she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in

lange rainshowers this evening it's going to be really really like you saw how things were trying of now on storm tracker. into tomorrow morning mostly sunny conditions and to the afternoon than in others the chance of showers especially in the south and east bay. conditions will be cooler and will see breezy conditions as well. by accepting a whole lot of rain fall accumulation will time out on future cast and look richard said a forecast for your fleet we we can forecast coming up in just a bit. >> and might be hard to believe that snow is already testing the sierra nevada appeared to this picture this is video shot from el dorado county the rtc snow flurries. the storm has all hit reno with record-setting rain and dropped enough snow to close highway 89 and monitor past. look outside traffic had lights your southbound traffic moving at a meeting clip in both directions. the guadalupe overpass a little sluggish. we'll be right back. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what

. >>> i'm scott broom in saint mary's county and this is the lange rilier trailer park. one of the many places recovering caused by 13 inches of rain but at this trailer park some people complain they were caught by surprise. >> they act like it was our fault that we come back to our own home. >> reporter: the complaint is the road to the trailer had been reopened late thursday after an evacuation earlier in the day allowing residents to come back in only to be flooded out by the saint mary's river when the rain picked up again with a vengeance overnight. >> fire department went back at 3:00, 3:30 in the afternoon yesterday. there were two door to door weeps by local firefighters during the day on thursday to warn people. officials say the road to the trailer park was reopened, but that did not mean the voluntary recommendation to evacuate had been suspended. >> it is not a guarantee that those waters won't exceed the banks of that river later on in the day. the situation warrants. if we get more rain, like was predicted, it wasn't going to happen again. >> reporter: the

his wife said he was shot by pirates as they jet skied on a texas border lang. >> hopefully, they can tell us where he is and locate where he's at so we can kind of end this. until he's home, it's not final for us. >> tiffany hartley maintains she tried to save her husband but fled when the pirates started shooting at her. officials say the suspects belong to a gang of pirates that has been terrorizing a mexican town. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," most stocks in asia were higher this morning. randall pinkston is in new york here with that and more. randall, good morning. >> good morning. and the news in asia, asian markets surged amid a weak dollar, hong kong's hang seng posted big gains in early trading hitting a 26-month high. japan's nikkei was closed. earning season back on wall street, with a number of heavy weights slated to report this week. last week saw some big gains for the market. the dow gained more than 1.5% to close above 11,000 for the first time in five months. nasdaq added more than one percent. >>> 40 states expected to announce a joint investigation this week into t

heartbreaking loss in the final of the kremlin cup to victoria as it wasn't a match in moscow kira lang. i was out of sorts in the first set losing it six three but you then reeled off four games in a row in the second and to seek out a ranking for a way back winning the next five about the russians then had three match points kirilenko save two that couldn't start as a rank of winning volley of the net which now looks forward to the season ending tournament and. showed him an appropriate it's a very big victory for me that every tournament you win is always something special and winning the tournament before going to doha gives me more confidence ahead of the final competition of the year i found my game in the final match and now i'm ready to go to doha and play that. i think the final match was great we were both in good form and paid a very high level but today victoria was a bit stronger and more aggressive than me that's why she won the tournament while on the men's side of viktor troicki said it was the best day of his career so far after the twenty four year old lifted the troph

got rain and clouds covering the area from langs northwards. the storm is going to be with us a day or two. heavy rain is moving up through northern california. some of the higher elevations around mt. shasta, we could pick up three to four inches of rain. this is going to be a stormy day for you. some of that rain will work its bay whey down into sacramento and san jose and san francisco. further to the north, just scattered light rain at this time from the puget sound northwards to bellingham. portland, steadier rains are about to arrive for you. as far as the forecast, a very wet northern california. heaviest rains today. medford northwards the rain will be increasing during theseattle cool. pacific storm doesn't have a lot of warm air. temperatures are only in the 50s and 60 nasdaq mos in most locat. >>> that's a look at your thursday weather. friday forecast coming up. >> thanks, bill. >>> well, fed fears spook traders on wall street. and what's the worst excuse you've ever heard for calling out sick? your early morning business headlines

