idea ofhis identification with the local team. that is what an orchestra should be.t is an orchestra for its hometown, and it serves the people. think critics have been saying this, the cultural life in l.a. has gotten much better. we are much more sophisticated, more cosmopolitan. it has gotten so much better. part of that has to do with the advent of disney hall, the presence of -- even prior to that of esa-pekka salonen. the city is coming into its own, culturally. that is my assessment. would that be your assessment? >> absolutely. there's something very special about this part of the world, which is the openness and the curiosity and the lack of prejudice, and the lack of generally excepted norms of what art should be and how an artist career should go and all that. i find that really inspiring. and therefore, lots of interesting people move here and decide to work here, because of the latitude and opportunity. thatbsolutely convinced this is just the beginning. in a couple of decades, we will see an even more dramatic change. i should mention architecture becau

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and join us back here for abc 7 news at 11:00 this, year has seen new electric bikes but a local team figured out how to put power behind your pedals for less catch. it is reinventing the wheel. >> we have the battery z here is the motor, then, here are the electronics. >> this is not an electric bike. it's ordinary with an out of the ordinary accessory. >> neeko has built something scholars have been envisioning for years. a smart bike wheel. you can control from your smart phone. >> okay. i want to go 90 miles per hour. and then start ride oogt wheel comes with an led light and just like a hybrid charges when you use breaks going down hill. it has a funny name. >> it stands for constant energy. so what makes it smart is how it uses data. >> we want to make cities more liveable, more people friendly. >> so you can help other user was enough people's help they hope to build maps of how to bike around city autos we want to share through city officials to know where to put the new lane autos but wheels have a more immediate use. >> when parking you can click lock. it locks the wheel he

but we're used to that in world series,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a local team to-- thome to tonight'socal drama, ncis. >> here's the thing. the name you gave me, victor cartoff, his dad, ivan, basically runs organized crime in east baltimore. >> hey. character anthony denozza returns to baltimore. and his roots as a city police officer, while investigating the death of a petty officer. see how the investigation ends on tonight's episode at 8:00, here on wjz. and then at 10:00, stick around for an all-new episode of the hit drama, person of interest, followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. tonight, obamaed care to the emergency room. the white house calls 911 to repair health care online. wyatt andrews has the latest. americans tell our poll what they think. was she adopted or kidnapped? holly williams investigates the mysterious girl found among the gypsies. today, apple revealed its next-generation tablet. its competitors fired back with innovations of their own. ben tracy on what's killing the p.c. and a symbol of the strongest nation on earth is falling apart. we learned today the ca

. >> we don't have a local team in the world series, but we have a local player.johnny gomes was the difference tieing the game at to those who've encountered a bump in the road... welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. series in st. louis and the pride doing the damage for the red sox and this sea of red and white had high hopes this evening. st. louis gets on the board first. carlos beltran playing the first world series of his career. cardinal ropes 1-0. cardinals are up 1-0. steven drew and a nice flip with his glove to get the out at second. he couldn't turn a double play. then in the fifth and the 6th, the pride of petaluma. a three-run shot and it is 4-1 red sox. the bottom of nine and he picks off colton wong at first to get the final out. sox even the series at two apiece with a 4-2 victory which means it goes back to boston and game five tomorrow in saint louis and here is johnny. >> i got the opportunity tonight. one thing you can guarantee is when i am

. >>> hike shumann is here with game four of sports.s.fou >> we don't have a local team in the world series, but we have a local player. johnny gomes was the difference tieing the game at they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. series in st. louis and the pride doing the damage for the red sox and this sea of red and white had high hopes this evening. st. louis gets on the board first. carlos beltran playing the first world series of his career. cardinal ropes 1-0. cardinals are up 1-0. steven drew and a nice flip with his glove to get the out at second. he couldn't turn a double play. then in the fifth and the 6th, the pride of petaluma. a three-run shot and it is 4-1 red sox. the bottom of nine and he picks off colton wong at first to get the final out. sox even the ser

