group to get a better read on his company and to find out what is going on not just in apparel but hard goods. welcome back to "mad money." good to see you, sir. >> thank you, jim. good to be back. >> we need you. we're confused. you've done a lot of deep dive. we see hard goods doing well. l brands down, gap stores will be down tomorrow. can you give us a sense of why ascena is not seeing that? are you in a different business? >> i don't know if we're in a different business, but i think we're positioned a little differently. >> okay. >> i think you've got a little bit of a bifurcation. we have the real low-end guys, the cheap guy, the value guys like tj maxx and ross that have been doing really well, the burlington deal just came out. >> people love that. >> terrific. and then at the high end some of the really good guys like the urbans have been doing really well. but a lot have been hit because people are pulling back a li

. >>> reports of two explosions now in the iraqi city of m osu l. police say ten people have died so far. >>> tunisia's president is breaking down -- he was speaking in bali. >> we must asure it's -- >> 20 other heads of u state, president obama was supposed to leave home, make his way here to bali for the summit on monday. he's cancelled his trip because of the shut down of the government. john kerry is here in his place to host here. they are disappointed that president obama isn't coming but based on what's happening at home. they also guaranteeed that the security will remain just as tight on this small community down on the southern tip of bali. the russian government wanted to have conversations about the situations in syria. another setback. to monday when the summit kicks back, so, we're interested to see if he's able to use this energy to his advantage. >>> this is tahrir square at the capitol of cairo it's been 40 years since egyptian force had a surprise attack on israel. our special correspondent who we're not naming for security reasons

i don't think--i don't thin--i l be allowed to complete his term. >> reporter: now russia and the u.s. want to revise the agreement in switzerland. that is stalled over what should happen to assad. >> reporter: discussions will not be about the regime handing over power. the goal will be transition a governing body. it will be about reaching an agreement on power sharing that is something that the opposition and it's regional backers don't want. in january assad made clear a political settlement would involve a cease-fire and national dialogue to decide on a new constitution and cabinet. most later the regime is just as defiant. the chemical weapons agreement has been a turning point. assad may have won this political battle in a war that still has not been won. al jazeera, beirut. >> still ahead preparations for cyclone phailin saved a lot of lives in india, but the effect on that country and it's food supply now the major concern. >>> and why some church goers have been banned from using a specific word for god. >> they share it on the stream. >> social media isn't an after-thought,

union trying to eke out a new contract to avert a strike that could kriep l the morning monday commute. chase cain joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: that is the good news that they are meeting in person face to face. the executive director of b.a.r.t. with the representatives of the union. they are inside and talking. of course that is getting everyone's hopes up that they may hack chully find an agreement that they may avoid a strike because we are now inside that 30-hour mark before the sunday at midnight deadline. and of course bay area b.a.r.t. riders anxious aboutfacing a strike come monday morning. they will have 130 buses at the station to shuttle people into thety. b.a.r.t. leaders tell us that they do not expect managers to operate any of the trains unless there is a strike and unless that strike goes for some time. most of the day the two sides have been meeting independently working out some of the smaller details. a union leader a little earlier told us exactly what they've been workingen you got to remember we're trying to finish up what are called supplementals and then there's the large

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now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ we were. >>> news out of boston. lis with us now. >> let me read to you the restrictions that have been placed on tsarnaev. his lawyers cannot show him photos of family members and cannot have access to media and cannot go to prayer groups. >> the restrictions are imposed on a prisoner whose behavior requires solitary. it is being imposed on him on issues other than his behavior. but more harmful to him, and the government should be aware of the dangers of this restriction is one that prevents his lawyers from telling anyone outside the pre prison let's say they tell him something and he says go ask ny doctors or a professors or my friends, those lawyers cannot tell anybody what they told him. that interferes with his ability to defend him. the evidence of his guilt is over whelming. the last thing that the government wants is for the conviction to be overturned. >> you are saying judge, that he can win this case? >> i don't know if he can win this case. >> what does precedent tell you has the supreme court weighed in

