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they may not be complaining.they may have picked up infections. >> sean: what about the issue of preventing blood clotting? i assume aspirin is taken as a preventive for that. why would they take aspirin what is the fear of blood clotting as they come out of this -- >> exactly the way you just said that. they've been exercising. the problem is they've been mainly lying down. now they are going to be standing up. if they have a blood clot this is when it can break off. taking an aspirin for several days in advance and using the come pressure -- compression stockingsm should cut down on the risk but they will be watching. >> aspirin breaks down platelets. platelet causes us to clot. it is important to prevent clotting. as mark is correctly saying as they go up, now they are standing this is when the biggest risk for that clot to break off and that's fatal as that travels to the lung and s off the pulmonary artery. >> sean: they stretched this emergency food supply meant to last eight hours by taking tiny sips of mi

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so what we do here may benefit another dog, may benefit another human. the most important thing is this dog today. >> reporter: this dog, barney, needs a new hip. so he is getting one. and humans may benefit down the line. >> they can't have an implant or a new technique in a human unless we do it on an animal first. because the licensing requirements are that is what should happen. >> some critics say fitzpatrick is going too far. his argument, in pushing the boundaries he is first and foremost doing what is best for animals like oscar, who would otherwise be put to sleep. >> you will never get a more black and white situation. life/death. so anybody who argues against us doing this should ask themselves the question -- look in his eyes. and you pull the trigger. off you go there, mate. >> reporter: and one day a human might just have feet like oscar's. i'm nick watt in england. >>> he is one dedicated surgeon. last time he took a vacation, 11 years ago. works seven days a week. in and out of surgery until midnight. he made it part of his home. the gym

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but we have to be concerned about events like may 6th in which people may panic. >> susie: that is oneconcern for many individual investors. they get scared when they hear about these market meltdowns, back in 1987, with the crash of '87, you were the head of the f.c.c. now this flash crash. why should investors feel good about investing in the market? >> well, i'm going to give that some advice, and that is that most investors should be value investors, staying in the market for longer terms. the volatility problems affect investors who are in and out of the market. i think those investors ought to be very careful about it. they should look at volatility, perhaps as entertainment, rather than something that is really terrible. >> susie: a lot of investors feel that markets are just for the professionals, and not for individuals. what do you think? >> the professionals have always had advantages over the individual investors, and i think that is something they -- the individuals have to live with. but they can take steps to protect themselves. they can put in limit orders to prevent th

or may not have. the new presence of a retail business, the presence of a security guard on the side as well as in the store itself are all ways to mitigate that issue. now, a retail pharmacy is not in competition with the drug dealers on the street. it is not bringing more drugs to be available for illegal use. commissioner garcia: what do you think the arguments of the neighborhood are? my understanding is that the people get legal drugs, and they get a prescription for it, and they come outside and sell it, and it becomes a nexus for crime. >> unfortunately, that part of the neighborhood is already a nexus for crime. the drugs are available there come from a number of directions. a large number of dealers are from of town, across the bay. -- are from out of town, across the bay. what you have on pill hill, as it is called, is a destination spot. if one wants to buy drugs, that is where they go. if someone wants to go to the pharmacy, right now, he has to leave the neighborhood. the particular locat

friday morning we may have some wet pavement. friday night and into saturday. saturday morning not huge but some sprinkles. and then, bang, here it comes for sunday morning. that is the latest computer model. this is the five day forecast as we see it for tomorrow. get ready for showers. >> thank you, bill. >>> the san francisco giants are not the only attraction around the china basin but you  may notice a few tents for a performance that will include acrobatics and special fx. it debuts on november 16. speaking of the giants fans are sharing their photos by going to our website you can see that pets are among those included. you can submit your own photos by e-mailing them to photos@ktvu.com. right now the giants are beating the phillies 5-no bowler in the seventh inning. that's it for for us tonight. i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues tonight on ktvu.com and the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. tmz is up next right here on tv36.

