lou: that's right. tiny: yay! not me. someone who apologizes. yay! whoa, whoa. all right, all right, hoppy. let's not get carried away. dooley: hey, willa. bad news. when i put these pieces together, it makes a perfect kangaroo footprint. gus may be innocent, but it looks like koko isn't. dooley, you solved the case. but don't worry. koko didn't do it on purpose. (car horn honking) dad's back. now we can fix our mobile. (lips smacking) mm, looks good enough to eat. relax, it's just an expression. ta-da. that's bonza, love. willa: i'm willa from the qubo channel, and it sure was a wild day today. like all great detectives, dooley and i learned a lot today. first, you shouldn't blame your friends without any proof, as that can lead to hurt feelings. and second, if you're honest about your mistakes, you'll probably be forgiven, even by someone as rough around the edges as good old gus. my friends and i are coming right back, so keep watching willa's wild life on the qubo channel. >>> good evening, for the first time since a

tiny and lou must have gone to get a drink of water when i took the paint out of the garage. and when i hopped to get the mobile, it fell down and broke. pieces went everywhere. so i went looking for papier-mâché to fix it,

two friends are hoping to turn her legacynto funding for care and research into lou gehrig's disease.e is c 7's carolyn johnson. >> jennifer and alexa mtinez are training for a bike ride that wl take them 100 miles and every push of the pedal is inspired by the memory of a friend. >> superior, amazing woman within the most pain i ever saw. if she can do it, i can do anythi. i can ride 300 miles. >> reporter: the twore raising money fight als, also known as lou gehrig's disease in honor of carla zilbersmith. >> she never shied away from anything. this is a big thing to ride 100 miles. a ls is a lot harder than riding 100 miles. we want to d it in honor of her. >> reporr: she first revealed her dinosis to a live audience in 2008. >> i was diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease, which sucks because i hate baseball. [ laughter ] >> reporter: we caught up with her earlier this year when she was launching an als fundraising effort am her own, convincing fell als patients to pose for this movie themed calendar. >> theneed lots of money for research. >> reporter: s lost her battle with als in ma

thelma lou was barney's girlfriend.the pinhead now. check your facts old man, because we are holding your feet to the fire! [ applause ] i expect a full retraction, on air, otherwise i might never trust fox again. >> bill: well the problem is that shortly after i made the thelma lou mistake, i corrected it on the the air! somehow jon didn't mention that. so who is the pinhead now? by the way, stewart will be on the factor next wednesday. that should be interesting. i'm trying to get thelma lou. that is it for us tonight check out the fox news fact for website. different from billoreilly.com. we would like to you spout off about the factor from anywhere if the world. oreilly@foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. when writing the factor do not be sniffy. nothing to do with sneezing. great word, look it up. i'm bill o'reilly please remember the spin stops s s s s >> top of the morning to you on a thursday, september 16, 2010. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time today. president obama wants a tax hik

lou is going to show us some easy and inexpensive fixes. what are you doing there, lou? have to watch. >> okay. >> he's got a toothpick and he's not afraid to use it. >> he's going to put it in his mouth. oh, that's wrong. >> but first a check of the weather. >> we'll show you for "today," we have got showers and storms, risk of strong storms from the mid plains back into the upper ohio river valley, clouds in the pacific northwest, thundershowers down through texas. and tomorrow we have got rain from the northeast all the way back into the central plains, a slight risk there. hot in the southwest, heavy rain throughout much of the lower southwest. runny and hot with hit or miss >> good morning, everyone. we're off to a cool start, but it will warm up. we will see plenty of sunshine. this >> you know, we were about to do a tease with jill martin about some of the unusual products. show us what you're doing there. >> bottle opener and remote. and now i'm soaked. >> up next, jill's got some of the most unusual products on the market. and we need a sponge from lou's segment

