mack truck. the mack truck. the mack truck because it's got more mass. can you think of a case where the moving roller skate might have a greater momentum than a moving mack truck? you take the mass of the mack truck, humongous, multiply it by its speed. you get a number. now, take the mass of a roller skate, tiny, tiny, multiply by its speed, you get some number. and you could make that number bigger, couldn't you if v was enormous for the roller skate, isn't that true? so momentum really involves not only inertia but how fast the inertia is moving, inertia and motion. you have that kind of idea. that's what we're gonna talk about today. and today's stuff is all common sense, and it's an outgrowth of newton's laws. if that roller skate is running down the hill and that mack truck is running down the hill and you gotta stop them. you gotta step up in front, put your hand there and force them to a stop. there's gonna be a difference, isn't there? it's gonna be a lot harder to stop the mack truck. why? because you're gonna have to decelerate it. you're gon

you may not know mack's name or know his face but you will remember his work. we do.in 1989 mckenzie and reporter went out with the coast guard to shoot rescue training. >> it was pretty much terrifying. >> the boat went down, the camera came up and dislocated my collarbone. that hurt. >> wild fires are one of the most dangerous stories a television crew can cover. mack never shied away. >> i knew we were in trouble when the firemen started running around screaming at each other. >> reporter: he may not be as well known as his brother. this time both brothers were in front of the camera back in the early 80s. >> if he wanted to dry to be a reporter for a day i was of willing to work with him. >> on the way to the story we would talk about family or relationships or whatever, then we were together and of course he was the best writer in the business. >> in 1996 mack went to bosnia. they interviewed a woman as she toured her house for the first time in 2 years. >> you see he this here. >> reporter: the story photographed and told quietly and sensitively. >> he shot it s

you may not know mack's name or know his face but you will remember his work. we do. in 1989 mckenzie and reporter went out with the coast guard to shoot rescue training. >> it was pretty much terrifying. >> the boat went down, the camera came up and dislocated my collarbone. that hurt. >> wild fires are one of the most dangerous stories a television crew can cover. mack never shied away. >> i knew we were in trouble when the firemen started running around screaming at each other. >> reporter: he may not be as well known as his brother. this time both brothers were in front of the camera back in the early 80s. >> if he wanted to dry to be a reporter for a day i was of willing to work with him. >> on the way to the story we would talk about family or relationships or whatever, then we were together and of course he was the best writer in the business. >> in 1996 mack went to bosnia. they interviewed a woman as she toured her house for the first time in 2 years. >> you see he this here. >> reporter: the story photographed and told quietly and sensitively. >> he shot it

bono mack: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 6131, to extend the u.s. safe webb act of 2006. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 6131, a bill to extend the undertaking spam, spyware and fraud enforcement with enforcers beyond borders act of 2006, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentlewoman from california, mrs. bono mack, and the gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from california. mrs. bono mack: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous materials in the record on h.r. 6131. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mrs. bono mack: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. bono mack: mr. speaker, as chairman of the house su

our guests are julie brill and california congresswoman mary bono mack. >> host: well, recently the federal trade commission issued new guidelines when it comes to apps on mobile phones, and joining us is federal trade commissioner julie april as our -- julie brill as our guest on "the communicators." commissioner brill, first of all, what were the guidelines that were issued by the ftc, and why now? >> guest: so, um, the guidelines are designed to inform the app community, and, of course, it's a very diverse community. there are lots of different players in the mobile app space. designed to inform them that there are laws that apply to them in the consumer protection and privacy realm and to help them figure out how to insure that their products are in compliance with our laws. so that's the overall goal of the guidelines. why now? the app economy is booming, as everybody knows. there are many, many consumers who are using apps on their smartphones, and in particular kids and teens are taking up apps in droves. um, apps have a unique ability to collect information, very detailed informatio

mack --rep mary bono representative mary bono mack, earlier we spoke with julie brill. >> i think there is always a pressure that congress can put on a voluntary guidelines that the industry uses. i think the ftc is constantly evolving with their view on privacy. i think we have proven the case that we can still innovation if become in too and heavy-handed. i appreciate that the ftc has taken the approach to let them self-regulate. they know it is in their best interest to provide something for the consumer that does not go to double over par. the real issue is how much of it is guidelines and how much of it is self-regulated. >> when it comes to the privacy issues, what is your philosophy? >> my philosophy is to move slowly. there are a lot of things that kind of have the "ucyuck factor" -- something that has gone to double over par. the american consumer is realizing that they are giving up their privacy for convenience. the consumer is choosing. in order to proceed further, you need to enable your tracking device. are you ok with that? the american symbols the yes because they want t

