i have lived at parker said since 1993. this informational meeting as well as the other meetings are completely ignoring me and the other thousands of tenants of park merced. i totally opposed to this project. the only acceptable project is a no project alternatives. this is a beautiful and quiet place for us to enjoy. the draft development agreement between the city and the developer is fundamentally flawed and is ignoring an essential component. our opinion matters. an order for this to be approved with any semblance of legality, the majority of the 3000 should have been consulted. this is not the case. the environmental review process drafting this should be sending letters to every resident informing them of this every time there is a meeting scheduled by the planning commission. in each meeting, the city's attorney's office is assessing the planning commission as the legal counsel. the developer is also -- by legal counsel. only those tenants are coming to these without compensation. i'm asking the attorney on this, ho

this is the largest community that is contiguous to parker said. about three years ago when we learned of the plans to expand, we decided that we were going to form a committee to review this. we are fortunate in that we have land use attorneys and a gentle man who is a lead environmental assessor. we have small builders and developers. we have a fairly well versed community that has had several meetings separate from the park merced people we have had the elements come and go, development teams and our neighborhood has unable to ferret out who we think is a legitimate developer and who will follow through and who we do not. we were a large part of the opposition before. these people are all members of our community. on what we really got out of this to reduce this down to my three minutes timeframe is that this project promises infrastructure improvements and traffic safety that we don't see happening without this project. 19th avenue is by far one of the most dangerous corridors. our kids go up and down this all the time. you have the ymca, san f

lo que tambien sigue en el ojo del huracan es el divorcio de eva y tony parker...bolista el que interpuso la solicitud de divorcio en una corte de los angeles... segun dio a conocer tmz parker habria puesto la demanda por "discordia o conflicto de personalidades" seria esta como su revancha... segun dicen, el paso que tomo parker es para evitar que eva haga efectiva una clausula de una pension manutencion que estaba estipulada en el acuerdo prematrimonial... ///// ---nos vamos rapidamente con bl. blanca...---recuerde se encuentra en servicios comunitarios alcance... en la calle gish de san jose. ---esta noche en su noticiero telemundo 48 a las once, que opina que las autoridades en mexico sugieren a los viajeros a hacer la travesia en grupo...en caravana para evitar asaltos...¿cree que funcionara esto?...---ademas las palabra muy mexicanas que ya fueron admitidas en un diccionario muy particular. ----gracias por acompaÑarnos ... ---los dejo con el noticiero nacional y jose diaz . balart.

so how did parker respond to the situation on the court?'t respond to the divorce, but he just played basketball. scored 21 points on the chicago bulls. a little basket and the foul there. the spurs have won eight consecutive games. that was a really sleazy sports report. you can tell it's kind of light out there. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," sarah palin tells barbara walters she can beat barack obama in 2 2012. why doesn't she announce she's running already? the suspense is -- it's kind of kifling us. >>> when we come back, a study finds americans, you know what, they're not that into marriage anymore. we'll try to stick up for the fading institution. ♪ >> pelosifruitcake.com, from citizens united, the conservative group. it's a bad thing to get loved ones pelosi fruitcakes? i've got returning to do. >>> all right. have you heard about the show called "the talk"? it's like "the view" with different women. leah rehmeni, julie chen, sharon osbourne, holley robinson peete, the young woman from "roseanne." all kind of

i have lived at parker said since 1993. this informational meeting as well as the other meetings are completely ignoring me and the other thousands of tenants

i'm beth parker. coming up, i'll tell you with about the senior citizens celebrity who is america's newest performance ranger. >> not a hoax. that is the voice of kanye west and surprised passengers on a flight when he came over the loudspeaker and started repping. ananiges >> actress betty white came to washington. she received a special honor telling our beth parker there was always something missing in her life until today. >> i can't tell you what this day means to me. >> reporter: this golden girl, who has lived 88 years, won seven emmies and delighted audiences half of her age was still clinging to a childhood dream. >> today, the forest service is proud to proclaim betty white as an honorary forest ranger. >> reporter: the position comes complete with a ranger's hat. >> if you would like to try that on, we would -- here, i'll hold your badge for you. >> thank you. >> there we go. >> and badge. >> miss white, it's a pleasure to present you with your own forest service badge, which we would -- >>

