i want to think that's not what happened. >> noel, go ahead, what do you think?, here is what i think, and this might shock you or may not. i think about three weeks ago, reuters did a poll asking for people's top priority in this election. 53% said jobs and the economy. 14% said health care. 9% said family values. nowhere in this mix was gay rights issues. i think the reason why we're talking about this, and the reason why it's exploded on mitt romney is because the economy is terrible, the obama administration, the obama campaign don't want to talk about the economy, they want to talk about extraneous issues, and conceivably important ones, but not issues the public are concerned with. >> noel, you can finish your thought, and i understand what you're saying, it's about jobs, i get that. but noel, quite honestly, that's a talking point. because this wasn't about gay rights. this was about foreign policy. he just happened to be openly gay and there were some tweets, but he is not in the job for foreign policy to make an issue out of gay rights. >> and i very muc

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noel walker ktvu channel 2 news. there is concern in the east bay that people are destroying what nature took millions of years to form. the area called rock city in mantodea an look state park has been hit hard by vandals who are either carving or spray painting the rocks. because of state budget cuts only five rangers now patrol the entire park. that's half the number that used to work there. rangers and most park goers hope through education people will decide to leave the rocks alone and let mother nature take care of her creations. >>> one of california's top legislators is pushing president obama to commit more federal money to build the state's high speed rail system. senate president pro tem darrell stainberg is trying to get skeptical lawmakers to okay $2.7 billion in initial spending by july 1st. steinberg told reporter today it would help in the federal government committed to even more than $3.5 billion it's promised so far. >>> google announced today a new feature the company says will enable its search

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noel walker is on the scene. >>> concord police are asking for your help. >> reporter: we are here on sixth street in front of the apartment complex where the hit and run happened. just couple yards away is a very busy intersection. neighbors say they saw the girl and sister play in front of their apartment complex often. when crews arrived the little girl was lying injure in the roadway. she was air lifted to children's hospital suffering major injuries to her foot and head but she is expected to survive. >> she was conscious. she was crying. she was in a lot of pain. her parents are yelling at each other. blaming each other. they didn't know what to do. >> reporter: police have released a description of the vehicle. it's a light blue late model pickup truck with oversized tires. investigators say there may be damage to the passenger side front headlights. if you have any information that might be helpful to police you are urged to contact the department. live from concord i'm tara moriarty. >>> police in livermore are investigating a teenage tragedy on a quiet street. a 13-year-old

monday night at 8:00 >> doctor hammond from falls road animal hospital with the cutest schoodle named noel. been a little lover. >> she looks like a teddy bear. >> does look like a teddy bear and a great choice for a dog if you have a small environment. all exercise he needs. not a schnitzel. >> my 11-year old cat was diagnosed with hypothyroidism -- i cannot afford the treatment. any other way to treat it? >> an interesting way, and that is through diet. it may not be relevant to all the cats out there but i would talk to the veterinarian about it. it is a yd diet by hill and mr. lee -- realistic tick -- restricts the iodine. >> i am 80 years old who has a cat who is the sweetest thing in the world of ruining my furniture and scratches me, too. my veterinarian to just id claw her. i will not do it. >> fair renault. it is a controversial issue. two things -- you can get a little, tiny caps that you can put at the end of the clause which your veterinarian and up to do. or you can do something called a tendon -- ectomy which does not recall their animal but just prevents them from using the

noel sherbert who's also a dancer. they became partners and then life partners. shebert says she's glad rad is is being a doctor over a dancer. >>> it is a missed opportunity, but i'm glad he became a surgeon is, otherwise i would not have is met you. >> the couple is is planning a dance at an upcoming fundraiser event. >>> lynette, that warms your heart. >> i love that story. that's good. >>> i think you're going to like the weather, especially as we go into the weekend. right now temperatures are mild, 56 degrees in baltimore, 65 in d.c., 61 in york, 61 degrees in fredrick. and the dewpoint in fredrick 61, so you know what that means. that means that we do have some patchy fog around the area. so we do have reduced visibility this morning in a lot of spots here, basically everywhere except d.c. and also dover. and we have about seven is miles visibility now in easton, five in fredrick, three in york and also hagerstown, five in winchester. we did have some is showers is, some heavier rain yesterday at this time, but things are different today as that system is

