luckily, he was caught by police. but her mother now screens her daughter's cell phone activity, ing software called "my mobile watchdog". >> inly check it when i feel there is a change in behavior or attitude. >> repter: despite her own close call, she resisted. >> my parents sat me down and said we want to put this on your phone, it's not an invasion of pracy. and i was like, yeah, right. >> reporter: parents set up an approved call list. any number not approved reported to their phone. >> she actually communicates more because she knows we can see that. >> reporter: is this keepin children safe or strangling them with an electronic leash? >> we're leveling the playing field so parents have a way to do what they need to do as a pant. >> reporter: parents minding their children like ner before, whether their children like ior not. >> that was kevin tibbles reporting. >>> our time right now, 11:51

luckily the hospital is only a block away. they had smoke inhalation and are expected to be okay. but about 50 people have been displaced and are homeless from the looks of it. the red cross is helping them out. two adjacent buildings were also evacuated. and those people will likely be able to return to their homes. >> thank you to the red cross and the firefighters. anne makovec in san francisco. thank you.

luckily there is a fire station about ten blocks away. as i mentioned earlier flames quickly spread and firefighters were concerned about a printing shop. wendys party supplies is located at 26 and santa clara. i've been told there is extensive damage inside wendys no one was hurt or inside at the time flame's broke out. >> one concern we have fires spread and travels from occupancy to occupance. we were able to go inside and keep the fire from spreading. >> reporter: still a lot of firefighters out here right now. they are wrapping up. fortunately for all in this area the fire was contained in ten minutes. one of the reasons is because that fire station was so close to where the fire broke out. firefighters were able to arrive in four minutes. coming up we have video of what firefighters saw when they arrived. i want to take you back out here live so you can see what is going on here. it was all cap purred by a passer by. we'll have that video for you and we'll show you in a little bit. reporting live jade hernandez. >>> 5:02. the big da

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and luckily it was the '80s, so i was forgiven. >> that's funny.o let's talk about the video game, "tony hawk shred." it's out this week. tell me about it. >> it's a board control based on what we did last year which was tony hawk ride. the board responds to every motion you give it either rotating or leaning or turning. and the game is much better controlled now. it's much tighter. it's more stunt-oriented, big tricks, sort of larger than life action. and we've also included snowboarding in this game because i felt like when we set out to do a board controller, it could be more than just a skateboard. >> very, very cool. so has the gaming technology evolved since you gamed up with activision in 1999? >> when i first join wed did a game for the first playstation system. and now we're into psiii and nintendo wii and xbox 360 and everything is motion-controlled. very much more physical than it's ever been. but also very responsive. so it's an amazing time in our culture in that these games are almost look real. >> do you find yourself skating and boa

luckily no one was hurt. these hold ups triggered a massive police man hunt that included dozens of officers and helicopter. oakland police also investigating a drive by shooting where a man was shot several times and now is in critical condition. >>> it happened about 8:00 last night on 27th avenue in the fruit vale district. so far there's no description of the suspect but the get away car may have bullet holes. >>> a red flag fire warning is in effect for the bay area this morning because of concerns about the warm dry air and gusty winds. firefighters are on alert in higher elevations where the fire danger is most extreme. livermore for example there is a 12 member helicopter team on standby just in case a flush fire breaks nut hills. >> any time we get offshore winds if we do get multiple fire starts we're going to want extra resources here right now. we're just beefing up our resources in the bay area. >> firefighters also took precautions in the oakland hills where similar conditions fueled a fire that

adam caskey with the latest on the forecast. >> luckily we have a little bit of clearing outside.some parts of our region. over the bay you can see parts of clearing. lovely morning over the water. a few breaks in the clouds. today should be a lot like yesterday. but with an increased likelihood of having areas of rain. a few spotty light showers here and there. speaking of the spotty light showers. it's been raininging for the past 45 minutes or so. into strasburg. the shower really hasn't moved much over that time period. it's really just sitting there with pieces of it breaking off. otherwise we are dry at this time and even partial clearing here and there. let's go to the map. temperatures right now near 50 degrees give or take a few. some upper 40's in outlying areas. so look at the broad circulation. the counterclock-wise circulation indicating the system giving us -- most of the rain has been in ohio and west virginia. a few more showers will swing on through. very light in nature. highs today in the low to mid 60's about 63 for the high temperature with variable cloud cove

