i'm just the network news anchor who can't even say anesthesiologist.re the guys who put you to sleep during surgery. it was kind of just a general ambiguous term. the average pay for those guys and gals, about $29,000. top pay, closer to $400,000. for more information on the highest paying jobs, go to money.cnn.com. >>> these guys were playing last night. if you didn't see this, this was a really good game last night in the alcs. yankees were down by five runs. game back and one it late in the eighth inning. they put runs on the board. but i tell you that not just because we want to do sports highlights. but millions of new yorkers may not be able to see the games as the yankees progress. why? news corp has pulled the plug on cablevision customers. they own fox and sister nation my 9 up in new york. both companies are tied in a legal dispute now over programming. so cablevision says fox is asking for too much money. fox says it deserves more money for the quality programming. so what has happened now is that many millions of folks up in the northeast,

former network news anchor tom brokaw mon rated the last of three debates between the two.t of the debate focussed on reviving california's sluggish economy. >> one thing i wouldn't do to compound the budget deficit, i wouldn't eliminate the capital gains tax which my opponent wants to do. >> we compete with other states, three other states, washington -- washington, texas and nevada have no capital gains tax. if we eliminate this, what you'll see is more jobs, more businesses, more tax revenues. >> brown and whitman traded jabs over recent controversies. a brown staffer calling whitman a whore. polls show brown with a slight lead. whitman injected another $20 million of her e-bay fortune into the race yesterday. the silicon valley readership group and the san jose mercury news arranged a debate between deborah bowen and damon dunn, the candidates for secretary of state. stream something live this afternoon from 2:30 to 3:30. and you can watch it here on abc 7 sunday at noon. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the start of the cooling but not today though. >> at leas

to get the perfect video we're going to have details on that later in the show and speaking of news networks several of them are betting their employees from attending the stewart call bear rallies on the mall in october so we're going to have to ask is it right to keep media employees from observing political events outside of work. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. on october thirtieth comedians jon stewart and stephen colbert are holding rallies in washington d.c. but since they are comedians and the telling of their events is satirical and it's not a political event right now according to many of the leading news organizations that is wrong n.p.r. a.b.c. news n.b.c. news the washington post politico they've all sent out letters to their employees reminding them that they are not allowed to participate in these events to use a stronger word unless they're covering the rallies they're banned but is that fair or right where do you draw the line between observing and participating as well as satire and politics when j

broadcast anger for network news.many of you know her from her daily live broadcast "the best defense. next is a local attorney who has handled a number of high-profile cases including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephen bingham. to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own blog. so'. does the media contributes to a negative misconception of public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense attorneys? >> no, thank you. [laughter] >> absolutely yes. i think for the most part, there is the lack of understanding on the part of the american public on more critical role of the public defender. it is laid down in our sixth amendment. we do not teach it properly in primary school education. the public learned of it through the news media and come to some extent, through the entertainment media. most of my colleagues, and it with a bias that is predisposed against the criminal defendant and cri

the networks and news outlets are interesting in ratings and big bucks. reporters representative robert andrews chores are part of ahmad quest for individual popularly. they want to be selections themselves in many cases and nearly everyone is lusting after access to the most powerful people in the country and the world. now there's something natural about that. i mean if you have an interview with president barack obama you would want to taught that. if you were having lunch with hillary clinton and you're doing a lunch interview and it's le gate mate news and you want to say, this is what we talked about. this is what she said, this is how i got that exclusive. i don't have a problem with that. but when that sort of thing is what drives your entire journalism mechanism, then you're going to end up in trouble and you're going to provide a disservice to your readers or to your viewers so we have to keep that ego in check. and then as i mentioned, all of this is causing us to give tragically short coverage of important issues of our time. this is include c

one exception that continues to post steady growth is the distribution of anime by cell phone networks. new technology to distribute high quality images to mobile devices is on display at the festival. >> i want japanese animation. i am really excited about some of the new titles that are coming out. just overall impression, i am just very happy to be here and see the new things that are coming. >> especially australia, they know japan for their animation and everyone loves it for a reason. it's so excellent. >> it's kind of a developing market in the u.k. still. the dvd market is still quite small but developing and it's very interesting. >> translator: japan's anime seems to be all the rage overseas. in fact, only a handful have actually been successful. this is not the situation we want. anime that are not big hits here in japan may turn out to be big draws in other countries. we want foreign buyers to understand this possibility. so, first, we want them to see our products for themselves. >> reporter: on the final day on saturday, the festival will be open to the public. it is expected

