process to take a little longe longer. >>reporter: dan it would have taken longer if the coroner rae layed on dna testing but it appears it didn't have to come to that. hayward police haven't said how the coroner office identified the skeletal maynes but likely they made the match through dental records. since dna test typically take weeks. volunteer search team discovered the bed is the interpleasanton. now that it has been identified as that of missing nursing stunt michelle lae the next step is to figure out how she died. >> part of what they will did is detail analysis of the corpse and body to see if there's a head trauma, skull fracture to explain how did the death occur. >>reporter: tonight development come on the same daily accused killer appeared in court. east at the been didn't enter a plea but was appointed an attorney. the 27-year-old who is pregnant with her second child told abc 7 news in may she openly hates lee. emotions that likely stem from a lover try angle. east at the been attorney talked about how he

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long. the golden gate bridge ride is fairly typical for 101 southbound. volume a little lighter. typical slowing for 101 northbound. no red to speak up. some slowing through los altos on to a the northbound. that looks and a little unusual. some slowing around the 92 interchange for the san mateo commute. that affects traffic coming off of the westbound ride. >> overcast conditions throughout most of the bay. here is where the fog is expected to be in the 9 am hour. fairly widespread. 10:00 a.m., 50s and 60s throughout the bay. the delta will be in the mid '80s, generally. livermore and san jose, the same boat. here is a quick look around the bay where temperatures should be and some of our bay area cities. warmer to the north. man-upper 70's. here is your 7 day forecast. the general trend after the next few days is cooler. the weekend that looks pretty cool. 8:08 a.m.. we'll take a quick break and be right back. >> president obama just arrived in north carolina. he is visiting a business that he thinks could benefit from the proposal he is pushing congress to pass, the jobs bill

lincoln said that the world will little note nor long remember what we said here, but it can never forget what they did. over 2900 people were killed 10 years ago in the attacks on the world trade center. for the 16 of those who perished or our brother and sister firefighters -- 416 of those who perished work our brother and sister firefighters. 25,000 other lives worse. because of them. none of us will ever forget where we were on the morning of september 11, 2001. at police headquarters in san francisco, we watched in horror as the images were replayed on every channel. we learned one of the airplane is believed to be hijacked was heading to san this is good. later, we learned flight 93 went down in pennsylvania. in the days that followed, we heard stories of incredible heroism in which the passengers engaged and saved the lives of others. as we came to grips with the events of that day, a recurring theme emerged. all those police officers and firefighters rushed into the burning buildings as everyone else was trying to get out. i think we were equally surprised at fire stations and pol

lawmakers in tallahassee there's been some buzz on the web this week about a little known long of books in florida and how that law is still being enforced today. more than a half million couples in florida are breaking the law and they might not even know it right now it is against florida law for unmarried people to live together and anyone who's caught could face a fine and be sent to jail. that's right there's a lot of dating back to eight hundred sixty eight and makes it illegal for unmarried couples to live together in the state and you must be asking yourself surely the state and forcing this crazy law right police of the court systems actually wasting taxpayer money and prosecuting people who are shutting up but you my friend would be wrong see in the last five years seven hundred people have been charged using this law in just the last year more than one hundred people were charged for cohabitation while not married it's a second degree misdemeanor and carries heavy penalties it states that anyone in florida who lives together without being married could be charged with a misde

it was not justified because there was no link between iraq and nine eleven again if that is a little bit long complicated story you know there you know clearly man had been harboring al qaeda and osama bin laden's and there was an argument from from going in and cleaning out. but that ought to have been an extremely limited and surgical operation and the u.s. should have got you know betty very quickly instead we be a kind of stuck in a quagmire there and i think that is a huge problem for the u.s. and for the rest of the world too so in effect by putting in perspective something like six thousand two hundred american soldiers died have died so far in iraq and afghanistan in effect the terrorists one of rolled in there. you know in a sense yes they did because you know be arranged for america to have such a huge overreaction to those who want a bag that they in fact succeeded in stopping america from within the country as opposed to from outside a you know it's be a hand try to get america to you know launch the kind of ten year war that it has launched by simply a conventional attack they wo

