i went look for the revolution in new york and new jersey and in the try state area.evolution is 11:00 news weather map of the new york area. >> and what did you find? >> well,, i mean, growing up you'll hear about boston. [inaudible] things happen in boston. [inaudible] you hear a lot about virginia. and i tend to think that new york didn't have much to do with anything. but i discovered that it all happened here. it all happened here. and, you know, kind of want to start a battle with my friend in tbons saying, yeah, yeah, but washington and the continental army pretty much, you know have [inaudible] in and around new york city which the british controlled for pretty much the whole war. so then it come the -- why did they camp here and not here and you know what did the hills matter? and that's just the book one of the questions for me. what did the hills matter? what did the hills have to say? really looking for, you know history in. >> one of the things you did here there's a picture on the cover of you in a row boat you escaped from manhattan. what was that about

>> announcer: abc7 news starts right now with live, breaking news. >>> that breaking news from san jose, two injured after an overnight fire at a residental complex, including a firefighter. >> m joins us live from the scene onio low court. daring rescues. >> reporter: daring rescues and -- and other different things happening as a result of this one unit apartment fire which is now out two injured, one at the hospital, the other refusing to go. yes, -- pictures showing ladder going up to the second floor. fire broke out about 4:30 firefighters responded they had this knocked down quickly. before they could knock it down, there was a woman inside that apartment, who says she woke up to flames, woken up not by the flames but her dog barking. she jumps out the window and then realizes her dog is still in there and decides to go back in. meantime, there are two people downstairs in wheelchairs who managed to get out. let's hear the story from the woman who was inside the apartment that burned. what she is saying that is when the she got out of the apartment she realized the dog was in, wen

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cbs news learned his ex's new boyfriend may have placed the call. shell didn't help by posting on facebook that a friend escorted him through security. >> the only thing i did do is walk through with him and guide him around and help him carry things and tell him what the regulations were. >> but shell ended up spending his birthday in jail. he was arrested when he arrived in dallas on outstanding warrants. all kinds of drama. >>> last night's pittsburgh/cincinnati football game in ohio, a member of the band did a lip-synching. cameras caught a trumpet player tumbling down the stadium steps. he missed like six. it caused his instrument to break apart. he managed to put the trumpet back together but missing the mouthpiece. he kept on going. he pretended to keep on going not missing a step. sometimes you got to fake it until you make it and fake it good. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a preview of the nfl season with james brown, host of nfl today. i'm terrell brown. happy friday. this is the "cbs morning news." terrell bro

ginger zee, abc news, new york. >> thank you, ginger. a different kind of storm that darkened the sky over phoenix. a giant cloud of dust, known as a haboob, arabic word for wind, blanketed the city. so thick some flights were delayed. drivers were forced to pull off the road. >> seen four or five of them in the area this year. wow. here is your monday forecast, everybody. stormy in the southwest. with heavy monsoons from new mexico to southern california. scorching heat in texas. also some thunderstorms around orlando, tampa and fort lauderdale. >> 91, miami. 70s in the northeast, midwest. 80s from kirk kesalbuquerque, 6e pacific northwest. >>> talk about lighting up the night sky. there was a spectacular sight in reno, nevada. >> take a look at the special balloons known as dawn patrol. lighting things up at day break over the weekend. part of the great reno balloon race, featuring more than 100 balloons soaring above the crowd. that's beautiful. look at that. >> gorgeous. >> have you seen the movie with repunzal in it, they have light

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>> i thought the new york times played it as the news story of the day.nk for obama, it was a very tough speech. he did talk about the importance of american values and commitment to first amendment which he really hadn't emphasized before so i think that the press in gener general, said most of them chose to forgot it. many covered it at great length. i hope some are listening to the speech for whom it was intended, iran, but i don't think they did. >> rick: you talked about the prime minister. the wire services, the news agencies and reuters and p a sending out a picture of the prime minister at the podium giving his speech. why would they choose these two pictures to send out to clients all over the world? cal, what's up? >> oh, this is so offensive. anybody who thinks that the media don't editorialize, even in their pictures, is a fool. the other thing that they don't understand and don't wish to understand is that there is no moral equivalencesy here between iran and israel and the united states. america and israel hold a certain values, pluralism, t