earlier reports are -- well, lou told me he saw the rig right up on the right-hand shoulder. there's a small fuel spill, but caltrans could not contain that fuel spill, even though it's a few gallons, so they may have to take alternate measures. there's the slowing in both directions as you're approaching airway boulevard on 580. allow a little extra time if you're coming through that portion. now 580 coming through oakland, another accident. this happened around 1:30 in the morning, but it's eastbound 580 at golf links road. just now finishing the clearing. and now we have a sign and a pole at the bottom of the off-ramp there at 98 that is damaged as well. watch for that impact on your morning commute. also, local to western edition in the city, we told you about that power outage. we're watching for that, but right now that's just a surface street issue. the cities binto the freeway moving all right. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> for more than 500 students in windsor ontario, the new school year offers the chance to be a part of something unique. susan pedler reports on

lightning lou gets tonight's they said it award. >> i'm a man! i'm 40!i want winners. >> frustrated how long the off season process took for you to sign? >> yeah. a little bit frustrated. joking earlier like i was the fat kid in p.e. class and they picked me for dodgeball teams i'm the only one left and kind of looking around and it was frustrating. >> lightning lou, i not feeling. happened all the time. [ laughter ] >>> while you were adding up your fantasy football points, here's what you missed. the end >> we going to fight. >> , yeah. >> we're going to bleed. >> yeah [ screaming ] >> all right! [ screaming ] >> keith brookings word didn't help the cowboys play calling. should have taken a knee at the end of the half. instead, touchdown hall. dallas lost by 6. ouch. they call third base the hot corner. case in point. the nationals ryan zimmerman deflection in one meteorologist throws out at first, back to zimmerman, tags out ramirez. >>> they have shoestring catches in baseball. this is football. he doesn't tie his cleats. he has a velcro strap and it

megyn: lou dobbs thank you, sir. democratic group this is a big group founded by howard dean using some ugly slurs combined with accusations of racism by conservatives in describing the tea party. is that standard political rough stuff or did they finally go too far here? a fair & balanced debate next. medical mystery in texas. a high school quarterback throws a touchdown pass runs off-the-field with a big smile on his face and then falls over and dies. dr. manny next with a possible explanation. >> things happen, kids get in wrecks and stuff like that but not during a game. there was apparently no contact to cause the thing. and there's just no explanation for it right now. ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outbacalways gets us there... ... sotimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ megyn: a terrible tragedy on a high school football field in beaumont, texas. 17-year-old reggie garrett a popular quarterback throws a touchdown pass during the game on friday night. runs off-the-field

lou aria passed away a few months ago. kirk has done the job of both of them and although it is new to him, he has done an extraordinary job. could i ask mr. fenni to say a word or two on behalf of the code advisory committee? >> i just wanted to tell you, there is a letter in your packet formally asking you to endorse our approval of the amendments. i wanted to talk about the process we used. it is a process that alan and warrants developed a while ago because of the short timeframe, we had to jump on these amendments. we separate the code by discipline. we have four, five standing subcommittees. the amendments go directly to the subcommittee for their review. in some committees we have representatives of staff, general public, members of the fire department, so we can hide -- hammer out all of the details. once the said committee reviews those, they are moved to the full committee. that is when we review all other responses. basically, fire, life, safety, green building committee, mep, general, structural. i want to reco

lou wolf says he hired a kansas-based architect to design a new home. oakland has proposed three waterfront stadium sites. and fremont has also pitched a stadium at the former nummi auto plan. >> september should be the start of our indian summer. but the game today out in the field, it will be kind of wet. >> and the mud out there, great for players. they love that. tough for moms trying to -- >> get the stains out? >> that's right. mike? >> you have a little drizzle this morning. that's the cold front that's pushing through our neighborhoods. that will drop our temperature again this afternoon. good morning to you on this wet -- kind of wet wednesday. we have some slickness on some of our streets. we'll see temperatures in san francisco about 1 degree warmer today. 60 yesterday, 61, no big deal. 60 oakland again today. concord will drop 2 degrees, redwood city 7 and santa rosa 9 degrees cooler today than yesterday. we'll lose about 2 hours -- 2 minutes and 21 seconds of sunshine. let's break down our 8:00 temperature. drizzle around, cloudy everywhere

scores two off lou gregorson. 6-2 cardinals. the padres lose their ninth in a row. this is a team it didn't seem could be beaten. now they really can. >> not so much. cal won, stanford is on its way. and we've got san jose state. going to be a hard one. thanks, laura. >>> still ahead, a magnitude 7.1 earthquake caught on camera. >>> it will make your skin crawl. bed bugs are back from coast-to-coast. bay area homes are infested as well. we take you under the covers. new information on the investigation into thatra cshed lagoon this week.

