and the keeper could barely deflect the ball unfortunately for him and sparks are looking at c's mark s. mike on was in the right place for a rebound and scored the team second and who get it was a hard much for us because they took full control of the ball it was only a matter of time before the committee for good breakthrough i would advance and score but when i have been in this result because it leaves us with a chance and ensures us a full house in the return leg in slovakia the largest part of doctor not a coach are no fantasy as some pundits might say and the beginning of the second half proved him right as looking with eve fell way back into their defense leaving plenty of room for the visitors but even then smart socks charges were rare and didn't really amount to much for the rest of this match so to nail the final score on a side note this game was also a great opportunity to see look at these neat acquired players in action as they continue helping the new head coach josie cole say row goal match after match without conceding a single goal i think it's in phil's call for us

debate is all about cutting spending and before it was where to spend the projects, where's the ear mark s going to go. >> it's disappointed. let me e say this. i want to give kudos to the tea party members because they pretty much had their way. >> the second man you heard from was -- the second man you heard from was the chair of the congressional black caucus. his name is emanuel cleaver. pew researcher surveyed americans about the debt ceil and they asked them to sum up the whole thing in one word. the bigger they are, the more they were used. you see ridiculous, disgusting, disappointing, stupid. one of the big ones was assine was in there, not a whole lot of kudos in there. 72% used negative words to describe the talks and disgust was one that crossed party lines, a whopping 2% uttered something positive. i'd be curious what the 2% are thinking. >>> take a look at this kid. british authorities say 18-year-old jake davis is the notorious hacker e known as taupeaire. he's accused of several crimes including a conspiracy to take a british agency offline. look at this little guy. that's

the dow jones/industrials average finished ahead 430 points getk back over the 11 thank you mark. s&p 500 took back 53. the nasdaq surged 125. in economic climate, every bid is unstable as the dow today. federal reserve took a step to inject a bit of stability. chief white house correspondent ed henry is here to tell us what that was and what the fed action says about the future. good evening. >> good evening. the fed seemed to give the market certainty about interest rates but the same time, they seemed to give the president even more uncertainty about the re-election prospect. >> after a wild ride on wall street, the market finished with a surge. spurred by the federal reserve providing certainty. declaring it will keep the interest rate near zero for two years. >> the fed was telling businesses we're trying to give you an area to make long-term investment and goals because you know your rates won't spike up on you. >> the fed extraordinary decision suggests it believes growth will be slow through june 2013. >> a sign president obama is facing slow recovery through election day of

what do you think, mark? >> is s tributed to p -- it is a tribute to perry and immediate action. -- the media traction. romney is only playing new hampshire. that could be a problem for him. don't forget, as well, we had the boom for donald trump and 4 michele bachmann. republican voters have shown -- first week, the punditocracy dismissed him as a clown. that is not the primary voter -- the very fact that he was -- "newshour" colleague david brooks says he could be the next president. do you agree? >> absolutely. it could be a fluke, but i think it is deeper than that. brooks is right in his column, that he has a simple message. small government, i made it work, i created jobs. it is what power at the republicans to their astonishing success in 2010. paul ryan without the numbers and the nuance. if he keeps it simple, i think that could be a winning message in the primary and even in the general election. >> we mentioned jon huntsman earlier. he is trying to separate himself from the rest of the pact. how does he wi

it's extraordinary for the milestone it marks. abc7's terry mcsweeney joins us live with a great story and amazing history. >> it's a milestone here. this is the 10,000th sea lion treated at the failsity -- facility. they gave the sea lion the name milestone. what else? but this is the reminder of the work still to come. milestone the sea lion celebrated today's milestone by cooperating with the marine mammal center staff members as they guided him to the last confinement he will hopefully ever have to experience. >> received the blood work back. all is well. bacterial infection cleared up. the animals are good to go and have productive life in the ocean. >> the story of milestone and his buddy sodiac girl, who is a boy, were found suffering from bacterial infection. >> it's testment to how long we have been rescuing the marine animals. since 1965. dedication of the 800 volunteers and 45 staff over the years. >> he is referring to volunteers, both worked with milestone. >> i'm anxious to work for non-profit and conservation and research.

