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i'm patti ann brown. to a brand-new hour inside america's news red quarters. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. topping the news this hour, it is a new day of jubilation in libya over the death of moammar gadhafi. we'll go live to miss kata where greg has viewed gadhafi's body. >> patti: new ditails on what police dogs detected in the home of baby lisa. judge jeanine talked had her parents' attorney and she's with us in moments. >> gregg: a star studded farewell to a superstar lost a week ago this sunday. >> patti: but first, pro defending his decision to end the war in iraq. after nearly nine years of war and almost 5,000 u.s. troops killed, americans want to see our troops come home. now the president is pushing back against claims that the iraqis are not yet ready to defend themselves. the president giving his weekly address today. what did he say? >> hi. that iraqi forces have taken full responsibility for security in their nation and that now it's time to bring all u.s. troops home as the president promise

♪ cathy: oh my, patty. did you find all your files? patty: finally!new it would be this much work when richard and i decided to retire! cathy: well, what are you going to do first? patty: we're heading down to brooklyn heights and start in on that social security paperwork. cathy: why would you do that? patty: what do you mean? cathy: it's so much easier to log onto socialsecurity.gov and file online. patty: what if i need to know how much money i'll be getting? cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are two of a kind! ♪ >> proposition a would authorize the san francisco unified school district to issue bonds to repair and upgrade more than 50 school facilities. property taxes could be increased if needed to pay the principal and interest on these bonds. the bond funds would be used to repair and replace major building systems including electrical, heating wat, water, security, and fire sprinklers

♪ cathy: oh my, patty. did you find all your files? patty: finally! knew it would be this much work when richard and i decided to retire! cathy: well, what are you going to do first? patty: we're heading down to brooklyn heights and start in on that social security paperwork. cathy: why would you do that? patty: what do you mean? cathy: it's so much easier to log onto socialsecurity.gov and file online. patty: what if i need to know how much money i'll be getting? cathy: online. patty: what if our address changes? cathy: online. patty: what if i want medicare too? cathy: online. patty: so, how did you get so darn smart anyway? cathy: online! ♪ when cousins are >> hi. we'd like to welcome you to our brown bag lunch talk today. we do this every third thursday in san francisco. and today we are at e&e electric, 1775 mission street, right by the building department office where we are going to walk around and look at all of this fantastic equipment. shinny, wonderful stuff. complicated stuff. what could this possibly be used for? we have with us today, da

patty: it's so easy, even kirk could do it.y english teacher. my goal is to finish college and get my degree in journalism. my name is jared and this is my story. need help paying for college? learn more at college.gov. >> celebrating hispanic heritage month we highlight two young latina sisters who are keeping the latin beat alive. >> the luna blues machine. >> these two young women are making as much of an impact onstage as they are in the classroom. their music is a mix, hard to describe, but it is becoming a hit with listeners. the luna blues machine is tonight's "chicago's very on." ♪ you hear it and you can't quite pinpoint what it is. >> we're tossing around phrases like urban folk, brown soul, you know. how can we describe our music? >> acoustic hip-hop. latin soul. the list goes on and on. >> meet belinda and maritsa who plays the guitar. together they are sisters two years apart who have come up with a sound uniquely their own. ♪ >> the luna blues machine has been criss-crossing chicago for the last 10 years. two youn

. >> patty roland is a three-year veteran of the m.e.'s office and a nurse by training.experience will serve her well. >> when we walked into the scene her husband was visibly upset. i mean, just distraught. i could sense that he was very uncomfortable and the officer on the scene told me that he had had chest pains prior to our arrival. are you having chest pains? >> not right now. >> were you? >> yeah. >> have you had a heart attack in the past? >> yeah. i had bypass surgery. >> when did you have your bypass surgery? >> 2000. >> okay. you get that chest pain again you know you probably should call your doctor or go to the emergency room. you're dealing with a lot right now. >> i know. >> how long were you married? >> 60 years. >> oh. i'm so sorry. obviously my concern was for him. i had plenty of time. i was going to do my job but i needed to focus on him at that time. okay. i'm going to take a look at her and then i'll come back and talk to you. okay? >> okay. i'll be right here. >> let us know if you start having that chest pain because we need to worry about you now