megyn: lou dobbs always a pleasure.hy would vandals want to disturb graves of world war ii sailors. 60 lives were lost when a ship was sung in 1945. u.s. marines have been recently diving on the wreck to look out for vandals, and now a disturbing find. we'll take you inside a massive firefight out of afghanistan. you can hear directly from the soldiers trying to head off a taliban attack as we take you live to kabul next for some very powerful video. @=h [ male announcer ] this is steven, a busy man. his day starts with his arthritis pain. that's breakfast with two pills. the morning is over, it's time for two more pills. the day marches on, back to more pills. and when he's finally home... but hang on; just two aleve can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is steven, who chose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. megyn: some powerful video into fox giving us a front row seat to a firefight in afghanistan. these are incredibl

in san bruno, david lou abc 7 news. >>> getting a lot of questions about this. find out whether there is a pg&e pipeline running near your home. renter and owners can call pg&e that the number. 1-800-7 435,000. and ask about the utility will get back to you with that information. >>> san bruno city officials are offering to help homeowners in the burn zone to clear out the debris from the tragedy. and the ashes and all the rest for free after they sign a waiver. 8 days after the blast obviously enormous amount to do but as wayne explains, some survivors have clearly turned a corner. >> in the blister remnant of san bruno fire zone the shock hats worn off. in it place a sense of purpose. moving forward from the trauma of last week. >> the flames i thought it was just going to come right up the street from one house to the next. to the next. to the next. >>reporter: even thousand clarence will lapse in a stream of conscienceness with only the smallest prompt then he snaps back. >> it just happens. it is gone. >>reporter: he's one of the lucky survivors. man who fl

>> that's what lou i think ron is arguing. >> oh, gosh! >> can't get any work. just can't.y bad. very bad. >> since piniella left the cubs are 17-7 under mike quaid. they are one of the hottest teams in baseball having one 6 straight. overall they are 13 games under .500 good news for the giants who cling to a half game lead in the division. >>> last night in philadelphia, fan dressed in red and got on the field. diaz tripped the fan so security officers could wrestle him down. he received a standing ovation for having the courage to get involved. >>> going to brazil. the bleacher collapse. it was caught on time. 100 people were injured at this race car event. six people went to the hospital, two in serious condition, nobody killed. >>> cal and stanford have combined for 23 water polo national championships. santa clara hopes to just qualify for the tournament and if they do, it will be on the back of nick [ indiscernible ] >> he is one of the best players in the nation. he had a breakout season last year. he scored 78 goals, most do 45. >> reporter: nick played into the sa

. >> reporter: there's probably no one who knows more about bed bugs than entomologist lou sorkin of new york's museum of american history. >> it's feeding. >> i don't see anything. >> reporter: he's been collecting and studying them for decades, demonstrating by letting them feed on him, they're not known disease carriers. if they were -- >> there would probably be more research on bed bugs and how to get rid of them. >> reporter: in fact, urban centers across the country that had once been overrun, almost got rid of them for good after world war ii until ddt and then other pesticides were banned. in new york city, for example, confirmed infestations jumped from 82 in 2004 to more than 4,000 last year. the big apple still tops a list put out by terminix of cities with the biggest bed bug problem, followed by philadelphia at number two. and at number three, detroit, that has seen whole buildings evacuated. but a surprise, four of the top 15 are in ohio. middle america. it's all fodder for psychiatric consultations -- >> it really is both a mystery, because you can't see them very wel

