c-span: that's patty? >> guest: that's patty. yeah. c-span: what do you talk to when you see these folks? >> guest: i ask them what they are doing. well, patty and i talked about the fact that she's moved into full blown aids now. a lot of that ... c-span: this is the picture we have here of patty and her mother. >> guest: patty and rosa, right. c-span: how old was she here, by the way? >> guest: that was taken ... we determined that she's 38 now that was taken when she was about 34. c-span: and what's her life like now? >> guest: well, she's in prison, and every day is a struggle just to get out of bed, because she's weak and feverish often. c-span: how many children did she have? >> guest: only one. she had junior, the boy ... c-span: were there any abortions along the way for any... >> guest: there were two. patty did, two back door abortions with coat hangers. she had junior when she was 14 and she had junior essentially because she wanted to be a woman. and she felt that having junior at age 14 would move her from the status of ad

>> thank you, thank you. >> patti: and take a look at maddie. perfecter's cool touch brush is so safe, she had no problems using both hands to create a fun, bouncy curl. ...look at this. >> look at your hair, what do you think? >> i love it and i didn't burn myself this time. >> very good, you look great. so adorable. >> so cute. >> thank you so much, maddie. >> thank you, honey. >> thank you so much. maria, you have nailed it with this invention. ...the perfecter is amazing. we've seen it! long, unfinished hair becomes full and bouncy. short, flat hair gets incredible lift and volume. frizzy hair is smooth and sleek. and the perfecter even transforms fine hair, giving it incredible body and texture. ...that is just a huge wow overall. remember, we're using one tool to achieve these salon-style looks. >> yep, you're always going to get those five results: smooth, shiny, volume, body, frizz-free hair, and it's going to last, it's rely going to last. [applause...] >> announcer: don't wait another minute! now is your final opportunity to own the pe

after eric is patty. patty is in prison. i just recently saw her. and she has now moved in she was hiv positive when she was arrested in connection with a murder in december of 1992. but she's now moved into full blown aids. every day is a question of whether or not she can get out of bed, she is at times, so weak and so ill. c-span: how old is she now? >> guest: she was born in 1958, and this is... thirty-six. c-span: negative. thirty-eight? >> guest: thirty eight, yes. and then after patty is ducky, rosa lee's youngest son. he is in jail, a long term crack addict and petty thief. he is presently in jail.

okay, patti ann brown.t make you sad to see women going to so much time and spending so much money to get something that the good lord gave you au naturel? >> well, really that part is right. i'm not sure about the rest of it but, you know, it's ridiculous. she's quoted -- i'm reading again, she says any woman can have big breasts and blond hair. it's more than looks. she has charisma. that's what i love and want to emulate. multiple surgical proceed hours. >> only 28. >> emulate her personality. >> that's a great point. >> tucker, is this woman completely insane? should she be locked up? >> she already lives in liverpool so she's been punished already. >> i didn't know i was setting you up. >> how many liverpudlians can pull this off. >> she's 46. but does she have a personality to emulate? i don't know pamela -- >> her and i are bffs so -- >> did you ever consider becoming an ellen degeneres look-alike? >> really? that's all i get? [ laughter ] >> out of time. >> well, why don't you answer his question. >

okay, patti ann brown. make you sad to see women going to so much time and spending so much money to get something that the good lord gave you au naturel? >> well, really that part is right. i'm not sure about the rest of it but, you know, it's ridiculous. she's quoted -- i'm reading again, she says any woman can have big breasts and blond hair. it's more than looks. she has charisma. that's what i love and want to emulate. multiple surgical proceed hours. >> only 28. >> emulate her personality. >> that's a great point. >> tucker, is this woman completely insane? should she be locked up? >> she already lives in liverpool so she's been punished already. >> i didn't know i was setting you up. >> how many liverpudlians can pull this off. >> she's 46. but does she have a personality to emulate? i don't know pamela -- >> her and i are bffs so -- >> did you ever consider becoming an ellen degeneres look-alike? >> really? that's all i get? [ laughter ] >> out of time. >> well, why don't you answer his question. >>

