he lives up nevada city. i told him what i was doing and he was consciencious. he had a stack of clippings about what the new deal had done in his area and walked around while he showed me sidewalks and parks and schools and gardens and camps that had been done. he said, i didn't notice. then he became mayor. it's exactly the kind of thing we want. this is or was the living new deal site about a couple months ago. it's much denser now. san francisco county is the best documented of all the california counties. we think that all of california will look like san francisco now. when you begin putting in the work of the civilian conservation core, you find it's everywhere. we are talking about a lot of agencies. roosevelt loved building things. he was the lord of the manor at hyde park. it shows roosevelt in his convertible. if you visit there, you could see he could drive using the upper part of his body. he's pointing to the plans of the hyde park. he was quite a passable architect. once he became president, he was able to build a lot more. even though henry loose

this is in nevada city. these schools, like so many of the new deal are beautifully built. this is the school you just saw. teaching, they employed tens of thousands of teachers and librariance. new nutritionist. starving children don't learn well. they give them lunches. this is an art class in san francisco hospital. art class for crippled children. the photographers that i find of san francisco indicate that schools were integrated at the lowest level. you could mitigate the racial problem from the bottom up. there was also adult education too. this 1 learned one learned to read as many did. many of the community colleges were a result of the new deal. sacramento. i gave a talk at santa rosa and the city college in san francisco was largely a product of the pwa and has wonderful art work all over it by the art in action project at the treasure island fair. and then there's these special schools for crippled children. this is in the mission district and it's a beautiful school with all the features we take for granted because of the americans with disabilities act. it has

. >> let's go to nevada city, california. this house is on sale for $489,000 and again more great views. >> it's in an old gold rush town, 60 miles from sample, but it's right at the foothills of the sierra nevada foothills. that's your backyard. how many people can say they live in a place with a backyard like that. the living room inside, when we get in there, you'll see every window has a breathtaking view much like this one. there's the family room, a wood burning fireplace. there's the trim on the fireplace. kind of sweet for a house like this. that's the breakfast area, there's also a dining area you can see off the left side. it's a pretty house. i feel like i have said that about every house. but they're all pretty. >> and you love the staging room house. >> this is a great example of some people can really design a house to make it sell, and other people, the great majority cannot. this was done by the owner, but you can do this for a house and you can sell it for so much more, yet many people put quartered houses on

here red in nevada city limits 24 minutes. highway 37 cheese bay, the manager. at restorer reread westbound 80 a bit of company in those headlights, james. >> the giants are one win away from returning to the world series the fate of the team rests in a cable which indiana of ted lansdowne. last night back-and-forth, a struggle all the way to the end in the bottom of the nines the giants were able to grab the wind and grape from 4. tonight starts july after 5:00, we will be following it. san francisco police are out in force kron4 is reggie kumar tells us whether crime has spite inside europe said that the at&t part. >> about a dozen or so police vehicles are stations to ride it said at&t park, police officers are patrolling the stadium on foot and morse ago. the heavy police presence has been put in place to remind people right from wrong. >> we do have officers that are sent from the stations to the game. we also have offices there they're paid for by the giants. it is a deterrent was to go when they see it dropping uniform the not going to risk the chance of

stuart stoloff has been practicing medicine in carson city, nevada, for over 32 years. but stoloff is more than your typical family doc. if you have asthma, he likely helped with your diagnosis. that's because dr. stoloff serves on the national expert panel setting asthma treatment guidelines. and that's a key reason dr. stoloff came to the attention of drug companies like glaxosmithkline, which asked him to speak to other doctors. >> and when you do that, when you're involved in that task, the pharmaceutical industry really would like to have you as an adviser. the pharmaceutical company wants to know what you are thinking, what the evidence is. >> reporter: when he first started speaking to other doctors, dr. stoloff says glaxo paid him to talk about his work and the work of the expert panel. >> and that was an absolute joy to me, because i got to raise issues. i got to ask questions where we don't have answers. >> reporter: a new database compiled by the non-profit newsroom propublica underscores the extensive financial connections between pharmaceutical companies an

express is traveling cross country in the final two weeks before the election with rallies in 30 cities, from nevada to new hampshire. first stop, they call it the biggest little city in the world, reno. ben tracy is there. ben, it was the biggest show in town today. >> reporter: it sure was, katie. and it's not by chance they started here in nevada. this is, of course, the home state of senate majority leader harry reid and he is the number- one target of the tea party express. so they brought out one of their biggest names today to fire up the troops. >> you are winning, joe six pack! >> reporter: she's the one guest everyone wants at their tea party. >> we, the little guy, the overtaxed, the overregulated, overburdened, had it up to here, mama grizzlies and liberty loving americans. >> reporter: sarah palin revved up a crowd already fed up with washington. >> i guess the arrogance that they know better than we do is what really has us fired up. >> reporter: 18% of americans consider themselves tea party supporters. they want to drastically smaller federal government. some want to phase out social

