lo bueno es que fue como uno de los mejores expertos que hay.a alejandra guzmÁn. sigue hospitalizada y se dice que estÁ bastante grave. ella mandÓ un comunicado diciendo que si tiene algo pero que los doctores no saben lo que es y que mientras encuentran lo que es, estÁ en observaciÓn. una de las personas que mÁs sabe en el medio del espectÁculo dio la noticia de que ella se encontraba en el hospital debido algÚn tipo de injerto o algo que le habÍan puesto en la parte baja de la espalda. >> en las pompis. >> claro. que era un tipo de sustancia que parecÍa cemento... asÍ ella lo describiÓ, y que se le habÍa infectado. entonces los doctores la estaban tratando, le estaban metiendo todo tipo de antibiÓticos pero que no reaccionaba. eso es lo que ella escribiÓ en su pÁgina de internet ayer alrededor de las tres o cuatro de la tarde. en su programa de radio inmediatamente enrique guzmÁn el papÁ de alejandra guzmán dijo que eso era mentira. mÁs adelante vamos a tener en vivo y en directo mÁs detalles acerca de todo esto, pero tenemos las declaraciones

puedo creer, lo veo y no lo puedo creer. >> ¿y a usted?de hoy? >> octubre es el mes de la seguridad y nosotros estamos comprometidos a hacer de tu casa un lugar mÁs seguroon productos de buena calidad como este detector de humo y de monÓxido de carbono, que tambiÉn tiene la posibilidad porque tiene una alarma que diferencia entre uno y el otro, asÍ que siga el fuego te suena de una manera y taiÉn lo dice de voz. >> o sea que no hay necesidad de tener dos detectores separados. >> sÍ, y ademÁs suena diferente y te lo dice de voz. >> ¡wow! ibuenÍsimo! sobre todo porque el mes de octubre de es el mes de la prevenciÓn nacional de incendios. ya lo sabe, de que proteger esa casita. h@tqwa[Ñvolkpáádespiert@ >> mire, en estos momentos les iba a mostrar a chispita haciendo los trucos mÁs recientes que estÁ haciendo para participar en la competencia. pero se estÁn burlando de mis medias. chispita, ven acÁ para quÉ me salvesla gente no tv, estÁs como de espaldas, siÉntate aquÍ. ven acÁ, chispita. >> permiso, un momentico. >> ¿y estos seÑores quiÉnes s

porque tenemos todos los derechos.Ía ya se fueron. >> la situaciÓn esta crÍtica. porque varias familias se van a quedar sin el sustento diario. >> los despidos son resultado de una auditorÍa.h@ >> encontraron problemas en los formularios de verificaciÓn de empleo de una cuarta parte de ellos.drysmkh@univis >> entendemos que esta administraciÓn. el problema es que tenemos una ley de inmigraciÓn es injusta. >> la auditorÍa marca un travÉs de estrategia. >> la prioridad del proyecto federal debÍa ser los compaÑÍas que estÁn acotando al trabajador. >> un oficial seÑalÓ que las inspecciones de los formularios son una de las mÁs poderosas herramientas para asegurar que los negocios compran con las leyes. sin embargo estas auditorÍas que se iniciarÁn en 600 empresas, tampoco complacen a los oponentes de una legalizaciÓn. un vocero seÑaló que Ésta es una estrategia de clases pÚblicas. que no evita que los indocumentados despedidos busquen otro empleo. owusu en otros documentos para ser recontratados p >> se negaron a hacer com

sonexpertos los dos fenÓmenos no estÁn directamente relacionados. >> la mayor parte de los tsunamis ocurrenfallas. no necesariamente tiene que estar una falla relacionada con otra. sin embargo se ha visto que a veces hay perÍodos en donde ocurren varios terremotos en todo el entorno. sin lugar a dudas estamos en uno de ho periodos, pareciera que la ciencia y la jerarquÍa se combinarÁn para que enfrentaran estas tragedias. las condiciones estaban dadas. el terremoto que reprodujo es el que produce los peores tsunami. se cree que aumenta el número de muertos >> una tragedia que afecta a una madre hispana pertenece a una comunidad hispana. una mujer apuÑalÓ a la madre y secuestrÓ a su bebÉ recién nacido. nos cuenta cÓmo ocurrieron los hechos. >> buenas noches "necesito que regresen a mÍ debe" Éstas son las palabras de una madre. gran incertidumbre para su familia. >> me robara al bebe. >> esta madre que reciÉn dio a luz le ocurriÓ lo impensable. una mujer que nunca habÍa visto antes, tocÓ a la puerta y se llevÓ a su niÑa reciÉn nacida. t]aep>> dijo que era un agente migraciÓn y que venÍa a ar

