years and given up thursday nights for two years and i can't believe doing that for 31 years, but linda help build this commission, this department, help build this city. the card you're going to receive is actually a skyline of san francisco and my comment is you had a large hand in how that skyline looks and i think it's fitting. on behalf of the commissioners i am sure they will have comments on their own. this is a photo taken by one of your own commissioners here. i will let that person identify themselves but she is to my right, but this is a photo to keep of city hall wherever that maybe at a home office or wherever and thank you and congratulations. >> thank you. [applause] >> of course i am going to cry. okay guys you know do i don't this well, but i just want to say thank you. it's been such a pleasure to not only serve the commission, the various commissions, but to serve the citizens of san francisco, and of course again i don't do this well. i am crying forgive me, but i can't believe -- i can't even imagine a career they could have had that was better than the one i had so than

again crews from at least 10 states are here to help with the restoration efforts. hive in linthicum linda so abc2 news. >>> bge will need the help because power outages will probably happen no matter what or how many people you bring in. rachel is here from bge thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> i bet you are tired. >> okay right now we will see in a couple days. >> how hard is it to prepare for something like this and get thousands of people to come to restore power when we lose it. >> the hardest thing is although we have several days to plan, it's still an unpredictable storm and we are watching it and we will see how severe the impact is on us. that is why we bring in as many crews as we can. right now we are at -- requesting about 3,000 out of state assistance including overheadlinemen and support personnel. >> one benefit this time around you didn't have in june is is a heads up. were there lessons learned from that because people were furious about the power outage situation especially for how long they were without power. did you learn any lessons that from -- from

they are asking for you to help out, and linda so is live at pd headquarters. what is this new information police are releasing? >> police put out a surveillance photo shows men running from the scene of the crime. they are hoping to make an arrest soon. it was taken by a camera on the night of september 17th, the night peter was killed. two me are seep running away, one is holding something under his left arm. he was shot and killed after coming home from practice, he had gotten out of his car on chesterfield avenue in northeast baltimore when he was murdered. >> it's a shock, i don't think we are get over it. >> reporter: you can get a look at the photo on abc2news.com. if you recognize the men, call the homicide unit. the coral arts society will dedicate the christmas concert to dr. peter, watch the concert here on abc 2 on christmas eve and christmas day. >>> special event hop norring those who lost lifes to domestic violence and showing support. safety awareness resources is holding a vigil tonight at 6:00 at the frederick war pack at the armory. >>> great

abc2 news health reporter linda so said there is help for an alter -- hope for an alternative. >> reporter: she said she appreciates tamoxifen. >> i just take a pill every day. >> reporter: for such a simple therapy, the impact of tamoxifen has been profound in not only treating it but preventing. >> reduces the chance of getting the breast cancer back. >> reporter: but for some women that protection is temporary. doctors say after five years up to 40% of women develop resistance to tamoxifen but a new study offers hope. researchers looked at over 300 human tumors and found the path way that some cancer cells use to beat tamoxifen. they were able to block the pathways by using a new drug, which like tamoxifen, is easy to take and tolerate. >> you need a new treatment combination. both are pills. you don't have to lose hair for the most part. you have another treatment option. >> reporter: the drug has already been approved for certain skin cancers, so it can be approved. >> we have the drug in the clinic. if we see it's doing to help patients with some other cancer, that's a big plus. >> r

break that police need top solve a murder of a respected researcher and asking for your help this morning. linda so is live this morning at city police headquarters, what are we seeing in the picture? >> reporter: police released the photo that shows men running tro testimony scene of the crime. investigators are hoping it will lead to new information. look at the picture, it was taken from a surveillance camera, not far from the scene, september 17th, the night he was killed. you can see two men running away, up with apees to be -- appears to be holding something. mar vip was shot and killed after coming home from practicement he had just gotten oh out of his car that night. >> it's still a shock. i don't think we will ever quite completely get over it. >> reporter: you can get a look at the photo on abc2news.com, if you know who the me are, call the police, homicide unit 410-396-2100. the coral arts society plans to dedicate the christmas concert on november 4th. see the concert here on abc 2 on christmas eve and christmas day. linda so, abc2 news. >>> two hikers missing since friday are resti

