it is in food by the way that's a very interesting point of philip but i want to go to philip here i mean we can get everyone here on the panel philip you know it's interesting thing is that we need experts to tell us what's healthy what's not healthy i mean i think even we all know if we go to mcdonald's every single day that's not going to be healthy for you ok i mean that's common knowledge that's not a mystery. well we. go ahead philip and we believe the government made the mistake of demonizing traditional nutrient dense foods and fats from grass fed animals mcdonald's doesn't provide that you know these affirm factory farm animals which have a completely different nutrient. provision. instead big government have replaced natural fats in traditional foods with excess carbohydrate toxic margery and vegetable oils and we actually believe that these what are causing obesity and disease so a fat tax will actually cause more obesity we believe what mimi what you know if you imagine actually just just at the british government prior to nine hundred eighty three promoted a carbohydrate

sure you should let philip go ahead. you know it's all about education and you know you need freedom of choice in order to be able to educate anybody about anything even and this gets rid of freedom of choice but. there was no really i don't know who doesn't know that water is healthy for you if you want to do you. know safely in the toilet but. that's not where i you we hate us we don't need to be awash in saturated fat almost everyone in the night is america ingested way too much saturated fat may not be true in every notion but in the most developed nations there is. saturated fat when you go west in price has a specific agenda to promote animal fat we all know that so i think that you come with a bias to say that animal fat is you know something that everyone in the first place i want to talk to both say that we think i'm better every day. well let's take it let's just take one of your points about controlling sexual abuse well the sex hormones are produced from cholesterol we've got to know you. but your actions aro

go on what is your first meal go ahead philip. we created governments made the mistake of getting traditional nutrient dense foods and fats from grass fed animals mcdonald's doesn't provide that you know these are firm factory farm animals which have a completely different nutrient. provision. instead because mint has replaced natural fat some traditional fruits with excess carbohydrates toxic marjorie means and vegetables and we actually believe that these are water causing a piece of tea in disease so a fat tax will actually cause more obesity really want me what you know if you imagine actually just just that this is british government writing nine hundred eighty three from a did a carbohydrate restricted diet to encourage weight loss and they suddenly turned it around when they adopted the low fat agenda ok robert what do you think about that you were chuckling there you agree or disagree with that. why i gree with the theory of the trans fats in chester i interpret interest or fried fads are unhealthy is something that we all

jeff >> of workers from comical philips have been on the job all day long. they are isolating the pipeline. workers stored the oil from the pipe it will be

it is coming from a conoco philip pipeline running through concord naval weapon station property. spokesperson with conoco philip says the pipeline has since been shut down so no more crude is leaking but when it was, there was about 10 gallon coming out a minute. no word on how much crude has leak. we'll get that information tomorrow but county officials tell us the oil is contained and they don't expect it to reach any water source. now despite the strong odor, county officials insist that there is no health risk for the people who live nearby. neighbors we spoke to say they started noticing the smell yesterday afternoon. >> got conoco philips out here digging it up so the odor right now is probably, i don't know, 10 times worse than it was yesterday so it is kind of hard to breathe. eyes get a little irritated. >> we are all concerned because where we are now standing the air is clear but down on our street on holly creek place it's really thick and we are all kind of concerned about our health right now. >> if you do get big strong odor and stuff, you may want, they may go by

it is coming from a conoco philip pipeline running through concord naval weapon station property. spokesperson with conoco philip says the pipeline has since been shut down so no more crude is leaking but when it was, there was about 10 gallon coming out a minute. no word on how much crude has leak. we'll get that information tomorrow but county officials tell us the oil is contained and they don't expect it to reach any water source. now despite the strong odor, county officials insist that there is no health risk for the people who live nearby. neighbors we spoke to say they started noticing the smell yesterday afternoon. >> got conoco philips out here digging it up so the odor right now is probably, i don't know, 10 times worse than it was yesterday so it is kind of hard to breathe. eyes get a little irritated. >> we are all concerned because where we are now standing the air is clear but down on our street on holly creek place it's really thick and we are all kind of concerned about our health right now. >> if you do get big strong odor and stuff, you may want, they may go by