for us, this is a local team. i think any falcons fan could .ppreciate the cross fingers i thought about trying to market goes. after the whole miley cyrus thing, going to stay away from the foam anger. back whene that i did thejong-un was causing all problems. pretty popular on the internet. another local topic for me. this is where it equal time comes in. there was a time where president obama was trying to position himself as the new reagan. here is the rockwell self- portrait painting to show he is more like the old carter than the new reagan. here is another one. i do not know if there are any reporters here. there was an incident where the department of justice was tapping into the phone records news. a pay -- ap and fox one of his favorites is the press listening in on. here is another one. we went through a time where things were happening. president obama would say i heard it on the news just like you did. just in time for labor day, another cookout. change poster. during the campaign, a big uproar. mitt

when they went to governor wash, had allegiance to the local team down there, the washington senators. in our collection, we have a number -- a number of season passes she was given by the american league. usually they were issued to her either in a or a pocketbook. some of the pocketbooks are wonderful art deco in style. one of the items in the exhibit is the certificate that she was given by the boston red sox and the washington nationals as they and as aed in 19 55, giving her the first lady of the land, the first lady of baseball. watch our special called " continueies" and we our series monday. >> president obama nominated to head the federal reserve. she would be the first woman hao lead the central bank and its 100 year history. >> ladies and gentlement, the president of the united states accompanied by ben bernanke and vice chair, janet yellen. >> have a seat, everybody. good afternoon. over the past five years, america has fought its way back from the worst recession since the great depression. we have passed historic reform to prevent another crisis and protect consumers. fo

. >> the local teams -- >> not doing so well. >> no.ropriate" virginia's newspapers on revelations that... ken cuccinelli's office secretly helped an out-of-state... energy company that ripped off virginia landowners... but gave a hundred thousand to his campaign. a federal judge called it "shocking." the inspector general launched an investigation. and now cuccinelli has been questioned by... the fbi about the star scientific scandal. investigations, gifts, scandals ken cuccinelli's not for us. nextgen climate action committee sponsored this ad. you'd make it about speed and efficiency; giving people the freedom to spend their time how they choose. chances are, you'd make business travel a lot like us. acela. take off. no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. you have that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe! if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, t

team? is it mostly in australia or disper dispersed? how much do you have in terms of funding of this area and local? >> our team is based in sydney. there's less competition over there because it's so fewer start-ups compared to here. >> people from the bigger company. >> you're one of the hottest companies in the country it makes it a lot easier to get great talent. >> tell us how important we are. >> very. >> how close do you have to make that? how many flights per year in how much connection do you have to remain with silicon valley in order to stay in the mix like that? >> i've spent quite a bit of time here. i've intent eight months over the last couple of years. silicon valley had really opened our eyes. gets that sort of the support was phenomenal. having great ties with silicon valley has been fantastic. >> you're about eight blocks from adobe. have you talked to them or a threat or is what you're doing so much more of a niche? >> we're really reinventing what design is in a big way. usually if you're trying to put together a professional design you have to go to a photographer and a library and a layout library. we comple

the first one is i do a lot of local cartoons and for us the falcons are a local team. and i've gotten some good advice into don't hit it hard every single day. mix it up a little bit. any falcons fan could appreciate the crossth crossed fingers in the playoffs. i tried to market that. the foam finger. this is the one that back when kim jong un was causing all of the problems. this one was popular on the internet. another force, another local topic from me. i'm from augusta. he's been at it every since. uga won the masters. this is where equal time comes in. there was a period of time when president obama was trying to position himself as the new reagan. so i used the rockwell self-portrait painting to show really more like the old carter than the new reagan. there's another one. there's an instance where the department of justice was listening -- tapping in to the phone records, not listening to the calls. the a.p. and the fox news. got one of the papers here for the press listening in on it. another one we went to the period where things were happening. president obam

all local sports teams won. >> i have been watching that forecast carefully in detroit today as oakland is in detroit and we'll have passing showers. i think the home game will get in but it will be damp and cloudy at 60 degrees. good morning, everybody. let's step out where you do need a sweater or a light jacket. 48 degrees in santa rosa. mid-50s tri-valley. a chill in the air in redwood city with 55. 59 oakland. here's what you need to know as you plan out your workday. coastside today, substantially cooler out of the upper 70s and low 80s to 62 degrees. you will feel the difference. mid-70s across the bay to 83 degrees down from the high 80s from yesterday. sure, high pressure is still in command but we have this area of low pressure that will drop in from the south. it will produce a few high clouds and cooler temperatures. this describes your day as the clouds drift in from the north, scattered across the central bay and into the southland by the afternoon hours. here's how we are going to play outer day today. if you are traveling, mostly clear skies out of sfo no delays at 71 de