got some good wood on it but luckily got enough.t push went across. >> you look up and down this locker room, you know, there's probably -- go every locker room, for every locker, there's game winning hit. not really just one start. and mark pitching carrying it. >> no question. but you know there's a lot of work to be done. we know it. we come out here tomorrow and give it everything we got. we'll see what happens. >> former aid broadway jeowy. once again 5:00 for game 4:00. the networks during match up yankees phillies. hello, jordan, 3-2 yankees. oh, they've got rid of bengie. you know, he's head into the world series. he's trucking it and he's gone. three hits 417. aj not very good. nelson crews at 421 feet. go ahead. >> i told you, clutch in the play offs. always hits home runs. >> pam has got one foot in her car. >> 10-3 rangers, do you care? >> i do. >> you made it before i do. >> the rangers win 10-3. the rangers can wrap it up tomorrow night. now you are bengie fan, i respect that. >> he always hits home runs more than the

luckily we have some cleanup time. tomorrow will be gorgeous.e definitely had 11.05 in edge mere, wow, 9. 68 in hickory. parkville right around 9. 6. denville 9. 45. easton 2.8 inches of rainfall. that is why we have flooding and we have a warning up until 5:45 this evening. in the meantime the radar looks good and we are dry. what we have been contending with now is wind gusts and sustained winds are 10 to 15 miles per hour but we have gusts into parkville, edge mere 25, arnold around 29 and westminster around 28 mile-per- hour winds as well. pretty hefty on the wind scale and as we go through time, things will subside. right now we are looking at temperatures at 79 degrees in baltimore. 71 right now into dallas. as we check out our highs, 72 in baltimore and 72 in hagueers town. 74 degrees in easton. as we go through time, as we look back towards the west, we have high pressure that will build in for tomorrow. there is a nasty storm moving into new england and we don't need that anymore. what we do have that will move into the forecast, the fa

luckily no one was hurt. >> the hot weather is forcing allen rock park to be closed again. the city said it's too hot and there is too much wind to keep the park open. it is too dangerous. if the weather conditions change, the park could reopen as soon as tomorrow. >> a warning for residents on the peninsula this morning about gas line work. pg&e will work on a gas line near hills borrow to improve the gas supply before the winter months. work will wrap up around 8:00 tonight. pg&e said gas and electric will. we wanted to pass it along so you weren't concerned about the sound and smell. >> pat communities are making sure they are prepared and if the disaster strikes again, kim berler terry is live with how people are responding to a crisis in the past to protect them in the future. >> 21 years ago sunday, the oakland a's were involved in the battle of the bay. the world series against the giants when the earthquake struck. since then so much has been done to ensure that the infrastructure is ready. the 7.1 earthquake shook the bay area. that was october 17th, 1989 according

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in this case luckily there was someone walking by that did see some smoke and fire coming from this building. >> at this point investigators say the fire did not appear to be arson and there are no reports of injuries. >>> a group of construction workers protested today in san francisco. >> the protest was that the medical center in mission bay project near third and 15th street. the group claims the project is not doing its part to hire local san francisco residents in need of jobs. >>> california teachers can now find resources on itunes. they announced the california department of education has its old location in the itunes store. . they continue -- can download audio recordings and documents. the content is free. >>> leaders gathered today. the fresh and easy store is expected to open next year on the ground level of a 50 unit condominium project. the condos will become home for school teachers and other city workers who cannot afford to live in san francisco. in the meantime people living in that neighborhood are looking forward to having a grocery store. >> they can send their kids to