she has done with philips for 17 years.she makes the famous crabcakes. >> there are the best crime cake -- crabcakes to everyone to have. >> you are the queen? "yes, i m. the queen of making crab cakes. >> it has been completely redone. a complete makeover in the phillips restaurant style. brian accountant says the idea is to keep all of the good things about the old phillips and combine them with lots of new ideas. >> it has been a great land and opportunity for us to sit we are starting over. we are still continuing this legacy. we look forward to that each and every day to be able to improve upon the service we can provide for our guest. >> on the walls are photographs going back to the 1950's. here is the phillips crab house in the ocean city. here is the late comptroller and his wife. here is gov. harry hughes having some crabs. it wants to keep its loyal customers coming back. >> a think it will be great moving over to this side of the harbor close to the aquarium. we are really looking forward to moving forward. some

questions that about now in a new report philip alston pinpoints the legal uncertainty the results from the incredible secrecy of america's targeted killing program including a lack of congressional oversight and judicial review and media coverage that's dependent on the cia for those leaks now this according to alston means that there is no meaningful domestic accountability for a burgeoning program of international killing and as a result he concludes that this undermining of international law and the setting of legal precedents will inevitably come back to haunt us so joining me from the studio in new york is philip alston former un special rapporteur on extrajudicial some marry and arbitrary executions he's also professor of law at new york university and co-chair of the law school's center for human rights and global justice philip i want to thank you very much for joining us tonight and i just want to get some start with the basics overall when it comes to sending in special ops teams for a raid where it's targeted killing or sending out a drone to strike and have a targeted killi

>>reporter: when ann philips walks to get her mail. she's reminded of what she crud to see. >> beautiful, beautiful view. >>reporter: but now this is her view. rows and rows of 11 foot tall so already panels. >> alien landed in the field and so they are keeping them there inside this hideous cyclone fence. >>reporter: land is owned by the sonoma valley yawn fight school district. according to philip and her neighbors the solar panel went up without warning and without their inpu input. >> i feel in violated. i feel in like our whole neighborhood has been violated. >> first thing we did we lacked at every campus and identified those areas that we could put the solar in. >>reporter: deputy school superintendent justin free says there are a number of reasons the district put solar panel at the schools. >> we are looking to obviously save fundsment to be more green and be more energy conscientious. >>reporter: he says the project will save the district 26 million dollars over the next 25 yeevrments phillips says the district savings are th

this is what's happened so often to philip rivers, picked off in the end zone.ers, furious, oakland takes over. the chargers regain possession. 14 seconds to go. rivers tackled. the referees huddle. they rule it a sack. after the ruling was caught, begins to run and with that clock winding down, rivers gets the guys together, gets the snap off with one second left, but he is sacked again. this time by tommy kelly. the raiders get the win, 24-17. that's your espn news update. i'm lindsay czarniak. >>> and britain's royal newlyweds will have to learn to live apart, if only for a few weeks. prince william is being sent to the falk land islands next year with the air force. kate will stay in britain. >>> coming up next, the pulse. why lots of people are planning to get married today, this day specifically. >>> and a buffalo? riding shotgun? one family's extreme pet. [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus presents: the cold truth. i habe a cohd. and i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] sorry, buddy. truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. wha

they are at thurgood marshall right now as well as philip burton.ondays and tuesdays, two hours a day, tutorials on thursdays. youth have the a opportunity to earn up to the $599 stipend. we will start that with the second semester. this semester, we are doing tutorials stuff, goal-setting stuff. we're heavily incentivizing the program. there will be field trips. we will feed them everyday. we're working in conjunction with the school district at both sites. staff has attended curriculum training from the district. tutors have received training. we realize and recognize the fact that if we are going to make this work and continue for the success, we need to be closely intertwined with the district and their goals and what they're doing with their students each day. a couple of charts and graphs to put in this, i did e-mail a final report to members of the school board as well as implementation committee. i can also send a copy as well. a couple of questions that were asked when i presented when we first had begun the program was the ethnicity. we ha

charlene has been with philips for 17 years. the >> they are the best crab cakes -- crabcakes you ever want to have. we are the best. >> your the queen? >> yes, i m. i am the queen of making crab cakes. >> the former espn zone has been completely redone in the phillips seafood style. the idea is to keep all of the good things about the old phillips and greek -- combined them with new ideas. >> it has been a great opportunity for us to just say, all right. we are starting over and starting fresh. we are continuing this legacy. we want to continue to do that. we look forward each and every day part improving on the service we can provide. >> on the walls are photographs going back to the 1950's. here is the phillips crab house in ocean city. some pictures of witnesses in the 1950's or 1960's. here is gov. harry hughes having some crabs. they want to keep their loyal customers coming back. >> a think it will be great moving to the side of the harbor. a i think we are really looking forward to success moving forward. some great food