. >> a network news personality and his wife are busted for drug possession. u.s.to travel alerts for americans in europe. one nation rallies. thousands descend on the national mall. donovan mcnabb prepares to return to philadelphia. >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 news at 11:00. >> we begin tonight with the rest of the veteran cbs radio reporter or drug possession in northwest washington. howard arenstein and his wife were taken into custody after marijuana plants were found growing at his home. >> this began as a simple, anonymous call to police. a lot of people are surprised by this, not only about -- not only because of who was involved, but because of what police found. using an emergency warrant, officers raided dess home about 11:30. they arrested cbs radio reporter howard arenstein and his wife. police found between 11 and 19 cannabis plants. officers also found at least one half dozen smaller bags inside. >> arenstein was a prominent voice for cbs. he has covered numerous international stories, including the 9/11 attacks in the iraq war. >> in baghdad, a

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we what was the purpose of that why would the new york times sink to network news coverage which they attack all the time as being shallow and it's because we like the we like the villains we like the story we don't also don't want to admit that what was going on in iraq was a mistake on many different levels and that's why we don't want to cover makes me think too i mean we all know that. the news business in america these days has become a business we're entering into what our customers they were and people want and it is it almost a sense of the that there is torture fatigue because remember when the album greater kind of broke everyone was outraged it was all over the headlines and yet now instead of focusing on the actual torture we're focusing on julio you know there is torture fatigue we also don't want to admit uncomfortable and bad things and do things right in the level of war crimes but even with abu ghraib that was a good story there were villains there was lynndie england there were those pictures that it was almost hollow we you know this is this is this is devil in the

and a guy who calls himself the anti-joe says going on mtv is still way cooler than going on network newsve it. join the news nation. e-mail me your news nation at msnbc.com. tweet me at twitter.com/tamronhall. a lot of your talking about the foreclosure issue. why are the banks being treated like victims in this express foreclosure hustle? >>> time for the news nation gut check. facebook, myspace and other social networking sites, you better beware if you're a user on the site. the government may be checking out your profile. the electronic foundation pr frontier received disturbing documents as a result of the freedom of information act lawsuit on surveillance of social networks. one document revealed an immigration service is specifically instructing agents to attempt to monitor their activities for suspected fraud. that includes evidence the relationship may not to live up to standards for a legitimate marriage. the eff acknowledges there are good reasons for government agencies and law enforcement officials to use all the tools at their disposal, including social networks to detect f

networks. where americans used to get most of their news. s and the survey showed this, the americans don't trust the big networks any more. this story and the way it has been covered is good reason why there's not been a balance on it, at all. >> sean: we had the comments by feisal abdul-rauf, 19 days after 9/11. you would think that would be a big focus or his unwillingness to condemn hamas, a terror organization. you would think that would be a big focus. the fact that they ignore it. they support agenda. like they have forgotten their jobs. i get criticized. but i'm telling people, i'm a conservative. and i have an opinion. it is a very different type of show. they have an opinion, but they say they are journalists. >> journalism is a great art when it is practiced. but it rarely is. i used to say when i was campaigning or in the governor's , -- governor's office if i read a new story and i read it and i know how the reporter feels it is not journalism. if it is journalism and i read my quotes it didn't make me mad because they quoted me