. >> reporter: lou gehric's usually affects people muchalled older. he was just 30. he knew the lifespan was 2 o 3 years, but instead of wallowing in pity, he went to work matter how personal or at times life-threatening. his sistee recalls when one ambulanceebecause he wasn't breathing right. >> documenting him, i'mmcrying. he said turn the camera around. he said turn the camera around. >> eporter: when he remembers when they first got the news patrick got als. they were rooting for annther fatal diseaae. >> we were hoping for iv. we were hoping for anything, you know that wouldn't be thiss >>>reporter: that is because this methodically kills the mooor neurons in your body until you can't move thee anymore, an3 of them. >> he eddted one of the and theú he edited one of his shorts, d now hh is at the point where he is using his eye balls. >> reporter: this technology and communicate. when i asked him about the few minutes to type one letter but eventual will he h anssers. >> reporter: he still has high expectations ffr the finished product and bllez i

other as lou you to form local groups and share those you are invited in, in your circle. >> from thereu submit a request and make a transaction. >> reporter: before you give sharing a go, it's important to set ground rules. first, understand what you are borrowing. >> there might be a picture on the web site, the description of the item, approximate value of the item. >> reporter: work together to set a time frame and never share anything you can't afford to lose. while these sites make virtual introductions, they are not responsible for your items. also, keep an eye out for thieves. while most are free to be a member, some require a security deposit. >> if i'm going to borrow a nail gun for you, i can put $100 into escrow so if i don't return it, you'll get compensation. >> reporter: stephanie paid a $15 deposit and now is watching her garden grow. >> fortunately, i was able to find someone less than a mile away that had a wheelbarrow so it worked out great. >> it's also important to be friendly when you borrow, consider sending a thank you note when the whole transaction is complete.

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 heading south. another problem, this for people crossing over from the east bay over to san francisco, disabled bus still being cleared from the roadway. once they do, they'll clear at fulsome. that off-ramp will be closed because of that disabled bus. so two right lanes are blocked, causing a big slowdown. and those metering lights have been turned on early as a result. the backup now at the toll plaza, let's take a look at that and see how things are building up. look at that quickly. no problems as far

we have to get our own lou dobbs on the air, and we have to get him educating the people on the pluses and how immigrants are the backbone of this country. i am going to close out the hearing. this concludes tonight's symposium. on behalf of my fellow commissioners, we thank you for coming here. i would like to thank our assemblyman, the staff, the san francisco board of supervisors, david chew, our speaker and our panelists, our partners and collaborators, and most of all to the members of the audience and immigrant communities who are represented for which we exist, thank you for coming here this evening. we have learned a lot and are well educated for going forward. please look for a written report on these proceedings by the end of the meeting. also we look forward to a report on april 13, 2009 of the joint hearing with the human rights commission by the end of the year. thank you all for coming here this evening. [applause] >> the meeting is adjourned.

oil products in china vice president len you said lou calls priority is to expand to asia as the fastest growing region. so for me for now i'll be back with more in less than what up. to live in a country that don't understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets in afghanistan or baghdad. one of the spurious become a brace of. as it. is from the. form. of crowd gathers the moment. it is down the street will be. come. come. come i'm going to come. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal the hidden in the soviet files the cascine case ethanol on ati. dramatic example of this from a simple. surgery. done on earth. they managed not only to stay alive. but to keep their faces and souls in inhuman circumstances. nine hundred days in busy just learning ran through the eyes of the survivors. wealthy british science scientists passed on. markets finance scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on

[ lou ] or, one that can actually be called, ♪ here at sargento, we believe your sandwiches, burgersthe very best. that's why our family's deli style slices are never processed, and always made with natural ingredients, for a taste that's authentically delicious. sargento. persnickety people. exceptional cheese. >>> hello again, it's a sleep deprized morning. >> well, after three hours of sleep, i put my contacts in and my eyes went none. >> 10-9, we'll take that win! it will be a gorgeous day. we'll look for highs in the low 80s. don, take it away. >>> it's time to vote. the new baltimore county executive could through in purposes today. the incumbent goes against a newcomer. >> and we'll have the coverage. >>> a popular community is without power after an electrical fire. >>> and they were pumped for prime time and they're waking up with a win. highlights are just ahead. more news and first warning weather and the first traffic report of the morning in a few minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

lou gehrig's disease it is another very debilitating disease. and it leads to loss of voluntary movement control and eventually paralysis. >> this is what tony jett suffers from. >> right. so if we look at the behavior of normal flies. normal flys will climb upwards. they have this robust negative geo tactic response but the flys that are defect piv in this human als gene, these flys are alive and they're moving but they can no longer climb. so this is a remarkable example of sort of a fundamental copy or we're mimicking the disease in the fly situation. so of course in the real laboratory we would take a very comprehensive approach to this. so we look at many, many different aspects of what it looks like in the fly to express one of these genes. and we're asking how many features look similar to the human situation so that we can say how well does the fly show the fundamental features of that disease. and so in this situation, we're sort of using the power of conserved pathways and conserved genes in order to approach the really complicated pro