resolver todos los problemas de mi estado en washington, lo que precisamos de su lÍder en kansas city, nevadaupuesto que quiere mucho a su padre, creo que todos lo hacemos pero usted ha dicho claramente sobre harry "es mi padre, pero no mi mentor polÍtico" ¿no es muy fuerte separarse para tratar de ganar una elecciÓn? >> como dije le amo a mi papÁ... bastante. y...tambiÉn soy un candidato, tengo casi 50 aÑos y tengo experiencia de hacer el trabajo que la gente de nevada precisa de su prÓximo gobernador y por eso creo que voy a ganar. >> uno de los principales problemas de nevada es la crisis hipotecaria, hay miles de personas que han perdido sus casas, miles de personas que han perdido sus trabajos ¿quÉ es lo que usted podrÍa hacer como gobernador? ¿por quÉ va a hacer una diferencia? >> tengo un plan, brian no ha dicho nada de eso, precisamos una comunidad nueva, hemos defendido demasiado en la industria, y tenemos que atraer otros a nuestro estado, tenemos que atraer de analogÍas nuevas y tenemos -tecnologÍas nuevas y tenemos que crear trabajos nuevos, tengo un plan para hacerlo. >> usted di

. >>> nevada candidate sharron angle is suesting that islamic law is taking root in american cities. she was heard last week saying that the country needs to address a militant terrorist situation that has allowed surreal law to take over cities like deere born, michigan. >>> meanwhile, one of nevada's most influential republicans says that he is luctantly endorsing angle's opponent, democratic leader harry reid. in a stement he criticized angle saying she was a, quote, totally ineffective lawmaker. >> now here's a look at other stories mang news early today in america. >>> in michigan, three brazen criminals are seen on video tying up their victims, cleaning out what they could in three minutes and sprayed mace in their victims' faces making their escape. however, a sheriff'seputy was right around the corner and after a brief search they were apprehended. >>> new jersey police are looking for a father who used his kids to help him bglarize a car. the older kids carted off a bag. two lcd monitors and a laptop while the dad held a toddler. authorities not only to solve a crime, but he

december the scope golden gate, traffic is moving at the limit, you're right coming down from nevada to citytes. south bay, not a hot spot yet, you can see the tail lights are building in the commute direction. pretty good dry times as you make your way past and will give a cruz, downtown san jose is about a 14 minute trip, a quick check on public transit bennett, a string, muni, a string is all running on time. james. >> thank you, an honor that had been to the vehicle registration fee in santa clara, all of those potholes' in the area recently named the were city in the nation when it comes to throw conditions next month the voters will decide whether and at the pay $10 registration fee for vehicles. it will include things like this, pot holes, that will go throw voters to november. community leaders opposed to giving injections uprose dizzying the city's " quinn's to final eight injection calling it racial profiling. here's the map that will essentially be off-limits, the city filed a position seeking an injunction against 42 alleged gang members if the judge grants that then the entire a

city showdown. the too-close-to-call nevada senate race gets even hotter. >> man up harry reid, you need to understand that we have a problem. >>> new-found freedom. chile's national heroes get used to a new life above ground. >>> and daytime dynamite. sparks fly when bill o'reilly pays a visit to "the view." this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, october 15th, 2010. good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm kendis gibson in today for betty when. we're going to begin with politics and the nevada senate race, a contest that may be the most striking example of the dynamics driving campaign 2010. a little-known outsider taking on the democratic establishment. tea party candidate sharron angle running neck and neck with the most powerful democrat in the senate, majority leader harry reid. last night, they debated for the first and last time. joel brown is in washington with more. good morning, joel. >> kendis, good morning to you. no knock-out blows in vegas last night but you're right this debate in nevada really crystallizes what the campaign 2010 has turned into, the tea party has even

very few headlights of bound your ride coming down just 23 minutes from nevada to city limits.is coming toward your headed toward san francisco defilade the building but still delay free. james. >> thank you, oakland is filing an injection against one of the most violent criminal gains in the city one flaw police believe is responsible for lubbers, assault, murder is it's not sure which game will receive it. but it will restrict the ability of individual and gang members to commit crimes within an area called a safety zone. the inn at the junction will be announced at 10:30 a.m. and oakland. police said investigating the robbery of a mcdonald's restaurant and pub about 9:00 a.m. to run during a batman mask in vampire and teeth entered the restaurant demanded cash he made off with an undisclosed amount of money. here's a description of the suspect it is, they know he's bennett, 6 ft. tall swing to hundred 15-2 record 40 lbs.. wearing blue hooded sweat shirt and blue jeans. seen driving away in a silver two-door honda blacktop. a parolee was killed during a fight near army no hig

