so if the side that we have that covers the bayview and hunters point, i believe that is at 200 paul avenue. it that side door to fall through, we could use candlestick park as a backup. that site could be too expensive, and then we would look at the alternate. but based on coverage, the other side was a little bit better for us than candlestick. we tried to go for the best coverage, but we know we will probably have to do some shuffling. supervisor kim: the current constellation of sites, does that actually make an impact at candlestick park? there are so many people there. it is true, you cannot communicate you cannot do text messages. will this have an impact on that? >> the bay web network will not be used by any of the 60,000 individuals better act candlestick park. supervisor kim: so police officers and safety officers will be able to communicate at candlestick park with this new system? >> yes, it will. supervisor chu: thank you, supervisor. >> thank you. rokiit is a good introduction ty hopefully very brief presentation here. i explained that the side agreement was built for flexibi

it doesn't matter if you run right down sixth avenue right now like paul revere on a horse screaminge still going to vote for barack obama in this state, correct? >> i'm not so sure. this debt situation and the real unemployment situation really hurts. it hits home. people. >> bill: you want to bet mio bomb that carries new york right now? >> i would like to belt. >> bill: stuart varney by the way son the air from 3:30 in the morning until 11:30 at night. hardest working guy in show business. there he is he is always on the air. every time i turn it on. there he is reality check on deck. robert redford slamming the republicans. what a surprise. and vice president biden admitting he would have not have gone after usama bin laden in pakistan. check is next. . >> bill: back ever the book segment tonight. reality check, we begin with check one, a stunning admission by vice president biden about the decision-making process that led to the killing of bin laden. >> the president, he went around the table with all the senior people, including the chiefs of staff, and he said "i have to make

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i think that this probably gave them some avenue to power in actual roles in the church. >> paul speaks of women as his fellow evangelists and teachers and patrons and friends, as he does of men. but i don't see a picture of a golden age of egalitarianism back there. i see a new, unformed, diverse and threatened movement which allowed a lot more fluidity for women in certain roles-- for a while-- in some places and not in others. >> narrator: paul's way of building a community was just one of the many interpretations of the jesus movement. he had to fight a running battle to keep his fledgling congregations from falling under the influence of rival preachers. >> ( dramatized ): you foolish galatians! who has bewitched you? >> his relationship with these folks is not entirely unproblematic. for one thing, he's got to manage a long distance relationship-- and we all know how difficult that is-- and he has to do this by letter. >> in his letters, he's often recapitulating for the recipients fights he's had prior to the fights he's having currently with his congregation. >> the early christ

republicans have no intention of backing ron paul they are offering him up as an avenue for the dissentersrundown that happens to be a dead end. the system is corrupt at this point. i am a conservative, white republican, and there is nothing left to conserve. i would urge the voters not to vote. ralph nader had a good idea. none of the above on the ballot. ron paul should get it, but he will not because he is a shill. thank you. host: wayne macdonald? guest: congressman ron paul has a long and distinguished history. i think that i speak for my counterparts throughout the nation, having spoken with him about candidates, they can speak for themselves. it is a refraction -- reflection of what we all believe. congressman paul's service is certainly appreciated. today we will vote for these candidates and impact their number of delegates. it will be true or around the country. citizen participation is critical. this is not a smoke-filled back room. this is an open process. i wish congressman paul well. we welcome his candidacy. i hope that he does well. between now and the time that the nominee

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avenue near the center of town. no problem whatsoever. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a day before voters gather for the iowa caucuses, a new poll shows mitt romney, ron paul, and rick santorum in a three-way race. romney and ron paul in a dead heat with rick santorum close behind. the republican candidates fanned out across the hawkeye state and will do so again today. candidates that are languishing in the polls -- the candidates languishing in the polls are feeling hopeful. >> i think it's going to be wide open. if it is more wide open that i had guessed it would be a two- stage. >> gingrich, rick perry, and michelle bachmann have been working to try to make up lost ground. stay with abc 7 news for complete coverage of the iowa caucuses. scott thuman will have live reports from there later on today. corporate >>> in's primary will likely stay a two-man race. ken cuccinelli said he will not try to change the rules that kept rick perry and new gingrich out of the commonwealth battle. both candidates did not happen of signatures from registered voters and both went to court challenging their exclusion. state gop leaders say the candidates knew the rules even if crit