" -- breaking news.chers say they will strike this morning. the city's first teacher walkout in a generation. >> and now parents of 400,000 students are scrambling to make other plans. it's monday, september 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm paula faris. hope you had a nice weekend. >> indeed. and this is our last morning together for a little while indeed. >> where are you going? >> just days. not leaving. dayside for a few weeks. tour of duty for some other shows here. back end of the month. so hold it down for me. >> have fun doing the kardashian stories, okay. >> i'm sure i will get a few of them. we know that. >>> good morning, everybody. happy monday. i'm rob nelson. we'll get to the looming strike in the nation's third largest school district in just a second. a messy time in the city of chicago for a lot of folks. >>> also this half hour, those incredible images over new york city, what we are learning after not one but two rare to

we treat cnn polls as news. we report on abc news polls, cbs news polls, "new york times" polls.s are news. the second reason that news organizations treat their own polls as news is that they get to report on their own polls first. we get to break the news about our own nbc poll. and so when fox news released a highly newsworthy poll yesterday, how was it treated on the most important show on fox news, the show with the biggest audience on the network? it was mentioned exactly once in one question 27 minutes into that show. >> how do you account for the discrepancy between the rasmussen poll which has it at a dead heat and the fox news poll which has the president out by six points? >> i can't account for those two differences because there are so many factor that is go into it. my general comment about these polls is that they understate the romney vote and overstate the obama vote because they are using a 2008 model of turnout. in other words, you make the phone calls, you get too few blacks, too few lat noes, too few college students because they don't answer their phones. yo

that dog bites man, no news there. they don't like fox news.nteresting it appeared on nbc and they spent about third of the time talking about msnbc. there is an intrarockefeller center politics of nbc pounding on msnbc. it's got to be interesting and why williams and koppel would do that, i'm sure.... >> jon: he was showing his bias when he described fox news, a partisan news network with mocking slogan fair and balanced. then he went after bill o'reilly? >> the story is old media guard doesn't like cable news. they don't like the competition. i think it's been a fantastic thing for information. i think it's been wonderful for the public to get multiple news sources. >> "new york times" columnist describes partisan outlet as a primary news source, he writes is a threat to our perfect union? >> it's so self-righteous. you have to wonder. because the big difference is, immense variety of opinion and the fact there is much more of a niche brand in the way cable brand goes about it. in my mind it bears partisan bias all for free. i don't think you

few new start-ups turn a profit. many community newsrooms' still rely on volunteer labor, and broader economic issues. we want to encourage the members of our audience here at the public library to drive this discussion. this is your chance to ask these experts what is happening to the news that you depend on to make your day to day decisions. our conversation tonight will include five elements -- we will talk about the quality of reporting available to the public and move on to what is being done to create sustainable newsroom jobs. we will talk about creating a new system that enjoys constitutional freedom of the press, celebrates the diversity of our communities, and enjoys the economic independence needed to support ethical journalism. i would like to introduce my coast -- co-host of the evening, and she will be introducing our panelists. >> thank you, rose. it is a privilege to stand up here. we are not used to looking this good. we can go to radio in pajamas. i would like to introduce our panelists for today. w

new this morning...e officials in new hampshire are investigating the cause of a 3-alarm fire at a middle eastern foods supermarket you can see the flames some 25- feet high. the fire was so strong... firefighters they tried to keep the flames under control. the supermarket is closed on sundays... so no one was inside at the time. today... protesters will gather near the new york stock exchange... to celebrate the 1-year anniversary of the "occupy wall street" movement. marches and rallies are also planned in more than 300cities around the country.over the weekend... at least a dozen people were arrested... while observing the anniversary.the movement has lost its ability to organiie... since new york city mayor michael bloomberg evicted the protesters from the plaza last year. the space shuttle endeavour will have to wait until tomorrow... to make its final trip.bad weather forced the shuttle to postpone its piggyback flight to los angeles... where it will be put on display.the shuttle is scheduled to m

