reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. >>> a deadly attack on a homeless manner in san francisco and it might have been caught on surveillance video. sfpd says the man was jumped when he was asleep in the financial district. his name was lam tai. his body was found in a sleeping bag monday morning. police are reviewing the surveillance video from the scene hoping to track down the three suspects. >>> 100 years in prison. that's the sentence handed down to a convicted child molester miller. he was charged with inappropriately touching a girl at a barnes & noble in san mateo. he was also convicted of indecent exposure and child annoy answer. >>> you might be seeing plenty of those fedex trucks buzzing around especially during the holiday shipping rush and plenty of those trucks get into serious crashes. as far as the investigators are concerned the crashes never happen. >> that's the big question. this is important information because when accidents aren't reported you may not get the full picture when looking at a company's safety record. now,

i'm marianne favro. i'll have a live report and reaction from passengers coming up. >>> also panda watch is over. boston, here he comes. the giants' reaction late this afternoon about losing fan favorite pablo sandoval. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri and our weather underground time lapse from ocean beach. fog-free conditions all day long with beautiful blue skies but that's not going to last long. we are tracking not one but two different storms. we'll have the timeline for your holiday forecast in just a few minutes. >>> then at 6:00, black friday is a bargain hunter's dream but is it really the best day of the year to shop? >> i love a good deal. deals make you spend money and that's how they get you. >> in tonight's reality check we reveal the other days with even bigger discounts. that's new at 6:00. every day is a new opportunity to help make life better right here in san francisco. whether it's helping local businesses like the fruitguys grow and prosper, supporting nonprof

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, it had to be a shock for them. thank you very much. and we have more on the holy cross church fire on our website at nbcbayarea.com. it's our top story right there on the page. that's where you can see more of these pictures as we have our photo gallery of today's firefight. >>> and dea agents surprised the 49ers after today's win. authorities conducted a surprise inspections of the team's medical staff. this is part of an ongoing investigation into prescription drug abuse across the league. six other teams were also inspected. 49ers positions and trainers were checked out at metlife stadium in new jersey. no arrest were made ball. lawsuit filed by former nfl players does allege the teams routinely gave drugs and painkillers to players, all to keep them in the game. the 49ers issued a statement on today's inspection saying, quote, medical staff complied and the team departed the stadium as scheduled. >>> new at 11:00, a bay area city tops the nation in robberies for the third year in a row. a new fbi report s

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you so much. >>> the other race that is being closely watched here in the bay area and also across the country is a contest for california's 17th congressional district. newcomer ro khanna is taking on incumbent mike honda. both have big name backers. honda has the support of president obama. meanwhile, governor jerry brown and nancy pelosi also supporting him. khanna is backed by gavin newsom, chuck reed and the heads of several silicon valley companies such as facebook and google. our election coverage continues on nbcbayarea.com. click on the decision 2014 button. you'll find that right there at the top of the page. we do have all the latest candidates and ballot measure there's. we'll also keep you up to date on the election results on tuesday night. once again, that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> the former dublin chp officer behind the cell phone photo theft scandal is turning himself in tomorrow. that's according to his attorney. shawn harrington faces two counts for allegedly forwarding the if photos of the women to his phone and shari

nbc bay area's marianne favreau joining us with the details. marianne, this was unexpected. >> reporter: it certainly was. and right now both men are on the final leg of their journey home. 46-year-old kenneth bae of seattle had been held for nearly two years in north korea. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor, and his health was failing. 25-year-old matthew todd miller was also in the country for seven months. he was from bakersfield and he was held there after ripping up his entrance visa. both men were forced to work eight hours of hard labor a day. today president obama reacted to news the two men had been r released. >> very grateful for their safety return. >> reporter: the swedish government reportedly was involved in negotiating the release of the two men. today we talked to thomas hendrickson, senior fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university, about the timing 69 release. -6. >> they do release people when they really sort of milk all the good out of it they can get. and also, they can get the intelligence chief, clapp

i guess in response to what marianne said, i completely agree.to think of copyright as a solution to this problem is naÏve and not very sensible, but let me just say that the copyright act is one place in the federal code where a grieved parties can quickly arrange without a lawsuit to have materials taken down from the internet. there is notice and takedown procedure in the copyright act, which is a very powerful thing. this probably covers a small subset of the problem, but i think it is not a trivial subset of the problem where people can in fact -- at least there is a remedy that is useful in terms of removing material that for one reason or another they believe they have a claim on. notice of takedown procedure most websites operate on automatically. send them a message, and i have to more or less give you some procedures to follow. if you want to claim copyright immunity, they must do so. generally speaking, millions of times a day, this operates to actually remove the material from the site. one very quick comment i want to make about the