>> thank you, thank you. >> patti: and take a look at maddie.fecter's cool touch brush is so safe, she had no problems using both hands to create a fun, bouncy curl. ...look at this. >> look at your hair, what do you think? >> i love it and i didn't burn myself this time. >> very good, you look great. so adorable. >> so cute. >> thank you so much, maddie. >> thank you, honey. >> thank you so much. maria, you have nailed it with this invention. ...the perfecter is amazing. we've seen it! long, unfinished hair becomes full and bouncy. short, flat hair gets incredible lift and volume. frizzy hair is smooth and sleek. and the perfecter even transforms fine hair, giving it incredible body and texture. ...that is just a huge wow overall. remember, we're using one tool to achieve these salon-style looks. >> yep, you're always going to get those five results: smooth, shiny, volume, body, frizz-free hair, and it's going to last, it's really going to last. [applause...] >> announcer: don't wait another minute! now is your final opportunity to own the perf

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. we begin with this one breaking news overnight terrorists in afghanistan. two afghans were killed after two-car bombs went off. the taliban is taking responsibility. >> elizabeth pran is live for us with the latest. >> good morning heather and patti ann. an suv and a van carrying militants drove up to the front gate of the consulate in the early morning hours. state department officials say they initiated an attack with possible grenades and rifles which triggered a gun battle with security forces. some militants were wearing suicide vests. in the footage we are seeing overnight you can see debris and twisted metal near the consulate's gate. it doesn't appear any attackers demanded to breech the front gates. two afghans were killed and several wounded. 7 attackers were also killed including the two drivers of the car bombs. american consulate personnel inside did take the proper shelter and they as we know now were not harmed. overnight we received a statement from the u.s. ambassador

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i'm here with "fox & friend's" co-anchor, patti ann browne. and we came up with a great plan to dig out and i'll never forget when he jumped on that motorcycle. it's tv's andy levy. and struggling jazz musicians who would do anything for a gig. it's bill schultz. and he had a pension for gambling and young women but we were able to strike up a beautiful friendship. sitting with me, tucker carlson and editor-in-chief of "of daily caller." >> honestly, i can't even muster up any fake enthusiasm for this anymore. >> i wait for it. i waited for the voice. i'm proud. will his speech repair the breach? president obama is set to address the nation on tuesday to make his case for syria. but will that be too late? a senior aide tells fox that 300 lawmakers may be ready to vote against authorizing force and by waiting until next week the president has blown his opportunity to get congress on his side. meanwhile, kenneth cole has started a dialogue about whether or not he's an ass. boots on the ground or not, footwear. cole was rightly raked over the coa

patty let's start with you.y some estimates 70% of food on supermarkets she feels have some sort of g.m. o. in them. given that it's so common why there is is there a reason to be concerned about gametically modified food. >> this feud foo i food is diffe crops are different. because it's in a large amount of properties it's a manageable number of crops and we could label them and that's the most efficient way to do this so it's in corn -- we have a lot of gametically modified corn, soy, sugar beats, things like that, and those crops end up in lots of foods so that's why we get to this big number, people don't realize they are eating them . we think the a right to know. they are patented and charge farmers more to grow seeds, if it's that different it's different enough that consumers have the right know it's in the food that they are buying . >> john you said there is no scientific studs i saying they are bad. why are they resisting the labeling of what's in the products? >> there are a lot of issueses in play

and nightly pattie mallette patty is the author of the new york times best selling memoir nowhere but up she's also justin bieber's mother dr dan riden berg is a clinical psychologist the executive director of save suicide awareness voices of education and nonprofit we're going to prevent suicide and help suicide survivors is also managing director of the national council for suicide prevention and is the united states representative for the international association for suicide prevention and cesar milan the dog behaviorist star leader of the pack on the nat geo wild show and people of course as the famed dog whisperer freddy use social media that surprise you dr that he use ocean media no really it is unlimited notes will it surprises me as someone representing pledge interation it doesn't surprise me given the generation he came from everything is projected out through social media right now it's almost as though for people his age what they're experiencing who they are doesn't exist unless exist and facebook on twitter today and surprise you not at all not only that we've been see