nbc news will be hosting an education nation summit right here in new york city. it's going to be beginning this sunday and you'll be able to see special programming across all nbc news platforms all next week. >>> well, now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. in new york, surveillance video captured a dramatic attack inside a laundromat. now the victim was punched and beaten with a large stick as two women and two men robbed the place. one of the men can be seen swiping a cash register. police are still looking for the suspects. >>> in the nation's capitol, human skeletal remains have been found underneath a historic home undergoing renovation. no criminal activity is suspected. instead, it could be the resting place of a man whose death dates back to 1850. >>> in oregon, don't worry, it is only a drill, but one designed to show what a massive magnitude 8 earthquake would feel like. a power company uses a simulator to help get its employees ready if the big one ever does hit. experts say there's a 40% chance of one rocking the

not as the good as "looper" and "new york daily news" says it has a pretty good cast.lot of energy. really good. >> cou >>> this morning on "world news now" -- deadly shooting developing overnight. we are learning about the victims who have been killed and wounded in a new act of work place violence. >> police in minneapolis say the shooter is among the dead. it's friday, september 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm john muller. >> i'm sunny hostin. paula and rob are off today. >>> we'll get the latest on that deadly work place shooting in just a moment. >>> also this half-hour, almost three weeks after the ambassador and three other americans were killed in libya, the white house now says it was a premeditated terrorist attack. what's behind this change from the administration? >>> and then on alert, some of the biggest banks in america are being hit in a wave of cyber attacks. how millions could be affected. >>> later, do demi moore and ashton kutcher have a secret reason they haven't gotten a divorce? we'll have the sw

i started in new orleans, cbs affiliate, wwl, number one station in new orleans.was 7/7/07, they let me anchor the news show. the only one. unbelievably nervous. and the broadcast that want to cable. let's see what you got. i was a newspaper guy for years. that saturday, noon, came. this is how it went down. >> good saturday afternoon, everyone. it is 7/7/07, i am rob nelson in for lea. we'll get to the stories. first let's check in with dawn brown and a quick look at the forecast. hey, dawn, people think today is lucky. are we going to get lucky with the weather? >> awful, god awful. >> great transition. >> i didn't know where to look. blinking too much. shifting eyes side to side. never been more nervous on the saturday afternoon. that was the first day. that was the first day in broadcasting. back in '07. what a long road. >> look a little younger almost the same. >> 15 pound lighter. voice is different. everything is different. >> i hatch lost weight since i moved here. what about you? >> i actually started in tv behind the scenes in pro ducts, eight years. i

a new round of embarrassment for the royal family. new photos published of kate middleton. this time, completely nude. the palace's reaction this morning. >>> and the leap. caught on tape, a 71-year-old man jumps from a burning building, straight into the arms of his neighbors. this morning, we're going to hear from the jumper and from the men who saved him. >>> and good morning, everyone. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. arnold schwarzenegger, answering more questions about his betrayal of maria shriver, his wife of 25 years. we have the video of him on the hot seat and more details from his explosive, new book. arnold now admitting to multiple affairs in this tell-all. >> a lot of people are wondering why is he talking. we'll get to that coming up. >>> also, we'll look at the teacher charged who hired a hitman to take out a fellow teacher. we're going to hear from his co-workers this morning. what do they think drove him to this? >>> and the biggest story in pop music may be cooling off. madonna versus lady gaga. the material girl opening her heart to momma m

that dog bites man, no news there. they don't like fox news.ng it appeared on nbc and they spent about third of the time talking about msnbc. there is an intrarockefeller center politics of nbc pounding on msnbc. it's got to be interesting and why williams and koppel would do that, i'm sure.... >> jon: he was showing his bias when he described fox news, a partisan news network with mocking slogan fair and balanced. then he went after bill o'reilly? >> the story is old media guard doesn't like cable news. they don't like the competition. i think it's been a fantastic thing for information. i think it's been wonderful for the public to get multiple news sources. >> "new york times" columnist describes partisan outlet as a primary news source, he writes is a threat to our perfect union? >> it's so self-righteous. you have to wonder. because the big difference is, immense variety of opinion and the fact there is much more of a niche brand in the way cable brand goes about it. in my mind it bears partisan bias all for free. i don't think you have to