nbc bay area's marianne favro is live at the santa clara water district, where, marianne, that board is expected to vote any minute on changes to that conservation plan. >> reporter: that's right, jess. the meeting just got underway a couple of minutes ago. originally, the plan was to lift the conservation measures in december, assuming that we would get a lot of rain, but, of course, that never happened. so tonight, the board is considering extending that 20% cut for a reduction well into june of next year. during a typical november, the guadalupe creek would be flowing. but as these cracks in the creek bed indicate, this is not a typical winter. >> this drought has been extensive for us. it's lasted now for almost three years and we're hoping that next year will not be try, but we have to contemplate that it could be. as we go into this winter now, we have rain coming in, but maybe not enough to carry us forward to a recovery. >> reporter: in february, the santa clarita valley water district board requested people cut back water use 20%, a call for conservation that was supposed to

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to introduce our panel, from here down on, we have marianne franks. to her left is the director of the free expression project. then a columnist at yahoo! tech. and david post. all these fine people have a lot of expertise in this topic from a lot of different angles, which is where i wanted to start off today. one of the most interesting things about this hack of the celeb photos is it raised a different issues for a lot of different people. as a cyber security reporter, i covered in terms of the password security on the cloud and what the technical aspects of that hack might have been, but it raises a number of conversations from misogyny on the internet to what actually is the nature of the crime that occurred, whether you look at it from the perceptive of a sex crime, a hacking crime, a first amendment issue here, and we will touch on all those different takeaways today. how i would like to begin is if the panelists could go down and say what for them was the one or two big takeaways from this hack and what is the most important thing to look at a

nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us at the hall of justice in san jose with more on what happened today in court. >> reporter: a judge this afternoon ordered miss angle siragusa be released on his own recognizance until he's returning here at court to face charges of trespassing. 39-year-old miguel seer guls sa shuffled into court to answer charges of trespassing at mineta san jose international. sunday morning he was spotted in between private hang gores on the west side of the airport 1,000 yards from the commercial side. employees detained him and called police but he got away, stole a city maintenance truck, and drove it to terminal "b." this airport surveillance video shows employees there taking him into custody. >> he's charged with one felony of unlawfully driving or taking a vehicle. he's charged with one misdemeanor of trespassing on secured airport property. he's charged with two misdemeanors for driving on a suspended license. and then one misdemeanor for resisting, obstructing or delaying an officer. >> reporter: today a judge determined siragusa should be released on

marianne favro is at the sky park. when is the ntsb going to show up? >> well, the ntsb investigators will show up here starting tomorrow morning, peggy. i can tell you that this tight knit community of pilots is now mourning the loss of a dear friend. the plane took off around noon yesterday from frazier lake air park southeast of gilroy. investigators say it crashed just a few miles away, off canada road. both passengers were killed. the santa clara county sheriff's department confirms one victim is a woman from san jose, the other a man from gilroy. >> i know them, yeah. it's kind of hard. i mean especially when you have a passenger and you have the responsibility. >> reporter: the plane that crash is a 1950 cessna 140-a, similar to the plane you see here. this pilot has been using this airport for 25 years. >> it's not common. for airport accidents. they happen very seldom or car accidents happen every day there is thousands of car accidents. >> reporter: santa clara county sheriff's deputies had to use atvs and four-wheel drive vehicles to reach th

. >> marianne you're supposed to regulate find a big fat couey mingled it i think 5 thousand dollars a year this was but now regulating it the city is losing

marianne favro, bay area news. the president took part in small business saturday. take a look, taking the first daughters to the politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c. the first family picked up a couple of books, two from june b. jones series, and an i spy sticker book. hopefully those aren't gifts. we november of what the titles are. they were offered the neighbors discount. nice. >> rain in the bay area. snow in the sierra. people headed to the slopes. had to deal with slush on the roads. they did get to ski in fresh powder. snow falling all day in the sierra. more expected overnight. take a look at the family from dublin. on the way to reno. saw the snow. couldn't wait to get night. pulled over near soda springs. let the kids out for a little fun. >> well, just looking for a place to play. a lot of the sledding places aren't open yet. just got out of the car. let my daughter play. >> angel maker. >> so far. her first time. >> ski resorts reported up to a foot of new snow. good time there for everybody looking forward to that. and our meteorologist, th

