unfortunately, mark white is in jury duty right now, but i am going to talk about rickshaw for a moment. the workers in the back -- 12 years ago, the workers might have been paid less than the minimum wage, making teachers that would sell for a couple bucks. here they get a healthy living wage with health benefits making? sadr $50, $60 a pop. this is a $70 back. right. we are moving things forward, to do what we need to do under mayor lee's leadership. we're doing everything we can to promote all the businesses and any city of san francisco. i want to think the city for coming together around this. thank you very much. >> next, i would like to introduce the director of sf made. >> the first thing i want to stay is two things. i want to applaud our leadership. it is amazing that we have had the foresight to see such an opportunity. it is so awesome when we look at events and relations form, often companies -- these are not things we think about in terms of the local economy. we of a chance to do something pretty innovative here. we are really thinking about how can our local manufacturin

stretch marks, white sugar, lemon juice, whole milk. it will keep your skin moisturiz moisturized. go to facebook and twitter to let us know about your health. >> anderson: today on "anderson," what am i doing up here? conquering my fear of height. >> i'm afraid of worms. >> anderson: bugs with lots of little legs creep me out. on my next show, we all have fears. i'm not sure what is in here. oh, no! we're going to show you how to face them and overcome them. it all starts now. all right? okay. >> how are you doing up there? [cheers and applause] >> anderson: hey. thanks very much. thank you. thank you very much. welcome. [cheers and applause] welcome to the program. glad you're all full of energy. today's show i think is really important. it's all about overcoming your fear. we all have things we're afraid of. some of the things we're afraid of make sense. some of them completely don't. i'm a big believer in not allowing fear to rule you, to change who you are or how you live your life. this is something that's really important to me. it's been important to me for a long time. i s

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mark kelly will be at the white house and kelly piloted 39 combat missions in 1996 and his final mission was on space shuttle endeavor. >>> the blue angels will begin practicing over the bay area today. >>> the event draws hundreds of thousands and some complain the blue angels are too noisy. sal, i liked watching them. >> yes, i liked them anyway. let's take a look at the commute, traffic is moving well as you approach the 80 split, also this morning's commute if you are driving on interstate 880 in oakland, look at 280 in san jose, it looks nice and empty for you. 445 let's go to steve. >>> another round of showers starting to come down, another one coming up in chico. had some slower elevations and they are just coming down towards monterey bay and it is also moving in mendocino and northern sonoma county, by 2:00, we will be on the drier side and everything is pointing towards a mostly sunny and warmer weekend. the only thing i am worried about will be the valley folk and you can see everything is rotating in from the northwest. look at that, pebble and pg. our shrimp give us thunder

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congresswoman gabby giffords marks a milestone at the white house. her special tribute to her husband and how she outdid the vice president. >>> good evening. for the past decade, americans have watched as 4.5 million american jobs have gone overseas to china. well, tonight, a major sign that hemorrhage may be ending. those jobs are starting to come home. abc news has obtained a powerful new report from the highly respected boston consulting group, which says 3 million jobs are now on their way back to america. how soon? what kind? and where? abc's david muir has been pouring over this data that's too good to be true. >> reporter: very bold report, diane, as you point out. good evening. the answer to how soon we'll see these jobs? some of them, we're seeing already. and so tonight here, we ask, what's behind this? turns out, made in america suddenly makes a lot more business sense when it comes to a company's bottom line. jobs coming back from china? the kind of headline once unheard of. this isn't something down the road, you're seeing businesses co

the color change at the white house marks a annual tradition. first started under the george w bush administration in 2008 and continued under president obama. breast cancer this year alone will claim the lives of 40,000 americans. >>> if you are looking for ways to support breast cancer, register for coman komen race for the cure. we will broadcast live from the race from 7:00 until 9:00. we are thinking pink all month. a special section dedicated to supporting breast cancer research and awareness at our website, head to abc2news.com/think pink. >>> when you are getting ready this morning, when you u put on your make up, a new report sheds light on the perception and what people think about women wearing it. >>> there is benefits to exercising, there is another one to add to the list. getting your heart rate up can be good in another fight against a deadly disease. we will explain, you are watching good morning maryland. [ male announcer ] when you're a coach in the nfl... ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu sympt

