we hired mark jackson as the coach. but this is not about waiting five years for a great new arena to become a great franchise. we are heavily investing in both the team and the fan #kg:íw experience now. this summer there has been more investment about $11 million in oracle arena than there has been any other time since the major renovation in 1999. and one thing i would probably not expect you to recognize on that slide is a 7' center, which usually doesn't go along with the warriors. andru gagot, one the top centers in the nba will begin play for the warriors in about a month from now. part of the fan experience is in the arena, warriors fans as you know have been incredibly supportive, but also very patient. . we looked throughout the bay area and we really do believe we found the perfect place to be the home of the golden state warriors going forward, thanks to mayor lee's support and . encouragement. on may 22nd, we made an announcement. this is also a queue for the video and a good time if you have to get out, th

let's stay in oakland where coach mark jackson is ready for action. the warriors have their media day today. and training camp begins monday. mindy got an exclusive interview. >> win, lose or draw, you have to respect the leadership and the changes and the requests made. i asked the guys to be here, be here early if we're going to be the team we expect to be we need guys making an investment throughout the summer and they have stepped up to the challenge. >> earlier today mark jackson was asked if he would make a promise that the warriors would get to the postseason. he's not making promises like that this year. that will do it, raj and jessica. october, you have to love it we're going to be talking basketball, baseball and football all in the month of october. i love that time of year. >> great. hopefully the a's sneak in the playoffs as well. >> you can watch sports net central tonight at 10:30. >> it's no hairy potter but fans could line up for the latest release tomorrow. 2 million copies of the adult novel the casual vacancy will hit shelves. com

not quite sure how that slide got in there. [ laughter ] although i can understand an agitated mark jackson might resemble the earlier cac meetings. [ laughter ] there we go. katie is in that. this was the actual citizens' advisory committee. this committee is having an expedited series of meeting and will be active through the project to advise the board of supervisors on how to make the project work the way it needs to work for san francisco. so that is it. we soon will have site plans and early design to share that i think is going to reflect what you saw in the video, that promise of a project that is worthy of the city of san francisco, and this iconic site. so with that, i would like to thank mary felicia brown, eric young, the entire business times staff and making us part of this event. we're very, very excited to be adding another piece,' beautiful piece to the city's heritage. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, rick. that was very, very exciting and appreciate you sharing that with us. let's have a huge round of applause for all of our speakers. [ applause ] so many great thing

what the jackson state is doing to mark the >> i understand there's a video that's been on the internet a few weeks that has attracted some attention. >> doing damage control,. how mitt romney is responding to the release of a video of controversial comments during a fund-raiser. >> jurors returned to a courthouse in a darke county to deliberate -- in montgomery county to deliver the fate of a veteran who killed his roommate. >> some kids created a video telling other youngsters to pull up their pants. "good morning washington" at 5:00 starts now. good morning, washington. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> its tuesday september 18. i am steve chenevey. >> i am pamela brown. we could be in for a messy commute.

arehe nation's leaders marking september 11 by visiting memorial sites. hallie jackson has the story from our washington bureau. >> the president begins with a silence.of it has been one year since the sound of bells last echoed at ground zero. this year the nation has begin to mark the anniversary of september 11. leon panetta and visited shanksville, pennsylvania, yesterday. >> i want to pay tribute to those who died on 9/11. >> ceremonies are planned at the pentagon and the ground zero in new york. you'll not see any partisan bickering today. >> i am at mitt romney and i approved this message. >> both candidates are pulling their ads off the air. mitt romney will speak with national guardsmen in nevada. >> i will not cut our military budget. i will keep our military strong. >> president obama reminded the nation of osama bin laden's death. >> we put them on the path to defeat. >> several congressional meetings will ask, are we safer now? a hearing on whether the tsa can evolve to meet new terrorist threats. >> wbal is also commemorating this day. examine september 11

mark from katrina. >> reporter: a bad case of dejavu for frank jackson. he just reopened his soda shop a month ago after taking in five feet of water during katrina. >> i know to a lot of people this is devastating. people that's been through it a few times. we just, you know, you clean up and you move on. >> reporter: many of the people we've met are struggling to stay positive but the stubborn water is testing their patience. >> gabe gutierrez to our west, laplace, louisiana tonight. gabe, thanks. >>> now back here to new orleans we're alongside the shore of lake ponchartrain here but that's not it behind us. there isn't supposed to be water standing here behind us. across the lake as gabe said in towns like slidell, mandeville, they're cleaning up a mess. a lot of mud, a lot of standing water. new orleans is used to storms and yet haunted by this week's anniversary. the place is still a bit off balance after isaac. the french quarter is opened and bustling but then again it most always is. elsewhere in new orleans it really feels like the aftermath of

both candidates are pulling their ads off the air to mark as the nation pauses to remember september 11. hallie jackson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a florida police officer is dead after being struck by a pickup trucks. he was preparing to shut down the west palm beach highway when he was struck by an oncoming vehicle. >> 6;07 :07. >> the violence in iraq rages on. who is taking responsibility? >> students at chicago public schools are getting a surprise day off. >> the state of maryland is getting ready to water its olympians and paralympians. >> tracking an early morning accident in anne arundel county and will check that for some debris anncr: this casino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting for question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. creating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official department of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in marylan