. >> fig is in "fox news" anchor patti ann brown. what's coming up tonight? >> thanks you, i get to ombuds the ombudsman who ombuds the ombudsman. tonight on "red eye," be a occupy wall street protester expresses her concern "we'll all look sick and crazy on tv." don't worry, lady, no chance of that. air travelers now have to deal with chatdowns in addition to pat-downs. security personnel now grill passengers with questions like, where are you going? how long are you staying in what wine goes best with fish. plus google plus google plus google -- where was i? oh, yeah, a google plus employee wrote a post bragging that he knows more about social networks than anyone else at his company and then he accidentally shared it publicly and then he apologized explaining that he really don't no much about social networks and more. all that coming up and more on "red eye." >> well, that's our show. [ laughter~] >> thanks, patti. >> guess whether happened to me, right? >> let's welcome our guests, shall we. here tonight with attorney, former contestant on the apprentice

i am patty lee and i was look to introduce my comc. >> good morning. my name is maurice. one of the interesting things to note is the collaborative came apart from the meetings and get togethers. this is important for stake holders and it works. >> i have a few housekeeping measures. i want everybody to take notice to the emergency exits. we are asking that everybody please sit down if you can because you would be blocking the emergency exit. men's room is on the first floor. it's closed on this floor. we are asking that everybody including our panelist to remember turn off your black berries, pagers and phones. at this time, i am very honored and proud to introduce jeff adachi. >> thank you very much. and welcome to the 5th annual public defender's juvenile summit. i was thinking this morning. 5 years. maybe we will not need this because we will have justice for youth. until that time, we will continue to meet and talk and create action. this is the theme of today's summit. creating an action plan that will result in the changes that we're talking about today and the inn

patti ann browne is on that story. patti ann? >> that's right, jon.sed today says kids brains are more susceptible to radiation from cell phones than adults. the report from the members of the environmental health trust that kids absorb twice as much radiation from cell phones as adults do. the study released in the electromagnetic and biology journal blame it on the fact that children have thinner skulls and their small letter bodies than adults. world health organization changed its classification of cell phone radiation as carcinogenic in. 70% of the children carry a cell phone. 66% got their first phones before turning 14. parents say the reasons are safety and ability to keep track of their kids. some phones even come with locating devices. studies show that most kids text rather than talk. they also play games and listen to music through head dpons. it is not clear if these activities are less harmful since the phone is further away from the body than while talking. jon: patti ann browne from the news desk. thanks. >> thanks. jenna: dilemma over

i am here with patti ann browne. and if jokes were rocks he would be rocky. and he stinks of failure and more failure, my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so sharp he gives paper a gavin mcguinness cut. writer, musician and comedian. and he is as old as a flaper and belongs in the crapper, good to see you, pinch. >> on the front page, he profiles a gallery of protest signs that make up occupy wall street. among them, i don't believe the liberal media. poppycock. and balderdash, young, educated and unemployed. reform corporate welfare. well that's a hum-dinger. and there was a lot we saw more of. act now and save on the "new york times." it is your window to the world. there were like a lot of those. >> really? >> yes. >> i find that hard to believe. >> it is a movement within a movement. >> you are a movement within a movement. >> people read me while they have a movement. >> that's true. >> it is not, not true. >>> is it more than crunchys who say yes to the munchys? according to the latest gal lop poll, 50% of americans think marijuana should be l

the mac 'n cheese big daddy patty melt. and you thought just the name was a mouthful. the new "let's get cheesy" menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> hurricane jova slammed into the pacific coast of hex coas category 2 early yesterday morning. mudslide killed two people and injured 6 before dropping to tropical storm force. it caused extensive flooding that left dozens of people trapped on the rooftop. navy person neal used trucks to get -- personnel used trucks to get the people out. we have rain of our own not nearly as severe. >> we have a couple days of rain to deal with. but exactly we are not dealing with too much of a tropical influence. there's warm air up across the carolinas. outer banks at 74. there's the moistture that rides up -- moisture that rides up off the eastern seaboard. upper level wind sheer pattern. the second one will be the bigger punch and have the biggestium pact leading towards the weekend -- biggest impact leading towards the weekend. we have piled so much moisture in the sky and in the atmosphere t