luckily, we have been able to sustain it and we have been getting, you know, donations and the events are going -- we haven't felt it as bad as some there are some people that have had to close down or stop for a year and we have been able to sustain it through everyone's hard work and our generous donors, so, we are really exciteded about t talk a little bit about our theme? >> yeah, sure. >> so the theme here is christmas in tinseltown. so each year, you know it is different, it is all kind of based around the movies and everyone has gotten behind it and excited about it the designers have a lot of fun ideas. everyone is going to enjoy it, 'cause the film, tv -- everyone has something they can relate to laurie is the chairman of christmas tree elegance this year. >> very good. >> we change every year. every year we usually have a new president. we have a new cte chair. we call them n. >> all vol run sneers no one is paid. >> crucial you continue your work. these agencies? >> yeah they do they count on us to raise funds for them and, you know, we do our best. >> i bet you do well it

speak in public comment and i want to let you know, there isn't a whole lot on our agenda tonight, luckily, so we'll be moving fairly quickly and make sure that everyone gets out at a reasonable time so that they can go home because we all know you work at our schools the next day. the next item today is item c. we have no recognitions tonight. our next item is the student delegates' repot, but i know they're upstairs. i'm wondering if we can call the parent advisory council first. bruce, nancy, hi. they are here. would you like a couple of minutes? so we are actually at the student delegates' report already. ms. fan and ms. creer. >> hi. we actually haven't had our s.e.c. meeting yet because of the halladay yesterday, we are going to have it tomorrow. here's the stuff we have talked about for our cabinet meeting. the youth voice, we are going to have a -- we are going to have training for two hours which we will hopefully develop more leader shitch abilities, public speaking and things like that. we are continuing to align our issues to develop committees because since we haven't had our

luckily, nobody was been hurt in any of those shootings. we'll bring you a live report from washington at 7:45. >>> in the past couple of day, meg whitman has said her former housekeeper should be deported. then she backed away from that comment. on wednesday, meg whitman said in a tv interview that her former housekeeper, an illegal immigrant, should be deported for forging documents and lying about her immigration status. when she was asked about that comment during a campaign stop in stockton yesterday, whitman said the decision is up to federal authorities. that's the same stand she had had taken when the news first broke that she had had employered the house housekeeper for nine years and fired her when whitman first learned she was here illegally. >>> there is a sad side to the world series this year. giants outfielder, jose guillen, is not on the roster. at first the giants said it's because of a health problem but we're hearing now it may be tied to some serious drug allegations. "the new york times" says they are looking at drugs.

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the cumulative effect of the fresh cut with the debris sitting on the ledge, luckily we have a chance there to protect us from rocks going on the street. >> this is one type of rock salt and we will look at a few others. what will we see? >> i think it would be appropriate. we have been talking about rock salt. there is instability that occurs at telegraph hill. this was more in the earth flow and debris flow kind of movement. this moves downhill as a result of the rations from the earthquake. that is where we are headed next. >> here we are on the next stop of our landslide for parent though this is the lagoon ouna a area. this is different from where we all were just add on telegraph hill. this is a whole different concept. tell us what we have to. we have the big hill behind us, what kind of formations do we have? >> this part of san francisco, we are out in the dune sands which makes up the hill to my right. a crusty old drainage that we are standing is bedrock, 160 million year-old sandstone. the project right in the hillside over there and then farther down along the path that g

luckily in 1979 in this country we produced a report and the federal government put together a policy for the protection of human suggests. what we call the common rule. so it is shameful that things like this happen in the past, but we can assure people that now research is conducted in a very different way, alex. >> it is, doctor. but looking back, to get to where we are today, are there those in the medical ethics community that believe we would not be where we are today medically speaking had this kind of research not been done? i'm not pushing for this in terms of being ethical? i'm wondering if there's an ideology out there. >> not for this case. unbelievably this research was not published. so it was not used. the final results of this rez j research were never published. so we don't know what happened with all those poor people. >> senator mendendez, have you heard of this research before? either by the united states or another country? this is not only unethical. it's outrageous and despicable. luckily 64 years later i have been told by the department of health and human serv