mark fuhrman. former prosecutors and criminal defense attorneys joey jackson and jeff gold. here is a case where they got a conviction almost unheard of because of the hearsay evidence. joey, i will start with you. i mean is this going to survive an appeal? is this guy going to get off? >> first, we'll see about that. quickly, let me say this. number one, congratulations, you honor. you opened on it and summed on it it and summed on guilty, okay. i think also that the prosecution here in the closing really tied it all together and what was big in the closing was what you talked about in your opening. common sense. the bruising, right. how do you get all that bruising from one fall. that was very significant in their mind. they he also summed up on what you just asked me about and that was the circumstantial evidence having to do with hearsay. the problem, however, is that everything that was admitted in that trial with regard to hear are say was heard by appellate courts. it was admitted and as a result of those hearings on the appellate issues it was all legal and proper. h

hallie jackson joins us live with that story. how was president obama marking this anniversary? >> president obama will start his day with a moment of silence after talking with his team to make sure what happened 11 years ago does not happen again. it has been one year since the sound of bells last echoed at ground zero. this year the nation has begin to mark the anniversary of september 11. leonnse secretary panetta visited shanksville, pennsylvania, yesterday. >> i want to pay tribute to those who died on 9/11. >> ceremonies are planned at the pentagon and at ground zero in new york. you'll not see any partisan bickering today. campaigning takes a backseat to commemoration. >> i am at mitt romney and i approved this message. >> both candidates are pulling their ads off the air. national security is still an undercurrent in the race. mitt romney will speak with national guardsmen in nevada. >> i will not cut our military budget. i will keep our military strong. >> president obama reminded the nation of osama bin laden's death. >> we put them on the path to defeat. >> several c

mark anthony will sing the national anthem thursday when president obama accepts his party's nomination. randy jackson original judges on american idol since 2002 looks to be leaving his post. industry sources say this next season he'll still remain part of the show as a mentor. his replacement is not a sure thing yet, but industry insiders are pointing to pop singer mickey menage. keith urban is also in negotiations for a judge position. pop diva mariah carey is the only confirmed judge. american idol has traditionally signed its judges to multiseason deals, but producers say they may consider keeping the judges for a single year and they may even decide to add a fourth judge to the mix again. some big names are in italy this week for the venice film festival. director spike lee got a warm welcome at the world remere of his documentary "bad 25." >> to me this is a love letter to michael jackson. >> reporter: anyone known that rider put in an appearance for her otherwise iseman." and from the proposal to the altar, a film about the long walk down the aisle comes out on dvd this week. the five-year eng

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talked to jesse jackson who was a statehood senator and was not aware of that omission and said that is a retreat of the democratic party. >> all right. fox five political analyst mark plotkin, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >>> the presidential race is not the only important decision maryland voters will make. they will be voting for a senate representative in congress. and there is a name or two on the ballast that you may not recognize. bob barnard is live in the newsroom with more this one. bob? >> reporter: most of us know there is a tight race in virginia for the u.s. senate seat vacated by jim webb and what about maryland? did you know senator ben cardin, a democrat, was up for re-elect. that race is quiet until now. >> today i'm announcing i'm running for the united states senate as an independent because it's time to put partisan politics aside. >> reporter: rob sibani, congressman and author entered the race today. >> i'm asking to you join me today to reject partisanship, reject the entire partisanship that is strangling our children's future. >> reporter: he said he wants to help build double-decker express lanes along the capital bel

mark from katrina. so, i was literally standing on my toes for katrina. >> reporter: a bad case of deja vu for frank jacksonth ago after taking in five feet of water during katrina. >> i mean, i know thereo a lot people, this is devastating. people have been through it a few times. you just clean up and you move on. >> reporter: here in louisiana, isaac has left behind hot and muggy conditions, all the more frustrating to those hundreds of thousands of people still without power. jenna? >> all right, gabe gutierrez. gabe, thank you very much. >>> meantime, the remnants of isaac are now soaking parts of the midwest. the weather channel's julie martin is in taylorville, illinois. julie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. we did get heavy rains here in taylorville overnight. now most of the rain is off to my north, but the midwest getting a very good soaking this morning, and that is certainly encouraging news for the farmers here. these stalks are finally wet after a bone-dry summer. unfortunately, much of the damage as far as the corn crop has already been done. you can see here just some prett

jackson. auditions kicked off this weekend. it premieres in january. steve? >> steve: thanks. occupy wall street organizers are planning a massive protest today to markdisarray. completely falling apart. steven crowder joins us now. would you agree with that assessment? they just don't know what they're doing these days? >> i'm in total disarray that nicki minaj is going to be on "american idol." i don't know that. here is the thing, the movement is in entirely based on selfish motive. so it has to implode on its own way. i talked with tucker carlson. the tea party is tied to conservativism, it's attached to anism. theism of life, pursuit of happiness, constitutionally limited government. the occupy movement is based on wanting more free crap. so when that happens, of course, it's like herding cats and that's why you see the biggest mark they've made, really over the last year, has been a mark of crime. >> steve: sure. we're looking at some of the video next to our faces right now. and that almost looks like what happened last week in libya. and in cairo. western talk being the occupy -- we're talking about the occupy forces moving out in the last ye

jackson has been on medical leave due to mental health problems since june 10th. the battleground moves to virginia today... as president obama and mitt romney markthird straight day the candidates are campaigning in the same state. romney appeared at a veterans event in springfield, virginia. he warned voters that military cuts proposed by the white house would have a major impact on virginia. the impact would be significant and immediate here in virginia 160,000 jobs could be lost in virginia as a result of this defense cut move ... romney also released a new ad today aimed at coal miners. it includ video of obama as a candidate in 2008 saying he would support laws to force emitters of greenhouse gases to buy allowances at auction. polls show romney trailing president barack obama in just about every one of the swing states. the president just wrapped up his speech to supporters in virginia beach. obama is still hammering romney over his secretly recorded comments at a florida fundraiser. obama has a slight lead in the state, but undecided voters make it close. the president's campaign is buying tv time in seven battleground states to promote w