poor little guy. >> a long time to hang on. all you need is some kitty treats and things work out. >> all you need is treats any time and you pretty much get what you want. >>> well, it's time for an early look at some stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. a court hearing is set in washington following cigarette makers' claims the new federally mandated warning labels on cigarette packaging violates their free speech rights. due next year the new labels will include graphic images and warning messages aimed to deter people from smoking. >>> to mark childhood cancer awareness month a group called 46 mommas will shave their heads in washington meant to raise awareness and funds and inspire others to help find a cure for childhood cancer. >>> happy birthday to actor larry hagman who turns 80. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. >>> and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, here's a look at wha

security when mitt romney in his own book that came out just last year said the following it's a little longquote to the screen for our viewers. this is romney on social security. megyn: there you have your guy mitt romney comparing those managing social security to criminals. who is he to drit size rick perry. >> i think the public is getting misdirected using ponzi scheme other pass yaj you just said. governor romney believes social security should be saved and fixed and reformed and maintained in contrast to what governor perry has said calling eight failure -- calling its unconstitutional and saying things along those lines. there is some difference. i wouldn't get hung on the labels. i would get hung up on what is the substantive approach of these candidates. in governor romney's case he wants to save and fix social security. megyn: governor perry did not say he does not wants to fix social securities. at the last debate he said we have to be focused on how we are going to change this program. he says people on social security don't need to worry about anything. he says folks for the st

. >> students should realize that the little things really do go a long way. >> those little habits, watch them. those midnight taco bell runs. those habits last through your lifetime. >> 70 million american workers do not have access to employee based retirement benefits according to america's for secure retirement. >> start doing it while you're waiting tables in college because then you're just used to doing it. it becomes a part of your regular life style. and by having it be a part of your regular life style you will retain those goals of being able to retire at 65. >> according to a study, three out of five middle class retirees can expect to out live their financial assets if they maintain their standard of living. >> somebody who spends $100,000 a year after social security, they are going to need 2 and a half million dollars saved in order to live the rest of their lives comfortably. >> the president of a financial advisory firm says some people don't realize how much they have to save in order to be financially secure. >> people aren't just saving as much as they used to. t

. >> and sometimes a little goes a long way. but can you get the bill collectors off your back? up next, we explain the rules, your rights and the one thing you can do to get the calls to stop for good. >>> a baby great whitewashing up on shore, but it's what happens next that has people talking tonight. >>> good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. on this first full week of fall, a hot day across the bay area. gilroy at 100 degrees and clear skies tonight. we'll talk about some rain coming our way. in fact, one of the largest systems that we may he in here months in my seven-day forecast. >>> we have breaking international news coming into the newsroom tonight. there are reports tonight that hugo chavez has been admitted to a military hospital after suffering kidney failure. sources say his condition is serious and that doctors are considering transferring him to a private hospital so he can receive better treatment. chavez had just returned last thursday from cuba where he received radiation treatment for an undisclosed type of cancer. the story is just breaking. >>

as ktvu's maureen naylor reports, there's no word on how long the little guy will stay. >>> this is the new star of the open sea exhibit. a 4-foot long great white shark weighing 43 pounds and is less than a year old. >> he's little. >> reporter: grinning ear to ear, this college student is skipping school to come here. >> i'm in school to be a marine biologist, so i jump jumped on the opportunity. >> having it in captivity and this close is a treat. >> reporter: and a lucky treat for this family from germany. >> you have mentioned this movie from steven spielburg with the big white. >> reporter: this is the sixth great white shark and the smallest. and he's said to be acclamating well. >> she's not bumping into the wall, he's making good turns. >> reporter: he will be kept until his health is well and until he outgrows the exhibit. the last stayed just over two weeks. in pacific grove, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have an update now on a story we brought you last night involving cases of animal abuse in the south bay. wildlife experts are trying to rescue two ducks injur

he added the world will little note nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. so it is with flight 93. for as long as this memorial stands, we will remember what the men and women aboard the plane did here. we'll pay tribute to the courage they showed, the sacrifice they made, and the lives they spared. the united states will never forget. may god bless you all. [ applause ] >>> before president bush came up to speak, i asked him if he was having a hard time. he said, i was doing fine till i looked at you, all of you. last night, hillary came home after spending the day in new york, and her eyes were red because ten years ago she was the senator representing those 343 firemen and nearly 900 people from cantor fitzgerald who died and all the others. as we remember what happened in new york, at the pentagon and he here, all the rest of us set to honor those who were lost, to thank those who loved them for keeping their memory alive, raising their children, finding the strength to go on with your own lives, i think we should also thank president bus