the bad news is, nothing is going to change. >> jon: bias the "new york times"?and arthur observing from the belly. liberal beast to say it was a quote hive of like-minded liberal thinking. >> how many papers have a public editor and holds them to it. >> it's think the "new york times" rebuttal, saying we

new season, new coach, new security. the raiders kicking off their season on monday night football in just a couple of hours from now. but it's not all fun and games. there are serious concerns about safety and fan violence. let's bring in nbc bay area's arturo santiago who joins us from the coliseum with the raider nation this evening. it's always been an issue at the coliseum with security. what is happening this season, arturo? >> reporter: well, the party started as soon as the gates opened out here, raj. take a look behind me. you can see there is a sea of tailgating tents behind us. and right next to the tailgaters is the police force watching over them. even with all of that going on, the emphasis is on getting fans into the stadium early. they even have an early in and you may win contest going on, and it's all in the name of fan safety and security. >> yeah! >> reporter: it usually doesn't take much to get raider nation in an uproar. but throw in the fact it's the first game of the season, it's on monday night f

that's that's that's breaking the news. it sending out for you know doing original reporting you have. sites such as pro publica neiman labs that are doing their own original reporting and traditional magazines that have gone digital like mother jones but more or less they're doing all the original reporting and they are feeding the social media platforms that shoot it out to you know people who are you know looking for this who are trying to mind this is this content and you know and they're staying away from from curation to i mean some of these sites are basically curating other people's work while they're going directly to these new media outlets that are doing original reporting and then shooting it out through social media directly to the universe not some site in collects that curated like garc or something like that i mean you know that's that's what you see and what we're seeing at georgetown with the metrics that gallup looked at is that people are doing that kind of curation thing for you know to look for enterta

getting a new honor on capitol hill. shawn yancy has tonight's fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight one important statue is moving across the district. no. 5, the district statue of abolitionist frederick douglass is moving from judiciary square to capitol hill and join statues from each of the 50 states. douglass will be the third black american depicted in a statue on capitol hill. no. 4, scientists say long commutes could also send you to an early grave. a study found bad traffic is linked to lack of exercise, heart problems and stress. the best way to prevent it? give yourself enough time so that traffic doesn't get to you. no. 3, don't drive while taking anti anxiety drugs. a recent study found people involved in car accidents were more likely to have been taking that kind of medication. researchers are advising doctors to encourage patients not to drive while taking those psychotropic drugs. no. 2, nintendo is releasing its brand-new wii gaming system. this video shows the new touchscreen wii u game pad controller.

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>> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is abc world news america -- "bbc world news america," reporting from washington. the u.s. embassy in sanaa is under attack as protests spread to the middle east. the afghan army is making progress, but the government is not. can it survive when nato forces leave? his footsteps won the space race. today, hundreds gathered to pay a final tribute to astronaut neil armstrong. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. u.s. warships are sailing to the coast of libya following the coast -- the death of the american ambassador. american embassies around the world are ramping up security. in yemen, those measures might be too late. protesters in the yemeni capital reached the embassy walls today. it is continuing fallout of a film produced in america that muslims see as an insult to the prophet muhammed. from the libyan capital, tripoli, are middle east editor now reports. >> the american embassy in, yemen's capital -- in sanaa, mn's capital, is heavily fortified. the anger spreading across the region about the anti-m

