and noel. noel, i don't know if nbc will cover this.t will be interesting to see if they do. >> here's the deal. this is really funny. ann romney has a wealthy husband, what do you expect her to dress in, something from the gap? but michelle obama is being supported by the taxpayers and what i like is i want to know when her husband was u.s. senator for short term or when he wrs a community organizer was she sporting $6,800 jackets? i don't think so. and with her husband trying to send a message he's connecting to the common man and he really feels the pain of what's going on in america, having his wife running around in an almost $7,000 jacket really sends a conflicting message. >> don't you think, leslie, in fairness that nbc news ought to do a story on the $6,800 whatever? i wear jeans and sneakers everyday and a baseball hat so what do i know? >> i do know that. that is true. but, sean, you guys are a little bit confused here. michelle obama is the first lady. ann romney wants to be the first lady. i remember. >> wait a minute. wait

adam noel) "braylon is fortunate to be alive."(v/o)braylon's doctor... r. adam noel...rease in this type of injury.(sot)"they are fascinating, and sales are through the roof. for example, buckyballs, which has only been on the market since 2009, claims to have annual sales of more than 25-million dollars." (v/o)buckyballs has a warning that states "keep away from all children, and do not put in nose or mouth."(sot: andrea rock)"but our investigation shows that warnings in other brands of magnet sets coull be easily missed."(v/o)zen magnets' warning is buried under several layers and encased in cellophane. and some online retailers do not have any warnings. toys "r" us simply touts "endless hours of play." (sot: andrea rock) "we are concerned that the warnings on these magnetic balls have not prevented serious injuries in children, and we are calling for the removal of these toys from the jordans bought the magnets long before they had braylon and had no idea of the potential danger. (sot: meaghin jordan)"i would advise parents with everything in me not to buy them at al

noel, did you notice? >> i did notice. >> i think my wife has noticed. >> sean: really?he things i will have to say, you could actually have a lot of fun with that and you could take two of those clips and it looks likeab endorsement of ryan. these are all pro-things? >> clinton, too. >> absolutely! >> what they are saying is what everybody knows to be true. he is unfailingly civil. he's substantive and courageous on the budgetary issues. they said these things before the memo came down that they have to viciously attack him as some hateful threat to american seniors, which we are going to hear from-- >>> wait a minute. i was watching this weekend. who -- there is only one candidate who gutted medicare. who is it? >> that's right. cuts on current senior it's. >> sean: [overlapping dialogue] who is counting? >> this shows, they will try to demagogue paul ryan because he wants to make the program more efficient and competitive and have elements of innovation and competition in it, 10 years from now. these are cuts that the president passed to fund another unaffordable enti

noel osmond was the first student to arrive. >> very exciting. four more years until i graduate. >> reporter: soon after, hundreds of other students filed in with varying degrees of enthusiasm. >> i'm just tired, i guess. i'm really excited. >> i'm excited for my classes but i'm really tired. >> reporter: time has run out for summer assignments. >> it is a little disappointing, to finish my sculpture i was supposed to do for ap ceramics. other than that, pretty exciting. >> reporter: scoot security staffer was a one woman welcoming committee ethis school year, montgomery county has a record setting 14,000 students and its most diverse population ever. >> back to normal. basically the same task. you have to wake them up, because they are agers. -- they are teenagers. >> reporter: for some, it might take awhile to adjust to the morning routine. in bethesda, andrea mccarron 9news now. >>> students also went back to school in the district today. the newly renovated elementary school on albermorle street northwest welcomed youngsters back this morning

in richmond noel walker ktvu channel 2 news. >> for more on the refinery fire just visit ktvu.com and click on the chevron tab. >>> documented immaterial grants lined up to take part of the federal government's new defer dead poration poll sichlt in san jose people began arriving at charities at 2:00 a.m.. they're applying for resident status under president obama's new deferred program. it allows children who were brought here illegally to stay and work in the u.s.. in southern california protesters held a rally and said illegal immigrants should be deported but others say it's a dream come true. >> i'm going to be able to apply for a job, my driver's license so i don't have to struggle anymore. >> among the requirements, applicants must have arrived before age 16 be currently under the age of 30 and have no criminal record. >>> it was a big day for many immigrants. coming up in eight minutes the important step taken today by hundreds of people in the bay area. . >>> a big rig mishap caused some big problems today. commuters on interstate 80 in san pablo. a truck carrying a crane was