local crew teams are disappointed as they gear up for competition and customers say they're shocked atdown extends to the water. >>> senator tim king, a democrat from virginia, says among the areas hit hardest by the shutdown. he says our area already took one of the biggest hits from the budget cuts known as the sequester. now he says it's happening all over again. >> so we've hurt our contractors. we've hurd our, you know, the dod civilian nurses working at the community hospital, they've been four lowed. people, furloughed. sequester has already hurt them and this is hurting us even more. >> a shutdown also will hit hard in prince george's county. more than a quarter of the federal workforce lives there. the irs is one of the biggest employers in the county. they'ring looking at a loss of $270,000 in income tax revenue every day that the federal government is closed. >>> dozens of cab drivers staged a walkout tonight in alexandria. they walked out of a meeting to protest a hike in fees that they have to pay in order to work. news for shomashomari stone. >> reporter: i'm sitting ins

they are welcoming local children and military team families to trick-or-treat tonight. >>> thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13, maryland's news station. i'm jessica kartalija. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

for us, this is a local team. i think any falcons fan could appreciate the cross fingers. i thought about trying to market goes. after the whole miley cyrus thing, going to stay away from the foam anger. this is one that i did back when kim jong-un was causing all the problems. pretty popular on the internet. another local topic for me. this is where it equal time comes in. there was a time where president obama was trying to position himself as the new reagan. here is the rockwell self- portrait painting to show he is more like the old carter than the new reagan. here is another one. i do not know if there are any reporters here. there was an incident where the department of justice was tapping into the phone records of the a pay -- ap and fox news. one of his favorites is the press listening in on. here is another one. we went through a time where things were happening. president obama would say i heard it on the news just like you did. just in time for labor day, another cookout. the hope and change poster. during the campaign, a big uproar. mitt romney wanted to kill b

. >>> the 49ers conducting clinic with local kids with soccer teams. jaguars. they will try to spread the good word about america's number 1 game. the 49ers took time to play the other football kicking a soccer ball around. spurs goalie who has played in england since the mid-90s is not surprised by american football. >> when i first came over, people would watch the nfl highlights. >> he picked up the english accent quickly. >>> tampa way started in minnesota. is this the beginning of a good come back? 20 of 53 for 190 yards. the giants will win this game. on wednesday peyton, first win of the year. vikings are 1 and 5. recently they went throughout the country side, all the gang. let's hear mark jackson. >> all right. i need to try to get some rest tonight and try to get back in full swing. we are getting in great game shape. >> a week from wednesday they play. don mattingly isn't sure if he will still be manager. >> and the bart strike is over. >>> ceelo green shocker. >> "the voice" judge accused of slipping ecstasy into a woman's drink. >>> then,

when they went to washington they had little allegiance to the local team down there the washington senators. in our collection we have a number of seasons passes that was given by the american league usually they were issued to her either in a wallet or pocketbook. some of the pocketbooks are wonderful art. one of the items in the exhibit is the certificate that she was given by the boston red sox and the washington nationals as they were called in 1955 designating her first lady of the land, first lady of baseball. now a debate between the candidates for u.s. senate in new jersey. the candidates in a special election of the seat of the late democrat steve lautenberg are cory booker and steve lonegan. this is one hour. >> good evening. welcome to all of you. we are one week away now from election day like no other and of course the stakes are huge. we are honored to be on the campus of rowan university and we want to thank our partners who have made all this possible from the philadelphian inquired as well as telewindow and the candidates. they are here democrat cory booker mayor of newark

militants control some of the local territory. the team expects to complete its inspections by the end of october. its mission is to eliminate syria's total chemical weapons stockpile by mid-2014. opposition forces say the government of president bashar al assad must be held accountable for using the weapons against its own people. >>> software engineers at u.s. internet giant google have created a map-based website that shows cyber attacks as they happen in realtime around the world. on monday the digital attack map began offering live displays of what are called distributed denial of service attacks. the map is compiled with data from an internet security firm. ddos attacks can crash government and corporate websites by flooding them with massive amounts of data. the website map has lines connecting the victim website with the attack's country of origin. the lines appear in various widths depending on the amount data being transmitted. if the source cannot be pinpointed, the line stretches vertically. a circle indicates the attackers are