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it starts with you. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> we told you about that young boy shot while sleeping inside his home in oakland. there was also another shooting involving five women inside a car near mills college. three were injured. it is possible one may never walk again. ktvu's cara liu is live with pictures of what happened. >> reporter: frank, family here that hospital say they are afraid to be shown on camera because the people responsible still haven't been caught. >> reporter: ktvu video after someone opened fire on a car full of young people. two sisters were shot. a third girl was hit by glass and bullet fragments. it happened last night near mills college. family members have been at the hospital throughout the day. >> this is my cousins, right? i hope they be all right. >> one is in intensive care unit. might be paralyzed. >> reporter: they want the violence to end. >> stop the violence, increase the peace. >> reporter: oakland police and officials announced they took 560 guns off the streets this year

including parts of vermont and new hampshire and upstate new york.ou can see further across to the south, in philadelphia severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 eastern time. >> gregg: let's transition, the white house on the left and the nation's capitol you can't see amid heavy downpour there. on the right-hand side of your screen and again, the nation's capitol with tornado warnings and great many of the counties in virginia and maryland that surround the nation's capitol. what a downpour. we'll continue to follow what is happening as the system continues to move northward and into new york, as well. keep it right here for the latest weather data. >> heather: a number of outages, about 42,000 people without power. >> gregg: a california judge ruling that arnold schwarzenegger did not break any laws when he cut the manslaughter sentence for a political ally hours before the governor left office. and faa is investigating why an airplane part the size of a refrigerator door fell from the sky and crashed into a washington state neighborhood. teachers i

new i-phone owners aren't shy about showing off their new buy. some found a tiny chip on the phone just after he left the store. >> that's no fun. >> one customer was quickly which is beinged into the store by an employ' after he showed our camera a chip on his phone. we heard them saying they would take care of the problem. on the facebook page there's more than 50 comments. paul b writes, if it's that easy to chip and scrap it in the box it came in, sorry, apple, about you just made up by mind with the upgrade. i'm going with the htc-x-1. >> i have dropped by older i-phone probably 40 times since i bought it. always works. i love apple. >> it doesn't matter to apple lovers. the phones are sold out in palo alto. and one is said to switch carriers just to get the phone. >> if you want to buy a phone from sprint, you have into it. >> she's a consumer psychologist with golden gate university. she said people will overlook i-phone flaws due to the left behind by the founder. >> i think the magic by steve jobs sort of left us unable to focus on the n

whats new this week? the next presidential election is just around the corner...with the campaigns under way both parties are working hard to get your votes. briana villalobos show us -- one makers of one controversial documentary is trying to making sure president obama's first term is his last. ">>>conservative author turned film maker -- diniseh d'sousa -- is trying to get you to vote republican...with this new documentary called 2012 obama's america... so far, the film has earned 20-million dollars -- one of the highest grossing documentaries in history. political science professor melinda jackson says the documentary plays on voters' fears. "melinda jackson says: i think that one of the main themes is that we cant trust president obama that he is an outsider and that he doesn't share american values and the message of the movie it is trying to raise some fears about president obamas trust worthiness and his legitimacy as president." the chairman of the santa clara county democratic party has some cho

new light & fit greek. its creamy-thick texture helps satisfy you. and at 80 calories, it's the lightest greek yogurt with fruit. new light & fit greek. be light and fit and satisfied. >>> in siberia, a man hijacked a payloader and rammed it into several parked cars and a truck as it weaved through a parking lot. the spree ended when the vehicle got a flat tire. angry onlookers took matters into their own hands, beating the man before pulling him from the cab. the man looked dazed. the police eventually showed up, not that they really needed to, and they didn't immediately take him into custody. one angry onlooker managed to get in one last shot. unbelievable. >>> chicago is bracing for a possible strike next week by its more than 26,000 public school teachers and their support staff. thousands of teachers put on a show of strength monday, labor day, at a rally in the city's downtown area. they're at odds with mayor rahm emanuel over merit pay in a previously negotiated contract. >>> "cbs moneywatch" time o

new age mystics. then, the people i have more sympathy with, you know, ultimately and just suppose those can create tension between those representations. and also thinking a lot about how to render landscape and how to render the human form upon the landscape he kasai was always thinking about the painters, vasili painters of the colonies coming to your colonies in the way the western represents people, john ford and more recently, people like paul thomas andersen, there will be blood, which i think is probably the best western of our generation. and early on, and literary terms, i set myself a poet writing against because i just think it's a reactionary old fire it. they think it's totally over iraq. and everybody ghosties the borderland. come on, give me a break. but ultimately, i've realized he has the borderlands. he's incredibly powerful. you know? those representations are to be dealt with. i was jumping my sword at a windmill. you know, ultimately grudging respect to the borderlands and i even