linda reports on one group helping citizens save their homes from the threat of foreclosure. was i was i. was. more than a year after it kicked off its movement in los angeles occupy l.a. is alive and well but in much smaller numbers my. god the tents which once dominated the landscape of downtown are gone but it popped up in backyards of struggling homeowners i would keep a woman has done for me is kept me in my home for thirty four days yet none this family was swept up in the mortgage crisis and is now facing eviction occupiers have set up barricades around the house now for now and this vowing to defend their home while the family battles with bank of america the show has a meaning of people power the law enforcement is not on our side as well so if you have if you have people power and you have community support. you should you should reach out to them you should reach out to them and get a get together from the lawn in front of l.a. city hall to this foreclosed home in the san fernando valley the face of occupy and so then california has greatly transformed in the past

and suv loaded with sand, linda man purchased 30 beds to help protect her annapolis sunglasses store,also sharing with her neighboring businesses. the city of annapolis gave out 40 tons of sand, but it was rationed. storeowners: get 10 bags. residents just 5. >> i came home from vacation early last night. luckily, we had saved some from the storm last year and started out back and pulled it out

there is new evidence, a piece of evidence that could help police find a respected researcher's killer. linda so is live at city police headquarters. >> reporter: this is a surveillance photo that shows two men running from scene of the crime. investigators hope it will lead to new information so they can make an arrest soon. look at this picture, it was taken from a surveillance camera near the crime scene on september 17th, the night dr. peter was killed. you can semen running away, one is holding something under his left arm. he was shot and killed after coming home from practice, he just parked his car near his home on chesterfield avenue in northeast baltimore when he was murdered. >> reporter: you can get a look at the picture on abc2news.com, if you have information on who the men are, call the homicide unit, the number is 410-396- 2100. the coral arts society plans to dedicate the christmas concert to dr. peter marvin. see it on air, christmas eve and day here on abc 2. >>> man accused of a double shooting is due in court today. quinton base has a hearing and police say he shot and ki

linda gigliotti: the point that helps a lot of people is "well what's doable in my daily route that ian have readily available? how can i set up the environment in my work day to help me keep on target with what i really want to do versus being led astray-- the candy on the desk or the donuts and muffins being brought in, fast food meals being brought in or any kind of food being brought in for a luncheon meeting?" so my point is take control. set up your environment so that you have there the items that are going to help you stay on target. and that's the bottom line... in terms of food consumption or any other goal related to healthy living. take control and stay on target. "the human condition" is a 26-part series about health and wellness. for more information on this program, and accompanying materials, call... or visit us online at...

linda so, abc2 news. >> doctors also say cleaning your hands off with help and making sure you kids guess the -- get the flu shot. >>> here we go. is it okay for schools to band one of your kid's favorite snack. districts in california and new mexico are trying to keep flaming hot cheetos out of school. they said the concern is over nutritional value. in one district hot cheetos are no longer allowed. >> if children want to bring in snacks high in fat, high in calories, they cran do that but we willment be providing them. >> experts say on top of the salt and fat, hot cheetos can be addicted. kids have held competitions on who can eat the most the fastest. so what do you think? should hot cheetos be banned in your school? log on to our facebook page and let us know where you stand. >> i wonder if you can have the regular cheetos. kids who are the first to i tend college -- attend college have obstacles, but a local nonprofit is helping out. the baltimore education trust helps students. not only do they support kids in high school but through enrolling in college and beyond. >> it's in the just about the

help you out. that's business news. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you.hat will work on old ipads. the weather is nice today. >> so good today. we had some big changes ahead about what could happen with sandy as well as a strong cold front approaching. let's start by focusing on the .ood adam caskey is out there in short sleeves this morning. degrees, feeling good. southwest wind at 3 miles an hour. in the 50's for the most part. 54 in dulles and 50 in manassas. 54 degrees in frederick and martinsburg. be warming up this a wind out of the south. disturbance in the upper atmosphere. showers. bring but we could get a sprinkle this morning. will be a beautiful drive day. to our a warm front up north. high-pressure holding strong. will be under the influence this for most of the rest of the week. our wind will shift tomorrow, hard temperatures will drop a have more we will tomorrow as we get an influence off the ocean. we have to keep an eye on sandy. this is a tropical storm zande, nearing hurricane strength. 120 miles south of kingston, jamaica. d become a