every little day. but as long. as you get the first seals of playfully frolicking on the beach seals are the largest animals here they lie around looking forward to the arrival of fame or else after they come here the place will be teeming with arabs the smaller seals will be driven away they will move to the edge of the beach. in winter the first seals head for the sea of japan but they spend some of on the commander on it's nearly a quarter of a million seals gather here each year this is almost one fifth of the world's total . there are only males on the beach now instead the seals of busy dividing the breeding ground into plots that. once they have moved into that territory they will stay there until late august. after the famous seals arrive the beach will be off limits to outsiders the males will kill anybody showing up there. these powerful animals quickly respond to any sign of danger is so strong that a brief jerk of their neck can send a forty kilogram carol flying over several meters. because of the beau

as ktvu's maureen naylor reports, there's no word on how long the little guy will stay. >>> this is theew star of the open sea exhibit. a 4-foot long great white shark weighing 43 pounds and is less than a year old. >> he's little. >> reporter: grinning ear to ear, this college student is skipping school to come here. >> i'm in school to be a marine biologist, so i jump jumped on the opportunity. >> having it in captivity and this close is a treat. >> reporter: and a lucky treat for this family from germany. >> you have mentioned this movie from steven spielburg with the big white. >> reporter: this is the sixth great white shark and the smallest. and he's said to be acclamating well. >> she's not bumping into the wall, he's making good turns. >> reporter: he will be kept until his health is well and until he outgrows the exhibit. the last stayed just over two weeks. in pacific grove, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have an update now on a story we brought you last night involving cases of animal abuse in the south bay. wildlife experts are trying to rescue two ducks injured

this arrowhead here is maybe just under half an inch long, tiny little piece made out of jasper in some canyon someplace. there are larger objects. there are cliff dwellings that you find up in the alcoves. this is out on the navajo reservation in southern utah. this is part of a structure that's about, i'd say, 300 rooms running along the back side of this canyon, a little village, small city, something. artifacts everywhere. one of the walls had fallen out, revealing the floor that had been packed in there, hundreds of years of people using the same floor just pushing down the dirt so that there are pieces of woven -- of braided string sticking out of the floor everywhere and arrowheads and broken pottery and i realized when i came up against the stack of this trash pile i put my head against it and looked along it. i could see it was covered with hair. people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and

how long this little heat wave is expected to last. ,,,,,,,, chances. >>> 10 years after the september 11th terror attacks, bay area police aren't taking any chances. linda yee with what law enforcement agencies are doing to keep you safe. linda? >> reporter: well, liz, bay area law enforcement will be on high alert throughout this coming weekend. and they are not taking any chances, you say, especially around transportation systems and specifically around landmarks like this one at the golden gate bridge. for those charged with protecting the tourist favorite, the golden gate bridge is also a high value target. >> after september 11th, 2001, our responsibilities changed to include homeland security as a major role in our responsibilities and this very icon this golden gate bridge, is one of those responsibilities that we take very seriously. >> reporter: the highway patrol is on high alert this weekend. all available officers will be on duty. >> we have bicycles on patrol here. we also have motorcycles on patrol. we have cars on patrol. we have support from air assets and since 9/11,

and so it's a little deceiving at times. >>> it is those long intervals between waves that are makingnext day or two a little unpredictable. live in santa cruz, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the fire broke out at the top of the cajon pass on i15 just about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon and it is rapidly burning into the san bernardino national forest. the fire has already burned more than 8,000 acres. people who live in the oak hills area are being told to leave. only one northbound lane is shutdown, i15 is a popular route between los angeles and las vegas. >>> and temperatures in southern california have been very warm and adding to this fire difficulty. temperatures down there have been in the upper 90s and low 100s. for us we had near 100s out at the livermore valley. all of our friends here at the avenue are noted here. this is typical of what we've been seeing this summer. 600,000 people live around that area. maybe 500,000 but they are in the fog right now and they're wearing their puffy jackets on a night where people in livermore are wearing flip- flops and t-shirts and pe