it's >>mark: the white line is a part of the end zone. >>gary: their reflates are great. >>gary: if it was not for replays, wisconsin would have won. asks some >>mark: get 3 played a fan of the police and. >>mark: i think it made the right call. >>gary: sometimes we have to look at something three-four times before we state it was a bad call. the only have one shot. they need to get rid of the box that does balls and strikes in baseball. seth assess cost won't calling saddam with a all in it strikes, but people in it criticized every call. into technology makes hall better in my opinion. of the >>marty: defensive line in stamford nominated for players of the week. worked qr walked >>gary: stammer has to of the top prospects in the country. >>mark: we will be right back as,, ominous and fort >>erica: we are following tech headlines. with the league's it is officially put announcing they are stopping leaks because of lack of funding. they claim that they have lost an estimated 95% of the funding. more information on this developing news on my facebook fan page. >>mark: a ris

i have learned to hate white people. you mark your own fate. >> he enjoyed that power and control. >> i am the only living victim of reginald mcfadden, a psychopath. >> all the acts from beginning to end was intentional, it was deliberate, it was calculated and above all, what it was, it was pure evil. >>> the opportunities to interview serial offenders is pretty rare. any time i think any of us are able to interview significant violent offenders, it's a good opportunity for us. >> before his retirement, mark safarik spent over 40 years in law enforcement, including 23 years with the fbi. the last 23 in the behavioral analysis unit. >> my main work was in sexual homicide and my research work was sort of a subspecialty of the sexual homicide area. and i looked at sexual homicides of elder females. >> one of the elder homicides at the center of safarik's research was committed by reginald mcfadden. this interview will be safarik's first opportunity to ask mcfadden about that case and four others. >> i want to talk to him about, you

you can see a white ribbon. that marks a row of grapes where they couldn't do anything. they are not ripe enough to pick so for now the rain will fall running the risk of disease or rot. they can only hope they will be okay. >> reporter: these are grapes picked today. by hand they check for ripeness and mold. >> quant is down but -- quanty is down but the quality is excellent. >> reporter: only those grapes that are ready can be harvested. >> leaving 2/3 on the vines and hoping for further ripeness. >> reporter: the rains can cause damage to the grapes on the vines. they called in crews to pick as many grapes as possible before the rainfalls. >> things changed. right now everybody is absolutely going as fast as they can. >> reporter: his crews are working on few hours of sleep and overnight. 80% of the crop is still on the vine. >> not very good. still a lot of grapes. >> reporter: the wine growers are getting hit twice. not only do they have the rain, but they also had a mild summer which meant it look longer for the grapes to ripen. what they are hoping for, they are h

. >>> to our continuing coverage of democracy 2012 and the race for the white house. today markas deadline for a political showdown that is just 60 days away. some of the candidates are better prepared than others. torey joining us live from washington why today is important. >> reporter: most of us can probably relate to this, you haven't filled out the paper work, before an important deadline what i'm talking about today is probably something you've never dealt with unless you've run for president. every four years, new hampshire holds the nation's first presidential primary. it doesn't matter if you are as well known as president obama and vice president biden. or a relative unknown like former new mexico governor, gary johnson. today is the deadline to get your name on what looks to be a very long ballot. johnson's camp says they almost nicked it but filed in the nick of time after hopping on a ray red eye flight from arizona. as of yesterday, there were 24 republicans and 12 democrats on the ballot. at least two more republicans stopped by today including texas governor ric

can you see the investigators marking in the roadway a white pickup truck slammed him. the accident, the collision was so severe that the person didn't even live long enough for a trip to the hospital. they died here, on the scene. this happened around dinner time last night, a short distance from here at overhill road. concord police tried to pull over the driver of that pickup, who was talking on his cell phone. but instead of complying, he took off, leading police on a chase that lasted less than a minute, we understand. so short that the officers apparently didn't have time to decide whether or not to call it off. the driver did try to escape right after the crash, but didn't get far. >> as i was running outside, i seen the driver just shoot like -- just started running out this way and right in front of my house, he -- he dropped down to the ground. cops were running right after him with the gun. they arrested him. the crash was pretty bad. the guy in the other car was -- they couldn't get him out. >> reporter: this witness was so moved by what she saw last night,