. - aw, mack, you always say that. - well, did the circus performers

court documents show the agents have been investigating mack and two others since 2010. authorities say the men received $54,000 in bribe money from a witness cooperating with investigators. >>> tomorrow marks the eleventh anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. one of the navy seals who led the assault to kill terrorist mastermind osama bin laden has written a become about exactly what happened. in an exclusive interview with 60 minutes, mark owen spoke about the training that went into the raid, and his revelations in the book. >> these pilots are the best in the world. you don't get better than these guys. and typically boom, they move right in and stick it. like parking a cafor these guys. and it was a rough, it was a rough ride. so something was obviously going on. the tail rotor and everything happened to miss this wall here and then we were just kind of sliding and falling out of the sky this way. at this point pretty sure we were definitely going in. >> going to crash? >> yeah. >> owen did not obtain permission from the pentagon the white house or the cia befo

. - aw, mack, you always say that. - well, did the circus performers like their big top pasta salad? - they said, "doggity's big top pasta salad "was the main attraction." - and that's dog-gone good. ruff! - thanks, doggity. [all] - hi, sean! - hi, shaely. hi, luca-- hi, sadie. i see you brought in some small boxes that we can use to make pockets on our backpack. well done. well, and i brought this recycled, cereal box thate're gonna use to make the whole back-pack. so, if we tear one edge, you can just flip a box inside out like this. and, now, it's ready to be a backpack. so, the first thing that we're gonna do is add a flap. what color would you like? - blue. - oh, yeah-- there you go. and what about you two? - yellow. - what about you, sadie? - yellow. - okay, good. find that flap on the top. you see that, right there? - mmm-hmm-- right here? - yeah. and you can put it underneath, just like that, and then we're gonna lay a piece of tape across there. next, we're gonna put on some buttons, so that it can stay closed, okay? we're gonna put some glue on and put the big button right

i think if mack brown's thinking he has to kick the ball with nick jordan, he wants it to be probably less than a 30-yard field goal. 35 would probably be the outer distance that mack would feel comfortable. >> gus: second and five at the 37. ash. unloads, up the sideline. davis, what a grab inside the 5! mike "magic" davis goes up and brings it down! david ash, what a throw. >> charles: he went over their best cover corner, justin gilbert, and that catch, that's what the kids today call beasting a football. going up over the top of a man. ball's thrown slightly behind. davis adjusts first and his catch puts texas in business. >> gus: a gain of 32. first and goal at the 5. bergeron, the deep man. they give it to him. bergeron, and he goes down at the 2. 39 seconds to go and counting. s oklahoma state with two timeouts left. and they'll use one. texas stops the clock. longhorns with one time-out to go. >> charles: you just know right now, joseph randle has been -- i think you used the word heroic earlier. he's been stupendous in his play tonight. texas doesn't want to kick this ball at

i think if mack brown's thinking he has to kick the ball with nick jordan, he wants it to be probably less than a 30-yard field goal. 35 would probably be the outer distance that mack would feel comfortable. >> gus: second and five at the 37. ash. unloads, up the sideline. davis, what a grab inside the 5! mike "magic" davis goes up and brings it down! david ash, what a throw. >> charles: he went over their best cover corner, justin gilbert, and that catch, that's what the kids today call beasting a football. going up over the top of a man. ball's thrown slightly behind. davis adjusts first and his catch puts texas in business. >> gus: a gain of 32. first and goal at the 5. bergeron, the deep man. they give it to him. bergeron, and he goes down at the 2. 39 seconds to go and counting. s oklahoma state with two timeouts left. and they'll use one. texas stops the clock. longhorns with one time-out to go. >> charles: you just know right now, joseph randle has been -- i think you used the word heroic earlier. he's been stupendous in his play tonight. texas doesn't want to kick this ball at