i'm beth parker, coming up, we'll introduce you to a man who never thought he would find himself here asking for help. >>> plus, metro issues a warning about a popular program. why the transit agency said thousands of passengerring will have to pay more in the new year. >>> and attorneys for wesley snipes tried today to get a federal judge to review the actor's 3 year prison sentence for a felony tax condition. he responded by throwing out the motion, rejecting a request for a new trial and ordering him back to report immediately. the 48-year-old snipes has been free on bond in '08 when he was convicted. >> listen up, if you take metro changes are coming to that smart benefits program and could hit commuters in they can give employees up to $30 a month for transit expenses. january 1st, a new irs mandate will allow only 120 a month and metro said 90,000 commuters in the region receive more than that and they're going to have to make up the difference. some will be forced to drive and adding more congestion to the roads. >>> and this weekend, only one lane of the outer loop will be ope

this is not include the agreement of the people at parker said in -- park merced. you are entering into a legally binding contract claiming that this would benefit the community. the draft a tenafly's potentially difficult and environmental impacts. thank you. >> are there additional public comments? >> good evening, commissioners. i will say something about sustainability. i would agree that this needs to be the core. the character of this neighborhood is a very specific neighborhood and it has a very futuristic quality. this will completely wipe that out and change this very rapidly. there needs to be a real time line for the development and we need to make these smaller because there are other parts of the city better downtown closer to transit which are more corporate for this level of density. to keep from demolishing some much and getting rid of rent control, we need to adopt a plan that keeps much of the existing infrastructure in place and does this much more slowly. >> bernanke. >> if people are only going to get a minute, they should not have to wait hour

. >>> tony parker and eva longoria announced a divorce.'t affect the game. >>> sidney crosby doesn't get a lot of penalties but maybe he should. the score -- even when penalized he makes it work to his advantage. >>> crazy goal between the red wings and blues. harmless shot. the goalie made the save. the rebound went straight up, and he swatted it into his own net. he tried to bat the puck out of midair but batted it in for the right wing goal. the blues lost 7-3. >>> finally, they call soccer the beautiful game. nothing beautiful about this. watch closely. it's being called the miss of the century. uzbekistan gave the ball away. so qatar's 18-year-old striker took it and look here -- wide open net, i'll kick it. oh -- kicked it into the post. he couldn't believe he missed it. frankly, neither could anyone else. i'm no soccer player, but even i would have made that. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, nbc meteorologist bill karins from the weather channel. trash talk there. >>>

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i'm beth parker. coming up we'll a man who never find himself here asking for help. >>> plus black friday still a week away, that woman already camping out in front of a best buy. what's her deal? her story when we take the edge off. s time" is when i thought i parked on level 2. or maybe 8? my "me time" is when there's a 10% chance of rain! [ cellphone rings ] my "me time" is when he doesn't get the hint. ♪ my "me time"... [ bang ] is when everybody's takin' shots at me. [ male announcer ] discover you time anytime. mccafé your day with a mcdonald's frappé. smooth and icy caramel or mocha blended just for you and topped with a decadent drizzle. "me time"! [ male announcer ] the simple joy of a frappé. ♪ >>> tomorrow washington's archbishop will officially be a cardinal. he's in rome with 23 other bishops who will be elevated to cardinal. today they met with pope benedict xvi to discuss issues facing the church including the sex abuse scandal and religious freedom. >>> the ex

>>parker: biomimetics is extracting good design from nature. it's learning all the various ways that nature can interact with its environment and survive. because most of the work begins in biology departments, we then need to involve engineering and physics, the physical sciences, so once those two groups come together that's when we really have biomimetics. >>reporter: at the newly opened darwin centre in london's natural history museum, 17 million insect and 3 million plant specimens are providing a rich platform for research, into everything from malaria treatments to transport - even credit card security. >>parker: we're finding new structures and we're interested in the way they do interact with water or air or light for example. butterflies have wings with about 100,000 scales. and if we look you'll find nanostructures there that interact with light waves to produce iridescent colours, in the same way as holograms on credit cards for example. by replacing air with acetone you will see how the blue turns to green and as the acetone evapor