patti ann?, it is time now to brew on this. parents oh outraged over a new children's toy that includes an armed bank robber and a smiling teller who hands over the money. is this inappropriate or a valuable life lesson regarding good verses evil? >> a robber wielding a gun. a helpless banker handing over the money. a terrifying scene played out far too often. did you ever think you would see it on a kyled's toy. >> oh they have a boy bad person, bad person. >> frank was with his son when they walked into the dearborn toys r us and taken aback by the bank robber play set. for 55 bucks you get a female action figure disguised in a blonde wig who you see holding up the bank demanding him to open up the safe and even busting into an atm targeting kids 4 to 10 years old. with the only warning a choking hazard. >> how is that priep yacht you teach the kids go to the bank rob them that's what the bank is for you go to the bank and rob them. i was flabbergasted. >> the german toy maker is known for ela

patti ann?o get his wife a new kidney has finally paid off. 78-year-old larry swilling walked hundreds of miles over south carolina with a sign that said need kidney for wife. a virginia woman saw him, got tested and apparently she is a match and if all goes well she will give a kidney to his wife to save her life. >> every person that is called -- that has called, i appreciate it more than i could ever tell them. >> i knew it was going to happen. i know him. he wouldn't have stopped until he got me one. >> a 76-year-old was born with only one kidney and it began to fail. none of their three children were a match to be donors. and a complete stranger to have gotten it from. what a story. >> the legendary actress and comedian betty white has a new title. gu i ness world record holder. >> i changed my hair. sometimes i like to drive real slow just to mess with people. >> i love that spray can. the 91-year-old earned a record for the longest tv career for a female entertainer. she stars in the tv s

. >> i am patti ann browne. his plan of attack on syria seems to be on hold. >> kelly wright is live with us with more on this. >> he through a monkey wrench into this. >> good morning to you as well. tonight president obama as you stated will address the american people he will be speaking directly to american people against syria. he will continue to look for authorization for allegedly using chemical weapons. the president says he understands the concerns of a war weary nation. >> it is a difficult situation. everybody understands that. i continue to believe there is not a military solution that there is not an underlying conflict which is in part sectarian and that the american people are right not to want to have us entangled in a sectarian civil war inside of syria. >> here's the new monkey in the wrench. if chemical weapons keep them under national control and ultimately destroy them. president obama welcomes the possibility of a possible diplomatic solution. >> i think we should explore and exhaustion al

senator patty murray calls these ads 'deplorable and sexist.' what's your response?'einberg: "well frankly obamacare is creepy and scary for my generation. feinberg also says the health exchanges, where people will go to buy private policies under obama- care, will get too much of customers' private data. that information's gonna span from private information such as tax information and personal financial information. but it's also gonna be health-status pieces of information, such as whether or not i'm sexually-active. senior administration officials have told cnn that the exchanges will get some financial information but not your medical history- except your age, and whether you smoke. feinberg says counter to president obama's remark- generation opportunity's not trying to encourage young people not to buy any health insurance. but there's also controversy over who's backing these ads: "these are billionaires several times over." the president implies, and democratic senator patty murray says flat-out, that it's the koch brothers, charles and david koch. strongly-

heather and patti ann? >> peter doocy live in washington thank you. >> vladimir putin give ago stern warning. any type of strike without u.n. approval will be considered an act of aggression. for now they vetoed any type of strike. they have plans in place if the u.s. does strike syria. military experts are warning about consequences if the united states follows through. >> as horrible as assad is he kept chemical weapons under control he is not going to use them against the united states of america. if the assad regime crumbles what happens? guards run away to save their lives you would have vast stockpiles of nuclear weapons. you may need a few special operations of people to secure the stockpiles. if you think you are going to secure the stockpiles of chemical weapons in syria you are talking a big scenario. boots on the ground are part of our future if we get into it. >> he is concerned they have no goal or clear plan in syria. >>> pliiolice say three men sho and killed a navy veteran during a car jacki

