i have spent a lifetime fighting for new mexico families. first as a young single mother with my own small business and then for all mexico families as lieutenant governor. my opponent has a different agenda. listen very carefully. she says she will cut money from public schools. she will let big corporations roll over our family and pollute our water and land. that is not what we need in new mexico. as governor, i will put new mexico families first every single day. i will fight the predatory lenders. i will fight against the insurance companies and anybody who takes advantage of our families. times are tough and new mexico deserves a governor that will be on their side. if i have not heard your but, i hope to learn it tonight, thank you. >> time for the questions. each of you just spoke briefly about yourselves. let's face it, most new mexicans know that you're commercials which are negative attacks and your opponent. as a voter, i don't know -- i want to know what her daughter can't do. i want it -- that want to know what you as governor w

i want to get out there and create more jobs for new mexico. thank you. >> in mexico has some serious money problems right now. big ones. the latest projections that came out yesterday show 8 $260 million shortfall for the next fiscal year that he will have to deal with. both of you have said that he would not raise taxes and you will not cut education or medicaid if elected. how are you going to pay the bills? mrs. dennis, we'll start with you. >> new mexico is part of a global, economic crisis. families are tightening their belts. a few months ago, i put out a 36-point plan that says we can't put 450 -- we can save $450,000 a year. we can cut the paid political employees -- the high paid political appointees. we can have a better technologies, better use of technology, we can put in a wellness plan to keep our health premiums level. we can reorganize state government and get rid of some cabinet secretaries. we do not need a personal chef at the mansion. in my office, every single year i came in under budget. i retired $300,000 to the state bud

that is not what we need in new mexico. i will put new mexico families first every single day. i will fight predatory lenders. i will fight insurance companies and anyone who takes advantage of our families. you know why? times are tough in new mexico deserves a governor who will be on their side. i have to earn your vote tonight. thank you. >> tied for the questions. each of you just spoke about yourself in your opening statement. let's face it, most constituents only know you to be your commercials which are often negative attacks. i do not want to know what your opponent cannot do. i want to know what you as governor will do. without attacking your opponent, tell us why you are the best candidate for governor and how you would lead. mrs. martinez, you have two minutes. >> i have always focused my career on results. i make sure that everything i worked toward produces results. i have handled some of the worst cases this state has ever seen. i work hard for those who cannot but speak for themselves in the courtroom. a woman was murdered and raped by people in her own family. i

i am going to take care of our kids in new mexico. in 2003, she likes to say we put all that money in, and the mexicans but all that money in. we went to the voters -- new mexicans put all of that money in. we went to the voters. they said they wanted us to increase the education budget by 6%. there is someone who did not even vote in that election, and it is my opponent. the records show that she did not even care enough in 2003 to vote on public-school funding and what it would mean to new mexico. you bet i will am going to be beholden to the special interest group of our children and their families. i want to give them the quality education they deserve, investing in early education and making sure they have a meaningful high school experience so that they can choose to go to college, a career or the military. >> what does your opponent said about you that has bothered do -- what has your opponent said about you that has bothered you the most? this is your chance to set the record straight. >> we all know that my opponent has been r

i'm focused on what new mexico nieds.i need to make sure is what's important to new mexico in getting rid of the corruption, getting people back to work, securing our borders. >> reporter: and, brooke, just for the record we did try to interview diane dennish but she's trying to get out the vote and didn't have time. >> no one is questioning their credibility. they're just being plain mean. ladies can be tough, can't they? in the beautiful state of new mexico. thank you. >>> so with just a week here before voters, you get to go out to the polls, speak your minds across the country. what's the mood like in chicago? wait until you hear what voters there are thinking. we are live there on the ground. >>> and a college football player shot to death by police. now, his friends and family say this shooting not justified. now someone, though, is talking and what they're talking about has to do with the results of his autopsy. his family is livid. you'll find out why next. ♪ if you have gout, high uric acid can lead to more attac