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eva longuria making it official filing for divorce from tony parker.fferences. it states that the couple does have a prenuptial agreement. they have been married for three years. neither have made any comments to the media at this point. >>> we may have a new clue as to where prince william and kate middleton will be married. britain's daily mail snapped this picture of kate middleton walking out of westminster abbey. the battle is to make a buck often the royal engagement. we get the latest from jonathan hunt. >> reporter: in a flash, the news of prince william's engagement to kate middleton spread quickly from the british house of commons. >> we look forward to the we hadding itself with excitement and anticipating. >> reporter: to the treats of new york. >> i think it is great. about time. >> reporter: but it didn't stop there. within hours, this couple became a hot commodity. >> our phone started ringing off the hook and our server on our web site crashed shortly thereafter. >> the natural sapphire company on 46th street in manhattan is the place f

parker and longoria were married for three years. >>> fewer america believe rriage matters. new pugh study finds nearly 40% of americans think marriage is obsolete. that's up from nearly 30% three decades ago. marriage statistics certainly show fewer people are getting hitched. the perctage of married adults has fallen to an all-time low of 52%. >>> there's a lot more to come this afternoon at 4:00. coming up, a dog come to the rescue of a neighbor. why the dog is being call a hero. >>> plus, people living in d.c. will soon not have to leave the district to shop at walmart. the big expansion plans are coming up. >>> murphy is a 140 pound newfoundland. he lives with his owners in minnesota. he nerve barked but one morning he would not stop barking. his owners let him out of house and he led them to their elderly neighbor who was lying in her open garage in the chilly cold. >> i think he help to save her life. we would never have seen her in the position she was in. i could not see her from the house. >> makes you proud to know your dog can do sething like that. >> the neighbo

and "parker spitzer" starts right now. >> good evening, i'm kathleen parker. >> i'm eliot spitzer. welcome to the program. we have bjorn lomberg, a skeptic who thinks everybody telling us what to do to soflt prlve the p is getting it wrong. >> russell simmons, an entrepreneur in the hip-hop world and also a big fan of barack obama still, may be the last man standing who believes in hope and change. >> there are a lot of us out there. we all believe in it. come roaring back. numbers are up like we predicted last week. for opening argument, kathleen. 100 new members of congress descending on washington. we are going to give them a little advice about what to expect. you know what, folks, governing is not campaigning. and those who are out on the campaign frail say we are the not going to raise your taxes, not going to cut any spending, balance the budget at the same time. welcome to the real world. they will have to make the tough choices we have been talking about on the show. other thing they're going to have to do is realize until they say no to their best friend, they're not maki

i'm beth parker -- independence for an american hero. i'm beth parker.u live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering. >>> planning thanksgiving can be tough, especially when many families are cutting back and concerned about money. a survey from first command financial services found that to save money 55% of families are staying closer to home instead of traveling this year. 50% will dine with immediate family only. meanwhile it's an especially tough time for local turkey farmers right in the middle of their big season being hit with the rising cost of grain and it means money out of their pockets. fox 5's money reporter melanie alnwick has a closer look. >> next week, you know, the phone rings off the hook. >> reporter: this is the season farmer tom reynolds has worked all year for. >> the toms, they should dress 35 to 45 pounds. i love this size hen. she'll be a 26 to 30-pound hen. she'll be really fat, really p

. >> "parker spitzer" starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm kathleen parker. >> i'm elliott spitszer. thanks for joining us. >> it's been a rough couple weeks for poor president barack obama. he gets the sh lacking in the midterms, then criticized for the qe 2. >> the vote ain't big enough. >> it ain't big enough. now, he's in south korea and he's going to have to come home without the prize he went over there to get, only to come home to a debt commission report that everybody hates. >> kathleen, you are right. it has been a tough two years, let alone two weeks. put that aside, the debt commission may be his ticket back. here is why. it recommends a lot of tough medicine. everybody is criticizing it. democrats saying nancy pelosi, no way, no how. union leaders. republicans are saying because of the tax increase, no way we will do it. he can play the sen tryst in the middle saying everybody needs to take a little medicine. we have to bear pain. he can say i'm the one in the middle. forget the voices on either side. her is the road back to recovery. >> that is music to my ears. i love

ok, that is wilma parker de pavloff. we will call each applicant and as each applicant to make a brief statement when you are interested in filling the vacancy, and it will provide an opportunity for the committee to ask any questions. if we could begin with vera haile. good morning. >> good morning, commissioners. i'm asking to be appointed to another term on immigrants' rights commission. my two main interests are immigrants rights and aging, and i try to put the two together. i am also on the advisory council, the advisory council to the department of aging, and i work 13 years in self-help for the elderly in chinatown and 13 years in the tenderloin, and that is where my experience with immigrants was initiated. i'm still active with many groups, and language access, which is part of immigrants' rights, is a very important issue to seniors as well as other immigrants, and i have been pleased that the language access ordinance was revised and extended and, hopefully, we will have some additional languages this year aft

i'll ask kathleen parker and ellioiot spitzer, isn't that a of a disconnect? [ woman ] you know, as a mom, i worry about my son playing football. which is why i'm really excited. because toyota developed this software that can simulate head injuries and helps make people safer. then they shared this technology with researchers at wake forest to help reduce head injuries on the football field. so, you know, i can feel a bit better about my son playing football. [ male announcer ] how would you use toyota technology to make a better world? learn how to share your ideas at toyota.com/ideasforgood. >>> welcome back. time to check in with joe johns for the latest news you need to know right now. >> multiple democratic sources tell cnn nancy pelosi is trying to negotiate a compromise between representative steny hoyer and james clyburn, the two men are both seeking the number two spot in the house democratic leadership. >>> over on the senate side of the capitol, south carolina's jim demint is teaming up with tea-party backed senators to try to force all republicans