adam noel) "braylon is fortunate to be alive."(v/o)braylon's doctor, r.ducting a nationwide study and says he's seeing an alarming increase in this type of injury.(sot)"they are fascinating, and sales are through the roof. for example, buckyballs, which has only been on the market since 2009, claims to have annual sales of more than 25-million dollars." (v/o)buckyballs has a warning that states "keep away from all children, and do not put in nose or mouth."(sot: andrea rock)"but our investigation shows that warnings in other brands of magnet sets could be easily missed."zen magnets' warning is buried under several layers and encased in cellophane. and some online retailers do not have any warnings. toys "r" us simply touts "endless hours of play." (sot: andrea rock) "we are concerned that the warnings on these magnetic balls have not prevented serious injuries in children, and we are calling for the removal of these toys from the consumer market."(v/o) the jordans bought the magnets long before they had braylon and had no idea of the potential danger. (so

and getting gold and exchange now we looked into this further and we spoke to walk in stanley jacob noel and he was saying that this actually means that washington has less power to be out in case of emergency crisis . i don't think so i think if you have a currency this just backed by the gold standard you won't have the kind of flexibility to intervene when you have a crisis think what happened when lehman brothers went down and the authorities sat on the sidelines since then through the crisis we've had the fed intervene time and again i'm not saying that there are negative consequences to those interventions but if it hadn't intervened there's a so there's a significant risk that would be in a far worse place than we are today in the great depression in america unemployment was in the high teens low twenty's for years now in america it's just eight percent i think it's a lot worse than it could it's a lot better than it could have been and their hands could have been tied if they'd been tied to a gold standard. very interesting this gets a wall street and see how the stars are gettin

argentine kwan martin del potro novak djokovic in straight sets seven five six four potro showing noel effect of his a record breaking marathon semifinal defeat to federer. meanwhile serena williams won her second gold in as many days this after becoming a singles champion or a day after becoming a singles champion williams along with her sister venus won the women's doubles the americans saw off a check of under a cloud cover and lucy in straight sets six four six for. the russian. olenka a reduction in the bronze medal match as we speak they face a tough test against american journey so they may be nice or huber the americans took the first set six pool over the russians bounced back as you can see that taking the second. was a surprise bronze elsewhere for russia in the women's marathon tatiana patrolled the alcove around the rates of life to come in third in a time of two hours twenty three minutes and twenty nine seconds as a new a possible best the gold went to tiki gallon of ethiopia who also said he would limp it record for silver when the kenyans place carjacked two. dollars a

he arrived at 6:15, his name is noel osmond, he is a freshman who hopes to land a college scholarshipnd already knows he wants to be a neurosurgeon. a very impressive student, the first to arrive here at walter johnson. a short time before that we were able too interview school superintendent joshua star. >> this year we are focused on the future right? what does it mean to be a successfully educated kid in the 20th century. we are reaching out to our families. >> speaking of families, what can parents do to ensure that their child is as successful as possible, in terms of getting a good education in the county? >> reporter: parents need to be engaged with their children. talk to your kids about their friends, what they like and don't like. set a curfew. make sure they know what they are doing. car time is some of the best time to talk to your kids. >>> as a parent, i would have to agree you can learn a lot from your kids by talking with them in the car or simply listening. again school gets underway, beginning at 7:20. the first bell will ring here great day, great weather, it is bac

ktvu's noel walker reports it ranges from regular people to rock stars. >> reporter: this is not whatou expect to see or hear outside the russian embassy. >> and i'm not afraid to show my face. this is in support. >> hearing the verdict in her native russia that sent three members of the punk rock band to jail for two years. their crime? huliganism. band members smiled as the judge handed down their sentences. the once obscure band is getting worldwide attention. >> the united states is disappointed by the verdict. >> white house to protest in the streets were singer madonna gave the band a nod. >> i think that they have done something courageous. >> most of my friends would not come here to support me because they are afraid. >> back at the embassy, it feels like russia decades ago. >> right now we don't have freedom of speech in russia. >> you think you are going backwards? >> yeah. we are going backwards. >> declared them prisoners of conscience. >> officials at napa state voted on policy change two days after an attack on an employee. allows workers to carry safety on belt clips.