the dow jones is dropping below the 11,000 mark. s&p off by 34. the nasdaq down 65 points. we'll continue watching it throughout the day. this has been a ping-pong of a day. roller coaster ups and downs. we're also watching breaking news right now coming out of florida where it looks like two of the three of those siblings on the run, remember the three that i was telling you about earlier this week, at least two of them are in custody in colorado. the colorado state patrol caught two of them half a high speed chase with reported gunfire. this happened south of pueblo, colorado, they've been looking for these three. it's two brothers and a sister. and there were reports coming in that they were in tennessee. they were wanted because they started running from police in florida, actually fired some 20 times, at least 20 times at the deputy. took a big ak-47 into a bank. we've been following the story. now what we're getting is this news, miguel, that two of the three siblings have been caught and are in custody. >> reporter: there's a couple of preliminary reports going out.

it's extraordinary for the milestone it marks. abc7'scsweeney joins us live with a great story and amazing history. >> it's a milestone here. this is the 10,000th sea lion treated at the failsity -- facility. they gave the sea lion the name milestone. what else? but this is the reminder of the work still to come. milestone the sea lion celebrated today's milestone by cooperating with the marine mammal center staff members as they guided him to the last confinement he will hopefully ever have to experience. >> received the blood work back. all is well. bacterial infection cleared up. the animals are good to go and have productive life in the ocean. >> the story of milestone and his buddy sodiac girl, who is a boy, were found suffering from bacterial infection. >> it's testment to how long we have been rescuing the marine animals. since 1965. dedication of the 800 volunteers and 45 staff over the years. >> he is referring to volunteers, both worked with milestone. >> i'm anxious to work for non-profit and conservation and research. possibl

that is something specifically for the mark 1's that we take action. >> but you say it would take years to fully understand what took place? it is hard to imagine. there were specific events. we are not talking about the influence on the people in the area. the specific trigger for this is pretty much obvious. >> that is certainly why you see a number of recommendations from the task force. there are some things that we do not know that need additional study, but clearly, there were at least six recommendation they made that they believe we have sufficient information to take action on now. >> you said in a 2008 speech, talking about storage, i believe the nrc should develop new regulations which would require spent fuel to be moved to dry cask storage after it has been allowed to cool for five years. the task force recommended enhancements to spent fuel polls, but did not advocate requiring dry cask storage. -- cast storage. how can we be sure that the task force approach here will ensure the safest form of spent fuel storage? >> the recommendation is to ensure that if an event like fo

it looks like at least for the last hour or so, we have been sticking around that 11,000 mark. the s is up 32 and the nasdaq is up 68. labor moving that a little bit. fewer people joining the unemployment line last week. that seemed to give investors a bit of a bump. >>> it's no fun if you've ever been stranded at an airport overnight because of a flight cancellation or bad weather. how about 80 nights? 8-0? a 29-year-old canadian man plans to spend nearly three months living at the vancouver international airport. he joins me on the phone from vancouver. oh, why, why would you do this? >> i got to say, that was one of the best intros. i love the enthusiasm in your voice. >> i don't know if enthusiasm is the right thing. i'm mostly skeptical at this point about anybody who would voluntarily spend 80 nights at the airport. >> well, i think it all starts with kind of like my hobbies and my passions. i used to take my video camera and go downtown, vancouver or any sort of crazy like kind of, you know, kind of cultural hub and i would just interview people. this would be on weekends, sat

abc7's mark matthews has reaction from the state lawmaker. >> the san bruno disaster that killed eight and destroyed 38 homes brought a lot of things to light. including how the public utilities commission failed to enforce regulations. 11 months before it happened, i interviewed the chairman about the latest trip to sweden. >> i've gone to sweden a number of times sponsored by the swedish government. these aren't junkets. >> he called it a fact-finding mission. he has been on 16 of them since his appointment nine years ago, often taking his wife and other commissioners along. >> no reason to be apologetic to go to sweden, spain, germany or anywhere else. that's the way we learn. >> ally of peevy's on the commission said the trip, particularly the swedish trip is more of a party. >> we spend an awful lot of hours drink iing, easting. >> doing it mostly with executives from the utility committees. brown said he never went to another one because it did not pass the smell test. this week, jeffrey brown did join mike peavey on another trip to sweden. the companion is peavey's chief of staf

s mark actually count well not much according to some like investor jim rogers but it's not because the country isn't broke america is going down the tubes where the largest debtor nation in the history of the world it's because of the source rating agencies have been wrong about nearly everything for the past ten or fifteen years don't pay any attention to them so just how does the report card stack up for the major ratings agencies themselves they are s. and p. moody's and fitch let's assess test one the mortgage crisis of two thousand and eight these are the same agencies that rated the toxic sub prime debt aaa so i mean how do we take them with any level of credibility after that. well let's see if they get any from tess to the too big to fail banks and insurers during the financial crisis many of the big bankruptcies they define vestment go. ratings to lehman to bear stearns right to the very end gee they gave a aaa rating to to almost the day the last good grades for firms that collapsed or were bailed out because of bad debt in fact the financial crisis inquiry commission said th