officers arrived to find 32- year-old patty ayala shot to death. now police say it was at the hands of her former coworker, ray barrella. on friday, they announced a slew of charges against him, including first-degree murder. >> there wasn't an eyewitness that said he did it. this was a who done it, putting the pieces together. putting the pieces together, our detectives did that. >> while looking for a killer, police also uncovered unsettling details about mejia varela. he was deported, following an attempted robbery conviction. but at some point after that, federal agents say he snuck back in. >> everybody i know is up in arms about it. and there's a lot that needs to be done. >> police say it was after mejia varela entered the u.s. for a second time. he assumed a new identity and got a job at the burger king. they also say he had been laid off for several months when he came back to rob it. >> they were close to home. that's why i moved out in the country. >> reporter: police say mejia, varela and aiela worked together at the burger king in the

of san francisco, patty?rter: i am live near at&t park. you can see this rest sraupt still full even though it closed half an hour ago. but, with no more giants games to attract crowds local businesses joined ufc fans. >> reporter: crowds swarmed the crowd. giants colors were replaced. >> we came out this morning and staying through saturday night. >> reporter: grads from across the state and country did not let a little thing like cost keep them out of bear country. >> go bears! >> it is a trip. we are staying in knob hill because that was the only hotel left. airfare and hotel we are at -- $1500. >> reporter: and that does not include shopping, food, or beer. >> we are paying some bills today. we are paying some bill abouts. >> reporter: peter owns three restaurants near the stadium including momos where standing room only was an understatement. >> if the giants can not go to the may offs i will take this. >> those who took fans to a t, and t park today. >> we have school back packs here. [ laughter ] >> re

of san francisco, patty?> reporter: i am live near at&t park. you can see this rest sraupt still full even though it closed half an hour ago. but, with no more giants games to attract crowds local businesses joined ufc fans. >> reporter: crowds swarmed the crowd. giants colors were replaced. >> we came out this morning and staying through saturday night. >> reporter: grads from across the state and country did not let a little thing like cost keep them out of bear country. >> go bears! >> it is a trip. we are staying in knob hill because that was the only hotel left. airfare and hotel we are at -- $1500. >> reporter: and that does not include shopping, food, or beer. >> we are paying some bills today. we are paying some bill abouts. >> reporter: peter owns three restaurants near the stadium including momos where standing room only was an understatement. >> if the giants can not go to the may offs i will take this. >> those who took fans to a t, and t park today. >> we have school back packs here. [ laughter ]

manager jacinta "patty" ayala was found eed around 5:30 in the morning. police say mejia- vareela was a formmrrempllyee of the restaurant and waa n thh u.s illegally.the frederick county state's attorney is praasinn detectives for theer hardwork. 3 "this wasnt a case where we a haddan eyewitness, whereeyou have a lot of evidence, it took looking at each and every evidence possible" possible" the suspect is in feddral pustody on a charge of being in the u.s. illegally.he will be brrught back to frederick later this weekto face murder and armed robbery chargess this halloween.. it's not only ghouls and goblins that are the scariest paat of trick or tteating... but for some kids recent study in the journal of pediatrics,,approximatelyy8- percent of children in the u-s have at least oneefood allergy. so besides, checcing chocolates for razor blades... those parents with food allergies need to be igilantt about looking up candy ingredienns.many bite-sized candies don't includeea full ingredient label. halloween can be scary enough.... without having to worryya

patti ann, thank you.drug violence in mexico leading to a brand new police force trying to bring the country's crippled tourist industry back to life. >>> also, the defense about to make its case in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's daughter. adam houseley is live in los angeles with more on this. >> reporter: yeah, and before they present that defense, they're getting their chance to take their shots at the prosecution's key witness during cross-examination. we'll give you some of the highlights from inside the courtroom underway again here in los angeles. that's coming up only on fox. when i inspect homes, i can't be in an allergy fog. so i get claritin clear for strong, non-drowsy relief of all my alleres like dust mold pets and pollen. looks good. thanks. i ve claritin clear. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is no