long. and this little worked out pretty well. all he will do is come out here.e he gets the ball in the flat. everybody is inside. that's an inside out job for the linebacker. he get there. that's the nickel safety. jamaris slaughter. then we had an injury. shields tackled there. never like the speculate. >> dan: shields with his first catch of the game. a big one. that gives south florida the first down. red shirt junior, another one of those players, mike, that stayed in tampa. when you look at the roster of south florida. it is just amazing how many players from the state of florida on the south florida roster. you look at notre dame and all over the country, west coast, midwest, east coast. another tribute to the job that skip holtz and the staff are doing. if you can recruit at home in the state of florida, you'll be a good football team. >> dan: so from the notre dame 30. already up 16-7. to murray. murray with a good game. >> mike: joe miller. watch outside. zeke motta gets cut. a good job by the receiver. that allows him to return the football up here. >

one analyst we talked to say the controversy is unlikely to harm president obama in the long term -- >> a little bit like second guessing, monday morning quarterbacking. maybe they shouldn't have done it. maybe they should have. maybe nine out of 10 times this wouldn't have happened. >>> and what delegates told ktvu about the crowded field of candidates for president. >>> a former church employee agrees to pay back the east bay congregation he's accused of stealing from. the reason that employee says it was an honest mistake. >>> back here in 10 minutes, we have the weekend forecast, we'll show you which day will be the warmest, see you back here in 10. >>> dignitaries helped break ground today for the new defenders ride. the facility on miranda will offer beds for vets. >> come here and we are going to honor everything that you have done for this country. come here, and we will salute you daily. >> reporter: the lodge is scheduled to open in 20123 2013 and services will be free. >>> congresswoman bachmann will head the republican convention in just a couple of hours. delegates are excited about

he added the little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. so it is in flight 93, for as long as this memorial stands, we will remember what the men and women aboard the plane did here. we'll pay tribute to the courage they showed, the sacrifice they made, and the lives they spared. the united states will never forget. may god bless you all. [ applause ] >>> before president bush came up to speak, i asked him if he was having a hard time. and he said i was doing fine until i looked at you, all of you. last night, hillary came home after spending a day in new york. and her eyes were red because ten years ago she was the senator representing those 343 firemen and nearly 900 people from cantor fitzgerald who died and all the others. as we remember what happened at the -- in new york, at the pentagon, and here, to thank those who love them for keeping their memory alive, raising their children, and finding the strength to go on with your own lives. i think we should also thank president bush and those who served with him, vice president biden, p

i'm just going to follow a little long, shimkus.ou asked a lot of the questions in the opening testimony that i had a group of oncologist the other day these are people that make drugs and sell drugs and people that are fda issues or whatever these are people sort of taking care of the patients and they say they literally have to make choices about who they take care of because they don't have the drugs available so that this kind of question. i don't believe the company won't make them if you have a demand for them and they told me that these particular types of drugs are very different and the federal government said the medicare actually has price is different than other drugs is that what they were saying is true? >> i can start with that first of all thank you for your attention to the patient and this is a dire situation for the patient and i've actually tried in other fields so this is very personally and professionally in important to me. we have a rule of medicare here that reimburses according to what is called the average

little if any tangible response. >> you can kill bad guys all day long and little will change. have to change the insurgency from resurging again. >> in 2009, president obama sent more than 30,000 additional troops to afghanistan. to implement a new strategy with the aim to improve security and expanding the weak afghan government. u.s. commanders insist the strategy is showing positive results. conditions on the ground are changing for the better. >> we made a commitment to put the strategy in place with the right people to turn it around and ensure it works. >> as a result of the new strategy here in afghanistan, the afghan security forces have grown to more than 300,000 police officers and soldiers. u.s. commanderrers insist afghans will take the lead and security here by the end of 2014, rick. >> conor powell streaming live from kabul. thanks. >>> back at home, folks in pennsylvania and new york are also dealing with the aftermath of the tropical storm lee. you remember that story. tens of thousands of evacuees along pennsylvania river. now being allowed to return home. tha

save it for a little later. a long road to go here. so, listen, thanks to all of you.great having these conversations and it's great being here, hearing the voice of, you know, the lech flelecto florida and tea party members. >> and we're excited to be having this debate. >> don, we'll see you in tampa tomorrow. >> all right. thank you, sir. remember, cnn along with the tea party express, co-hosts the debate among the republican presidential candidates leer in tampa. monday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> florida is a state that republicans have to win in 2012. well, we'll tell you why, and preview tomorrow's debate with two party insiders. that's coming up next. ah. mom? he's here. nice wheels. oh, thanks. keeps me young. hello there, handsome. your dinner's in the microwave, dear. ♪ where do you want to go? just drive. [ engine revs, tires screech ] mom? ♪ >>> the first time everyone said florida is a must-win state for the gop in 2012, but why? let's talk about it aa pruk republican consultant and dana, a cnn contributor. alex, why is florida so impo

