logon to to the california chamber of commercial right here in california. any final thoughts as we wrap it up? >> we need to continue to help the youth. my youngest is nine. i always think she needs to get better and get more involved in school. i think she's doing great. we need to continue to support the youth and latinos and we'll prosper. >> from the east bay, ladies and gentlemen, the california hispanic businessman of the year. congratulations. >>> up next on comunidad del valle, mystique. stay with us. us >>> now here is what's happening in your comunidad. ♪ >>> we're celebrating a special day. >>> remember to always pick up a copy of the newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies across the bay area. we thank you once again for joining us on your sunday. we will be back with you again next week. we leave you now with the sounds of mystique. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

logon to nbcbayarea.com. a lot there to keep you in the game. >> one of the people linked in a bizarre web of murders will be back in court. charles ridden house is in solano county jail on bail. police found the bodies of his wife and her friend and dozens of jars of chemicals that could have made explosives at his home. they call him a person of interest in the womens' death. they are trying to figure out if he is connected to a killing spree. the chp shot him to death when he threatened officers with a knife following a high speed chase. two men in are custody for spying on people as they used atms, but police say there plenty more like them. the men are facing charge of spying on customers and then stealing cash when victims accidentally leave their cards behind. the pair got away with $400 in cash. if you forget to take your card, some allow you to push it right back in and have access to the accounts. it has happened 23 times this summer in north berkeley and near the cal campus. >> when i got my accoun

you can always logon any time you want to get the giants information you desire. >> a big break in the state budget crisis could come as early as this afternoon. lawmakers are set to vote on a deal that will close the $19 billion budget deficit. from our sister station reports from the capital that the new deal includes creative counting. >> they are spinning this as hard fought negotiations, but this is something the governor has been pushing for since the very beginning. pension reform. at least some form of it. here's the deal that was reached with the home to nearly half of all of the state's workers and what this pension deal means is that employees will pay 3% more towards their pension and agree to one unpaid day per month. a 5% pay cut and in exchange, the union and members would receive no furlough days and no wage reductions in future budget delays. one last point is this rolls back formulas for new hires to pre1999 levels. both sides calling this a hard fought negotiation. however it's not over yet. the union needs to ratify the deal and also the legislature thanks to the ag

coming up, millions of logon to what the mine rescue drama of life. wait until you hear how many. first, the housing market meltdown shows no signs of slowing down. welcome back. an empty-all that remains after a 33 miners were stuck there for 69 days. the flawless rescue operation to just over 24 hours. they are receiving medical attention. mark has canceled two lines as a result of yesterday's deadly accident. a freight train struck and killed a man on the tracks near gandolfini road. nearly 300,000 homes went into foreclosure between july and september. that is the highest number. >> the bell rings on battle from maryland. the second debates after the fireworks we saw in the first one. voters will be watching closely. we have a preview. >> good morning. today we expect to see another fiery exchange in what will likely be their last televised debate. on monday, martin o'malley and bob ehrlich met in baltimore. it a month in negotiations for both campaigns. ehrlich only sign done hours after the one with some monday. we will likely see them can come. as the incumbent so close to

logon now. 71-yard gainer. it would lead to a touchdown. packers take a 7-0 lead. all right. fourth quarter now. redskins trail 13-3. going for it on fourth and two. mcnabb. back to pass. little pressure here rolls out, looking down the sideline for anthony armstrong and no. not even close. redskins turned it over on downs. very next redskins' possession. they try it again. mcnabb, little more smooth this time. up top to anthony armstrong. this is beautiful. 48-yard touchdown. the first of armstrong's career. the redskins are back in it. th cut the lead to three. we got a ball game. seven seconds to play now. tied at 13. naan crosby on from 53 yards out. for the game-winner. off the left post, no good. mark shanahan on the sidelines. oh, yeah. that close. we're going to overtime. in ot, aaron rodgers out of the sh shotgun. usually good. the defense played big ti, keeping the redskins in the game. landrieu was down where he caught the ball, but the redskins have the ball. graham ganoe with a chance to be a hero. come on, buddy. i won't call you weird if you make this kick. fro