a's owner lou wolf is moving forward with plans to build a new ballpark in the south bay.e's hired an architect to design the park in downtown san jose even though major league baseball has not approved the deal. oakland proposed three stadium sites. >> some good news today for three richmond schools. the city council voted unanimously last night to spend $100 million to keep kennedy high school and two elementary schools open through the 2011 0 2011-2012 school year. the council did have a warning for the school board. >> they have to get their act together. we can no longer have the city of richmond be atm every time they have a problem and threaten us with an attempt to close schools. >> during the meeting the school board president even argued that closi closing kennedy high would be dangerous because gang members would be forced to mix together at the remaining schools. >> police in sunnyvale asking for the public's help catching a serial arsonist maybe that struck a dozen times. a sketch of a person of interest has been handed out in the neighborhood. a hispanic man

in may, mother wars loued to visit them in a hotel in tehran where shord is set to be released. today, the mothers said they're all innocent and we continue to call for their release so they can return home together and be reunited with our families. until now, iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad has maintained the three uc berkeley graduates should stand trial. >> i found him more pathetic than evil. >> university of san francisco professor met mood mood in 2007. he doesn't think the president alone made the decision to release shord. >> the thing of iran is that it's not a classic dictatorship. it's not like mahmoud ahmadinejad or khomeni or a single figure runs things. it's a bat between various faction autos according to family and friends she's been ill and depressed. and she's found a lump in her breast. >> with the news about sarah, maybe having breast cancer became a life and death issue. >> so we hope that iranian government is serious with b.releasing them to mark the end of ramadan to do a goodwill gesture, hopefully meaning other two hikers will be coming home, soo

meeting. 7.2, authorizing the in 2nd directed to execute amendment no. 3 to the idea agreement with lou crane. item 7.3, authorizing the executive director to execute an amendment to the intergovernmental agreement with the san francisco planning department. item 7.4, optimizing the executive director to enter into a cooperative agreement with the state of california caltrans for design review and oversight services. [inaudible] that is your consent calendar. >> motion to approve the consent calendar. director ford: properly moved and seconded. all in favor? suppose? motion carries. >> thank you. calendar is approved. moving into your special calendar, items 8, approving the fiscal year 2010-2013 anticipated disadvantage business enterprise participation level of 18. our%. director sarah giulatti will report on that item -- participation level of 18.5%. then the directors, you approved the draft both the public, back at our april meeting. it went out to our public agencies for public comment. i also presented at the business outreach committee our region and in april, and we have additi

a's owner lou wolf is moving forward with plans to build a new ballpark in the south bay.e's hired an archict to design the park in downtown san jose en though major league baseba has not approved the deal. oakland proposed three stadium sites. >> some goo news today for three richmond schools. the city council voted unanimously last night to spend $100 million to keep kennedy high school and two elementary schools open through the 2011 0 2011-2012 school year. the council did have a warning for the school board. >> they have to get their act together. we can no longer have the city of richmond be atm every time they have a problem and threaten us with an attempt to close schools. >> during the meeting the school board president even argued that closi closing keedy high would be dangerous cause gang members would be forced to mix together at the remaining schools. >> police in sunnyvale asking for the public's help catching a serial arnist maybe that struck a dozen times. a sketch of a person of intest has been handed out in the neighborhood. a hispanic man 19 to 20 years

