. >> los mets que a pesar de despertar en el sñptimo inning, no le alcanzó, ganaba chicago 7 a 4. >>gira, dodgers, arizona san diego, con solo 28 juegos que le queda en la temporada regular, los gigantes de los 10 juegos fuera tiene que ganar a menos 8. >> si quiere ir a ver bñisbol de grandes ligas, tiene que cruzar el puente, porque jugarán los atlñticos, están a 10 juegos de distancia del primer lugar de la división. >> la temporada no comienza todavía y ya hay problemas dentro de los 49ers, cuando se lían casi a golpes, la frustración es porque davies ya lleva dos temporadas como reemplazo y no ha visto acción, anoche los 49ers ganaron en su juego de exhibición. >> maría leticia: para finalizar un niño de 2 años de indonesia, se está librando poco a poco del cigarrillo. >> alejandro mendoza: ñl se hizo famoso cuando un video dio la vuelta al mundo. >> maría leticia: llegó a fumar 2 cajetillas por dia >> alejandro mendoza: al ser llevado por un sicólogo, el niño descubrió que hay más cosas que fumar y fumar. >> maría

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algunas semanas y vimos el nombre de pedro en la lista de los jugadores que ese dÍa se enfrentaban a los metsza. tuvo un parÉntesis pero no fue interrumpido. >> es como un juego. vamos a poner al muchacho en algÚn deporte para tener un mejor desarrollo, para sacarlo de la calle, para ganarse los estudios y por quÉ no tener la oportunidad de ser un jugador de grandes ligas. >> la verdad que nos da muchÍsima satisfacciÓn ver el desenlace que tuvo pedro porque cuando Él rechazÓ esa oferta decÍan quÉ pasa si se lesiona o no se le vuelve a presentar una oportunidad como esta. >> hay que tener bien trazada la meta. a dÓnde vamos? a dónde queremos llegar? y lo mÁs probable es que lo van a lograr. >> y rodearte de gente exitosa y apoyarte, porque nunca faltan los que son negativos. hay que pensar siempre en positivo. >> quÉ mÁs nos tienes? >> les tengo que contar rÁpidito lo que ocurriÓ aquÍ en la ciudad de nueva york, o mÁs bien en nueva jersey, cruzando el rÍo. fiestas callejeras previas al latin grammy, gilberto santa rosa cantÓ por 50 minutos, alborotÓ a su pÚblico. y los reggaetoneros, entre los

. >> the leaders met in los angeles today. they plan to resume talks next week on finding a way to close the $19 billion budget short fall. >>> a new exclusive field poll indicates democrat senator, boxer, increased her lead over carla fereina. boxer is up by 6% with 6 weeks left before the election. but it is not boxer's numbers that are going up. we now have a live report, christian? >> reporter: this is the latest field poll. the latest take taken since they taken off in their debate. it shows barbara boxer widening her lead in all age groups among men and women. >> reporter: since july boxer's support held steady while ferena's decline in support is with ads from boxer's campaign. >> when you are talking about massive layoffs, which we did ... >> reporter: the field poll indicates since july the unfavorable ratings jumped. they say boxer's strategy appears to be working. >> what boxer is atempting to do with her advertising is to try to define fiorina for those voters before fiorina has a chance to define herself. >> repor

>> the way i met him was probably the most interesting of all. i spent a great deal of time in los angeles talking to any number of groups that i could find who were connected to the south. connected to louisiana and texas. i ran into all these different clubs, the various clubs. at one point, a woman came up to me and said, you know, i see you at so many places talking to people about this migration. i heard the questions you've been asking, you are still here. she said i know the perfect person for you to talk to. usually it's like someone setting you up on a blind date. you figure there is no way they could possibly know who you want. i met with him in his home in los angeles, a lovely home which was a testment to his achievement and all he had gone through. he was quite gracious, presented me with ice cream or cake he sat there and watched me eat it. he said i love to talk and i am my favorite subject. jo was he married? >> he had been married as were all three of the people. >> how old was he then? >> in the 1970s. what's the vegas story? >> he wanted to go to investigate as.