. >> although it may feel like that, the work is not frozen. >> commuters who need to cross the bay mayace delays because emergency repairs are taking longer than expected. >> they hope to have it open sometime later today. but right now in a sense frances is right, things are frozen in the sense things aren't being done. this is the westbound direction right before the rise. the right lane closed. the warning lights out there. no work being done. take a look at the problem. a picture of it yesterday underneath the bridge. the problem is a crack in a steel beam underneath that bridge. a small crack in a 30-foot long beam but enough for concern. the repairs consist of putting 6 feet long steel plates above and below that cracked beam. the beam installed nine years ago as part of an earthquake retrofit. >> it allows the bridge to move side to side 3 feet either way so the bridge will roll with the punches during a earthquake. so that part was compromised. >> you know, caltrain is saying there's a silver lining and that is that the inspections work. they were out here looking up, saw the c

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north of sant rosa may see rain for wednesday.ame one should be fine and thursday we will have to watch that for you and halloween for now. sunday evening also looking dry. back to you. >> looking good. thanks a lot. giants fever hitting close to home for one man. his love for baseball saved his life. >> not to mention the giant who turned his life around. we are introduced to the man who said the giants and coach bruce boce are life savers. >> i want to catch a home run. >> 2-year-old darrell king monroe is an extreme giants fan. attending nearly every game and batting practice. living in san francisco's bayview district, his obsession with baseball may have saved his life. >> i grew up around the ballpark. i live in bayview point and there ain't no good area. baseball keeps me out of trouble. >> king monroe collects memorability and autographs. >> i met bruce when the padres were there. getting awo graphs and he asked me about school. >> he said boce started coaching him. >> study. just study and study hard. that's all he told m

may not be fighting terrorism so much as entrapping vulnerability. may two thousand and nine according to the f.b.i. the four men intended to carry out their plan. for african-american muslims are arrested we have to say sorry paraded in front of new york news cameras presented as the faces of homegrown terrorism for individuals. to jewish facilities here in the bronx and also take on a military aircraft. a terrifying plot the f.b.i. claims to have more than the suspects quickly dubbed the new book for our poor illiterate ex convicts with neither passports nor licenses no direction by a foreign entity or a real terrorist group instead direction came from shahid hussain a pakistani immigrant on the f.b.i. payroll reportedly paid nearly one hundred thousand dollars for his services f.b.i. operatives provided the fake c four and actually showed them a fake stinger missile fake weapons and a manufactured terror plot according to court testimony hussein rick. routed the economically strapped defended by offering cars in cash to carry out the orchestrated

may be we should reduce a man's pleasure. may be this was god's way of reducing a man's libido. may be my son is not going to study the torah. we need to identify proudly. but then, am i imposing my will on my child? i can't have a child. week 30, i have an appointment at the hollywood birth center where i will have natural childbirth, which i don't recommend. alex is my primary caretaker today. i read your medical records, do you want to know if it's a boy or girl? yeah, but don't tell me. i ask if she had children. not yet i said. i said it sucks. then i try to be funny. do you think epidurals have contributed. she opens my chart. is says you're having trouble holding urine. i pee every time i sneeze. may be i should wear depends. are you doing your cagels? let me teach you a way that will be fun. i think she's about to make a joke. as you squeeze, save, i love my body. four counts hold. notice your vaginal area tightening. i love my body. squeeze a little harder. i love my body. good. that does make it fun, i say. alex presses on my belly and says seven pounds. how am i going

the hub towards and lata may lead to -- atlanta may lead to numerous flight delays and heavy ran across the mountains and could reach central maryland through the lunchtime and afternoon. that's we have to watch. our forecast model incates how most of the rain is expected to stake back to the west, but i believe we will have showers and thunderstorms possible to fire up ahead of this heading through the afternoon. keep an eye to the sky and there may be scattered showers around, a mfume have embed thunderstorms and winds just aloft really strong and all it takes is mixing with the storms to carity wind down to the surface. gusts over 40 miles per hour with thunderstorms will be possible. once we get that energy out of here, another round of showers tries to fire up tomorrow and the main cold front tries to push into the region heading through wednesday. and the timing could benefit us because by the morning it weakens but there could be a line of strong storms and winds as we head through the middle of the week and that will take care of warm temperatures. but for the next three days, w