patti ann? >> a miraculous story of survival.ountains is found alive after four months. the 58-year-old was rescued yesterday. he had lost about 45 pounds and was dehydrated but over all he is in good health. he tried to bicycle between chile and argentina. his bike broke down and tried to do the rest on foot. he got disoriented in a snow storm. >> a good night's rest isn't just bad for your mood it can be bad for your child as well. pregnant women who have trouble sleeping are more likely to have complications during child birth. don't worry there are simple solutions experts say pregnancy pillows can help you get more comfortable or try reading or doing something else boring to get your mind shut down. if that doesn't work you can take a nap make sure it is before 4:00 p.m. >> the head of the naacp is stepping down at the end of the year. 40-year-old benjamin jelis the youngest leader of the civil rights organization says he wants to pursue teaching and spend more time with his family. he took over the move five years ago is cr

patti lee is with those now forced to evacuate. many of them now concerned about the animals they left behind. >> reporter: that's right, heather. we're live at what has become the defacto staging area for those evacuees. you can see the red cross is here and behind me is the one way road that leads directly to the heart of this wild land fire. that is where dozens of horse trailers are waiting to rescue the many animals left behind during this evacuation. >> reporter: this raging wildfire forced about 50 familys to snatch up a few essentials and flee. >> i saw it start. watched it move toward us. >> reporter: unable to round up her pet lamas and dogs she told us she had to leave them behind. >> i don't have any way of getting them out. it's the worse we've ever had. i've been there ten years. >> reporter: after several uneasy hours watching the fire spread. a mandatory evacuation was ordered at 5:00 tonight. families on morgan territory road and oak hill lane told to park up their pets, lock their doors and leave -- pack up their

. >> hi good morning patti ann and heather. it is a dangerous situation we have ongoing across parts of colorado. the national weather service has issued a flash flood emergency ongoing right now. i want to read parts of this to you. it is a very dangerous and serious situation. emergency management reported collapsed houses and major flooding occurring along the creek. multiple creeks have been forced out out of their banks because of heavy rain and water levels. a flood occurring in the burn area west of the city of boulder and within boulder, colorado. incredible flooding ongoing right now at this hour. the reason we have flooding ongoing across parts of colorado, new mexico, utah and arizona is we have picked up significant rainfall over the past 40-hours some areas seeing as much as 6 inches of rain even higher amounts. we have burn areas that can't absorb water so a lot of runoff does occur. a number of flash flood warnings are in effect and several watches. more rain is possible today. this is going to continue to be a c

patty culhane has a look at what's at stake. >> threats made by the u.s., ignored or flat out rebuked by benjamin netanyahu. but in his second term the white house has been trying a differing tack. smiles of the president, it was meant to smooth over the rough relationship but the president's recent speech at the united nations might have made that tougher. he appeared to be pressuring israel on what he says are his top two foreign policy priorities. >> a real break throughs on these two issues. iran's nuclear program and israeli palestinian piece would have a profound and positive impact on the entire middle east and africa. >> not talking about attacking but talking, putting a focus on diplomatic solution. but mr. netanyahu has made it clear what he wants. he literally drew a picture last year, he wants a red line drawn expect. >> the israelis are very fearful that obama will be almost taking off the table the possibility of a military strike. what the president wants from netanyahu is time, patience, let the palestinians try diplomatic approach. >> the blitz by iran's new president

and i was sitting next to this girl, and she said, "my name's patty -- what's yours?"y name was jacques. jacques henri robert antoine mercier-cointreau. after the, you know, i survived that -- >> that's why you fell in love with him. >> took "tony" -- right. 45 years later. but we [laughs] we -- the girl, patty, next to me, she heard "jacques," and she went, "eww." and there was this sweet girl on the other side of her with big dark brown eyes and slick pixie haircut, and she leaned over, and she looked at me, and she said, "oh, i think 'jacques' is a beautiful name." well, we became...like that. great pals. a week later, she comes to me. she says, "jacques," she said, "you want to go see mom's play?" i said, "yeah! what she doing?" she said, "gypsy." mom's ethel merman. >> [ riedel laughs ] >> i thought, "i can do that." so...that friday night, we were at "gypsy." and afterwards, 'miss merman' to me, then, took us to sardi's. >> riedel: of course. >> and i met -- an 18-year-old, you know, theater enthusiast, meeting all of show business heaven -- it was terrific. and