"parker/spitzer" starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm kathleen parker. >> i'm eliot spitzer. o erroll southers joins us. he does not like the way things are being done right now. i'm talking about those body scans. >> newt gingrich's daughter will be with us too. she's a chip off the old block in certain respects. you'll want to hear what she has to say. >>> we're here nonstop about the body scanners. it's important to remember they're just a distraction. the real issue, folks, we're losing because the terrorists are playing puppet master and we're the puppet. the terror group behind the failed parcel bomb al qaeda in the abian peninsula posted an online article in which they basically mock us. they call what they're doing operation hemorrhage. what is that? it's really a simple strategy. employ low cost operations against america and get us to throw huge sums of money at the problem. we bleed money and that's why they call it operation hemorrhage. for example, that parcel bomb attack aimed at the jewish synagogues but intercepted in britain and dubai cost the bad guys $4,200

more of "parker spitzer" in a moment.eliberations to continue tomorrow morning in the ethics trial of charlie rangel. a house committee rejected the democrat's request to delay the hearing. claimed he needed more time to hire a new legal team and stormed out of proceedings. stands accused of 13 ethics violations including failure to pay taxes on a home in the dominican republic. >>> after five days an ohio mother, 10-year-old son and family friend are still missing tonight. hopes of finding them were raised after a third family member, a 13-year-old was found bound and gagged in the basement of a home. matthew hoffman who lives in the home was arrest ford kidnapping and additional charges are expected. tonight on "360" the fight over full body scanners and pat downs are they essential to airline safety or invasion of privacy? what about repeat xd poe ed exposure. legal and medical implications. that's the latest. "parker spitzer" back after this. [ man ] december 31st. it's more than just the last day of the year. it's th

beth parker shows us why one store is limiting how often the bells will ring.s ringing, but -- >> we're just asking people when you see a kettle where it is, to get involved with it and give a little more maybe than you did last year because you may not see them as often. >>reporter: a few wieks ago, the salvation army got a call that made him worry. >> we're concerned. >>reporter: giant food stores, a major partner in the red -pkettle drive is making a change. the company is limiting the amount of time any charity can coolect in front of its store. >> thank you. god bless you. >>reporter: giant is giving the salvation army one weekkin november and one in december. that's two weeks total instead of the six weeks the salvation army had gotten used to. >> that's real money. that's significant money the community gives. >>reporter: a roomful of salvation army volunteers are stuffing stockings for kids in need. thats red kettle money. >> 600 people a night in the washington region put their heads on salvation army pillows. >>reporter: "giant is committed to support

john: star parker was a taker. she lived off welfare for seven years. she says the welfare bureaucracy encouraged her to stay dependent. >> they made sure you didn't work, save or get phraerd. john: if you didn't work, save or marry you got a check --? >> right, two checks, 1st and the 15th. food stamps and all your medical spends and daycare for kids so i could hang out at venice beach all afternoon. john: so she did. the creators of welfare meant to help people. hand-outs have unintended consequences. >> once i found out about welfare, why work when i could hang out here.vi john: even if welfare encouraged dependency, progressives say, other programs don't. >> we have public housing. we have all sorts of things that are designed not to give people a hand-out but to give people a fighting chance. john: a fighting chance? so many people vandalize their public housing projects that governments end up destroying them. again and again. they build it, it wrecks neighborhood,. then they blow it up. >> government housing doesn't wreck neighborhood,. unattende