right noel kin at 64 degrees and 64 in northeast and the humidity it will continue to go down so we willss humid. it's going to be a stellar day on tap. megan? >>> health news for you this morning. a warning to adderall users, fable and poke dangerous -- fake and possibly dangerous pills have been sent to the people that ordered online. it urges people to use caution before ordering it online. >>> the world health organization is today marking this as tobacco day to draw attention to the risk of tobacco use. >>> tomorrow, the activist group breast-feeding mothers unite will rally against the harassment of breast-feeding moms. the march will be held in washington, d.c.. they're calling tit million moms -- it the million moms march and it comes on the heels of a new study in favor of breast-feeding. the journal suggests that breast-fed babies are slightly smarter than the formula fed counterparts. they scored higher on tests as well. >>> well if you have a toddler you know what it's like to stick anything around them because those kids will then put it in their mouths. so here's some thing

antioch city council approved seven cameras for noel puck, antioch community park, and marina. funds are being used to pay for the project. it will include a monitoring security camera. >>> controversial plan to put artificial turf at golden gate parks is moving forward but opponents could put up a fight. last night people packed san francisco city hall for a joint hearing by the planning commission and recreation and parks commission. you can see young soccer players were there among those that pleaded to replace the grassy fields after more than six hours of public comment they approved the project and its environmental report. >> it's really exciting. one of the great things today there is hundreds of kids that came and had a voice to talk to the commissioners about what they thought was important. they want safe healthy places to play. >> we were shocked these commissions would vote to destroy the western end of golden gate park with paving and 150,000 watts of lights. >> field renovations are expected to begin at the end of the year. work is expected to be complete by the

noel. >> reporter: mike, that closure for the first time in the bridge's history will start at 10:00riday night and then go until 5:00 tuesday morning. we just got back from a tour to give you an up-close look at why you might be detoured this weekend. >> so they're doing some of the prep work for this weekend's closure, we're standing here mid-span and the place where i'm standing will be gone. this concrete will be re by steel. look here on to the deck. you see that steel plate? that plate is going to be expanded. it's an expansion joint for earthquake safety. so they're moving it from 18 inches to 36 inches. so it will be bigger and stronger. again, this is the primary reason for the closure. let's look underneath. to get from up here to down there, we get a rare view of the dumbarton bridge. i'm on a catwalk now about a hundred feet over the bay. so we're on one of work platforms now, you can see they're doing some work over there on that one. what they're doing is they're getting it ready to put berries on -- bearings under the roadway soar and under the bridge at this moment. t

in san francisco, noel walker. >>> oakland police officers paid tribute today to those who have died in the line of duty. officers saluted as family members of the fallen gathered for the annual memorial ceremony. fifty-one oakland police officers have been killed on duty since 1867. their names are etched on a memorial wall at police headquarters. four officers were killed by convicted felons in 2009 and there have been no fatalities on the force. >>> a bicyclist is hospitalized tonight with what is described as life- threatening injuries after a collision with a pg&e van in san francisco. this happened at about 10:30 a.m. this morning at 13 street. police officers said they saw the bicyclist ride into the pg&e van as it made a left turn. the cyclist who was in his 30s was critically injured. the pg&e driver stopped and cooperated with officers. no charges have been filed. >>> the family of a conquered 4-year-old is hoping for help in finding the driver who hit the little girl and then drove away. her family says that she was playing in the street in front of her apartment complex o