federal prosecutors say they caught mack in an undercover sting operation. they say he was involved in an alleged kick back scheme to sell city-owned land for investors for less than what it was worth. >> i worked with him and i saw some very disturbing things and i backed away. ee use ad convicted felon as the alleged bag man and his brother as the man who handled the money. >> the mayor was released on $150,000 bond. if convicted, he could face up to 20 years in prison. >>> angelinaioly is in jordan visiting sir yap refugees as part of her role as a good will ambassador. united nations rights chief is calling on international leaders to step in. violence continues to rage across syria and shows no sign of coming to an end. in the city of aleppo, armed gunman unleash ad a hail of bullets against the president's regime. >>> more loud debate over speed cameras in our area. not everyone is expressing sympathy for people slapped with a hefty fine. >> give them a ticket. i beg for a camera. we're begging for more. >> up next, we'll show you more of what unfolded

bono mack spiff -- mrs. bono mack: i have no further speakers. i'm going to close, i want to make one more point here, it's a great point, republicans and democrats are united on this very important safety issue. made in china is stamped on everything from toys to consumer electron exs. let's make sure it's stamped on our drywall too and make sure that our quality standards are upheld and we stand behind it. i thank the staff of the subcommittee and the full committee for their work over these many past days. with that, mr. speaker, i ask that think -- that my colleagues support this bill, h r. 4212, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 4212 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3's being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is pass and -- is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. without objection, the title is

the mack family lives here amid the rocky mountains. >> we love the mountains. our whole family. we sure get out and explore in it the winter. >> we live and breathe the mountains. some people like the oceans, we like the mountains. >> for the macks, nothing is better than venturing into colorado back country and riding on fresh powder. >> just kind of the place where we go to get away from the busy resorts. it pretty much feels like you have that whole mountain and you're kind of just floating. >> but the macks know full well that the back country is risky and the threat of an avalanche is real. colorado averages six to eight avalanche deaths per year. >> it's a very dangerous place. you have to respect the mountains around you. you are at the mercy of your earth. >> who you're going out there with plays a big role. you prepare yourself by wearing beacons, which your friends and family are able to track you out there in case something would happen. >> january, 2006, heather and ben are joining their friends to help shoot footage in a pristine area of the back country called jone

it will expand its businessness in india where 40 percent of the population doesn't eat meat mack donaldss not saying where or when those restaurants will open. >>> today at 5:00, we'll continue to follow the story of the police officer fighting to keep his life. thank you for for joins us at ktvu. you can always find us on the mobile ktvu and ktvu.com alex paen: the following program contains actual video of real animal emergencies and is suitable for family viewing. coming next... a small puppy falls into an underground pipe. plus, an oil slick threatens thousands of birds. and a cat is trapped. this is animal rescue.

mack was arrested for burglary and taken to jail.e homeowner says we was not hurt in the confrontation. >>> bart service back to normal this morning after electrical short circuit forced evacuation of civic center station in san francisco. bart riders reported loud explosion and smoke in the station around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. that brought a massive response from police, fire, including the bomb squad. police quickly determined nothing criminal happened. bart tells us, something came in contact with the third rail causing the system to short circuit. >>> daughter of a retired san francisco firefighter is in nebraska this morning looking for her dad. 69-year-old charles dowd has been missing since friday. his daughter describes him as fiercely independent. he was taking amtrak to chicago with plans to travel on to canada do meet his son, but never made it to the windy city and may have been spotted getting off the train in omaha. his daughter says he stormly stays in touch and she is very concerned. >>> in napa county no signs of

tony mack. along with his brother and another man being part of a corruption probe. stems from privately allegations related to a parking garage project in september 2010. authorities say that tony mack and the others took $50,000 with a promise for $65,000 more in the developer. the developer was actually working for the fbi. meanwhile, mitt romney is causing a stir tonight over comments made regarding obamacare. in an interview over the weekend he said that there parts of the law that he will keep if he becomes president. >> i'm not getting rid of all health care reform. there are a number of things that i like in health care reform that i will put in place. one is making sure that pre-existing conditions can get coverage and allow the marketplace to get policies that covers their families up to whatever age they might like. gerri: democrats are beating on us, doctor, it's great to see you again on the show. you are actually here in person and i love that. would he make of romney's comments? >> he is making honest statements. he has come out and is telling people w

