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my space ceo mike jones announced a mash up feature yesterday that connects to facebook. it lets my space users put their facebook interests and likes in to their my space pro files. many view it as an acknowledgment that facebook has now trumped my space as the king of social networking. and british medical researchers are warning doctors that facebook can bring on an asthma attack. they say patients prone to asthma could suffer breathing problems if something they see on facebook causes stress. it was apparently a problem for a man who was checking on an exgirlfriend and saw that she had several new suitors. >> you like sushi? the secret to living longer may be as simple as eating sushi. doctors are saying omegathree fatty acids lower blood pressure, remove blood clots and unclog arteries. mackerel, salmon and tuna are high in omega-3 and used in sushi. residents in japan eat it every day, compared to once a week or not as often for the american people. that may have something to do with japan having half the rate of heartof the united states. >>> all right. get ready f

dave jones is in the lead, jones is a supporter of federal health care reform plan while republican candidate mikebelines believes no one should be required to have health insurance, jones ahead 46 to 42%. >>> in the race for states school superintendent, tom torlakson is pulling ahead of his opponent but just slightly. he's running against larry aseves. right now torlakson has 51% of the vote. >>> a number of measures were seriously debated. measure b is losing in the very early runs. it would require city workers to pay for into their pension plans and health care fans. many of the city unions fought it. >>> moving on to measure g, this would change the way nummi operators are set. the city charter requires them to be paid the average of the top two transit systems in the nation. measure g would replace that with collective bargaining and possibly a contract fight. >>> now measure m requires a written policy for community policing and it would override the sit ride measure. the latest numbers show it is failing by a wide margin. since whichever measure -- it looks like sit and lie would pass. >>

dave jones is in the lead, jones is a supporter of federal health care reform plan while republican candidate mikebelines believes no one should be required to have health insurance, jones ahead 46 to 42%. >>> in the race for states school superintendent, tom torlakson is pulling ahead of his opponent but just slightly. he's running against larry aseves. right now torlakson has 51% of the vote. >>> a number of measures were seriously debated. measure b is losing in the very early runs. it would require city workers to pay for into their pension plans and health care fans. many of the city unions fought it. >>> moving on to measure g, this would change the way nummi operators are set. the city charter requires them to be paid the average of the top two transit systems in the nation. measure g would replace that with collective bargaining and possibly a contract fight. >>> now measure m requires a written policy for community policing and it would override the sit ride measure. the latest numbers show it is failing by a wide margin. since whichever measure -- it looks like sit and lie would pass. >>

. >> we have mike labno and he is running against mark kirk and lee allen jones and alexi ginnaoulias joins us live now. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on i appreciatate it. >> tell us how you are different from the two candidates kirk and alexi ginnaoulias. >> the philosophy is freedom across the board. we unbelievable freedom in personal lives but financially. and we believe that, leply at the federal level and the limited government, we feel it has brown out of control. the foreign policy is poor our fiscal, our monetary have exceeded the limits that our founders laid on us. we want to restore power to the people. >> talk about your campaign, you have been shut out of the debates, you have are speaking to corporations you are not getting a lot of money from the big corporations or special interests. not a lot of cash. you are a long shot, why you are in the race? >> the important thing is that we're spreading the message. people are fed up, i don't care if i talk to democrats or republicans, i go to events and i walk away leaving with friends at both places be

mike mibach is in oakland. >> reporter: people here are not happy because they say that jones was unarmed when he was killed. a couple of people out here say that the unidentified woman was the one trying to hurt jones and it started at this barbershop he owned. >> she was up in his barbershop and would not come out, tearing up his shop. hitting him with a cane and all of this and he kept trying to avoid the situation. >> reporter: according to witnesses, the situation escalated and moved to this laundromat. at least one officer fired his taser but did not hit the 47- year-old suspect. >> the suspect was seen grabbing toward his waistband. an officer did see a metal object in the man's hand. >> reporter: the two officers continued their pursuit and chased jones. >> the entire time the officers are yelling for the man to get his hands up. officers then believes that they were in a life threatening situation disarmed their firearms. >> he was a very talented young man. >> reporter: jones sister says that he was married, a young man who was trying to succeed. >> over all he was not doing anything wrong to have

jones, tippin and more. and $10. learning to get a copy at mike huckabee.com. the transition phase has begun, americans have questions of the changes that 112th congress will bring so we'll bring questions that you might have and get them here from our audience. yes, sir. >> okay. the republicans were talking about reducing the deficit using common sense spending cuts. my question is in what way do they plan on doing that? i've heard about restoring the bush tax cuts which would reduce revenue and i haven't heard anything about cutting entitlement spending like medicare, medicaid and social security. >> and the real money in the federal budget are the entitlements. and here is an example the social security, everyone says we can't raise the retirement age and i know it's unpopular and say something that's politically incorrect. let's remind ourselves when the social security system was created, people would retire at 65. the average life expectancy for a male was 67 so it was assumed that based on tables you would retire 18 months, two years you'd be dead so th