. >>> nevada republican senate candidate sharon angle is suggesting that islamic law is taking root in american cities. she was heard last week saying that the country needs to address a militant terrorist situation that has allowed sharia law to take over cities like deerborn, texas. >>> meanwhile, one of nevada's most influential republicans says that he is reluctantly endorsing angle's opponent, democrat and senate majority leader harry reid. in a statement he criticized angle saying she was a "totally ineffective lawmaker." >>> we are less than a month away from midterm elections, candidates have enterred the home stretch of their campaigns. last night on "the ed show" ed asked bernie sanders what he thinks will happen if the democrats fail to hold their congressional majority in november. >> the democrats had better win or else we will see more outsourcing, we will see more tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. you will see more deregulation, so we can have another wall street disaster or a bp disaster. and i'll tell you what else you'll see, you will see either the privatization of socia

cities in california, florida, nevada and arizona once again accounted for all top ten foreclosure rates while seattle, chicago, and houston posted the biggest increase in foreclosure filings. >>> wells fargo admits they made mistakes in 55,000 foreclosure filings. the bank says they will fix the paperwork errors and refile. unlike bank of america, wells fargo never stopped its foreclosure process and says it has no plans to do so now. >>> nissan announced early today they're recalling more than two million vehicles worldwide all built between 2003 and 2006. in the u.s., six models are affected. the armada, frontier, pathfinder, titan x-terra and infinity qx 56. the engines may suddenly stall no injuries or accidents have been reported. >>> college costs are shooting up again. a new report shows a nearly 8% jump in in-state tuition and fees at public four-year colleges this fall, with room and board, the average in-state student at a public university now pays just over $16,000 a year. the sticker price at a private school jumped 4.5% to an average of more than $27,000 a year. >>> and yo

now pushing up to the shoulder its speed to market a long span, but to write coming down from nevada to cityute trip. darya. >> thank you, a team coverage of the traffic continues because they are working on the tower of the new bay bridge this is a computer animation this shows you what going on there adding to this tower they have four sections that will be individually hoisted 30 stories into the air. this could cause some slowdown as if it rises to the debt level where people can see it as they are driving. we are joined with cal trans spokesperson. who is live to talk about this operation. highbrow art. >> high darya. speakin. >> that is where we are doing the left, for the next few hours we're going to tip the peace entellus perpendicular so we can lift it up 300 ft. in the air. >> at that point that's when drivers will notice that? >> that is probably going to be sometime around midday today. >> once in place he will start the other one today or tomorrow? >> well in will probably be a late night tonight or early tomorrow morning. >> how long you think it will take to get all four into

coming towards you making their way into san francisco right now so as not ragged drive time in nevada toured city>> >> think you're much what is happening with pg&e off of the peninsula we have the ultimate joining us now he is a spokesperson. can you tell us much about this type that you are fixing? what are you doing this? >> sure, this is a project that is to ensure that we have a gas supply throughout the winter in san francisco. we're actually connecting through pipes said today what we're doing is being able to do that by purchasing gas from the pipeline and putting it through a different type shortly before 10 this morning >> that no people in woodside there is a potential of 400 homes that when to sell natural gas this morning i went to calls about that but there has not been done is that crack >> right, this is the first thing that we do is we have for motor homes, i'm not aware that one has called get but it does at the other side to 80 and we did is what into the neighborhood yesterday and we explain what we're doing so hopefully everybody will be aware of this because it does take pla

city in texas. the mayor called it shameful. >>> nevada republican senate harry reid, saying she reluctantly endorsing angle's opponent, harry reid. in a statement he sharply criticized angle saying she was a, quote, totally ineffective lawmaker. >>> and spewing oil into the gulf of mexico, the environmental group greenpeace is warning of surprisingly high levels of arsonic and mercury had the sludge. officials from the group told reporters an analysis of water in a canal found arsonic leveled 25 times the limit for drinking water. >>> a look at other stories making news "early today" in america. in michigan three brazen criminals are seen on surveillance video storming a jewelry store guns in hand. they tied up their victims, cleaning out what they could in three minutes. then sprayed mace in their victims' faces before making their escape. >>> however, a sheriff's deputy was right around the corner, and after a brief search they were apprehended. >>> new jersey police are looking for a father who used his kids to help him burglarize a car. the older kids carted off a bag, two lcd monitors and a lapt

