. >> i am laura traveller and i have been living here since 1996. i find it incredible that a developer would come here today and that they would say that they want for this to be a beginning for me. this is to inform people about this development. and we have some new things for you. we do not want for you to do anything today. i find that this is incredible. this is simply because this development as it stands right now is absolutely insane, to think that he would have a developer stand up and say that they really want to tear down people's homes, their way of rything that has to do with their living. we're talking about a lack of any rent control guaranteeing comparable housing at the current rent-controlled rate. we're talking about demolition and building in environmental repercussions including noise and toxic pollution as well as massive increases in traffic. we're talking about a massive population increase which the speaker before me just alluded to. we're talking about towers constructed in a major fault zone. we're talking about destruct

nbc's laura behnke traveling with the giants and joins us from atlanta. >> reporter: raj, until doesn't even begin to describe this game for the giants. in the matter of two hot innings, the team went from elated to defeated and right back to elated again. but of course, what else should we expect from a team that is becoming known for its many methods of torturing its fans. but travis ishikawa says hey, a win is a win. he doesn't care how they get it. right now the giants are one win away from the nlcs. >> to come back like that after, you know, a two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth, that could take the wind out of your sails. and these guys came right back and found a way to get it done. it's a great win. >> '02, down by one two, outs, to be able to come back right there is huge, especially, you know, the timing of the season. >> we just got fired up. everyone in there got together and said let's go. we got to get a run here to tie the ball game up. and we got two of them. >> reporter: so now the giants have two chances to win just one game. but that isn't exactly a gimme. remem

does this mean you should cancel your travel plans? fox 5's laura evans here to break it down for us. >> the state department actually issued this alert sunday and today the white house weighed in on this saying there is no hard evidence of that americans specifically are being targeted. however, anyone traveling there may be at risk. >> thanks so much. >> reporter: mccabe world travel in mcclain is as busy as usual and flights to and from europe remain full, but travel agent damien mccabe tells us one of her clients who planned to join her husband on business has canceled. >> she just decided she didn't need to go at this point, but we've not had a single other client say that they wanted to cancel. >> reporter: the state department says credible information led to a general travel alert for u.s. citizens in europe warning of a potential mumbai style attack in europe by al qaeda groups and americans are urged to be extra vigilant when using public transportation or visiting tourist attractions. >> continue with your travel plans, but just be cautio

i think what's interesting about her travel schedule is it is more like laura bush as first lady thannton. laura bush did six events. hillary clinton did some 20 different events and where michelle obama doing about eight you can see she's closer to the laura bush model. one of the fun fact, it costs more to get into a michelle obama fund-raising than a barack obama fund-raiser. >> why would that be? because she's not out on the campaign trail as much as the president and supply and demand if there's more of the president and his price goes down? >> exactly. in these particular cases it's just more expensive to see michelle obama and she's doing the big fundraisers and the white house in some ways is trying to protect michelle obama. that's why she's not at a big campaign rally. she has to maintain that role as first lady and her high approval ratings keeping it invite only and more personal sort of setting. >> it's interesting. sophie nelson wrote an opinion spot saying she's worried about putting the first lady on the campaign trail. it was only two years ago during the 2008 campaig

laura garcia cannon. >> to be a homeless millionaire. the problem people have. billionaire. happy friday. the travelon and new pat down procedures will start at airports across the country. we want to let you know what to expect in child care. necessary for working parents, the money meant to pay for it is going away, leaving many families feeling that financial crunch. we will look at possible solutions. plus i hear gadget friday is something parents of any teenager might want. >> particular le one just starting to drive. we will show you that in the next hour. >> college tuition cost on the rise again. a new report said average tuition at public four-year schools rose nearly 8% to $7600 and private colleges 4.5% to the positive for an average of $27,000. much faster than inflation. how would you like to avoid the front desk when you check into a hotel. starwood is testing a system at the hotels. customer who is carry preferred guest cards are texted their room numbers before arriving and you bypass the front desk and head to the floor and slided the preferred card. >> if you have young ones that d

laura. >> good stuff. thank you, gary. >>> oh, shoot, we were supposed to hear some good music here there. you go. they're traveling, they're performing, impact. that is the mission behind up with people. you've probably heard of the organization. it teaches young people about different cultures all around the world. the goal is to help students understand the importance of accepting diversity and the need for community service. the cast performs for 6th graders at the columbia heights educational campus in northwest today. >>> election day less than three weeks away and montgomery county officials are making sure they are ready. voters who came in for early voting at the elections office today got a chance to check out these electronic machines. officials just want to make sure everything is on the up and up before they send the machines out november 2nd. >>> well, the governor's race in maryland has been a major focus, but there is another big race on the ballot. democratic senator barbara mikulski is seeking her third term in the u.s. senate. her opponent, republican eric wargotz. the long time challenger is fig

connecting those two devices, the threats can travel back and forth very easily, so it's one big network. >> all right, thank you much. so there you go, laurafrom texting from the table. promise me the triplets will not do that. >> no, no, no. they won't at all. we weren't even allowed to sing at all. >> that's interesting. >> maybe it was my voice. >> thanks a lot. >>> the fight for a piece of michael jackson's estate continues today. an appeals court will hear arguments on whether the king of pop's father should be allowed to challenge those in charge of his son's lucrative estate. in november a probate dismissed joe jackson's objections to the overseers. he has appealed the court's dismissal. >>> in times of tight budgets and service cuts, caltrain executives are under fire for giving themselves big raises. it comes despite their warning of financial problems. according to documents, administrative payroll jumped 14% over the past three years during a time when they said that they were looking to cut spending. the extra money spent on salaries would have been enough to cover the cost of running caltrain on weekends. weekend train service

traveling in mexico saying gunman kidnapped 20 mexican man visiting ak cul cull -- ak pull could, visiting from another country. in recent years hates become a flash point for drug violence. i'm laurack to geraldo at large. pakistani troops last thursday. i'm lauren greene. now, back to "geraldo at large." >> prohibition didn't work. you sell a more dangerous drug in bars. >> i picked up marijuana and never looked back until it was too late. >> it is bad for california and it will wreak havoc if it is passed. >> geraldo: for as long as i remember propot con spear arecy theorists have suspected that the big bucks behind laws criminalizing marijuana use came from the booze business, their natural competition. in recent days that paranoia has been found to be justified as reports surfaced that the california beer and beverages distributeors is contributing to the hot campaign opposing california's proposition 19 to legalize pot use. a live shot now. before we go back live to the cannabis college, here is craig. >>> geraldo, california is just a month away from a historic vote on the legalization of the growth and sale of marijuana and the beer distributeors are the latest to come out

. >> i am laura traveller and i have been living here since 1996. i find it incredible that a developer would come here today and that they would say that they want for this to be a beginning for me. this is to inform people about this development. and we have some new things for you. we do not want for you to do anything today. i find that this is incredible. this is simply because this development as it stands right now is absolutely insane, to think that he would have a developer stand up and say that they really want to tear