patty was a loving mother. girlfriend sister and friend. we are grateful for the news of the arrest, however the pain of losing patty is still very real and fresh. and next week she will be sentenced in federal court for coming back into the country. after that, police will serve the arrest warrant. reporting live, wjz eyewitness news. >> the suspect also faces armed robbery, assault and theft charges. >> a man accused of adopting and abusing cats was charged. suspected in the deaths of several other cats. he since moved back to new york. sentencing is set for february. >> an ohio jury convicts a teacher of having sex with students. some of them football players. emotional words from the victim's parents. >> claims her students took advantage of her. but the jury found her guilty. she cried as she was handcuffed. all five victims testified she initiated much of the sexual contact. the victim's parents made tearful statements about how the incident impacted their students. >> almost didn't go to college. didn't want to be around his family o

in richmond, patti lee. >>> the fremont company received more than $500 million but shut down at theaugust. today's announcement comes amidst to suspect records. internal white house e-mails have shown concern among solyndra's development. >>> and we've got a cool night in store for you tonight. just like the last couple of nights overnight lows are getting into the mid-30s. we have a little bit of wind coming offshore. you can see that indicator representing a northwest wind. perhaps a little fog into the -- with a very cold start and highs slightly warmer than they were today. even right along the coast as you go into saturday and sunday but by sunday afternoon, those north westerly winds start to bring more moisture at the coast and have internal develop fog. these are forecast lows for the airport and downtown area near vallejo. when you get into the inland bay valleys you're going to find temperatures near freezing. not just for the next couple of days but for the next five or six days. then things change around late next week. we will watch that for you. for the most part we're

patti lee is live, and she tells us for many this isn't their first rodeo but for the cal palace it mighte their last. >> reporter: right now i'm live with the 4h contestants. they're getting ready to show sheep here tomorrow. now this might be their last and not by choice. competitive cowboys blew into town tonight. showing off skills many city dwellers have never even considered developing. but even though they're skilled at hanging on to their live stop, rodeo organizers say they're having a tough time hanging in. >> i've been doing it for 15 years. >> reporter: the biggest problem is cal palace is run by the state. >> the state is going to lose state funding this year, next year. so state fairs are on their own. >> reporter: that's why the rodeo is reaching out to a younger fan base starting with kids day this year inviting aspiring cowboys and cowgirls to experience the action. >> rodeo is in everybody's past. back from the 1800s it evolved from the rodeo and became what it is today. >>> now they know it may not come to the town before, it's coming to their attention. >> you can live

patti lee is in richmond and tells us what police were doing at the spot where the crash took place. >> reporter: here at the intersection where the fatal accident occurred there are now these fliers asking for the people's help. for three hours richmond police passed out fliers offering a reward to find the person who struck and hit a man on his wheelchair. a lexus hit cox from behind. cox landed on the hood before being thrown off as he made a left turn. >> we found the lexus emblem. they processed it. >> it's going to be very lonely without him. >> reporter: this man tells us cox and him have been friends since childhood. sharing a common bond. >> he would call me every night. >> reporter: cox' sister told us about his love for the raiders, his family and friends. >> they owe it to the family so we can get peace. they've done damage and they need to make up for it. >> i call that a very coward person to do that. >> reporter: police describe the driver as latino in his 40s with some facial hair. they say it now appears to be an accident but may be facing charges because he failed t

un hombre que reingreso al pais de manera ilegal esta acusado por el asesinato de jacinta patricia "pattyn un restaurante burguer king, en frederick, el pasado mes de marzo... la policia informo que jose reyes mejia-varela de 21 anos hace frente a cargos por asesinato en primer grado, robo armado, asalto en primero y segundo grado y robo... ayala, quien era asistente del gerente en el burguer king localizado en la cuadra 1300 de la calle e. patrick, fue encontrada inconciente y con un disparo en el interior del negocio, poca antes de que este abriera sus puertas al publico... ante la proximidad de las elecciones parciales en virginia los candidatos intensifican sus campanas..tal es el caso del democrata esteban garces que hoy nuevamente salio a la calle en busca de votos para hacer frente a su contrincante republicano mark dudenhefer el proximo 8 de noviembre.. ..garces de origen boliviano confia en los votantes latinos para llevar su representacion a la asamblea legislativa de virginia en richmond... nosotros buscamos el cambio... queremos llegar a richmond para ser una voz de nuestra co