this man, 20-year-old tony philips, was one of three men who approached a group of shoppers around 2:00 friday morning. one of the shopper, 21-year- old christopher marillo was shot during a struggle for the merchandise. his cousin grabbed hillarys until the police -- philips until the police arrived and arrested him. >>> and we have a report live from the city with protestors getting everyone involved. >> reporter: only a few people are gathered an left from the march that ended earlier at 24th and mission. it read full rights for all immigrants. the chants had been we are the 99%. that was today's emphasis. hundreds began the mark around 3:30 this afternoon. occupied san francisco supporters continued on to 16th and mission then rallied there with speakers. the march then move add few block to 24th and mission where the supporters plan to rally again. they push for equal rights for all, including immigrants, especially immigrants. it read domestic workers are the 99%. organizers described families torn apart by current immigration laws and banks taking advantage of those in the comm

philip rivers' team with a three-point lead over the prop coes. a second and 8 at the chargers' 3-yard line -- -- orton now a member of the kansas city chiefs. tebow out of the gun. tebow. looking. deep fade. a throw. nobody home. it's third down. san diego with a three-point lead and now 1:53 left on the clock. dan: broncos have been better on third down conversions in the second half, yet just 5-13 for the whole game. a huge advantage for denver here. they're going to spread the field and let tebow operate. he knows they're not get anything pass rush out of san diego. ian: third and 8. tebow breaks a tackle, turns it upfield. brought down just short of the 5orial he needed eight, he got four. barnes helped make sure of it. dan: he has nothing down the field threrk gets spikes to jump up in the air and then barnes comes over and finally makes the tackle. but you hold your breath when tebow has that ball, san diego using their second time-out here. that's a wise use of a time-out, assuming that this field goal is good, san diego and philip rivers

jeff >> of workers from comical philips have been on the job all day long. they are isolating the pipeline. workers stored the oil from the pipe it will be transporting it later. another problem is the contaminated soil. that is also being collected to be disposed of. the responsible parties have been keeping in touch with the neighborhood. they are happy about that there are worried that some of the oil could seep into the creek behind our house which is a nature preserve. >> our property is right against a natural habitat. the pipeline is right near where the creek comes down. we're worried about spillage into the creek. jeff >> there is no indication that this bill affects the decree but more testing needs to be done. workers will be here all night. >>pam: and other news around the bay, police and oakland are looking for a man they say sexually assaulted a 16 year-old girl at 59th street last friday. it happened at about 10:30 p.m.. the teenager says she was walking when a suspect approached her and forced her into a black band. she says he then took her

and iran has dismissed those allegations calling them fabricated let's talk to former cia officer philip giraldi now is on the line washington for the very good evening if we're to believe what is being leaked about this report iran is going to have some serious questions to answer isn't it but take it out on again who really benefits from portraying iran once again as the bad guy. well i think in this case it's quite clear that it's the united states and israel that are basically trying to turn the heat up on iran and i would be very skeptical about this report that's coming out from the international atomic energy agency because the i.a.e.a. doesn't really have any intelligence capabilities of its own and if it's relying on reports that are coming from other people i would rather suspect those reports are coming from the united states and israel so it's it's you know an endless cycle of trying to prove the unprovable in this case does iran have a bomb you know does a rama have the intention to get a bomb no one knows that except the iranian leadership so i think this is a this is again

necessarily going to be to the afghan government or to nato ok thanks your source former cia officer philip giraldi on the line much appreciated. this is our taste still to come the adventures of ukrainian feminist sidney europe. we meet the scandalous activists who believe revealing their bodies will expose the sins of politicians and. governments and companies around the world are preparing for a possible disintegration of the euro you know business bulletin we examined why at double dip recession and the eurozone now seems all but inevitable. the russian lawyer who died in custody may have been killed because of police torture the presidential human rights council has been looking into the high profile two thousand and nine death of sergei magnitsky who is being held on suspicion of corruption and a pretrial detention center more on this now from marty's peter all of a high there's no what's the council basing its suggestion on bring us up to speed here where the presidential council of human rights is basing this on documents which it suggests show that sort of game i'd need skis death