in new mexico. we fought hard to make sure our teachers are getting fairly paid. third, we began to but the building blocks in place for new, emerging industries in new mexico. solar, wind, biomass, geothermal -- new mexico has an opportunity to do it all in the energy industry. we can stand shoulder to shoulder with the new emerging industries in new mexico. we need to invest in those industries. we invested in the film industry. 10,000 people are employed full or part-time in the film industry. that is what matters. here is something that went wrong. three years ago, we said we needed an independent ethics commission. if i am governor, i will not wait for the legislature. they dragged their feet. its fishing pole but they have not passed an independent ethics commission. i am it will have an independent ethics commission that can request subpoenas from the district court so you, as a private citizen, can know that if you have a serious complaint that it will be investigated. it will be looked into. i do not think my opponent supports that. state police are under

new mexico, later on today. the pacific northwest, the rain should hold off until tonight and into friday. then we start a gloomy weather pattern here. it's flip-flopped because then the desert southwest is the area that's going to be nicer. >>> you're watching us on ksnv minus 3 in las vegas, nevada, explore the water street district through music, shopping, dance and food. head to the art and cultural affair to enjoy a family-friendly evening of fun. that's your pacific event of the day, lynn. yes, vegas and family can go together. >> a lot of families go there. bill, thank you. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. with a few notable exceptions, when blogs and tabloids are filled with rumors about someone, it's probably best to ask mom for the truth. she knows everything, right? and in an interview scheduled to air today, beyonce's mom, tina nowell tells ellen degeneres the rampant rumors of her daughter's pregnancy are simply not true. >>> tmz reports eva langoria had a two-car

new mexico state, fourth and goal. play of the year for new mexico state. touchdown! rogers, as time expires. agony for san jose state. 29-27 they follow. elsewhere, a couple of top ten teams go down. starting in iowa city. looked kind of funky. number 18 and number 5 michigan state. spartan quarterback kirk cousins, pick off, lateraling to hyde and hyde is slashing and dashing and taking it to the house. that's fantastic. 17-0 iowa at a that point. the rout was on, ricky stands si -- stanzi. iowa hands michigan state their first loss. 37-6. to lincoln, nebraska and missouri. tigers knocked off oklahoma last week. no answer. nebraska0s opening play. aloha. 66 yards. comes from danville. when you come from the mean streets or danville, baby, this is the wail you run. 307 yards rushing. nebraska wins 31-17. after the game, after usc and oregon, we break down all the college action of the day, and the world series game 3. highlightslights of that as wel. >> alan: that's it for abc-7 at 4:00. for those of

zone for the third time in a game. 119-yards rushing as oregon state wins dropping dropping -- >>> new mexico state trailing in the 4th quarter. they go in front. 4:37 to play. aggies needed one shot. matt runs down and find -- aggies pull it out as the spartans fall.

joining me now is new mexico governor bill richardson. governor, good to have you with us tonight.ometimes tough love is good especially coming from you, not only the white house, but now from you who's been out there in the political wars for years. what could a rally like this do for progressives out there who might be somewhat hesitant? >> well, the rally, which i understand was very successful, and i hear you were great, energizes the democratic base. the last year, the base, the traditional democratic coalition, has been a little dormant. has been critical. what rallies like this do, coupled with the president and vice president campaigning around the country, i believe very effectively getting out there in these backyard chats and these big rallies like the one in wisconsin at the university, get the base energized. i have long felt that we've spent too much time trying to appeal the republicans and independents, when our own base, our own obama coalition of young people, minorities and independents has been a little bit -- >> yeah. >> -- hesitant. >> governor -- >> so i beli

and what will happen this week, it's going settle in across the southern california, new mexico and

>> further south. >> i think new mexico. >> new mexico. >> that's correct. >> way to go. i knew it. beat the weather guy. >> good. >> i lost 2 shall 1 and it's over justin wins. >> you buying lunch. >> i am. >> this is are you shar than a 6th, 5th, 4th or 3rd grader who. did you yo could you -- how did you come up with a an idea for this as a fund raiser. >> we wanted something different that involved the students as well as those who support us. >> how many students are coming out. >> in the show, there will be 12 participants. >> that's great. >> all of our students will be helping in one way or the to put this on. so we are looking forward to it. it's more information on the website. >> all right. very good. bria go back to school. tamia go back to school. >> they are not nervous. >> and they are smart. >> if they were 5th graders you might have had a better shot. >> after 5th grade parents are no long dore homework for youch math or whatever. all right. thanks for coming in. all right. good luck to you this weekend. >>> next here on good morning, maryland at nine, lives without