entre los hispanos 103, de 10,000 padecen la enfermedad. los sÍntomas comienzan a temprana edad.mundo que los rodea. >> pueden tener un juguete, como un auto y concentrarse solamente en las ruedas por horas. >> los mÉdicos dicen que es difÍcil calcular cuÁntos niÑos sufren de autismo. de alli que un tratamiento adecuado evita estigmatizaral paciente. evita procedimientos costosos, terapias con medicamentos que funcionarÁn porque no se trata la enfermedad adecuada frente. >> los pediatras dicen que Él retÓ despedir a los pacientes y sus familias a enfrentar lo que significa vivir con autismo. >> la ciencia no cuen con una prueba biolÓgica para determinar el autismo. de allÍ, que los padres aprendan a reconocer los sÍntomas. >> vamos a mensajes bien sÓlo instantes, activistas expresan preocupaciÓn por la influencia de las redadas migratorias. el gobierno interino de honduras elimina un obstÁculo para el diÁlogo y más adelante, los datos que sugieren que la economÍa de adelante, los datos que sugieren que la economÍa de mÉxico es una bkpunionultimaadkp juan! vamos, tu asignah@... ti

ya lo pasado es pasado. ya lo de límite quedó atrás.mpo dirá si en la nueva etapa retienen al público durante años los ha unseguido. >> gracias, el chapo de sinaloa, está de estreno y ustedes serán los primeros en ver el último video musical. >> se llama "al diablo con su amistad" y fue grabo bien do junto a una modelo al que dejó loco al cantante mexicano. aquí se lo presentamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gkph@primer impactoh@tqwa[Ñymnkq ♪(música) >>> fútbol y más fútbol. cómo estás? >>> bien. > >>> hace mucho que no nos veíamos. >>> un gusto saludarles, y ya sabe, ciudadanos de la republico, y le voy a decir qué equipo está tras los pasos de vela. y lo voy a dejar con la liga de campeones concacaf. ahí va. >>> en el estadio azul la maquina se dio un tiro, y en el segundo tiempo hay centro y villa metió el 2 a 0. con este resultado calificó a los cuartos de final. también el columbus invitó a cenar al saprissa. y aquí dejó el asunto parejo a 1. y pasamos con el mundial sub 20, todo terminó como al principio, 0 a 0. >>> y vela podría regresar a jugar al

los tuzos también se metieron, y logró su pase. >>> y veamos lo que pasó en el mundial sub 20.escuerde que el mundial estará aquí. y para estar bien informado todo lo que tiene que hacer es ir a univisión.com, uniclave república, y ahí encontrará todo. por mi parte es todo. buenas tardes. >>> y vamos con walter mercado. >>> llegó un día especial, donde se mezclan los ángeles con la parte astrologica. y para aries es machidiel, el que te empuja, no te deja er. tauro: asmodel, te da la posibilidad de llegar con tus palabras, con ese tacto. géminis: el tuyo es ambriel, siempre estás con tu mente a mil. cáncer: muriel, te hace feliz regalar tu cariño, dar inspiración,ar siempre algo de ti. leo: tu antel es berchiel, es como que presientes que frente a ti haytipwpjowokph@áprimer impa. >>> gracias. y de esta manera hacemos una pausa, y esta humilde familia enfrenta un duro reto. y enseguida investigar por qué las demandas de unos sacerdotes no tienen respuesta. >>> y en 4 decadas no se bian conocido, peroueron protagonistas de un reencuentro de "primer impacto." la mina enil,: h@médi

secuestros es lo más doloroso. >>> nunca debió haber llegado a los niveles que llegó en nuestro paíso de las remesas. y un diputado opinó. >>> es evasión, es difícil de calcular, con un cierto grado de presión. >>> isabel miranda de wallace dijo que a la policía le importa poco el dolor de las víctimas. >>> la policía nunca hizo hada. >>> los llamados narcoasesinatos ya superaron la cifra del año pasado. >>> la violencia llegó a tal extremo que varios periódicos publicaron y dijo que cuando una matarlo. >>> la asamblea revisora de la constitución de república dominicana acogieron el pedido de los empresarios turiicos. la decisión provocó una fuerte controversia, y restringe a visitar playas y lagos que son de libre acceso. >>> y grupos se culparon muamte por el enfrentamiento en la selva. >>> un hombre de nacionalidad rumana no lo pensó dos veces al ver humo y escuchar un niño, hace años también salvó a una de sus hermanas de morir, el niño se recupera en un hospital. pasamos ahora conáánoticiero un saludo. y este joven quiso repetir lo de tirar un zapato ante unáánoticip sea anfitri