. >> it's more than just a run but a chance for you to help thousands of women across the state battling breast cancer. >> linda so is live this morning in hunt valley with the preview of what we can expect. linda there is time to register correct? >> reporter: there is. it's going actually happen today, tomorrow and on race day. you can register on any of the days. we are here in the parking lot of the hunt valley town center right in front of dick's sporting goods where you can come today at the old filen's basement location to register. thanks for being here. so people who want to register there's space and time available. >> they can come out to hunt valley to the old filen's basement and they can do register today from noon to 7 p.m. and then tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. they can register online and that's www.komenmd.o org/2012 and they can come out and get the shirt on race day. >> reporter: and those who make the last-minute decision they can come out. >> they can. we are hoping the weather is going to be beautiful and the forecast looks great and we are encouraging ive to colt on race day starting a

also a safe place to go and hang out with friends, so i hope you help him move forward with his business. thank you. >> thank you. tom and linda chapman i have a card from you. >> hi. i am lynn tom and i moved from new york city and moved here may of 2010. i love the neighborhood. i have no problems with the poor house being a business, but the problem with them is they have the windows wide open at night where the noise travels. i live directly across the street. i have called numerous times complaining about them. i emailed captain anne man ox and didn't hear of the complaints until i addressed them to her. like i said i have no problem. they can do their business. they can stay alive. it doesn't matter. i want my rest. i want my peace and quiet. i moved from a big city to this wonderful city. i love it here but i want to live in harmony with them. i want my peace and quiet. i want to sleep at night and when they do have live entertainment oh my god i wish you were in my living room and hear the noise. that's all i have to say but thank you very much for listening. >> thank you. ms. chapman. >> okay. i will say what frank an

. >> bge sent out a call to get help and crews responded from 10 states and crew and crewmen are here. >> linda so is here where the staging area is. how is it look. >> reporter: it's getting very busy in the last hour we have seen the crews arrive. we are counting 7 school buses all of those buses transporting crews from hotels here to the staging area on dorsey road by the airport. let's show you the huge tent they have set up. in that tent is where the crews are reporting for the morning. so they are getting breakfast and safety briefing and assignments. out of state crews will be matched up with bge crews who work here and they will head out for the day. i just spoke with two guys actually three guys from missouri who have a great attitude about this. you can only imagine how difficult it is to work in these elements with the wind and rain and they said that's the easy part of the job the hardest part is driving here and going back home. they say with the trucks. they are bringing the trucks some from as far as texas to respond here and they say that's the hardest part. making the trek out

help to me this project a reality in 2014. >> thank you. >> can we turn on the slide procedure? >> linda stepped out. >> great. i am michael dunakin and thank you for the opportunity to present this project. this is an incredible opportunity to give new life > here. (roll call) commissioners the first category are items proposed for continuance . item one is the adoption of procedures manual update. the calendar shows continuous to november 82012. items two and b case for 1550 b

helpful tips. so that they do not become a victim. we're live in northeast boston, linda stowe, abc 2 news. >>> time for five things you may want to know as you head out the door. george zimmerman will meet with a new judge for the first time in his murder case. he is accused of killing 17- year-old trayvon martin back in february. zimmerman claims it was self- defeannounced an event for next thursday where it is expected the company will unveil a new smaller ipad, and run you about $300. apple currently controls about 70% of the tablet market. >>> gm is working on an electric cadillac modeled after the chevy volt. the elr will have both an electric motor powered by battery and a gasoline engine. the car maker says the prototype calls for two doors instead of a four-door sedan. >> well, being overweight could be bad for your gas mileage. america's yearly fuel consumption is going up partly due to continued weight gain. according to the u.s. energy department, next to 100 pounds, an extra 100 pounds in your vehicle could reduce miles per gallon by 2%. >>> and beyonce knowl

