for noel. tell me what you think about your dog. >> good. >> it's good? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you like him? >> yeah. >> reporter: the golden retriever just like the dog on "today" show will carry the oxygen in a custom vest. noel and monte will to everything together. monte will go to school and the playground. >> it will be the line, the tanks and then they can even go down the slide together. it will be fun to see. >> reporter: but the michaels hope the new dog won't be their daughter's only new friend. >> a lot of times we find that kids are apprehensive to come up to her because of the big tank and because she's always with an adult and i really think that the dog will facilitate more kids coming over and talking to her and will kind of be a bridge between the two. >> noteel's mom is in touch wit the other family of the service dog in virginia. she learned a few tips to make the transition sooner. >> nothing like a kid magnet like a dog. how lucky for noel. n >> he is still a puppy, only

just like noel said, we see everyone as coming from a tribe whether they acknowledge it or not.t is super important for us to start that healing process and then as well to talk about it. and to guide other people around their own trauma, which is legitimate and historical and valid as the pain where some people have no idea where it came from. that discovery -- to give articulation to that is so powerful. it is so emotional. as i use the english language, i see myself as an interpreter. i have been chosen this route. i have been chosen for this time to use that language to speak for others better in a void or in a trauma that they have no articulation. i think that is the major reason i have been involved in this event, because we get to celebrate those articulations, celebrate that pain and legitimize it as real. and whether we can include everybody or nine, we definitely have that the motion that more are coming to support. >> we're talking with esther belin of the navajo nation, noel altaha white apache or white mountain apache, and shirena trujillo long, hispana, here in fo

noel and monte will do everything together. monte will go to school and the playground. >> it will be the line, the tanks and then they can go down the slide together. it will be fun to see. >> reporter: but the michaels hope the new dog won't be their daughter's only new friend. >> a lot of times we find that kids are apprehensive to come up to her because of the big tank and because she's always with an adult and i really think that the dog will, you know, facilitate more kids coming over and talking to her and kind of be a bridge between the two. >> reporter: in northwest, washington, richard jordan, news 4. >>> a unique job fair in fairfax county today. it was exclusively for veterans. the fairfax county chamber of commerce hired a symposium to help veterans transition into new jobs. veterans don't often think they have the skills for typical leadership positions but, in reality, they're well suited for careers and the private sector. >> they sell themselves short sometimes because they have leadership skills and team build

he will carry that tank for noel giving her a chance to live more of an active life. >> all she wanted to do is run around with her friends on the playground, be independent. just antic dependent 4-year-old like the rest of the had-year- olds in the world. this will be a great opportunity for her. >> good for her. >> reporter: monte is able to assist little noel and thanks from generous donations from the community. >>> a live look outside. right now it felt a little more like summer than fall today. topper shutt will be until the weather terrace. how is the rest of our evening? >> reporter: really fantastic. let me start with temperatures, after a high of 81, we are still 76 downtown. 79 still in manassas, but we are 70 in leesburg and 70 also in frederick. satellite picture radar combined with some showers earlier this morning and then boom. we have cleared out very nicely. we're going to remain clear tonight. setting up the stage for a great friday. clear, breezy, much cooler tonight. still above average actually. low 54 to about 52 downtown. winds are northwest at 10 to 15. the we'

noel walker is live where fans are ready for more october baseball. we begin with debra in st. louis. >> reporter: almost 50,000 cardinal's fans in these seats tonight. about 50 giant's fans in the whole place. we want to show you the scene when the team came back from the brink. >> flying over and seeing all the trees turned orange. they didn't turn red. >> fly ball into left. the giants have won game five. >> i'm proud of what they've accomplished. and what they are accomplishing. they've come back. they are cockroaches. they keep coming after you. barry is a guy that personifies that constitute we're talking about. we have rough spots in san francisco for many years in the early years. didn't blame it on anybody else. you look at the year he passed 15 wins. huge performance tonight defining performance for us. couldn't be happier for him. >> a little punt down the third baseline. right play and another run for the giants. >> got it done on the mound and the plate. he played brilliantly. >> i came here down 2-1. got it done. let's go home. let's go to detroit . >> reporter: w