we spoke with fans today at patty's in bethesda to get their reaction to the game. here's some of that. >> fire dan snyder. >> they sucked. i can only go for gore next week. >> i'm completely frustrated. i don't know what to do with myself. >> apparently they can't score a single point, but makes me feel like i shouldn't exist in life. >> our sports team has much more on this coming up in nissan sports and tray minutes away. glen really -- sports xtra minutes away. gwen really liked that last one. >> we had some cool weather today, 55 degrees at national, 51 dulles, 54 at bwi our high. a cold night tonight outside, right now temperatures 32 at gaithersburg, 34 baltimore, 42 in the nation's capital, 36 fredericksburg, 34 degrees at martinsburg. skies are partly cloudy, a range of high pressure in control. that will gradually slide out moving into tomorrow. as it moves out a coastal low will make its approach. this is what could possibly bring us a few showers tomorrow evening. i'm homing it won't deter the trick-or-treaters. it may hold off till late night, but right

of time. >> york peppermint patties my favorite candy. >> these are good if you work with kids.t. you basically just get cookies, favorite ice cream and you have right here, you want to do a little smashing? >> i do. >> royal smashing. >> smashing. ooh, smashing. >> this feels so good. >> it's cathartic. very good. >> just the fact that everybody wants to you step down from the throne. >> exactly like our lovely pippa is doing, roll it, we have butter finger and i love it with plain m&m's or put it on the cutting board. >> i bet the kids love this part. >> it's fun. i don't have any kids but from what i understand. >> you've heard tell. >> mom richmond is not so pleased with that one. these are smores cups. that's way more trick than treat for me on this one. so this is philo dough. >> she can't see this. >> trust me she's not happy the only ring is on the end of my watch chain. it's not connected to my anatomy or anything. >> hey! >> hello. this is philo dough, layer of cinnamon, layer after layer with butter, cinnamon in between each layer, marcshmallow and chocolae and you ha

ktvu's patti lee is live in the city where some of the big candidates stood and where one candidate didot show up. >> reporter: six of the other candidates did show. they were encouraged to bring their campaign literature but leave their stump speeches at the door. this crowd composed mostly of parents and educators wanted details. >> i want to understand since they don't have direct authority over the board of education or the school district, what they think they can do? >> we're not educating our young folks to work in the very jobs that we have here in the city. >> reporter: candidates talked about their positions on issues ranging from parent choice, cost of living allowance for teachers. >> they need to be giving us a tool. >> reporter: and school funding. >> i do think that this community has an obl tkpaeugs to the public school system. >> reporter: many here have not made up their minds about their top three choices. >> the third one is still up for grabs that's why i'm down here. >> i want to hear what the candidates have to say. if it's just lip service, you will be able to te

patti bloagojevich the wife of the former governor's urging france to write letters on her husband's behalf and send them to attorneys to forward to judge james zagel the message was signed by patty and the children they're hoping that the judge will consider good works as mitigating factors when deciding sentencing and punishment rod blagojevich was connect convicted of corruption charges last june. a sentencing date has not yet been set. >>peel off those old city stickers or pay up the cash strapped city is looking for several new ways to generate revenue and in the 33rd ward people are getting fined for not removing old vehicle stickers from their windshields. this applies to anyone with more than one sticker on their car even if you have your current up-to-date sticker you could face $120 finds its in the fine print some drivers said they ever reason for being a little lax about getting rid of the old sticker >>the law has been on the books for a long time that has really been enforced until now >>we have more coming up in the noon hour and we will be right back living with the p

in richmond, patti lee. >>> the fremont company received more than $500 million but shut down at the of august. today's announcement comes amidst to suspect records. internal white house e-mails have shown concern among solyndra's development. >>> and we've got a cool night in store for you tonight. just like the last couple of nights overnight lows are getting into the mid-30s. we have a little bit of wind coming offshore. you can see that indicator representing a northwest wind. perhaps a little fog into the -- with a very cold start and highs slightly warmer than they were today. even right along the coast as you go into saturday and sunday but by sunday afternoon, those north westerly winds start to bring more moisture at the coast and have internal develop fog. these are forecast lows for the airport and downtown area near vallejo. when you get into the inland bay valleys you're going to find temperatures near freezing. not just for the next couple of days but for the next five or six days. then things change around late next week. we will watch that for you. for the most part w

