. >> buenas tardes de estados unidos el kendrick mik dijo que no fue clinton si no charly crist que leidió que abandonara su cantid candidatura al cargo. y miles de argentinos le dan el último adiós al presidente kirchner en argentina. buenas noches, hay una amenaza

. >> mik the series starts on weesday, 4:57 p.m., tim lincecum and cliff lee. the raiders came to life toda in love the altite. sit a franchise regard with 59 points. oakland has won two straight in denver enting today. jan cam pel, rating 10.7 last week, improved today. finds a wide-open zack miller and he takes it for the score. the rout has begun. denver, chris johnson picks off kyle orton and rurpz for -- returns for are the touchdown. the broncos fumble on their next play, and the raiders turn that into points. in the second, third and goal. mpbell to mcfaen on the draw. he will run over thompson. idtifyings to the goal line. great effort. 31-0. mcfadden, a career day. in the third, busts loose. has some speed. 57 yards down the sideline. mcfadden, 165-yard rushing. raiders with the 59-14 victory. >> al mex smith -- alex smith and the niners visiting the panthers. alex on the play action, all sorts of time. throws a dart to davis. 53-yard down to the one-yardline. next play. smith, rolls left. and it's davis again. touchdown. last time the fine the -- find

. >> buenas tardes de estados unidos el kendrick mik dijo que no fue clinton si no charly crist que leidió que abandonara su cantid candidatura al cargo. y miles de argentinos le dan el último adiós al presidente kirchner en argentina. buenas noches, hay una amenaza terrorista en contra de estados unidos esto dijo el presidente o boom en la casa blanca luego que es descubrieran dos artefactos explosivos que venían desde blen a estados unidos iván dirigidos a sinagogas en chicago, se ha tomado medidas para proteger al país. estas es nuestra noticia del día. autoridades creen que stachls frente a scomplo sifr que trataron de ser utilizados en stundz, uno de ellos aquí en el territorio norteamericano la nafr da navidad del año pasado en el 2001, esto ha desplegado no sólo un operativo en el aeropuerto kennedy sobre todo un grand despliegue anillo a nivel intershl 6789 a manera de precaución por si se encontraban explosivos en su interior agregó drama tica varias horas de investigación entre gran bretaña yemen y estados unidos, los funcionario investigaron vuelos de cargas de united o ups,

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mik, here's what was awkward about the timing of what the president said at the town hall. at that exact hoemoment, the justice department was preparing an appeal to the federal court that just struck down don't ask, don't tell while he's telling those young voters that he wants to get rid of don't ask, don't tell. explain. >> chuck, this is about as tough a political situation as the obama administration has had to face. and just before the midterm elections are about to be held. first of all, both the pentagon and justice department were caught totally flatfooted when judge virginia phillips out there in california issued this injunction, halting the enforcement of don't ask, don't tell. it took them a couple of days to figure out what to do. the pentagon has requested a stay of enforcement of that injunction. haven't heard yet from judge phillips on that. and what the problem here is, for the pentagon, is what do you do in the meantime? and we are told that the pentagon, the military officials, unofficially, are advising that no gay or lesbian currently in the military o

[shouting] >> mik this is a hodgepoe team, and bruce bochy did a great job.rybody contributed, d i think that's what made it so exciting for this team, because everybody had a part in it. this wn't just one lineup. all season they went with a lot of different guys on this. the champagne was flowing the locker room, everybody getting wet and nobody cared. these guys are lookin forward to the postseason. >> fighting, knew it would come down to this. man, i don't have the words. >> where am i? somebody hit me? let's dog pile. >> a dream come true. this is awesome. we're being trying to d it for years. a great time last year, and this year we decided we want tote get -- wantedo get it done. >> we battled. we always never give up, and it's bee a blessing. >> mike: aubrey huff, never been to the playos. he gets his first shot. was very excited. braves in town thursday and friday as the post season begins, and we teased intern scot we're going to put him on the air. we hid him wind the chronicle so we're going to give him anothe shot first edition of the chronicle a