edwards' defense attorney abby noel. young claimed he and edwards worked together to hide the affair and he even at one point falsely claimed paternity of edwards' baby. young, who wrote a book about the edwards affair was granted immunity by the government for his testimony. as he left the courthouse it tonight, edwards expressed hope for his future. >> i don't think god's through with me. i really believe he thinks there's still some good things i can do. >> reporter: now, the jury of eight men and four women spent close to 50 hours trying to reach unanimous verdicts on all those six counts. why they were unable to agree on five of the six, scott, isn't clear. they left the comment-- they left the courthouse tonight without make anything comment. >> pelley: anna, thank you very much. erin moriarty of "48 hours mystery" has been watching the testimony in the courtroom. erin, what appeared to be the central flaw in the government's case? >> reporter: i think simply put it's andrew young, the government's key witness. the

now, the woman he's dancing with is noel sherber, she is also a dancer, they became dance partners theney'll be competing for a fundraiser coming up very soon. so some things you just do not know about people. >> i love it. i wish i could say i did that. >> you are a huge fan. >> i am a huge fan, i love it. >> are you? reporter: i love "dancing with the stars." >> go to facebook this morning and like us and let us know what you think about the recent findings in the george zimmerman murder trial. let us know what you think about that.

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noel is one of the hardest hit areas. >> one of the hardest hit areas in florida. we are at the top of the storm which means we are at growned zero of tropical storm beryl. we are in a bit of a lull at the moment but you can see minutes ago gusts of winds over 35 miles per hour was reported probably higher. branchs on the ground. the growned is completely soaked. also debris. we spoke with a maintenance man who drove through downtown was responsible for fixing up the downtown area there was a pine treen down in a park and the roof of a house actually torn off as well. the main concern in the area is actually flooding. it is not that bad at the moment now. there were two different types of flooding. the fresh water flooding with the rain. as the thaied com tide comes ba in. >>> the time now is 16 after the top of the hour. traumatic video of the plane crash at the san diego bay. both passengers an amazing survival story to tell you about. >> a story of true inspiration. we will be joined bide a wounded warrior ready to tackle his next vision. as we head to the break

the sun noel grade, 680 traffic looks good heading to the south bay let's go to dave and pam. >>> a courtet for the man accused of killing sierra lemar, what is set are b case against him coming up. >>> good morning, there you go, skies are okay now but big changes are looming, i will have your forecast coming up. lysol knows the soft places we love could be home to bacteria. so use lysol disinfectant spray on soft surfaces everyday when you're cleaning up to kill 99.9% of bacteria. lysol. mission for health.

looks good although it is getting more crowded and to concord, also this morning's commute on the sun noelouth -- sunole grade heading south. >>> a body was found on omega avenue in caster valley. the body was found 6:00 last night. investigators have been at that home all morning gathering evidence. right now investigators are not saying much about what happened but alameda sheriff's office says they are still in the early stages. >>> suffering minor injuries in an early morning crash, look at this, it collided with another car at 14th and castro. both the police officer and the driver of the other car were checked out and released. it's still not clear what led up to that accident. >>> the search continues for a hit-and-run driver and the person critically injured, we are near the scene and with the information police are going on this morning, tara? >> reporter: police need your help in finding the suv which struck him as he was crossing the street here. this is a busy street, this is columbus and he was crossing the street in this direction and over here you can see where they actually

again this is all happening a long civic center drive and noel just got an update from police. >> reporter: that shelter in place was lifted but there is still one for the people in this area. it is still an active scene and we have people suiting up into active suits. this is video from when we first got here. the first one, they went into if an underground apartment garage to check out a hazardous materials situation, a woman was in distress, her husband had not seen her for a day and found her inside her car in the underground parking garage not responsive and i talked to the chief and he describes what the husband saw. >> there is a sign in the window that says hazardous gas and she is unresponsive to her husband who went to check on her. we currently have the fire department out and we will try to determine what exactly is in the car. >> they tell me that woman appears to be in the underground garage and that is the area that is off limits to anybody who lives in that apartment complex beyond that yellow crime scene tape. so we have police and fire on- site here and they have not dete