noel walker is live where fans are ready for more october baseball. we begin with debra in st. louis. >> reporter: almost 50,000 cardinal's fans in these seats tonight. about 50 giant's fans in the whole place. we want to show you the scene when the team came back from the brink. >> flying over and seeing all the trees turned orange. they didn't turn red. >> fly ball into left. the giants have won game five. >> i'm proud of what they've accomplished. and what they are accomplishing. they've come back. they are cockroaches. they keep coming after you. barry is a guy that personifies that constitute we're talking about. we have rough spots in san francisco for many years in the early years. didn't blame it on anybody else. you look at the year he passed 15 wins. huge performance tonight defining performance for us. couldn't be happier for him. >> a little punt down the third baseline. right play and another run for the giants. >> got it done on the mound and the plate. he played brilliantly. >> i came here down 2-1. got it done. let's go home. let's go to detroit . >> reporter: w

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noel walker tells us what is being done. >> reporter: cars, pedestrians, and pikers share the roadway, not always successfully. three times this month, students have been hit in the crosswalk on their way to school. tonight, we attended that meeting that was meant to address safety concerns. it was a meeting filled with some concerned patients, and a lot of empty chairs. the few keeping electronic tabs on the world series game might have provided explanation for why few people came to talk about a safe school commute. three times this month, grand middle school students have been hit by cars and injured in a crosswalk. >> he got hit like on his side of his body. >> the car that i just waved over, he's doing 37 in a 25. and that's unacceptable. especially on a wet road and children present. >> reporter: tonight, police have a message for drivers who don't yield to people in the crosswalk. >> we are going to hand out a lot of tickets. that's going to be our stance for a some time. >> what are drivers missing about crosswalks? >> reporter: this special meeting was meant to give parents a

. >> i noel come and attack us. the problem he has, he has president barack obama's record he has to run on. >> reporter: with a virtual tie, the steaks in danville are high. especially after last week's debate where mitt romney was emerging victorious over president barack obama. he ended up distracting from the message such as this comment in virginia. >> unchained wall street. they are going to put you all back in chains. >> it is said before 70 million people so all debates are tough but i am looking forward to it. >> he said he has confidence in his running mate. >> i think joe just needs to be joe. congressman joe is affective and good speaker. >> . >> reporter: despite the nearly 30 year age gap, they actually get along quite well. live in denville kentucky, back to you. >> you can watch it beginning at 6:00 tonight and ktvu channel 2 morning news it will follow immediately on our website www.ktvu.com. >>> mitt romney is dropping one of his campaign talking points after the mother of a former navy seal asked

. >>> and the lawsuit being filed by sex offenders, what they want to be able to do on the sun noel grade. >>> i will tell you more about the morning commute, don't go away. . >>> leaders in turkey have no plans for the ongoing attack, and the aid to the turkish prime minister said it was in stops to an attack that killed five p they are authorizing military actions against its neighbor and they say it should all be seen as a warning against them. >>> they wanted to put a warning on them if he survived. he would have given osama bin laden full rights and tried him for the master minded attacks. republicans say it is an attitude of the current administration. >>> they are giving claims that the anti-interest created a hostile environment for jewish students at uc berkeley. there were charges filed by two reason graduates. apart tied encouraged antisemitic hate speeches and they say they are protected. >>> they are pulling together to reunite a 10-year-old girl with a stolen puppy. the little puppy was taken on monday and thieves also stole jewelry from the home. the police and firemen alon

noel walker tells us what is being done. >> reporter: cars, pedestrians, and pikers share the roadwaynot always successfully. three times this month, students have been hit in the crosswalk on their way to school. tonight, we attended that meeting that was meant to address safety concerns. it was a meeting filled with some concerned patients, and a lot of empty chairs. tabs on the world series game might have provided explanation for why few people came to talk about a safe school commute. three times this month, grand middle school students have been hit by cars and injured in a crosswalk. >> he got hit like on his side of his body. >> the car that i just waved over, he's doing 37 in a 25. and that's unacceptable. especially on a wet road and children present. >> reporter: tonight, police have a message for drivers who don't yield to people in the crosswalk. >> we are going to hand out a lot of tickets. that's going to be our stance for a some time. >> what are drivers missing about crosswalks? >> reporter: this special meeting was meant to give parents answers to questions. >> part