powerplay plans for russia to build again ams first era nuclear plant fuel closer lang's that's us president will be added as a way for a summit of asian nations. allegations of a new spy scandal could threaten relations between russia and georgia over the experts say this is just another p.r. stunt. and funny business a poll shows a most trusted opinion maker in the us is a t.v. comedian while president obama doesn't even make the top twenty. one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t m or even joshua welcome southeast asia's top nations are meeting in vietnam russia's president is at the material ready for talks of everything from managing security to responding to natural disasters and working together in space and which are many beautiful use his two day trip to hold separate talks with the host nation as a close ally from saudi times and trade between moscow and how the way is already in the billions of dollars during this visit dozens of new agreements will be signed among the most important and deal to construct a first nuclear power plant as artie's marie ivanovna reports it's

after falling for the previous session stocks have boosted by commodities on china's forecast beating lang factoring data miners are also off among individual issues also group gained four point six percent on friday's eighteen billion dollar tie up between reps. and here in russia markets have rebounded at noon. trading in the black berry bank is topping the list with shares up over one and a half percent on both the horses bucking the trend. of trading in the red. the world's leading logistics group d.h.l. says its business in russia is growing at a double digit rate speaking exclusively to business r t c o of poe's d.h.l. franc apple says the bric countries of brazil russia india and china off a tremendous potential we see of the moment very healthy growth we see growth above g.d.p. growth our business is really growing faster than g.d.p. at least twice and we see at the moment double digit growth as well i know a business in russia we are very strong to me we are very strong in eastern europe we are very strong in russia we are very strong and that's an american effort wherever you kno

power play plans for russia to build yet sounds first ever a nuclear plant fuel closer lang's that's as president medvedev heads to hanoi for a summit of asian nations. and find business a poll shows the most trusted opinion maker in the u.s. is a t.v. comedian while president obama doesn't even make the top twenty. you're watching r.t. coming to live from moscow ten am here in marina josh welcome to the program now a new spy scandal has flared up between georgia and russia after reports of twenty people have been caught allegedly spying for moscow georgian officials have so far refused to confirm or deny any parts of the story but have said they will make a statement soon artie's peter all over joins us now live from more on this good morning to you peter so tell us what we know at this stage about this case. well on friday the lawyers. news agency issued a report that said the twenty people had been arrested in georgia accused of spying for moscow trying to establish a spy ring and not country now. according to the report they are all twenty are georgian nationals and we are yet to

innovation and scientific research in russia i mean we did it had no difficulties asking for help and mike lang is indeed we are extremely interested in your considerable experience we're not ashamed of learning we must admit that sadly enough we learnt behind in many respects and we do expect that our cooperation will bring about positive results that's friends on twitter. better french words may give praise to each other for their vision and to the delight of all he's found the governator promised that he'll be back in the first terminator movie innovation had gone so far that machines including schwarzenegger's own character try to exterminate the human race ironically with his involvement in this project the governor may actually make these plots a bit more plausible but at the end of the day he can always turn against the machines and save the world like in the second movie so i guess there is nothing to fear it's a boycott r.t. skolkovo. well during his trip to moscow the california governor compared russia to a gold mine whose assessment is echoed by russia's finance minister alexey coul

and waiting above those all of those medical teams, government officials and families gatheredpy lang with you are jeffrey kofman. who has been fol throwing drama for 68 days. tell does scene, jeffrey, what is it like? >> well, diane, right now the sun is setting. this is a desert. very extreme climate. it's probably about 5o degrees right now. it will get much colder. at this moment, they're loading the rescue capsule into the rescue shaft. we're told that the actual testing will take two hours to three hours. then the first rescuers will go down and then the first miner will come up. that will be in just a number of hours. in this exclusive video obtained by abc news, engineers are hard at work today. still making last-minute modifications to one of the three capsules so critical to this rescue. but tonight, all systems are go. >> we are going to work all around the clock for 48 hours. during the rescue process. >> reporter: it's estimated that the rescue will take one hour for each man. send the capsule down, load the man on and 15 minutes to bring him up to the surface. first, the