noel shesher. >> i just thought i had chapped lips. had no idea it could be cancer. >> reporter: anita was diagnosed with colitis, or precancerous sun damage of the lips. a condition that is becoming more common. >> people who use a lot of lip gloss, went to the beach a lot, went to the beach as a teenager, are now coming in in their 40s and we're seeing a lot of sun engage on -- damage on the lips. >> people don't realize that lip gloss can accentuate the lips. she wants to remind people to use spf on their lips. one in five americans will develop skin canc ner their lifetime. >> -- while many look for lesions or black spots. >> sometimes it doesn't look like that. times of sometimes it's a-- sometimes it's a red spot that doesn't heal easily or in anita's case, chapped lips. >> reporter: this is her during treatment. and just two weeks later, she was healed. and today, she is thankful sherber caught things early. >> without her, it could have gotten a lot worse than it was. >> reporter: skin cancer is the most common form of cancer.

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they approved serve cameras for noel park, antioch community park, and antioch marina. ww are being used to pay for the $225,000 project. it would include a monitoring station at the police department which would also incorporate existing cameras at the community water park. >>> a store plan to -- a controversial plan to put artificial turf at parks -- last night people packed into city hall even young soccer players. they were among those that bleed to replace the grass field. the planning commission approved the projects environmental report. critics of the projects say they are disappointed. >> there is definitely a possibility of a peel to -- appeal to the board of supervisors. >> supporters say it could be used longer and will be safer for the soccer players. field renovations are expected to begin at the end of the year. work is to be completed by early 2013 or 2014. >>> here's a reminder for you drivers the dumbarton bridge will be shut down tonight. it will stay closed through the memorial day weekend. it's part of a seismic retro fit project. the bridge will cl

noel sherbert. >> i just thought i had chapped lips. i had no idea it was cancer. >> she was diagnosed with precancerous sun damage of the lips. a condition that is becoming more common. >> people who used a lot of lip gloss, lipstick, when they were teenagers are now coming into their 40s. and we're seeing a lot of sun damage on the lips. >> reporter: sher ber says many women don't realize lip gloss can increase risk. >> the shine, which just accent watts uv rays, like a reflector. >> she wants to remind people to protect their lips, with an spf, along with sun blocking their bodies. one in five americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. and while most people are looking for lesions or black spots -- >> many don't look like that. sometimes it's a red area that doesn't heal properly, bleeds easily, and in anita's case, it was chapped lips. >> reporter: precancerous skin like hers can be treated. this is a topical cream. and two weeks later, she was heeled. and she is just grateful that it was caught early. >> without her, it

noel sherber. >> i just thought i had chapped lips. i had no idea it could be cancer. >> she was diagnosed with precancerous sun damage of the lips, a condition becoming more common. >> people who use a lot of lipstick, lip gloss, went to the beach a lot when they were teenagers are now coming into their 40s and we're seeing a lot of sun damage on the lips. >> the doctor says many women don't realize lip gloss can increase helps. >> the shine just accentuates uv rays like a reflector. >> the doctor wants to remind them to protect their lips with an sbf along with sun blocking their bodies. one in five americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime and while most people are looking for lesions or black spots -- >> many skin cancers don't look like that. sometime it's a little red area that doesn't heal properly. maybe it bleeds easily and in her case it was chapped lips. >> precancerous lip damage can be treated in a few days with a topical cream. this is her during too. and just two weeks later she's healed. today she's just than

