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nbc's live in stamford now. abby, what's happening live now? >> reporter: good morning, aaron.ight now police are keeping us back in a park here in stamford, connecticut, and this was miriam carey's backyard when she lived here the last several years before she was killed during yesterday's pursuit. the search is happening right through the woods here, the apartment complex just beyond there. police are still set up as the search is still under way. now authorities first got on scene, started swarming the building yesterday afternoon as soon as that connecticut plate on that car that crashed near our nation's capitol was traced back to the stamford address. we've seen the bomb squad. we've seen federal investigators. they won't tell us exactly what they're looking for or if they found anything yet. this investigation still very much an active one. they do tell us they believe this building is safe. however, just as a precaution they've evacuated more than 50 apartment buildings, the folks still not let back inside this morning and a lot of them say in are just so shaken that so

murray hired by aeg live and should aeg live pay damages.n deliberating. after just 13 hours of deliberations. >> has the jury reached a verdict? >> for the jury to begin considering awarding the jackson any money the jurors had to answer yes to the first five questions. >> did aeg live hire dr. conrad murray? >> answer. yes. >> but when the court assistant read the second question. was dr. conrad murray unfit or incompetent to perform the work for which he was hired? answer. no. >> the jurors concluded that the concert promoter was not liable for michael jackson's death. >> there appeared to be frustration among the jurors we talked to a they were boxed in by question number two. >> the jury foreman cited the specific language in the verdict form as a deciding factor in their decision. >> the court gave us a series of questions to answer. and in each question it didn't stop with is dr. conrad murray competent? it asked was conrad murray competent for the job he was hired to do? we felt he was competent to do the job of being a general pract

living standards -- living standards -- living standards up 3700 pounds in the labor government. living standards down 1500 pounds under him. this is a reality of britain under this prime minister. food bank use on the rise. energy bills soaring. even if you are a prime minister in total denial about a cost-of- living crisis. >> if he wants to debate the last labor government, i say bring it on. they trashed the economy. they doubled the national debt. they bankrupted this country. today, on the day we can see there are one million more people in work, that is one million reasons to stick to the economic plan we have. it is one million reasons to keep on getting the deficit down. it is one million reasons to say, more borrowing, more spending, more debt, that is the same old labor. never again. [cheering] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. last night, this gentleman was speaking. last night, you're presented a magazine icon award to the nieces of the gay world war ii code breaker who helped this country win world war ii. the government indicated in july that it would give a par

living with chronic fatigue, living with chronic pain. these people organized in the late 1980s and 1990s and became the downwinders and groups in russia called the white mice. insisted on knowing the record and the continued to insist to this day that living on the radioactive landscape is something no one should ever have to do, and shouldering the burden of our radio genetic legacy is something that should be limited to family and go no farther. so imagine another kind of monument of the people, some are being pushed along in wheelchairs and others are may be carrying an oxygen tank, and some are slowly and some our children, but they are people who sort of refused to give up in that way. i want to show you one last photo to leave you with. i'm going to skip a bunch of others. this is a school play in ozersk. and in ozersk, out of 100,000 births, 900 kids are born with birth defects. that's a really high rate. around two or three. and so this is a special school. and i think this photo does a great job of illustrating how the people of

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let's now take a live look. you can see, we still vay lot of traffic out there, on the beltway, inner and outer loop, around security boulevard. and we'll take a live look west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by pnc bank. see your business cash flow in a whole new way. go to pnc.com/cash flow insight. >>> tonight is a one-dog night. >> it will be a little chilly, compared to what we would normal he expect. west winds feeling like 45 out. if you're addressed to go out, don't dress for 42, dress for 45. come back and look at chilly temps after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a live look outside right now. the temperatures are dropping. and thairs am so, even more tonight. >> if you're heading out later tonight, particularly, do keep a wrap. it will help you stay warm. we're talking about wind chill tonight. if it's 35 and the wind is blowing 10 miles an hour, it feels more like 20 -- 29 to 30. right now, the actual temperature in oakland is 32 now. we're down to 52, 20 degrees warmer than out there. a