help the family out. again this is the 5600 block of denwood avenue. live in northeast baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >> abc2 news sherrie johnson is out there providing live reports and stay up-to-date on abc2news.com. >> this is one of the stories constantly getting new information and we'll check with them in a little bit and see what's going on live if just a moment. >>> time now for a check of the forecast on this thursday morning. here's lynette. >> good morning everyone. yes, we are dealing with chilly temperatures this morning. mount airy 43 degrees. and we can see reisterstown at 42 at the four bush school. west -- friendship elementary school also coming in at 42 degrees. so these temperatures are on the cool side. definitely need to take that coat with you this morning. as you head out and about. maryland's most powerful radar is dry. and this is going to be the scenario as we head throughout the day. inspect expecting any type of rain whatsoever. the planner shows you that. chilly temperatures this morning and crisp weather. nice and brisk and then by lunchtime. mostly sunn

help and they did it early. and the crews they have been coming as far away as texas. >> linda so is live at the staging area near bwi and linda, with a storm this massive it could be days before they go out and work towards restoring power right. >> reporter: that's because of the wind and stronger winds we have been expecting. in the two hours we have been here i felt the wind pick up. it's harder to keep my umbrella up here but this is the parking lot where all of those utility trucks are manned. a lot of them from out of state. again we have crews from 10states to help. they are preparing for massive power outage that sandy makes the way to the area. strong winds and heavy rains bringing down a lot of trees and power lines and leave thousands of people in the dark. crews from out of state started to arrive this weekend to get ready for the massive response. they came in from florida and georgia and oklahoma and mississippi and five other states. bge says altogether they have about 3,000 people manned and ready to go once the area starts to feel the impact of the storm. crews will work long shifts to remove tr

help. how did this recession affect linda mcmahon? in 2009, her company took $10 million in state tax credit designed to create jobs. at the same time, she laid off 10% of the workforce and made $46 million that year. she says that was the tough time and a bad recession. all she had to do to keep those 10% of workers on board was to just make $8 million less than a year and decide she could get by on $38 million that year rather than $46 million and as people could still be working. this recession has made me work harder but this recession doesn't seem to have affected the linda mcmahon. >> you say that you have worked harder for the people of connecticut. i think need to be honest about your attendance record in washington. you did not attend the committee hearings dealing with the recession, even when you served on the powerful financial services committee. you missed 80% of those meetings. i think a recession is a time when the war -- when you need to focus and understand as much as you can about what is going on and he needed to h

help. how did this recession affect linda mcmahon?in 2009, her company took $10 million in state tax credit designed to create jobs. at the same time, she laid off 10% of the workforce and made $46 million that year. she says that was the tough time and a bad recession. all she had to do to keep those 10% of workers on board was to just make about $8 million less that year, and decide she could get buy on $38 million that year rather than $46 million, and those people could still be working. this recession has made me work harder but this recession doesn't seem to have affected the linda mcmahon. >> you say that you have worked harder for the people of connecticut. i think need to be honest about your attendance record in washington. you did not attend the committee hearings dealing with the recession, even when you served on the powerful financial services committee. you missed 80% of those meetings. i think a recession is a time when you need to focus and understand as much as you can about what is going on and he needed to have bee

linda so, abc2 news. >>> well, october is breast cancer awareness month and now one of the organizations dedicated to helping women fight the disease is saying they're in trouble. >> yes, stay with us this morning, we're going to tell you how komen right now, komen maryland says they have taken a financial hit, what they say could be to blame. >> and how much would you pay to to be one of the top dogs on your facebook news feed? would you be willing to pay it? we'll take a look in just a bit. here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> for the first time, komen maryland is admitting it's hurting financially. >> the organization that helps women with breast cancer, they say that their donations are down about 50%. with the success of the first ever komen race for the cure in ocean city. the group didn't expect to be this far behind with their goals. they have called those who aren't running in the race for the cure later this month to find out why. people right no

family an online web site that helps home buyers get the inside scoop on potential property may be the leasing information that's considered too private for the public eye. linda yi say some say it's almost predatory. >> real estate agent san na is showing a buyer an oakland home now in foreclosure. but they can now find out about these distressed deals before the bank takes the home. the new feature gives details about the home headed for foreclosure. this homeowner has been served a notice of default. but the home is not yet on the market. >> to have that put in a public place for everyone to see, it's so humiliating and so embarrassing. >> there are pictures of the home and the address. >> this is like anybody your neighbor could see it. your personal financial situationing right all over the places. >> this map shows all the properties available. the blue homes indicate the one the bargain hunter can pounce on. home buyer beth hood isn't sold on that idea. >> that almost seems predatory in a way. >> but the sight says they're doing a free service for housing market with so imvenator which drives prices up. dual.com says all of the information on foreclosed