iban borrachos y descartaron que se tratara de un atentado. >> ante esa actitud de los jÓvenes, losnido ex empleado de la procuradurÍa de justicia de michoacÁn. otros encuentra grave porque recibiÓ un balazo en la cabeza. el presidente dormÍa en morelia en la casa de su madre. a 500 m de donde ocurriÓ la balacera. >> la policÍa de arizona matÓ a un hombre que suestamente les habÍa disparado contra las autoridades dicen que el hombre abriÓ fuego primero sobre otros dos personas que acababan de comprar su casa en una subasta. la habÍa perdido porque no pudo seguir pagando la hipoteca. >> en minnesota, la organizaciÓn de defensa de animales, tiene en la mira a la empresa de productos lÁcteos. presentÓ un vÍdeo en donde se muestra como orden a vacas cubiertos de orina y excremento. la compaÑÍa dijo que la compaÑÍa pasÓ una inspección en junio. >> cuando regresemos de comerciales,. cada vez se habla mÁs de negociaciones entre las partes en conflicto. en puerto rico continÚan las protestas por los despidos masivos. anunciados por el gobierno.okpwa[Ñpoh@ááuniv-uatq honduras. las declaraciÓ

desinfectan cada rincon de los vagones de trenes de metro.... los asientos....locados en los trenes y autobuses para informar a los hispanos sobre las medidas de precaucion durante la temporada de gripe... este medico teme que los casos podrian aumentar, especialmente ante el nuevo virus de la influenza h1n1... "se estan esperando unos numeros bastantes altos con respecto a los casos en la temporada de invierno, me entiende, cuando se dispara la influenza regular porque lo cual lo va a predisponer a uno a contagiarse con la nueva variante del h1n1 como tal" las maquinas dispensadoras de boletos....y las puertas de acceso a las estaciones de metro tambien estan siendo desinfectadas cada semana. usuarios toman sus precauciones, pero sin alarmarse... "no me acerco a la gente mucho que veo enfermo o algo asi, pero demasiado no" "esos son virus que asi como vienen, se van, esos son virus, me entiende, del planeta y yo creo que toda la vida ha estado todo eso lo que pasa que hoy en dia se esta descubriendo mas" un promedio

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presented by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. the newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> 17 dead, dozens injured in kabul. the taliban target the indian embassy with a massive car bomb. david cameron is set to be britain's next prime minister. he tells the conservative party he is ready to take power. the justice officers as the biggest threat to power-sharing is international sanctions. -- a justice officer says the biggest threat to power-sharing is international sanctions. coming later for you, fighting his grandfather, the grandson of joseph stalin takes action against a russian newspaper. and the nobel prize for literature is won. the letter to you. the taliban are claiming th

los lonely boys are here.x defense hit a snag after the defense's request to run more tests on key evidence was shot down. should amanda knox start thinking beyond the verdict and looking into an appeal? >> what do you think? >> not good news for her. there is a knife that has amanda knox's dna on the handle, the victim's blood on the blade, and you've got her boyfriend, his dna is on her -- the victim's vertebra strap. in addition -- bra strap. you have her saying she wasn't there and then there. you have a foot print in blood blood that they believe is her boyfriend's and you've got her not only lying, but you've got her acting inappropriately where she's doing hand stands and cart wheels at the police department. it was apparently a drug-fueled sex game and the poor victim in this case was literally almost crushed to the ground and stabbed. the defense is saying, look, this knife, we want to have it examined again for dna and the jury, which is kind of interesting, come priced of six or eight people, said n