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i think everyone needs to logon to how to make a tackle.com. 70 yards for the touchdown and florida state takes a 10-0 lead. i'm sorry. kpom on, kids. come on. first play of the second quarter, fsu, christian ponder, perfect pass. 15 yards for the score and florida state defeats virginia, 34-14. next up for mike london and uva, a trip to georgia tech. >>> navy owns the commander-in-chief trophy. they've had the trophy for th last four years but after today's outcome against air force navy might hand it over. in colorado springs, navy riding a service academy record, 15-game wing streak. first quarter, air force with the ball, qb tim jiperson calls his own number and this is impressive. 50 yards, td's busting all over the field. the guy is gone and nobody can tackle him. his first of two rushing tackles. air force in front, 7-0. the fourth quarter. navy punting it away. check outumber 46, freshman, jamaal cook. he blocks it. it's recovered by air force and that leaves jferson's second td. heirs force wins, 14-6, snaps a seven-game losing streak. >>> and the nationals lose to the mets. they

remember for all the news on races that are important to your community, logon to nbcbayarea.com and search for prop zero. >>> the wife of national hero and danville pilot sully sullen berg will be the host of the teacher of the year award ceremony. laurie is an ambassador for the council on physical fitness. we remember her husband landed a crippled airliner on the hudson river in 2009. the red cross will honor local heroes. a hero's breakfast at the hilton hotel at 8:00 and health care advocate for oakland's asian population and union city police officers will be honored for saving a choking baby. 14 hours until the first pitch of the postseason at at&t park. for giants fans it ends a seven-year playoff drought. christie smith is live at the pine crest diner in san francisco where playoff fever is the only thing hotter than the coffee. >> reporter: we are waiting for the manager to get in who i'm told is a huge giants fan, but right about now, who isn't? there a couple of newsstands out front and these sum up how the city is feeling. really the bay area. there is a couple of people

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logon to data bank.hands on network.o network.org. breaking news out of san jose. this is an officer-involved incident. we heard a great number of police cars are in this area. as mike points out, it's close to a commuter route as well. we have bob redell on the phone. me what you know. >> i'm at waverly and king here in san jose. you are speaking of the number of san jose police out here. too many squad cars it count. they are canvassing an area, a neighborhood that covers several blocks achl few minutes ago, we heard about three gunshots within the perimeter where the police are active right now. we spoke with a resident who told us that around 4:00 this morning, they heard several gunshots. i asked how many and this person said 40 to 50. driving through this area, we have seen a lot of police cars buzzing back and forthright now at waverly and king which seems to be at least part of the focus of this activity where a lot of squad cars park and a lot of police here standing by. it's hard to tell what is going on in the actual further into the neighborhood. an act

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i often logon to the internet and i have read sharp critical comments on the work of the government, on the internet, and also there are commendable words about the work of the government. i often say that we should not only let people have the freedom of speech, we more importantly must create conditions to let them criticize the work of the government. it is only when there is the supervision and critical oversight from the people that the government will be in a position to do an even better job, and employees of government departments will be the true public servants of the people. all these must be conducted within the range allowed by the constitution and the laws. so that the country will have a normal order, and that is all the more necessary for such a large country as china with 1.3 billion people. >> premier wen, since we are being honest, when i come to china and i tried to use the internet, there are many sites that are blocked. it is difficult to get information. any opinion that seems to challenge the political primacy of the party is not allowed. hu yaobang, for examp

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we have lots more giants fever coverage and logon to nbcbayarea.com and get all the details you want. player profiles and the latest news on the giants. check it out. >> one giant probably is not all smiles despite the big win. the "new york times" reported that federal investigators are look into whether jose gills en linked to performance-enhancing drugs. human growth hormone was he hasno carrierringringconnect0 remain visible and make sure you set ground rules before you even leave the house before they go running down the street to the next house looking for candy. things like making sure they know about crossing at intersections and perhaps with an adult. the cdc said about 84% of accidents involving kids on halloween happen at non-intersections. once you get home safe, what do you do with the boat load of candy for your child's teeth and health? one safety mom is suggesting that you only allow about two to three pieces of candy per day. that's after you had a good meal. think about donating the candy, tradeing it in for something else like a toy. some dentists are offering optio