john philip sousa can be seen conducting the marine band in this old video. 499 name are inscribed on the memorial, all of them district residents. including the name of philip bailey, the uncle monica bailey did came to honor. >> reporter: for years, it was upsetting to see the memorial in such disrepair. trees were overgrown. the marble was discolored and although just yards from the reflexing pool, few knew what the memorial the represented. >> it was worrysome. what is going to happen to this memorial? is it going to stay or be demolished? >> reporter: after years of ignoring the memorial, the federal government agreed to spend million to restore it. it now stands as beautiful as it was 08 years ago and has become the focus of conflict. a bill has been proposed to congress to nationalize the memorial and district leaders say they will fight it. >> today, we in the district of columbia, intend to make sure that this memorial remains dedicated solely to those veterans of the district of columbia. >> reporter: although the memorial is built on federal land, the money to help build it

and but maay roads have gone unchanged. (11:15:15) (philip tarnoff) "i'm not suue we're going wrong.we're just not aale to keep up with it is the real problem....." (16:18:16) ((bell) "so whats standing in he way of these repairs...? experts say mmnyytransportatiin managed....and many states, like here in maryland, aree using funds which are supposed to go to repairrtheseeroads maryland lawmakers havv drained almost a billion dollars from the state's last month, a special commission recommended raissng the gas tax to replenish the fund....so roads can be repairrd. (archhve 10-25-11) (10:56:05) (gus baumonn "the reality is the need ii billions and billlons of dollars. as far as i'm coocerned i'd just like to get to second base and see how we do...." but there may be a deeper reassn for the sttteeof disrepairs. in a new book, called the road ahead, suggests transportation departments should be prrvatized.....and taken out of the hands of government leaders. (11:18:48) (tarnoof) "eeery politician wants to see improvemeets made though though the next n - neighborhood over has more severe

concejal y en vallejo eliegiron e osly deyvi y los residente de san rafael eligieron al comerciante gary philipso alcalden . >> hoy solo a las 11 tendremos más sobre los comicios . >> un grupo de concejales pidieron el retiro del campamento de los indignados y en pleno llamado fueron interrumpidos. >> vamos con los detalles . >> así es buenas tardes alejandro fue una situación caotica y la conferencia de prensa no se pudo hacer como era lo planeado en medio de cantos y gritos con mucha presión . >> todo era tranquilo, los concejales y líderes comunitarios y de negocios hacían un llamado para que se retiren las carpas pero de repente es interrumpido el evento. >> sin embargo quienes se oponen a que permanezca el campamento no se quedaron callados . >> poco después un diálogo que no prospero y el evento no continuo. >> no podemos permitir que esa gente arruine los negocios y no podemos esperar el próximo vandalismo . >> los comerciantes que hemos hablamos y los clientes que tienen negocios sus ingresos han bajado mucho¡. >> (habla en inglés). >> esta joven del momiviento dijo que lo hicieron pues

philip rivers missed the snap. are you kidding me? fumbleerceptions and a later.s city steel's one from the chargers. from the chargers. basketball, i have about the terrapins problems. george washington university media the day with its new head coach. is a local guy. he is excited, optimistic, and ready to go. >> you have to love where you work. i love going to work every day. >> the women's basketball today.s were announced georgetown women are ranked 10th in the nation. >> that will be a game to watch. >>> what is a person to do when loved becomesonce an embarrassment? >> what is the latest? >> we are heading into a very nice weather pattern here. it will be very pleasant for the days.ew at the next look seven days. 62 on thursday. on friday, a few passing showers. saturday, cooler, upper 50's. saturday night, before you go to i suggest you turn your clocks back one hour. wjla.com is your online home for weather. check it out. [ boy's voice ] hi, samantha. [ girl's voice ] hi todd, do you wanna be my boyfriend? [ chuckles ] sure! great -- gimme your melt. myy-