we have 80 degrees in los angeles. but 90 in phoenix. that sounds pretty good. a little cooler in salt lake at 54. 64 in kansas city. as we look toward the east, the forecast is looking good. 63 in washington, d.c. a high today of 58 in boston. and new york, sunny today and 61 degrees. finally in florida, still hot, in the mid 80s for tampa and miami. that is a look at your forecast for "hln." i hope you have a great weekend. >>> there is some precious jewelry sitting out there that nobody wants to claim. we're talking diamond rings here, platinum watches. so, what happens to it if no one says, hey, that's mine? >>> okay. this is a little hard to believe. but there are diamonds and jewelry that nobody wants to claim of their own. they're amongst some 40,000 items the florida state government auctioned off yesterday. the stuff had been left behind in unclaimed safe deposit boxes and was turned over to the state. some people got themselves a bargain. >> these are early notes. some are fractional notes from the civil war. there are several confederate bills. i save

enforcement in the san fernando valley portion of los angeles.a'am, do you know why i pulled you over today? "to protect and to serve" -- that's the motto of the los angeles police department. i don't make up any of my own. >> narrator: today, sergeant ferry is patrolling in van nuys. >> well, what we have here is, like, a range rover. it's a "right turn only" right there. yeah, he's going for it. so, we're gonna go ahead and stop this person just south of burbank here. [ siren wails ] he knows what he did is wrong. he started looking over as soon as he saw me in there behind him. sir, sergeant dave ferry with the l.a.p.d. you made a left right there. we can't do that. beautiful dog. >> thank you. >> that's your insurance. and then we just need your registration. >> it's a stupid place to make a left anyways. the sign's so right, you know, so... you know, you break little laws, and they catch up with you. breaking the law -- like an idiot, i got caught, you know? i was like, "all right." i looked around for about three seconds, did a good -- you

and that's what i'm hoping to have. >> reporter: sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the average for a body sculpting liposuction is about $2900. >>> a jaw-dropping find for a couple of teens in colorado. what they first thought was just a rock, turned out to be part of a mastodon's jaw. the pie boys first checked on the internet, where they discovered it was something more. scientists say the beasts roamed the colorado area some 100,000 years ago. >>> eyewitness sports is next. >>> this is mark viviano. it can be dangerous when an nfl team comments on the officials. but john harbaugh had plenty to say today after a controversial loss by the ravens to the patriots. we'll hear from the coach when eyewitness news continues. >>> listening to mark in the 4:00 hour, it seems like mark flacco had it right. what have we learned? >> we've learned that parents -- players, fans and coaches aren't happy about the officiating. you don't want to sound like sour grapes. but there are some official concerns. john harbaugh said he will be sending video to the league with inquiry for explanation

¿lo arrestaron? ¿lo arrestaron ayer? no. they didn't arrest you yesterday?you? you were our guest at our local hotel there. when? today, at the station. no. no? those tattoos seem very familiar like the "i love you, babe." what did that guy do to you when he came up to you? did you have to box him? he hit me one right here. did you defend yourself? i didn't hit him back. why did he hit you? was he crazy? i don't know. well, we know... we kind of gathered that. but why did he hit you? did he only hit you one time? johnny. johnny. johnny in the green corner with the green trunks. now, how many times did he hit you? one. once. where did he hit you? on the side here? right here, where you got that shiner? were you able to hit him back? i was going to hit him back, but... johnny, you're losing your touch. sergeant, we're going to clear this. i had occasion to fight johnny one time and he threw about 50 punches at me and he never struck me one time. just so we all know what we're dealing with... carrasco, where are you, buddy? just so we know what we're dealing wi

so tt's, i wld say, as such time as is left to me, i wou lo to now how that works and what these are. you might en say why uld th be useful. actually it might,nspite of the brillianork of dr. yanaka, i think if we knew how an e can reprogramthe nucls without any addedgenes, this could actuay be qui useful. and could, for example, enhance the efficiency with which your procedures work. >> charlie: are you interested in this question as well. >> yes, very much. so the efficientity [indiscernible] comped to reprogramming ofur eggs. so we asme it's something, something very importa. sohat's what i ly want to find out in the rest of my life. >> charlie: if i tak all the lasker award recipients, scientistsngaged in discovery passionate about finding answers, what would they have in coon. >> so one possible idea is this, that the might be people n so inclined to follow the traditional route. you join a lab and the lab is doinall these kinds things it does and youecome a graduate student, post docnd you follow along those lis. it may well be the people who recorded tse particular cognitions,