joining me now is new mexico governor bill richardson. governor, good to have you with us tonight. love is good especially coming from you, not only the white house, but now from you who's been out there in the political wars for years. what could a rally like this do for progressives out there who might be somewhat hesitant? >> well, the rally, which i understand was very successful, and i hear you were great, energizes the democratic base. the last year, the base, the traditional democratic coalition, has been a little dormant. has been critical. what rallies like this do, coupled with the president and vice president campaigning around the country, i believe very effectively getting out there in these backyard chats and these big rallies like the one in wisconsin at the university, get the base energized. i have long felt that we've spent too much time trying to appeal the republicans and independents, when our own base, our own obama coalition of young people, minorities and independents has been a little bit -- >> yeah. >> -- hesitant. >> governor -- >> so i believe -- >> -- w

. >>> well, a less than packed house in new mexico to see san jose state taking on new mexico state.al chance for new mexico state, matt christian hits rogers, time expires. they win 29-7, san jose state falls to 1-8, threw for a career high 161 yards in the loss. >>> how about this? second-rated oregon down, but they quickly change there, very fast against usc. finds jeff mail on the short jump pass and then look at the yards after the catch. we call it here the yac, oregon scored 24 straight points to end the game, and they cruise past the trojans by the count of 53-32. >>> well, their third season, the new san jose earthquakes hosted their first playoff game at buck shah. quakes down 1-0 when chris wand louseky's kick, they lose 1-0 to the new jersey red bulls there. quake fans, don't worry, if they win the next two games by two goals, they can still advance. >>> nhl, sharks and ducks and they're duking it out in the tank. a little fighting in hockey. it's okay to do that. it hasn't been much of a rivalry. set up heatly, and the door step right there, 5-2 was the final as the shar

pennsylvania governor ed rendell, new mexico governor bill richardson and independent vermont senator bernard, one of the most liberal members of the congress. we'll get analysis from cbs news consultant. i'll have final thoughts on eric, who brought what some today would consider a novel approach to news analysis. he actually thought before he spoke. but first obama and the left on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs "face the nation" with cbs news chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. and now in washington, bob schieffer. good morning again. we want to begin this morning with some breaking news that has happened since your sunday newspaper came out. the state department this morning issued a travel alert to americans about potential terrorist threats in europe and urges all u.s. citizens to be extra vigilant when they are in public places in europe. tourist spots, transportation hubs and so forth. u.s. and european security experts have been concerned for the last week or so that terrorists may be plotting attacks in europe similar to the 2008 attack in mumbai ind

. >>> take a look at some incredible video from new mexico. a tornado was spotted, a second tornado was later confirmed in the same area. >>> two beaches are closed following a shark attack. a 19-year-old college student was bitten in the leg and bled to death before paramedics could arrive. this is a picture of his boogy board that had about 1 foot section bit off. the shark was between 14 and 18 feet long. >>> >>> a grieving father in arizona makes a stunning plea to one of the people involved in his son's murder. 21-year-old zachary marco was shot and killed during a robbery at arizona state university. police believe two men were involved, a driver and a shooter. zachary's father wants to identify the trigger man and he's willing to make a deal with his accomplice. >>> if he comes forward i will do my best to help provide and be sure he gets the best defense possible and gets a deal that allows him to see the light of day again. >>> dan marco is a criminal defense attorney, he says police will eventually find the gunman but wants the night

john: after all these vetoes, new mexico must have collapsed in a heap of misery and poverty. >> no,you would any is you got to sign these bills to get reelected. i vetoed these bills and got reelected. john: reelected by a wide margin. >> man is superior to government and should remain master over it, not the other way around. [ applause ] john: voters seemed to like that. much of the political class didn't. johnson vetoed even nice-sounding bills like what does he have against childcare? establish a pilot program allowing the state to reimburse grandparents who take care of children in welfare families. [ laughing ] >> pilot program, i think is the key word there. john: pilot program sounds good. we are going to test it before we fund it. >> the agenda was about growing government, spending more money and not making a difference. john: all spending won't. >> i vetoed a dog and cat exercise bill this was a ran bill. but for my signature it would have been law in new mexico that pet stores exercise their dogs and cats two hours a day, three times a week. i signed that piece of legisl