it may or may not have been a twister that wrecked justin sloerds's farmhouse but to him it was probably a distinction without a difference. >> you didn't see anything, you didn't hear anything. it was like someone dropped a bomb out of the sky. >> the storm was a collision between cold canadian air and the warm midwestern variety and the worst may not be over. >> this storm over the next 24 hours will be the second strongest storm in recorded history in this part of the country. >> reporter: indeed the national weather service said the storm may diminish overnight but could well rebuild itself on wednesday. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> this morning the pentagon is investigating a communications error that knocked over 10% of the u.s. missile arsenal offline. the equipment failure affected 50 minutemen missiles at warren air force base in wyoming, 150 nook clear tipped international missiles are based there as well. the missiles like this one were offline for less than an hour. some security protocols were affected as well but the pentagon says there is no evidence of foul play

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may be it won't be 200 people may be 50 people but the next time you do it you get another hundred people. i have to share a story that's not related but sort of relate the. we have block parties every year in may or september or something like thachlt this last one our block parties are great way for us to get everybody. we get the starving students. we get the musician and it is artists and the families we get the you know people from low income housing coming. we get the corporate america, we get everybody at the block parties. it's because we do a variety of things. we have the bounce house for the kid. the music. you at our last 1 the guy named didz hip he's great. he was riding his bike bite block party he's an hoola hoop guy. he's on his guy with 30 hoola hoops riding his bike and said, hi, can i join. he had all the kids. he had a microphone and he was a spontaneous celebration. he sdoont live in our neighborhood but we invite him back. have an event. [inaudible]. >> yeah. well, music, music brings in people. young professionals, young people like music and love free food. >> if i

this one may be the last of her kind. bbc news, southampton. >> pavarotti said she had the voice of the century. dame joan sutherland said many fans would not disagree. the opera soprano and died in switzerland at 83. we look back on her life. [singing] >> joan sutherland singing "lucia di lamamour." the performance had a 19-minute standing ovation. she had grown up in sydney, where her mother encouraged her to sing. she thought she would be a wagnerian soprano. >> i would sing duets and trios and so on. i was not trained by my mother. she said she never taught me. but she was a great singer herself and i listened to her. i cannot remember when i cannot -- when i did not listen to her sing and imitate her. >> it was her husband and manager, a concert pianist, who encouraged her to sing the leiter, higher roles which best suited her voice. [singing] soon, she was appearing at all the world's top opera houses, performing show we coloratura bel canto roles in 18th and 19th century operas. >> i had such help. i would never ha

medical teams in haiti say the epidemic may be stabilizing. afghanistan's president karzai confirmed his office did receive the bundles of money from iraq. and parties as the rescued chilean miners are welcomed by the president. welcome to bbc world. coming up later, we will meet the palestinian laborers building jewish settlements, and the real-life battle for middle earth. new zealanders fight for the right to keep production of "a hogget" at home. -- the hobbit at home. officials are saying the cholera epidemic in haiti may be stabilizing. they are still on high alert. hundreds of thousands are living in makeshift tents. they said haiti should be prepared for the crisis to spread across the country, although the number of new cases is falling. >> the likely source of the cholera outbreak. once the river became contaminated, the daily ritual censured the disease spread rapidly. now -- ensured the disease spread rapidly, leading to the baby's and warsh and his mother's pain. we saw the devastating affect color rudd is having on the most vulne