our network news service affiliate and the local abc station updates as we get them. rst in the nation decision: a federal judge siding with the obama administration in the health care battle ruling that the new health care law is constitutional. but this is not over. and we will debate the facts on it. i have asthma. and when my symptoms came back i'd get this tightness in my chest. so i went back to my doctor again. we chose symbicort to help control my asthma symptoms all day and night. [ man ] symbicort improves my lung function, starting within 15 mutes. symbict will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. it is a combination of two medicines and should not be taken more often than prescribed. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems, and children and adoscents mahave an increased risk of being hospitalized for asthma problems. symbicort is not for people whose asthma is well controlled with a long-term asthma control medicin like inhaled corticosteroids. once your asthma is well controlled,

pictures in georgia state patrol confirms to the local cbs station, channel two "action news," our network news service, that a school bus was involved and one person was, in fact, killed and it happened just about one hour ago exactly. on highway 113, here hog river road. a spokesman for the sheriff told the local cbs station the concerned parents should gather at temple high school there in carol county. a school bus rollover, we can assume after school, a 2:00 bus tip over on the side of the road. you can see authorities on the scene. we have not seen anyone else taken to hospitals but one person has been killed. updates awet get them. >> frirs from fox, the run down, box one, a married couple enjoying a day of sightseeing attack by a grouch armed men on a boat, pirates on a texas lake. rescuers are coping the water for a sign of the husband. new details on the pirate attack. and if box number two, banks hatting foreclosures in two dozen states with problems over paperwork. so what does this mean for millions of homeowners in big trouble? we will explain. and in box three, a brand new survey

tipping the balance of journalism the international news networks of russia china and iran are a threat to the u.s. that's according to the chairman of the broadcasting board of governors the organization overseeing u.s. media directed at foreign audiences. the european parliament's divided over washington's demands to provide more personal data of citizens so it says it could potentially terrorists traveling to the u.s. requirements include fingerprints d.n.a. samples and cross border pay. while some are asking is the euro on the brink of collapse and should the strong countries of the eurozone ditch the weaker ones. puts these questions to a member of the european parliament that is coming up next. i'm talking to roger helmer who's a you're a skeptic member of the european parliament he's very eminent he opposes to further integration with the european union and also supports renegotiating many of the e.u. case treaties with the right to have a thank you very much for talking to r.t. first of all how would you characterize the u.k.'s relationship with the e.u. there's a big question w

network. on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. national review editor rich lawrie. jim pinkerton, fellow, new american foundation and news day columnist elliss henican, i'm jon scott, news watch it on right now. >> this morning, everybody, and welcome to the least suspensable announcement of all time. as almost all of you have reported my chief of staff, rahm emanuel, has informed me that he will be leaving his post today to explore other opportunities gentleman so, off he goes. rahm emanuel, the man who has run the obama white house from the start, bailing from his chief of staff role, headed for chicago and the run for mayor of that city. so it was the worst kept secret in washington. the president alluded to it there, it's secret no more and rahm emanuel is out. give us a history lesson how he treated the press. >> well, he had a fascinating relationship with the press. he was use-- used the press, fought with the press, debated with the press and used a lot of really vulgar words with the press and we were always suckers for t

it seems some feathers are ruffled across the street at the peacock network. the nework times reported the folks at msnbc.com say they want nothing to do with the cable channel that carries the same name. they call it brand insanity. one of the big complaints from the journalists at the website is the far left liberal turn the cable channel exhibits pretty much on a daily basis with hosts like those you see on the screen right now. can you imagine being in the room for that argument, jim? >> i mean, knowing that comcast, the big cable conglomerate bought nbc and therefore msnbc. they've got a lot of sorting out to do. why is it that msnbc is the website for nbc news. i can't imagine that brian williams sees he's lumped in with keith olbermann. >> just we at fox news, we have our opinion shows and straight news shows. msnbc and its web component want to differentiate between an opinion channel like msnbc, and a website which is a representative of nbc news, may i use the term fair and balanced. we do the same thing here. it's very clear, they want brand distinction, no