. >>> plus, the new mexico for the balloon festival. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!! bob ehrlich's real record on energy. lobbyists helped write utility regulations. we got stuck with a 72% rate hike. but martin o'malley got tough on bge, forcing them to pay back $2 billion to consumers. and what's bob ehrlich been doing the past four years? he got paid $2.5 million at a lobbying firm, a firm representing special interests and casinos right here in maryland. that's bob ehrlich-- a 72% increase for us and $2.5 million from special interests for himself. nice work, bob. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. buried in his website - a promise to replace the tax code with a 23% sales tax

. >> spartans next game in in new mexico against the new mexico state ago gives. marissa love vet, update news. >>> halfway through the football season senior offensive line man discusses his thoughts on this year's tough football schedule as well as his plans after he graduates. here again marissa love vet. >> so you had the second toughest schedule in the nation this season, how does it catch your motivation up and keep your team's motivation up being a season this career. >> schedule should keep us motivated even though we're playing very tough teams. we should get better from playing them and learning from the mistake. it's better that we play tough teams than before we do to our conference and hopefully it will help us do better. >> has this tough schedule affected your out look for the rest of the season? >> no, not at all. it doesn't affect feat all. -- affect me at all. i try to stay positive. that's the only way i can come out practice. if i'm negative, then i condition. >> what do you plan to do in your future after football season. >> i plan to try out

and less than packed house to see san jose state and new mexico state. and jordan techla, look at that pass, that is awesome. late in the fourth. he airs it out to jaloll beachham for the go ahead score. five seconds to go. final chance for the aggies. >> rolls out to buy some time. getting pressure. throws it. touchdown aggies! >> part spartan fans, sorry about that, new mexico wins on the final play. the spartans fall to 1-8. >>> tragic news out of south bend earlier this year, deckland sullivan died when the 50-foot tower he was filming practice on toppled over from heavy winds. the irish holding a moment of silence before today's game against tulsa. the final minutes. the pass is picked off in the end zone. the golden hurricanes win in south bend, 28-27. notre dame falls to 4-5. >>> they're ready for halloween. this guy is not happy. should be very happy. iowa hosted unbeaten michigan state. and check this play out. curt cousins throws it and pitched back it a buddy and thanks, man, i will find an opening and going in for the score. look at him go. 7

john: after all these vetoes, new mexico must have collapsed in a heap of misery and poverty. >> no,is you got to sign these bills to get reelected. i vetoed these bills and got reelected. john: reelected by a wide margin. >> man is superior to government and should remain master over it, not the other way around. [ applause ] john: voters seemed to like that. much of the political class didn't. johnson vetoed even nice-sounding bills like what does he have against childcare? establish a pilot program allowing the state to reimburse grandparents who take care of children in welfare families. [ laughing ] >> pilot program, i think is the key word there. john: pilot program sounds good. we are going to test it before we fund it. >> the agenda was about growing government, spending more money and not making a difference. john: all spending won't. >> i vetoed a dog and cat exercise bill this was a ran bill. but for my signature it would have been law in new mexico that pet stores exercise their dogs and cats two hours a day, three times a week. i signed that piece of legislation, i have

. >>> a less than packed house to see san jose state and new mexico state.nd jordan lesecla had 361 yards. late in the fourth, he airs it up to jaloll beachham for the go ahead score. five seconds to play. final chance for the aggies. >> he rolls out to buy some time. getting pressure. throws it. touchdown, aggies. >> wow. >> new mexico state wins it on the final play. 29-27. the spartans, they fall to 1-8. >>> tragic news out of south bend earlier this week. notre dame junior deckland sullivan died when the 50-foot tower he was filming practice on top amed over from heavy winds. -- toppled over from heavy winds. the irish holding a moment of silence before today's game against tulsa. final minute, notre dame moving in for the game-winning score but the pass is picked off in the end zone by john philanders. the golden hurricanes win in south bend, 28-27. notre dame is reeling and falling to 4-5. >>> they're ready in iowa city for halloween action. and iowa hawkeyes hosting michigan state. curt cousins gets picked off and passes it back to his buddy and hide