there will be no white house events today to mark the anniversa anniversary. >>> and a new report says the decision to kill american-born anwar al awlaki last month, wasn't made by president obama. reuters is reporting that a secret panel of high-government officials creates a kill or capture list and presents it to the president. the administration would only say the killing was authorized by congress and was legal. >>> it is nobel prize week, which culminates this morning with the awarding of the nobel peace prize. it will be an individual or a group involved. and one long shot, but also getting some buzz, facebook founder, mark zuckerberg, that after vague comments from the nominating committee. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords made a second trip to washington, d.c. this time, her astronaut husband was the man of the hour. but he didn't seem to mind sharing the spotlight. more from abc's john donvan. >> reporter: the ceremony at the white house today was for the retiring astronaut, a navy man, mark kelly. but the light shone more on the woman who sat in the front row. gabby giff

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you can see the tree right there, the white marks on the tree indicates that several shots were fired in that direction. apparently this happened between a supervisor and a security guard at this apartment complex. the security guard for whatever reason left the scene and came back with a gun we hear that he fired at the supervisor and the supervisor was hit in the arm but is expected to survive. when the other security guards heard about the gun battle they came over and try to protect the supervisor so this was a major scene but we are not sure of exactly what caused this. apparently there may have been a longstanding battle between the supervisor and the security guards. we are hoping to hear back from the richmond police department but i can tell you that the security guard that has initiated all this is still on the loose. we understand that his name is dorin long for now let me send it back to you darya. >> so there are three guards and one on the loose now the two others were the injured or one of them and were they killed? >>reporter: one of the guards was injured that is the

reducing christians to mark october 31st by wear white anding out bibles instead of candy. >>> so weade this our hot topic of the day. what do you think of jesus wean? is it a good idea of is it an over reaction? log onto our facebook right now, news 2 facebook, and let us know what you think. >> might be a very unpopular neighbor. >> yeah -- >> your house might get egged or something. >> speaking of halloween, tomorrow would be a good day to get out because it's going to be dry once again, go get that pumpkin, the candy if that's what you're gonna do. >> don't -- >> don't push it one way or the other. >> if that's what you want to do. okay. so we're looking at the forecast for tomorrow. we'll see we see mostly cloudy skies, that temperature for a high coming in around 71 degrees, another check of the seven-day forecast looks pretty good at we go into time here. little bit windy thursday, plenty of sunshine as we go through friday into the weekend. make sure you have a jacket or a -- like you said kelly. >> all right. áp >>> abc 2 news is brought to you by thompson hyundai. >>> that'

mark kelly. >>> he's been honored at the white house after 25 years of service with the air force.excuse me, he served with the navy. >>> the department of natural resources discussing the changes when it comes to fishing including monitoring system. the open house at the fire department. >>> if you love to boat, head downtown to start a four-day boat festival. the harbor will be flooded with boats. it includes seminars, exhibitions and activities and there's live entertainment. >>> it's october 6th. showing people boating. they might have been doing that back in 1941. i wanted to highlight this, on this date, 70 years ago, we were in the middle of a three- day heat wave that is still on the books with temperatures in the 90s. normal 49. we're close to that. high pressure in control providing us with sunshine. light winds out of the north and we have had a cooldown push in. the nice weather and the nasty weather we have had this year. we have a quiet weather pattern through tomorrow and into the weekend cloud-free. that means we can have chilly nights. 68 will do it. i brought us t