this may usually cause us problems. but this case is still with the special investigations division. the sergeant has this and i have been in contact with him since this happened. we're trying to find out this individual's identity. there are several rantings and it seemed like he was mentally unstable. we are still working on this. this is what has happened this year, and the special investigations division does not extrapolate the specific crimes and match them to hate crimes. if you have any questions i would be happy to answer them. and go giants. >> another set of issues that has been brought to my attention, that has -- things that have happened in the system, that are not crimes but our very uncomfortable for people. homophobic things happening on the bus that are not taken very seriously by the driver or he may be participating. >> i think one of the questions -- what were the reactions of the employees and what actions are they required to take. and in both of these cases, let murphy speak to this. it appears t

you may -- you may have driven over his idea without knowing it. beth parker shows us his invention may one day save a life. >> reporter: this is what happens under a bridge while you're driving on top of it a little rust and shaking is not the problem. if there is a problem, he could tell you. >> it's a huge problem. >> reporter: the company is testing a sensor smaller than a credit card. >> the sensor is so easy and -- >> reporter: it's basically a sticker that measures temperature, vibration and movements like shifting. >> if anything happens that poses an issue, a structural issue, we're going to see that the pattern is going to be way difference. -- different. >> reporter: he said the center may have prevented a collapse like this on interstate 35 in minneapolis in 2007 and 13 people died, 144 injured. bridges don't collapse out of blue. there are warning signs. they come hours, weeks and months in advance and you have to look for the red flag. the sensors are powered by a little sunlight and don't need much. >> it's better than complete dark.

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>> may be true.te now. >> ask the right question which is what are we going to do now and who is more likely to do it and then blanche lincoln will win this thing going away. >> reporter: two days later the candidates meet again face to face. they spar on tax cuts. >> well, i'm very much in support of extending the the tax cuts. >> the ultrawealthy should not receive the tax cut unless it is paid for in a responsible way. >> reporter: then bozeman hits lincoln where she is most vulnerable healthcare. >> would you still cast the deciding vote for healthcare. >> this is not a perfect bill. where there are places to correct in this bill, i will. >> reporter: october 4, polls still have lincoln trailing by an average of 20 points with just a few weeks left, bozeman's lead seems increasingly insurmountable. >> where did you grow up. >> reporter: but lincoln says time has not run out for her yet. >> it is important to get out there and let people know what i have done and what i will do and how hard i have

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after this election, there may be no need to rush.early two thirds of americans favor permanently repealing the estate tax, including 55% of democrats. this despite the fact that the threshold for owing the tax is so high that only 2% of the families will ever have to worry about it. this is partly a case of brilliant political marketing. calling the estate tax a death tax seems to make it everyone's problem, not just rich peoples'. opponents also claim that the estate tax falls most heavily on family businesses and farms. very effective emotionally. never mind that it's not true. so as we head into midterm elections, popular will on estate taxes is almost as absurd as the current state of the law. americans say they want to close the deficit and they think that wealthy should bear most of the burden. and yet, they oppose a tax that would raise an estimated $1.3 trillion over ten years, solely from the wealthy. death and taxes are certain. death taxes? apparently not. i'm eric schurenberg. >> tom: and finally tonight, can't put that c

they said all of you worked so hard in 2008, you may not be so pumped up. you might not care as much, that you might be willing to let the other folks who left the economy in shambles go back to washington and go back to annapolis. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> well, maryland i think the pundits are wrong. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> but it's up to you to prove them with wrong. don't make me look bad now. >> reporter: the day after this stop, president barack obama was off to illinois to do some more campaigning on the national ticket. reporting live, abc news. >>> the president's visit comes at a time when most recent polls find governor martin o'malley begin to pull away from governor bob ehrlich. jeff hager caught up with the republican challenger in washington today for the reaction to the president's spoirt. jack. >> reporter: a few weeks from now, o'malley's visit will be followed up by that of a former president, bill clinton. robert ehrlich could -- the current national party chair michael steele or even sarah palin, who endorsed his republican ch