reporting live, patty lee. >> we asked on facebook at the iraq war.ed we have over extended and spent to much money. another says it's a catch 22. it had to be done but was it worth the lives lost and the heartache caused? tell us what you think on. >> there are lingering questions tonight about the circumstances of gadhafi's death and if he was executed after he was captured. libya residents turned out by the hundreds to see his body laid out. he was captured trying to flee his hometown. he was found hiding in a drain pipe. video showed him wounded but alive and then later he was seen dead. the united nations wants to know how he died. the new leadership says he was caught in the crossfire but by who is not known. >> i can't tell you whether it was from far or near but . >> reporter: that account is unconditional not confirmed. tomorrow the council will declare libya lib rated. >>> the secretary general said the alliance plans to end the bombing campaign at the end of the month. it started seven months ago with a no fly zone over libya. they plan to

patti lee is live, and she tells us for many this isn't their first rodeo but for the cal palace it mightr last. >> reporter: right now i'm live with the 4h contestants. they're getting ready to show sheep here tomorrow. now this might be their last and not by choice. competitive cowboys blew into town tonight. showing off skills many city dwellers have never even considered developing. but even though they're skilled at hanging on to their live stop, rodeo organizers say they're having a tough time hanging in. >> i've been doing it for 15 years. >> reporter: the biggest problem is cal palace is run by the state. >> the state is going to lose state funding this year, next year. so state fairs are on their own. >> reporter: that's why the rodeo is reaching out to a younger fan base starting with kids day this year inviting aspiring cowboys and cowgirls to experience the action. >> rodeo is in everybody's past. back from the 1800s it evolved from the rodeo and became what it is today. >>> now they know it may not come to the town before, it's coming to their attention. >> you can live here

reporting live, patty lee. >> we asked on facebook at the iraq war. one commonned we have over extended and spent to much money. another says it's a catch 22. it had to be done but was it worth the lives lost and the heartache caused? tell us what you think on. >> there are lingering questions tonight about the circumstances of gadhafi's death and if he was executed after he was captured. libya residents turned out by the hundreds to see his body laid out. he was captured trying to flee his hometown. he was found hiding in a drain pipe. video showed him wounded but alive and then later he was seen dead. the united nations wants to know how he died. the new leadership says he was caught in the crossfire but by who is not known. >> i can't tell you whether it was from far or near but . >> reporter: that account is unconditional not confirmed. tomorrow the council will declare libya lib rated. >>> the secretary general said the alliance plans to end the bombing campaign at the end of the month. it started seven months ago with a no fly zone over libya. t

patty is live in richmond tonight. >> reporter: i am live at the refinery. the property was worth much more in 2009. as they fight for a $60 million refund, it is vilified by the residents. >> how they would have the audacity is i don't know me. it is the one percenters against the 99%ers. >> the company made almost $8 billion this quarter. >> cities like richmond are struggling. >> richmond's mayor warns of lay offs. and chef reason says it is not senator to hurt the largest employer. >> what you are making verses the value of the property is different. >> they question how the county came to value it. they were awarded an $18 million refund from 2004 to 2006. >> now, each side gets 60 hours to lay out the case. they want to be done in five weeks. hearing have been canceled the past two days. >>> apple is no longer the number one smart phone maker in the world. that is now sam sung. they grew 14%. >>> medical marijuana advocate advocates submitted a petition for the new ordnance that shuts down medical marijuana. >>> the department of defense said today sta

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ktvu's patti lee is live in the city where some of the big candidates stood and where one candidate didup. >> reporter: six of the other candidates did show. they were encouraged to bring their campaign literature but leave their stump speeches at the door. this crowd composed mostly of parents and educators wanted details. >> i want to understand since they don't have direct authority over the board of education or the school district, what they think they can do? >> we're not educating our young folks to work in the very jobs that we have here in the city. >> reporter: candidates talked about their positions on issues ranging from parent choice, cost of living allowance for teachers. >> they need to be giving us a tool. >> reporter: and school funding. >> i do think that this community has an obl tkpaeugs to the public school system. >> reporter: many here have not made up their minds about their top three choices. >> the third one is still up for grabs that's why i'm down here. >> i want to hear what the candidates have to say. if it's just lip service, you will be able to tell in th