>> bbc world news is presented by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. the newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now bbc world news. >> rio the janeiro. >> party time in brazil as rio strikes gold. th the first south american country to host the games. there is a shocking chicago, the front runner is voted out in the first round. welcome to bbc world news. coming up later, still finding survivors for two days after powerful earthquakes in indonesia. prove he is alive, the first pictures of the captured israeli soldier, gilad shalit, are released. it will be the first time south america has ever hosted the olympics. four countries on four continents bid for the games and it was rio that beat off challenges from madrid, tokyo, and c

. ♪ hallelujah >> reporter: to skid row in downtown los angeles.here there's no escape from reality. kenneth and stephanie live here at the union rescue mission. what would you want people to understand about the struggles of their children? well, there are struggles especially obviously financially. like i would kill to have a house and my own room. this is my storage area where i keep most of my track and school stuff. >> reporter: kenneth, stephanie, and their father gordon live in a tiny, 250 square foot room at the shelter in a special area designated for families with children. they ended up here after gordon, who works as a day hire works a entertainment industry lost his apartment about the same time he won custody of his kids. even though kenneth lives in a shelter, he says it's so much better than what life was like before. >> in sixth grade i lived in a van. let's see. my mom used drugs. my stepdad used to hit me. >> reporter: kenneth says that was the past. now he's focus and the future. he says he will leave skid row and he want to go

tmz is based in los angeles. >>> the attorney for the cbs news producer charged with trying to extort $2 million from david letterman says we've only heard one side ever the story. joe halderman pleaded not guilty to attempted first-degree grand lawrenceny and now out on bond. earlier today his attorney made the morning show rounds, as it sometimes customary in high profile cases like this. in an interview on the nbc "today" show, he accused the host of manipulating the story. >> david letterman didn't give his side of the story. david letterman gave what he wanted the public to know. get out ahead of the story, that's what he did. he's a master of manipulating audiences. that's when he does for a living. to think david letterman gave the entire story and there's nothing more to be said is simply wrong. >> reporter: halderman's attorney said he is looking forward to cross-examining david letterman in court. >>> accused of blowing up a dallas skyscraper returns to court today. the judge is holding a hearing on whether there is enough evidence to prosecute him. hosam maher smadi is char

i work for the los angeles police department. one of the biggest complaints in the city is our traffic problems. [ horns honking ] everyone driving down the street sees someone that cuts them off or does an improper turn or something that's making it real uncomfortable for everyone else. we actually can do something about it. [ siren wails ] >> narrator: in los angeles, olympic boulevard is a major east-west thoroughfare, and officer goldstein is on patrol. >> the ford there is going 51 in the curb lane. curb lane's dangerous because you don't expect anyone to be passing you. as you see, he's still passing anyone, and we're doing 50. [ siren wails ] hello. the reason i pulled you over -- you're doing 51 in the curb lane. >> i was right behind the other car. when i passed you, i was going like 40. >> we were behind you. my car showed 50, and you were still at consistent speed. >> i know for a fact i was not doing 50. >> i'll be with you in a couple minutes. >> narrator: while officer goldstein writes him a ticket, this karate man

thousands are evacuated as a wildfire consumes thousands of acres near los angeles. >>> and the big chill. why president obama has postponed his meeting with the why president obama has postponed his meeting with the dalai lama. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm christina brown. >>> today we begin with the high cost of war. there is a bitter new reminder of the battle raging in afghanistan as eight more american soldiers have died there in a fierce firefight. it happened in an attack over the weekend. the taliban is now claiming responsibility for. jim is in afghanistan with details. >> reporter: the surprise attack came in the most rugged mountainous region of eastern afghanistan. about 80 enemy firefighters bottom boarded the outposts from the surrounding mountains in a nearby mosque. the fighting so intense apache attack helicopters retreated under heavy fire. this hostile region, with its soaring mountains and war lords, has seen the fiercest fighting of the war. eight american soldiers were killed. but the u.s. military claims 50 enemy dead

every day in los angeles is glorious. >> so i hear. i'm a star of a cbs show, i'm a movie star and they're rolling my rear end out for an interview at 4:30 in the morning pacific. >> there's nothing glamorous about what i do. that's the most common misconception about being an actor. it's often red eyes and starbucks going into some weird little studio somewhere to do this. >> so is local news. [laughter] >> let's talk three rivers here for a second. this is a real interesting concept on the old medical theme. a transplant hospital. it's pretty current or is it too much ahead of the curve? >> absolutely not. i think it's, i don't think it's ahead of the curve at all. it's something that's been going on for a long time. transplant medicine isn't a new thing. it's actually so advanced now, it's almost easier than auto mechanics. never seen a show that's based in organ transplant was the core of the show. it is the core of our show. the great thing about this, we have the technology of uh, for instance csi been in this hospital, this new