i asked noel garcia to go shopping, so they visit the websites of on-line retailers, picking out items and putting them in the cart and going out the checkout process almost. you see, right at the end, just before clicking the buy button they abandon the cart. >> signing up, backing out and then waiting for the e-mail. >> the e-mail offering a discount. we want to know if playing hard to get gets us a better deal. >> you get an e-mail saying thank you for signing up. and sometimes the company would say keep us posted if you want to purchase anything or here is a cow upon for the next time you visit us. >> secret sale $5 off, 10% off, 25% off. all for walking away jay -- -- - >>> this is like dealing with the dealership. he runs to the edge of the lot and brings you back. >> that is the ceo of extra bucks.com, an on-line shopping site that keeps track of deals and gives kickbacks to its customers. >> you can take what feels natural and you have a winning recipe. >> not all retailers run to the edge of the lot, but many do and ross kramer helps them. he is the ceo of list track.com. an e

noel,. >> the police chief released this report. the report also outlines more than a thousand complaints about officer's actions during occupy protest. the most the department has ever received. some come from people watching news coverage over seas. october 25th 2011 looks more like a war zone. one camp of why today oakland police chief admitted some of his officernot act appropriately. >> we expect them to follow the policies of the department and where they don't do that we'll hold them accountable. >> reporter: the chief is recommended disciplinary action against 44 officers. >> we take their complaints seriously and the complaint system does work. so when people feel they've been wronged by the police. we will investigate. >> they did about everything wrong. >> rachel letterman is an attorney representing 14 beam injure she says because of police misconduct. >> this wasn't a question of individual conduct by officer but was a failure of the department. >> reporter: letterman has a collection of the photo evidence. including sc

i asked noel garcia to go shopping, so they visit the websites of on-line retailers, picking out items and putting them in the cart and going out the checkout process almost. you see, right at the end, just before clicking the buy button they abandon the cart. >> signing up, backing out and then waiting for the e-mail. >> the e-mail offering a discount. we want to know if playing hard to get gets us a better deal. >> you get an e-mail saying thank you for signing up. and sometimes the company would say keep us posted if you want to purchase anything or here is a cow upon for the next time you visit us. >> secret sale $5 off, 10% off, 25% off. all for walking away jay -- -- - >>> this is like dealing with the dealership. he runs to the edge of the lot and brings you back. >> that is the ceo of extra bucks.com, an on-line shopping site that keeps track of deals and gives kickbacks to its customers. >> you can take what feels natural and you have a winning recipe. >> not all retailers run to the edge of the lot, but many do and ross kramer helps them. he is the ceo of list track.com. an e

david fails to noel griggs by. 28-20 at the half. but the aggies were too much in the second half. spartans defense gave up over 500 yards on the day. 28 yards and san jose state falls to 4-2 and loses 49-27. >>> where were you the last time the raiders won in the eastern time zone? tom cable was the head coach, and the kid from burg lived out -- pittsburgh lived out his childhood dream. >> it's like a game in your backyard. flag football game. a pickup game. you just got to play. >> it's unbelievable. it's special. it's special. >> it certainly was special. the great man stunned the steelers back in 2009. since then the raiders have lost six straight in the eastern time zone. tomorrow they'll look to hand the falcons their first loss of the season. >> we're a pretty confident bunch. no matter what's going on. you know, we know what we're capable of doing. and it's just a matter of piecing everything together and i believe it's going to snowball for us, get one, two, three, four, five, six wins in a row but it starts with the first one. so you know we really need to get one going s

did the european union deserve the noel peace prize? get investors what will get investors investing again? overmany discountsto thine ! safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy savet what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have a of those homeowners' discous? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling times in the kinom. more discounts than we knoweth what to do with. now, that's progressive. gerri: at 1010 shoppers closed-door busting deals maybe anything but. it could be significantly less. here to break it down of desai.com. i thought this is the case for some thingit may be the most expensive day? >> we crunched the the data. looking at the low was prices bottom-line bratman -- black friday is a myth. the best deals could be found before and after. gerri: they just jack up the prices? we will look at actual gifts. start with items to avoid. >> looking at luxury items like into jewelry they will ris