john: live your life the way it should be lived.rofessional sger, a doctor@ who works at a clinic in ohio. anthony atkins. you got this idea from the kids you saw. >> the idea from working with youth. it started in ohio, working in a fast track e.r. teenregnancies comes tds, guns, drugs, things of that nature. we just developed a bond. i started talking to them. john: you would say to these kids, like you live like this? >> very straight up with me. and sometimes he did not have a way to go. decided to use the music the way they do and listen to me to teach and educate. that is what we do. john: in response to teen pregnancy let's play a clip from your song titled what if. it. ♪ john: and do you really think this will make a difference? it is hard to think that music could make a difference >> this is medicine and music. yes, given the chance and guarantee it will make a difference. the kids will come back and say, i am so gd you spoke to us th way because a lot of people are not doing i you keep it really does. you keep it straight

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that are living there now to this. i feel like it could literally save, like, save boys' lives. not just boys but i feel like how do we get this book in to the hands of people who need to hear that this is what their life looks like? how do we do that? >> i'm, you know, i'm working on it. i feel, i mean, i'm not as young as i was, you know, like in the event i'm writing about in the book. but i still know a lot of kids in the neighborhood. i have give a couple of them copy of my book. if they ebbs press interest in reading it i'm like you're going to read it inspect and i badger them about whether or not they have readed. some of them have started it. some are actually like, you know, giving my few copies that i get giving it them to them and passing it along to, you know, their friends i'm hoping they're telling me they're reading it so i'm hoping they are reading it. i've been talking to my sister the past couple of day of speaking at the high school because the school was interested in having me come. especially by doing more events like that, you know, that are local i can r

go to the live event. it will change your life. >> announcer: armando montelongo, star of a&e's hit tv show flip this house, and inc. 500's number one educational company in the country is bringing his armando live event series to your area this week. this is a rare opportunity to learn armando's millionaire real estate strategies that made him a household name. armando's team will take you by the hand and show you that you can eliminate debt and create cash now so you and your family can benefit from today's foreclosure market. at armando's live event, you will learn that you can help others out of foreclosure while making huge sums of cash in today's market and in your backyard; that now's the time to buy, renovate, and sell real estate with or without your money or your credit; that you can do this in your marketplace now; you can get pre-foreclosures and foreclosures the way armando does. you can change your family legacy by creating huge sums of cash and getting the financial freedom that you deserve.

we were able to catch that live there. looks like all the lanes are now opening up westbound and everyone is moving off to the treasure island are or completely off the bridge. that will help a lot. this is the toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. if you take the bay bridge, add 15 to 20 minutes to the normal time it takes you to cross that bridge. there's a crash in solano county just past 680. couple lanes blocked there and traffic is going to be slow approaching highway 12. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with developing news. san francisco police are investigating an attempted carjacking and shooting in the city's mission district. brian flores has been on the scene for the past hour and he joins us with a live update. we understand an limo company is involved. >> reporter: yeah, i just got off the phone with the owner of that company. the driver that may have been involved in this shooting is doing okay. he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life threatening in

living standard -- living standards -- [shouting] living standards up 3700 pounds over the 13 years of the last labour government. living standards down 1500 pounds under him. this is the reality of britain under this prime minister. food bank use on the rise, energy bills and soaring, even if you're in work you are worse off and they prime minister in total denial about the cost of living prices facing millions of families. [shouting] >> if he wants to debate the last labour government i say bring it on. they crashed the economy. they bust the banks. they doubled the national debt. they bankrupted this country. and i have to say, today on the day we can see the our 1 million more people in work in our country, that is 1 million reasons to stick to the economic plan that we have. it is 1 million reason to keep on getting the deficit down, delivering on education, to living on welfare. it's 1 million reasons to say more borrowing to more spending and more debt. that is the same old labour. never again. [shouting] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. last night, speed the honorable germa