mike hellgren, wjz. >>> now we've learned yesterday afternoon wasn't the first time that police had to be at sean jones apartment. wjz is live right now. derek valcourt tells us why officers had to show up there hours before the shooting. >> reporter: police tell us they did responds to an apartment complex back here after neighbors call an ugly argument between the victim and her boyfriend, less than a day later she was shot dead. the murder of 28-year-old sharon jones has devastated many neighbors including melinda pinder who knew jones since she was 8 years old. neighbors report jones and her boyfriend got into an argument. >> she came over and we talked. i sat over there with her for a little while. the police they left, then i went in there and sat with her for a little while. i said, don't stay here, go to your mother's house. and she said, i'm going to my friend's house. >> reporter: jones was shot dead at her friend's house. when detectives came to look for clues, they found blood on the door and thought the suspect was still inside. after a three hour stand off, police determined the apartment

mike: cal hosted by washington state. a pristine day for football on the palouse. scoreless, second quarter. up the middle, 7-0wsu. the bears answer back. joness up and gets it. effort appreciated by this former receiver. a gain of 50 yards. vereen takes it from there. game tied at 7. bears dig into their bag of tricks. the reverse, ross, 14-10 cal. in the fourth, vereen puts it away. 20-13 the final. bears pick up their first road win. >> zenyatta, the mars was mare was making a bid for her 20th 20th straight victory. she has never lost but got off to a terrible start out of the gate. at one point, she was 18 lengths behind, but, yadda, yadda, yadda, watch the finish. >> sendat -- zenyatta, zenyatta, and zenyatta -- blame has won it mike make blame wins by a nostril over zenyatta. she finishes her career with a 19-1 record. >>> take a brief time-out. sharks with a win at the tank, and the goats, and guerrero puts himself back >> mike: let's go to the ice where joe thorp ton was suspended for two games for an illegal blow to the head. the fists were flying at the tank tonight. i love the sport. sharks score early and often. patrick marleau, 1

mike london and the cavs take on boston college. second quarter, fourth and goal for virginia, perry jones. powers his way in. take a 10-3 lead. looking od. later, though, boston college with the ball. this is smooth. goes downfield. the perfect pass to amadon in double coverage. wow. 39-yard scoring strike. boston college beats virginia 17-13. uva has lost three straight. to annapolis, navy qb ricky dobbs out after playing with a concussion playing against arkansas state. one to remember. second quarter, dobbs. throws deep down the middle to a wide open greg jones. nobody in front of him. it's good for an 85-yard touchdown. the longest scoring play this season. 21-3, midshipmen. dobbs, keeps it himself his third rushing td. the rushing touchdown in the last two seasons sets an ncaa record. over to fedex field. penn state taking on indiana. this is a good one. first quarter, no score. penn state's royster, the pride of westfield high school. busts in from two yards out. it's 7-0, nittany lions. great career at penn state for royste third quarter, game tied 24-24. punting it away. not so fast. andrew daley get

jones had originally stated he would not make an in season move. jason garrett is the new coach. >>> to, monday night football, steelers up to their old tricks. a 39-yard pass to mike wallace on the fake reverse. bengals late chance to win. they don't. >>> the oakland a's -- to start the offseason. they save about $15 million just for the rights to negotiate with a japanese pitcher -- they will have 30 days to reach a deal with the right hander, if they don't get a contract they wouldn't have to pay that $15 million. this is a team who wouldn't cough up a couple of bucks to put them in -- >> maybe they want to go to the world series. ♪ [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig.

jones futures at 11,234. more business news tune into the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. >> mike: candidateselp row republican take control but will the new wave of republicans get respect from those who have been in washington well fora long time. is it going to be a case of the grand old party versus the grand new party. joining us now minnesota representative michelle bachmann. congresswoman thank you for joining me today let's talk about that issue. is there going to be a clash between a lot of the new blood that's coming in to the congress, specifically the republican party and some of the establishment the old guard? >> you know what we saw this week when all the new members came in, mike, was really refreshing. they're a wonderful crop of people that are coming in, about 84 i met with so far this week. they are the energy, the vibrancy and verve of this new congress. i didn't see clashes, what i saw was a lot of hugs and lot of welcoming reception. i think we're going to have a very fiscally responsible house g.o.p. conference going forward. >> mike: you know, i hope that's the case b