. >> marianne you're supposed to regulate find a big fat couey mingled it i think 5 thousand dollars a year this was but now regulating it the city is losing the money and fortunes are changing hands payroll so the only thing i can say the fish smells from the head and this one sucks it is bad as it can get it is unbelievable for a world-class city to make decisions of this sortie think this is the beginning for as people said other progressions by deregulating the way you're doing and fortunes are changing hands if that's the new order of things expect trouble. >> thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon mrs. florence. >> ladies and gentlemen, of the audience and commissioners good afternoon generally i've stopped coming to those meetings for the last four to five years i've spoken about various taxi problems you haven't initiated or started one program for one reason there's not one taxi driver on this commission not one working within the sfmta to promote taxi benefits for drivers your crushing us there our management right now how would you

nbc bay area's marianne favro is live with a look at the unique challenges young veterans are facing, especially when it comes to employment ir. >> reporter: that's right. i'm here at the vet center where young vets say they face many challenges, ranging from ptsd to finding a job. 25-year-old david mock snapped photos to remember the veterans day parade in downtown san jose, a way to say thank you to those who fought in world war ii, but he also wants to pay tribute to two friends killed in battle. david himself is a veteran, a marine who served in afghanistan. >> they're always on my mind. they were great guys and i have a lot of good memories with them. days like today are days that for me as a veteran, i'm remembering them. >> reporter: he's watched other friends lose limbs and battle severe ptsd. and while he's healthy, david admits returning home was not easy. >> getting out and not having that support network of people always around you who would always have your back, that was difficult. >> reporter: finding a job is even tougher. a labor department report released this year s

marianne, you talked to community members, they are so upset about the loss of this church, so many memoriesre absolutely devastated, tonight firefighters have been dumping water on top of the church building to put out any possible hot spots, there's also concern the building may collapse. there was supposed to be a mass here tonight at 6:00, that's when some parishioners showed up only to see this, that their church had burned. >> reporter: parishioners and neighbors stood by and watched in disbelief. for 93-year-old ann fitzgerald, it was like watching a lifetime of members destroyed. >> my parents were married in that church in 1919. i came back home, this is my church. this is my church. and i'm devastated. >> at one point people watching the inferno gasped, the four-alarm fire started around 2:00 this afternoon, fortunately the 1:00 mass had eshd ended and there was no one inside. >> we noticed fire on the second floor attic space, appearing where the organ is which might have been where the heat came from. we're still researching that, but the fire moved very rapidly in the second sto

nbc bay area marianne has detail on the first mass after the fire and this had to be very special for these folks. >> certainly was uplifting. you can see the shell of the burned out church behind me. the parish hall is directly behind that, a few feet away. fortunately it with was not burned. tonight at 5:00 was the first mass since the fire and it was neld the parish hall. a simple hall, makeshift altar. chairs instead of pews. those attending the mass were grateful. >> it is good to get back in to the church. >> reporter: 94-year-old eleanor saw flames rip through holy cross church last sunday. she was devastated. . she's been coming here since 1939. >> it's a loss, a loss. it is almost feeling like part of you is gone. >> reporter: she never thought less than a week after the fire she would be attending mass here. the parish hall, a few feet from the church, was not burned. that's not the only thing spared. amazingly the gold cross above the church emerged from the ashes unscathed. firefighters used a crane to lift it out of the church on monday. many parishioners called it a mira

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. to follow up now on the terminally ill san francisco woman who died via assisted suicide. today the vatican called it an undignified absurdity. it says suicide is bad because it is saying no to life and everything it means. the 29-year-old was dying of brain cancer, and announced weeks ago that she wanted to die before the seizures and pain became unbearable. she took her own life over the weekend surrounded by family and friends. >> now to decision 2014. it is election night. you see on the left the capital building under renovation right now, but washington, d.c., is buzzing at this hour. there's a lot on the line nationally and locally. the polls are starting to close on the east coast, but here there's still a few hours remaining for you to cast your vote. >> some high profile races tonight. the bay area's biggest city is electing a new mayor. san jose is choosing between supervisor dave cortezi and sam lucardo. >> we have reporters across the area. we'll start with robert honda a