power play plans for russia to build get announced first ever nuclear plants fuel closer lang's that's us president medvedev has to hanoi for a summit of beijing nations. and funny business a poll shows the most trusted opinion maker in the u.s. is a t.v. committee and while president obama doesn't even make the top twenty. one s we follow a quest for the truth undertaken by the parents of a u.s. soldier whose death was blamed on drug abuse but turned out to be caused by medicine prescribed by his superiors watch our special report right now on our. we. lived in a long time. what was it like being on the base finally you know i think so. the guy who's still mia go inside the base is very nice guy who took me to or to all the side of the base also they are with my son supposed to be done i. i'm part of these. people they held much of the area but he told me about the eighteen seventeen two year cycle. were.

the summit take your car when you drive up is there somebody detective lange? temporary workers will the strike goes on you can see there is still ballet and norman here out in front of the hotel i have not seen a lot of customers come obviously it is early to see action they are making themselves seen and heard. >> decision 2010 news this weekend president bill clinton will join jerry brown for a voter's rally. they will appear at ucla. critical races taken place in the state next month they have been trying to support democratic. >> chuck reed is in favor of reforming pension and benefit plan would increase worker contributions to their pension plans to 9-10% employes would have to pay half their dependents' health care costs and it could save san francisco 82 million annually. those against include mayor gavin those against say the added expenses could be devastating to families. teacher associations are also against the measure. >> jury selection has begun for anthony one of the four people charged with holding captured a boy. he is pleaded not guilty for t

later that afternoon i came back and my photographer, the guy who took this picture george lang spottedidn't remember you from the morning and he said oh, my gosh, you have to -- he could see something in your eyes. you have to give it to this father and son. when i turned around and came i recognized you from the moment and i gave you the ticket so you did go. what is going through your head right here? >> i kept repeating to you, "we're going, we're going." right? yeah. >> glenn: when you went to 8-28, did you take the challenge? did you as a family take the challenge? >> i think we talked about the challenge. we have haven't signed anything. i don't know if there is a signature -- >> glenn: sign this? [ laughter ] >> i think some things we've changed, i started praying on my knees. put myself in the right place. >> glenn: people think that is -- i've gotten so much mail from people saying it doesn't matter. in some ways it doesn't, but it does. what is the change for you? >> if i pray on my knees and at night when we tuck the children in, i pray on my knees now by their bed. i think

lang the wood to people. mike shanahan called this hit one of the best he has seen ever., who is apppriately nicknamethe one man gang is used to doing a little bit of everything. >> it has been a long road for me being undrafted. to find the home here. you can achieve anything by working hard and staying humble and believing in god and eventually opportunity will come. it is abouwhat you do when you have it. i've been able to go out and make the plays. i love it. i'm learning more every day. the coach is helping me out. aying around, you get to move around so much. dropping, rushing, really throwing people off. and i just love being out there and making plays like that. >> all right. that's outside linebacker lorenzo alexander. i still can't get used to that. i'm so used to him being a lineman. i say this with love. he still looks a little like a lineman. >> i'm not sure that's enough love. you'd better work on that. >> i have to share this one redskins story before we go. peyton manning is so good that defensive coordinor jim haslett used to be the defensive coordinator.

diane lange and john malkovich. in a lot of ways the film is being marketed kw eed like "the side."horse and the woman who had the faith in him. so, should we move onto spaghetti tacos? anybody who has kids or doesn't like kids, they know what spaghetti tacos are already. it started as a prank. the main character, her older brother decided to make spaghetti tacos for dinner. now people want to eat them. >> people are googling and going online to search for spaghetti taco recipes. >> people are sending in pictures of their own spaghetti tacos. "the new york times" did a big feature on them. they're all focusing on spaghetti ta spaghetti tacos. >> we had nothing that transcended, you know, going from the screen. you're looking at them now. >> so this is basically spaghetti. >> i think it could use a little bit of garnish. that's it. >> are we going to try one? >> yeah, we'll try one. >> these were cooked like 30 hours ago. >> not that long ago, tamron. relax. where did you get this? >> spaghetti in a taco. i don't think it's that bad. tamron hall and i. >> that shell is stale. i'm goi