washington,nt to they had little allegiance to the local team down there, the washington senators.have a number of the season passes she was given by the american league. usually, they were issued to her in a wallet or a pocket book. some of those pocket books are wonderful art deco in style. is thethe exhibits certificate she was given by the boston red sox and the washington nationals, as they were called. they designated her first lady of baseball. --watch our program on verse on grace coolidge at our website or see it saturday at 7 p.m. eastern. we continue our series live monday. >> "washington journal" continues. we are joined at the desk by minnesota -- minnesota congressman keith ellison. democrats were invited to the white house to talk about these issues. what did you come away from that meeting with? i came away with the idea that we are willing to talk about anything at all, but we cannot be in a position where the republicans are going to shut down the government and force terms on us. we have to reopen the government and then we are happy to discuss any issues the rep

were bay boston red sox fans and when they went to washington they had little allegiance to the local team of season passes she was given by the american league they were usually issued in a wallet or pocketbook those are wonderful but one of the items in the exhibit is the certificate she was given by the boston red sox by the washington nationals as they were called in 1955 as first lady of the land and of baseball. >> good evening we are live at william paterson university with the candidates for new jersey governor will square off in one of only two debates this election season we bring you the debate in cooperation with william paterson university cbs three or sister station in philadelphia the record and also the asbury park press this is a sanction by the new jersey law enforcement commission. tonight we welcome state senator and governor crist christie from the record, my colleague the candidates will have one minute to answer eats each question and 30 seconds forbade rebuttal. senator buono you get the first question. you are a democrat in a blue state you trailed by 30 percent. y

when they went to washington they have a little allegiance to the local team down there, the washington senators. in our collection we have a number of season passes that she was given by the american league. usually they were issued either in a wallet or pocketbook. some of the pocket books are wonderful art deco in style. one of the items in the exhibit is certificate she was given by the boston red sox and washington nationals as they were called in 1955 designating her first lady of the land, first lady of baseball. >> watch our program and grace coolidge on our web site c-span.org/first lady or see it saturday on c-span and 7:00 eastern and we continue our series live monday as we look at first lady lou hoover. >> the supreme court heard oral arguments yesterday. the case challenging the campaign contributions from individuals builders. several attorneys had reached for both sides in the supreme court building. this is a half hour. >> in the case today, we had a brief on behalf of the republican national committee and a very pleased with results of the argument this morning. it is

when they went to washington, they had a little allegiance to the local team down there, the washington senators. in our collection, we have a number of the season passes that she was given by the american league, usually they were issued with her in a wallet or a pocketbook. the pocketbooks were art deco in style. he was given the 14 carrat gold season passes. we acknowledged the president's interest in the sport but focused on grace's passion for it. one of the items in the exhibit is the certificate that she was given by the boston red sox and the washington nationals as they were called in 1955. designating her first lady of the land, first lady of baseball. another object in the exhibit is a very fine baseball that was given to john coolidge, the son of grace and calvin. and it's signed by both booth and louose babe ruth gehrig. >> we're going to return to phone calls. next up, joseph in south dearfield, massachusetts. hi, joseph. >> hi, i'm wondering if the panel is aware of calvin coolidge's great, great grandson, clark coolidge, who is one of america's greatest living poets. i h

they have little allegiance to the local team down there, the senators. seasonumber of passes that she was given by the american league. they were usually issued to her and a wallet or a pocketbook. and of them are wonderful art deco in style. one of the items in the exhibit is these certificates that she was given by the boston red sox and the washington nationals, as they were called in 19 55, designating her the first lady of baseball. >> watch the program on grace coolidge on our website or see it saturday at 7 p.m. eastern. we continue the series live on monday. isthe c-span video archive the true modern record of congress. the c-span archives are amazing. >> it is amazing. you can view or share c-span programming any time, it is easy, here is how. go to www.c-span.org and go to the library. click on what you want to watch and press play. you can also search the library for a specific topic or keyword. or you can find a person. type in their name and search, go to people, go to their bio page to scroll down for their appearances. you can also share w

