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captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. the east coast has been taking a real beating, from a huge wind and rainstorm. this is the system, including what's left of tropical storm nicole moving through the northeast tonight. and it's been shattering rainfall records. since wednesday, the storm has overwhelmed rivers and roadways with rain totaling more than a foot in some places, nearly two feet in others. and the death toll is also climbing. we have two reports tonight, first dean reynolds in carolina beach, north carolina. and, dean, north carolina has really been hit hard by this storm. >> reporter: that's true, katie. the rain has stopped in north carolina, but not before more than 103 people in three counties needed rescue. this morning, rescuers were busy pulling the elderly and infirm away from north carolina's rising cache river and other waterways. examples of how unpredictable the situation here is. >> we always worry about it down near. >> reporter: near the o

we are moving on saturday to the new holy city of zion the new new psalmist baptist church. >> bishopas says the church will have a greater opportunity to reach more people. >>> now, maryland most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> i will tell you something that's going to make you jealous or angry or sad. all right. 48 here in baltimore. still 50s southeast virginia and even up towards new york. but cold air and a lot of strong rains whipping around the next storm system. it will produce snow. i will show you snow on the weather map. we have partly cloudy skies and we will see sun this morning and that storm works its way off to new england we have to watch this disturb agoance out of ojai o. this is the hd signal that shows that coming out of ohio. this will dive to the south and give us a chance of rain showers this afternoon and make it get windy. this storm feeds into the major store wrapping up in new england. it has heavy rain and strong winds along the coast. they have high wind warning in eastern maine and across central new en

fox news. here is his quote, he says the golden age of an objective press was a pretty narrow span of time in our history. about of that you had folks like hearst who used their newspapers very intentionally to promote their viewpoints. i think fox is part of that tradition. it is part of the tradition that has a very clear, undeniable point of view. it's a point of view that i disagree with, it's a point of view that i think is ultimately destructive for the long-term growth of a country that has a vibrant middle class and is competitive in the world. now, fox didn't respond to that, but-- >> i will. >> jon: go ahead. >> i will say that i've never-- i'm not aware of an american president in heft saying that a significant chunk of the population of the country is destructive, that's just not the way presidents who are of defending the entire nation ought to talk. on top of this, this golden age of journalism, about when the columbia school of journalism began into the turn of the century and in

the future of news is clearly in the hands of the next generation of both news consumers and news providers. we spoke to adrian holovaty, and he's a journalist and computer programmer who's an expert at data journalism. he founded a hyperlocal site called everyblock that unlocks public information and combines it with neighborhood news in a very tarted y. we spoke to him, and he had a question for our panel. >> so a simple question--how do you fuse experience with youth and technical knowledge? so there seems to be this vast gap between the pele who are super-experienced in journalism but aren't the most technically savvy and the young people fresh out of journalism school, who are very technically savvy, grew up with facebook and the internet but don't have the experience. how do you fuse that together to the benefit of both groups? >> bill, why don't you start then? >> i'll jump in and say we do a lot of experiments at the center. i mean, i have 3 web guys, who are about 24 each of them. they're very smart, they're doing all kinds of things. about half of the staff is relatively young res

teen kids news." mwanzaa. >> and i'm jessica. here's our top story for this week. >> whether you already have a driver's license or are dreaming of the day you'll get it our lead story could help save your life. experts say it's not lack of skill that causes most car crashes involving teens, but lack of experience. in this report, made possible by ford, tyler tells us about a nationwide effort to make teens safer, smarter drivers. >> reporter: no, this is not a stunt driver. and this instructor is not going nuts. this is ford driving skills for life, a program aimed at the number one killer of teens. >> driving skills for life is a partnership between ford and the governors' highway safety association that was started in 2003. the main goal was to reduce the number of teen fatalities. unfortunately, over 6,000 teens a year lose their lives due to vehicle crashes, many of which could be avoided. >> reporter: and that's what you learn in this program, how to anticipate and avoid accidents. professional