. >> they bring it five years ago but it lang gicious for five years.t doesn't go anywhere. >> bill: five years in the system, whoa. >> usually this case would be a year to trial. it takes five. why is that? because of the witnesses, probably. >> bill: the guy pled it out, right? >> he pled it out only because then finally a.d. junior guy said if you plead guilty i can at least get to you religion isster as sex offender. can i get you 10 years on probation. have you been on the record. have you been red flagged. you will be a convicted felon. >> bill: what is watt major evidence against the guy? >> i don't know. because nobody is talking. but from my understanding from the sources i have talked to, it would have been the girl's accusation which with made at the time. >> bill: there had to be more than that. >> well, ultimately we know it's fact. i don't know how they are going to prove it but the guy pleaded guilty to it. >> bill: you just can't take somebody in on allegations. there has got to be more than that. >> i'm sure it was the girls saying it h

one campaign calls it salty lang warning the other says unforgivable smear. what is the backstory here? >> i'm call together w-word, the easiest way to describe it now, another day in the contest. brown and an associate were caught on an audiotape basically trying to win over an endorsement from a police union. we heard that very unfortunate word and had it has the potential to change the dynamics of a race that whitman is trailing right now, according to most polling. and it could help her with some female voters, which always is a key voting block. however, it could undermine one of which theman's biggest arguments against brown now, he is in the pocket of unions and special interests. on this audiotape, he is looking at whitman perhaps cutting a deal. so we will see how it plays out. back to you. >> all right. and back to another little miniscandal on the campaign trail. in west virginia, there were these ads that the republican candidate for senate would cast actors for and now there's been some fallout to that just give us the backstory on what happened

the rest were in mexico, lange l bangladesh and china and all these other places. the jobs and it's tough for us to compete on the manufacturing side with much, much lower wage and very high productivity. in mexico gm gets as much productivity as it does in the u.s. >> and yet pays -- >> and yet pays $7 an hour. >> and are you optimistic that in the next few years the economy is going to bounce back? >> i'm optimistic we'll have sake lia cyclical recovery. i think the two long-term structural problems we have to worry a lot about are the budget deficit that we talked about earlier and lack of any political will to address it and secondly our long-term global competitiveness which isn't trying to protect inefficient industries but one of trying to make a transition like new york city did. new york city was one of the capitals of the industrial revolution. we made everything in the 19th century and today we make almost nothing. new york city is doing better than it has ever done. a unique example but that's what we need to aspire to. >> pleasure to have you. >> thank

for my other browsers i had open no dice it said its lange admitted to single tickets are no tickets available. i found several tweets i love this one i had a feeling of virtual waiting room would be as fruitful as any our visit on year's eve. even if you were able to get through the virtual waiting room, like this person he still was unable to get through because the system was overloaded. unfortunately no tickets on the official web site your one have to get them very pricey on craig's list or sub pop. >> new details in a place in fremont say they know the identity of the man who allegedly ran over a motorcycle officer on monday. kron 4 rob has more on the suspect now in the latest on the condition of that officer. >> fremont police released this picture of the suspect least tuesday afternoon he's identified as 36 year-old alexander d. as a parolee from los angeles. investigators believe he stole the ban on monday in hayward and then as he was cornered by police here on the boulevard in fremont, he intentionally ran that into the motorcycle officer pinning him underneath and wedged

diana alvear, abc news, langs. >>> president obama began a major campaign swing on the west coast withndidates for governor in that state locked in a very tight race. one of several very close contests around the country. john hendren reports on the races from washington. >> reporter: democrats are using every asset they have to bring out the democratic vote. first lady michelle obama, former president bill clinton and now more than ever, the campaigner in chief. president obama headed west in search of votes. >> it is good to be back in the state of oregon. >> reporter: votes for california's boxer and washington state's murray and endangered senate majority leader, nevada's harry reid, now in a bitter ad war. >> while your family is just hanging on someone has been hanging out with super models. >> voting for share ron angle is only going to hurt yourself. >> reporter: one conservative group urged hispanics to stay home. >> don't vote this november. this is the only way to send them a clear message. >> reporter: republican sharron angle denounced the ad after it was pulled. also camp