. >> congresswoman giffords marks milestone at the white house as she pays tribute to her astronaut husband justice campaign to occupy wall street. thumbs up in san francisco. people who lost it all and want it back. another half hour of news begins here all and want it back. another half hour of news begins here in just a moment pass 0row 0ef of ef. >> not just bum. these are young men and young women that care deeply about what is going on around them. >>reporter: up san jose. city officials tonight say these protestors will be evicted tomorrow if they do not pay a permitting fee that costs 250 dollars an hour. demonstrators have been at city hall plaza since sunday. san jose, las vegas. washington, d.c. the up wall street movement appears to be picking up steam after starting in new york city the. more than 1,000 people took to the streets of downtown los angeles today. demaning banks do more to help taxpayers abdomen and struggling homeowner. police arrested 10 protest twhors occupied a bank of america and refused to leav leave. lee ann reports from san francisco with look at what is ha

white sea. shield to mark to call of son of kabul not to cough is back in his hometown of patricio votes following the trip to st petersburg educated as an engineer he spent a good deal of time there in the libraries he was looking for a suitable blueprints for an. project. technical expertise and the experience of a historian but equally important these kind of ship building. the grid founded in seventeen zero three literally a month after he established st petersburg. created for the purpose of manufacturing cannons and cannon balls for the fledgling russian navy. however peter didn't build wooden boats here it is shipyards where elsewhere. there are several private shipyards and. they operate just like the ones owned by the two calls. and says it times a local plant built mine sweepers for the navy it was shut down in the one nine hundred ninety s. but some of the stuff when fuz yes ticking off to set up businesses of their own moreover they passed their interest boats on to their children. are we going to make the steering or. the boats quite small so let's take a look at design forty five. it

. >> congresswoman gabrielle giffords and her husband astronaut mark kelly are heading to the white house. the couple will be attending captain kelly's retirement sermon fret u.s. navy. vice president joe biden will presideo the sermon. giffords was shot in the -- preside over the ceremony. giffords was shot last year. >>> interior secretary ken salazar may have left the door open for changing an inscription on the new, mr. lk memorial. listen to what he said at a break fast. >> i visited the memorial yesterday. i looked at the quote and i looked at all of the quotes. it's a wonderful memorial. there are issues weed in to resolve and we'll work on them once we're past the 16th. >> one carries a quote saying i was a drum major, for justice, peace, and righteousness. maya arm lou points out that is truncated. >>> the dedication of the memorial will take place on sunday, october 16th. we'll have full coverage on folk 5 morning news starting at 8:00 a.m. >> and a new retailer is setting up shop in the district and doing that. as the city inches closer to a big goal. >>> and get ready to pay a

something or someone easy as it may be to forget the times this is still a war zone jason mark look for t. . the white house official suggested the cia and special forces could stay in afghanistan long after the troops have left and according to brian becker of the pro pace and said coalition there's no way the u.s. would abandon the region that's so strategically important. if the u.s. military were to leave afghanistan altogether or if it were to leave iraq altogether those governments would become independent determining governments free of foreign interference or foreign occupation that's what would happen they would form their own natural alliances with their neighbors the united states does not want that this is the great prize this is a geo strategically and resource rich part of the world united states is there for the long term and i think that's the real goal is to put firmly afghanistan and the surrounding countries into an american sphere of influence i think the karzai government really is an extension of american power which has a masquerade the fiction of a nato cover but really it's an

>>mark: a great white shark 27 year old eric, was a bit from a 20-ft white shark. speak about this. >> a wave came and. started seeing blood in the water. >>daria: take a look these conjoined twins that are going to be separated at the lucile packard children's hospital. the these twins were born in the philippines and now live in the san jose. they have levers and diaphragms that are tightly together. they are hoping for good results after the surgery. fanned >>george: despite reports that all lanes have been reopened in north bound look at this. traffic has not moved in over 15 minutes in the northbound direction. the c h p is confirming that the lanes are open but clearly something is wrong. traffic is backed up all the way to san francisco doyle and park presidio of lloyd the golden gate bridge. avoided that bridge-- [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to be protected on the road. whether you're an allstate customer or not. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistan

. >>> looks like ice cube was there when we saw the new owner in the white top, mark davis, davis' sonor the 49ers yesterday. the sun came out later we'll get more of that today. >> that's right, 5 to 10° warmer than yesterday. a little rain yesterday heading out now coastal fog where you do have the fog situated it is dense in some spots. live look outside you can see of it sun not coming up until 7:20. more sun than anything else throughout the morning hours. 49 in napa, 57 in oakland. 50 novato. if you think it feels cooler this morning it is. as much as 10° cooler in some of our valleys of the north bay. 11° cooler novato 6 of cooling from yesterday morning in concord and hayward. we had the low clouds, mid level clouds and a little rain. that insulated us sunday morning. this morning the patchy fog is back elsewhere clear. we will look for a quick warm-up today due to a wind shift northerly winds slight offshore push. tomorrow the onshore flow comes back. stratus pushed along the shoreline bringing a cool down. here's what is going on, spin in the atmosphere, a weak know not going

white house.(nats cheering)gaddafi's death marks the final blow to his 42-year rrign."we are so happy. it's a great -- ggeatest momeet in all my life."this ii hoo itt pll ended for gadhafi. video shows he was caatured alive, but bloodied.libyan revolutionnry forces say they found him hiding ii this draiiage pipe."when i saw gadhafi's face coverrd with blood... i saw a mmn who covered libya foo four decades with blood. so in his last moments, hisslast day he was covered with the blood that he covered libya with."the official word is gadhafi died after being caught ii the crossfiie of a shootout followingghis capture.libya's transitiinal government says it's now focusee on stabilizing the country.that includes tracking down and securing the stockpiles of weapons spread across libya. "we want also some expert to kind of armor, issiles, which gadhafi took them nywhere. we don't know where they are.. gadhafi's death also means nnto's seven-month-long campaiin in the country will come to an end..and the focus now movee to nation-building. i'm rick vincent, reporting. amnesty inttrnational is

white people. north america, mark model has been to president obama's hometown, chicago, to look at the problem. >> in the gym you take a few hits. but easier than the harsh world outside the ring. in the city of chicago, long been tough and poor but now its hard has been ripped out by a new poverty. >> a lot of the kids with college education unemployed. >> i see theanger and frustration with the people in the community. they have no hope anymore. >> you can come from another country and you can soar right past a black person. why is that? >> everywhere, there are signs of what's happened. once homes that were boarded up and everyone can tell a tale of pillars of a poor community suddenly finding themselves out of work. the reminder of the wild celebrations that surrounded obama's election at a restaurant that's now closed down and boarded up. the plight of african-americans and the president's own hometown is worse than in the nation as a whole. 21% black unemployment. a third living in poverty. for 23 years this center has said the desperate, the piles of free food are the only meals some will g

it will have yellow coloring, white cod has red marks. want to be sure your salmon isn't farm raised? look for the fat. that's the sample that it's not wild. there are some other recommendations, such as buying from places that kutd the whole fish in front of you. and try to avoid buying super cheap fish because that is more liable to be fake. but even the experts say they can be fooled. >> you have to go there now with a chart to see how much -- >> reporter: dna scanner. >> this was truly startling to us. thank you so much, dan. >>> and tonight, score one for a customer rebellion. we learned today that some of the biggest banks in this country are backing down from their plan to impose new fees. they are reacting from the anger of customers, harnessed by one young woman who said enough is enough. abc's matt gutman has the story. >> reporter: remember molly katchpole from washington, d.c.? >> i'm 22 years old and i'm working two part time jobs. i don't have an extra $60 a year to give to bank of america. >> reporter: she's a modern-day da

it's still unclear if pitcher mark buehrle will return to the white sox if they have reportedly offered him a two-year deal that he's testing free agency for the first time in his career 11 cubs and sox and all are free agents the white sox and robin ventura have named the new coaching staff jeff manto will be the hitting coach joe miscuing will coach the third base and my parents will be the bench coach both men were already in the white sox system walt parent comes from the phillies carlos zambrano will start a game next sunday for the first time since august 12th he will pitch in the venezuelan winter league until christmas and should make about nine starts zambrano has told friends that he's open to return to the cubs but it's unclear what the president theo epstein has planned >>the cardinals' manager tony la russa is going out on top he announced his retirement this morning just three days after winning his third world series he 12 with st. louis and one with oakland hills and managed the white sox in the '80s town of arista said he has no plans to manage again but did not rule ou