patty tell us the supervisors want to opt out but backed down from today's vote at the very last minute. >> reporter: this was backed by the d.a., the sheriff and the supervisor. this vote was all but a done deal this morning. but this afternoon, after there was voice to criticism by the chief of police and the mayor, that led to last minute revisions just this afternoon. more than 200 supporters of the legislation lined up to witness its passage. she explained why she wanted to be present for the vote. >> what happened to me i was i takenned for -- detained for eight months. >> reporter: she hade her immigration status led her to be held by i.c.e. >> it greats a chilling effect on that person. >> reporter: san francisco supervisors were poised to pull the plug on its involvement in the program. designed to deport undocumented immigrants committing violent crimes. >> people might say it will be safer we keep these people off the seats. >> reporter: but in the 11th hour the mayor warned that could backfire. that a convenient criminal is allowed to stay. >> not just a total prohibition fo

patty culhane al jazeera washington. >> politics in the u.s. now have 24 hours to come up with a deal before government services start to shut down. democrats and republicans are wrangling over a new budget. they are still no closer to a deal. jean meserve reports from washington, d.c. >> when it comes to a possibility of a government shut down republicans and democrats are playing the blame game. >> this is a terrible destructive strategy totally unnecessary. >> the president is the one saying? i will shut down government if you don't give me everything i want on obamacare. >> house will be in order. >> on the wee hours of sunday morn, the house of representatives did pass legislation funding government. >> i say it before, i say it gej this is it. >> but the democratically controlled senate has already promised to reject it because of medical devices, wheelchair that would partial lir fund the health care law. mr. obama's existing health care law is the real bone of contention. conservative republicans have tried repeatedly and unsuccessfully

patti lee talked with those at the peace stand in who tell her gun violence has become a disease. >> reporter: nearly 50 people gathered to remember alaysha caradine and salmon who were both killed in july. >> completely innocent victims. >> reporter: both victims were apparently in the wrg place at the wrong time. an explanation this group says has too common and accepted. >> people turn a blind eye to it. it becomes nor mall. it's a plague, a disease. >> reporter: every week, leroy joins other volunteers to take a stand. >> we are just screaming out for help. this is what we do every saturday. we are screaming out. >> reporter: they call themselves save which stands for soldiers against violence everywhere. these volunteers know that the two victims they are honoring today were part of two high profile homicide cases in the district that have not yet been solved. they believe the antisnitching culture of the streets is part of the problem. >> get out and say something. >> reporter: by showing up every week in different neighborhoods, they want to show it is okay to speak out. >> we

. >> he ended up face down in a cow patty. car hood down in a cow patty. >> let me remind you about this that i showed you a few weeks back. he goes off the track, hits the tree and stands on the throttle and takes half the foliage with him as he continues on his race. that was back in august. there was another famous incident by robert. this crash nearly killed the guy. he flew through the air and hit the retaining ball. his car went to bits. he was seriously injured but he is back on track now and the cows better watch out. >>> i think we've all thought we've seen it all when it comes to the angry ram in new zealand, fighting with the motorcyclist, marty. guess what? the saga continues. this time with a ram cam. they put a go-proon t on the ra. he got a lot of requests to do this. we've seen this ram get into it with marty on the motorcycle. all it takes is the rev of the engine. dude is not happy again. >> are you kidding? oh, my gosh. >> this is the greatest thing in the world. >> he got the ram cam in the right-hand corne