eun, back to you. >>> from good news there to not so great news for redskins fans. after a stellar first win, the burgundy and gold have some disappointment to deal with this morning. the st. louis rams fought back from 15 points down to win the game 31-28. it was still an impressive showing by rookie quarterback robert griffin iii. he threw for one touchdown and ran for two more. but it was one mental error, if you will, with the time ticking down and the game on the line that ultimately cost the skins a shot to keep a perfect record. our own dan hellie has the story now from st. louis. >> reporter: good monday morning from st. louis, everybody. i hope we all remember how great it felt after the redskins beat the saints to open up the season. now it's back to reality. a 31-28 loss here in st. louis to the lowly rams. perhaps not so lowly anymore. sam bradford dissected this redskins defense. and, of course, the play that's going to grab the headlines, josh morgan's unsportsmanlike conduct penalty to put the redskins out of real field goal range. but in reality, the

new orleans at 88 degrees. moves into new england after this front, the south is the place to be. san antonio is 92 degrees tomorrow. >> good morning. i am jacqui jeras. out with clouds. in the few rain showers earlier. way to a little bit of sunshine over all of the area. and we do have a chance of rain forecast.n our stream will be moving in through the week. today and mix of sun and clouds. some isolated showers. the three. are se >> it's a little cloudy in times square. but that's not a problem. let's go back into lara. >>> sam is yummy like ham. "gma" will share with you this story. tom cruise, a close friend speaking out about the star on how he's really getting used to life as a single dad, after a, quote, wrenching year. >>> plus, our abc news exclusive, interview with j.k. rowling. her brand-new book and the secret she's revealing to cynthia mcfadden. >>> and "modern family" is taking over "gma." and today, it's julie bowen, live. all that and more, coming up on "gma" live from times square. ♪ leaving

a dream come true. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> cinder block walls.uidelines. oh, make sure you are not dumb. make sure you get good grade. >> if you are, get smart fast. >> wear your hair in pig tails. >> nice, paula. >> somebody will think it is a picture of me. >> that's smoking. i take credit for that. >> i'll give you a poster for your room. can you sign it. spray some perfume on it. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- developing news out of libya. a state department worker is dead, killed in a violent attack on a u.s. consulate. >>> u.s. diplomats are on alert in that region. and the situation is being called a very dangerous one as a new day dawns in the region. it is wednesday, september 12th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm john muller. >> good morning, everybody, i'm paula faris. we will get to the developing news in just a moment. but, first, 9/11 remembered. how new york city, pennsylvania, and the nation's capital marked a solemn day. a bit differently than they have in year's past. this is

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> now we want to take you live to new york city where occupy protests are already underway, they began over the weekend the city has seen a dozen arrests today does mark the anniversary of the movement protesters converging near the new york city new york stock exchange and 30 other cities. it spread quickly a year ago today but fizzled a little since then as we've noticed here in the bay area. protests typically in the name of ending foreclosure, racial inequality. in new york, stop and frisk. also the debt. again -- [ unintelligible ] >> back here this morning, oakland man under arrest after breaking into a san leandro home over the weekend. police say 20-year-old entered the home on the 100 block of oaks boulevard, homeowner heard him come in and confronted mack the two fought and he held him down until police got there the homeowner says he was not hurt. >>> wand man surrendered to police -- wanted man surrendered to police in newark. highway patrol went to motel 6 sunday morning. a license plate check linked a car parked at the motel to the suspect. of

i wonder, in light of that, how new, really, is new media? as the dust settles, is new media not just become the old media as it has been? how far have we come from a daily billing 60 years ago criticizing, saying the press is free only for those who own one. >> is a great question. i am going to go back to that first question, the quality of digital journalism. we are more than 15 years into internet news. still, you hear people say it is coming along. someday it will

