lombardi appeared in federal court today on the gun charge. lombardi's attorney says more serious counts will be added to the count charge which will tie him more closely to the narcotics task force scandal. >> stop stalling, start installing. they are asking for legal pressure to be mounted on the state to make some changes. there's a call for legislation to require federal safety recommendations to be implemented, and now assemblyman hill says they ignored regulations before last year's deadly gas explosion in san bruno. plastic piping used during the 1990s should be phased out. the explosion ignited a house fire back in cupertino back in august. not as new but not as new as everyone expected. after all that buildup, a little bit of a letdown for many apple fans today. yes, they got a new phone, but kind of looks like the old one. nbc bay area's business & tech reporter scott budman is here. when apple says something new is coming out, people expect new bells and whistles to be obvious. >> they do, jess characters but apple is banking in the

that word comes from the attorney for 39-year-old louis lombardi arraigned yesterday in federal court. by cooperating and testifying against others he hopes to get a prison sentence that is far less than the maximum 60 years he's facing now. lombardi could be called to testify against his former boss norman welsh who has pleaded not guilty. >>> for a few days now mike has been warning the higher fire danger would begin now and it has. >> he was right again, as issue. >> thank you very much. good morning. we have winds starting to pick up which means fire danger is going to peak into the afternoon hours. gutting out of the north at 25 miles per hour. gal -- gusting out of the north at 25 miles per hour. because with we don't have winds in the valley we have fog. quarter mile visibility nth no, half napa, 3/4 santa rosa. less than a quarter mile -- visibility in half moon bay. as winds pick up and sun comes up this will increase rapidly around 8:00, 9:00. until we get there 40s and 50s in most areas with fog creeping down the peninsula also the east bay shoreline. noon sunshine, low to

the project itself is on van ness between mission and lombardy in. it would continue on to listen to city college and to route 47 which would continue past van ness and market to the train station. the key goals of the project are to improve travel time and improve the reliability of the service to improve pedestrian safety and integrate street improvements and provide a key north-south plank in the transportation system very we have been working with the transportation authority on the environmental review process, which they have been leading. at the completion of that process, mta will become the project lead to design, construct, and operate the project. the overall time line is shown on this slide. the third bullet is the point that we are reaching out. the information here is a little out of date. the actual, anticipated release of the draft environmental documents is going to be november 4. he ending date will shift accordingly and. the next significant action is for this board and the transportation authority board to decide on a locally pref

that word from the attorney from 39-year-old louis lombardi arraigned yesterday.s a lee will reduce the possible 60 year term he's facing now. lombardi could be called to testify against his former boss on the narcotics team norman welsh who has pleaded not guilty. >>> president obama left the bay area yesterday with a million dollars in new campaign donations raised during a san francisco luncheon. he left a new image for voters to debate as he stepped off air force one, he received a warm reception from mayor lee. the president also took a moment to comfort a crying baby and high-five a boy sitting on a man's shoulders. this morning many are wondering allowed in online forums whether it was a tender moment or political theater? a similar scene at the white house in june. at the hotel the president asked supporters for help in getting reelected. >> the president: i'm here to tell you, whether you are an old veteran or new to the scene, i need your help. >> the president says he has a tough political fight ahead. he admits that backing him isn't as cool as it used

lombardy intends to cooperate and hopes to receive a lighter prison sentence. >>mark: a stanford university professor in the field of artificial intelligence has passed away. john mccarthy research computer intelligence, finding ways to stimulate aspect of the human mind. he made the term artificial intelligence prominent after writing a paper in 1975. he also developed a voice recognition technology. he was fighting parkinson's disease and died at 84 years old. >>darya: we are back with more and a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside. a chilly morning. since >>darya: he developed an story out of oakland, dozens of police in riot gear clashed with hundreds of occupy oakland protesters in a battle in downtown oakland. some reporters are taking pictures of every move that police made. police eventually had to use tear gas, five times within three hours. dozens of protesters were arrested as well. >>mark: will tran is live and frank ogawa plaza monitoring the situation. f >>will: there are only eight-nine protesters down here right now. fifth of the poli