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nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in san jose where some are calling this a miracle. >> reporter: it was so emotional, janelle. when parishioners saw the cross being lifted out of this hole in the church roof, they started to applaud. many say this was a sign they needed to move forward with the long process of rebuilding their church. when flames tore through holy cross church in san jose, long-time parishioner pauline says she was heartbroken. >> i was in shock, really. because i just -- it was unbelievable. >> reporter: the four-alarm fire started after 2:00 sunday afternoon in the second-floor choir room. investigators believe it may have begun with faulty wiring near the organ. today the church is on the verge of collapse, littered with charred debris. that's when pastor montevani made a shocking discovery. the cross above the altar was not burned. >> this is the sign that the lord is watching over us. >> reporter: firefighters painstakingly removed the cross, then lifted it out of the church with a crane. as it gently touched down, parishioners applauded. >> yes, this is a m

panel, from our here down on, we have marianne franks.to her left is the director of the free expression project. hoo! tech.umnist at ya have a lotine people of expertise in this topic from a lot of different angles, which is where i wanted to start off today. one of the most interesting things about this hack of the celeb photos is it raised a different issues for a lot of different people. as a cyber security reporter, i covered in terms of the password security on the cloud and what the technical aspects of that but itght have been, raises a number of conversations from misogyny on the internet to what actually is the nature of the crime that occurred, whether you look at it from the perceptive of a sex crime, a crime, a first amendment issue here, and we will touch on all those different takeaways today. how i would like to begin is he to the panelists could go down and say what for them was the one or two big takeaways from in hack occurred and how they solve the most important friend from how to look at this from. starthink a good p

if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and carina bonamo who was -- this incredible playground in the most beautiful park in san francisco, we've already heard that online. it is now officially the most beautiful park in san francisco. [cheering and applauding] >> with the most amazing playground. and this was a dream that carina had. she moved it from a dream. there were splinters in this li

. >> from marianne, what is your connection to south carolina? >> my friends scott and scandal. we were visiting them sand now they live in seattle. and i'm probably going to see them in south carolina over the holiday weekend. sandals are wonderful people. >> greg, where did you get your unicorn mug? >> because i'm fascinated by unicorns. >> tweet greg so we can find out who you are. send a fwetweet now and he can k at it. >> to eric from barbara c, why did you give up trading and go into the television industry? >> i was on the trading floor one day and oil was about to hit $50 a barrel for the first time. cnbc liked it and -- >> and what they say is the most dangerous place to be in america is trading eric bolling on a camera. >> to all from craig r. do you have a preshow ritual? >> well, bob does. >> i smoke my cigar. >> bob smoke his cigars. i try not to catch on fire from all the hair spray. i eat a snack. >> i do what everybody does, i rip the head off a mouse. >> what's your ritual, dana? dana's usually complaining about -- >> articles and things so that i can be prepare

look at marianne drew's comments where she was already being rejected by a majority of her constituents. as far as the president's performance that was a big problem for many including the black community where there was a 40% unemployment rate. >> 40% unemployment rate. >> 40% when it comes to black youth. and when we look at what's going on in the american community overall we see a country that has its lowest labor force participation rate in 36 years and a president that's policies hinder energy development domestically and private lands have gone in spite of the president so those pollicies ar at the kitchen table. >> you mention mary and her comments. >> the south has not always been the friendliest place for african americans. it's been a difficult time for the president to present himself in a positive light as a leader. it's not always a good place for women to present ourselves. it's more of a conservative place. richard what's your reaction. >> you look at the poll numbers and what you see all across this country, you saw a more conservative and a more wide voter base that we

. >> she is like marianne from "gilligan's island." >> taylor swift's mom. >> she is a war hero, an actual combat veteran and professional pig castrater. >> she castrates pigs. i do that every weekend at the club. on a scale of one to coconut, how offended were you by harkin's comments? >> i was bt off fended at all. i think also that she took it as a political opportunity to make the democrats look hipocritical. she is a woman and she is a republican and that's what i think. >> that's good. do you follow these stories? >> lately watching the news get a little depressed. >> that's why you should watch "red eye." >> of course. >> or just drink. >> no news here. that's the good news. >> that's joanne's solution to everything. if you drink, you should drink. you have been reporting for the past three decades. does gas matter or have voters made up their minds? >> everything matters especially this late in the game. there is a lot of people who are waiting. they are waiting for stuff like this to happen. it will sway them. people who are easily swayed like me need these kind of things to happe