congresswoman gabrielle giffords will attend a retirement ceremony for her husband, mark kelly, hosted by joe biden at the white house. afterwards she'll return to houston where she's recovering from a gunshot wound to the head. >>> occupy wall street protests continue across the country with marches planned in philadelphia, seattle and las vegas. the protest began with a few dozen demonstrators in new york city last month. >>> and tonight the 2011-2012 national hockey league session kicks off with three games. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on nbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news". >>> finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. nbc's tom brokaw and an apple co-founder reflect on the legacy of steve jobs. >>> and the latest on the michael jackson murder trial against dr. conrad murray, including some chilly new audiotapes played in court. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "

hooded sweat shirt with yellow an emblem or wording on the upper left- hand side and black-and- white shorts. >> mark: shame parks was of arrested for allegedly inappropriately touched the five-year old boy in september after park's resident at the 300 block of what only way. in a separate related incident, paul gausi was arrested for touching a younger chow home baking. they say is highly unlikely for two incidents of the same character to come to light at the same time in one week. >> mark: there are requests for naso to be allowed to use his cell phone in his cell. he is accused of murdering lemon between 1990 and 2007. he had decided to represent himself in court. >> darya: we have one more work they, one more day to get to school and this looks like is not a bad ride if you're headed to the golden gate bridge. will be right back. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'

sloths q if >>mark: a server is recovering after being attacked by it a great white shark. he was bitten at marinas state beach in monterey and is expected to be ok. this was the second shark attack in four years. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. we will be right back. >>mark: this is the view from mt. tam. fog is mainly confined to the clothesline. it is patchy at best. fifties and forties are the current temperature range. this afternoon will be nice but slightly cooler than yesterday. dings local done this evening as we head into halloween. we will talk more about that forecast coming up. temperatures are on the cool side right now. they have dropped a degree or two in some spots. is a call starred and in some places a cold start. this afternoon, i think you'll like what you see fifth pleasant conditions. 73 in redwood city and hayward. in the south bay 76 for san jose warming to 70 near morgan hill. nevada, 75. mid-70s there. you are getting the idea. generally in the mid- upper seventies across the north bay and in downtown san francisco, things w

white house. his death marks the final blow to his 42-year reign. >> we're so happy. this is the greatest moment in my life. >> video shows he was captured alive but bloody. forces say they found him hiding in this drainage pipe. >> i saw a man who covered libya. his last moment, his last day, he is covered with blood. >> the official word he was caught in the crossfire of a shootout. the transitional government says it is focused on stabilizing the country. that includes securing the stockpiles of weapons spread across libya. >> we want an expert to help us get rid of this arms. we don't know where they are. >> this means the campaign from nato in the country will come to an end. it now moves to nation-building. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> not doing all that police on the major roadways. no significant delays. -- not dealing with any significant major delays. we have a motorcycle accident on the right shoulder of the ram. you can get by, but delays back to southbound 24 as you approach 95. 32 at college road. we have an accident. a bit

colored and the other marked white, morales said. me being brown i didn't know which one was for me so i asked a husky anglo guy which one i was supposed to use. he said, i don't give an expla tif, he took it as permission to use the white one. in austin, while most of the other visiting teams stayed in hotels, the bowie team had to sleep in army cots that were set up in the stands at memorial field. they had to go across the way to use the bathroom. but to their naive boys, the unusual accommodations only heightened their adventures. the lined the cots up and ran races. when social organizations back home sent telegrams of support, the bears delighted in seeing the spectacle of a western union messenger driving his motorcycle up the stadium ramp for deliveries. one day four players ventured downtown to see a movie and they were bewilledered when they were told mexicans have to sit upstairs. so what did they do? they waited for the usher to turn the corner and then they scrambled into the seats of the orchestra in the dark. they rec

marks the 10th anniversary of the war in afghanistan. more than 7000 u.s. soldiers have been killed in the longest- running conflicts in u.s. history. the white house has no public events to mark the anniversary. >> now may be a good time to purchase or refinance a home. the average mortgage rate has hit its lowest level ever. 3.94% this week's. experts say if you refinance, you should consider waiting for even lower rates because it costs a few thousand dollars in closing costs. sprint announced it would sell apple's new iphone 4s. now they say they will sell the older iphone 4 as well. there will also offer on limited data plans -- they will also offer unlimited data plans. sprint hopes the new plans will attract new customers. under armour gets the green light to expand. jane king has more in the bloomberg business report. >> investors keeping one eye on the big september jobs report. the other eye on europe. moody's cut its credit rating on 12 financial institutions in the u.k. stocks were rallying yesterday. the the bloomberg maryland index continues to rise and helped up by strong gains for under armour. under armour i got a preliminary