presented by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, v vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >>> two earthquakes in 24 hours in it sumatra. this man is saved, but more than 1000 are feared dead. >> aid workers are arriving. inseams chaotic -- it seems chaotic. a lot of supplies are coming here, medicine, as well as food and help. the search and rescue trains -- the search and rescue teams are trying to get people out. >> thousands are missing in the wake of a tsunami. >> we only had two kids and we lost both. >>> welcome to "bbc world news," broadcast on pbs in america and around the globe. coming up later, keeping iran on the nuclear straight and narrow after a meeting in geneva. the

the politic aspect of this debate whh has newly crept in and where deepe divisions doexist about the lo-term is about fundamentally where ameran interests are and where w want to engage the rld in order tourther those interests. t if the president doesn't reond in some way in a short time frame, is the a danger that there could be harm don to what has alrdy been achieved in afghanistan? >> 'veeen in afghanistanor eight years. an i think it's certainly a good opportunitynd a necessary act by the president to step back a consider how the last eighyears haveone and whe we're going. so ion't think that we're running out of time. the same time, the ahan election proce is still unresolved. and think that an announcement this de before that csis is relved would probably be premature. >> and do you think this is a decision the president mes all by himself >> well, ultimately it is th president's decion. i mean, he hasany very experienced advisers arou him. but ultately, he has to make the call and it will be s responsibility >> and within the penton, is there andivision there? >> well,i think there'

>> "bbc world news" is presented by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. the newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news. >> this is "world news today." i'm george alagiah. at least 12 dead in the afghan capital after a suicide bomb. india says its embassy in kabul was the target, the latest in a recent upsurge. the taliban claimed reonsibility. the typhoons destructive power in japan. commuters stranded, power cuts and flights canceled. what a difference a year makes. zimbabwe's main hospital goes from shut down to this. we are live in harare. the secret is out -- nearly. nobel committee about to announce the winner of this year's literature prize. we will report it as it happens. it is 7:00 a.m. in washington, midday

there's a pub actually, one pub in los angeles that shows it.a very big tournament that's on every january and it spokes them at 5:00 on saturday mornings. >> jimmy: really? and you go to that? >> diligently, yes. >> jimmy: do you get up to it or go to it -- >> we tried that once, and that -- disaster. >> jimmy: no good? >> no good. asleep by halftime. >> jimmy: how many people come to watch? >> that's what's surprising. it's like some sort of weird rattish sub culture. at the brits sneak out and early in the morning when it's dark and flock to this pub to watch rugby, and then, you know, it has various degrees of intensity, depending on who is playing who. >> jimmy: who is your rival? >> england. >> jimmy: are there fights? >> oh, no. there is always that imminent threat that you could, you know, cut the air that we just. >> jimmy: just enough to keep it interesting at 7:30 in the morning. >> it's amazing. at that hour, sort of level of intensity. >> jimmy: yeah. are you sure you love rugby, maybe you're just an alcoholic. >> you know what? wha

expected back before chicago judge who will decide if barrett will be free on bail to face charges in los angeles or if he'll be taken there in federal custody. arrested friday night, the insurance executive is accused of interstate stalking, a charge his attorney and friend calls surprising. >> i don't think mike's ever had had a parking ticket before in his life. >> reporter: but the criminal complaint against barrett tells a different story. he's accused of secretly videotaping andrews while she was alone and nude in at least two hotel rooms, one in milwaukee and this hotel in nashville. the criminal complaint says barrett traveled to cities where andrews was working, called hotels to find out where she was staying, and when he made his reservation, barrett asked specifically for a room next to andrews, identified ds in the complaint as individual "a." authorities allege barrett rigged the peephole on andrews' hotel room door to record secret cell phone videos of her. >> sometimes someone will do something like this just for the excitement. >> reporter: authorities also say barrett pos