here to discuss, marianne marsh, democratic strategist, david's man is back with cheri jacobus, republicantrategist. i basically heard him say if we listened better we would like him more. >> i'm still licking my wounds. >> i don't blame you. >> right. no, look, i think president obama has a point there. he didn't really sell his policies and, best job he did was the day after the election sadly when it was too late. more importantly though, i think the president and democrats have to focus on the economy for the next two years with the exact same focus they used to win the white house twice. that will make the difference in his last two years as president more than anything else. melissa: sherry, is the that problem? we're all dumb of if we listened better we would like it more? was it that or voters were saying things aren't working and we want something else. >> i think voters hated his policies. think back to 1994 when republicans won huge majority first time in generation, fav speaker gingrich contract for america. bill clinton got rid of hubris. that is what barack obama needed to do

we learned the second of the twins marianne brown died today. her sister vivianne passed away last year. the browns moved from michigan in the 1970s. they could always make people smile with their stylish outfits. today governor brown called them remarkable women who represented the best of our city. >>> showers today but we're headed for a break. the how ares to enjoy clear skies before another storm moves in. >> all kinds of junk from all kinds of places. two investigates takes a closer look at a multi million dollars problem on bay area freeways and why the cost to taxpayers is going up. >>> and next -- >> it's that time of year, more packaged delivery means more packaged theft. >> what you might want to consider buying before you make an online purchase. fewith up to $400 off. it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> some call them porch pirates, they are thieves w

marianne, pittsburgh, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hi. i just wanted to let the american people know that when everybody in the democratic party, when they had the senate and the house they voted for a health care law that nobody has ad and just passed and how incompetent is that? and bring all of our businesses -- people getting fired and losing their jobs. and here i just got a 73% nterest hike on my health care premiums. any democrat that would vote that never read the law -- nancy pelosi should be fired. she really should -- all of them. arry reid. does this cause the downfall of the american people? and also, i have to say is why didn't the lady that got beheaded in oklahoma city after the president got on and talked about trayvon martin, about that other eric holder incident and michael brown which we feel bad about? but why was no attention brought to that lady that got her head cut off? and also -- host: you bring up several issues. i want to stick to the campaign issue of health care and how that's played this cycle. i want to gi

in japantown, marianne favro. >> even the president took part in small business saturday. he took his daughter to the politics and pro bookstore in washington, d.c. first family walked away with two bags of books. thr >>> still ahead on today in the bay, coming up, the holiday shopping rush is shipping rush is here. this is what keeps happening. thieves stealing packages from doorsteps but now a bay area start up as a way to stop it. >>> we're looking at very heavy rain approaching the coastline beginning to fall at half-moon bay and san that cruz and over a dozen lightning strikes. we'll talk about your sunday forecast and when this storm is expected to move in. >>> a lot of clouds in the sky. the holiday shipping rush is here and it's a gold mine for thieves. they take the packages right from the door. a bay area start up is pitching a new idea to help protect the holiday shipments. >> reporter: you've seen it before. packages taken right off the doorstep time after time. parcel pirates around the bay area in countries or if you work during the day you may have missed pa

marianne favro joins from us nasa ames in mountain view. this isn't science fiction anymore.is real life. >> reporter: it is reality, raj. and this reality has a california connection. nasa scientists with the jet propulsion lab in pasadena developed three different instruments that are on board that lander. >> so you're sitting on the surface talking to us right now. >> reporter: it's been called buffett boldest space missions in history, 20 years in the making. scientists followed this comet, which is now 300 million miles from earth, and launched a lander on it today, marking the first time in history a spacecraft landed on a comet. >> all right! >> reporter: in oakland, dozens watched in wonder. >> so it seemed like, yeah, actually land on a comet in reality -- it blows my mind. >> reporter: michael kaufmann, chair of the physics and astronomy department at san jose state, says the mission is inspiring students. >> i think it's a tremendously big deal. from a scientific point of view it gives us direct information about the conditions that existed in our early solar syste