thank you patty. people say talk is cheap and events like ours invoke a lot of talk. be worried because today, talk anything but cheap. the bill coming due and writing off the next generation is not one we can afford to pay. let's make today a day we squeeze the value from walking. when we leave today, we must walk the talk. our dynamic panel that will get engaged on this topic for today's topic. guns and violence, what's working, what's not. first we have mrs. smith. she's's senior advisor to mayor gavin newsom. david onick. malik senfero. director of bay view safe haven. children youth and families. cheryl davis. momagic. last but not least, we have jenay. >> we have tyre and then we have cheryl. john. i have a question for you. i hear there's a summer school safety plan that started in may 2007. >> they were 4 partners that collaborates on looking at summer school sites. the 4 were the mtap with muni, the youth services with san francisco police department and the security guards through the san francisco unified school district and d.c. yf. we rolled out responsib

patti lee tells us what that means for everybody. >> reporter: bulls are good, bears are bad. the ticker that you can see behind me tells the story as the s & p500 dipped into that bear territory triggering fears of a global recession. focused on finding work, jackson is optimistic about glimmers of improvement. >> i've gotten lots of phone interviews. >> reporter: as this morning's wild swings in the stock market showed investors are fearful about the near inevitability of a greek recession. the markets may be hovering near bear territory but to become an official bear market, multiple indexes would have to drop six or more. >> when you have moves in the market at 3%, it only takes four or five days like that in a row to get a 20% return rate. >> reporter: johnson reworking her resume in alameda is banking on it. but keep your seat belts buckled because shortly after the u.s. markets closed today, moody's downgraded italy's debt. which means the ride will likely stay bumpy in the days ahead. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> well you might think that diapers would be one item that wo

. >> you know what i have come to like as much as the chocolate and peppermint patties. >> did you everake pumpkin seeds. >> did last night. did you bring some in. >> no, we took them out. haven't baked them yet. nice trick or treat weather. it will be the 11th year in a row without rainfall. 53 right now. 46 up in gaithersburg. some of the burbs are dipping into the showers. we are in good shape. late tonight, out to georgetown, you may have a couple of sprinkles 10:00, 11:00 or midnight. a couple of showers west of hager towns but this is -- hagerstown but this is not reaching the ground yet. not a lot heading our way. whatever heads our way will be light. not as cold. early trick or treaters. you will be fine. a few showers late. nice on tuesday. a little cool. you will need shades and a jacket. tonight, mostly cloudy and chilly. a shower possible by midnight. 38 to 46. winds southeasterly at 10. lows 10 before they were last night. upper 30s in gaithersburg and rockville as opposed to the upper 20s. 40 in arlington. down to the south, waldorf, 40. upper 30s in hearn done and in mana

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el salvador and is charged wwth murder and armed robbery.bbck in march, assistant manager jacinna "pattyayala was morning. police sayymejia- the u.s illegally. ...the in freddriik coonty state's attorney is praising detectives for their hardwork. 3 "this wasnt a case where we a had an eyewittess, where you have a lot of evidence, it took looking at each and every evidence possible" ppssiblee the suspect is in federal custody on a charge of being innthe u.s. illegally.he will be brought back to frederick llter this weekto face urder 3&this man, 26-yyar-old scott lewis hundertmark is behind attempted robbery.police say the parkkille man was driving liquor store near white marsh yesterday. pplice say hundertmark is also registered &pas a sex offender.the search continues toniiht foo the ooher suspect. police are invessiiating tonight whether yesterday's snowfall causeeda collision involving baltimore county 3a vieeer sent us this picture. the cruiser collided with an s- yesserday afternoon nnar the - avvnue and oucher boulevard. one person was sent to the hospital.police say ii's unclear wh

it took chefs 20 hours to make the patty and lost nearly 90 pounds of weight in the process. the owner says he hopes to land in the guinness book of world records again. >> the first burger we made was 134 pounds. most recently we did a 319- pound burger. today we are going to do a 350- pound burger. >> the burger weighs 270 pounds but by the time you add 20 pounds of cheese, 15 pounds of tomatoes, 10 pounds of bacon plus the bun it weighs in at 350 pounds. that is huge. >>> herman cain has jumped to near the top of the republican candidates running for president but is changing his biggest claim to fame. why cain is changing his 9-9-9 tax plan and whether that is going to help him. >>> the poultry industry is big business. i'm don harrison i'll tell you why coming up here on abc 2 news. >>> and halloween is around the corner. we have apps you can put on your smart phone to help you with carving a pumpkin or keeping track of your kids. bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. these covered cfls look great and last longer- perfect for 'the