. >> they help pay bills and support families and find acure. >> we are racing for the cure on sunday and linda so is live at the race site where we will be sunday morning coming around 7 a.m. for you on abc2. they are still getting ready. >> reporter: that's right. we are in the final push. we are inside here at the headquarters for the race. joining us is britney and thanks for -- thanks for being here. they are talking about the money raised, people are cure out where it goes and how it helps women. can you talk to us about that. >> one of the great things and one of the unique things about komen maryland is 75% of what is raised stays in maryland. and that money goes to grant programs that provide services across the breast health spectrum. we give grant funding to help women get in and get mammograms and clinical breast exams and women undergoing treatment and provide grant funding for programs that will supply them and their families with meals financial support to help with bills and child care so your child is taken care of when you have to go to an appointment and through survivorship

help your body build itself up. >> this was definitely a colorful presentation. steve, thank you. linda, thank you.ngratulations on beating breast cancer. the time is 11:40. still ahead, information on how you can attend this year's lighting of the national christmas as governor, i cut five billion dollars in spending and balanced the budget every year. and tim kaine and i both cut our own pay as governors, to lead by example. mark warner and i reached across party lines to get things done. we were a great team in richmond and we'll be a great team in washington. i'm tim kaine and i approve this message ...because we'll work together to restore fiscal responsibility, grow our economy and create jobs. [ male announcer ] tim kaine. bringing people together to tackle the challenges of tomorrow. pain. barbara will. stay with us. >>> over loaded. studies show half of women suffer pain from carrying heavy handbags. doctor raymond joins us with tips on reducing the pain. one of my colleagues called you to tell you you had to talk to me about this? >> i better keep my mouth quiet. >> a little bird told you

linda? >> reporter: it all starts with a pep rally for studentsed to and meet with educators, guest speakers, to come up with real strategies to help kids if they are being bullied. joining us this morning is the academy director, erika goodrich thanks for joining us. we were talking earlier, you said this is a growing problem and this is a serious one. kids, this isn't just name calling but you have seen it get much worse. >> absolutely. i've actually experienced, through my course in this journey in education, students who actually contemplate taking their lives. because of bullying. and what i want to say to all children this morning, is to just know that are you loved and that you are supported. and killing yourself is never the answer. because it is only going to keep the problem going. it doesn't help anybody else until you tell somebody. never be afraid to speak up. never walk in silence. never think that you don't have a voice or that somebody is not listening. even if you have to go to a random person, and say, hey, i'm being bullied, here are the things i'm that are going on in my life. tell somebody. it is okay to speak

linda so, abc2 news. >>> 8 minutes after 6 right now. a man says he was just trying to do the right thing. he saw a woman she needed help and he sprang into action. the action led to a tragic situation. we have the details straight ahead. you may be able to excuse the weird over the top attire but when you hear what was in the luggage you will see why he caused panic at the airport. >> reporter: and the ball park goes quiet and we head home but leave behind a big mess at camden yards. who's in charge of cleaning up? we will tell you in a bit. >> and if you thought the cooler temperatures felt like fall, no worries, i will have another chance for some cooler weather to come in here and i will tell you when after the break. >> reporter: well, we are dealing with a crash on 95 and another on the southwest corner of the beltway. i am tracking the delays and we will have the complete timesaver traffic report coming up. >> this is a live picture of new york city's sometime square. the orioles take on the yankees. let's get being a look at tech -- let's look at the the tech bites. >> reporter: from grips to glitch apple has tr

helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. been to, but certainly the t >> your realtime captioner: lindaie macdonald. >>> it may be the worst bachelor party they have ever been to but certainly the most memorable. how a free wedding blowout turned into a rescue on the bay. >>> only on cbs 5 hundreds of workers on a bay area bakery chain get an ultimatum. what they say they will have to prove or they may be out of a job. >> one step now. >> plus, how marshmallows can help kids become better behaved. good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. >>> breaking news. a sinking boat cut short a bachelor party for a group of guys on the bay tonight. the fire department says a 400- foot party boat called the neptune hit a rock and began taking on water near pier 39 in san francisco. this happened about 8:30 tonight. a coast guard cutter and other smaller boats came to the rescue to take the 22 people back to shore. >> i think i was the only one concerned because i don't like boats but everyone else was loving it. >> i was loving it as soon as we got off the boat that wasn't sinking. now i'm c