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to flesh that out sentiment, we sent producers to three cities, orlando, philadelphia, and los angeles, and met people like margarita fernandez who owns it orlando latin bistro. >> it's somewhat of a disappointment. it's not doing nothing for our country. >> reporter: she's turned off by the bipartisan rhetoric and says it's a waste of time that could be better spent talking about solutions. jeffrey schrader who owns a spice and tea shop agrees. >> it seems childish, it's exhausting. people who are making decisions or who are there to make decisions are fighting amongst themselves and you wonder how anything is getting done. >> reporter: across the country, george carroll is a bit more forgiving. he understands how drawing sharp contrast in politics can be effective. but as the line of customers coming in to his business thins and more people he knows lose their jobs, the bipartisan debate, he says, has become a distraction. >> it's jobs, stupid! it's the economy, stupid. what can washington do to create -- to put people back to work? >> reporter: in philadelphia, shana who runs a dance academy

lo i just met the president of the sewing guild. very nice to meet you. our president.p. thank you, sam. >>> we have more secrets of america's favorite restaurants. and bianna golodryga goes behind the scenes of chipotle. one of the fastest-growing chains. the power of the burrito. >> reporter: you love salsa. and america's love for mexican food is one of the secrets to chipotle's success. despite the xhishg downturn, the revenue jumped 20%. and its stock hit annual time high this month. while burger chains have dominated the fast food industry, an expanding american pallet could soon mean that burgers have nothing on burritos. thanks to a company named after a jalapeno pepper. but a quirky name and alternative menu aren't the only things that separate chipotle from its fast food competitors. the only thing they have in common, is fast food. something chipotle customers are quick to point out. >> i don't feel it is fast food. it doesn't feel as heavy. >> i think most people associate fast food with cheap, highly-processed, not very good for you. not really any kind of a

i met with him at his home in los angeles. al of legal, which was testament to his achievement and success in los angeles -- el lovely home, which was testament to his achievement and success in los angeles. he proceeded to tell me that he loves to talk and he is his favorite subject. >> was he married? >> he has been married. he was a widow. >> how old was he when you got to him? >> he was 76. >> what is the biggest store? when he wanted to go to vegas -- what is the loss they this story? story? -- what is the vegas story? >> vegas was off-limits to african americans. everything he had wanted to do in new orleans, the white physicians would come back with stories. they would ask him if he had been there. he would tell them that they know that he would not be able to go. to go. sometimes they would forget and he would say that again. he began to make some calls and he heard that it was beginning to open up to robert and americans. this was in the mid-1950s. a man was a go-between, helping black people get rooms in the hotels.

. >>> the big five met at the governor's home in los angeles and worked out a tentative agreement.istie smith is live in oakland with a look at what the deal means. we are not quite out of the woods yet. >> reporter: good morning. there a lot of ifs in the equation to solve the $19 billion budget deficit. lawmakers relying on federal dollars to boost the bottom line even though the dollars haven't quite been promised yet. it is believed the framework includes $7.5 billion in cuts which is less than the governor backed. he was looking at $12 billion in cuts and dismantling the state's main welfare program. democrats have proposed six billion in higher taxes and $8 billion in cuts. the long stalemate, 86 days led to the state controller saying he might have to start paying bills with ious. caltrans announced it had to freeze $1 billion in funding on the projects. the student programs for college students with financial aid and teachers have gone unpaid. >> that's a good sign for the state workers and a good sign for the venters not getting paid by the state and a good sign for colleg

i met with him at his home in los angeles, a lovely home, which was a testament to his achievement and his success in los angeles -- after all that he gone through. and he had a hard time even getting established. he was quite gracious, presented me with ice cream and cake, which i did not want nor need, but sat there and watched me eat every morsel of it, because it was on rosenthal china, and that's just the way that he did things. and then he proceeded to tell me that -- i told him about what i was doing. he said, "i love to talk, and i am my favorite subject." >> was he married? >> he had been married. he was a widow, as were all three of the people that i ended up talking to. >> how old was he when you got to him? >> he was in his 70s. he was, like, maybe 76. >> what's the vegas story? >> the vegas story. >> when he wanted to go to vegas, but they wouldn't >> so many vegas stories. >> but they wouldn't let him -- i mean, he wasn't allowed to go? or, i mean >> yes, what happened was, they -- vegas was off limits to african americans. and he was getting this needling from the other