four g courage >> it has a big four-screen video looks great on but it's not going to use the new four g network have to get a brand phone she said. >> the new phones are out yet but they will be soon and many will run goals android operating system but one hotly anticipated will not report the wall street journal suggest a four g rollout means rising will finally get the apple i phone >> i think it's a credible rumor i think in fact you could probably book now and say there will be and i phoned when of rise in net work in early 2011. >> the first orgy devices will be modems free laptop those are due out in the next couple of months the promise speeds up to 10 times what to get with reggie but he said it's not holding his breath. >> we have to wait and see before we really know if this is going to be as fast and exciting and wonderful and as beautiful as they tell us. it's always that way with technology. >> in severance as the jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> this is highway won a one the headlights' are southbound but both traffic moving at about the same clip and it's all looking pretty good. wi

every -- [ cheers and applause ] every news network covered every minute of it. e here, not only did they bring the miners up, they also hooked a 400-pound marlin. is it just me or did the news networks try to make this seem more dangerous than it actually was? everyone was healthy, they dug a hole, they built an elevator, one by one, they brought them up. it's not like we had 33 baby jessicas down there. last night, when the first miner came up, one of our producers suddenly became sexually aroused in my office. that's her, erin. erin, you have the holtz for these guys? >> yeah. >> jimmy: she apparently isn't the only one that felt the surge of copper miner excitement in her loins. women all around the world have been filled with lustful thoughts. that's why i'm going to make a million dollars with this. the 2011 men of the chilean mine wall calendar. that's january. that's april. july. december, of course. i don't want to give all the months away, because i want to sell some of these things, but suffice to say -- is that it, guillermo? >> that's it. >> jimmy: th

election day is just two weeks away and a cbs news knowledge networks poll out tonight indicates democrats are in trouble with a key group of voters-- independents who voted for barack obama in 2008. fewer than half say they'll vote for a democrat this time around. 38% say they don't know who they'll support and they're not necessarily angry with the administration. nearly two-thirds of independents tell us the midterm elections are not a referendum on the president. nevertheless, he is trying to rally the troops as the election draws near. here's our chief white house correspondent chip reid. >> reporter: in the final weeks before election day, the president is going hoarse as he struggles to fire up the democratic base. >> it is up to you... >> reporter: but shout as he may, many aren't listening. 67% of those who voted for mr. obama in 2008 are less enthusiastic about voting this year according to the cbs news/knowledge networks poll. >> i'm kind of losing hope in the whole thing. like it really feels like it doesn't matter. >> reporter: 67% of obama voters do plan to vote democratic in

network. >> reporter: the new phones aren't out yet. what anticipated phone will not, the 4g roll out means verizon will get the apple iphone. >> i think this is a credible rumor. you can probably book it now and say, there will be an iphone on the verizon network. >>> the first 4g devices will be motems for your laptop. speeds up to 10 times you get with 3g. >> we have to wait and see before we know whether this is as fast and exciting as they promise. it's always that way. >> reporter: jonathan bloom, kron 4 news. >>> the storm has been affecting the bay area will push to the east. left with drier conditions and start to warm. tomorrow on the cool side. clouds in san jose to start the day. not very many. by noon, sunny conditions. temperatures cool at 3:00. 61 at the coast stoo75. here is a look neighborhood by neighborhood. similar to today. 65 san francisco. 72 santa rosa. 68 oakland. 73 conquered. 75 antioch. 70s in the south bay. here is the forecast everybody wants to see, giants forecast, cool to start the game. some cloud cover

fox news expanded his role on the network, offering him a new three-year contract >>> greater than a breakout of -- contract. >>> a breakout of bedbugs. >> a lot of unhappy faces at the apartment. residents say they have had a bed bug infestation four months, that management is dragging its feet, but finally some action. it is a part of the daily routine. nothey are checking for traces f these tests making a comeback in the area. >> i am going to have to start all over, everything. >> she has already moved out of one infested apartment and found no bugs today, but bedbugs are clearly an issue in the apartment syrian -- in the apartment. >> a lot of people have bedbugs. >> last week management send out this letter saying several apartments have infestations. >> it has been terrible. i have done everything i can do. >> she has a bag or boxed up many of her possessions, even though she swears she has never seen any of the critters. >> i have taken everything off the wall, that is up. >> we checked a dozen units and found none of the bugs in sight. >> it is negligence, up your negligence