the local hockey team is called the oil barons. they're on a winning streak.crowd cheering] brian jean represents the region in canada's parliament. is this comparable to a gold rush? >> i think it's bigger than a gold rush. we're expecting $100 billion, over the next ten years, to be invested in this area, $100 billion in a population that currently is 70,000 people. >> we got in a little earlier. >> t. boone pickens, who once scoffed at the oil sands, is one of those investors. pickens runs a hedge fund in dallas and is now a true believer. >> we're managing $5 billion here, and about 10% of it's in the oil sands. so it's the one single largest investment we have. >> 10% of $5 billion. i flunked math. >> 500 million. >> and if oil sands are the answer for investors, are oil sands the answer for the united states? >> oh, i think so. [ticking] >> but despite the boomtown mentality in the great white north, we'll meet environmentalists who say there may be a high price to pay to get all that oil out of the dirt when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. ♪ ♪ [ male announ

s actual favorite subject, the local football team.n the low, low, low quality of their play this season. >> sad but true. >> he dug into the bubbling controversy over the team's nick name. >> i don't think there are any redskins fans that mean offense. i've got to say if i were the owner of the team, and i knew that there was a name of my team even if it had a storied history that was offending a sizable group of people, i would think about changing it. >> this has been a controversial issue for a while. several prominent sports journalism rist, david king are diving in by refusing to use the team's name in discussing them. i'm going to do that as we spin. it's amazing in 2013 we still have a blatantly racist slur as the name of a major american professional sports team. and the widespread usage of this over and over again only normalizes this idea. i can't imagine any other slur for any racial or ethnic group in america that could be the name of a sports team. this high lights the sort of low level of respect that a lot of us have fo

a team of local amateur journalists is trying to give something back to people overseas. nhk world has the story. >> reporter: he runs a gas company in ishinomaki. he's very busy these days with reconstruction efforts. he has another commitment as well. he started an english magazine with two friends last year. they named it "rolling press" because they want to set people's minds in motion. they write about what's going on in their hometown. >> translator: we're trying to focus on locals who are working with a positive attitude. >> reporter: arakawa had a good reason to start a magazine for people overseas. the march 11th tsunami destroyed his home and his business. he says the devastation made him feel hopeless, but then many foreign volunteers arrived and offered help. >> translator: i was amazed that so many of them came and worked so hard for us. i'm not sure i would have done the same thing in their situation. >> reporter: arakawa's team is working on an article about a japanese restaurant that was destroyed in the tsunami. many foreigners helped clear debris from th

in this sense, we support some local syrian teams that are dentists, nurses, whoever is able to fill the gaps, give them training and supplies. for us to get into the country means having to go through check points, working with all kinds of armed groups in order to have access to those areas and make it a safe space for our teams to work. >> if there's one message you would give to the international community about the needs you saw on the ground there, what would it be? >> just as there was a will to get chemical weapons inspectors there, there needs to be the same will to help all the victims of the conventional weapons. there are people in internally displaced camps without tents for the winter, which can be quite brutal. some suffer from injuries to the war who don't have access. there are people who have basic health problems that should normally be taken care of, as syria had a good health care system before. the international community needs to find the political will to allow humanitarian actors, medical actors to find safe places to work in syria and allow the population ac

. >> jones, a former member of the local police s.w.a.t. team, races to his vehicle to get his gun and a bullet-proof vest. he keeps the gunman talking displaying remarkable calm and command. >> if you're going to kill yourself or kill us or whatever, at least let us know what's going on, because i'll be very honest with you, i swear, i don't know who your wife is or what she did. i don't. >> i was thinking to myself the whole time, okay, i'm pretty sure i'm going to get shot. if i get shot and i get killed, i know where i'm going. and i think that's what gave me the peace to remain calm. >> for husveldt, talking means living, and that means talking about anything. during one surreal moment, he finds himself in a debate over tax policy. >> you said, we don't need no taxes. >> no, that's not what we said. >> then as soon as you go to the school system, then you turned around and said, oh, now we need this half-cent sales tax again. >> i said we need to have a half-cent sales tax from the beginning. i can't pay on that. >> oh, yes, i did. you can

local military veterans will lose their v.a. benefits later this month if the shutdown continues. the agency says it will have to burn through the money remaining money to pay them. >> the i-teamearned local vets face the prospect of longer waits in getting benefits. scott mcfarland dug up this story. >> these v.a. reports obtained by the i-team show about a half million veterans nationwide are waiting to get benefits, waiting an average a half year and that wait could soon spike. nick served five years in the army, one of them on the ground in iraq. he tells us some of the troops are fighting a different battle. to get their benefits for injuries. >> it makes living your life that much more difficult. >> reporter: the work load report shows the average claim for a veteran has been pending 331 days. >> just to be told we're working on it, you know that's fine if it lasts a few days or weeks but you know, 300 and 400 days. >> reporter: the medical centers and the clinics remain open in the shutdown including this one t d.c. v.a. medical center. the review of shutdown policy shows 7,000 of the agency's 21,000 benefits employees are furloughed. and they scrapped overtime for clai