. >>> new-found freedom. chile's national heroes get used to a new life above ground. >>> and daytime dynamite sparks fly were when bin o'reilly pays a visit to the view. . this is the "cbs morning news" . this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, october 15th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> i'm kendis gibson for betty nguyen beginning with politics and the nevada senate race a contest that may be the most striking example of the dynamics driving campaign 2010. a little-xhoun outsider taking on the democratic establishment. 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. more. good morning, joel. >> kendis, good morning to you. night but you're right this debate in nevada really crystallizes what the campaign 2010 has turned, into the tea party has even the senate's most powerful democrat on the ropes. it was a feist tee face-off in one of the nation's tightest at last night's debate in nev

jim pinkerton, fellow new american foundation and new york post columnist kirsten powers. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> i mean, look, bill, i'm not a bigot. the kind of books i've written about the civil rights in this country when i get on a plane if i see people who are in muslim garb and identifying themselves first and foremost as muslims, i get worried, i get nervous. >> jon: fox news contributor and then analyst for national public radio, juan williams, a man paid to express his opinions, talking about his inner anxiety when encountering certain muslims dressed in a certain manner on airplanes. well, that short sound bite was part of a larger discussion in which mr. williams was trying to convince bill o'reilly that not all people of one belief should be blamed for the actions of an extremist of that same religion. that episode of the o'reilly factor aired on monday. on wednesday, npr fired juan williams for his comments and thursday, this is how some in the media reacted. >> npr, it's an at that disgrateful, npr needs to hire juan williams back a

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terry mccarthy, cbs news, kabul. >> couric: here in new york, a big setback today for federal prosecutors just as the first civilian trifle a guatanamo bay detainee was about to begin. ahmed gal annie is charged in connection with the 1998 bombing of two u.s. embassies in africa, but today a judge ruled the prosecutors may not call their most important witness because they learned about him from galani while he was undergoing so-called enhanced interrogation by the c.i.a. the trial was put on hold until next tuesday. in other news, an accusation today that the in early days of the b.p. spill, the obama administration deliberately low-balled the aim of oil that was leaking into the gulf. that accusation comes in a preliminary staff report by a panel appointed by the white house. it says the administration would not let government scientists disclose the worst-case scenario a leak of more than two million gallons a day. instead, for over a month, it stuck with its official estimate of 210,000. late today, the white house insisted it didn't hide anything from the public. well, there's no hid

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peter hunt, bbc news, st.ami's big three finally made their pro basketball debut, but if you blinked you may have missed it. lebron james and chris bosh joined heat veteran dwyane wade in their preseason opener against detroit. but wade only lasted three minutes and 17 seconds before a strained hamstring sidelined him for the night. james added 18 points to the heat's 105-89 victory. >>> well, now here is a look at your forecast. stormy with rain and gusty winds from los angeles to boise. more snow in the sierras. large hail and potentially dangerous winds in the phoenix area. some pop-up showers around boston, buffalo, and baltimore. >> 82 in miami. 78 in new orleans. upper 60s from fargo to detroit. about 80 in kansas city. 70s in billings, boise, and sacramento. 63 in colorado springs. 73 in portland. >>> well, the checkered flag may have been sopping wet, but it didn't dampen any of the excitement. >> more than a dozen scuba divers faced off in the florida keys in a new action-packed underwater sport. they

of new york. we'll start to see the winds intense time of the we'll see gusts from northern baltimore county up into pennsylvania in the 50-mile-an-hour range. easily gusts around 40 miles an hour. cooler air will be pulled down as a result of that counter clockwise flow around the low pressure system. today is chilly. we're only in the 50s. tomorrow we'll be warmer but it will be cooler than the average temperatures. we'll talk about how long those conditions stay with us. back inside. >> thank you, tim and bob. stay with wjz for first warning weather coverage. remember wjz is always on. log on to wjz.com. >>> to carol county neighbors are dead. one killed the other before taking his life. weijia jiang is following this murder investigation. >> reporter: this is a very tight knit neighborhood. everyone knew these two couldn't get along but he never thought their fight would end like this. they're mourning the loss of two men described in murder- suicide. maryland state troopers were called to the

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in new york. good morning, juju. >> good morning, robin. i know there's political news out there. but also breaking news in indonesia, we want to get to right away. there's been a deadly tsunami which has swept away two villages and virtually everyone in them. a 7.7 magnitude earthquake off of sumatra this morning, sending a ten-foot wave into the island chain. some parents say it was so powerful, it was impossible to hold on to their children. at least 113 people are dead. nearly 400 are missing. we'll bring you updates throughout the morning. >>> u.s. law enforcement and intelligence officials are growing increasingly worried about the threat of a terrorist attack. specifically because of a disturbing, new trend. senior officials tell abc news, americans are rising to leadership levels within al qaeda. and are now influencing the group's decisionmaking. our pierre thomas has more. >> reporter: this is adam gadahn, an american from california. he's also, perhaps, the top propagandist for al qaeda