noel walker joins us live from the dumbarton bridge to explain why it is being shut down for four nights. >> reporter: construction crews will have the bridge all to themselves when this bridge closes friday night at 10:00, until it reopens tuesday at 5:00 a.m. it spans 1.6 miles and sects alameda, and sane mateo counties. tonight, construction crews are part of a final preparation to close all six lanes of the dumbarton bridge. freeway signs have been warning commuters of the detour. >> stay away from the dumbarton bridge for a few days. but do everything you want to do to enjoy the weekend. >> reporter: crews will install a seismic expansion joint, and do other retrofits. >> the knowledge and the thinking in the '80s was to keep the bridge brittle, and strong, and to fight against movement. now we know that flexibility, and going with some of the ground motion actually keeps the bridge better in tact. >> reporter: when the two and a half year, $60 million project is finished in 2013, the dumbarton should be a safer bridge. >> it is my favorite bridge, because it's fast. it seems i can

ktvu's noel walker reports it ranges from regular people to rock stars. >> reporter: this is not what you expect to see or hear outside the russian embassy. >> and i'm not afraid to show my face. this is in support. >> hearing the verdict in her native russia that sent three members of the punk rock band to jail for two years. their crime? huliganism. band members smiled as the judge handed down their sentences. the once obscure band is getting worldwide attention. >> the united states is disappointed by the verdict. >> white house to protest in the streets were singer madonna gave the band a nod. >> i think that they have done something courageous. >> most of my friends would not come here to support me because they are afraid. >> back at the embassy, it feels like russia decades ago. >> right now we don't have freedom of speech in russia. >> you think you are going backwards? >> yeah. we are going backwards. >> declared them prisoners of conscience. >> officials at napa state voted on policy change two days after an attack on an employee. allows workers to carry safety on belt clips

the latest service, pay with square uses gps tech noel to let cashiers know when a user is inside the store. all the cashier has to do is match your name and face to the list. >>> the recent stock market rally cooled today. the dow at 13,176. the nasdaq lost nearly 5 points to close at 3,011. >>> mitt romney's campaign posted on facebook that he will soon announce his vice presidential candidate. today romney took a shot at california, compared the state to greece, a nation that's come close to economic collapse. >> if entrepreneurs and business people around the world and here at home think that at some point america is going to become like greece, or like spain, or italy, or like california, i'm just kidding about that one, they're going to have a hard time investing in america. >> romney says california, like greece has a huge budget deficit, because of reckless government spending. the joke hit a sour note at governor jerry brown's office, where an aide called it a paper thin republican talking point that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. campaigning in the battle ground state of colo

live look out at sin noel, a few clouds a little blue sky, a taste of what is ahead.'m garvin thomas. i'm with meteorologist anthony slaughter. going to get clouds, sun and possibly rain? >> starting to see the showers typical the hours begin, fairfield, sonoma this morning and even san francisco got in on the action. will a brief shower moved in this morning 3:00 in the morning have to be up really, really early or really, really late. we are going to continue to tract showers and be in place all day long and because of an upper level low moving out of the area. once this think finally pushes through tomorrow, we will return that to see more sunshine. again today, a mix of sun and clouds, 58 in san francisco, same at oakland, 62, san jose, later on today, a brief shower possible but we are expecting to see more dry time than wet time and again, those showers do pop up will be very hit and miss, not everybody gets wet today but everybody gets to enjoy some very comfortable weather. 80s inland, 60s and 70s along the coast. have friends back in st. louis where i was fro

the latest service, pay with square uses gps tech noel to let cashiers know when a user is inside thee cashier has to do is match your name and face to the list. >>> the recent stock market rally cooled today. the dow at 13,176. the nasdaq lost nearly 5 points to close at 3,011. >>> mitt romney's campaign posted on facebook that he will soon announce his vice presidential candidate. today romney took a shot at california, compared the state to greece, a nation that's come close to economic collapse. >> if entrepreneurs and business people around the world and here at home think that at some point america is going to become like greece, or like spain, or italy, or like california, i'm just kidding about that one, they're going to have a hard time investing in america. >> romney says california, like greece has a huge budget deficit, because of reckless government spending. the joke hit a sour note at governor jerry brown's office, where an aide called it a paper thin republican talking point that doesn't stand up to scrutiny. campaigning in the battle ground state of colorado, presiden

noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> community groups say despite all the air monitoring, accidentsnd disasters are poorly monitored. activists with communities for a better environment say air quality monitoring systems are ineffective during disasters. refinery ground monitoring systems measure only pollutants, not toxic particulants. >>> we're learning new information now about the future of south bay online gaming company, onlive. it went through a bankruptcy alternative late last week. as part of the proceeding, all previous shareholders, including its employees and founder lost their shares in the company. the newly formed company that acquired the assets will now operate under the same name, and is expected to rehire nearly half of the company's former employees. >>> she was known as the first lady of comedy. phyllis diller died today. her first shot at standup came right here in the bay area. as jana katsuyama reports, people are remembering the comedian with that distinct laugh. >> reporter: her laugh, unforgettable. today at the purple onion in san francisco, the comedy cl

noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> community groups say despite all the air monitoring, accidentsnd disasters are poorly monitored. activists with communities for a better environment say air quality monitoring systems are ineffective during disasters. refinery ground monitoring systems measure only pollutants, not toxic particulants. >>> we're learning new information now about the future of south bay online gaming company, onlive. it went through a bankruptcy alternative late last week. as part of the proceeding, all previous shareholders, including its employees and founder lost their shares in the company. the newly formed company that acquired the assets will now operate under the same name, and is expected to rehire nearly half of the company's former employees. >>> she was known as the first lady of comedy. phyllis diller died today. her first shot at standup came right here in the bay area. as jana katsuyama reports, people are remembering the comedian with that distinct laugh. >> reporter: her laugh, unforgettable. today at the purple onion in san francisco, the comedy cl

noel walker joins us live from the dumbarton bridge to explain why it is being shut down for four nights. >> reporter: construction crews will have the bridge all to themselves when this bridge closes friday night at 10:00, until it reopens tuesday at 5:00 a.m. it spans 1.6 miles and sects alameda, and sane mateo counties. tonight, construction crews are part of a final preparation to close all six lanes of the dumbarton bridge. freeway signs have been warning commuters of the detour. >> stay away from the dumbarton bridge for a few days. but do everything you want to do to enjoy the weekend. >> reporter: crews will install a seismic expansion joint, and do other retrofits. >> the knowledge and the thinking in the '80s was to keep the bridge brittle, and strong, and to fight against movement. now we know that flexibility, and going with some of the ground motion actually keeps the bridge better in tact. >> reporter: when the two and a half year, $60 million project is finished in 2013, the dumbarton should be a safer bridge. >> it is my favorite bridge, because it's fast. it seems i can

dina noels said she needed six rabies shots. she was walking her dogs when a swarm of bats swooped down and she says attacked her. doctors say knolls will be okay. >> i could never imagine. i don't know what i'd do. >> the time is 6:38. d.c.'s restaurant week begins in a matter of days. >> that's coming up. you keep hearing amazing things about verizon fios. blazing fast internet. the best tv picture quality. but you're still sitting on the fence. so they're making it as easy as possible. now, you can switch to fios without an annual contract. they'll even set up your whole home and give you upgraded equipment, free for six months so call or go online today. this is way better than sitting on a fence. [ male announcer ] get the fios triple play now with no annual contract and get everything you need to set up your whole home free for 6 months. now's the best time to switch to life on fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> many students will head back to school this month and toda

at 15, noel was the first person to arrive. >> i have four more years until i graduate. >> hundreds of other students filed in with varying degrees of enthusiasm. >> i'm just tired, i guess. and i'm really excited for the school year. >> i'm excited for my classes, but really tired. i don't want to be here. >> not really excited. >> time has run out for summer assignments. >> a little disappointing because i hope to finish school homework and finish my sculpture i was supposed to do for a ap ceramics. exciting. >> i love it. i miss my students. it's a pleasure to be back. >> this school year, montgomery county has a record setting 149,000 students and its most diverse population ever. >> back to normal. basically the same tasks. you get up, wake them up because they are teenagers. let's get out of the house. >> for some, it may take a while to get adjusted to the early morning routine. >> you're late for a very important date. >> in bethesda. >> i'm trying to get the fact that the girl has ap ceramics. students also went back to school in d.c. the city did $8 million worth of renovatio

and noel has said in the past that he used to spend all his money on drugs and stuff.you're basically just giving money to drug barons who are likely to spend that money on guns and then go and kill bloody peasants. how moral is that, mum? how moral is that? well, that's all very ingenious, jake, but in the end the fact remains that illegal downloading is just theft. what, like fiddling the insurance company? eh-- uh-- what are you watching? well, it was some really cool pictures of an earthquake, but now it's just some stupid men in suits coming on and saying sorry. yeah, this is rubbish! ah, it's a review of the year. 2009, the year of the apology. who are those three? they're bankers. they're apologizing to the country. what for? well, they lost a lot of our money... so then we had to give them even more of our money to replace our money that they lost. but they're idiots. they should be fired. well, he is... and was. that's sir fred goodwin. he was fired? then what happened to him? we... gave him more of our money. oh, there's gordon brown! boo! get him off. is he