i asked noel garcia to go shopping, so they visit the websites of on-line retailers, picking out itemsd going out the checkout process almost. you see, right at the end, just before clicking the buy button they abandon the cart. >> signing up, backing out and then waiting for the e-mail. >> the e-mail offering a discount. we want to know if playing hard to get gets us a better deal. >> you get an e-mail saying thank you for signing up. and sometimes the company would say keep us posted if you want to purchase anythingore next time you visit us. >> secret sale $5 off, 10% off, 25% off. all for walking away jay -- -- - >>> this is like dealing with the dealership. he runs to the edge of the lot and brings you back. >> that is the ceo of extra bucks.com, an on-line shopping site that keeps track of deals and gives kickbacks to its customers. >> you can take what feels natural and you have a winning recipe. >> not all retailers run to the edge of the lot, but many do and rosslps them kramer helps them. he is the ceo of list track.com. an e-mail marketing p c. amazon has been keeping in con

the case centersround abigail noel fisher. her rights were violated when theyejecd her i ff ritusind. heetssstop. sesame street telling the obama campaign to stop showing a big bird in a new campaign ad. it is mocking mitt romney for saying he likes big bird but woultubun f eb cpaay iis faga in a statement sesame street workshop says sesame workshop is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization and don't participate in a political campaign. we have approved no campaign ads anerfie ret aean. mitt romney says he believes there are more important issues to focus on in the campaign. >> stacy dash is getting a big support om paul ryan. she tweeted voteorom sh reveals paul ryan called her to say he and mitt romney appreciate her support and she was brave to speak out. on hannity janeane boi tasetr f t >> astck conservatives. there's a war on women. that's the real war on women. >> dash says she supports romney because of the content of his character. she was in the movie lus"ces e ra price of gallon up three tenths of a cent yesterday. a

was recognized for his california vanity plate which read [speaker not understood] by providing a noel [speaker not understood]. he spoke about his love of baseball as we prepare for the parade tomorrow. i know he would be proud today as well as any of us. and [speaker not understood] he also could be heard regularly bringing clarity and even to such mundane assignments as queueing the traffic reports, or telling all the listeners of what the lunch menu was in the san francisco unified school district as well. but off air he was a tireless devotee of the performing arts. he was a regular opening nights for the symphony ballet and opera and the american conservatory theater as well as smaller institutions. mr. farrly is survived by two indonesianes and a nephew [speaker not understood] in the marianas islands. plans for his memorial service -- scheduled for november 19th from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the war memorial building screen room. please call kalw at 84 1-41 21 for more information. condolances to the kalw family and general manager matt martin. mr. farrly's family, friends, and his

. >> i noel attack us but the problem he has is, he has to run on president barack obama's record. >> the steaks are high. >> reporter: asocialsly -- especially after the record he was widely notorious. he must avoid making one of the well documented gaps. >> unchain wall street. >> they are going to put you all back in chains. >> it is up to 70 million people and so all debates are tough but i am looking forward to it. >> president barack obama says he has confidence in his running mate. >> congressman ryan is a smart and effective speaker but his ideas are the wrong ones and joe understands that. >> despite the different political views they my know each other -- they know each other from capitol hill and they actually get along quite well. i am sandra endo, ktvu channel 2 morning news back to you. >>> and we will watch it here and casey anthony will follow after the debate. >>> we have new details, the woman accused of killing michelle le, they heard the recording shortly after michelle le disappeared. in it you can hear giselle esteban crying and laughing and asking if she is a su

investigators say george was in constant contact with this homeless man, noel stevens, calling him 86tember. the two exchanged phone calls in the moments before police believe shanna was murdered. police say they obtained surveillance video of the two men walking out of a hardware store together. overnight, stevens' attorney refused to comment. but george's lawyer issued a statement on behalf of his family. saying, in part, george did not commit the crimes he is charged with. and while all marriages have their ups and downs, george and shauna were committed to each other. >> to become a fireman and help people, how is it that you, you know, you want to save lives? but you take a life? >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >>> we're going to bring in nancy grace from atlanta. and here in new york, "gma's" legal analyst, dan abrams. good morning to you both. nancy, i want to start with you. there's lots of circumstantial evidence as this case lays out. how strong does the case seem? >> i have three names that summarize the case. they are walmart