tony mack was arrested today.utors say mack has financial problems and under scrutiny since he took office two years ago. >> still ahead, they call it mediscare. playing on the fears of the elderly. it will work? fact check coming up. first, fears that bad people could come after the american troops in afghanistan. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could switchgrass in argentina, change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 70% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >> bret: there is concern tonight that many terror suspects in afghanistan could soon be back on the battlefield. fighting american troops. national security correspondent jennifer griffin tells us the

it's backed up to the mack that you kerr maze. a 20-plus minute delay before you get into san francisco. if you are driving on highway -- macarthur maze. a 20-plus minute delay once you get into san francisco. if you are driving on highway 80, traffic is better. let's get to steve. >>> there is a lot of low clouds and fog around. it's making a pretty good push. the system to the north or high pressure to the southwest, one day one wins out. other day the other wins out. livermore, 40. fairfield, 51. there were some upper 30s sunday and low 40s today. there's a sea breeze but not much of one. most locations are calm. even that breeze is at travis is 10. you can see a little system moving in. behind that, that should live a little bit of a north breeze, but really not that strong. really kind of a ho-hum pattern here. 60s, os and 80s -- 70s and 80s. 64 at kickoff. the five, six, seven-day here. real quiet pattern. there are signs with the weekend in view that a warmup friday into saturday. >>> 7:26. a walnut creek man now facing veh

. >> from the carter center a scrap with congressman connie mack. florida is a battleground state that is very close. what does the president have to win florida? >> you have to sort out what the truth is. you have all of this stuff about $700 million being cut from medicare. it $700 million of savings to save medicare and it came out of medicare insurance companies not the beneficiaries. >> one says that close is no surprise. >> the president has the edge, and i think the edge will grow as they focus on it the president's plan for the future as composed to be romney-ryan plan they hope to pic of 27 seats and regain the majority appeared -- majority. we will see. >> the president will not be here until tomorrow afternoon. he was in norfolk yesterday and then the first lady takes the podium tonight. >> i am going to be at home and watching it with our girls and i am going to try to not let them save their daddy cry, because when michelle starts talking, that is when i get all misty. >> the president's saying he is going to try to have its of his daug

insight that lies at the foundation of america's own economy oar romney's plan called the prosperity mack would reward companies that promote trade and investment with the u.s. >> the aim of a much larger share must be the promotion of work and the fortunatering of previous ent -- free enterprise. >> reporter: president obama spoke there and he focused on fighting human trafficking but both candidates will face off on october 22nd in florida. >> there's a light moment from the speeches today. tell us what mitt romney was doing. >> reporter: yeah, kelly, this is something you don't normally see. mitt romney was standing on stage next to president bill clinton. clinton introduced romney and here's what romney said. >> i appreciate your kind words. that introduction is very touching. if there's one thing we've learned in this election season, and that is that a few words from bill clinton clan do a man a lot of good. [ laughter ] >> reporter: obviously, he got some laughs from the crowd. what he's referring to is clinton spoke before obama at the democratic national convention. romney went o

next up, the fbi has arrested new jersey's mayor tony mack. he faces charges.n has been in charge of nepotism and reckless spending. >> what gets me is they were using nicknames for tony mack out of it be level monster movie. little guy, napoleon, the cooks involved in the scandal, they said, he was just and only involved in good corruption and he was taking money so others could do business with the city. it is like, what are you talking about? melissa: is housing director quit after he had a conviction. his chief of staff was arrested for buying heroin, and his brother was arrested at a city water plan in charge of stealing. >> during the sting operation, one of the people arrested, a fat man. joe gianni, he said i love money so much i'll hit the floor. melissa: maybe we have lifted this from a completely wrong perspective. here here's another one, what would you pay for a piece of the cake? it sold for more than $94,000. this bible has hand written notes. the king wrote in it. $94,000 spread. >> i was thinking it should be more. this dates back to 1957. i lo