marianne favro has been covering the story since the fire started. she joins us live. it's an inspiring new development for parishioners. >> reporter: it certainly is. it was such an emotional moment here this afternoon, jessica. when parishioners watched that gold cross lifted out of the church, they started to applaud. and many tell me that they believe that it's a sign from god that they need to rebuild their church. parishioners watched in despair as flames engulfed the cross atop their church, sending it crashing to the ground. the four-alarm fire at holy cross church in san jose started after 2:00 sunday afternoon. investigators believe it may have begun with faulty wiring near the organ. today the church is on the verge of collapse. but inside, hanging above the blackened altar, the gold cross gleams. it was not even singed. >> unbelievable. almost like a miracle. it's intact, completely -- looks like it was untouched. >> reporter: firefighters painstakingly removed the cross and lifted it out of the church with a crane. as it gently touched down, parishioners a

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> a few weeks ago another american was released from the communist nation. he was arrested after leaving a bible at a club for foreign sailors. he was held for five months. the swedish government helped to negotiate his release. he never had any time with either of the two prisoners. >>> more details, a stern warning from the state department for u.s. citizens who want to travel to north korea. u.s. government strongly recommends against visiting. north korean officials demand they have a driver at all times and never wander around. some people have been arrested for trying to talk with locals or taking unauthorized photos. cell phones are allowed but all communication is monitored at all times. even unknowingly violating north korea's laws could lead to a death sentence. >>> now, to an nbc bay area follow-up you. a nurse who fought an ebola quarantine order has apparently made a big decision about her next step. kaci hickox will be leaving her home state of maine so that she and her boyfriend can "get their lives back on track." her 21-day quarantin

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marianne favro joins us from levi's stadium. the 49ers handling of the situation, the role of sjpd, and a lot of factors in this story. >> reporter: exactly right. which is one reason why the district attorney's office says it spent more than two months reviewing this case. but in the end it came down to a lack of evidence. the district attorney's office says that both mcdonald and his pregnant fiancee admitted she struck first. they also say that the victim did not cooperate in the investigation. more than two months ago, san francisco 49er ray mcdonald walked out of santa clara county jail professing his innocence. he had just been charged with felony domestic violence against his pregnant fiancee. today the d.a.'s office says it won't file that charge. >> because of conflicting accounts, because of the lack of verifiable eyewitnesses, and because of the lack of cooperation by jane doe after the initial investigation, we cannot prove from a crime occurred beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: a decision that disappointed the

as marianne moore said during her acceptance speech i am much aware of the luster said.l book year's national book award goes to louise quick. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i i did not expect this. i am sorry. i am astonished. it takes time to cry. cry. i am not going to do that. my thanks to the judges for their mercy. my thanks to john galassi kept me sane. namely, though, i want namely, though, i want to say this is a difficult evening,, difficult to lose. i have many times. i want to say my work would not exist without the work of the other finalists and my colleagues in poetry who have more time than i can say astonished me and moved me and filled me with the envy that in time becomes gratitude. thank you for your great and superb achievement, all of you. thanks. ♪ >> tremendous. at makes me happy. i myself think of a poem whenever i stupidly try to get organized. moonless night. the part that says, such says, such a mistake in what clarity above all things. this this simple night, especially one like this now so close to ending. on on the other side, there could be anything. i am very

i'm marianne favro. coming up, i'll have exclusive video of the arrest caught on surveillance tape. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. blue sky on our weather underground time lapse all across the east bay but that's going to be changing. we're tracking two more systems this week. we'll have the full timeline in just a few minutes. >>> plus watching and waiting in ferguson, missouri. what will the grand jury decide when it comes to the case of michael brown? we'll bring you the latest. >>> i want to get back to our breaking news we're following. the announce maenment is about made in ferguson, missouri. we'll show you a live picture right there at the courthouse there. you see a few hundred people and it's growing at this hour. in fact here now is a live announcement from the courtroom, the court house in clayton, missouri, next to ferguson with the announcement about the grand jury. let's listen in live. >> i have a statement at the very beginning here and then we'll be happy to answe