>>> a shooting attack outside a los angeles synagogue may be a hate crime. investigators now working the scene where two men on their way to services were shot. >>> and republicans responding as house democrats unveil their health care reform package. it's got the public option and conservatives, not too happy about that. >>> and you know the pledge to love honor and cherish till death do you part? but a lot more people are breaking that promise these days. we'll hear your views on the future of monogamy. thursday, october 29th, thanks for hanging around for hln "news and views." i'm brooke baldwin. want to get to this story developing out of los angeles where police are searching for a gunman who walked into a crowd just outside this synagogue and started opening fire this morning. two people were shot in the legs as they arrived for worship. police say the victims are stable and are in good condition. the attack happened around 6:30 local time this morning in the temple temple's parking lot. but right now, the lapd trying to figure out what happened. >> we

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we have 80 degrees in los angeles but 90 in phoenix. that sounds good. a little cooler in salt lake at 54, 64 in kansas city and as we look toward the east, the forecast is looking good. 63 in washington, d.c., a high today of 58 in boston, and new york, sunny today and 61 kbres. finally, down in florida, still hot in the mooitd-80s for tampa and miami. that's a look at your forecast. have a great weekend. >>> many of you are trying to cut your power bills with new energy saving appliances, but you may not save as much money as the manufacturers actually claim. money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. hey, jen. >> so the energy star label is supposed to mean that a product saves energy, right the? kind of like a seal of approval from the government? that's why you get tax rebates on them. but there are reports that many of those appliances are not living up to their promises and maybe shouldn't even qualify for the sticker at all. here's "consumer reports" talking with cnn's mary snow. >> in our labs we found it used more energy than it cl

>>the j-lo trend. >>there you go. >>>the americans playing for pride against anyone who's not european. >>we're talking about the president's cup in beautiful san francisco t city by the bay, my hometown. dave is here with more. tiger woodsen did the want to let the cup slip out of the american's hands. it will not with shots like this. just watch tiger woods here. maureen, he has crazy style points and mad swagger. you see how he just walks towards the ball like he knows it's going on the green. of course it did. i have a little golfer envy. what can you do. i have tons of scripts which means we have a very big show coming up. >>you should have punctuate waited that. >>there you go. >>that does it for us. lots of news and information always on. >>it's late, isn't it. look for us on air and online. we'll be back with dave ross in just a few minutes. d

this testimony came during a preliminary hearing that's happening in los angeles today. the judge is going to decide whether stern and two doctors should be tried on charges they conspire to provide smith with controlled substances before her drug overdose death. also today, the toxicologist testified that smith was in poor health before her death. he says that may have complicated her reaction to drugs. the father of smith's daughter larry birkhead is also scheduled to testify at this hearing. >>> last time jaycee dugard was seen publicly, she was a little girl. she was 11. she's 29 now and we have some pictures. she's opening up about her 18-year captivity in the new issue of "people" magazine. she's talking about how happy she is to finally be home. this is how she describes it. this is a quote. she says -- so right now she's in seclusion with her mother and her two daughters. police say those daughters were fathered by her alleged captor phillip garrido. we spoke to people's senior editor david caplan. he says have managed to adapt around their new surroundings. >> t

first, carla hall, reporter for the "los angeles times." this was a highly volatile, emotional news conference that went on and on. it was the family and their attorney, leo terrell. what are the headlines coming out of that news conference? >> i'm not sure i can say what the headlines are coming out of that news conference but i think this continues to be a really sad and mysterious story. the los angeles police department which is in charge of looking for her, has two detectives assigned to it. i talked to one of them a couple days ago. he didn't seem to have any leads. there is a man who was dining at a restaurant called the abby in west hollywood last week and he is convinced he saw a woman who seemed to be mitrice. the detectives are now looking for video footage from that restaurant that might give them a better sense of whether it was really her and if it was her, who she was with. >> well, i can tell you that i watched that news conference as it came in, and the thing that really struck me was leo terrell, the attorney for the famil

in fact, they're cancelling a flood advisory for los angeles county. that's because the heavy rains that soaked southern california overnight are beginning to ease up. the storm system knocked down terese and power lines and made a mess of the roadways. it's expected to hang over until tomorrow morning. now many residents fear possible mudslides in many areas that were hit by recent wildfires? >> yeah. i'm kind of wondering if we were so lucky having our house saved from the fire, you know, because this is another round of slow torture. so till the rains come tonight, we'll see. >> i'm terrified because there's no way they can control it, even with the rails. >> mother nature is giving us a one-two punch here, a test of endurety. >> she seems like she's had it. the storm knocked out power for 3,000 people. it was a dust storm that caused a deadly 11-vehicle wreck near bakersfield, california, yesterday. wow. look at that. three people were killed in this pile-up. you can see it caused a fire as well. the storm made it impossible for them to see on inte