mik mentioned nationa security.ur forces, cause it does potentially expose how they operate in certain combat situations, how they respond under attack, the capabilities of our equipment, how we cultivate sources and so forth. >> right. >> all of that could be used against us. >> but geoff, i know there was some concern expressed about the safety of some iraqi operatives who work with the u.s. mr. assang said he wouldn't have time toreview these and there are no names listed in these documents. what is your response to that? >> in this universe of documents, lester, upwards of 60,000 iraqi names listed. it appears and we are still going through the wikileaks cache now up on their website they have redacted the names o all iraqis. that is clearly a positive development in the wake of how incredibly irresponsible they were wra rds to the afghan documents in exposing many afghan names. so that is a positive development, but the bottom line is, our forces are still very much in danger here as a result of this exposure,

. >> mik >> she says the american dream is an american nightmare and our country is in danger of becoming, thank you for being with us today. you talked in the book about the disappearing middle class, we're losing the middle class, always the strength of this country. why are we losing the middle class. >> we're losing the middle class, but for years now, we have allowed special interests, allowed mortgage companies and credit card companies to hide tricks and traps in our contracts. >> mike: what about unions, have they been a part of this, do you think? >> i think we have allowed basically the absence of responsibility and no question that many people bought into the idea you can have a shot cut to the american dream, no down payment. no proof of income and that's not going to happen and and going to this country and for real, i had-- >> so is mine, by the way. >> and my husband says i never listen, but-- that's why-- you know, i live the american dream and i remember growing up and walking to school every day passing by the statue who had given europe the plan. and when i'm here now a

. >> on the heels of that, i just hope there's no intervention by firefighters where you are, mik, myness. >> i think we're okay. >> well, thank you very much for reporting throughout this morning on all this breaking news developing from last night through this morning. as always, thanks. >> all right. >>> some developing news out of afghanistan. suicide bombers dressed in bu a burqas and police uniforms attacked today. there were no casualties among u.n. staff. good evening your time. ali, this was launched in an area usually a place where insurgents are less active. what was it about this location that made it attractive to the taliban? >> that's right. that you say this is rel tevly speaking in afghanistan a fairly peaceful place. it's in the western province of herat. but it also could have been a soft target. there are many many troops there, not many nato troops there. when the compound was attacked it was only protected by afghan troops there. it is a fairly soft target. it comes at a time when peace talks are on the horizon there. there's a hardline faction of the taliban tha

>> okay, mik, thank you. >>> with the laser focus on jobs, politicians are talking about infrastructure's mind is on money. he supported a new rail tunnel which took 22,000 cars one of the northeast's busiest commutes. then he scrapped the plan when it got too expensive. richard lui has the detail for us. richard, this caused a lot of outrage and he's facing what a lot of folks are facing across the country. they're worried where the money is going to come from. >> if you're unemployed, you say, boy, i hope this does not happen where i'm at. as we were researching for this story here, talk to one organization that specialized in infrastructure projects and we are talking about hundreds of thousands of projects like new jersey's across the country which means thousands of jobs. but governors, as you were talking about, they do not want to operate deficit. that's a tough balance for them. in christie's case, it has grown too expensive. look at some of the numbers here. originate estimate $5 billion and $20088.7 billion and in $20109 billion to $10 billion. that is three times that origina

mik michael goodwin tackles the topic in "the new york post," numbers, first of all, 250,000 street signstate budget in new york expected to balloon to 15 billion next year, wow! >> the street signs cost alone is projected to be $27 million. and what it will do is force the city and the state, but, primarily the city, now, to use lower-case letters instead of capital letters, for the better part of the century new york city used capital letters on the street signs, all of those -- so if it is broadway, all of the letters will be capitalized and the federal government doesn't like that. it says, it's not safe and -- not aesthetically pleasing, so it will require that only the first letter be capitalized, and all the others be lower-case and insists it be in another font or type face and it will cost $27 million and this is the perfect example of what your poll talks about, with people being outraged at the federal government. somebody in washington said, hmm... what can we do, let's do this, it will look nicer and we can find a study that says it is safer and everybody has to hop to overti