, the respected, the rich privileged kid, hard worker, loaner, teacher's pet, star athlete, of the noel. what do you think newt gingrich would be? push the button, nowak all. who do you think mitt romney would be? rich, privileged kid. how did obama come out? star athlete or the teacher's patch. you say these are just cute but they tell you a lot about where people are coming from. i asked the question a couple weeks ago and i said to them a dozen people, let us suppose you go to the ball game with either barack obama or mitt romney? nine of the 12 raise their hand and said i want to go with obama. it would be fun. he would be easy. we could just talk back and forth. three people raise their hand and said i want to go with mitt romney. y mitt romney? he has got the limo. he will buy the beer. he will buy the soda. soak in the end of the day when you think about this election it really comes down in a lot of respect to how i look at the people and how i feel at them. this is the problem for challenge facing mitt romney. mitt romney in his own way is really only known on three things. the

. >> la segunda carta dice noel aianoelia. >> dice he tenido entrevistas pero no he encontrado trabajo escribirles a ellos tambiÉn. >> pero ha llegado la hora de felicitar a nuestros amigos del dÍa de hoy y comenzamos con... ahÍ estÁ. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> felicidades!. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> ay! quÉ linda!. >> y este muÑecÓn. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> miren quiÉn estÁ pintando. >> digo que estÁ pintando porque se llama:. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> felicidades. >> es el nieto de nuestra conc i conchi. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> estÁ de cumpleaÑos:. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> envÍo un saludo a mi hermano manuel mendoza, a mi socio en el teatro. >> (aplausos). >> y vamos a bailar esto que dice. >> (♪). >> venga mamita!. >> venga!. >> que baile!. >> ven, ven!. >> (♪). >> cuidado, cuidado, cuidado!. >> ay!. >> (aplauso♪). >> hey!. >> seÑores vamos a una pausa y en breve hablaremos de lo que cuenta hoy cientos de ciclistas y luchadores invadieron la basÍlica de la virgen de guadalupe en mÉxico. >> dos estrellas se unen le diremos quÉ podrÍan est

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noel paste, the 2007 skeleton world champion and 2010 olympian., a three-time olympic and olympic bobsled silver medalist in 2002. jimmy shea, the only third generation olympian winning the gold medal in skeleton in 2002. jeanne, a 2-time champion bobsledder and two-time olympian. scott hamilton an american icon, 1984 gold medalist known for his back flips. christopher delvin young an american paralympic alpine skier who won two gold medals and two silver medals. derek derek derek a derek parra. captain of the 1980s winter olympics u.s. hockey teamñogñ t defeated the soviet union in the famous miracle on ice. [ crowd chanting u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a.! >> from the time when i walked into the olympic games in atlanta as a wide-eyed 16-year-old, to the moment a few weeks ago when i heard our national anthem played in london as the seasoned veteran, i've seen our country both prosper and more recently faulter. not unlike my athletic career there were many times when things were going very well and times when they were not. it was in those times when th

noel case, the 2007 world champion and 2010 olympian. bill schiffenauer.olympian. scott hamilton, an american 1984 gold medalist, known for its backflip. christopher young, an american paralympic alpine skier who won two gold medals and two silver medal. and a gold medalist speedskater in 2002. defeating the soviet union in the famous merkel on ice -- miracle on ice. [crowd chanting "usa"] >> from the time when i walked into the olympic games in atlanta as a wide-eyed 60-year- old to the moment a few weeks ago when i heard our national anthem played in london as a seasonal -- a seasoned veteran, i have seen our country prosper, and most recently, falter. there were many times when things were going very well and times when it or not. it was in those times when things were difficult that i learned to rely on strong leadership. to get me as it would say in my world, back on target. the strong leadership of the more experienced team mate of my coaches and most important, the strong leadership of my mom and dad. [applause] i came here tonight because i believe

noel ruled ferguson, and dr. david cecilia. now i will turn over the program to our very distinguished moderator. [applause] >> thank you very much, congresswoman. i appreciate it. thank you all very much for joining us. also to the audience joining us on c-span. this is a promising and exciting panel. we have a right of lawmakers and doctors. i will do a brief introduction and we will get their expertise. to my immediate right is congressman bob smith. he is from tennessee, eight terms, served on the transportation committee, former university president in april be interesting to hear your take on what the president says on the role of community colleges and the role of education. on his right, dr. neil richardson. i have watched her grow other economists and it makes me scared that i am not an economist. and congressman mark kennedy from minnesota can we will ask you about governor pawlenty's overall prospects for being a vp. in the business world, macy's, ideally, he did some m&a. we may get a story about the acquisition of