fine, bill withacomb, faa district manager andy richards, and from the san mateo trade council, bill mack. jackie perkins from jackie sears' office. our federal security director, and a couple folks with the architectural firm that led to the design and alex legadda. and vernon allen from the allen group. a round of applause for the vips, think you for being here. >> everyone is very excited with this work now proceeding. this has moved along at a very quick place. it is a unique partnership between the faa and the airport. for the first time, an airport will be leaving the building of the tower and will be following the direction of the faa and their detailed guidelines for our construction. we are using a design build approach to get six-eight months of the normal cycle and we will be using a formal part during model that we found very helpful and very successful. we are excited that the control tower project will be fully integd

mack lyon. a timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the to have you visit one of worship assemblies. just do that? you will. week, will you? >>> a few hours from now president obama will visit with victims of hurricane isaac in louisiana before heading to the convention in charlotte. the storm left damage and misery out of proportion to its strength. t.j. winick has more. >> reporter: hurricane isaac is gone but not forgotten in louisiana. >> lost my vehicle, my home, my motor bike, i lost everything. what i have with me now is actually what i own. >> reporter: it continues to wreak havoc. the parish north of new orleans is expected to -- homes still in danger of flooding. on top of it, hundreds of thousands have had no electricity, no air conditioning for six days. the heat index this weekend topped 105, as storm victims struggled to cleanup. >> i can't take the heat. >> reporter: residents keep a nervous eye on this canal lock in st. tammany. saturday residents were told to evacuate quickly over fears the lock would rupture unleashing a wall of water 11 feet high. evacu

mack brown in texas got on a good run. pete carroll got on a good run.t's hard to maintain. >> brent: one more run i want you to mention. >> kirk: 'bama -- unless he leaves, maybe old 'bama can get it going for 14 straight. >> brent: i wouldn't bet against nick saban right now. wilder checks in for second and long. and we have to give kirk herbstreit credit here. remember, he selected florida state as one of his finalists, laying for the bcs championship down in miami. take a look at the rest of the schedule. now, i'm maybe alone in this, but i think they better be careful it's not florida. >> kirk: next week, that's when they'll show us, when you hear their bark. it was last week against wake forest. this was a big win. they came back. how were they going to go when there's no hoopla, not a lot of fanfare. nobody will care. everybody will them them they'll kill them then we'll find out what kind of maturity this football team has next week in tampa. >> brent: third down and ten. 80-point night here. wilder running wide in that oregon/arizona ballyhoo of

mack, good to see you, and inside perspective on the clintons and appreciate it. forward to the remarks tonight. >> we are, too, and i told him to be serious, thoughtful and short. >> we will see if he listens. >> we will see. >> all right. appreciate it. when asked what grade he would give himself on the performance of the white house, the president said incomplete and we will take a closer look at the president's report card coming up next. [ male announcer ] this is sheldon, whose long dy setting up the news starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. >> there was no blueprint or how-to manual for fixing a global financial meltdown, a auto crisis and two wars and a recession at the same time. believe me, if it existed, i would have found it. each crisis was so deep and so dangero dangerous. any one of them would have defined another presidency. we faced a once in a generation moment in american history. fortunately for al

jeopardy at 2:30 and katie mack lyon. a timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the to have you visit one of worship assemblies. just do that? you will. week, will you? >> big day at abc 7. katie made her return to television in brand new talk show. during the debut she talked with jessica simpson about her struggle to lose her post baby weight and her big guest sheryl crow beat breast cancer with diagnosed with benign brain tumor. >> it was definitely a sobering moment. especially the 2-year-old and 5-year-old. >> katie felt nervous during the show said she tried to be herself. tomorrow on katie she has an exclusive interview with amy cope lapped who will share her story of survival after losing part of the limb to rare flesh eating bacteria plus race car driver dab ka. watch her right here on abc 7 tomorrow at 3:00. >> one small slip interrupted a wedding ceremony in london led to frantic search best man dropped the ring then couldn't find it. wedding party guest looked everywhere. tore apart the floral arrangement but couldn't find anything. ceremony continued wit