he can get barbara harrison in a bumper car, call our specl adoption hotline. 1-888-2-adopt-me or logoncwashington.com. >>> all right. >> we should te the whole newsroom to take over bumper cars if barbara is willing to do it. >> that would be something else. 17 now before the topf the hour. 62 degrees here. we're getting up there. >>> yes, indeed. on our way up to near 80 degrees. can this really bectober? >>> the holidays are closer than you think. it looks like the rockefeller center sking rink officially opened. the rink opened to visitors yesterday for its 74th year. it first opened in976 on christmas day and attracts more than 250,000 people every year. it's open to the public october through early april. didn't expecthat. didn't see that coming. >> whenou started to read that tease, i'm like, oh, no. not christmas decorations already. a skating rink is all right, i gues but, man, just thinking the holidays are that close drives me crazy. my mother's birthday is tomorrow. >> get on it, chuck. >> i'm working on it. she doesn't need anything. doesn't wantanything. honey, just knowin

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you can logon to nbcbayarea.com and search prop zero. >>> timeé]o checkéóéóéóéó outhe commut byéa s lotégégégégégp and hat will cause slowing.éj alameda at 29th at park street. very close to the park street és ététététét you may find a fire crew at the smaller fire. getting over to 880, it should be moving nicely and the construction cleared up over at. everybody wants to hear the forecast. >> it looks warm, but take the jacket as you head outside. mid 40s into the east bay before sunrise. a lot of mid 40s and a few high clouds drifting in. not a bad day with the inland spots into the events and near 80 in the warmest places. this is morgan hill towards livermore. 76 in san jose. 68 for san francisco and lots of 70s around the north bay. the seven-day forecast taking it through the weekend. not only inland spots, but té7hd theé< mididididids on sunday and station in the 80s through the first half of next week. >> looks good.égég5:10 and euro experiencing a disaster comparable. we will find out what's going on there. >> the giants getting a nod of approval from this fan. we will mead the

you can call the 800 number. 227-2345 or logon to cancer.org. it's a support center for people family and friends affected by cancer. thank you very much for joining us and making a difference. >> thank you. thank you. >> we will take you back to the back up. going back to west grand avenue. except for a couple of fast track lanes moving a little bit. showing travel times, you have a 24-minute drive and the slowing happens out of hercules and getting a little break. a little slowing as you head into the tunnel for westbound 580 your typical slow downs. a 24-minute drive out of the pass. i look at the golden gate bridge. you can see all of the lights and a lot of folks headed into the city. you have a win yesterday and the president coming into town. you will get more on that. the president is listening for the forecast. >> you have to come through for the giants and all the things going on in town. not much in the way of fog. 54 degrees in san jose and 60s and a mild start to the morning. you have been showing us in san francisco looking good. 5

for more ideas for your weekend logon to around the town section at nbcwashington.com oroing out guiden "the washington post".com. thanks again. we'll take a look at some of the stories we're following on news 4 this afternoon. pat lawson joins us in the newsroom with a preview of things to come. >> repter: good morning. coming up later at 4:00 another sex scandal at duke university. we'll tell you how one female student graded her partners. th tonight on news 4 a 5:00 hidden dangers in the dog bowl. how are you pet's food can make your family sick. those stories plus your forecast tonit on news 4 starting at 4:00. barbara? >> thank you very much. we'll be watching. it's time for a final check on our forecast now. veronica johnson joinss again with one last look at our weather. >> we're looking great, barbara. 69 degrees. sunshine right now across the area. 46 your dew point temperature. dry air. a little bit of a light wnd out of the west now at 14 miles per hour. high temperature today around calverton, 74 degrees, down south, st. mary's 73. annapolis at 71 degrees. much warmer than

you can also logon 24/7 to cnnmoney.com. have great weekend, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the sufpt u.s. state department issues a travel alert for americans in europe we'll tell what you prompted it and what you need to know to protect yourselves overseas. they are people with cancer genes who choose to fight the disease before being diagnosed. hear their compelling stories straight ahead. and at 5:00 p.m., george wallace the king of comedy in clubs now on television and the vegas strip. george is in the "cnn newsroom" today talking about his unique las vegas act. hello, everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield in atlanta. it's sunday, october 3rd. let's get started with the new travel alert. if you or your family members are headed to kwraourpb ed ted state department wants you to be extra vigilant. al qaeda and its affiliates continue to plan terrorist attacks. the alert urges americans to be conscious of their surroundings and to be aware of the potential for terrorists to target tourist sites, airports