luckily, he got stuck under my vehicle. and me and my co-workers were able to detain him. the gun away from his hand. >> did you jump out of the car immediately? or did your co-workers come to help you? >> right when he hit the floor, that's when my co-workers were there. everything happened so fast. and it happened in a way that it was just perfect. you know? it just -- >> keep going. i'm sorry. >> it was just -- honestly, it was meant to be. everything that the way it happened. >> it was meant to be. thank goodness for the children in that schoolyard, that you were there and had the instinct to jump in your car as you did. good for you. a brave hero, indeed. thanks for joining us, carlos. >> thank you. i appreciate you guys. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," john lennon celebrating the man and his america," john lennon celebrating the man and his music. [ man ]l, we get along ♪ ♪ yeah, we really do - ♪ and there's nothing wrong - [ bird squawks ] ♪ with what i feel for you ♪ i could hang around till the leaves are brown and the summer's go

luckily, the spider recently had geico help him with homeowners insurance.ater completely destroyed his swedish foam mattress. he got full replacement. and now owns the sleep number bed. his sleep number is 25. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >>> another dancer is leaving the ballroom. >> margaret and louis. >> comedian margaret cho and her partner dance their final dance last night. if one woman said she was glad she took part in "dancing with " and hope she will reach a whole new art in spirit -- a whole new audience. >>> with healthy refreshments in token a large crowd of students, parents come and teachers want -- marched right down sligo avenue this morning. >> exercise is good for everyone. staying healthy and being healthy is a wonderful thing. >> there is traffic. i would not let him walk to school by his self because he would cross a couple of dangerous streets. this is our chance to do so. >> the walk wrapped up with some speeches from montgomery county executive ike leggett, anthony brown, and re less hood. 90%

>> luckily i have built a following on my own solo stuff here and abroad, but over the long term there loyalty towards artists elsewhere because of our media here. tavis: to the point that folks outside the country have a much easier time to the intersection of art and politics, i think i believe this. i think i believe there is a line between truth in music and proselytizing. if i am right, how do you know where that line is? >> you are absolutely right. nobody wants to hear a sermon. some people to, but maybe not through music. no one wants to hear me give a speech like that. the gift of music is its intuitive capability. music inspires the artists who then inspire the listeners. because it is into it the truth has to be defined intuitively. a cannot be pushed, it has to normally go across organically. that is the power of music. poetry are a lot more flexible with plot patterns. you can say a lot more with a polymer then with a song. -- a lot more with a poem. tavis: why the title in perfect harmony is? >> i like putting things next to each other that don't have a pre-existing relat

every game a 1 run victory for both teams and luckily the jints got the last win. g men silence the chop in atlanta. madson balm garther for a rookie in the fifth. omar swinging one of the 5 k. but ross changes that with one swing of the bat. ang acquisition with solo homer. first hit. game tied at 1 first hit. game tied at 1. bottom of the frame. solo blast to the zone this to right. braves back on top. but in the seventh here come the giants. bases loaded. juan grounds natural hole. alex throw to second is a bit hay. another look. atlanta defense tie a record with 8 error in the series. fv tied at two 2 outs. ross again. this time single to left. buster scores. matt throw home in time to get pat and giants take a lead and that lead would hold up with two men on in the 9th. brian wilson gets cabrera to ground out to end it and the giants are moving on to the nlcs to face the phillies 3-2 victory. >> we gnaw we had our hands full with the pitching. we are fortunate to have outstanding pitching, too. what a job they did. young kid balm garner i mean his first post s

i was luckily at home. "was jumping up and down and screaming. >> after receiving an e-mail from the n.f.l. about the award, it was freedom high's principal that knew he was a perfect choice. >> he was up quite a few other nominees. it was reducing had down to ten and he was the one that was chosen. >> last year they recognized former players that are working as teachers. he beat out of over 300 applicants. even his teammates, number 63 deserves to be number one. [ applause ] >> right now, this is frank's day and i want to thank the principal for the nomination for the n.f.l. of nominating frank because without the nomination, it would have never been known of how good of a coach and person he is. >> both him and the high school will receive $5,000. he says he is humbled by the award and hopes to inspire others. >> it's a rewarding profession. you making a difference in people's lives. that is what it's all about. i suggest to get out there and do it. >>> with we continue, what to do with foster kids hoe ha