while they searched on foot, her older brother alerted friends who worked for the local county search and rescue team. that call for help reached brad dennis, the national director for klaas kids. >> the best thing you can do is begin talking to the family and talking with them about it all and call her friends and try to find out who this young girl is and what is she really all about. >> while friends and family searched the area, brad dennis pressured police to run background checks on shauna's friend cathy and made a frightening discovery. the new girl who had befriended shauna had served time for prostitution in texas. >> we finally got a name which turned out not to be this girl's father, at all. so they began making some phone calls and at that point things started changing very rapidly. >> it's day three, and shauna's family grows increasingly anxious about whether or not they will see their daughter alive. by now, 22 volunteers hit the streets in search of the missing 16-year-old. shauna's brother, austin, who was 15 at the time, remembers. >> we started at the burger king right before you g

this is the seventh time they have teamed up with local agencies for the event. last april, 18 tons of prescription drugs were collected in the bay area. >>> roberta gonzales joining us now and she has some rain in the forecast. i can hope for it's not thursday, that's halloween. >> right or you have to wear that slicker. >> the clear garbage bag? >> what are your daughters going to be? >> we have a kitty cat and a fairy princess. >> what is mom dressing as? >> their mother. i'm too scary when i dress up. >> really? >> uh-huh. >> scary anchor woman. >> i get it okay. hi everybody. >> what a day across the bay area today. let's step on outside right now because we do have some changes in the form of that right there. this is the stratus pushing on shore right now. it's a shall lee deck of fog but nevertheless, the coast is not clear. livermore currently in the 80s and otherwise we're in the 70s and in mountain view and san jose and we tumble in the 60s in san francisco. very cool. otherwise 56 degrees right now in ocean beach. we head to the south to san jose, a b

he helped wrestling teams at two local schools. he volunteered with the harbor high school wrestling team during the 2012, 2013 school year. that same year he was hired at a middle school. district never received complaints of inappropriate behavior by crisswell. he is expected to be arraigned early next week. ama daetz, abc7 news. >>> new details. a worker at san francisco general hospital reporting seeing an unconscious woman in a scare well one week before the body of a missing patient was found in that same spot. the 57-year-old lynn spawledder disappeared from her fifth floor room on december 21st. she was -- september 21st. she was found on october 8th, seven days after she vanished. a hospital orderly told the nurse that he had seen a woman apparently passed out in the stairwell. the nurse contact the the sheriff's department, which provides security for the hospital. however, it's unclear how the sheriff's department responded and if they sent anyone to check the stairwell. an autopsy has been performed on spalding, but a ca

he helped wrestling teams at two local schools. he volunteered with the harbor high school wrestling team during the 2012, 2013 school year. that same year he was hired at a wrestling coach at a middle school. the district never received complaints of inappropriate behavior by crisswell. he is expected to be arraigned early next week. ama daetz, abc7 news. >>> new details. a worker at san francisco general hospital reporting seeing an unconscious woman in a stairwell one week before the body of a missing patient was found in that same spot. the 57-year-old lynn spalding disappeared from her fifth floor room on december 21st. she was -- september 21st. she was found on october 8th, seven days after she vanished. a hospital orderly told the nurse that he had seen a woman apparently passed out in the stairwell. the nurse contacted the sheriff's department, which provides security for the hospital. however, it's unclear how the sheriff's department responded and if they sent anyone to check the stairwell. an autopsy has been performed o

he helped coach wrestling teams at two local schools. he volunteered with the harbor high school wrestling team during the 2012-'13 school year. the same year, he was hired as a wrestling coach at a middle school. the district says it never received any complaints of inappropriate behavior by criswell. he is expected to be arraigned next week. ama daetz, abc news. >>> a worker at san francisco general hospital reported seeing an unconscious woman in a stairwell one become before the body of a missing patient was found oh in the same spot. lynn spalding disappeared september 21st. she was found in a rarely used stairwell october 8th, 17 days after she vanished. the "san francisco chronicle" orderly told a nurse he had seen a woman passed out in the stairwell. the nurse contacted the sheriff's department. however, it's unclear how the sheriff's department responded, if they sent anyone to check the stairwell. an autopsy has been performed on spalding, but a cause of death may not be known for several weeks. >>> a santa cruz man charged in t