nevada. new york city mayor michael bloomberg leads the gop rally for california's candidate meg whitman.ania, wisconsin and indiana today. >>> and now the democrats are sticking with women. president obama is leading the campaign to convince them they would be better off electing dem this year. so far, women are still on the fence. jake tapper is traveling with the president. >> reporter: in a seattle backyard, president obama talks about women and jobs. >> the economy has changed where women have made such enormous strides that they now constitute fully half the workforce. >> reporter: for the last 20 years, democrats have won the women's vote by an average of nine point. this year, according to a poll, the women's vote is up for grabs. >> for democrats this year, while women say they're going to vote for democrats, they're not giving them the same big margins they have in the past. >> reporter: women are discouraged about the economy, such as value rererie poll its who is undecided. >> i dole really think he's done enough. >> reporter: trying to combat this view, the white house has is

parts of eldorado county, nevada county and placer county. the city will be very breezy and windy today. in fact, temperatures only in the 60s, 52 to 59 right now. that's it. if it wasn't for the wind and clouds, we'd be colder. the low will form and stay over us for the bulk of the week. probably not the coast. everyone's in on the wind. possibility of showers, thundershowers on wednesday. we kick that system out thursday. and then more sunshine and warmer towards friday. >>> a wells fargo executive now admits he verified only the dates on as many as 150 foreclosure documents he signed, but the san francisco-based bank says it's confident that the foreclosure documents involving the bank are accurate. the executive says he relied on co-workers to ensure that all the other information was correct. bank officials say they have no plans to halt any foreclosures. >>> bank of america looks into paperwork problems with some mortgages. b of a is investigating loans from 23 states where workers rushed the foreclosure process for thousands of borrowers. >>> t

the cities have shouldered the worst of the housing downturn until now. california, arizona, nevada are hot beds. las vegas the list of cities with the highest foreclosure rates. >> wells fargo now admits it made mistakes in the paperwork for thousands of foreclosure cases. it plans to refile documents in 55,000 of the cases by mid-november. wells fargo describeeled the mistakes as technical and says it will cause some delays. >> thousands of criminal cases could be thrown out in san francisco in a new revelation against the integrity of the city's police force. the district attorney's office has sent letters to the public defender's office indicating 73 officers and three civilian employees have passed disciplinary issues. defense lawyers could use them to challenge the officers' honest and discredit their court testimony. the u.s. constitution requires such disclosures. >> it is 5:07. speaking of exploding, a pretty darn good pitch. >> let's see if we can do it again tonight. mike, the only thing we have to be concerned with is the forecast. the sprinkles will make their way down

the city with the highest foreclosure rate is las vegas, nevada, modesto number two. cape coral, florida was third. and stockton was fourth, and vallejo and fairfield, sixth. >> and google beat the street today by a wide margin. revenue jumped 32% showing a net profit of $2.2 billion, earnings topped expectations of $6.69 by almost a full dollar. google generated 97% of revenue through ad services and shares jumped over 9% in after-hours training to 590s oodz how to miracle at the mine what. a day yesterday with all of them pulled to safety. doctors expect to start releasing some of the rescued miners as early as this evening. this is less than a day after teams finished freeing the 33 men from the san jose mine through a 2,000 foot long shaft. one man is suffering from knew moana. two others need to have teeth pulled. and otherwise, they appear to be in good shape. >> we were completely surprised and we call this really a miracle. because any effort we could have made doesn't explain the health condition these people have today. >> he vowed to push for tougher work p

nevada. the tour to back conservative candidates will hit 30 cities in 19 states. >>> tea parties are gettingng financial backing from its supporters. sharyl attkisson takes a closer look at the source of the money. >> reporter: when it comes to tea party candidates, small donors are emerging as a major force. their contribution, $200 or less, are arriving in mass numbers. >> the small donor trend for tea partiers is unprecedented. >> reporter: helping candidates pay for anti-establishment ads like this. typically, senate candidates get a relatively small percentage, no more than 20% of their funds, from small donors. but just look at some of the latest numbers available for some tea party favorites. small donors filled about a third of the campaign chest of toomey and rubio and more than for them and more than half of the early donations given to joe miller and sharron angle. the tea partiers are getting a fair share from big donors, too. the top supporter, the physically conservative club for growth, paying for ads like this. who is the muscle behind the club for growth? >> the club for gro