for more on that an obama's speech here is patty culhane. >> uses the same arguments to try to convince the majorities of the american people and members of congress the u.s. should strike the syrian military. so far he's been unsuccessful. arguing a response is morally needed and justified and that the u.s. is in the unique position to send a message. chemical weapons can't be used. but he did say there is a chance diplomacy can work. the president embracing the plan his own staff at first dismissed as unlikely while taking some of the credit for it. >> over the last few days we've seen some encouraging signs. in part, because of the credible threat of u.s. military action, as well as constructive talks that i had with president putin, the russian government has indicated a willingness to join with the international community in pushing assad to give up his chemical weapons. >> the syrian foreign minister said syria will sign the ban on chemical weapons and destroy its stock piles. >> we'll willing to locate the stock of chemical weapons stop production of the chemical weapons and show

cheryl: our thanks to patty hart, the ceo of i gte.from gambling to gambling on the market. an analyst at morgan stanley fat of the qe program along rattlers equities. kenny stockton, technical strategist is with me now. do you agree? not just morgan stanley but many analysts coming out and saying that the markets are diverging, the party basically is over. is that what is happening? >> it is a possibility. the thing to focus on is the s&p 500 has broken out to a new all-time high and that is. , exhibiting positive momentum from a short and long term -- cheryl: from lot technical standpoint, looking from a theoretical standpoint you are telling me that there's a different story going on. >> that is right. the exhaust and i worry about right now, momentum is strong and you could worry the market is overbought but sometimes that is actually reflective of positive momentum and you can still get one more surge higher base somewhere indicators are. and make it is interesting when your chemical analysis gets a fair shake, always going after

patty lee,ktvu. >>> it is trending at ktvu.com. we have a link under the topics section. >>> samsung has a smart phone beating apple. the galaxy gear in berlin was shown it sells for $299. it works with a samsung smart phone or tablet. it has six dozen aps. the nasdaq stock market had a glitch, the second in two weeks for investigators were not able to see certain quotes. it is blamed on a server while nasdaq was down. >>> markets posted gains today, nasdaq had added 36. a report that auto sales pushed stocks higher. >>> the man convicted of kidnapping three women has been found dead, authorities in columbus ohio say ariel castro hanged himself with a sheet. he pled guilty to 900 charges. prosecutors said it showed that castro couldn't take a small portion of what he had dished out. >>> some northern california supervisors expressed frustration with politics by voting to succeed. they voted 4-1 to split from california and form a new state call jefferson. the supervisors are concerned about water rights and the new rural firefighti

well, new at 6:00, ktvu's patty lee is live in oakland, where you've learned there's little evidence to back up whether the injunction orders are working. >> reporter: that's right, gasia. we are live inside the unity council, and the council wanted to use those statisticses to help launch a program for foster kids. now, it turns out those stats don't even exist. sal esparza keeps the books at his family's clothing store. >> if we don't write it down, it causes a problem. >> reporter: he says he's only 14, but he knows you need to track input and out to run a successful business. it's a lesson the city of oakland might have heeded after it launched its gang injunction program in the fruitvale district more than a year ago. >> they try to take people to jail by being in a gang, but that ain't working. it ain't stopping nothing. >> reporter: oakland police have said gang violence has improved, but have no statistics to back that claim. >> because it does impact, you know, an amount of people here in fruitvale that we would want to see the statistics to find out and determine whether or

patties in place of the bun.made its debt at a food feast in brooklyn and already a few restaurants in the bay area are selling them. >> what do you think? are you in? & i will give it a try. >> you are? >> it's like you are waiting for the bread to be there and it's noodles it could be kind freaky. >> you ate ramen as a college kid-yes. >> are you out? >> it depends how adventurous i feel. >> have at it college kids. good night. ,, license and registration please. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. hey. hey. what are you doing home? linda is spending time with her son tonight. apparently, she's one of those single moms that puts her kid first. the bitch. you're just saying that 'cause our mom put us third. fourth after she got the datsun 280-z. so whatcha you doing? paying

patty al jazeera, washington. >> reporter: and it has new evidence that syrian government forces usedcal weapons last month killing hundreds. the french say they won't attack without allied help. >> translator: president assad used chemical weapons on the people and nobody denies the reality and u.n. inspectors and what we retained hold the regime responsible. the issue is to prevent assad from reusing the chemical weapons and france is there forth determined to sanction use of chemical weapons by the syrian regime by applying firm action. >> reporter: and in response syria's president warned france that there will be consequences if there is an attack. the paper le figaro say if they are hostile to syrian people the state will be their enemy and went on to say there will be repercussions, negative ones obviously on french interest. and bashir warned the middle east the powder keg and not only talk about the syrian response but what might happen after the strike. nobody knows what will happen and everyone will lose control of the situation when the powder keg explodes and chaos will s