and abc 7's mark matthews is here this, could be a wind fall for homeowner autos it could. rates, mortgage rates are falling and there is a catch. so is confidence in the economy. the market awaited some words, and it didn't come. fed chair didn't make a public statement but written statement was enough to throw ice water on the rally. growth slower than anticipated. unemployment will decline only gradually. rates on funds will remain low until 2013. at that, the market fell 400 points, then rallied to close up more than 400. why? this has experts stump i'd think if anyone says they know the abs, i'd be suspicious. >> a pro growers of finance says it's too simp pliftic to believe it's simply a reaction to the standard and poor's down grading of treasury bonds. >> what people are pointing at doesn't seem to be a big enough deal. >> certainly the down grade didn't discourage investors, that market is booming, pushing rates lower. the trend has been lower of the last week or two. >> the president of california's association of mortgage professionals say rates will likely dip t

abc 7's mark matthews is here with more. >> 49ers say they'll step up patrols before the game, eliminating post-game tail gating and crack down on season ticket holders that misbehave. if you give or sell your season ticket to someone, you could still pay a price. nfl's chief of security says anyone caught fighting will be ejected from the stadium. if the fighter was sitting in a season ticket holder seat, then, the ticket holder could be held responsible. if that person wasn't at the game. >> i'd say someone losing a ticket? that doesn't happen on a frequent basis. i know several clubs have shared with me examples of situations where they do. >> one of the faults? the 49ers. >> i believe they have revoked, i'm going to guess, 30-50 season ticket holders rights to tickets. >> the former 49ers president admits this is a difficult issue because season ticket holders frequently sell tickets through online exchanges like stub hub. >> to my understanding we've not had instances and haven't heard anything with any of the tickets for this particular game. >> a spokeswoman for stub hub says it mig

abc7's mark matthews has reaction from a state lawmaker. >> the san bruno disaster that killed eightnd destroyed 38 homes brought a lot of things to light. including how the public utilities commission failed to force regulation, 11 months before it happened i interviewed the pcuc chairman about the latest trip accompanied by the utility. >> i had gone a number of times sponsored by the swedish government. >> he calls them fast-finding missions. he often takes his wife and other commissioners along. >> no reason to be apologetic. >> that is how we learn. >> ally of peavey's on the commission says the trip, particularly the swedish trip, is more of a party. >> we have spent a lot of hours drinking and eating and festing. >> doing it mostly with executive from the utility companies. >> brown says he never went on another one because it did not pass the smell test. this week he did join him on another trip to sweden. brown's companion is the chief of staff. when she went, brown went along and paid his own way. >> jerry hill represents san bruno and says the governor needs to replace mik

. >> meanwhile [ unintelligible ] mark, your agency passed on a downgrade, s&p did not. i know that's not your bailiwick in that department, but what do you make of that? >> i'm not going to comment it is their rating, their opinion. >> you agree? >> i think moody's and fitch disagree. there's reasonable grounds for disagreement. i think the impact of this, the most important point is the impact should be small to charlie gasparino's point this has been pretty well telegrahed. i think that is correct. markets are -- were anticipating the downgrade. i don't think it is going to have a significant impact on financial markets not long lasting. >> neil: i worry about that. normally, when you get corrected or slapped up sigh the head it is supposed to be a -- upside the head, it is supposed to be a wake-up call many if we don't suffer that much, and we go on our way where is the resolve going to come or what would incentivize us to change our ways? >> i think we go the wakeup call. we are all concerned about the fiscal situation. i think we made a lot of progress. i think the

what this also is judge mark s. coven. he has been a judge for over 20 years and has been on the quincy district court since 2000 and has been an extensive author on a number of a different topics. finally we have the john and david -- john davidow. he is the 2010 recipient of the news challenge grant to do this very program. we're going to start with john who will give us an outline of what they have done in quincy and then we will hear from our panelists and open it up to discussion. >> thank you her. the best thing to do is show rather than tell. let me see if we are live right now. naturally, we are offline right now. [laughter] but i have a backup. let me get that up. this is from our archive from august 2. you'll notice say familiar face on the bench. we can always come back and check it later. these are our archives. hopefully the internet stream will be fast enough. [inaudible] [inaudible] so you get the idea. i don't know how much i want to expose you to it. you have all seen court action. that is what open court