ashley: i'm sure noel is stomping at the bit.id paul ryan keep the romney momentum going following the first presidential debate? >> for sure. he handles the debate with class. he was a great debater. he presented his facts and stayed on key even though joe biden was giggling, basically chuckles the clown old-time and was very rude and condescending. the moderator did not help much either. i was not a fan of the moderator at all. tracy: what was the striking statement? what did we learn that could make a difference in the election? >> they each had something but the most important thing for this is i think that paul ryan's overall debate performance made him kind of seal the deal for the romney/ryan ticket. i don't think in actuality and people will be upset when i say this but i don't think this debate is going to determine in the polls -- i don't think you're going to see a bump. i think it will go back to next week's debate when you have the presidential debate and what obama does and how romney performs. this was full of. it

the case centers around abigail noel fisher. her rights were violated when they rejected her in favor of minority students instead. >> the letter s is for stop. sesame street telling the obama campaign to stop showing a big bird in a new campaign ad. it is mocking mitt romney for saying he likes big bird but would cut public funding for pbs. the obama campaign says it is fair game. in a statement sesame street workshop says sesame workshop is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization and don't participate in a political campaign. we have approved no campaign ads and as for general profits we request the ad be taken down. mitt romney says he believes there are more important issues to focus on in the campaign. >> stacy dash is getting a big support from paul ryan. she tweeted vote for romney the only choice for your future. dash now reveals paul ryan called her to say he and mitt romney appreciate her support and she was brave to speak out. on hannity janeane borelli expressed outrage for the attack. >> the real war is against black c

on noel, the splurge sign, she is wearing a bag that's over $2,000. ralph lauren booties. $100. and you're going to die when i tell you. those booties, $37 at jcpenney. look how similar. it's all about the leather. you want to get as close as you can. but look for the details. >> let's do this again. thank you, ladies. next up, you can barely tell the difference. >> this is more of a weekend look. now, lara, one of the booties is more than a car payment. and one is not. which girl is the splurge? which girl is the save? >> this is the save. and this is the splurge. >> ladies? did lara have it right? yes, she does. la lara, we can't stump you. nikko, we have this bag under $60. and the pair of booties from old navy. compared to the calvin klein collection bag, over $1,700. and the booties. you can get similar things. i want to show you one more. we might be able to stump you. >> let's do it. >> one more look. ladies, thank you. this is an evening out, night out look. >> wow. >> one of these is the real bank-breaker. >> the bag and the booties. >> one's a splurge. one's a sa

ktvu noel walker tells us when you hear exactly what happened it's amazing no one was seriously hurt. >> reporter: at a time when team oracle should be in the water they were busy trying to get their catamaran on dry water. it's being fished out of bay, upside down, piece after carbon fiber piece. >> we're off the water which isn't what we wanted. >> reporter: tom slingsby is a tactician. >> we're still learning what the boats can take and i think we found what they can take yesterday. >> reporter: the team had the ac72 out sailing yesterday. as the waves got bigger, the team decided to bear away or turn away from the wind. a witness recorded the moment the boat capsized. when the nose went down, the back of the boat was six stories above the water. >> when we realized we were going to capsize, jimmy said everybody hold on tight and look out for your team members. >> reporter: jimmy spithill is team oracle's skipper. >> the team did a good job of looking out for one another. we had a plan and we had to use it. >> reporter: team oracle's chase boat caught the aftermath. nothing capture

that's following a critical inter noel report from the transportation security administration. the details are just ahead. >>> a local teenager says he has been the target of bullies and now how he is fighting back. >>> plus, providing child care can be a budget buster. we'll introduce you to a program that provides a real lifeline in today's hero central report. >>> with the cost of child care in the d.c. area averaging $11,000 a year, finding an affordable option can be a challenge. helping families do just that. today on hero central, j.c. hayward salutes the bryant early learning center. three-year-old justin is having a ball inside the bryant early learning center in alexandria. >> justin is adorable. he is very animated. he loves to dance. he is very outgoing. he is very, very sweet child. very well behaved. extremely bright. >> his father says without a subsidy, the family would not be able to pay the $261 a week for child care. >> it helps me. >> justin is the fourth son in the family to attend the quality learning center. the center also known as bell, accepts children