patty al jazeera washington. >> reporter: american and british spy agencies cracked encryption systemsesigned to protect information on line according to newspapers the guardian and "new york times" and say they got the information from documents leaked by the whistle lower edward snow den and rob reynolds as the report. >> reporter: they cracked many of the codes that are meant to keep sensitive internet communications private. according to new documents released by former national security agency contractor edward snow den, the nsa has invested billions of dollars in custom design, super fast computers to broken contributed communications including banking transactions, consumer e-commerce, corporate trade secrets, medical records and other confidential information. the documents also show the agency secretly persuaded or legally forced technology companies to provide it with the keys to their encryption programs so it could decode billions of e-mails and internet chats and phone calls in the u.s. and across the world. in a 2010 briefing memo for nsa's uk counterpart the government c

patty, al jazerra, washington. >> well, the polls that patty mentioned don't make good reading for presidentma, more than 60% of people want congress to vote against military action in syria. only 20% believe taking no action would encourage so-called rogue governments a key argument put forward by the white house. 53% are worried that strikes would lead to a long-term military commitment in syria. so it's just possible that the proposal for a chemical weapons hand over could offer a way out of military action. but the opposition in syria is still urging the u.s. to intervene. the top rebel commander has accused al-assad and mass could you of acting with deceit. >> we warned the international community, not to believe such promises, it's another conspiracy planned by russia in cooperation with iran. we stress the need and renew our requests for such attacks against this criminal regime that has crossed all red lines. they are lying and we in the fsa together with the syrian people don't trust this group which only markets lies. >> omar joins us live from turkey. omar, you heard there the rea

and i was sitting next to this girl, and she said, "my name's patty -- what's yours?"y name was jacques. jacquehenri robert antoine mercier-cointreau. after the, you know, i survived that -- >> that's why you fell in love with him. >> took "tony" -- right. 45 years later. but we [laughs] we -- the girl, patty, next to me, she heard "jacques," and she went, "eww." and there was this sweet girl on the other side of her with big dark brown eyes and slick pixie haircut, and she leaned over, and she looked at me, and she said, "oh, i think 'jacques' is a beautiful name." well, we became...like that. great pals. a week later, she comes to me. she says, "jacques," she said, "you want to go see mom's play?" i said, "yeah! what's she doing?" she said, "gypsy." mom's ethel merman. >> [ riedel laughs ] >> i thought, "i can do that." so...that friday night, we were at "gypsy." and afterwards, 'miss merman' to me, then, took us to sardi's. >> riedel: of course. >> and i met -- an 18-year-old, you know, theater enthusiast, meeting all of show business heaven -- it was terrific. and

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in oakland, patty. >>> again, the a's can clinic the american league west title tomorrow with the win. they host the minnesota twins again in the regular season game at the coliseum. the a's can also clinch if the texas rangers lose tomorrow. the rangers play at 11 a.m. pacific time. we'll have complete highlights coming up in sports wrap a little bit later in the newscast. as patty mentioned, today's rain not only delayed the start of the a's game for two hours, it caused another sewage problem, the second one in four days. here's video from wednesday, when crews were still cleaning up the last issue. today the bathroom and shower area flooded with sewage because of the rain runoff. catcher kirk suzuki says it was coming out of the faucets. flowing like lava. >>> new developments tonight with the arrest of a suspect in a hit-and-run crash that killed two women as they headed to work. san jose police say they took this man 24-year-old danny coale man into custody in union city on suspicious of homicide. 63-year-old carmen zavala, they were on their way to the jobs on september 2nd whe