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john: star parker was a taker. she lived off welfare for seven years.he says the welfare bureaucracy encouraged her to stay dependent. >> they made sure you didn't work, save or get phraerd. john: if you didn't work, save or marry you got a check --? >> right, two checks, 1st and the 15th. food stamps and all your medical spends and daycare for kids so i could hang out at venice beach all afternoon. john: so she did. the creators of welfare meant to help people. hand-outs have unintended consequences. >> once i found out about welfare, why work when i could hang out here.vi john: even if welfare encouraged dependency, progressives say, other programs don't. >> we have public housing. we have all sorts of things that are designed not to give people a hand-out but to give people a fighting chance. john: a fighting chance? so many people vandalize their public housing projects that governments end up destroying them. again and again. they build it, it wrecks neighborhood,. then they blow it up. >> government housing doesn't wreck neighborhood,. unattended

wilma parker was someone that i wanted to put forth an application. worked with her for many years in south america. she has a great understanding of issues, is a quick learner, and she is a very hard worker. she is also a teacher and educator. with regard to samer, he was on the commission and was outstanding. i would like you to consider him. he is legal minded and is great with legal issues. we have a great deal of things coming down the pipeline for next year. of course, professor enssani, she has been wonderful. supervisor campos: thank you. thank you to the commission for their work. it is good to see you. >> good morning. good morning, supervisors. my name is helen lim. i know theresa and i support her. i have known her for a while. she particularly fights for the chinese americans. i would urge you all to approve her appointment. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. is there any at other member of the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. again, let me thank all of the applicants for coming forward. we rep

beth parker, fox 5 news.do deserve yet. >>> veteran's day as we mention side tomorrow and today was a special day for a particular group of soldiers and sailors. the ground-breaking for the first national monument dedicated to veterans who were disableed in war and speaker nancy behose -- pelosi joined others to do the honors and this is located in the botanical gardens and there are more than 3 million veterans lifing with disabilities because of the wars they fought in. >>> pretty tough to talk about that. >> and -- getting all close up. what a beautiful home. >> absolutely. >> i love it, beautiful. >> i am sure you will enjoy it. >> i hope he does. what a beautiful effort. >> and it was gorgeous. >> and i think back to veteran's day, we had a foot in d.c. >> oh, my gosh. >> and bring it up. i said that could be a dusting of snow in the suburbs north and west and i'm promising -- promising you that is not going to happen but a beautiful day and continuing the trend we have had the last few days and doesn't

beth parker takes us to one local mission expanding to meet the demand. >> reporter: harold horner is fixing locks and repairing his life. >> i lost everything. >> reporter: the mission is also his home. he owned a construction company with 70 employees. that was before the recession. >> almost a half million owed for work we completed. >> you did the work and never got paid? >> right, right, i was with my payroll. >> reporter: overwhelmed, he turned to. which. >> and -- turned to alcohol. >> you talk about something coming from a six-figure income to be sleeping in the back of my truck. >> reporter: there are a lot of people who have fallen on hard times, some line up for a hot meal. >> barbeque chicken, barbeque beef or chicken and broccoli. >> reporter: so it's lunchtime here and the parking lot helps to tell the story. there is nowhere to park, no empty spaces and the people running the mission say that that is because there are a lot of people coming here who need a car and have held on to their cars because they have to get to work. but, they don't have any money for food. >> be

as beth parker shows us, they asking you to change your behavior, too. >> reporter: the bell is ringing -- . >> we're asking people to, when you see a kettle where it is to get involved with it and get more than last year. >> reporter: you see a few weeks ago, the salvation army got a call that left major steve morris worried. >> we're concerned. >> reporter: giant food stores, a major partner in the red kettle drive is making a change. the company's limiting the amount of time any charity can collect in front of its stores. >> thank you. god bless you. >> reporter: giant is giving the sampation army one week in november and one in december. two weeks total instead of six weeks that they got used to. it might be just change you're dropping but adds up. in fact, they collect $1.3 million that is just right here in the d.c. metro area. >> that is real money, significant money that the community gives. >> reporter: a room full of salvation army volunteers and stuffing stockings for kids in need. that is red kettle money and -- . >> 600 people a night in the washington region put their head

the fan favorite received a special honor in dc and told beth parker there was always something missing in her until today. >> i just can't tell you what this day means to me. >> reporter: this golden girl who's lived 88 years won seven emmies and delighted audiences half her age and was still clinging to a childhood dream. >> today, the forest service is proud to proclaim betty white as an honorary forest ranger. >> reporter: the position comes complete with a ranger's hat. >> if you'd like to try that on -- i'll hold it for you. there we go. >> reporter: and badge. >> it's our pleasure to present you with your own forest service badge. [laughter] >> in my heart i've been a forest ranger all my life but now i'm official. >> reporter: betty white truly appreciates nature, long before she felt the glow of hollywood spotlight, she had already felt the warm sun on her face and enjoyed the great outdoors. >> my first memories are riding in front of my dad on his horse as we packed into the high sierras, and we'd go in there for three weeks and never see another two-legged soul, other than b