ktvu noel walker tells us when you hear exactly what happened it's amazing no one was seriously hurt. >> reporter: at a time when team oracle should be in the water they were busy trying to get their catamaran on dry water. it's being fished out of bay, upside down, piece after carbon fiber piece. >> we're off the water which isn't what we wanted. >> reporter: tom slingsby is a tactician. >> we're still learning what the boats can take and i think we found what they can take yesterday. >> reporter: the team had the ac72 out sailing yesterday. as the waves got bigger, the team decided to bear away or turn away from the wind. a witness recorded the moment the boat capsized. when the nose went down, the back of the boat was six stories above the water. >> when we realized we were going to capsize, jimmy said everybody hold on tight and look out for your team members. >> reporter: jimmy spithill is team oracle's skipper. >> the team did a good job of looking out for one another. we had a plan and we had to use it. >> reporter: team oracle's chase boat caught the aftermath. nothing capture

let me ask you a question between -- from what this woman is saying in this case, abigail noel fisher. there are people in my class with lower grades who weren't in all the activities i was in who are being accepted to u.t. and the only difference is the color of our skin. for an institution of higher learning to act this way makes no sense to me. do you think she's wrong about her position? >> well, i think it's really every university in the country, public and private, for the past half century, basically, has tried to build diverse student bodies. we take geographic diversity into account, we take social economic diversity into account, and we also try to build a raciallyly and ethically divers student body. this is a tradition in the united states of bringing people together from different life experiences, that it makes a better, richer educational environment. so all the students who were admitted to schools basically can do the work. we know that. they are the very top students. within a pool of candidates, that's how we select our student bodies. so it's not really fair, i th

that student abigail noel fisher, that's her right there, sued the school after being rejected in 2008er says u.t.'s admissions policy unfairly favors minority students. the school says it only considers race in some cases to insure diversity on campus, which it calls a critical component to learning. the u.s. supreme court ruling could have a dramatic impact on admissions policies at schools across the country. >>> 27 days now to the election, and we're talking about one of the most polarizing issues out there. abortion. some democrats are accusing mitt romney of trying to straddle both sides of the debate in an interview with the "des moines register" yesterday romney said he doesn't intend to push for legislation to restrict abortion if he is elected president. here's the quote. "there is no legislation with regards to abortion that i'm familiar with that would become part of my agenda." but then he goes on to say that he is still firmly "pro-life." abortion is, of course, a big talker right now among female voters in particular, and that's a group romney has been having a hard time

just a short time ago the head coach noel turner said nobody from the chargers used anything againsthe broncos on monday night. the chargers use a towel like a lot of other teams to dry off footballs, gloves and arms. n.f.l. is still looking into that towel. also some sticky tape that was found inside the equipment manager's pocket. as you saw the game monday night the chargers were using stickum didn't help you. >> see a cause and effect of people wanting to cheat. if you are going to cheated you wanted to see desired outcome. if you are going cheat do it right. show up on the field and win the game. >> reporter: we should also note the chargers have dropped, despite 3-3 recorded fewest number of passes in the national football league. >> shep: they are battling with their fans. >> it's not often you see a professional football fans that calls out their fans but it happened in san diego when the team's spokesperson on the website said, quote, what is with you people. monday night's loss was bad, now get over it. it was loss. one loss. time to take a chill pill. the chargers' fans ha

. >> mark noel is my friend who has done a great job of making everything better.e's a techie guy who thinks 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 bumpy. my back was killing me. and i was running out of ballast. >> ballast is any weight that improves stability. couch prefers to use water

sin noel, fremont, milpitas, there's more off the coast. half moon bay, also picking up in intensity. for us, our concern is not only for the rains but what is coming up upstream. eureka, fort bragg mendocino county, .75. snow is going on the sierra nevada and will continue to pick up. 31 at blue canyon. the wind advisories are out. winter storm warnings. that's the cool, unstable air that comes in tonight. that's what makes me nervous. that's one of those hit-and- miss deals. the wind is still out of the southeast. the storm front has not gone through. morning rain, windy, cooler. some sunbreaks. we'll cloud it up and get some showers and temperatures really on the cool side with a lot of 60s. this is the main front. there could be another front. we went kind of unsettled. the morning lows will be very, very cool, thursday, friday, and then saturday, warm and then sunday, increasing clouds. >>> who knew what about osama bin laden? a new report reveals whether neighbors of the terrorist leaders were aware of his hideout. >>> and what prompt