. >> lou wolf ohs his fans a explanation. where is the beef. they kickoff it up.matsui grounds to second, that gives anaheim a 3- 2 lead. angels end up winning that 4-0. at number 5 aubrey huff with his back to the plate. a cushion from his second baseman mike fontenot. his name isn't fielder for nothing. prince fielder with the full stepping dive, to cap this one, but they lose to the mets 4-3. >>> at number 3, his name isn't bird for nothing. he can fly like one. kristin bird takes it from there. number 2, carlos lee has a two- run home run written all over the it. this is the second best play in cincinnati tonight. you're probably wondering what's the first? >> raising back to the wall, the reds are central division champions. >> jay bruce with a walk-off division clinching win. that's the dust buster. they are headed to the playoffs. it's possible that he is -- his first round match up will be s against the giants. >> wouldn't that be something. >> congratulations to him. he has turned cincinnati around and if anybody deserves it dusty baker. >> a couple engag

call to consciousness by organizers and many participants are followers of the evangelical minister lou and he organized similar events in other cities including a rally to an abortion clinic in houston. participants deny it is a rally in opposition to gay marriage but critics question the timing. >> i think that part of the timing of this rally is politically motivated with the elections coming up so it is time to promote what i see as a particularly narrow view of christian values in order to move voters to vote in a particular way. >> i don't think so. i mean i think everyone, a lot of people who are coming here, they know our political statement but this is not plent to be this is our voting views and but the main thing is jesus lifted high in this land and that is why we're here. >> reporter: organizers say people have traveled from all over the country to attend this rally. >>> a lot of people enjoying a three-day weekend celebrating or maybe mourning the end of summer. lawrence has the pinpoint forecast next. ,,,,,, b-a-c-c-a-l-a-u-r-e-a-t-e. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience gr

she's the only person that's ban loued in there so far. of course, she'll bring us a live story at 6:00. >>> and a lot of officials here have gathered now to bring us up to date on the situation. here's a news conference which is just beginning. >> they had smelled gas fumes in the past few weeks and is that of interest to you? >> the question is are we wanting to talk to residents who reported that they smelled gas fumes? we'll definitely want to talk to anybody that has information that's potentially pertinent to this devent. >> would that be pertinent? >> that would be pertinent. if question was, do we know if pg&e as has been cited by any other agencies regarding this pipeline. that's one of the things we'll look into during the course of the investigation. one more question, please. >> at this point, it's too early to speculate as to what may have happened. the question was my taking in the scene, does it give me any clue as to what may have happened. there was a section of the pipe that was blown out of the hole and on to the street

[ lou ] or, one that can actually be called, natural cheese? ♪ here at sargento, we believe your sandwiches, burgers and panini deserve the very best. that's why our family's deli style slices are never processed, and always made with natural ingredients, for a taste that's authentically delicious. sargento. persnickety people. exceptional cheese. >>> making headlines, some incredible video from a store and gas station when a huge explosion ripped through a california neighborhood. a gas line ruptured in san bruno last thursday killing four people and destroying 37 homes. four others are still missing. the company responsible, pacific gas and electric, says it is now establishing a $100 million victims fund. >> my heart goes out to my neighbors and the lives lost. i'm really shocked at what i'm seeing right now. >> it is not just the physical reconstruction but the mental reconstruction that will have to take place that will affect our city and our individual citizens for many years to come. >> pg & e also gave the city $3 million to help cover

lou hall from whiteford celebrated a birthday yesterday. born in baltimore, lived here all her life. she has seven grandchildren ranging from 5 to 25 years old. happy birthday. >> are you having a birthday today? just send an e-mail with all the information and picture of whoever it is celebrating a birthday so we can say happy birthday to them live on the air on "good morning maryland." >>> 6:27. she wanted to make sure he heard what she had to say. >> so why did mccain's security take this woman down? plus - >> slots are coming to life in maryland. i'm linda so. the state's first casino is about to open for business. old gibbs canning company. today these factories are full of dot com businesses. and now my job is helping maryland create new economy jobs. training new math and science teachers investing in our institutions of excellence pioneering new cyber security jobs and giving an old gm plant a jump start building electric motors. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message so you'll know i'm fighting for you. four years ago, bob eh

many are followers of conservative evangelical minister lou engel and they say they're praying for the immortality plaguing the country and we have more from the rally with linda. >> reporter: apparently, the heat did not keep people away today. you can see there are still thousands of people here gathered on west steps of the state capitol. those behind the effort, the call to prayer of movement, say they chose this location to celebrate the 10th anniversary, because its founder has said publicly that it provides the perfect backdrop to help illustrate the political and economic systems that is, quote, shaking america to its core. >> father we ask to take us back in jesus' name. heel nus these cross roads. >> the worship event was an anniversary celebration last night and continued today at the capitol mall with 12 hours of prayer, fasting, worship, and repentance. and organizers say the purpose is to call on god to forgive america for things like abortion, gay marriage, and the departure from regular prayer. and thousands came out from all over the country today to take part, some qu