john tollaway and patty. >> i used to serve with the citizen's advisory committee, and i am also of officer with the association of responsible people, just south of golden gate park. we totally oppose this plan. the unintended consequences and the mass transit authority. i live just to the south of golden gate park. we used to have three lanes of traffic, with a northbound lanes, and a few of them had southbound lanes. but there were always three lanes of traffic. they talked about calling this traffic. and we signed on to this. who does not want this? we wanted to direct the traffic, leaving the neighborhood safer for the children, the rest of them. they put in two lanes of bicycles, cutting out one traffic lane, and leaving a turning lane which worked out well for the people driving into their homes. what happened was, traffic was backed up. if you are on lincoln, that commute times, you cannot even go to seventh avenue. and if you are on the the alphabetical street, you cannot even turn on to seventh because the cars are already there and there is no room for you. what i am talking abou

patty, we want to start with you. we usually start with the political folks in the block.eball contact, governor romney touching governor perry, what does it tell you about these guys? >> first of all, breaking debate ritual by facing off towards each other. actually romney going away from his own podium to reach out and strike down and point out weapon-like. really unusual. also interesting, romney looks good when he's angry. he even can smile when he's angry. that worked as an edge for him in the debates. perry doesn't look good when he's mad, his face goes downward, points again hips. >> perry had been m.i. a for a punch of debates, you saw a c combative romney what went through your mind? >> where's this guy been? this was a fun debate. this debate was a debate weave all been waiting for. we knew it was going to happen, we knew perry and romney would try to go after each other. perry tried the last couple and flubbed it. got romney into an unguarded moment i called the lawn service and told them i'm running for office for pete's sake, i can't have illegal aliens. >> it

is the heart attack grill's piece de resistance, the quadruple bypass burger with four half-pound pattieswe have the fries done up in lard and the triple butterfat shake. a total of 8,000 calories. >> for the average person, an 8,000 calorie meal is the equivalent of five days' worth of food. >> reporter: customers who tip the scales at more than 350 pounds eat free. so what if there is an epidemic of obesity in this country? >> if i were to dodge the point that i'm killing people, would i be a very ethical businessman? >> i can eat for free. >> reporter: all joking aside, blair river, a 575-pound spokesman for one of john basso's former restaurants died in march. s. >>> more silicon valley jobs, the major companies bringing more work to the bay area. >>> while the rest of the country tries to figure out how to add jobs, silicon tech companies still continue to put out the help wanted sign. scott budman joins us with two companies who actually have to fill new buildings. scott, that's great news. >> it is, jessica. in one case they have to build that building, and that's good because it b

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noda visited the rice pattys near tokyo to ease concerns among farmers that the tariffs could have hurt them. >> noda is japan's sixth prime minister in five years. what kind of future is he looking at? >> well, it won't be an easy one. the tpp is one issue and divided diet another. the ruling democratic party controls the lower house but not the upper house. so the government cannot pass without the opposition. they are playing hard ball because of noda's passive stance regarding the political funding scandal. noda needs to balance his desire to keep his party united with his need to work together with the opposition parties. you know, sooner or later, the prime minister will have to realize that he won't be able to survive if he tries to be everybody's friend. >> our senior commentator reporting tonight. thank you. >>> and now let's look at the global weather forecast. >>> hello. time for your weather update. let's start off with east asia. it is wet again across southeast asia. we have a newly developed tropical storm system banyan east of the philippines, about to make landfall in t

you see this is a promise of the gospel of free markets is a patti smith religion has been heard by fiscal he gets along with a man just the christians one state's business lucratively money just by the system of the same truth or we need to call more to pay their debt campaigning to. think wrong now for another fine line on the on line frequencies the director behind some guys on the line like to make you feel make a pizza sauce and thank you robert for allowing me to speak as moment before right to live or my prognosis we need a sweet. little line to keep a spoke. that's better now as to these fetters that you will in a system that sickly inherently flawed every paradigm is the single cause economies and program it doesn't need this is exactly the condition money is an interest and not real to our whole economy has been set up to save you so you don't agree with congressman wrong. physical solution to a book along for the illusion that these debts can be served by using money which creates more debt because frankly sir it's a way of detainee division and sleep we could attain abundance o