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captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. it's been one of the driving forces of campaign 2010, and today the tea party movement began a final drive to get the candidates it supports elected on november 2. the tea party 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

is bay area news at 7:00. a new law signed by governor arnold schwarzenegger late last night essentially deidealizing small amounts of possession of marijuana in california. it's designed to save millions during a budget crisis. we are live from san francisco to explain. >> reporter: the new law means anyone caught with an ounce or less of marijuana could face an infraction similar to a parking ticket or running a red light and supporters say that this could mean fewer lower level drug cases in the county courts. the leaguization of marijuana is already a cloudy political issue. and now a new law is cutting through the haze. governor arnold schwarzenegger signed senate bill 1449 late yesterday. it reduces the crime for anyone caught with an ounce or less of marijuana from a misdemeanor to an infraction. >> it will free up the jail spaces for the people that really need to be there. >> i guess it's a good idea, everybody got weed anyway. so many people getting caught with it, i guess cuts down on the work they

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more when 9 news now >>> welcome back to 9 news now.tudents a george washington university appear to have netted a spot in the guinness book of world records. last night 167 people took part in knockout, a type of basketball shootout. if this number of participants is verified by guinness, it would easily set a new world record. welcome back to 9 news now. thanks for joining us this tuesday morning. angie is here. she will have the traffic in just a moment. howard is starting us off with the forecast. i was in cumberland, maryland two weeks ago and could see the changes of the seasons. it was beautiful. >> been a beautiful few days and it will still be nice today. not summer like yesterday but still somewhat warm and then we will really cool down a lot, especially by thursday where jackets, sweaters and rain gear, i hope you have it ready it. we had showers and storms last night even across montgomery, prince georges, southern how war and eastern shore. big stuff this morning toward philly. it is a i approaching williamsport and points

hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter all about the battle of the airwaves new and alternative media outlets are challenging the dominance of traditional heavyweights in all languages why are viewers looking for alternative news reporting and in how is this challenging the media environment. to. discuss how media is changing around the world i'm joined by jon hamilton in baton rouge he is a professor of journalism at louisiana state university and author of the recent book journalism's roving eye a history of american foreign reporting in atlanta we go to shawn powers he's an assistant professor at georgia state university and in new york we cross to peter hart the activism director at fairness and accuracy in reporting and another member of our cross talk team and the hunger all right if i can go to you sean first why are the two things are going on here obviously there are new global english language stations coming on line r.t. came on line five years ago or less than that was al-jazeera press t.v. is out there right now but chinese are going to be importing an enormous amount of

lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> a new england sky diver is okay after a jump he will never forgetew stack veered off course. he wound up stuck in a tree for several hours. both his main chute and the emergency chute did deploy and that's what caused him to go off course. he is fine, but he was taken to a hospital for observation. >>> tropical storm paula is gaining strength as it dumped heavy rain on honduras. paula is packing 70-mile-an-hour winds and is expected to turn into a hurricane as it heads for mexico's yucatan peninsula. hurricane warnings have been issued for tourist areas from cancun to cozumel. >>> and here's a look now at your weather across the country. severe storms in the south, with gusty winds, hail and drenching rain. showers around st. louis, kansas city and milwaukee. cooler but with lingering morning showers from boston to new york. warming up from philly to washington. >> 92 in sacramento and 94 in phoenix. 60s in seattle, portland and boise. mostly 70s across the midwest. chilly and damp in boston at 60. new york at 70 and atlanta is 82. >>> well, first i

megyn: new news broke today.re stopped by a police officer in their truck with the two jet skis because license plates didn't match the one on the truck. this police officer can place them somewhere near the lake together and both alive about an hour and a half before the incident. you talk about her demeanor and how it raises questions for you. there has been a lot of talk about this. tell me what about it raises eyebrows for you? do we have wendy? >> i thought you were going to play something. megyn: your questions about her demeanor. >> i get nervous talking about whether demean 'proves or disproves somebody's guilt. there is no book about how you are supposed to behave in a case like this. but she was on with gretchen carlson a couple days ago on fox news talking about how upset she is. she said my husband loved your show, he watched you all the time. megyn: we have that. take a listen. >> good, good. >> appreciate you joining us and sharing your story, thank you, tiffany. >> i want you guys to know he really