for sabrina corlette, our next call is boulder city, nevada. this is al on the independent line. and, al, you are on the air. go ahead. caller: good morning. i guess i have a comment. it opened my eyes when mcdonald's enter understood a conversation about possibly about 29,000 and change employees they'd lose their benefits. and i think it was another company responded with a request for a waiver. and then i think, like you said, the number is about to 20-something, 29. it's interesting how in this country how large blocks of power and influence versus the independent person, like i am, a business person with no representation other than my independence and how i have to depend on my elected official to regulate and come up with something that's fair for me. so that's my comment about fairness. the other thing, at 66 years old, i've seen social security have a tremendous opportunity for my future when i started contributing back in the 1960's. and then all of a sudden i see in the united states congress raid what was in there. it's sad but there will be enough people to pay for i

host: in 2008, barack obama winning nevada and carson city. the rest the state was entirely red. est: that's right. reid's problem right now is not only he tends to have high unfavorable in states. but nevada has an unemployment rate higher than 14%. it's given a great chance for sharon angle to say. since reid has taken office. our unemployment has gone into the double digits. she can make the argument what he has done. it's been working. she has a small but durable lead. given the fact the republicans electorates are supposed to come out greater. host: jim has this question. who is the race between the alternative leader? >> there's john cornin of the nrcc. ran the campaign arm in the senate. he could argue, he did it successfully. they are likely to pick up the seats. i just don't think jim will be able to get enough support right now within the republican conference. i can't rule it out, but would say it's difficult to become a leader at this point. host: if the republicans pick up 35 seats but not a majority. would speaker pelosi run for another term? guest: that's a great qu

city has growed up remarkably. it's fueled with money from the nevada silver mines and the gold rush. it's trying to be the paris of the west. now the beach is the suburbs, the we will their people lived on the bottom and the poorest people lived on the top because it was very hard getting to the top of telegraph hill. it was mostly lean-to sharks and bits of pieces of houses up here in the beginning. and a group of 20 businessmen decided that it would be better if the top of the hill remained for the public. so they put their money down and they bought four lots at the top of the hill and they gave them to the city. lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thi

cities in nevada, california, arizona and florida, continue to rise the most.reclosures rose the fastest in chicago, seattle and houston. >>> a prosthetic leg found in north carolina may belong to 10-year-old zahra baker who vanished nearly three weeks ago. officials found the artificial limb outside of the home where baker's stepmother once lived. police have not ruled out zahra's father as a possible suspect. >>> now, to another daughter's homecoming that seemed impossible a few months ago. abbey guerra's parents thought she died in a car crash that left her best friend in critical condition. but it turned out to be a case of mistaken identity. a very happy abby guerra, returned home to her family on tuesday. a homecoming that almost didn't happen. >> i'm thankful to have my girl back. >> reporter: this fatal car accident would create a mixup at the hospital, leaving the guerra family to believe that abya died in the wreck. a few days later, her identity was revealed and found out she was alive. abby guerra has proven to be a fighter. >> we are ahead on the s

two cities had not been hit hard until now. and california, arizona, nevadand florida have highest rates in the nation. and among urban areas, vallejo and fairfield is number 10. >> bay area is home to four of the hottest zip codes, that is where homes are selling the most above asking price, good news. saying and just ahead here tonight start of the bay area's largest food drive. >> and a well-known local man: empty nes new us? woman: who are we? chic, modern, daring dinner-party hosts. that sounds dangerous, maybe we're more the traditional sunday brunch set? i'll expect slippers and a cocktail to be ready when i get home from work. point taken. how about... peaceful, quiet cottage in the country folk? now that's us. spend over 2500 dollars on a new kitchen and save 40 percent on custom countertops until november 28th at ikea. the life improvement store. i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000 people and she shipped our jobs to china and india. i had to pack

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the two cities were outside the states that had shouldered the worst of the housing downturn until now. california, arizona, nevadand florida remain foreclosures hot beds. las vegas the highest and four northern california cities are in the top ten, med des tow, stockton and merced and fairfield. san francisco-based wells fargo is now admitting it made mistakes in the paperwork for thousands of foreclosure cases and is promising to fix them. the san francisco-based bank say it is plans to refile documents in 55,000 of the cases by mid-november. >> game one of the world series was advertised as aability between two of the game's best pitchers but as celebratory fans will tell you, game one wasn't anything like what was advertised. abc 7's terry mcsweeney is live at at&t park where there's been a giant celebration for most of the night. terry? >> yeah, partied most of the night. i say let's get it going again today. come on down, kristen and eric. we'll party. the giants winning as you mentioned not with their pitching but offensive explosion. what a night for the giants past and present. take a look at the pregame