. >>> gunshots ring out inside a los angeles house of worship.were investigating this as a possible hate crime. >>> and the death a teenaged baseball player leads to a landmark court decision. find out who the jury is blaming for his fatal injury. and one out of every three drivers out there on the roads right now may be an accident waiting to happen. why one researcher says there is nothing they or anyone else can do about their bad driving. sure we're not talking about you, right? hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for checking in. it's thursday, almost friday. hang in there. want to take you to a developing story los angeles right now. the shooting happened about 6:30 a.m. local time. police say a man with a handgun shot two people in the legs as they were arriving at this synagogue for worship. it happened early this morning in this parking lot of the synagogue, and police say the victims are stable, they're in good condition, but authorities right now, they are looking for the gunman. now, the los angeles police department did give a brief

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. >>> los angeles police are investigating the case of a 3-year-old boy abandoned at a bus stop in the middle of the night whose mother is now missing. 3-year-old xavier nelson was left by an unidentified woman at a south los angeles bus stop after midnight on friday. >> lapd released this video to the media in hopes someone would recognize this toddler. and someone did. mother called her from the southland saying she saw her grandson on tv. >> my heart dropped. i was about to cry. not just because i saw him. because of the story that they were telling. >> a witness observed the child sitting next to a woman when the bus arrived. the woman then got onto the bus and left the child behind. the witness yelled to the woman to tell her she forgot the boy, but the woman just waved him off. >> angela says the last time she saw her daughter, victoria nelson, and grandson xavier was a week ago. >> the grandmother says 17-year-old victoria may be in danger and could have been forced to abandon her child. >> victoria would never, ever put her child in harm's way like that. she would never do that

espn sportscaster erin andrews and attempted to sell them to various websites, including tmz, based in los angeles, where he could now stand trial, on stalking charges. the fbi said hotel records at the marriott in nashville, where andrews was covering a vanderbilt football game, showed that barrett specifically requested and was given a room next to hers. the affidavit accuses the 47- year-old barrett of using a clamp to remove the peephole in andrew's hotel room door and a hack saw blade to alter it, giving him an opportunity to return later and record video of her from the hallway, with his cell phone camera. he was linked to the alleged crime by his e-mail address. >> i've gotten calls from 30 of his friends in the last 10 hours, all willing to give their support. >> now, if convicted, barrett could spend up to five years in prison and be forced to pay a $250,000 fine. his next court date is october 23rd. >>> investigators are looking into a fire at a baltimore county gym. it happened this morning at gold's gym in parkville. when firefighters arrived, they say they found at least one b

. >> yesterday a los angeles medical examiner released jackson's autopsy reports showing the pop icons. >> reporter: the report debunks any notion michael jackson was frail, sickly or popping pain pills at the time of his death. he had no pre-existing reason for cardiac arrest. >> there were no organ issues, chronic organ problems, his cardiovascular -- heart and blood vessels -- the cardiovascular status was fine. >> reporter: jackson died of acute propofol intoxication, the sedative given by dr. conrad murray who is not trained to administer it. dr. jason heinz is a certified anesthesiologist and sees what the coroner saw. >> this situation is a homicide because something that could be done appropriately and safely was not done appropriately and turned out not to be safe and bad things occurred. >> reporter: among the coroner's findings, at the time of death jackson was 5'9", 136 pounds. he was balding and had a skin condition that left white patches. he suffered osteoarthritis in his lower spine and some fingers. he had surgical scars behind his ears, on his shoulder, and at the ba

. >> any decision on criminal charges against jackson's personal doctor would come from the los angeles district attorney's office. >>> new at 11:00, baltimore city firefighters have lost their battle for a pay raise. the city denied the request. the union took a matter to an independent arbitrator who ruled against the pay hike for the firefighters. >>> officials and lawmakers sailed through the electronic tolls without paying. mike miller want to take away the free passes for delegates and senators. no word tonight how much money this would save the agency. >>> a special honor for charm city tonight. major dixon was on hand to accept the heritage award. the honor was given for the design implementation of harbor. the award has been given only eight times in the last 35 years. >>> a dramatic rescue, a new york man is being hailed as a hero as he helped save a child from a burning building. >>> elizabeth smart testimony, for the first time, smart reveals the extraordinary details of her kidnapping ordeal. >>> some showers may start the weekend, i'm bob turk i'll have the complete mornin