for the latest on the giants, logon to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> firefighting turned political in the south bay. firefighters are blaming the destruction of a couple of radio stations on cuts to the fire department this summer amount of car caught fire saturday night and the flame quickly spread to a nearby brush and destroyed a building that houses the radio station. firefighters did not have the fire out until 1:30 sunday morning. they claim the engine that would have responded first was cut and a back up unit was dealing with a medical emergency. the firefighters are willing to make concessions. more than 50 firefighters are making the money working two to three days a week. excessive benefits and guaranteed pennings are more than they can afford and the union is not willing to change. >>> jerry brown and meg whitman are 36 hours away from their final debate. brown will be backed by his latest endorsement, the san jose mercury news. meg whitman is getting support from key republicans. rudy giuliani was campaigning for the former ceo. it will air live here on bay area and on

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for the issues that impact your family, logon to nbcbayarea.com and click on prop zero. we have the plate cal blogs that have a one-stop shop. >> i want to take a look at nax. >> we have the chopper over the road. out of the tunnel and approaching the rest of the streets, that's the reason they closed. the accident with the two cars involved clearly blocking both lanes and no way to get by. that would cause a problem for the tunnel itself. the tunnel has not been damaged as a result of the accident. you see this was on the roadways or approaching industry streets. this continues for another hour or longer. we will watch the impact to oakland and folks over towards 880. if you are heading out off the off-ramp, you might find a distraction. 880 itself as a result of needing to go over the volume itself. we will follow it. it's getting crowded out there. >> getting cool too. i can certainly feel it. >> it's fall weather and 55 degrees in san francisco. not much wind this morning. gusty wins across the bridges. in oakland 57 and east wind at 5:00 for san jose. some 40s and 5

logon to gracobaby.org for a repair care. >>> the judge wants the interior department to clarify it's decision from two years ago that polar bears are merely threatened and not threatened toward extinction. it put polar bears in the category of needing increased protection, but environmental group challenge that decision saying it doesn't go far enough. >>> still ahead, playing video games that help a california couple win big. >>> plus, not if but when. 19 years after the firestorm burned thousands of east bay homes to the ground, homeowners are still on edge tonight. we'll talk with some of them. >>> and some cooling today inland. only 69 in san jose. good evening. also, 65 in oakland. coming up we'll have details on these temperature that is continue to drop here across the bay area. we'llook al the giants forecast for game five tomorrow coming up. >>> loving the way you look. one muppet's message to girls around the world goes viral. t ♪ not interested in afros ♪ my hair looks good in a corn row ♪ ♪ it doesn't make me think ♪ that's why i let it grow ♪ i love my hair >> the song f

logon to facebook. we >>> it's that time of year when pumpkin patches take over grocery store parking lots. >> as many of you halloweens with a uniquely american holiday but thanks to our global society it has caught on across the pond. one of the biggest pumpkin patches is in europe. here is the bbc anthony bartram. >> each one has to be cut by hand. a bewildering po positive pect when you are's looking at the largest pumpkin harvest. while only a tine nye proportion will be eaten the appetite for them is huge and so is the operation. their on the final straight, the month-long slog that has taken them across 500 back heave breaking acres of the lincolnshire countryside harvesting 100,000 pumpkins every day and this is just one part of the process. it takes specialist machinery and a lot of labor to get them from the fields to the shops on time. the pumpkins' journey sees them washed, measured and polished and like most of lincolnshire's pack houses most of the jobs are taken by eastern europeans who i

. >>> for all the information related to the travel alert in europe logon to msnbc.com. >>> from immigration to free speech, many voices have weighed in okay some of the face's most pressing and often contentious topics. now it's time for the supreme court to decide. the new term begins tomorrow with a full docket of controversial issues. nbc's mike vaccara is live from the white house. >> reporter: the supreme court convenes for a brand new session and face tomorrow and will be on the bench in the form of elena kagan and joining sonia sotomayor and ruth bader ginsburg, a number of controversial cases, a number involving basic first amendment rights. there's the case of protests at military funerals. you've seen this somewhat obscure and distasteful group out of kansas, go around the country to funerals of fallen soldiers from iraq and afghanistan an conduct anti-gay protests, somehow god's punishment for allowing homosexuals and that's led to the deaths of americans on the battlefield. the father of a soldier in baltimore brought this case and the sale of violent video games to minor, a cal