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when the mine exploded and luckily for me, we were just starting our shift. we weren't very far underground. and the force of the explosion, i felt like it was going to lift me off my feet and blow me out of the mine and exploded several miles from where i was at. but it's -- once i got out, i knew what had happened. and i looked back in there and i knew i had a lot of buddies in there because that's where we were on our way to relieve them fellows. and i knew where they were and i thought, oh, my god, i got a lot of friends in there. and i stood outside and i watched -- i'd watch the portal and watch my clock. i knew how long it took to get out there. i only hoped that they would somehow emerge. i watched and watched and they never came. i knew that wasn't -- wasn't good. >> stanley stewart, we appreciate your bravery for coming on and sharing your story with us and helping us through this coverage, okay? and we wish you the absolute very best. and i mean that from the bottom of my heart. okay? thank you, sir. stanley stewart survived the upper big branch mi

luckily, we have the resources to do that. lots of groups say that they're about to come, but we are so small. so we are looking at obstacles to expand. we had one of the highest occupancy rates anywhere. we put together a task force a couple of years ago to look at options where we can expand. we know we want to stay in the neighborhood, in the heart of the city, a retail community. we have basically two options. here is the layout of moscow and the north, south, and west. unfortunately, they are three disconnected buildings. our major competitors, like san diego, they have contiguous space. people have to move around a lot here. two options we are looking at. one is to build mosconi east, which would be adjacent to mosconi south, and also contiguous. the other option -- the beauty about this is it would be contiguous exhibit space from south, under third street. the other option is connecting mosconi north and south under howard street, making it one contiguous building where you can have meeting space and an exhibition spac

relief efforts are under way but not good here but luckily a little bit drier today for northeasternections but really, the outer edges of the indochina peninsula to the south, very wet picture indeed and that will include parts of indonesia, including areas like java and sumatra which were hit by the tsunami as well as dealing with those volcanic eruptions. here's a look at highs for wednesday. 15 in tokyo, 12 for seoul and 13 degrees in beijing. so some pretty chilly conditions again today. now, across the united states, big picture here is going to be this storm system in the center here. in fact, in both central canada as well as central united states with winds, rain, snow for northern areas, and then frontal boundary here will produce likely some stronger thundershowers and governments over the course of tonight. as for the highs today, still looking quite pleasant for the east coast. 23 in new york and the same also for d.c., getting up to 27 in atlanta but definitely a killer picture here, winnipeg, 5 degrees only and then 13 in seattle. 12 degrees for vancouver. all right. h

but luckily, the baltic states should see that moisture move away tonight.across the mediterranean has been pretty messy for you here in western turkey, has been dealing with some especially heavy rainfall amounts. we are now hearing of flooding reports here and we've got some footage, too, of the situation. this is the scene on thursday in the western province of versa. flooding has been hitting the region due to days of heavy rainfall. muddy waters getting into homes, buildings and also damaging roads and villages reportedly cut off due to all the flood waters. also, one death so far has been blamed due to these floods. so a pretty deadly and serious situation. forecast calling for a lot more rain, so we'll need to keep an eye on that. highs today will look pretty cool toward the north. 5 in stockholm and 3 degrees for moscow. all right. and now your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