white shark. you can see the 19-inch bite mark left behind. officials think the shark could be up to 20 feet long. >> you can see they have placed signs at the top of the beach and they are warning people to stay out of the water. >> out likely possible that he isn't anywhere in the area any more. but for safety sakes we will be posting all these beaching. >> said he's still shocked by what he saw this morning. >> it was upsetting because this is really a popular spot and this has been the 2nd attack in 4 years. so it definitely makes you leary leary. >> reporter: the man is listed in stable condition and is expected to be okay. they are asking people to stay out of the water. >>> an attack by a suicide bomber today in afghanistan has killed 17 people including a dozen americans. randall pinkston reports, it comes as they ask for more. >> a bus carrying american soldiers burst into flames after a suicide bomber ran into a bus. thick black smoke poured out of the wreckage. minutes after the blast coalition forces surrounded the scene, carrying

mark. >> jay, any white house comment on the final hurdle that has been cleared for the black farmers -- the $1.15 billion? the judge just peered into proved that last night. >> i don't have a formal comment for you, but i know that this has been an issue that has been worked on for years and years and years. it's clear, as you indicated your question, and number of hurdles, including since we've been here in office, and i know we support that. but i haven't got a formal statement yet on the judge's decision. and this has been bipartisan. >> does the administration will get this black farmers settlement as a major federal the cap for the president obama, particularly as it took several presidents over the years for this to happen? >> well, i think it's important accomplishment for everyone involved, not least -- i mean, not just obviously the president, but a lot of people who were involved on both parties over the years in making this country conclusion in a way that is supported by the bipartisan majority. >> thanks, jay. >> i will take the last from mark. >> jay, where are the ideas f

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white house. joining system senator mark kirk. >> thank you for having me, uma. >> what is your reaction to the withdrawalf the troops. is that for his reelection effort it is or a deal breaker with iraq? >> i am worried that the united states has accepted risk that the government of iraq could collapse or become an ally of iran. the negotiations should have been handled better . a residual presence should remain so that we lock in the gains so hard won. >> what about the political calculation in an election year? >> the president promised that but long-term promise he should make is support the national security in the united states and if iraq becomes a collapsed state or ally of iran it would hurt the long-term security of our country. >> are you confident that iraq will protect itself from the outside forces? >> i am not. the united states military is able with a residual presence to do a lot on intelience a support and planning logistics side . without that we may break down to secitarian violence and there are many iranial politician and agents that would like to take over that government . vast oil

the white house will have no public event to mark this anniversary.ere in the bay area, a protest marking that ten-year anniversary of the war is planned at the federal building in san francisco. >>> the investigation into the death of a livermore soldier has led to some starting and disturbing results. a new medical study finds fewer than two in ten american soldiers bitten by animals in iraq and afghanistan received rabies vaccinations. most have not received the full regimen of drugs needed to fight the disease. livermore army specialist kevin shoemaker died after being bitten in afghanistan and receiving treatment but not all the shots. a senior adviser warned that the study is limited and it's possible the right amount of vaccine was given in most cases. >>> a student is suing southwest airlines, saying she was zim nated against after being kicked off the flight before it took off. removed from a san jose flight. a flight attendant overheard her saying it's a go and, of course, thought the worst. she claims she actually said i have to go. she sai

outside the white house, dozens of libyan- americans celebrated the death of muammar qaddafi into the night. erupting into chants and waving american and libyan flags, young and old alike marked a turning point in their nation's history. across the world, thousands took to the streets in libya as fireworks lit up the night sky. this video shows qaddafi's final moments alive. rebel forces captured and shot him thursday as he tried to escape his hometown of sirte. in pakistan, this morning secretary of state hillary clinton pledged full u.s. support for a new libyan government. >> the death of colonel qaddafi has brought to a close a very