right now, shoppers can scan and buy their own booze at those little kiosks as long as they show their i.d. to a cashier. that's the rule. lawmakers say that making customers do their business with an actual cashier will prevent underage drinkers from slipping out with alcohol. the senate is expected to vote on this issue this week. >>> creative theft has an east bay man looking at hard time. police arrested this man for stealing metal greats surrounding trees. he's set to appear in court tomorrow to face charges. he went as far as posing as a city worker and wearing an orange work vest. an officer saw the man remove a cast iron grate in creekside plaza and found two other grates in the man's truck. he's held on a $65,000 bail. >>> in southern california, take a look. a massive wildfire continues to threaten hundreds of homes in a community just south of bakersfield. it's all happening right now in the town of at that hatch pi. fire officials say the blaze charred 4700 acres of dry brush and threatens 650 homes in and around several canyon communities. authorities in curtain county say

sometimes it takes a long -- a little more longer for foster kids to get in school than adults. >> he says that's because foster kids often get moved around from one home to another and he's waiting to find out where he's going to be next. >> i'm used to waiting. >> meanwhile, we got in a game of bowling and he turned out to be quite good. his social worker says, despite the challenges of being without a permanent family, jaden is really a great young man. >> jaden is a very delightful and loveable young man. he's small in stature but has a huge heart. he enjoys sports and loves basketball and football and loves to draw and listens to music. >> he's already figured out what he likes in a permanent adopted family. >> they have to like playing board games and everything, helping me with my homework. >> he had some wonderful gifts from a souvenir trophy shaped like a bowling pin and then to top off the day, screech showed up, bearing all kinds of gifts, lots of attention for a young man who could use some. and if you have room in your home and your heart for jaden, call the special adopt

a little bit more long-term vision and leadership needed from business. >> one of the things about theion is that people sit on profits and not hiring and there's a lot of uncertainty out there and a lot of this has to do with europe, an area you know so well with the climate still so cloudy for the euro zone and what's happening in europe, is that partly freezing what's happening here. >> i think it is a bit. there is this sense that europe could go horribly wrong. we hope the euro zone will survive and default will be avoided. the mood on wall street is as bad as i've seen it since summer of 2008 for lehman brothers collapse that we fell into this great depression risk environment and so we are worried at the moment in business and i think you're starting to see that people are reluctant to hire whereas once you actually fell confident that banking problems are put behind us that europe was on a path to growth again, you would see firms more willing to hire. there's a lot of domestic issues here. there's a lack of confidence in president obama and whether he has plans and strategy to

ahead reaction from capitol hill after executives from a bankrupt bay area company traveled a long way to say little. good afternoon, i am tori campbell. the top executives from fremont based solar company made a highly anticipated appearance before a congressional committee in washington, d.c. this morning. but as alison burns reports live from washington, d.c., they left without saying much. >> reporter: it was one of the most aggressive hearings i have covered in quite a while here on capitol hill. republicans were relentless in their questions of their executives, but they were determined not to say very much. >>> the last time their ceo brian harrison met with some of them was earlier this summer, assuring them his company was making excellent progress. >> he looked me in the eye and assured me that everything was just fine. >> reporter: but now that they have collapsed, taking a half a billion dollar federal loan guarantee down with it, house republicans are seizing the moment to put the company's executives under oath and demand answers. >> i want to ask mr. harrison, if he thinks the america

the combined events which is a little similar to the half long where athletes run a three thousand meter distance stop i just should it's our gets separated the cool headed from the rest though the russians result wasn't enough to win an individual medal the fourth place finish still earned it you have. a place on russia's olympic team. despite the fact that you've posted to personal best results in fan since women she still couldn't win the bronze this shows that women spend tatham is her competitive no and to win a tournament an athlete must go to himself but thirty minutes will continue over the next few days with the men's women's and mixed seen relays still to come as well as the men's individual final. her mom cost her of moscow that is all the sport for this hour but if you'd like to check out some more why not slaw go into our you tube and indeed facebook pages where you'll be kept busy for hours i promise you that is all this for for i see actually. like millions of americans i've lost thousands of dollars in retirement funds and i haven't had as bad as many it's not just the ba