luckily, i won't have to do this tomorrow. >> despite the problems, officials anticipate no problems for the morning commute. live from montgomery county, jay korff, abc 7 news. >>> a new poll shows college student support for president obama is climbing. the associated press found 44% of college didn't approve of the job mr. obama is doing, down from 50% in may of 2009. 20% -- 27% said they're not happy with the president's job performance, up from 15% in the earlier survey. >>> candidates in the delaware senate race the faced off. they each tried to win over independence. >> when i go to washington, my allegiance will be to the voters of delaware, not any special interests. >> i have a real practical record of reaching partisan solutions, of working with republicans who serve with me. >> the state has drawn international -- has drawn national interest because of the tea party movement, which backs o'donnell. >>> 7 on your side as a new apple patent could allow parents to keep their teenagers from sexting, which allows parents to set permissions on the iphone. at the texts could be

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people were asleep and so neighbors had to start knocking on doors and yelling and luckily they got everybody out. a witness across the street went up on the roof to shoot this video of this fire engulfing the apartment building here. it started at 5:00 a.m. people had to wake up and run out as fast as they could. about 75 people are out of their home here. about a dozen or more are college students and we caught up with one of those students tonight as she was buying a few necessary is the because she lost everything in this fire. >> i hope they also wake up and pick up my phone and call 9-1- 1. >> the apartment building was 95 years old. the fire caused all the floors to collapse from the top to the basement making it extremely unsafe. they will have to demonthly issue it just knock it to the ground -- demolish it. they will begin that process first thing in the morning. they would like everyone to know here they are actually taking carry of these students. they are keeping them in some offed buildings they have around the city. >> amazing everybody got out all right. thanks, joe. >>> some

luckily for me, he found on the mri the calcifications through the biopsy found it was cancer. >> youctive. >> yeah. i know how fast -- to know in three months this appeared on a test. this is, for me, not something you wait. i think -- i think it's irresponsible for me to say to go with the first doctors that you hear about. it's irresponsible to say that. i'm kind of that way. i need it now. i think it's important to research who you are dealing with and what surgeons you are going to. >> right. >> in the past, you decided not to get the genetic testing. you decided to get it at this point now. >> i did. my oncologist said i think it's beneficial for you, looking at your history and your family, i think you should know. it might change how you look at all this. she was pushing for, you know, doing a ma sectmy at that time. when i got the test back that i was positive for the mutation, we had to sit down and have that conversation. i was really resistant. i was so resistant of the idea of a ma sectmy. having watched my mom go through it and what it did to her mo mentally. i just can'

luckily, after searching the home they didn't find anyone. investigators believe the fire may have started in a utility oset or laundry room in the basement. >>> new day, with just over one week until election day a new poll shows martin o'malley with a substanal lead over his challenger, former governor bob ehrlich. in the "washington post" poll, 54% of likely voters said they would he vote for o'malley. o'malley's lead comes despite the fact that the majority of voters are unhappy with t maryland economy. meanwhile, the two candidates are hitting the campaign trail hard trying to drum up last minute support. ehrlich found the support of mayor rudy giuliani. he said he was the only candidate capable of restoring maryland's economy. ehrlich himself told voters the same thing. >> it is a serious time in our country. it's a serious time for your statement it's time for serious dialogue and serious positions between serious people with serious decision to be safe for the next four years. that's why we're going to win this race. >> he lost his el

luckily, there was some wisdom, and that vision did not take shape, but for over half a century, they has been out here doing administrative work and training work, and we have been figuring out what exactly to do in the last decade and a half. we could not do it alone. we needed to work with the navy. we needed the process of an agreement. we needed a private partner, and we worked to gain that support, but it was not easy because this is a different era, appropriately, where you cannot just take a dollar bill out of your left pocket and handed to the secretary of the navy and say, open a " thank you for the property" and walk away and start to develop it. we needed to create a different framework with a participation agreement. what we're celebrating here is a long negotiation where we developed a strong partnership with the navy and the private developers, where if we do well in the city, if the developer does well, then the navy does well. our federal taxpayers do well. we have a participation agreement that in many ways we think will become a model for other similar agreements a