this one happens to target california congresswoman mary bono mack. >> some politicians are cut out forngton and the way she looks after special interests politician mary bono mack fits right in taking insurance industry money and voting their way. voting to end medicare. >> but to most, 25 seats looks like a very tall order. new york congressman steve israel is the man in charge of getting democrats elected in the house as chair of the democratic national campaign committee. congressman, why are you so bullish now at finding your 25 seats when it doesn't appear that thanks to redistricting and you go through these different numbers, you talk to charlie and stu, our guys that follow this and have a hard time seeing it. what makes you bullish? >> i'm bullish because the environment has markedly improved. we won august big-time. you can see it in polling in districts coming in throughout the country. i think we win october. if we put a good october on top of a good september on top of a good august, we win 25 seats. there are 66 districts, chuck, as you know, that have republican or repub

they got some help not from last year rodgers but the punt mack lyon. a timely bible lesson the lord's way. churches of christ in the to have you visit one of worship assemblies. just do that? you will. week, will you? >> zero going up on the score board at frantic pace today. anderson and weaver mowing down hitters. series finale. a's looking for the 13 straight road win. weaver had some other ideas. 7 scoreless. struck out 9. bad news for the a's. had to leave the game after spraining right wrist in the fourth. feed him in the stretch. here it comes there it goes. hunter gone. 1 nothing angels. anderson 6 and 2 third. ended up allowing 5 runs because the wheels come off in the seventh. alberto with base hit that single off reliever chavez. 4 nothing. angels win and a's get shut out given the over all record back in a tie for the wild card and giants have the night off. college football stanford open pack 12 play this saturday night against the usc squad really fully reloaded after two years of probation. that means they are scary. stanford won 4 of theless 5 meetings including the la

arrested mayor tony mack early today. he allegedly plotted to take bribes of more than $100,000. u.s. attorney paul fishman said the mayor's so-called "bagman," joseph georgianni, was recorded comparing them to a notorious 19th-century boss in new york. you will see that the complaint describes a conversation in which he talks glowingly of boss tweed and tamany hall, one of the high or i guess the low water marks of political corruption in our country's history. he also told the cooperating witness that merrimack uses him as an intermediary or as he described it, quote, a buffers. as long as you have buffers you're safe, he says. >> sreenivasan: mack faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. wall street started the week on a down note after last week's rally. the dow jones industrial average lost 52 points to close at 13,254. the nasdaq fell 32 points to close at 3104. there's word that a u.s. drone strike killed al-qaeda's number two leader in yemen last week. senior defense officials in both countries today reported the death of saeed al-shihri. he spent six years at the u.s

. >> former morgan stanley ceo john mack among the high-profile guests attending a fundraiser for mitt romney in new york today. more of who was there and what they were saying. next up, back in a moment. >>> we're still months away from falling off the fiscal cliff too, but a new survey shows how much of an impact it's already having on the unemployment picture, and it's not good. details are coming up. at usaa, we believe honor is not exclusive to the military, and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. with our award winning apps that allow you to transfer funds, pay bills or manage your finances anywhere, anytime. so that wherever your duty takes you, usaa bank goes with you. visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. >>> welcome back. some of the biggest names on wall street attending a big fundraiser for republican candidate mitt romney today. for some, that's a reversal of support from four years ago when they backed president obama. mary thompson joins us

i got an e-mail from joseph mack na mara. he said this shooting is rare and troubling where no drubls or alcohol were involved. that is yet to be determined by the coroner. nbc by area news. >>> in other news tonight conflicting news conferences in a vallejo today where the family publicly challenged the police department aeps account what happened. the mother claims officers shot her son while he was just sitting in his car outside his home. inside police headquarters police showed off a pellet gun like the one they say he reached for when officers shot him. it's designed to a resem blel a.p.40 caliber baretta. they're popular with convicted felons to impress rivals. >> also individuals on probation know if they're caught with an actual firearm they're going back to prison. individuals who commit crimes with a firearm know there are steers consequences by way of criminal enhancements to add five or ten years to a prison sentence if convicted. >> there have been seven officer involved shooting this year. they're raising quest