players and coaches conducted a coaching clinic with local school kids at tottenham hotspur socer team'sing facility in london's enfield borough. >> gary: colin kaeprnick watched the youngsters toss around the football >> when fans come to the stadium there are still separated from the organized asian and players. if you can't act as a catalyst for a sports organization and do things that are surrounded by kids and community causes you can bring your fans together. >> gary: there was a jersey exchange between 49ers co- chairman daniel levy. here's york on giving back >> gary: they did soccer here with san francisco i lived over here a long, long time and we would watch the end f l a highlights on channel 4. >> gary: who does not what for? will miss the rest of the >> gary: 19 to 49 only a hundred and 40 yds. eight k. the white rheingau was working on a soybean farm on wednesday now scorned and half shell touchdowns for the giants. >> gary: season after tearing the acl in his right knee last night >> gary: have not gone his way will miss the rest of the season with a torn ac delco john ac

fema assessment teams and local officials discovered many homes that are just gone, total losses. over the next couple of weeks authorities will inform the evacuated homeowners whether or not they'll be even allowed to return. >>> today at the white house, president obama will call on the house to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill. the senate has passed the bill. it would offer a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants if they pass a background check, pay back taxes plus a fine. the house has not taken up that bill. >>> if you didn't dig into your closet to get one earlier this week, will you need a coat this morning. >> at least we don't need the rain gear any time soon. rain gear any time soon. howard joins us next with th gun without a background check.. ithe dangerously mentally ill. criminals. endangering our families. ken cuccinelli opposed closing the gun show loophole - against comprehensive background checks at gun shows for criminals and the dangerously mentally ill. siding with the nra and undermining law enforcement. no wonder the washing

local businesses. jennifer franciotti continues our team coverage from annapolis. >> the impact of the government shutdown is affecting the naval academy. the navy air force game may not be played this saturday because of the shutdown. the military has suspended all intercollegiate sports activities. navy cap practicing yesterday because a decision is not expected until thursday. employees had. to be furloughed on campus a number of classes are for not without instructors. we can use military instructors that are resident those classes this week. we anticipate there'll be some class we have to cancel as a result of the shutdown. >> there is a partisan support for legislation that would provide backpay for furloughed workers during the time the government is shut down. whenever there has been a shutdown, back pay has always been approved. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. which part of the shutdown worries you the most? you can share your response on our facebook page, on twitter, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> if

industrial towns were just consigned to the scrap heap coming up later in the program here on our team we meet the locals who are fighting to peel back the rust and get a former industrial heartland beating once again. for now here on the program or the head of u.s. intelligence james clapper has defended america's spying policy in front of a senate panel he said collecting and analyzing intentions of foreign leaders is indeed a major focus that's been his response to the flood of international outrage after the scope of u.s. surveillance activities worldwide it was revealed meanwhile one of america's spying targets that of brazil has been calling for a new secure cyber space to be created to prevent u.s. wiretapping that ideas receive the backing of other brics nations russia india china and south africa who are all considering l'engle vast network of data cables immune to n.s.a. snooping technology. this could be a great solution says jeremy zimmerman of the internet liberties digital rights advocacy. when a cable in the us then n.s.a.'s full access if the cable ends up somewhere else then it's yours t

coming up after the break our team takes place a local how the production of cheap led them having a devastation in fact thousands of lives in bangladesh. recently the ministry of internal affairs of russia declared that they're going to address to increase operations in and around the moscow subway system with a major emphasis on illegal immigration there's an odd paradox when people talk about dealing with illegal immigration in terms of what the police should do people want the police to deal with it but any means of trying to actually do anything are generally taboo any form of asking people to see ideas viewed as an invasion of privacy or racial profiling well i don't know how exactly anyone can prove they are or aren't a citizen without id and if you're looking for people who are forward and thus different then how can you go about looking for illegals without looking for people who are different profiling if you were looking for a criminal of slavic origin in uganda when the police be wrong to stop me due to standing out from the crowd i don't think so that's not racial profil