los angeles to deal with this. because this practical touches all members of our department, we also met with the other labor organizations, sciu 1021 and others. we drafted the protocol in four- month period. it was focused and intensive. ultimately, we received agreement on this particular version. the overview. department attorneys did past, criminal, and administrative actions of employees. the review present cases that are brought forward from the internal affairs division and criminal unit. they prepare saris for review by the bra -- they prepare summaries for review by the brady commission. that includes directors of personal services and risk- management. the attorney, who brings forth the material, for transparency purposes, we have a retired judge who sits on the panel and lends legal credence. right now, we are using a retired court of appeals justice who himself is a former police commissioner. the function of the committee -- date book at the material and determined that a member may have passed history that requires a legal notification to the da > the forward that to the chief. we sent a written note -- a w

los angeles to deal with this. because this practical touches all members of our department, we also met with the other labor organizations, sciu 1021 and others. we drafted the protocol in four- month period. it was focused and intensive. ultimately, we received agreement on this particular version. the overview. department attorneys did past, criminal, and administrative actions of employees. the review present cases that are brought forward from the internal affairs division and criminal unit. they prepare saris for review by the bra -- they prepare summaries for review by the brady commission. that includes directors

they are meeting again today in los angeles to discuss ways to close the $19 billion budget deficit they met with the governor yesterday so he could be close to home as he is battling a cold. icefall republicans want deeper cuts to social services. today is expected to pass without the governor signing a plan. >> this suspected gang member charged with attempted murder for the shooting of back place officers facing additional charges nil. he goes to disconnect the and a possible, faces life in prison if convicted he is the one that police say shot at two officers that were searching for him last month and then took off he was wanted for the outstanding warrants. 6:21 a.m. will be back with more a couple minutes. is that the nimitz. newsies sluggish [ mom ] my son ryan didn't know his voulez-vous from his frere jacques... [ speaking french ] [ mom ] ...so he decided to study in paris. ♪ to see french masterpieces with his very own eyes. we even linked our citibank account to his so when his account ran low we just transferred funds. i just hope the language isn't a barrier. bonjour. [ mom ] m

on sunday, lohan visited a los angeles shelter where she met with families and handed out purses to teenagersans about the experience. what a great place the dream center is here in l.a. had a nice time there today. it is so important to give back. i feel blessed. >> lindsay has gone from being in jail, to being out of jail, to suddenly being sort of a mother teresa-like figure in nothing but a span of three days. >> reporter: some in hollywood question the motive behind her sudden acts of kindness. >> it's no secret in holly kood that lindsay lohan is damaged goods. the question is, can she repair herself and repair her image so that people will feel confident enough to hire her? >> reporter: she's still signed on to play porn star linda lovelace in "inferno." >> she's the best actress for the part, and you know, we are still totally behind her and want her to be the lead. >> reporter: though the role lohan most likely wants is that of a free woman. tara mergener, for cbs news. >> and there are also reports that lindsay is trying to cash in on her notoriety. according to usmagazine.com she w

state legislators will be meeting again today in los angeles to discuss california's $19 billion budget deficit they met with gov. schwarzenegger yesterday said that he could be close to home as he battles or cold. democrats are pushing for new taxes and delaying corporate tax breaks while republicans want deeper cuts off the day's expected to pass without the governor's signing a spending plan though. when that happens it will mark the long as the california has gone out and the approved budget. decisions for the 10's, a new poll shows jerry brown leading his broken challenger make women, the results were released figures for likely voters in california brown came in with 47 percent support. will women have 42 percent. in another reported released woodmen and brown their nearly tied 47%. a neck-and-neck race despite the huge disparity in spending. police officers say keeps thousands of kids out of trouble every year. but now san jose's police activities league is facing drastic cuts. jonathan bloom explains the problem and what this could mean. >> here in san jose the largest police activities league i