. >> patty and her husband paid $425,000 for this home, it's now lost more than half of the value. tonight she has hope. >> if the bank and wall street got bailed out how come we don't get bailed out? >> we call on bafrks to really dot right thing. >> after months, the city council voted to move head with possibly using eminent domain to buy underwater mortgages and with an investment group force banks to renegotiate. the councilman myrick voted in favor. >> we sent letters to the different investors for each of the homes on the list and have asked them to come back to us and you know, they don't like our offer give us a counter offer. work with us. >> he and the mayor face opposition on the council. the vice mayor worries about lawsuits and reprizeals from banks. >> it lowers value of the properties in the city of richmond lending instit yult yoougss will not lend where you've taken and used eminent domain. >> councilman baits is concerned it's supposed to prevent blight in neighborhoods the investing partner targeted nicer homes. >> they're cherry picking. that is what they do. t

patti ann browne with breaking details.t did the team do. >> this is geting a lot of buzz nationwide a varsity football team at high school in utah was suspended by the coach in an effort to improve the players behavior. matt labrum from roosevelt high school in said there were complaints from players, including cyber bullingly, cutting teach classes and lack of respect for teachers. this week instead of practicing players are performing community service, studying and attending a class on character development. they also have to write a report about their actions. and to be allowed back on the team, the players are required to show up on time for all of their classes and keep their grades up. >> it's an honor to put on your school's jersey, i think sometimes we lose that fact in this world of me, me. >> good character is more to be praised than outstanding talent. >> no, i want part of the disrespect but i saw it go on just as much as everybody else and i'm just as much at fault for not making it stop. >> the school suppor

. >> patty and her husband paid $425,000 for this home, it's now lost more than half of the value. tonight she has hope. >> if the bank and wall street got bailed out how come we don't get bailed out? >> we call on bafrks to really dot right thing. >> after months, the city council voted to move head with possibly using eminent domain to buy underwater mortgages and with an investment group force banks to renegotiate. the councilman myrick voted in favor. >> we sent letters to the different investors for each of the homes on the list and have asked them to come back to us and you know, they don't like our offer give us a counter offer. work with us. >> he and the mayor face opposition on the council. the vice mayor worries about lawsuits and reprizeals from banks. >> it lowers value of the properties in the city of richmond lending instit yult yoougss will not lend where you've taken and used eminent domain. >> councilman baits is concerned it's supposed to prevent blight in neighborhoods the investing partner targeted nicer homes. >> they're cherry picking. that is what they do. t

in oakland, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> kenyans paid their respects to those lost during thetack on a shopping mall that killed dozens of people. a candlelight vigil was held out what is left of the west gaytgate mall in nairobee. at last 67 people were killed when with the miltant group al- shamob laufen a massive attack on shoppers. it took ten days for the military to regain control of the mall and free the rest of the hostages. >> it's just unbelievable what has happened. our country is such a peaceful country. >> four americans were among the wound. the u.s. state department has reissued a travel advisory for kenya, noticing that the continuing threat of terrorism now al-shabaab said the mall attack was just first and planned more action. >>> a dire situation is getting worse for victims a deadly quake in southwestern pakistan. a 7.7 magnitude quake leveled entire towns and killed more than 500 people. it's been followed by at least one large aftershock. and now we're learning that relief aid is only starting to arrive for thousands of people left homeless. some aid conv

>> guest: in terms of power and influence within the senate, i think that patty murray is very close to the democratic leadership. and it is a woman that's going to advance in democratic leadership, should be the one to look at. she was already senate campaign committee chair, head of the supercommittee. harry reid really likes it. she's the budget year. harkin is retiring. i'm guessing she might try to be, the chair of the h.e.l.p. committee. she has the trust of leadership. so you consider having a lot of influence on the policy agenda that democrats pursue going forward. >> host: just in talking with people up on the hill and staffers, leadership staffers and other people who watch leadership, it's interesting you should point out patty murray because one of the reasons i think that harry reid went to her for the supercommittee and customer, whatever to cheer when nobody else wanted to, these because she is a workhorse. and other think i know about her is that she has tremendously good relationships with the entire caucus. i kind of feel like there's all this talk about chuck schu