lewis lombardi was arraigned today one of four former cops charged in a complaint charged that members of the contra costa county drug toss force stealing and selling drugs seized during raised. he could end up testifying against his former boss, norman welsh pled not guilty. he face maximum of 60 years behind bars and returns next month. >>> shedding more light on san jose's seventh officer involved shooting this year. the call is from a hotel employee who found a man passed out drunk from a stairwell after leaving a halloween party. >> i was going to wake him up and see if he's okay. he looks like he's sleeping. >> do you think he needs medical or police to get hem out of there. >> he has a gun. >> he has a gun? >> yeah. >> the gun that javier had on him sunday morning was actually a toy gun painted gold. the four san jose police officers who responsibled to the extended hotel said after they woke him up he reached for that toy gown and madeun and made a move toward them. he is now recovering from non-life-threatening injuries. >>> today, rescuers continue to dig through the rubble l

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lombardi was his second in command.heel-also accused of stealing drushs from police evidence lockers and selling them on the street. he faces other charges as well and has pleaded not guilty. >>> it's 5:35. parents and teachers plan to march against oakland's proposed school closures. the school board is scheduled to meet at oakland technical school tonight to consider the closure of five elementary schools. the districts says it needs to close the schools to save money and deal with declining enrollment. parents and teachers say it's not fair to the kids. lake view, lazeer, marshal, maxwell are on the chopping block. we'll have the latest details on the nbc bay area news at 11:00. >>> throughout the day i've heard christina talk about puffy coats and cold weather. >> has she been shopping lately? >> i shop during the summertime for my puffy coats because i like to get a deal. you definitely need it this morning in santa rosa in novato. in the 30s. your windshield cold enough, if you parked outside to get that frost. ma

louis lombardi is accused of stealing drugs, cash, from suspects. he could face up to 60 years behind bars. now, his attorney says lombardi will cooperate with prosecutors in hopes of receiving a lighter sentence. he is scheduled to enter his plea on november 23. >>> our time now 6:17. the city of antioch is trying to put claims of police harassment of low-income african-american renters behind now. last night the city city voted to settle a class action lawsuit. one that alleged that police targeted section 8 recipients with arrests. we don't have details yet. city manager told the contra costa times the settlement is a good economic decision for the city of antioch. the city, by the way, still denies those claims. >>> plans are underway to bring more toll lanes to the bay area. you are looking at video of northern california's first toll lane. it stretches 14 miles from pleasen ton to million peters. the transportation commission wants to expand this network by an additional 290 miles. >> all right. we understand there are some problems in oakland

lombardi's first shot was stopped. circled the net, controlled the rebound and scored. leafs held on to win it 2-0. >>> good news and bad news for oregon's michael james. first the good. heisman hopeful rushed for 239 yards in a score against cal. the bad, had to leave the game with a right arm injury and did not return. number nine oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> it is the end of a tv decade. and meet the men of a church parish as they have never been seen before. you are watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." we are only going be in the 50s in the rockies. nice day in phoenix. in the northwest we have rain showers this morning. especially out there in washington state. and into saturday, a more significant storm system is going to try to move on in. california warms up along with phoenix. by the time we get to sunday's forecast, the northwest is the only area still dealing with less than ideal conditions. looks like a beautifu

. >>> to get a buddy check 9 packet for you and your buddy, call the lombardi cancer line at 202-444-4000. or you can go to the buddy check 9 page at wusa9.com. congratulations, andrea. >>> well, for 33 years, millions ended their weekends with a few minutes with andy rooney on "60 minutes." last night was the last time. >> a lot of you have sent me wonderful letters and said good things to me when you meet me in the street. i wasn't always gracious about it. it is hard to accept being light. i don't say this often but thank you. although if you do see me in a restaurant, please just let me eat my dinner. >> it was his 1,097th commentary. he began his career as a writer for the army newspaper stars and stripes then he went to work in radio and television and so far, he hasn't told us what he's going to do next. >> really is an american icon. >> yes. congratulations, mr. rooney. and so far, it has been clear today. but i guess i should keep my umbrella handy. >> we really haven't seen much rain here in the immediate washington area. there have been showers all over the place. you're ri