networks but was it a firing offense? >>> president obama takes another shot at fox news calling the network destructive. fox's parent company makes another $1 million donation to a pro-republican business group. the white house loves msnbc, heaping praise on keith olbermann and rachel maddow. >>> glenn beck is one of the most popular broadcasters on the net. does he really believe what he's saying? dana milbank on the rhetoric. >>> there was a time when jackw classified documents. i'm howard kurtz and this is "reliable sources." >>> anyone who makes his living in front of a microphone is going to say dumb things now and then but rick sanchez delivered a reckless rant on n a satellite radio interview that went on and on late friday cnn issued a terse statement saying is he no longer with the company. he brought a lot of passion to his job first at in the nbc and cnn, he was reading messages from his many twitter followers or one strange stunt getting tased. >> to show you how it works, i'm about to receive 50,000 volts of electricity. do it. oh, yay-yah! oh! it hurts. i was just asking chad, how can you

>> well, first of all, i never say no to an opportunity to be on fox news network. a couple of weeks ago i think i was on in the 6:20 statement, flew in the night before. i had to literally get up at 4:00 in the morning eastern standard time but i did it because i think all too often, bill, the point of view of having a fair, just, reformed immigration system doesn't get covered on fox news. here is how when i come on, there is usually many times anti-immigrant congressman, but most of the time and if you watch the program it's kind of like the anchor and the anti-and luis gutierrez with the other position. >> bill: we don't subscribe in ganging up on anybody. >> okay. >> bill: this is the premier broadcast on the network and i say that with all humility. >> okay. >> bill: thisis the one that pee all over the world watch here. we have been flat-out fair in this debate. we have put just as many liberal voices on as conservative voices. ms. waters characterizes fox news across the board as being anti-immigrant. mr. gutierrez, you know that's not true. you know that's

to be said in light of the fact that we have seen new companies that show desires for expensive new networks coming on line. i think it is really a question of fairness to all instead of just particular companies racing to take up every part. i am personally concerned about how we deal with the aesthetics of how we change the environment. i am an avid cellphone user. i am for the industry. i love great coverage. i just think it has to be done in a manner which meets a number of objectives, not all of which have been fully looked at. >> i very much agree with your statement. i have been in contact with a number of providers. -- president miguel: i have been in contact with a number of providers and also some supervisors. i think it is altogether possible that some revised policy be put together. things are getting a bit out of hand. commissioner borden: i just want to reiterate and support what my other colleagues said. i think that when i read the packets i was concerned about three antennas being put in a very small radius. i think there is a larger issue about how we place in tennis in a n

laughing all the way to the bank it's a really horrible thing for this country to have a major network like news corp giving a guy like this that much air time but now some people have criticized you saying that the word hate is a little strong to say that glenn beck actually hates america is going too far why is it then that you use that word. you know i think we're at a point where a lot of people want to have a moderate conversation and there are certain times when hate is the right word to use because a guy like glenn beck really is not moderate you can't just argue those points because he believes obama and anyone who disagrees with them even slightly is in on some big commie fascists anti american movement so you have to combat that type of language i think head on and you have to be frank so do i believe glenn beck hates america i do i don't think someone who really loves this country would be trying to divide us like this in such a difficult economic time to sell more books or to get better ratings well you know i've actually said it before on this show i'm not a huge fan of glenn beck a

but -- chris: especially when you have news networks with points of view. they can say it's just news, but let's look at it again. >> that, plus the fact that rarely are these things put in context and reported with any perspective. it goes up on youtube, nobody says anything. nobody says what the context was. nobody says what the background was. and it goes viral and it's put out that way. so there's never a frame around it saying, well, this is how this happened, this is the background in which it happened, this is the background against his record. all that is out. >> but look at what barack obama did with reverends wright. in this day and age you can't wait for a story to gather steam, you have to deal with it. some said he wait add little long. but he ended up having to confront it directly, gave his speech on race, which lots of people think ended up becoming the high point of his campaign. so a good politician and a good fstaf has to understand, ok, this is something we cannot ignore. in the old days you could ignore -- >> let's take a look at the low