. >> mark noel is my friend who has done a great job of making everything work so much better.hinks about things i don't think about. >> it might look unsafe, but a lot of care and attention has gone to make it very safe. >> cluster ballooning has come a long way since it was first attempted in the early 1930s. kent's lawn chair is outfitted with all the gear he'll need to survive a long trip. from a gps system so his ground crew can track him, to an oxygen tank so he can breathe above 13,000 feet. and lucky for us, it also includes cameras to document his voyages. but in preparation for breaking his record, the most valuable tool for couch is the experience he's gained from his earlier attempts. like this white-knuckle flight in 2007. >> in that '07 flight, the wind would shoot me one way or the other. it was a little bit treacherous air. but fatigue got to me on that trip because i had a big old parachute and it was real bumpy. my back was killing me. and i was running out of ballast. >> ballast is any type of weight that improves stability. couch prefers to use water. >> he

noel. welcome to the cash cab, guys. you're headed down to bowery and delancey.'re gonna have 30 blocks to rack up as much cash as you can. so we're going to begin immediately. are you ready? ready! all right, here we go. these first questions are worth 50 bucks a pop. here's your first one. due to its logo and its accounting practices, what disgraced company did the media dub the crooked "e"? enron. we're going with enron. enron is right. you're on the board with 50 bucks. all right, you're one for one. let's see if you can go two for two. as quipped by jay leno, what short-lived gubernatorial candidate used the slogan, "what you talkin' about, california?" schwarzenegger. no, i don't think it's schwarzenegger because it's a short-lived campaign, though. it was before schwarzenegger. oh, the gary coleman? gary coleman. yeah, it has to be gary coleman. we're going with gary coleman. that's the right way to go, and you're up to 100 bucks. also a common orthodontic device, what term refers to a payment made to secure the services of a professional? retainer. retain

his name is on one monument on the drive up to a more famous site, barlow's noel. i spent a lot of time on immigrants because it's so important, so important to recognize it. without the volunteers and draftees, the union could not have one. win tickets, soldiers shredded by hostile artillery and when they finally get to the wall or a clump of trees, other units pull back out of them but one the unit hangs on. it's the 69 pennsylvania. to two other companies pulled back. one is barely over run but they stay at the ball and they fight with this. you are biting ears off and clubbing people with muskets, shoving nicynta people, bayonets, broken rifles. every man in that regimen was a native of ireland. none was born in the united states. they were dockworkers from the docs of the delaware river in philadelphia and you know, we see movies or miniseries. there's almost always the token irishman, sort of the leprechaun in the blue suit that is fair to impart the wisdom of the old sod or for chronic relief. the irs of botvinnik union army and some of the confederates as w

type for a couple hours, go scuba dissing with ursula andres and then have lunch with noel coward. so for 99% of writers it doesn't work out like that. >> host: how did you begin by writing about broadway musicals and music? >> guest: i always loved music. i started out a disc jockey. i was in radio when i was teenager, and i was a disc jockey. i wasn't a terribly good but i was good enough. and i got fired, and if you get fired and you have no other skills, writing this one of the few things you can do if you got no other qualifications that would commend you to an employer. you should write. and i wrote a piece and mailed it off, and it got published, and i got a check for a three figure sum. i don't think i ever got one that. and i thought i could live off this for three months and then i spent it with 48 hours and i had to write something else. i started writing about -- because i'd been a disc jockey and i loved music, i started write about that area, and i always liked -- talk about favorite writers. one of my favorite writers were songwriters. if you're a foreigner, one way

bill: also new information on the disappearance of this young girl, why police are noeling -- releasinghe # 11 calls. >> 91 is, what's your emergency? >> i want to report a missing girl, my little girl, six years old, i believe she was abducted from our house. i was in the living room watching game at midnight, i fell asleep and i never heard anything weird. i was just like on the other side of the wall from her, woke up this morning, went to go get her for her baseball game and she's gone. bill they are headed to the international space station on the wings of a rocket. check this out. >> on board, lu find the american astronaut joseph acaba, part of a three man crew headed to the final frontier at the moment, in fact, blasting off aboard a soyuz craft from the former republic of kazakhstan, bringing supplies to the crew already living on the orbiting land, the international space station. night site. martha: a former bush administration official has a message for the white house, and it is this: do not kill the bomb maker behind the recent thwarted plot to bring down a u.s.-bound airp