since june 2.the robberies in nearby mountain view, redwood city, los gatos, pacifica, as well as the sacramento area. ac transit cuts they metht trend make see what services to drop on the table possible cuts to we can service. cutting back service certain times of day. the cuts could begin in december no final decision were made last rain. ac transit serve commuter commuters sampras cisco muni operators are asking labor officials to block plans to restore some of the service cuts. union representing the operators say they engage in unfair labor practices for failing to discuss it with the operators. they're seeking an injunction muni was to restore more than half of the recent cuts that they put into place in may the restoration is scheduled to start saturday. avis budget said they're raising their cash portion of their for dollar thrifty as a battle hertz for a buyout. avises bid could be one- and-a-half billion dollars in cash and stocks. they wanna work out good deal with hearts instead turning down an avis bit last month. they're worried avis may not get that approval of antitrust. rapper t.i. and his wife have been rel

chicago and my mother and i moved to los angeles and after high school, i moved up to berkeley and later went to college and uc berkeley. >> and that is where you mete? >> welcome he is a little younger than me. he went later. before we started dating even, we were both peace activists and we were organizing protests and different actions against the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> where quaestor >> symphysis go, berkeley. -- >> where? >> 7 cisco, berkeley. he came back from standing in the middle east and we met again and started dating. all through our relationship he talked about the middle east and how amazing it was and how generous and kind and accepting people are. he persuaded me that it would be -- that i could not really understand the beauty and diversity of cultures in the middle east without immersing myself in it. i was willing to do so. >> what was shane steing? >> arabic so the to become a journalist. when he was 18, he was traveling europe and decided spontaneously to go to turkey and fell in love with the region. ever since, he has been going there. >> and so you decided to go? >> i got a job teaching english. i was an english te

king met cynthia kelly years ago after the jury awarded him millions of dollars in a civil suit against the city of los angeles. king says four months ago he called kelly on a whim and the romance began. king made national news after a video camera caught los angeles police beating him back in 1991. >> interesting. >>> 6:20 is the time. let's get back to mike. there's been a traffic bottleneck, bad spot on 580 in livermore all morning. >> all morning. since a quarter to 4:00. so as we were getting to work, this was getting in action. in fact, one of our colleagues, lou, called it in. westbound 580, a big rig spilled fuel. it first rubbed the shoulder for about 1,000 feet and crossed over all lanes in front of him and other cars and that's what caused the problem now. the fuel leak still expected to be cleared about 7:00 a.m. huge problems coming out of the altamont pass. one alternate, call ahead and tell folks you're going to telecommute or don't leave until 7:30 when things should start to move a little bit better in the area. but over to these stations, the ace train would be your option if you're h

king met cynthia kelly years ago after the jury awarded him millions of dollars in his civil suit against the city of los angeles. king says four months ago, he called kelly on a whim and the romance began. king made national news after a video camera caught police beating him in 1991. >> i guess we really all can get along, quite well. >> it's 5:20 right now let's check in with mike with our morning commute. >> folks are gathering together, but this is not in camaraderie. there's a lane blocked and a distraction southbound 580 at airway pl waway boulevard. the earlier accident happened before 4:00. lou told me firsthand he saw a rig hit the right shoulder, the k-rail there, and then run over all across right lanes, right in front of his car, and hit that center divide. still clearing it up. the rig is clear, the fuel spill is not. folks can get off north livermore avenue and head down highway 84. might want to hit those city streets. the travel time overall out of the altamont pass, still around 19 minutes. you're still okay, just plan another five minutes or so. now, it's bad news for folks on this sid

years of experience, at the los alamos nuclear will be this new mexico and actio access to the restric information and according to the indictment the doctor and his wife, met with an undercover fbi agent, several times, over the last few years, the doctor allegedly told the under cover agent that he could develop a bomb for venezuela in ten years and, according to the indictment, he said with his technical help, venezuela could cause an explosion over new york that, quote, would not kill anybody but would destroy all the electrical power to new york, according to the fbi or federal indictment. the indictment says a document written and edited by the couple, was on the design and manufacture and use of atomic weapons and yes they have been tracking them quite some time. >> gregg: have we heard from the doctor about these charges against him? what does he say. >> >> reporter: he spoke tie fox reporters in new mexico last year after the fbi searched their home. he claimed at the time to have broken no laws, and said then all of the information that he released and sold allegedly to venezuela was in the public domain. here's his comments: >> they have to prove