you can logon to the website, nbcbayarea.com for everything you need to know about the giants.ay in the bay has the fever and we will help you catch it too. >> are friends and family remember a shark attack and gather for a funeral service near a 19-year-old's home and paddle out on surf bores to remember lucas. they plan to scatter flowers to remember him. he was attacked friday as he body surfed waves at the surf beach near loppoc. a sharker to his leg off and he bled to death. >> the san francisco 49ers will kickoff a holiday drive for the second harvest food bank. the poor economy is driving the need to help nearly 9%. you can help by dropping off food like canned goods in san carlos starting at 11:30 this morning. >>> it will be a ghastly sight at the community college. students will stage a zombie krul to oppose proposition 23. it would suspend the global warming act of 2006 until the state's unemployment rate drops to 5.5% or lower for four quarters. voting will not keep the law and protect the 4ure of alternative energy laws. supporters say it saves billions in higher e

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for more information, you can logon to cancer.org or call their 800 number for any support you may need. >>> 6:22. thank you for bringing our guests in here. will take you down to the south bay with an accident. capitol expressway to northbound 101. a hit-and-run reported. a motorcycle hit. a hit and walk because the motorcycle driver walked away from the accident. if you saw anything going on there, call chp and let them know. no lanes blocked, but activity for the time being. i will be in japan town on saturday. a significant building celebrating their 100th anniversary. we are looking at a smooth drive on the golden gate bridge. i will be in the city saturday night for the anniversary as well. hundreds all over the place, but not as far as the speed goes. the back up is starting to form in the cash lanes, but no metering lights yet. we see about 6:35 and the volume is increasing. back to you with the bright lights. >> thanks a lot. jewelry store employees don't make it easy for a group of robbers. how this wrapped upcoming up next. . >> a live look outside. sharkies on the road and p

logon any time to get the details you need.yer profiles and the latest news on the giants. go to nbcbayarea.com. >> let's check out the commute with mike. >> i got the fever, but i got the wrong fever. giants fever and will take you to the south bay where there is bieber fever. he is performing tonight and the reason i point that out is last night we had the sharks victory. folks will station downtown down here as well. that might increase traffic through downtown and watch a lot of cross town traffic through downtown and highway 87 and 280 likely after the world series gets out. before the morning commute kicks in, an easy drive in the northbound direction. 87 shows the blitz around capitol expressway that should clear up. will track it and let you know past elmonty and reports of a deer that has been hit and killed. we will watch for traffic breaks. the drive is nice on the other side of the water. still smooth to the nimitz freeway. >> thanks so much. >> checking in with rob and the all prnd forecast not only for the giants

that number is 1-888-2-apt-me or logon to nbcwashington.com.ul smile on that young lady. 63 degrees outside. should put a smile on everyone's face out there today. >> i you have outdoor plans, looks like a wonderfu sunday under way and they're loving it. the army ten-miler is under way, too. there is citol hill under a partly cloudy sky on this sunday morning. i'm tom kierein and the forecast coming up. ♪ new look. new style. new sears. come see our brand new side. at sears. >>> it's 9:46. meteorologist tom kierein has your great looking sunday forecast. >> and it's been a beautiful morning. they got the army ten-miler under way at 8:00 this morning. we had dry weather and there the runners are still coming across the potomac river and just a few of the 30,000 that are runnin the her big race we have here is the marine corps mayrath. this sold out in 35 hours from the time they announced the registration and filled it 30,000 people. it was almost 1,000 an hour to fill it out and it's amazing the number of runners that we have here to ive in thi

for developments and news that might impact your family, logon and click on prop zero. we have exclusive blogs and a one-stop shop for all your election information. >> green energy is a growing industry powering parts of our life and lots of businesses in the bay area. bob redell has more on how the technology is revving up. good morning, bob. >> good morning. we're not talking about the aa or-volts powering the microphone. we are talking about technology that is more advanced. did i call you the founder? >> i'm one of the organizers. >> fair enough. what was the idea of the battery show? >> the battery industry is changing and there billions pumped into it. with different changes and applications from electric vehicles to pacemakers. this is the opportunity to bring everyone together. >> beautiful. you being from england and the originators of the english language, i have been mispronouncing battery? >> we say it as you say it now. battery. >> i appreciate it. we will show you what's being billed at the most powerful super bike and what the deal is with that steel box