if that child were here today, and i was told the same thing, my granddaughter, noel for example that child could stay alive for ten or fifteen years, or maybe for the rest of her life. and so i don't think that you make an exception based on medical knowledge at the time. i think human life is very, very precious. and, look, this hasn't been an easy decision for me to meet. i know others disagree with it. but when i was in that little church across the river from washington and saw our grandchild christened in our faith, i was very pleased indeed that the mother had not aborted that child, and put the child up for adoption. and so i just feel this is where i'm coming from. and it is personal. that don't assail him on issue, or others on that issue. but that's the way i, george bush, feel about it. [scattered applause] >> one minute for governor dukakis. >> margaret, kitty and i had very much the same kind of experience that the bushes had. we lost a baby, lived about twenty minutes after it was born. but isn't the real question that we have to answer not how many exceptions we make,

noel acts of terrorism will ever shake the result. very first lines of the president of the rose garden. so even though she caught him, tagged him, made the out at third base, i have to say that the president could have used more information. he has a very good case. it's still a combination of terrorism organized by al qaeda north africa, but it's locally based operating perhaps on the basis of that video as well as the anniversary of 9/11. we have yet to get to the bottom of this and the president is being honest and fair about that. >> i think the president had a stellar performance tonight because he strengthened his position with women and also on immigration. he had far more facts than mitt romney could ever put out on immigration. in fact on a number of occasions he misstated the case where the president has been on immigration. these are two areas that the president had to shore up tonight. now, as far as the tax issues are concerned, the president laid it on the line. it is about arimath. we can't get into this conversation a

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i was talking to mike noels he gets the medicare through medicare advantage. he likes the fact it's a wrap around kind of program. he doesn't have to deal a lot of pieces and works well with the tricare. i support that program. congressman is the only candidates for the united states senate on the stage that voted to cut medicare by $700 billion in the health care act. now he say it is went to insurance companies. he means medicare advantage. that's what he's talking about. he's going deny seniors that choice. about third of it also went to payments for hospitals and that's why between 15 and 20% of our hospitals here in the state are going to go under because of the health care act he supported. and took $700 billion out of medicare. >> moderator: martin, your rebuttal. >> i have never cut a single benefit under the medicare program. i adopt believe in cutting benefits under the medicare program. we added benefits that we paid for by eliminating subsidizes to insurance companies that were pulling money out of medicare and in to corporate profits. now the ryan

i think there are some people that have a misconception i'm noel not willing to stand up to anybody anding when i think the policy involved is wrong. the misconception that because i supported barack obama that i 0 agree with him 98 percent of the time. i don't even agree with my mother 98 percent of the time. muchless the president of the united states. i was dispoibtded when the president wouldn't support my spending cap. when he was disappointed when i wouldn't go along with cap-and-trade. i was disponted when he refused to quickly approve the keystone pipeline. there are differences. what i try to do as a member of the united states senate is think about missouri people, and i don't worry so much about whose idea. ty don't worry about whether the leader of the democratic leader is mad at me. i had time outs many times especially on the earmarks. correcting misconception congressman akin is anxious to put out there that somehow i am doing the bidding of my party or the president when i'm really trying to do the bidding of missouri people. >> moderator: senator, thank you akin: a chan

if that child were here today, and i was told the same thing, my granddaughter, noel for example thatld stay alive for ten or fifteen years, or maybe for the rest of her life. and so i don't think that you make an exception based on medical knowledge at the time. i think human life is very, very precious. and, look, this hasn't been an easy decision for me to meet. i know others disagree with it. but when i was in that little church across the river from washington and saw our grandchild christened in our faith, i was very pleased indeed that the mother had not aborted that child, and put the child up for adoption. and so i just feel this is where i'm coming from. and it is personal. that don't assail him on issue, or others on that issue. but that's the way i, george bush, feel about it. [scattered applause] >> one minute for governor dukakis. >> margaret, kitty and i had very much the same kind of experience that the bushes had. we lost a baby, lived about twenty minutes after it was born. but isn't the real question that we have to answer not how many exceptions we make, because th