lombardi's first shot was stopped. sirngled the net, controlled the rebound and scored. leafs held on to win it 3-0. >>> michael james, first the good. heisman hopeful rushed for 239 yards in a score against cal. the bad, had to leave the game with a right arm injury and did not return. number nine oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: early today sports is brought to you by just for men hair color. live forward. >>> it is the end of a two decade monday night tv tradition. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, met the men of a massachusetts church parish as they've never been seen before. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this friday morning. pretty nice weekend forecast. if you'll be in the mid-atlantic or great lakes, now in the central plains is where all the active weather will be. also down in florida, that's where we'll see rain. today looks like a nice day in many areas

matthew lombardi's first shot stopped.ontrolled the rebound and scored and leafs held on to win it 2-0. >>> good news and bad news for lamichael james. first the good, the heisman hopeful rushed for 239 and a score against cal. the bad, had to leave with a right arm injury and did not return. >>> number 9 oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. that's your first look at sports. have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> well, now for another important look at your weather, here is bill karins. >> i'm glad you prioritized what's important in the show. >> number one, bill. absolutely. >> yeah. well, good morning, everyone. it's a cold, chilly start once again especially areas of new england. the peak of the leaves for vermont, new hampshire and northern maine. northern new england, this is your peak weekend and it's supposed to be gorgeous. a lot of festivals. i know in freyburg maine, a big festival and today will be one of the cooler days we have. today we'll call it 70 in albany. beautiful for this time

back-to-back homers in the postseason and josi lombardi strikes out at cup ride in the night and exit. the yankees lead and the tigers hang on for the three-two win where they will take on the rangers, and the yankees lose. >> so he has the high payroll, but i'm excited about the texas rangers because the giants beat them, but i love from washington. >> i like to see detroit. >> well, it has been forever. >> have to keep it up to gently. >> good job. >> and he worked at the gas station, bravo wow. >> maybe one or two seasons. >> will be back at 11. >> at the beginning, that's going back. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase what matters. when someone changes lanes without warning? or when you're distracted? when you're falling asleep at the wheel? do you know how you'll

chris wright, alex hudson, steve lombardi. next speaker, thank you. miss ford. >> supervisors, i'm standing here on behalf of john mead who you called, retired paramedic had to go. my name is connie ford and i'm one of the vice presidents of the labor council and head of the union that represents low-wage workers, many of them in the nonprofits local three. i am going to be really brief too. a lot of my come pate treettes said exactly how i feel. i think it's important to know that this health care and health access is a san francisco value. we established this four or five years ago just like brother casey said when we established the paid sick leave, living wage ordinance and many other things. workers today are under attack whether you're low wage, middle wage or high-waged workers and it's not time now for san francisco to go backwards and continue this kind of attack that's happening throughout the whole country. this is a value, this access to health care and the whole idea of it, $4,000 a year is too much for a business to pay for their health

talk with people and called the scouts in the middle of the night and he would say, like michael lombardithe story worse for the nfl network used to work for mr. davis and the city would never say goodbye how are you you just try to the point when he was done would hang up on you. that is one of those deals the i think you would not want to work for somebody like that but from afar, all the different things the civil-rights and everything he had handed in you had to a admire him. >> absolutely i did in this is what ron the shares. >>gary: my mouth is opened i say yes because of they'd beat detroit they shove it in there. right now he is in the top five jason, but they beat detroit get ready. >> now let us move on to hank. >>gary: that is what lot of young people say they want to see someone get knocked down, you can gamble better. look at this here. baseball all around they're taking a pass. and really quick the last one says? >> it is true he did. >> it was $30. ó??g÷p÷÷÷>>>>>8ç