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police finding a letter they say was written by 40-year-old marianne cast that lea lay that, and josethe winter in january. all for his $1.5 million life insurance policy. she says it was the outline of a book and movie script she planned to write. listen as detectives read from the letter. they say it was found in her backpa backpack. >> still on what we talked about before. >> reporter: written to 29 year-old anthony de la garza. ambushing him, his former roomma roommate, withlows to the head. >> do it by the car. >> reporter: they said this is about greed and selfishness, and their key witness -- >> did you in fact commit that murder? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: that 19-year-old who pleaded guilty to second degree murder for spilling the beans on her. >> if he turns into a vegetable she doesn't get any money. >> reporter: she's pleaded not guilty to solicitation and first degree murder. insisting he acted on his own. she says it was based on an overheard conversation, not her actual plans. a story she is now hoping the jury won't think is a work of fiction. for "good morning americ

other fed officials speaking today, felly fed president charles plosser and marianne kocherlakota. >>s we were just discussing, walmart reporting third quarter earnings before the bell. analysts are expecting $1.12, down two cents from the last quarter. heading into the all-important holiday shopping season. the other big issue, the strength of the dollar. joining us now by phone from stanford is patrick mckiefer, managing director. patrick, my big question will be how will the drop in the price in oil impact consumer spending? is that something we see this quarter or something that walmart will guide to for the upcoming quarter? >> well, i think it's something they may talk about in their guidance. i don't think they've seen much of a lift yet in their business. i was down in arkansas in mid october for the annual meeting for the financial community. and guess prices had been falling for some time at that point in time and it didn't seem to have had much of an impact on their business. the body language, the tone at the meeting was quite cautious, across pretty much the entire execut

as marianne said during her acceptance speech for the 1952 national book award in poetry, i am awares of the word upon those that follow. this year's national book award for poetry goes to louise glick. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i didn't expect this. i'm astonished. my thanks to the judges, by thinks too for ferard strauss and who kept me sane before it wasn't for the same. i want to say this is a very difficult evening. it's very difficult to lose. i've lost many times commanded also is very difficult to win. it's not in my script. my work would exist without the work of the other finalists and my colleagues in poetry who have more times than i can say have moved me was the envy that becomes a gratitude. thank you, all of you. [applause] ♪ tremendous. that makes me happy. i myself think of the column whenever i try to get organized. the most night and the part that says it is a mistake to want clarity above all things, but especially one like this now so close to ending. on the other side it could be all the joy in the world, the stars fading, the streetlights becoming a bus stop. i'm ver

>> i think back to what marianne was saying, where if you think or the is the fulcrum , then whether you have hacked into someone's account or have a photograph that was sent to you or you have access to that account gotten in a perfectly reasonable way -- all of those would matter and would .ave to be evaluated i mean, there is a much larger debate here about the role of consent. generally, with respect to information, on the internet, was an active international debate with the so-called right to be forgotten in european -- there's various european laws where if you no longer consent to have information that has been published about you, you can ,ort of withdraw the consent have the website delete information that may be floating around about you. again, not to beat a dead horse, there's a familiar landscape in a sense for the first amendment debate, which has sort of been in the background of this consent, privacy, information debate for many years. what will it do to the free flow of information if you have to show that you have consent in a piecem for passing on of information?

i guess there's a word in response to what marianne said.i think am i completely agree, to think of copyright as a solution to this problem is naÏve and not very sensible. but let me just say that the copyright act is one place in the federal code where aggrieved parties can quickly arrange to have, without a lawsuit, quickly arranged of material taken down from the internet. notice and takedown procedure in section 512 of the copyright act is a very powerful thing. so if you have a copyright -- i'm not saying for all the reasons there in that you can it probably covers a small subset of the problem but i think it's not a trivial subset of the problem where people can, in fact, at least there is a remedy that is useful in terms of removing material that for one reason or another they believe they have a claim on. notice and takedown procedure most websites operate automatically. you send a message and. they have to more or less give you some procedure to -- the websites have to give some procedure to follow. the copyright community, they mus

marianne, pittsburgh, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: hi. i just wanted to let the american people know that when everybody in the democratic party, when they had the senate and the house they voted for a health care law that nobody has ad and just passed and how incompetent is that? and bring all of our businesses -- people getting fired and losing their jobs. and here i just got a 73% nterest hike on my health care premiums. any democrat that would vote that never read the law -- nancy pelosi should be fired. she really should -- all of them. arry reid. does this cause the downfall of the american people? and also, i have to say is why didn't the lady that got beheaded in oklahoma city after the president got on and talked about trayvon martin, about that other eric holder incident and michael brown which we feel bad about? but why was no attention brought to that lady that got her head cut off? and also -- host: you bring up several issues. i want to stick to the campaign issue of health care and how that's played this cycle. i want to gi