she is actress diane lang co-starring with five horses that play the secretariat role. >> you have toit's the horse's idea. that's the key. >> she liked the role of a male-dominated existence. >> wasn't a particularly feminine trait to have that much self-confidence. i think the media baited her quite quite visionally. >> it's a bit too familiar i'm afraid. good close up racing action but hard to come up with inspired story telling when we already know how it's going to end. i should have put oats in my bucket instead of popcorn. >> all right, then. let's show 'em what you're made of! >> secretariat in a dead heat i have to give it half a bucket. i'm don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> the annual fleet week salute from the u.s. military with a parade of ships and another spectacular air show over the bay. the precision flying team the blue angels flies between 3:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. yesterday's show was the first performance in two years after the fog forced them to cancel last year's show. the blue angel pilots say they love performing over san francisco bay. >> you're not gonna find

relations with pakistan, and tom lang, former deputy -- tom blank who explains the tsa flight programuled to take effect next month. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this weekend on "booktv," alison dagnes. on afterwards "," -- on d'souza.ords, dinesh in "poisoning the press," we examine politics. but for the entire schedule online at booktv.org. >> now a debate in the pennsylvania senate race. republican pat to me and democratic congressman joe sestak -- pat toomey and democratic congressman joe suspect. this is about one hour. >> decision 2010, the senate debate, starts now. >> good evening. great to have you with us for this u.s. senate debate. the senate seat in pennsylvania is currently held by arlen specter, but he will no longer be the incumbent. i am david johnson. this is the senate debate between the republican pat toomey and the democrat congressman joseph step. we have had a coin flip to see who will go first on opening and closing statements. congressman setback will lead off on both. the opening and closing is will be one minute. the questions will come fr

year and as many as 300 box could be cut the can is our etiquette 230 feld and unfilled positions langback of the kron 4 morning news continue years live look of side on 680 sub bound bumper-to-bumper down towards madonna or you lose that lin another [ male announcer ] taxes. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. welcome back to san francisco the chance of having a workout, the first of the best of seven will start saturday. in philadelphia the second game on sunday the team is allowed monday off, they travel back to the bay area for home games and san francisco game 3-for-five if necessary. they will be on thursday. it is still low and after five the road to find the games on the 23rd and the 24. in philadelphia. >> will be bac

. >> gretchen: the list is up for langing the world's most powerful women. >> gretchen: welcome back. we've been telling you about the banks who admitted unfairly foreclosing on people's homes. now more than 30 members of congress are sending a letter to attorney general eric holder. here is part of what that letter says. it appears banks repeatedly misled and obstructed homeowners from receiving the help congress and the administration have sought to provide. well, attorney general holder responded during the press conference yesterday. >> we are aware of the charges that have surfaced in the newspapers in the last couple of days and we are looking at them. >> gretchen: how will this impending investigation affect homeowners, millions of them? we're joined by bob massi, back in vegas. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> gretchen: so how will this affect the homeowner, bob? >> i mean, this is just great news 'cause if you remember last week when i was in new york, we talked about that this is really the tip of the iceberg. what this ultimately is going

into the sea water gradient equivalent for 30 minutes e depth of the ocean or in other words the mutt lange? >> nope. >> explain to me why that doesn't imply that. >> said in the context of the negative test is going to be done ith seawater and it's going to be moderate on the killing. there is no depth preference, so you trip and told to the '67 and displease the sea water for 30 minutes. >> that's my interpretation. >> thank you. i would like to move now to your previous testimony to clarify that you said that you had been involved personally in the set of 17 blocked on fleets and those all a messy water. had you ever been displaced kuwait before the negative test to set the lockdowns? >> [inaudible] you know, we've got extensive examination. we will roll out beyond the scope of the examination. and where that is the case it doesn't mean there is an interest, but the board has examined the data so our judgment at this point in time is additional time on that doesn't seem to be helpful. >> i have one last topic. >> thank you. was bp trying to save money by hurrying the temporary abandonmen