jones was shot in the head. probably by a trusted aide. before the end came, these three men tim carter on the left, his brother on the right, pr man mike prokes in the middle, were allowed to walk away from jonestown with the suitcases holding $500,000 in cash. >> we dumped the first suitcase in the fields next to the pavilion. >> they abandoned all three suitcases in the jungle. authorities later recovered them. when the men paused to rest, carter said, he put a gun to his head. >> i knew that i would never get the sounds and the smells and the sights of jonestown out of my mind ever again. >> the three men walked on that night to port kaituma where they were taken into custody. a day or so later, carter and prokes were put into a helicopter and flown back to jonestown to identify bodies. 909 people lay dead. many face down. often the children lying hidden beneath them. >> as i walked through the pavilion, i identified what bodies i could. i saw injection marks in people's arms. i saw one in the back of somebody's head. i saw them on somebody's neck. it was really evident to people that people had been just flat out murdered. held down and i

mike: the cal bears have been a tough team to follow. they're 4-0 at home, 0-4 on the road. today they had the quarterback for the fir -- first time. >> bears answer back. deep for jones.he junior wideout goes up and gets it. effort appreciated by a former receiver. gain of 15-yards. vereen taking it from there. game tied at 7. 10-7ws new the third. how about the one-handed grab with the defender all over him. gain of 27. next play. the reverse, to ross. cuts inside. 27-yard touchdown. 14-10 bears. vereen wasn't through. who are you going to call inside the five? vereen. cal wins their first root -- road game. >> stanford and arizona on deck at 5:00 p.m. here on abc-7. stick around for after the game. san jose state coach mcintyre and yours to you. >> zenyatta making a bid for horse-racing history, going for her 20th straight victory. the six-year-old mare has never lost in her career but she got off to a terrible start out of the gate. at one point she was 18 lengths behind. but watch her finish. >> zenyatta, zenyatta, zenyatta in five. zenyatta, and zenyatta! has won it. >> mike: check it out. blaine wins by a nostril over zenyatta, zenyatta finishes her career with

jones was shot in the head. probably by a trusted aide. before the end came, these three men tim carter on the left, his brother on the right, pr man mike prokesy from jonestown with the suitcases holding $500,000 in cash. >> we dumped the first suitcase in the fields next to the pavilion. >> they abandoned all three suitcases in the jungle. authorities later recovered them. when the men paused to rest, carter said, he put a gun to his head. >> i knew that i would never get the sounds and the smells and the sights of jonestown out of my mind ever again. >> the three men walked on that night to port kaituma where they were taken into custody. a day or so later, carter and prokes were put into a helicopter and flown back to jonestown to identify bodies. 909 people lay dead. many face down. often the children lying hidden beneath them. >> as i walked through the pavilion, i identified what bodies i could. i saw injection marks in people's arms. i saw one in the back of somebody's head. i saw them on somebody's neck. it was really evident to people that people had been just flat out murdered. held down and injected the ones that didn't want to dri

jones after responding to a report of domestic dispute. his girlfriend reportedly told officers he had beaten her up at his barber shot. last night they hosted an open mikeht voicing their opinions saying that a badge is not a force to kill. >> he was black. he had dreams. >> he was hoping through this forum we can make some solutions with all these different diverse backgrounds and cultures, and we want to get their input before we make any solutions. >> a community meeting is planned for 4:00 this afternoon at olivet church in oakland. they will gather with oscar grant supporters to draw attention to both officer shootings. >>> armed with pepper spray, thieves target women talking on cell phones. the bay area spot spot they're targeting. more local news coming up in 30 minutes. right now back to the "today" show. >>> and we're back on this saturday morning, november 13th, 2010. we have an excited group of people out on the plaza this morning. we want to thank them for coming out on this beautiful fall morning. we're going to join them in just a minute. but back inside studio 1a i'm amy robach along with lester holt. coming up in this half hour, wrong p

mike emanuel has more on him, a map who has spent decades as a presidential advisor behind the scenes. >> the first trip overseas with a new national security advisor. he was promoted to replace outgoing jim jonestics which included working during the 1988 presidential campaign. >> he is willing to challenge conventional wisdom. >> reporter: with iran and national security threats looming a florida congressman says his lack of experience with the military makes him unqualified to serve. >> the american people should realize that tom donilon is the worst choice to be national security advisor and he should decline the appointment. >> reporter: the former regan chief of staff who worked closely with donilon on a project at the brookings institution disagrees with the criticism. >> for every foreign policy decision there is a domestic overlay. for every domestic decision there are usually foreign policy consequences and i think tom understands very much that vital intersection. >> reporter: donilon served in the clinton administration under secretary of state warren christopher. he has worked for mr. obama since the campaign and one critic says he might be too much of an insider. >> there is a pro