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the debates airing on their network and so they are just pimping this thing out like a little teenage girl with a long up. publican presidential candidate prepping for the biggest night yet eight o'clock eastern time tonight the first republican debate our big story here is foolish kids tonight the texas governor gets his first national spotlight the n.b.c. politico today at the reagan library in simi valley and this debate is the fourth of the g.o.p. presidential race our n.b.c. news political debate will get underway tonight on a low groan for the g.o.p. contenders the reagan presidential library in california. and i don't really gets me about this aside from the fact that of course the debate hasn't even happened yet and already it's drowning out the wars the economy and all of our coverage but the casey anthony case did that too so i guess i'd rather it be a presidential debate the way gets me is that these people will spend hours upon hours going over every little detail what these candidates where every single word that they utter who their campaign managers are when the most recent renovations

become blind events which is a little similar to by half long where athletes run a three thousand meter distance stopping to shoot it's our gets separated the cool headed from the rest though the russians result wasn't enough to win an individual medal the fourth place finish still earned it you have. a place on russia's olympic team. despite the fact that you've become a poster to personal best results. fanciness women she still couldn't win the bronze this shows that women can tatham is very competitive and to win a tournament and the third most to himself the tournaments will continue over the next few days with the men's women's and mix team relays still to come as well as the men's individual final. cost for of r.t. moscow alright just before i go i'll update you on some football news in russia samuel eto has scored on his home debut for the score one one with a vole get that is all your sport i'll see you in two hours time from. america marks a decade since the tragedy of nine eleven which united a nation brought about two of the bloodiest walls of the twenty first century. and af

become blind events which is a little similar to by half long where athletes run a three thousand metre distance stoppages units are gets separated the coolheaded from the rest. though the russians result wasn't enough to win an individual medal the fourth place finish still earned it you have the key a good place on russia's olympic team. despite the fact that you've posted to personal best results the fan since women she still couldn't win the bronze this shows that women can tough them is her competitive now and to win a tournament and the third must out to himself the tournaments will continue over the next few days with the men's women's and make steam relays still to come as well as the men's individual final. cost for of artsy moscow. sports so now say tuned for the world weather update. today's news and this week's top stories in the violent aftermath of nine eleven the world commemorate history's deadliest terrorist attack but criticism of washington's resolving war on terror refuses to go away. forever young a rush of bids farewell to the players of a top national ice hockey t

and very little had happened politically for a very long time and to get some ways the unfreezing in russia began unfreezing in other parts of the world we're seeing it today in the arab spring not necessarily for better not necessarily for worse but for more interesting what do you make of the violence that there is right now in the world has it always been that way and just that weren't aware or has it got to really worse well it you know it kind of ebbs and flows in the world i mean you think about china in the one nine hundred fifty s. russia in the one nine hundred thirty s. you think about germany of course in the thirty's and forty's so there's been times when the pace of death was faster than it is now but also times when it was slower . you look at the war in the congo and people say as many as two million people have been killed in a series of civil and international conflicts in the congo in the last ten years and i'm afraid that as we have more technology. we don't become better we simply become more able to do things both good and bad that is technology doesn't change wh

so as long as we cannot deal with our own abuse problems in our part of the world, then i think we should be a little more humbler before criticizing. as long as we have this huge demand for heroin-- not only in the west; we have in china and southeast asia, in the pacific, japan, wherever-- and as long we cannot deal with it ourselves, then we should be a little bit more balanced in the criticism. >> woodruff: "raw opium" is being screened at film festivals here in the u.s. and abroad. find a link on our website for a list of dates and cities. you can learn about the economist film project or submit your own film at film.economist.com. >> brown: finally tonight, triumphant wins and catastrophic collapses as major league baseball heads to the playoffs. they called it "wild card wednesday": the final night of the regular season with four teams vying for two remaining spots in baseball's postseason field. and when it was over, the sport had indeed seen one of the wildest nights in its history. the st. louis cardinals got things started shutting out the houston astros eight-nothing. at the beginning of