we are out there live.lameda, jack london square both of those ferry lines have been very, very long lines. we will show you that throughout the morning because trains stopped running early this morning leaving hundreds of thousands of bay area commuters scrambling for other ways to get to work. today's strike came after a marathon bargaining session that lasted nearly 30 hours but abruptly ended late yesterday afternoon both agree the two sides were close to an agreement but the talks broke down. now with bart not running many people who don't normally drive to work are climbing into their cars this morning. traffic sure to be heavier. especially on the bay area bridges. and tom is at the richmond san rafael bridge which is also under construction. >> reporter: yeah its very early in the morning. usually this bridge handles about 35,000 cars during the commute period. the simple situation is a lot of people may not go to work. later on this is likely to become very, very crowded because as people learn abo

it doesn't matter where you live. it doesn't take long to get to petaluma with the tolay fall festival. a good time for kids getting in for $1 under 12. throughout the next couple days, temperatures will stay warm. we also have oktoberfest in campbell. make sure you wear your sunscreen and the half-moon pumpkin festival, we'll take a close look at what to expect heading throughout saturday and sunday. we'll see significant differences between temperatures and your overall conditions for the weekend. 5:51, back to you, john and marla. >>> 5:51 right now. we have new details about a gruesome crash that pinned down 6-year-old twin boys leaving one in critical condition. police say a 90-year-old man hit the gas instead of the brakes striking the young twin boys. this happened in menlo park yesterday afternoon on a busy santa cruz avenue in downtown menlo park. one of the boys was taken to stanford hospital in critical condition and this morning he is still fighting for his life. doctors there performing surgery for severa

live in the woods. the family posted these pictures on instagram from the hospital. believe it or not, was in good enough condition. was found saturday, a little north of lake pillsbury and left the hunting partner to find deer on his own and was not conscious. when he did show up for lunch, he went for help. >> we want to give a special thanks to the hunter. they actually found him and made a journey from the jacket and lifted him all the way back up the road. >> he ate squirrels, lizard, berries, algae, and a snake. >> have to start over on home renovation. it was early yesterday and house is undergoing renovation. fortunately, no one was home at the time of the crash. >> i was lying in bed and i heard what sounded almost like an exmotion and we decided to come outside and see what happened and we saw the police car and came over and looked and the car was so far in the house, i couldn't believe it. >> the driver was arrested and suspected of driving under the influence. time now is 6:09. the famous h

you saw the live view of washington.on't really have any thick fog but there is dense fog in the rural areas. the fog dissipating, should be in the upper 60s much of the region. in the low 80s, we should be hitting the upper 80s by midafternoon and partly cloudy. a look at your weekend in ten minutes. how is traffic now, danella? >>> tom, still light volume. things are looking good, keep in mind, because of the government shutdown. now we'll shoot over to bw parkway. lanes are open. no problems for you. i-95 the same story. a live look at 216. no accidents between the beltways. back in ten minutes. eun, over to you. >> see you then, thank you. the crime scene near capitol hill is not the only one linked to miriam carey after this dramatic chase. what we're learning about the search of her connecticut home next. >>> also ahead, the potential financial break that thousands financial break that thousands of federal workers could get "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." these are birth cont

we'll take you live to the opening bell as we give you a live look at the nasdaq right now.t is 6:27. stay with us. >>> right now, giving you a live look at the new york stock exchange as they ring in the day. that is viva out of pleasanton with the honors getting the day jump-started. we are also going to take you over to the nasdaq. that's deepak chopra getting them going on this wednesday, october 16th. i'm jon kelly. >>> i'm marla tallez. >>> b.a.r.t. training are still running throughout the bay area and will continue running all day long while negligeotiations continue between the transit agency and the unions. before 1:00 this morning, the closed door meetings ended. neither b.a.r.t. nor its unions were willing to speak to the media. b.a.r.t. says it is working on a deal that fits within the $57 million four-year final offer that b.a.r.t. issued to its unions on sunday. negotiations are ongoing. trains are running today for the entire day. >> happening right now, the senate literally scrambling on a last-minute deal here. the country's debt limit deadline looms. we ta