linda so, abc2 news. >>> a robbery scheme leaves one woman running for her life. the victim answered the door in the middle of the night to find a girl begging for help claiming shen in a fight with her boyfriend. when the woman stepped out a masked man attacked her. she managed to free herself and run to a nearby neighbor's home. >> she was quite beat up. they slammed her face into the gravel driveway and she managed to get away from him and vault over a couple wheel barrels that the guy was following her tripped over. so that's how she got into our house -- she goes into our house safely. >> the man broke into the woman's home joining the other man and they demand cash from her husband. >>> a man is recovering after being shot by police. it happened around 9 last night on spaulding avenue which is near the belvedere avenue area and pimlico road. the violent crimes task force was patrolling the when they heard -- area when they heard gunfire. they caught man running and tried to question him and he opened fire. the they fired back and he was taken to the hospital in serious by stable condition. no officers were hurt. >>> it's going to be insured after a threaten

help. how did this recession affect linda mcmahon? in 2009, her company took $10 million in state tax credit designed to create jobs. at the same time, she laid off 10% of the workforce and made $46 million that year. she says that was the tough time and a bad recession. all she had to do to keep those 10% of workers on board was to just make $8 million less than a year and decide she could get by on $38 million that year rather than $46 million and as people could still be working. this recession has made me work harder but this recession doesn't seem to have affected the linda mcmahon. >> you say that you have worked harder for the people of connecticut. i think need to be honest about your attendance record in washington. you did not attend the committee hearings dealing with the recession, even when you served on the powerful financial services committee. you missed 80% of those meetings. i think a recession is a time when the war -- when you need to focus and understand as much as you can about what is going on and he needed to h

mayor's office told me that they are prepared to help place some of these people who have lost their jobs but allen, it isn't going to be easy. >> devastating. linda yee, thanks so much. >>> san francisco's suisun bay is the final resting place for many old ships. but the deteriorating fleet is polluting the water. cbs 5 reporter patrick sedillo on the steps being taken to clean it up. >> we sweep every ship out here every 90 days. >> reporter: call it the mothball fleet, ghost fleet, this is for old navy and merchant ships off 680 and suisun bay is shrinking. 36 ships have been rebeloved with three more going out -- have been removed with three more going out from the original 57. >> we use them for spare parts, law enforcement training, even national security exercises. >> reporter: the ships that have been there for years have been leaking toxins such as oil, paint and pcbs into the suisun bay. some of them date back to the war in vietnam. >> unfortunately, for years, the previous administration let obsolete vessels sit idle in these waters. and steps were not taken to prevent devastating pollution to suisun bay's ecosystem. >> reporter: now th

. >> and it would be helpful to them, but you have connecticut, though, i think that's one we haven't talked about, watch fourth linda mcmahon. >> literally could body slam you. >> smack down. >> much like -- i think you could probably body slam -- anyway. >> i'm going to supplex ben smith. >> i don't know what a supplex is but that's -- >> thank goodness. >> thank you. thank you to luke russert and his boat shoes. no socks. no socks. >> what happens when there's no women on the panel it becomes a wrestling match. >> that's true. >> your producer, no socks. >> alex started that. >> coming up, emotions were crude during an exchange over oil on tuesday night but while president obama and governor romney engaged in hand to hand over energy, little mention is being made of climate change. chris hayes joins us to discuss on set just ahead. i have a cold... i took dayquil, but i still have a runny nose. [ male announcer ] dayquil doesn't treat that. huh? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief to all your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ sighs ] thank you! [ male announcer ] you're welcom

linda mcmahon wants to solve the problem for people who were at the bottom of the income scale by helping people at the top of the income scale. that is not what has made our country great. what is made our country great is investing in those people. that's why think we should end the bush tax is for the wealthy come at a cabin payor deficit and that the other half into education. that's why i don't think that linda mcmahon needs another $7 million tax cut. we should be putting the money for people weatherby job training programs or whether it be lowering class size. ultimately, investment in people, believing they can do something great is what is going to close that gap. the linda mcmahon has had a chance to do this and she hasn't done it. when the state of connecticut gave her $10 million, her company, to create jobs in the middle of the recession, she took that money, pocketed it and at the same time, laid off 10% of our workforce, while making $46 million. that's what exacerbates the wage gap in ceos who take advantage of state tax credits and take advantage of their workers to make