seth doane, cbs news, new york. >>> frito-lay is bagging its new environmentally friendly snack bag just 18 months after it was introduced. it was unveiled with quite a bit of fanfare. the sun chips bag was made of compostable material. the problem, though, as you may be able to hear, turned out to be too noisy. and people said opening the bag sounded like breaking glass. frito-lay is now working on a better version. the real issue here is that it made it really difficult for you to sneak a snack in the middle of the night. that was my issue. so i complained. it was not me. welcome back. >> they thought they had problems with owe lest st ra. do you remember that? >> i remember the olestra controversy. it was nothing. >> nice to see you, erica. we have a tale of two coasts. showers on the east coast and showers in sections of the southwest. really, it's too cutoff lows. let's talk about it. low pressure system, not really carried by the jet. kind of wandering on its own going nowhere fast. so you see more showers right along the east coast today. and in the southwest, one to two inches po

new orleans, showers for you. the heaviest rains are shifting south of interstate 10 leer, down along the coast. gusty winds along with them. forecast for today, we will be wet down in south florida the next couple of days. some of that moisture is being sucked up to miami and the keys. showery weather, boston, new york and philadelphia, even that will improve during the day. the bottom line, we have a hurricane out there. it does not look like this one will head for the u.s. we have been lucky. nine hurricanes, none of them have headed for us. >> all right. let's keep the streak going. >>> wall street ready to wririnn record pay, and who thinks a fling with the boss gets you a promotion? >>> the giants try to finish off bobby cox and the braves, could brett favre put aside the distractions and help the vikings beat the jets? ready to try something new? campbell's has made changes. adding lower sodium sea salt to more soups. plus five dollars in coupons to get you started. campbell's condensed soup. pass it on. ca

jim pinkerton, and fox news radio, alan colmes, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> theyigure obama is not on the ballot you're not going to come out and vote. maryland, you've got to prove them wrong. let's show washington one more time, change comes from the time it doesn't come from millions of dollars of attack ads, change happens from the bottom up. change happens because of you. >> jon: president obama at buoy university on thursday working hard to get young voters back on his hope and change band wagon for the mid term elections in november. an election which according to most predictions does not bode well for democrats. mr. obama is set to appear on mtv next week in a town forum. let's talk about that taown forum. the company putting it together put out a casting call and they're screening the applications for the event, asking what issues the person is passionate about. >> yeah. >> jon: requiring a short description of your political views. >> right. >> jon: and requiring a recent photo. any chance. >> conspiracy. >> jon: do you think. >> oh, yeah. >> jon: any c

bbc news, north korea. >> stay with us if you can on bbc world news. still to come, and this is russia's latest secret weapon. is it just a load of hot air? we will reveal all. first, a greek police officer has been given life in prison for the murder of a schoolboy in athens two years ago. this prompted widespread rioting. civil unrest followed the death of the 15-year-old and went on for two weeks. it was the worst increase for decades. we have a report from malcolm brabant. >> this closes the darkest chapters in greece's recent history. the murder in 2008 ignited the worst social unrest in 40 years, with riots lasting for three weeks. the court imposed the maximum sentence on the special guard, the elder of the two defendants, who was described by the victim's family as a monster and the rambo of the rebellious district of athens where the shooting happened. the family of the schoolboy has welcomed the conviction. during the trial, and the defense painted the teenager as a troublemaker, but the family believes his memory has now been restored. the v

he's got a great plan economically for new york which would save new york or new york is going to being him crazy carl. they are camp out in front of his house, he has a 10-year-old daughter, i don't blame him. >> i think it is outrageous what the press did taking those pictures inside about his daughter. what is more outrageous for them to get on their high horse and say you invited public scrutiny and talking about your daughter. as if that means they can get inside her private life that's outrageous. liberals would never make that case if the shoe why were on the other foot. >> there's a double standard between our current political class and these any citizen legislatures that are coming out. we know what john mccain has said and done on the floor of the senate. we know about temper tantrums from bill clinton to whomever and a lot gets said and done behind the scenes. they want to use it against these new people coming up who are more or less citizen legislators. i think they are doing it just to keep them down. >> i think there's a real case for anger management. this guy has a