paul, who has not campaigned in the sunshine state, has 11%. >>> and mitt romney is responding now to the latest series avenue tacks by gingrich. romney tells abc news that the attacks have been sad and painfully revealing. he says they show a side of gingrich that voters haven't seen since he was speaker of the house many years ago. romney also said of the hundreds of people who have worked with gingrich now only a handful are willing to support him now. most notably herman cain and sarah palin. in the meantime, gingrich is teaming up with president reagan's son, michael during his campaign swing in florida today. gingrich says michael will "prove to everybody that gingrich is the heir to the reagan movement," as he puts it, "not some liberal from massachusetts." the former speaker is also touting hinz dorisment as we said by former candidate herman cain. >> does not seem to be helping him, that endorsement from ronald's son. >> no. >>> rick santorum returns to the race today in minnesota and missouri after taking a weekend break because of a family crisis. >> abc's david kerley is joining us this morning with more on this sto

avenue on the metro. back to you. >>> a new poll shows mitt romney holds a commanding lead in new hampshire one day before the primary. 35% of voters support the former massachusetts governor. ron paul is coming on strong with 20% followed by jon huntsman with 11%, and newt gingrich losing support with just 9% of the expected vote. nbc's tracie potts is in manchester, new hampshire, ahead of the primary and has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning. good morning, everyone. looks like about four out of five voters here have already made up their minds the day before this primary. romney has a commanding lead, almost 20 points on average. when you look at the recent polls, almost ten points nationally. 20, double that, here in new hampshire where he's always run very strong. romney, it appears, seems to be the one to beat. his opponents realize that. who will come in second? we don't know. all decided to attack him at the nbc facebook debate yesterday. >> so great as governor of massachusetts, why didn't you run for re-election? >> for me, politics is not a career. >> can we drop a little of the pius baloney? you were running for president while you were governor. le

avenue this morning about 1:45. all three of the victims are expected to survive >>> mitt romney easily came in first in the new hampshire republican presidential primary. ron paulcond, jon huntsman came in third. all the candidates are now headed to south carolina. this is ahead of the primary there january 21st >>> and drug-sniffing police dogs patrolling pleasanton high schools. this is an idea being explored by school district officials. ktvu's noelle walker joining us live from foothill high school and i understand you're talking to students. what are they saying? >> reporter: dave, we were talking to students and parents as they tarted arriving for -- they started arriving for classes this morning. the pleasanton school district trustees met last night to hear a proposal to use those dogs. parent her at foothill high school have been expressing concerns about increased drug use. one mom told me this morning she has no problem with police dogs on campus. in the past year, the district has had a 40% increase in drugs and alcohol-related suspensions from 45 last year to 63 so far this year. as students arrive for class today, we asked how they'd feel about do

paul. if he ran as independent, he might siphon off some votes that would have gone to the other parties. host: there will be an online primary for candidates. that might provide another avenue for people to express their concerns about washington. speaking of concerns about washington, my next several sites for you about the job americaelected officials are do. what can we learn from this, july to january? guest: joppa approval is important as an indication of -- job approval is important as an indication of reelection probability. even the mood of the countries expressed her presidential job approval. after 9/11, president bush's job approval went up to 90%. obama has been in that range, 40 to 45%. typically, to be reelected, in our limited history since world war ii, he needs to be a 48% or higher. one thing we will monitor for obama's job approval rating is can he in the summer and fall get it up to 47, 48, even 50%? so, his chances of being reelected -- if so, his chances of being reelected are good. if it goes 40, 45%, or lower, he could be in the same boat as george h.w. bush in 1992, and jimmy carter, job approval ratings in the 30% range, and of course, both were de