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you know that this is a race about new mexico's future. i am not the flashiest candidate, and i'm not a show horse. but i will be a workhorse for mexico families. i love our people, cultures, traditions. it is my home and i would be on a beyond words to be your next governor. some of you may have already voted for me, and i'm grateful. for the rest of you, i hope you will vote for me on november 2. thank you, and god bless you. >> we want to thank our candidates and we want to thank you for joining us for tonight's's debate. >> a week from tonight, the candidates from the first congressional district will be here to debate. live in our studio next thursday at 7:00 p.m.. >> joined us at 10:00 tonight for a full analysis of tonight's debate. >> good night. >> from today's political headlines, the latest poll in california's governor's race has attorney-general jerry brown running eight points ahead of former ebay ceo meg whitman, but the poll by the public policy institute of california also shows 16% of likely voters are still undecided. pr

the senator from new mexico." that wasn't his only embarrassing moment.ranken doodled and nodded off in elena kagan's supreme court testimony. and he mocked mitch mcconnell who later admonished franken saying, "this isn't 'saturday night live', al." >>> students in suburbs will start selling advertising space with notes they send home with students. our affiliate there reports a school committee in peabody approved a plan to sell ten ads on back of her mission slip and form -- permission slip and forms home to parent to hope to raise $24,000 a year. they will be age-appropriate and the search for money they have already tripled bus fees. that got us thinking. what if school buses sold ad space like nascar. maybe it would keep bus fees down. ♪ ♪ >>> top story at bottom of hour. pete rouse was introduced this morning as the interim white house chief of staff and replaces rahm emanuel who resigned today as you know. emanuel is expected to run for mayor of chicago. and while he has certainly -- he certainly has a head start from publicity standpoint, we repor

but new mexico terms of the smaller buildings, the more neighborhood conditions, we're perhaps taking a safer road and saying this really has to be studied. it has to be studied both from an administration point of view and how do you organize or finance multi-owned property or what kind of work do you do? from the geotechnical point of view that are on the horizon that perhaps will help us tremendously in dealing with that issue in the future. the status of our product. the loss study i described to you is what i would say is at about a 90% level now. complete accept for two things. one is the fire losses have to be ruled in. and the review by the project panel which is underway now. the fire following estimates i would say is about 80% because author of that report is now incorporating the comments that the management staff gave him, and it will go before the project panel for their review as well. but those two steps are complete the status report -- this report drafted is not 95%. it's been reviewed by the project engineering panel. the author is taking those comments into account

he was campaigns in new mexico when a woman asked about his faith. >> i am a christian by choice. the precepts of jesus christ spoke to me in terms of the life i want to lead. i think also understanding that you know, at jesus christ dying for my sins spoke to the humility we all have to have as humabeings. we are sinful and flawed and make mistakes. and we achieve salvation through the grace of god. >> the president pointed out that arica is a predominantly christian nation, but he said jews, muslims, hindus, agnostics and buddhists have their own path to grace. >>> coming up, how christian ministryis using this little fish to fight the world's deadlit diseases. >> chaos in the streets of ek wi dor after the police turned on the president protesting a law that would cut their benefits. the president tried to meet with them. some officers got physical shoving him and using tear gas. they rushed him to the hospital where he remained under siege. the military had to rescue him turning the streets into a war zone the government has declared a state of siege. christians are calling fo

before i even heard about the movie, no-- no, i was in new mexico and they let me come and a couple places let me come and observe. and i sat and watched and took some notes and that's how i kind of helped develop this character. >> rose: what did you see when you took notes? >> i saw, i put on a straight jacket, turns out i'm gay, no, terrible joke, terrible joke, sorry, charlie. i-- i-- i got to remember that one. the old press junket that will go gangbusters. >> rose: they'll like that. here he is. zack. >> yes, zack impresses, once again, nobody believes him. i went so, i observed what i observed was people that are in some of these people that are in these facilities are funny and also seem very capable of being on the outside. but something, something pretty big is keeping them from -- . >> rose: having interviewed people and talked about it, it is that some of of it appears normal conduct. and then there are moments in which -- >> they can break. and i think that's pretty common, i think certainly i feel fragile sometimes. hopefully not where i will need assistance. but you know, th