where my lou innocent is a foreign policy expert from the cato institute says that the election is falling short of standards of democracy and exposes deeper problems inside the country. given the amount of insecurity and instability in the fact that there are flawed voter registries there's been voter intimidation voter bribery there's a great deal of uncertainty as to what's going to happen and despite the fact that there are twenty four hundred candidates who are thirty to forty of them are women you have to really understand that the complexity of all this means that there really won't be what we would define as a liberal democratic electoral process what's interesting is that there's sort of a paradox with u.s. policy in u.s. policymakers in particular especially regarding this election and they're placing so much emphasis on these processes on the fact that you know these are elections that allow the voice of the afghan people to speak to the world that this is shows that they're on the march toward a democratic process but the same time they're placing so much emphasis on a process

losing the most plus telecom is bucking the trend though up half a percent on the my six this hour lou call is leading the declines drag down one point three percent bank so also driving a b two b. is shedding more than one percent. and in economic news russia's central bank has kept its key interest rate on hold at seven and three quarters percent for the fourth month in a row bank officials say inflationary risks are of acceptable level and a previously stated that the possibility of a rate hike this year is very small. the world's largest element in producer wants to increase its sales in asia by fifty percent by the end of the year as a first step the russian companies signed a letter of intent to china's north industries corporation or no rinko to acquire a stake and it sells a marketing subsidiary under a long term contract would deliver up to two million metric tons of other menu alloys to asia per year worth more than four billion dollars rinko will invest in results production in siberia to increase the volume of high tech million production sales on the chinese market. and st

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percent of its stock from the american firm and now says it will buy the remaining six percent separately lou calls says it intends to challenge an official decision to prevent it from bidding for the tribes tipped off oil fields the fields are among the largest yet to be distributed in russia. german engineering and electronics firm siemens plans to invest five hundred and forty million dollars in its projects in russia over the next two to three years the company intends to build a number of plants to produce electronics equipment across russia and also plans to build a wind farm in the country's far east it will build all the generating a quick man from start to finish in a joint venture with us hydro and state corp russian technologies. i'm not so the business news for now but you can always find more stories if you log on to our website that's our teeth up called slash it since. you're. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are on the day. it's a moscow a very warm welcome by

bank won't happen this year turning to its operations he added burbank it's that it's retail load for lou to crow ten to fifteen percent in twenty ten. well that's all we have time for now if you're going to get more stories right now you can log onto our website archie dot com slash business. when the news is not enough room when it's something really crucial when you want to get down to brass tacks when you bring special coverage. this time the latest news from the young muslim impulsive form live broadcasts special guests discussions on the in the modern stakes in providing security and stability of the present day world. question more. welcome back to the lab where we're bringing you current level policy for being here. for you just ahead but first let's get a recap of. russia's republic. for the victims of terror attacks a suicide car bomber killed nineteen and wounded over one hundred in a crowded marketplace in the city of. sparking outrage just read by an american pastor who burnt to burn copies of the koran this. priest recently converted to islam in the usa there is no place for

you go lou or hi there you go or now can you give us details on this decision by the russian military. well first of all this deal between russia and iran was signed back in two thousand and seven and is estimated to cost around eight hundred million u.s. dollars. one hundred. aircraft defense system. and since then russia hasn't yet actually shipped not one human it's all b.s. three hundred. air defense systems and now according to the people of russia general staff you go and modify russia is not going to ship any since in july the united nations security council have passed the fourth. set of sanctions against iran and now being included the shipment all ordinary armaments to the country as well including anti missile. and to sell india aircraft defense systems so now russian authorities are saying that they comply and respect the resolution itself the united nations security council and that's why they are not going to ship any of the as three hundred fifty to her own however the contract still hasn't been canceled and feel saudis are saying they're waiting for iran's reaction on