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. >>> to get a buddy check 9 packet for you and your buddy, call the lombardi cancer line or go to theuddy check 9 page at wusa9.com. so, we've been celebrating here with cupcakes. howard is wearing pink on pink. i'm wearing pink. thanks to those who have made it a success. >> don't procrastinate. >> doesn't she look great? >> she does. >> before we go to break, let's take another look at the question of the morning. >> 49% of us say we would pay extra for this at a restaurant. is it a kid free zone? a private zone or c, a personal wait staff? >> morgan wrote if i had the cash, i would pay for all three! we'll reveal the answer in about an hour. still ahead, we'll hear some of andy clooney's words. >>> halloween is right around the corner. how are sales looking and what are we buying? you're watching 9news now. if you've got pain? you need the patch. (announcer) icy hot patches. targeted no-mess relief. icy to dull pain. hot to relax it away. pain's no match for the icy hot patch. >>> to the east now, some of it creeping into prince george's county. anne arundel, calvert. watch out for

. >> reporter: small businesses like lombardi sports that operated in the city for three generations the city imposed fees for things like healthcare make it tougher to stay in business. >> when most retail businesses our bottom line are 3 to 5% and they want to increase payroll 10 to 15% on all part-time employees, you can do the math. >> reporter: all of which put ed lee on the hot seat. >> job creation is as important as healthcare for those with jobs. >> reporter: it's interesting, mayor ed lee says that he is going to probably veto this thing that would put it all into that fund for an extended period of time over what he considers is prudent. he is trying to balance between the healthcare that people want and the jobs that people want, as well. a good idea, still needs to work out the bugs. if it happens in san francisco, it could happen in your town tomorrow. >>> remember steve jobs coming up next at 6:30. >>> and a community can under siege. the all-out search for a gunman who opened fire at a silicon valleyle cement plant. ,,,, sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from

lewis lombardi is accused of stealing drugs, cash and jewelry from drug suspects during raid from thetra costa county narcotics -- narcotics enforcement team. yesterday, his lawyers say he will plead guilty in opens -- hopes of getting a lighter sentence. he's scheduled to enter his plea on november 23rd. >>> this is sentencing day for one of two brothers convicted of killing three of their in- laws in a 2006 thanksgiving attack in oakland. these two men, they were both convicted of three counts of murder. prosecutors say they shot and killed their deceased brother's widow, her mother and her brother. prosecutors say the men believe their in-laws caused their brother's death. now, asmaran was sentenced earlier to three consecutive life sentences. >>> 8:35. three boaters stranded -- stranded in the frigid bay waters are arrive and -- are arrive and -- alive and well. the boaters are exhausted but they managed to escape hypothermia. >>> yesterday, this man stood on the beach and watched as the boat he had owned for 14 years was destroyed. the boat ran aground on october 13th as his boat

i would throw out a vince lombardi quote that says winning isn't everything, but trying to is.nk that romney, his campaign, they believe because it's not a guaranteed win, maybe he's not focusing on the state for that reason? >> i'm a democrat, brian is republican. but brad's advice is 100% correct. bottom line, if romney loses iowa, which he could to herman cain or perhaps somebody else, ron paul, lesser likelihood, newt gingrich, but if he loses the 20 or 25-point lead in new hampshire will inevitably tighten. the flip side is that if he wins iowa and wins new hampshire, mitt romney will have effectively run the table and be in a position even with a close race in south carolina to probably win florida and nevada and ultimately wrap up the nomination. all that's a way of saying iowa is the key for romney and brad is completely right. >> heather: brad, we're actual -- we'll play that back a couple times, doug saying you're completely right. let's talk about herman cain e. won the straw poll announced moments ago in alabama. in iowa, he was there october 22. planning to go back

what would sports be without the grip, dimaggio, lombardi, and la russa? piazza. [applause] the red sox could still use him. what would the city be without the influence of roman thought and architecture, the work on the lincoln memorial, the magnificent touch on the capitol? although, i might say, it would be nice to know what our politics would be like without the contributions of machiavelli. [laughter] that has been internalized a little too much here in washington. [laughter] america would not be what it is today without the unique contributions and the pride of italian-americans. like so many other groups -- as nancy said -- the italians came to america in search of opportunity. they came with little. very few were welcomed. they came with an unwavering faith in god and an unfailing commitment to family and an unlikely hope in the possibilities of america. a belief that in this country you could be prosperous, you could be free, you could think, talk, and worship as you wish. it is a country where you could make it if you try. italians were not always welcom