of the victory raises expectations to the future electoral victory in burma and just two weeks ago, noeleace prize winner was finally sworn in as a member of the parliament in burma. as should proceed in the governing body, the moment was surely bittersweet and overdue honor and a victory for the men and women of burma. for example shows people everywhere that political isolation in a prison cannot silence the call for liberty. also the concerns about the transition to democracy remain, we know from our own history that a democracy is not protected overnight. today we are grateful to have her join us over skype to give her perspective on the transition under way in burma. i am so very glad to see you today, and i look forward to seeing you in person one day. welcome to this conference on freedom. [applause] >> thank you so much for your donation to the freedom collection. we are happy to have these mementos from you to commemorate your work in burma and you might be happy to know that in a few minutes we will be receiving other ridings and papers from the man who loved you very much and

. >> vamos a tomar y poner ajustado dentro del noeled, para que llegue a la mitad del molde. >> y vaeno. >> porque hoy seÑores ahora chisme nuevo de jenifer lÓpez. >> al parecer casper smart se sacÓ la loterÍa con jlo, no solamen solamente, bueno sÍ se lo sacÓ. >> y no solo por estar con tremendo mujer ron y dicen que le da dinerito todos los meses paraue no le falte nada pero dicen que ella estÁ plan ande un reality show de toda su gira y que este show fue considerado por una gn cadena de televisiÓn y se va enfocar en su vida y cÓmo casper dirige a el grupo deailarines de jlo. >> tengo que decir respecto a esa noticia. >> que ¿quÉ dice?. >>.... >> isas). >> como dirÍa miss meche. >> de casper smart, es como su apellido inteligente. >> pero pudiera cantar. >> (cantando). >> oye pero este tipo cÓmo es posible tiene a la mujer mÁs codiciada del mundo, la que mÁs billete gana, le hacen un programa a Él solito. >> pero debiste irte al bronx hace mucho tiempo. >> y tambiÉn hay que preguntar ¿quÉ tiene casper que le gusta tanto a jlo?. >> ¿te interesa saberlo?. >> eso lo sabremos luego de

>> boyfriends, my doggies, belly and noel and just friends that we meet there and that have been on afore. >> she's engaged, she's going to, i guess, get married before or after? >> i think after. >> i see a special! >> right? >> you won't live with her anymore after that? how will that work? >> i don't know. >> will she adopt you? >> i want to adopt her. >> ok, fine. >> she's my little sister. >> for tax purposes. >> yeah, right. i don't know, i'm praying that this one does well. it's us so we can't have any regrets. >> and it's coming up. i know "the jersey shore" is all about gtl. what do you think of the new jersey lady who has completely gone crazy with tanning? >> you know, i just got to say like to each their own. if she likes that, she likes it. >> she looks good. she looked darker. >> two things happened in reality in your reality show. you have the situation that goes into rehab and you have vinny, i know you spun off your old series. these are the people that made you famous. vinny d has anxiety. and drinking -- not supposed to be with the situation. vinny d, the drinking m

guarantee we have probably fried $400 worth of food there restaurant cost and we will start with chef mary noels window at the regular supermarket or you can do it yourself. and we have these that you will fry and they will have a crispy crunch when you open them up, mini egg rolls.you see how flaky that is. that will not happen what about the pricing. you have wings and calamari trimmed wanton cocoanut shrimp, fried mozzarella, french fries, shrimp wonton fried of los, fried 3 zucchini broccoli, -- olives. >>guest: you can use the biscuit dough that buy in a refrigerated section. pop-out the hole and you will have a great doughnut. >>host: we will turn the chicken. and is my fried mozzarella done? >>guest: give them 30 more seconds. crispy onion rings. >>host: and look at the underside, they were fried at the right temperature and they are not filled with greece. my hand is a dry. you do not see lots of+ hands because they are fried apple right temperature. t on a burger. -- at the right temp. >>guest: we had the timer and temperature and they are crispy on the outside and we will toss them in