we don't know where those may have been sent to. these may be the easy ones to find. the red herrings that were supposed to be found. that's speculation. where were the other packages going? it's going to be difficult as we know from the volume of goods shipped around the world by these services to track them down. >> larry: what do we know about al qaeda's presence in yemen? >> it's getting stronger. and clearly one of the things we can learn here is al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has grown stronger because it's had al qaeda members coming from saudi arabia because saudi arabia cracked down on al qaeda. the government in yemen is relatively week. there are tribes there against the government that al qaeda has been able to find space to develop not only the underpants bombs used at christmas but a new type of device that's being shipped around the world by these freight carriers. there's clearly al qaeda there feels that it has the space to develop these particular weapons and experiment with them in the way that we're seeing right now, larry. >> larry: nic roberts

what we're implementing may make no sense in other areas. where we're spending our money may make no sense in seattle where they have a different portfolio, supplies and timing. so we have a variety of components that we're doing and, we're going to be spending between 2 hundred and 4 hundred million a year for a really long time. what's important though, is that our community understands it and we - our communication is critical in getting the community to understand these situations to realize how these climate changes and our vulnerability play out and get them to support it. let me show you a couple of the emergency storage projects. we're spending nearly a billion dollars to set aside a 90 acre water supply storage. that's to avoid our major pipelines that cross over five major faults so as a result we're going to store in the county. the second one is we're doing an additional hundred thousand feet raising an existing damage 2 hundred feet tall racing it by another 125 feet so it will be an interesting project to complete and that will

may warm up a little bit by the end of the week.g storms coming our way as we get into next week. ashley rg good morning. how is it looking? >> good morning. let's start off with the capital elt beltway. montgomery county, no problems to report. accident on the outer loop of the beltway, connecticut avenue. here's new hampshire avenue, heading away from us. if you're planning a trip on 95 this early morning, it is quiet. no big problems. here's the pace away from us there is going to be the southbound direction. so headlights are ctinuing towds springfield at the posted speed limit. eun and joe, back to you. >> ashley, thanks very much. >>> 60 degrees. coming up, federal investigators releasing new information about the tour bus crash that shut down 270. >> daring heist in georgetown. an armored car held up. > and a disturbing find at georgetown university. [ male announcer ] the turn changesverything. ♪ the turn will make you think. ♪ make you re-examine your approach. changeour line. innovate. and create one of the world's fastest

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it may or may not have been a twister that wrecked justin schroeder's farmhouse south of chicago but to him it was probably a distinction without a difference. >> you didn't see anything, you didn't hear anything. it was just literally like someone dropped a bomb out of the sky. >> reporter: the storm was the result of a collision between cold canadian air and the warmer midwestern variety. it was nearly 80 degrees monday in chicago. >> whenever you have lots of warmth and lots of cold you kind of mix that in, you get a strong storm. >> reporter: some 70,000 people lost power in the chicago area and travel slowed to a crawl at o'hare. >> it's a real pain and then we've got to get stuck here and it's really boring and it's freezing, i'm wearing two jackets. >> reporter: 300 flights were canceled. >> this kind of weather you have to watch moment by moment. >> reporter: in minneapolis, delays were four and a half hours. smaller planes were tossed into each other like toys while big rigs were sidelined along the indiana toll road. and the worst may not be over. >> this storm over the nex

you need to be careful cross in. >> you may bable to see the vehicle but the driver may not be able to see you. even during the day you ve to be engaged in what you're doing. put down the phone, stop texting, make sure you're crossing with the light with the crosswalk sign and look both ways. >> reporter: and this being an investigation into a fatality, how much longer with people expect these road closures it to continue? >> thankfully sunday morning traffic is very ligh there e many ways to get around this area. i'm thinking another hour or so and the roads should begin to open. >> rorter:hank you very much, paul, for joining us. again, a sad story re this morning. rockville pike, two men dead after being struck by a car near marinelli road. e area between marelli and old georgetown will remain closed for at least another hour. we're live in rockville. back to you. >> derrick ward, thank you. >>> a maryland man behind bars after allegedly trying to hire a hitman to kill his estranged wife. police say 42-year-old richard boyd jr. and his wife, elizabeth, were inhe process of getting a