we will monitor what bill clinton is saying in new mexico, see what he has to say.in will be speaking during our hours as well. we will monitor what she is saying as well. >>> finally, something that is really nice and they do this often. over at the white house, this is right now breast cancer awareness month and at 6:30 p.m. eastern tonight, also during the second hour of the situation room, we are going to see something extraordinary of at the white house, they are going to light the white house in pink to honor breast cancer awareness month. we will show you that to our viewers as well. we have all these items on the political ticker at cnnpolitics.com, don. always a lot of politics going on. >> breast cancer, a very important topic to raise awareness to. one of my friends in the newsroom, sharon black, came in today, wolf and dyed her hair pink for that cause, to raise awareness. >> happy to help. >> thank you, wolf blitzer. we appreciate it as wolf said, another political update in about 30 minutes. you can always get the latest political news at cnnpolitics.c

at the end of the day it is going to be how successful i am as a governor for the state of new mexicoregardless of the fact that i am a female and hispanic. that will speak for itself. >> martinez wasn't always a republican. >> i was a registered democrat mostly because my parents were registered democrats. i didn't give it much that until two people who were republicans took my husband and i out to lfrn. they started talking issues never mentioned democrat or republican we just talked about issues and where we stood on the issues. when my husband and i walked out after two hours of a conversation i said to my husband, oh my god i am a republican. >> no more bailout. >> 7th congressional district candidate in colorado brian frasier from my hometown and someone i have supported went through a political revolution of his own. >> grew up in southeastern north carolina lie line gnaw black community everybody thinks they are a democrat. it was through that process growing up you had that flinch in which y -- lens in which you looked out and saw the world. i saw more of the world and in rea

karl, you chose the new mexico race with diane dennish against susanna martinez. real clear politics has martinez up right now. >> i could have chose one are the great lakes states, wisconsin, illinois, michigan, all of which have with the exception of michigan governor's races and senate races and this is a key senate contest. i took this one because six months ago the democrats were expected easily to retain the seat. they had the sitting lieutenant governor and cash on hand. we find ourselves today with the republican prosecutor from los cred uces in a key battle for the state for 202 that has shown that new mexico is an indicateor like, missouri, in presidential elections and this could be an interesting comment on what we face two years from now. >> bret: joe, you chose florida with republican rick scott against alex sink. the real clear average has this close. >> i think this has big implications. redistricting, using the 2012 presidential race, obama would like to carry florida. alex sink is running a heck of a race and i think she can win this thing. does

. >>> and in new mexico, cows flew with bumblebees, even darth vader took to the sky at the albuquerque international balloon fiesta. the largest ballooning event in the world. the spectacular display of over 600 hot air balloons attracts enthusiasts and novices from around the world. it looks pretty cool, too. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. bill, good morning to you. >> good morning, lynn. welcome back. how was your hot air ballooning? was it good? >> you knee me. i like to keep my feet on the ground, bill. that's wa i'm known for. >> yes. >> support. >> well, good morning, everyone. hope you had a wonderful weekend. the weather changed in the west. we're no longer in that hot weather pattern we had through much of september. october arrive along with cooler temperatures an a little bit of moisture, too. we've had on and off rain moving right up lou nevada up through years, right on the border of oregon and idaho. even the northern rockies are getting wet. as far as the forecast for today

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. >> hundreds of hot air balloons lifted off today in new mexico. crowds turned out for the annual albuquerque international balloon fiesta. business owners say the event brings in a lot of guests and money into the economy. it started back in 1972 with just 13 balloons. the boy scouts of america celebrated the 100th anniversary of the boy scouts. festivities will last throughout the day and wrap up tomorrow morning. about 6000 elected community officials and volunteers gathered. donald rumsfeld will speak to the group. a light show an overnight camp out will continue throughout tonight. >> it points out the really special and wonderful things in our city and our state. these young men and the hope for the future that they bring. >> city police commissioner will camp out with a group. he participates with baltimore's inner city boy scout troops. >> check out the doppler radar, we have an approaching weather disturbance coming out of the great lakes with a little bit of circulation here and some low pressure off the coast, beginning to tap a little b