so i'm going to take you to northern new mexico briefly here angela chose northern new mexico. she is from central new mexico, albuquerque. oath of our families have issues with addiction. i think that was another point of encounter between us. but she chose northern new mexico i think not to be right next door to her family, but close enough so we could visit often. and also because the northern new mexico there's a place called the espanola ballot that runs along highway 68, which ultimately comes out of santa fe investor talus. so if you are to be espanola valley is called the low road in taos. i'm not place in northern mexico has the highest rate of heroin addiction and the problem is not getting better. it's getting worse. so we arrived in northern new mexico and is a participant observer, detox clinic and i'm kind of along for the ride. and even though i knew what angela's work was about a minute the darkness of it come to, danger of it, somehow it wasn't really registering for me when we arrived on that landscape. i was thinking that dh lawrence kaplan about talus and ho

as this new season begins, a new study shows how dangerous football can be and looks at what a career collisions can do to the brain. it came out the same day the nfl made a $30 million donation to research the connection between brain injuries and long-term bigad shaban reports. >> kevin turner had plenty of collisions during his time in the nfl. some so hard they made his head spin. >> some ringing in your ears. you may see a few spots. >> now the 43-year-old is battling als or lou gehrig's disease. a new study finds players like turner may be more likely to die from diseases such as als and alzheimer's disease which damage the cells in the brain. >> three times the risk of dying from these causes than you would expect from the general population. >> recent study suggests head injuries on the field may lead to neurological problems, but the researchers of this study stopped short of drawing that conclusion. the study in the journal of neurology looked at about 3400 men who played in the nfl between 1959 and 1988 for five years or more. the nfl says it's taken significant steps to ad

>> we have breaking news. big news, big news.to share with you guys is that we hit 60,000 fans on facebook. >> yea! >> there we go! >> great job. >> thank you. >> cue the balloons right. cue the balloons. >> where are the balloons? >> but i did want to say, i did start it as a desk assistant in 2008 when i was producing, "the skinny," and "morning papers" and now "the mix." >> the "the mix." >> lots of things change. you can see our facebook page is a way where we can put everything we do in our 90-minute broadcast on to one place and get lots of feedback. you are on facebook. john, on facebook. trying to get you on twitter as well. >> i look twitter the. >> you have more followers on twitter than we do. >> better on twitter than facebook. >> celebrating 60,000 fans. some of the things we post on facebook, "the skinny," "the mix," nfl competition that we just kicked off yesterday, we're looping in our fans as well. you can definitely ent ainterac vote. participate, the whole point of this page. >> we have been asking people to tw

brian ross, abc news, new york. >> interesting details coming out.ys leading up to september 11th where it was translated into arabic that it really caught fire. literally. >> and, brian ross mentioned that his family in egypt funded this film. he is afraid for their lives in egypt. afraid for his own life. now we are hearing about the million-man march in cairo, staging protests around the world. hamas, islamic jihad are teaming up for anti-u.s. march as well. and the u.s. intelligence, they issued a bulletin. that said, violent extremist groups in the u.s. could exploit anger over the film to advance their recruitment efforts as well. we need to be on alert, high alert here in the u.s. as well. >> yeah, no doubt. >> moving on. mourners packed washington's national cathedral to bid a final farewell to space pioneer kneel a neil armstrong. set foot on the moon in july 1969 with the immortal words, one small step for man, one giant leap for man kind. fittingly the tribute included the song "fly me to the moon" performed by diana kroll, armstrong burie

>> reporter: charles hadlock, nbc news, charles, texas. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturdayi'm lester holt. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. now. >>> good evening. i'm chris sanchez in for die want dwyer. more americans say they will get away for the holiday and some will have to find an ate nate route. crews are performing

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 62 degrees at the airport. the regular-season lines down for the orioles. keith mills will have more. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. it is busy out there. the roads are still wet. eastbound 32, we have some closures because of an accident. another accident in crofton. a disabled tractor-trailer southbound route 10. watch for delays in the city at north avenue and bel air road. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is old court road. traffic on the northwest corner of the beltway is building from just past 795 down towards edmondson. this is 295 and we can see some southbound delays. all those delays are creeping into place as early this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have a break from the rain. you can see more rain in the mountains. a good idea to take an umbrella with you. showers are expected again later this