>>parker: biomimetics is extracting good design from nature. it's learning all the various ways that nature can interact with its environment and survive. because most of the work begins in biology departments, we then need to involve engineering and physics, the physical sciences, so once those two groups come together that's when we really have biomimetics. >>reporter: at the newly opened darwin centre in london's natural history museum, 17 million insect and 3 million plant specimens are providing a rich platform for research, into everything from malaria treatments to transport - even credit card security. >>parker: we're finding new structures and we're interested in the way they do interact with water or air or light for example. butterflies have wings with about 100,000 scales. and if we look you'll find nanostructures there that interact with light waves to produce iridescent colours, in the same way as holograms on credit cards for example. by replacing air with acetone you will see how the blue turns to green and as the acetone evapor

in warren county, virginia, beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> another absolutely beautiful day. we've been talking about this new for the last couple days. i wish we could keep this going. >> isn't it funny how much we appreciate 60s, the moderation. a few weeks ago it was too hot and in a few weeks it will probably be too cold. we soak this up while we can. i think tomorrow will be a day like today, maybe just a couple degrees cooler. great shot tonight and i love to see that sparkling masonic temple all the way out there in alexandria. looks like the holidays, doesn't it? we aren't too far away at that. meanwhile today our temperature real comfortable around d.c. with brilliant blue skies, got up to 64 degrees, such a light breeze that it really felt so comfortable, nice to be able to crack the windows a bit and let some fresh air into the house. it will get cool in a few spots tonight, down to 37 in manassas and frederick, 43 for winchester and culpeper and 46 in fredericksburg, but d.c. bumped up a degree, your heat island effect at work. most of us will have a cool night as

after the affair, parker said to his teammate, thanks for the assist?d tune in tonight to see jake gill hall, star of "love and other drugs," that's "late night with david jimmy fallon" week nights on your local nbc station. >>> it's time for a first look at entertainment news. at the box office this weekend, it is very simple -- harry potter. the only thing in question are how big will the numbers be? "harry potter and the deathly hallows," part one, opened a few hours ago at midnight. last night alone it's expected to have earned roughly $30 million. as of wednesday, warner brothers claims it had taken in a record $27 million in advance sales just for this weekend. more than 3,000 show times across the country have already sold out. the movie will play on 239 imax screens in the u.s. the most in imax history. now the film costs an estimated $150 million to make, and industry experts say dream come true figures for the studio would be over $100 million for the opening weekend and $400 million over the long haul. >>> and the only other movie opening thi

"parker spitzer" is back in a moment. the latest. >> on this veterans day, vice president, joe biden led a wreath laying ceremony. the vice president called more than 23 million surviving veterans the heart and soul of the nation. >>> in san diego more than 3,000 carnival cruise ship passengers are on land after a fire that stranded them at sea. they spent three days without air-conditioning, hot showers and meals. three days that seemed like three years. >> it was like gilligan's island. i felt like maroon on a ship. i had mayo sandwiches and backed up toilets. it was bad all the way around. >>> we are keeping them honest. amazon.com condoning two books of of pedestrian feel ya. we'll show our efforts to contact the companies executives to get a response. john walsh, host of "america's most wanted" joins us later. "parker spitzer" continues now. >>> before we go, a postscript. it's veterans day. we were searching for a way to honor the men and women who wake up each morning to make the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

. >>> that's all from us, we hope you're here tomorrow, parker spitzer starts right now. >> welcome to the program. another outstanding show tonight. among the stories we're covering, a moving one about the medal of honor. the military's highest award and kathleen for the first time since the vietnam war, a living soldier will receive it, tonight we meat him in person. >>> also growing anger between america and israel, a sharp exchange between president obama and prime minister net tanyahne. >> every night in this show we have been challenging our guests to name your cuts. help us find solutions to the county tries greatest threat. president obama's debt plan -- it does provide us with insight into their thinking. >> i'm excited, but guess what, this has been your obsession since the show began, so at a great personal sacrifice, i'm going to toss this to you. >> kathleen, obsession is a strong word, but this is in fact what matters for our fiscal future. so let's get a couple things straight, yes, they're going to raise the retirement age for social security and slow the increase in th

. >> tengo entendido que tony parker lanza fuego contra longoria. >> se quiere apegar a leyes de texase el sacarlo.>> >> pero imagina le fueron infiel y ve la fecha de matrimonio. angelina jolie se lo quito.