twin blast were the latest in a wave of bombings that hit da mack cuss in months of clashes between thegovernment troops and rebels reaching the capital. >>> protesters were in full force in hong kong. at issue of naturalization of pry parry school curriculum. booklet is titled china model including chin' ruling party isselfless and united and criticizes multiparty systems as bringing disaster. some say the curriculum is brainwashing children. >>> something is stewing in japan has been throughout the weekend. literally. volunteers cooking stew with tons of beef potatoes and leeks to feed thousands. people showed up with their appetites at an annual event in northern japan. it consisted of 1.2 tons of beef, three tons potatoe and 3500 leeks many evacuees from the fukushima event volunteered. they are inspecting the ingredients for radiation levels due to concerns about contamination about the nuclear disaster last year. >>> check out the tv because people in poland had to watch their step as the city hosted the 18th annual sausage dog parade. the dog and their owners strutted through the

mack and cooper man and they eased off substantially over the next several quarters.hey have gone back to work in the later part of the third quarter, scott. i am looking for them to continue this into the end of the year. there are headwinds out there if we don't change the things that are threatening us right now. >> who better to talk to about investing in real estate and housing? area property founder and chairman area funds have diversified real estate investments throughout the world worth more than $50 billion. good to have you here. >> nice to be with you. >> where are we in real estate? have we bottomed? are we feeling better? >> i think the recovery is bottomed. we bounced off the bottom. the recovery has been step i had. it has been spotty, and it has been unseen. we would expect over the next several years to go forward depending upon what the conditions are throughout the world and there are a lot of warning signs out there but generally real estate especially high quality real estate is a place where people want to put money. some of the well-rented and

buddy guy, dustin hoffman, david letterman, na tal ya mack rove va and members of led zeppelin. >> carlos santana, joan baez. there is a wealth of individuals who could be honored now. >> reporter: but felix sanchez, chairman of the national hispanic federation of the arts says hispanics are being overlooked. two latinos have received the honor so sanchez called the kennedy president michael kaiser. >> he used profanity and hung up the phone, hoping that i guess the problem would go away. >> reporter: kaiser would not agree to an on-camera interview but directed us to his comments at the "washington post" where he, quote quote, regretted using the strong language. >> apologize to what they did to felix sanchez. second, we need structural changes that secure the inclusion of latinos. >> reporter: we found it wasn't just latinos that were underrepresented as honorees but a number of minority groups. more than 76% of honorees are caucasian, 20% african-american. nearly 2% are other, slightly more than 1% are latinos and asian-americans and native americans together make up just 1%. this year

first quarter, penn state qb mack fakes the handoff. throws to bill belton in stead. gets into the end zone. happy valley just that. penn state up 7-0. ohio's quarterback tyler tittleton, got a second half comeback in mind here in the third quarter. boom, one of three touchdowns for the bobcats after the break, and penn state falls in the opener, 24-14. >>> a couple other local college football scores to mention. west virginia, they win big over marshall. 69-34. right now in the fourth quarter, howard trails morehouse 23-17. >>> baseball, don't look now. the orioles are back to being three games behind the yankees. i really mean that. do not look. because they had them right where they wanted them and couldn't hold on. cut to down to two games last night. middle game today. match irk really, two on for manny machado, second here. sends this one to shallow center. chris davis comes on to score. 2-0 baltimore. the birds would lead 3-0. the yanks tie it, and then in the seventh, they blow it. hardy here cannot field swisher's hard grounder. edouard oh yoon ynunez, scores

price and shelvin mack are the only point guards on the roster. >>> fairfax county police on the huntor a crook stealing from vulnerable victims. the guy you see in that picture dresses up like a maintenanceman, then makes off with purses and wallets from patients in doctors' offices. the thefts have happened throughout the mclean and falls church areas. he struck at least seven times, even stling from cancer patients. >>> coming up i've seen topper's seven-day and there may be a little rain in our future. find out when. >>> you may have written off a whole lot of ads on casino gaming in maryland as just one big out of state casino bashing another, but bruce leshan reports there is a local guy who has a whole lot of money in the game. >> reporter: you're like joe biden. you're one of these -- spend a few minutes with milt peterson. >> i am very blunt. >> reporter: and the 76-year- old is likely to grab you by the shoulders and try to sell you on his dreams. you obviously are fairly wealthy. >> i'm doing all right for an old guy. >> reporter: peterson's biggest dream was national harbo