some projects may have a separate revenue stream that you may want to access for that. so it really is going to depend on the nature of the improvement that you are looking to finance. but ultimately you will -- how much you finance and your capacity, you will also be a very important factor in determining what your credit rating will be and what your borrowing cost will be. so right now i'm going to turn it over to vincent. director nolan: one minute. bondable revenues. will we be looked at as the agency as a whole if we're doing a particular sflodge let's say we wanted to do something with -- i don't know what, buying a vehicle. would parking garage revenues and that kind of thing all count? >> well it would depend. so, for example, in parking you may want to have a transaction based solely on parking revenues from the various garages. there may be other kinds of assets you will be bonded against by system-wide revenues. that's all part of the debt policy that you want to be establishing. central subway, there may be federal grants associated with that. that's going t

he is worried he may not get rent. she works odd jobs, cash in hands. >> are you workign tonight -- working tonight? >> no, they don't need me. if they need me, they'll call me. >> it is not how they imagined life in their own home. the days of living in student apartments are gone but they watnented to avoid selling the home at all costs. it would be hard to find a buyer in any case. ther arre are two million empty apartments but notall are available to rent. many people leave their apartments emptyty those available are too expensive for jorge. he is a freelance photographer with no reguallar income. jorge can only afford a furnished room. it's the perfect solution. it wasn't what he hoped for. it is better than staying at home with his parents. >> i get on very well with the landlady. she often does favors for me, like tidying up and she sometimes does my washing, too. it's really good. >> consuela was forced to do this to pay off the mortgage after her divorce. she was reminded of the old days in spain with a stran

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that maybe may have to run a correction.he democrats' best ally on election day? that's a bold assertion from one of president obama's political strategists. he says the left has the tea party advantage. they claim's drawing votes away from republicans while motivating disenchanted democrats to get out and vote. his theory is they are scaring independents and democrats and motivating them not to vote republican this election. >> this is a version of the sky is rising, the sky is rising. i call it chicken big. the fact is some of those candidates are -- have got problems and they are unattack. christine o'donnell is one of them. megyn: they mention never. >> age is ahead. the attempt to demonize an entire state of mind. but they don't understand the democratic party thinks they are in a p.r. game with the other consultants in washington. what they are doing -- they are in this we are -- i don't know what drug they are on, they are saying it's over, we are winning. which is when the republicans were saying we are going to take

this may be ok. i just -- without the partys being present, we will go with that. >> there is a motion and a second to rescend this from the 2nd to november 4th. commissioners? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> so moved, commissioners. and now this is item 12, 2006 at 350 mission street. draft environmental impact report. comments will be allowed until 5:30 on december 10. >> i am brett bollinger. this is a hearing to receive comments on the draft of cir impact report, the mission street project. there is the demolition of an existing retail building and construction of a new 370 ft high office building with retell usage, 64 parking spaces. the staff is not here to answer your comments today, comments will be transcribed and responded to in writing. we will respond to all verbal and written comments that we receive, and we will make provisions as appropriate. the hearing for approval or disapproval continue after this. that should be connected to the accuracy of the eir. please speak

you may ve generalized itching.ed bumps, dark patches,hich is what we refer to, this is an allergic reaction that causes blisters. >> what would cause that? >> commonly, we see antibiotics. people kw that they are alernlic to them. and antihypertensive medication, cardiac, that can cause reactions, most don't realize it. >> should they discontinue the medication? >> no, i usually don't recommend that we talk to the prescribing doctor a decide what needs to be done. there is not a substitute that they can go on, weigh the risk. itching or stroking out because your pressure is too high. >> even lotions, lipsticks and make up. >> we refer to those as allergic contact. if you stay away from them, they don't bother you. if you apply them, that is different from taking something then being itchy all over. >> stel hen johnson syndrome is one of the more sever drug reacs, typically, people will think that they have a cold sore, fever blister on their lip. it tends not to heal. most heal in 7 to 14 days. this lingers. it see

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