i never felt like i lived in a city in los angeles, but when i lived in massachusetts, where i live, i was close to boston. i had such a great time in boston but i did not like massachusetts so much because it was cold, the culture was foreign to me. when i came to san francisco, the first time i came, there was a rainbow over the bay and there was something calling me. i was 20 at the time. i knew that this was a place i needed to live. the history here, you can see it in terms of buildings, you know the history from, labor history, hit the history, history of what happened in 1978 with milk, mosconi. but i wanted to be a part of its. >> what got you involved in politics? >> i had been involved in politics for decades. i was doing work around central america, supporting people in central america, protecting against u.s. imperialism, and their right to live. i was doing a lot of work on campus in college. head of work against apartheid. i was involved in a lot of the efforts to push back on efforts to remove affirmative action, prop 209, all kinds of work around ballot measures that

live on our employers whether linspire live live in the live. live. live. live live. plus top rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. to live. i'll talk about the medics state of journalism in the u.s. and there's nothing better than getting that claim validated from one of the most renowned reporters in the world seymour hersh's a man so balls in controversial that republicans have deemed him the closest thing american journalism has to a terrorist so last week he had some explosive words to say to students at city university in london about the a business failure of the fourth the state in comments published by the guardian hersh lambasted the mainstream media for its strict compliance with the obama administration narrative he suggested that the only solution is to fire ninety percent of current editors across the country effectively shutting down the entire corporate media apparatus but hersh to the stop there he also chastised journalist for wholeheartedly accepting the rationale of national security for every single foreign policy decision i

if the willows can't live there, how sure can i be that i will continue to be able to live there? >> why can't they live there? >> i don't know. it's something in the water. that's why we went down to the governor's office. this is intolerable. there's no excuse for it. and there's no justification for the permanent destruction of the world. my belief and i've written out of it for many years is that the world and our life in it are conditional gifts. we have the world to live in and the use of it to live from on the condition that we will take good care of it. and to take good care of it we have to know it and we have to know how to take care of it. and to know it and to be willing to take care of it, we have to love it. and we've ignored all that all these years. >> you wrote quite recently that the two great aims of industrialization, replacement of people by technology and the concentration of wealth in the hands of a small plutocracy seem, in your words, close to fulfillment. what do you think from your life's experience might stall the momentum and perhaps even reverse it? >

he knows there is a lot to live up to here. week four, he nails a dance earning triple nines from judges. >> it's memorable that is like perfect. you know? when you die and go to heaven, and angels do pso doble, that is what it looked like. >> this week he's looking for another victory. >> our song is exactly epic. that is the only way to describe it. there is a lot to choreograph every team to something. you know? it's powerful. i like, when i take them right now. >> we're doing a handle. >> music. >> no. >> no. >> we do know. >> next week we're going to shake it. >> another night at dancing fun begins at 8:00 but at the end of the evening one more couple will be eliminated. >> and remember, you can catch two hours of "dancing with the stars" here at 8:00 followed by castle, then join us tonight at 11:00. >> good night on television. >> still to come at 4:00 we're going to check in on the drive home. an effort to get out of san francisco. we're learning bart is in talks with at least one union. >> plus, obama care glitch. what

we'll take you back out live. you'll see the workers here that from the transportation agency, they are passing out pamphlets to commuters giving them options in case there is a strike tomorrow. they are telling them about the ferry, bicycling, carpools. again, people are certainly gearing up for a possible strike tomorrow afs right now we just don't know. riders want this to come to an end. they say they are just fed up. reporting live, jodi hernandez. "today in the bay." >> thank you. nbc bay area your home for information about the potential strike. we are updating our home page with the newest developments. click on the link and you'll go to the b.a.r.t. strike resources page. if there is a strike "today in the bay" will start at 4:00 a.m. to help get you around all of the gridlock. >> a trio of american economists are the newest winners of the nobel prize in economics. a peter hansen of university of chicago they share the prize with shobt schiller of yale. the committee chose the men for findings about the p

this is a live look at the scene.year-old female driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, vehicular manslaughter. the car also hit a garage door on a house. all happened 2:30 this morning. >>> this week, the obama administration can expect more pressure to disclose the number of people who have signed up online for health-care coverage. it's a question republicans are asking after the troubled roll-out of that new web site. the chief of medicare will testify at a house hearing tomorrow, and the secretary of health, human services will appear on wednesday. >>> today -- concerned about nsa speaking is in washington to meet with house aids, members of congress. they reports the nsa has been eavesdropping on as many as 35 world leaders. a newspaper says the nsa listened in on german chancellor angela merkel's phone calls as far back as 2002. there's divide reaction in congress. >> repair work to do. hard questions need to ask of the nsa about what's really happening in this program. >> the presiden