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joining me now is congressman l alan grayson. thank you for being here tonight, congressman. >> thank you. >> it is pretty unseemly for the billionaires so people kbt have health insurance. >> that the federal government would pay for entirely simply because the tallahassee republicans and governor scott won't go along with it. we pay our taxes to washington, d.c. we get this coverage in return, and they are preventing that from happening. so 1 million floridians are going to go without health insurance and a certain number of them are going to tie because of that. the koch brothers are responsible, the republicans are responsible. they all will have blood on their hands. >> but, you know, it was interesting congressman. ten republican governors have caved on the medicaid expansion. we learned governor kasich has won his choice. he koch brothers are still fighting this, but aren't more and more states seeing that expanding medicaid is the way to go? >> well, you'd have to be a fool to think otherwise. we're talking here about the

the l e d light sculpture will now be clamor from dusk until dawn.show is made possible by the nonprofit group illuminate the arts. artist lee owens villareal has programmed new sequences for the extended hours. there will also be a celebration for all night the lights on november 2nd. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. there is a double strike threats for ac transit and barred. >> a sacramento woman is defending herself on facebook after posting this picture which is now going in by road. that story coming up after the break. >> we will have the latest on washington. the opening bell is at 6:30 a.m.. my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. th

union trying to eke out a new contract to avert a strike that could kriep l the morning monday commute. chase cain joins us nowith the latest. >> reporter: that is the good news that they are meeting in person face to face. the executive director of b.a.r.t. with the representatives of the union. they are inside and talking. of course that is getting everyone's hopes up that they may hack chully find an agreement that they may avoid a strike because we are now inside that 30-hour mark before the sunday at midnight deadline. and of course bay area b.a.r.t. riders anxious aboutfacing a strike come monday morning. they will have 130 buses at the station to shuttle people into thety. b.a.r.t. leaders tell us that they do not expect managers to operate any of the trains unless there is a strike and unless that strike goes for some time. most of the day the

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as a beacon of hope and the united states to have a secured investment, and now they are raising questions are those foundation l principals correct going forward? that's what i'm frightened of. i don't see any overt change of behavior yet but being asked questions related to this and it may lead to changes in behavior. >> mohammed, what do you think there? he's referring to our standing in the world as a safe investment haven, our treasury securities most especially. how do you react to what you just heard? >> we are being asked questions, the rest of the world is looking saying what are you up to? how can you be so irresponsible if you're the issue of reserve currency and if we have delegated to you our financial mediation, after all we saved by holding your bond? so the rest of the world is confused, taken a back. you cannot replace something with nothing. so it's not as if they can go elsewhere in the short run but it's not a good idea to do this because at some point, they will build pipes around the u.s. and that would harm our economic interest and our national security. >> richard, let me -- and mohammed

as a beacon of hope and the united states to have a secured investment, and now they are raising questions are those foundation l principals correct going forward? that's what i'm frightened of. i don't see any overt change of behavior yet but being asked questions related to this and it may lead to changes in behavior. >> mohammed, what do you think there? he's referring to our standing in the world as a safe investment haven, our treasury securities most especially. how do you react to what you just heard? >> we are being asked questions, the rest of the world is looking saying what are you up to? how can you be so irresponsible if you're the issue of reserve currency and if we have delegated to you our financial mediation, after all we saved by holding your bond? so the rest of the world is confused, taken a back. you cannot replace something with nothing. so it's not as if they can go elsewhere in the short run but it's not a good idea to do this because at some point, they will build pipes around the u.s. and that would harm our economic interest and our national security. >> richard, let me -- and mohammed

l. and g. . is that process underway right now given the new discoveries that we've seen sure it has started so the americans have started towards the process but i want to remind people a few things in the early seventy's america banned exports of crude oil unless you got a special exemption for the government certain areas in canada and that so just ten years ago every banker and analyst was talking about how america is going to bring seventy percent of their energy is going to be imported and they were to become a major importer of oil and now they're talking about becoming a major exporter so a few problems with that you're competing with australia which has massive resources and is about five years ahead of the americans you're also competing to the russians who have massive resources and are about five years ahead you're also competing with qatar who have massive the largest elegy terminal in the world as a guitar so america's a bit behind the eight ball so for them to become a major global player they have to start getting their act together what i think is going to happen is just like in an

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because we, from now on l have people say, we don't care for laws passed, we don't care if a generalt upholds it, we will use de-funding to decide what will be law or not. whether it's democratically passed or not. that precedent underminds the whole concept the country was built on. >> since i know you will spend every hour talking about this coming up, i want to get to your book. the first one in a decade you have written called "the rejected stone: al sharpton on the path of american leadership." i loved reading about the fact that you behaved as if you were a preacher when you were just 4 years old and drove your teachers crazy because you would write at the top of the papers, instead of writing alfred sharpton, you would write reverend alfred sharpton. they didn't take too kindly to that. >> no, they didn't. and, in fact, they had to explain to them i was a junior minister in my church. i was the kind of person that defined myself, which made me reject it in some circles. >> that's hard socially, yeah? >> it's very hard socially with your friends. i'm 7, 8 years old playing with

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