los angeles" airs: harry? >>> moms and dads sometimes need help in the kitchen so why not get the kids involved? cat cora is teaming with the mup metsy >> aghhhhh. [ laughter ] >> yes. yes, we are here. we are here to cook and to tell jokes. >> that's right. >> take care of the cook but sometimes take care of the jokes. >> sometimes, yes. >> the whole gang is here to show us one of their favorite burger recipes. so, in case anyone is concerned we have fozi bear and cat cora and who is this? >> this is a new muppet, new muppet, this is angelo. >> my name is angelo. >> this is fis first, a little herve vows and shy as you can tell. >> i can see. >> but his first national television appearance. >> that's right. at first they freak me in but after that it's good. >> it's good. >> i hope you are running subtitles for this? >> we need subtitles for angelo but we have great muppets kitchen episodes we filmed. it is about bringing the family together as a whole having fun and making healthy and nutritious meals because moms and dads are busy. you know how that, is right. >> nobody cares more than mup mets. >> harry, how do you make an egg l

for the third day in narroa , we have video from los angeles where protesters are setting fires yesterday's l.a.'s police trees and owners of businesses met were booed, heckled. the protesters and the protests were triggered by the police shooting of an immigrant who police say had threatened someone with a knife and lunch at police. we're going to take a quick break there is some breaking news crossing wires i ron is saying it will release one of those three jailed americans this coming saturday. one of three, we do not know which one we're waiting for more information. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your iphone when you get at&t u-verse tv. at&t. rethink possible. as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs created. california was working.

los angeles dodgers. the dodgers owner is going throw a high profile divorce. speculation is ramping up he could possibly manage the or metsorres. >> and matting dollarsly is taking over for torres. >> we just mentioned that. >> i was watching rick outside. >> now you know how i feel. you know, dancing with the stars, that's what that girl is going for. that reporter. >> she would be great. >> yeah. >> good point, man. >> that's the way these things work. >> look at the weather, guys. starting to look a bit like fall for some folks and it is summer in the tropics. hurricane igor, 100 miles per hour and cat 2 storm. it will likely strengthen by around 36 hours from now, battering bermuda and a slow mover. bermuda will deal with hurricane winds 12-24 hours. a major problem headed to bermuda right now. we'll look at the u.s.. this is what you are waking up to, fall-like temperatures in the north. 37 in rapid city and 70 in kansas city. that's the battle between fall and summer. that battle will continue all week. it will feel more like summer for everyone. but fall begins on wednesday evening. >> golf is over in rapid city. >

los gatos. here 7 day around the bay check out that warming trend. so much sun. george's st. check it out because it's hot. have you metthem on right now i have my swim trunks on right now so i can rock-and-roll is and as i get out of here. and if you plan on going anywhere you can say it has been cleared out there there are no hot spots let's start with the bridge check even after the second wave hardly any way just that fast track lanes in the center of the toll plaza. the approaches looks good. san mateo bridge ride very light the commute has been over for our house no delays on 92 approaching the toll plaza. golden gate bridge ride has been reconfigured with three lanes in each direction. set up from midday traffic is stays like this until the afternoon commute when they will open up the extra lane on the northbound side. >> 10:21 a.m. hurricane georgette has been downgraded but the heavy rain has flooded arizona. drivers are still going through i don't think you should do that. it is going along the northwestern coast and it will weekend weaken as it was over land. >> of our midwest check out this video several ro

lo a friend, you do not abandon them when they're struggling. i hope i can get him through this dark moment. she said he's the eiest and nicest person she's worked with. the second she metsay mel is a good guy. >> he's not a popular guy and hasn't been since directed "the passion of the christ." of all of them, i wonder if hollywood will give hi a second act. i wonder. they're usually for giving. you can be a child molester and rapist and murderer, we kwom you back because you're an artist. i don't know if they'll do that mel. >> i think there was somethi weird about hearing mel gibson's voice, if that was his voice, hearin it. that's really what -- i don't know. it was psetting. >> you know what makes me happy when you hear it? these new little things. i have to get to them now, but wewant to have fun with these. these are called thingamajigs. they're t newest, hottest things. if you press them alone, it goes. if you press two, harmony. if you do four. >> how adorable. >> it's like theillion dollar quart quartet. >> what happens if you push the hand? push the hand. >> oh. >> i don't know what they're doing. >> they're very cute. they're 12.99 each at toys-r-us. >> how