leaves are starting to change new mexico areas of the appear labors, so enjoy. veronica, i'm happy to say that friday looks just as good as thursday. that forecast, coming up. >> perfect. and that fall foliage, that's something to look forward to. >> this will be peak weekend for many areas. >>> the iphone gets ready to make a new friends and an unbelievable example of a girl's best iend. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, is this woman more powerful than a supreme court justice? >>> randy moss is on the move. yankeesrally and the phillies roy hall lay da makes baseball history. you're watching "early today." >> goomorning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> dozens of the police officers in puerto rico a facing drug trafficking and weapons charges after being arrested in what the fbi called its biggest crackdown on police corruption in its history. in all, 89 law enforcement officers and 44 others were detained yesterday with many accused of providing

new mexico and connecticut. of the list of states now apparently not able or willing to comply with the new military voting act. this act would require that troops get their ballots 45 days before the elections, troops serving overseas. critics are asking whether the department of justice is supposed to be looking out for enforcement and compliance with this law. what they are planning to do about protecting the rights of our troops. neal boortz is an attorney and syndicated radio talk show host. thank you so much for being here. did this guy eric eversol who has been all over this. he hired a group of volunteer law students to make phone calls to see if compliance is taking place and he found it's not in at least those two states i just mentioned new mexico and connecticut, as well as five counties in several other states. >> well, in what part of that surprises you? megyn: it's military voters? the department of justice under every administration has its flaws. and they have their lazy people. but the question

in new mexico, illinois, kansas. special needs students recognized by redefining royalty. bc news, new york. >> finally the crown and those regal smiles to boot. that is "world news" for this sunday night. i'm david muir. thanks for being here. we hope you'll start the week with us tomorrow night. diane sawyer is back. for all of us at abc ne b kr nb night.

in new mexico, illinois, kansas. special needs students recognized by redefining royalty. news, new york. >> finally the crown and those regal smiles to boot. that is "world news" for this sunday night. i'm david muir. thanks for being here. we hope you'll start the week with us tomorrow night. diane sawyer is back. from all of usood night. for all of us at abc ne b kr nb night. >>> the san jose firefighters union says this fire might not have been as bad if the at this time hadn't cut two of the fire engine companies. good evening. two radio stations are off the air tonight after the fire destroyed their transmitters. the station served as vietnamese and spanish communities. fire also threatened kellogg factory next door. >> we have been here since yesterday around 5:20. >> that is when a grass fire spread destroying a study yes, and spanish language's transmitter. it's the only station in the bay area broke go raiders games in

south carolina came in second followed by new mexico and chicago came in at number four. they survey their readers on friendliness, lodging, shopping and restaurants and our chief meteorologist is here, and if weather fooshthsed in, we would still be on top. >> absolutely. if you saw on the network showing the playoff game, we have changes coming your way. this weather system starting to look significant. there's a couple out here the jet stream coming over the top, but in this area there's significant energy and more up here and back in here, and it's all going to move through the bay area starting on thursday night into friday morning, and then into the weekend. right now sunday afternoon looks wet, and that could all change. it's a long ways out. here is what you need to know. tomorrow game temperature low 60s, at best. mostly sunny skies, a little cooler tomorrow. thursday not a bad day, increasing clouds. by thursday night maybe some sprinkles into friday morning, and then we get into saturday, not bad but saturday night more clouds and then sunday afternoon more sho

hey, everybody, say hi to julie in new mexico. hi. hi, julie. ( sarcastically ): hi, julie. what?ybody owes me 62 bucks for his birthday. um... is there any chance that you're rounding up from... you know, like from, like, 20? we got the gift, the concert and the cake. do we need a cake? i know it's a little steep. yeah, whoosh! but it's ross. yeah. all right. all right? okay. i'll see you guys later. i got to go... do a thing. okay, sweetheart i'll call you later tonight. ot really going to go through with this, are you? you know, i think i might just. so, uh, what are you guys doing for dinner tonight? well, i guess i got to start saving up for ross' birthday so i guess i'll just stay home and eat dust bunnies. can you believe how much this is going to cost? do you guys ever get the feeling that, um... chandler and those guys just don't get that we don't make as much money as they do? yes, yeah. s. they're always saying, "let's go here. let's go there." like we can afford to go here and there. yes, yes, and we always have to go someplace nice, you know? god, and it's not like we