. >> for your weather 24 hours a day, logon to weather.com. we have some folks here from arkansas.ou all, unfortunately, the razorbacks lost, but we have football night in america. sunday night football right here on nbc. the indianapolis colts taking on the washington redskins at fedex field. looking pretty good. clear and cool, look for temperatures in the mid and upper 50s. so not bad football weather. keep it here to nbc. lester? >> scott, thanks very much. >>> as june cleaver, barbara billingsley was the perfect tv mom. she was calm and collected and often in high heels and pearls. the actress died at her moment in california saturday. jerry mathers, who played her son beaver, will join us in just a moment. but first, a look back at her life and career. >> "leave it to beaver." >> reporter: she will always be remembered as america's favorite mom. >> hi, beaver. how was the party? >> reporter: as june cleaver, the kind and caring stay at home mom to a pair of precocious boys on "leave it to beaver," barbara billingsley was a perfect fit. her own two sons said she was pretty muc

. > and for more ideas for your weekend logon to the around the town section of nbcwashington.com or on washingt washingtonpost.com. >>> the football world is focused on donovan mcnabb's return. who will the skins quarterback be handing the ball off to? the latest on the battle over the starting running back position. and the storms have finally moved out. are we in for a nice weekend? 3q copd makes it hard for me to breathe. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i can join the fun and games with my granhildren. great news! for people with copd, including chronic bronchitis, emphysema, or both, adir helps significantly improve lung function. while nothing can reverse copd, advair is different from most other copd medications because it contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-aing bronchodilator, working together to help you breathe better. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and shld not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some ey

logon to nbc bay area.com for all the latest on the upcoming election. right now, a new report meg whitman has written another $20 million check for her campaign. >>> after one of the coolest summers on record, the bay area is now baking in record breaking heat. it seems every week some of the records are decades old in fact. >> keeping tabs on the heat for us from the weather center. tracy grant is in the oakland where homeowners are worried people have forgotten the lesson of the 1991 firestorm. tracy? >> reporter: well, jessica, it's known by many names. the oakland hills firestorm, the east bay hills fire, and the tunnel fire, because of it ignited near tunnel road. now, the people who survived it, on a day like today, with weather like this, they worry about fire constantly. but they fear that their neighbors, the ones who moved in after 1991, don't really get it. and they don't think the city's helping either. literally, if we look between these two houses, that's where it started. >> there was one house there. and that's where the fire started. >>

logon 24/7 to cnnmoney.com. have a great weekend. >>> for a thief in california, a tragic way to learn a lesson. he pays the ultimate price for his crime. just nine days before the mid-term elections the candidates are pulling no punches going to-to-toe in one key race today. the big senate showdown in florida, and this. >> i was saving a guy and he asked me do you have bed bugs in your apartment because if you o do, you won't be seeing me. i love you, but i miss >> you if dating in new york wasn't always toughy enough, a teensy factor creeping into the romans mix, bed bugs. hello, everyone. i'm fredericka whitfield at the cnn world headquarters in atlanta. we start with politics and the florida senate race. just over a week left before the mid-term election and three men taking on the issues and each other in a debate today right here on cnn. the contentious back and forth between the campaign trail spilled over into that debate. >> any time we get into that issue the governor wants to turn it into something el

almost every day, especially in election years, you can tune in or logon and here acrimony, sanctimonyery day, real problems that cry out for honest attention are ignored. not today. today on this program we're showing you a side of politics that you may have forgotten still exists. a public official speaking from the heart about a matter of life and death, truly a matter of life and death. you may have heard about it on the internet. you may have seen clips on a newscast. but what i'm going to bring you in the next 20 minutes, you're not likely to see anywhere else, you won't. it's going to take me about 20 minutes to get through it. that's more time than some of you have. but stick with me, i ask you, what you'll hear are words that may change your life and may save a life. you'll meet joel burns shortly, a city councilman in ft. worth, texas, and here the incredibly personal and courageous remarks he made to his fellow council members and to the public on tuesday night. he spoke out on a subject that stirs up debates among people. but it all comes down to the right of children and t