"nightly news" starts now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >> good evening. propelled by thunderous applause coming out of charlotte, where we last saw you just last night, president obama, after launching his reelection effort, was hit head-on by the economic reality today even though 96,000 jobs were added to the u.s. economy in the month of august, and even though the unemployment rate fell from 8.3 to 8.1%, both the need and expectations were greater than that. and so with economists using words like "anemic," that affected what the campaign was hoping would feel much more like a post-charlotte victory lap. the economy remains the big issue in this campaign. and we begin our coverage of all of all of it tonight with white house correspondent kristen welker traveling with the president in iowa city tonight. kristen, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. well, president obama left charlotte this morning with the vice president and first lady to hit pivotal

good news. no one was injured. >>> now we turn to a horrific injury from the weekend's college football games. doctors say it is too soon to tell if a tulane university player will be paralyzed after a spinal fracture. safety devon walker, 18, hurt saturday in tulane's loss at tulsa. right now at a tulsa hospital, listed in stable condition. in the icu. doctors do plan to operate on walker in the next few days. sending him prayers and good luck. serious, serious injury. >> had to perform a tracheotomy on the field. >> right there on the field to save his life. >> thoughts and prayers to him. a monkey that attacked two people near orlando has finally been captured. police and animal control officers swarmed a neighborhood in sanford, florida, for the capture. the pet ran from home to home, jumped on a police car, bit two people. second time the monkey managed to leave home on his own. gma will have the latest. >> yes. down in florida. on the monkey. >> on the monkey beat. yes. a look at weather o

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the oversight board is being addressed at tonight's special meeting. >> a new season, new coach and new security. the raid remembers kick off their season tonight on "monday night football," but it's not all fun and games. there are serious concerns about safety and fan violence. let's bring in arturo santiago. the fans now are getting into the stadium with new security. >> the tailgate is still going strong but more and more people are starting to make their way in the stadium. stadium security has taken center stage this year. the raider organization has taken measure to keep their fans same and trying to enhance the raider experience to do it. this is raider nation. >> we have the best barbecue hear. >> reporter: we're back, baby and miss you guys. not as much as you miss us. >> the raiders organization is welcoming back its fans, and it's trying to get as many is of them as possible to enter the stadium early. there are contacts and giveaways and a pre-game show. nfl stadiums are now equipped with magnetometers to make entry faster and easier. >> they have added new measures to make

the median price of new homes sold in august rose by a record amount, however, sales of new homes dipped slightly. that took a toll on home builders pulti group kb and beezer. >>> austerity protests in europe like these in spain blunted any news of the housing market. they warned the country is in a deep recision. >>> american greetings jumped 17% after the company said they could soon go private. >>> canadian auto workers union reached a new tentative labor contract with chrysler group late yesterday following similar deals with ford and gm. >>> new research from the few center finds a record one in five u.s. households were saddled with student loan debt in 2010. that's more than double the homes with college debt in 1989. the average amount owed $26,682. >>> u.s. bank and pnc have joined the likes of jpmorgan chase, bank of america and wells fargo in reporting their websites have been hacked. a cyber watchdog agency recently increased warnings of such attacks which some are blaming on iran. >>> red lobster and olive garden parent darden restaurants along with sears are changing their

that is per new ethics guidelines. however, a new policy is not in place yet. the executive board rejected the draft proposal. members didn't like the restrictions on recommending friends and relatives for jobs here at the airport. the board did adopt a new travel policy, which contains spendy limits and requires approval before taking trips. >> the bottom line is, we are putting in best practices and it is our job to make sure that we follow those practices and that we earn whatever trust we have lost. >> peggy fox, 9news now. >> potter says they are also getting rid of no bid single contracts and future contracts will go through a competitive process. the board is also planning to vote on new finalized ethics policies in two weeks. >> former president bill clinton is the big headliner at tonight's democratic national convention. but today, all of the talk is on a major change to tomorrow night's schedule. randall is in charlotte with details. >> crews are tearing down the stage at bank of america stadium where president obama was supposed to accept his party'

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