long live the union strike no. workers unite workers of the world unite workers of the world get up and fight a muscle battle system almost all of us a sick to not going to the bosses have never taken any health measures for a night and i don't want doctors in the factories caring for the workers you know but i'm like that's why every day here at work is die from leather sickness look at the gum or see. when the workers take to the streets to demand an increase in the minimum wage to police welcome them with guns and ammunition. in two thousand and ten several thousand demonstrated three died fifty were injured and hundreds were arrested. i'm not sure from the way to the leather industry that is not a risk to health from one of the. national we want the bosses to respect the employment and health legislation of this country you know because she doesn't have the money given it to know by ignoring the law they make bigger profits lobbying the government. was. i do this to protect her from evil. than to lead the natio

i'm mollet green at live desk. >>> if you live in d.c. and want to sign up for the affordable health insurance, you're in luck. they are offering the first free in-person information session today. you'll learn firsthand how to search for health plans, compare choices and enroll in a plan of your choice. the meeting will be held at the dorothy height vending library in northeast from 3:00 until 7:00 tonight. >>> 6:35 right now. state and federal officials hoping you have an easier time signing up for health care coverage today. the white house says within the first few hours, millions of people tried to log on to hea h healthcare.o healthcare.gov. the open enrollment period will last until march 31st of 2014. the obama administration hopes to sign up 7 million people during the first year. >>> a northern virginia utility company says it will drop health insurance for employees when the affordable health care act takes effect. the water authority sent letters to lawmakers urging them to block the new law. the water company says it will fac

a number of folks living on the property. had upwards of ten animals in their particular living situation. it was a hoarder commune, if you want to call it that. >> if you didn't know it was there, you didn't know it was there. one of those places tucked in the back, then all of a sudden in the trees, dogs. >> many were kept in a variety of pens and many were just chained on the property. and there was an unbelievable amount of trash and debris strewn all throughout the property. the residents from the main one was just filled with all sort of stuff. it was sort of a little trail to go through the trailer. very strong odor in there of urine and feces. the animals that lived in the trailer were sort of climbing over piles of debris. the dogs were heartworm positive. many of them had heartworm that had advanced to such a severe stage that they were suffering from heart failure at that point. >> a team of more than 20 people examines and documents each animal. >> there were a lot of dogs that were really afraid. you can imagine

help save and transform lives forever. children are waiting. [ laughter ] >> sut's one of the first children to have surgery this morning, and he's ready to go. >> here we go. >> you like that? >> it's okay. >> sut just took a look at the operating room. i guess he's having second thoughts, but he's in very good hands. >> i got involved with operation smile way back in 1987, just a few years after it started. i thought i'd go for a few trips. i thought i'd see another culture. and here i am 15 years later, 20 missions later, 500 children later and still loving every child that i take care of and still planning on going for the next 15 years and operating on 500 more children. >> hold their head back. >> sut's mom is waiting right outside the door. this must be very frightening for her. >> we come to these countries halfway around the world, and we do not sacrifice quality. we bring everything from the equipment for the anesthesia to all the sutures and all the equipment we need. we want to make this absolutely 100% as safe

you are taking a live look at the picket line. this is the scene bay area commuters did not want to see but yes they are on strike again. at this point there are no new talks scheduled. those trains stopped running early this morning. and now hundreds of thousands of people need to scramble for other ways to get to work today. today's strike came as a marathon bargaining session that lasted nearly 30 hours. there was hope at this point yesterday that maybe they would get a deal but everything abruptly ended late yesterday afternoon. both the unions and bart management said yes,s two sides were close to an agreement on economic issues. but then those talks broke down and we are told those talks broke down because of work rule discussions. we do have complete team coverage for you this morning and we will be covering this for you all morning long. >>> toyota is recalling more than 800,000 cars because of a problem that could prevent the air bag from deploying in a crash. if the recall includes the asynesia, camry, and avlon. all fro