to really help our schools, vote yes on thirty-eight. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald of a large fire involving several buildings in san francisco at the "squat & gobble" restaurant. it broke out around 6:30 this morning. it forced the closure of muni's westport central train tunnel. now that effects the k, l and the m lines. the bus bridge has been set up to move passengers past that area. >>> the best baseball story of the year is over. the oakland as eliminated from the play-offs last night with a loss at home to the tigers in game 5. but the giants won yesterday. they advance to the national league championship series. game one set to go sunday either against the nats or cards, whoever wins tonight. traffic and weather coming right up. >>> good morning. well, unfortunately, it is anything but "friday light" out there. it's really busy in a number of spots including the bay bridge after an early-morning fender- bender on the skyway. it's been stacked up through the macarthur maze through 7:00 this morning. so slow on the approaches as well including down the eastsho

linda von often hit it big in the new england mega-bucks plus drawing. don't think they will be letting money change them. >> we are going to help our kids. it's always been about helping our kids, you know. >> she doesn't want to fly so we are not going to fly anywhere. still in shock, trying to figure it all out. >> they can cruise, they don't have to fly. bob and linda aren't the only winners. the store that sold the winning ticket gets $30 grand from the lottery commission. store owners will share that reward with employees. >> the debate season is well underway and up next, perhaps the most interesting of the three presidential debates we will get to see. this time it would be updecided voters asking the questions. >> round two, president obama and governor mitt romney face off in their second debate tuesday, a town hall moderated by cnn's candy crowley who says the form represents unique challenges for the candidates. >> the challenge is they've got to connect not just with the people looking into the television and watching them but the people on the stage with them, some 80 or so undecided voters chosen by gallup so they have to k

it helps with the sensitivity issues and it satisfies the needs that i would look for in a toothpaste. >> your realtime captioner: linda

helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> your realtime captioner: lindadonald >>> good morning. tuesday, october 2. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. we're following breaking news out of southern arizona. the department of homeland security says a u.s. border patrol agent was killed and another wounded in a shooting near the mexican border. the department says the agents were involved in a shooting on duty near businesses bisby this morning. they were assigned 100 miles southeast of tucson. the wounded agent is being airlifted to a hospital. they are not identified yet. >>> breaking news out of vallejo. a house fire injuries a firefighter. two people got out safely this morning. cbs 5 reporter cate caugiran on the scene this morning spoke to one of the victims about a specia item he was able to save. tell us about it. >> reporter: it was his college degree that he saved. he just graduated from cal state sacramento actuall in spring. he also told me how this whole morning started. they have smoke detector

helps him wash his car. mother nature's cool like that. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning. it's tuesday, october 23rd. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm elizabeth wenger. michelle has the morning off. time now is 6:30. >> that should end it. and who else, scutaro... and the giants have won the pennant. >> game 7 for the san francisco giants ended in the pouring rain. but it was a happy ending for the hometown fans. a team that never says die stormed its way into the world series and they did it in their home park. for the second straight post- season series the giants won three elimination games. >> and they are moving on. they open up the world series in san francisco. game one set to go tomorrow and we start our team coverage this morning with dennis o'donnell with the nl champs last night. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. down three games to one the giants outscored st. louis 20-1 over the final three games to win the nlcs. bruce bochy and mike metheny game faces on for game 7. bottom of the 2nd 1-0 giants, pitcher matt cain with two o

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help take away my sensitivity. it's a life changer, it really is. it makes you go from grumpy back to happy again. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>ye violent night in san jose. right now, police are searching for suspects in two murders just hours apart. >> and breaking down the first presidential debate. who polls are calling the winner and the buzz about big bird. >>> and heat wave over. bring on the cooler fall temperatures and even a chance of rain in our seven-day forecast. that's right. we'll show it to you coming up. >> and major bart delays continue this morning. i'll have details on that