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this is mark matthews abc 7 news. >> we manufacture you next to news around the world.m in francis growing. now affecting air travelers in the united states. strikers are strangling fuel supplies and a half the flight out of paris airport and nearly a third of flights at other airports are scrap. other flights are told to bring enough fooel fuel for their return trip. strikers protesting the government plans to raise the retirement age to 62 from 60. >> at least 3 people are dead in the philippines from the strongest cyclone to hit the area in years. country is a waste land of fallen trees and power policy. thousands of people without electric wrist ty now. super typhoon is now headed to china and to vietnam. >>> and the endangered orangatan borneo getting helping hand. conservationist are slinging fire hoses across rivers to help the animal move around. idea for the rapping tang to meet new mates and boost the species chance for survival. many of these are isolated because swath of forest has been developed for plantation. bridges are a quick fix because the long-term

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today the transportation department outlined a new five-star safe rating system, a new crash test has been added and there are other changes that will make it more difficult for new cars and trucks to earn top grades. tom costello has our story. >> reporter:or 30 years the government has been crash testing cars and awarding stars. five stars are the best rated cars, one star puts a car at the bottom of the list. getting five stars just got tougher. the government is now adding side pull crash tests, eliminating the latest crash prevention technologies. >> if we're raising the bar for safety and we know that there are a lot of women driving or passenge in cars, we owe it to them to give them the idea that en they buy a car, they're going to be as safe as males. >> in recent years, vehicles have earned five-star ratings. now cars and trucks must utilize high-tech crash avoidance systems. like electronic stability control. systems that warn you when you're departing your lane or about toollide with another vehicle. a new total overall score ranging from 1 to 5. of the 55 models tested fo

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in palo alto kron 4 news. >> in oakland bart officials had a groundbreaking of the new airport connector. this is expected to be up and running by 2014. there's a lot of excitement about this project because it's expected great somewhere between 20 505,000 jobs either directly or indirectly over the next 3 1/2 years. the deal was crafted in true that 25 percent of the construction work would be done by oakland residents. marin kelly kron 4 news. >> a live look at the at&t park with the giants and phillies playoff game 4 is under way right now all heading into the bottom of the first inning. we'll be right back. apple held a press conference showing off a new kind of laptop. gabe slate was there he shows us how these new laptops are very different from anything else on the market we ask ourselves what would happen if the map book and i pad hooked up. (laughter) while this is the result. it's one of the most amazing things we've ever created. it is our new mac book air and we think it's the future of notebooks. >> there not to new mac book errors. these new laptops to the first on the mark

one new orleans hospital said it is overflowing with new- dats. some of the popular names are payton, drew, hartley and shawn. >>> well still to come, a cooler start to the week. topper has the rest of the your forecast. >>> but first, new hope for the 33 miners still trapped a half mile underground. the new estimate for their rescue and it's a lot sooner. that's up next. >>> back now with an update on the miners trapped underground in chili. today is number 60 since they have been stuck half a mile down. they've been eating three meals a day and the meals are being carefully calibrated for nutrition and calories. and they have survived longer underground than a lot of people thought. they are expected to be pulled up in the next couple of weeks. the chile president said that today. >>> the government ended the bailout program yesterday and in the end it was called $700 billion program, and it cost taxpayers less than $50 billion. it was priced at $341 million. tarp is credited with keeping the credit markets from completely collapsing but it did

the city is getting three new homes for only two new lots. it is a good deal and an efficient way to use property. it is necessary if the city is going to see in-fill housing. these are quite small. they range between 2320500 square feet. these are not monster homes. -- between 2300 and 2500 square feet. these are not monster homes. what our architect did do is reduce the height of the building so people across the street have a view that is now between 2.5 and four feet lower than the buildings that were initially presented with. some of the neighbors across the street withdrew their opposition as a result. the appellate did not. there is a disagreement among them on that side. on page 6, the appellate mention the potential to use -- to lose property value. what you have to keep in mind is my clients are developing a very overgrown, maryland 3900 sq. ft. lot. we do not understand how that reduces property values and reduces the neighborhood character. property values are not protected, of course. the appellate thinks that one fewer lot and f