&p but many roads ave gone unchanged. (11:15:15) (philip tarnoff) "i'm not sure we're going wrong.upposed to go to repair hese rooas for many other purposes...." draaned almost a billion dolllrs from the state's traasportation trust fund. last month, a special commission recommenddd raising the gas tax to replenish the fund....so roads can be repaired. (aachive 10-25-11) ((0:56:05) (gus baumon) "the reality issthe need is billions and billions of dollars. as far as i'm concerned i'd just like to get to second base and see how we do...." but there may be a deeper reason for the state of disrepairss. in a new book, called the road ahead, highway expert philip tarnnff suggests transportation departmentt should be privatized.....and taken out of the hands of government leaders. (11:18:48) (tarnoff) "every politician wants to see improvements madee in his neighborhood even though though the next neighborhood over has more severe problemm..... if action isn't taken soon....tarnoff prediits roads will be in critical cooditton. (11:20:20) (tarnoff) "i'd like to say ten-years from now we'll

held 20-year-old philips until police arrived and now looking for alleged gunman of oakland. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call police. drivers for the second straight day today. visibility down 300 feet. also in effect on the bridge. overall visibility for the bay area was less than a half mile. fog caused slight delays at sfo. flights delayed delaying departing flights as well. flights delayed by weather conditions and east coast. strong winds will blow. your forecast in just 15 minutes. >> passengers told not to worry. airline parent company filed for bankruptcy protection today. it made the decision as a result of expensive labor contracts and jet fuel. before today was the last carrier to avoid filing for chapter 11:00. american is not the only airline struggling right now. >> it's the cost of fuel. every penny increase millions of dollars for the airline. until i can get a grip on that, it can be any carrier. >> more details. amr stocks 16 times. closed at 26 cents a share, down 84%. 15 of the world's largest banks today received a rating. each

games against chicago bears against the afc west, jay cutler against his old rival san diego chargers philipth santa it will air at out then burger not know what they are doing any more but polite to push the ball that is what san diego does best prepare for how they are >> chargers are 4-by philip rivers having simply a horrible year picked up 15 * san diego bottom of the league in turnover ratio still chicago bears are well aware could be a trap can >> of a persistent and of the quarterback statistics say he has 15 interceptions but all 15 are not his fault. tipped passes on route running something like that great quarterback keeps his team in the game >> i think all of their losses coming out definitely going to have our hands full >> except for the turnover ratio chargers' lead the bears in quite a few statistical areas but saying that about opponents all year long chicago bears to keep on winning >> in the meantime it managerial search rolls on without former red sox skipper terry francona pulled himself out of the market out of the picture not managing in 2012 at least five candidates

. >>> why not head over to philip seafood. tonight is the grand re-opening at the new location. stephanie rawlings blake will be there for a ribbon cutting ceremony. >>> kinder time toy drive has a kickoff in our area. abc2 news is taking part in giving you a great opportunity to give to kids in our area. think about picking up a toy for a child in need as well. this is the 13th year of the it's kinder time toy drive. you have until december 22nd to donate or use musical instruments. head to abc2 news.com and find the information on our home page, helping out the kids in need this holiday season. >>> let's look at right now and temperatures really show the whole story. we get warm air pumping in off of the atlantic, we are in the 50s to 60s. around the backside of the storm is the cold air pulling and widespread 30s. underneath that, above that, we are getting snow falling. snow falling, see the upper level sitting and spinning. cold air on the backside. heavy snow pushing in through western tennessee, expecting 2- 4 inches. mixing in snow on the south side of the storm. storm s

the new philips the house opened at it's new location in side of the old espn zone. they have new decor and pictures. >>> one texas couple has a reason to celebrate. not only did they welcome a new edition, but they arrived on 11- 11-11. she gave birth to 10 lb, four counts colby. he was born on 11-11-11, at exactly 11:11. the parents were not expecting to see section delivery to come at that moment. >> hoping it would be closer. they said it would be a couple days before, but it ended up being 11-11-11. >> the nurse is secretly hoped to deliver and that lucky moment. the couple already shares the three other children. >>> now your forecast with john collins. >> outstanding day-to-day, much better than yesterday. we still have clear skies at this evening. the satellite radar combination, nothing on the radar, no clouds. it out to the west, thin clouds drifting in our direction. stormy in the central and western parts of the country, trying to come in. there are a number of things going on. the temperature right now, annapolis 57 degrees, cambridge 46. on the boardwal

colvin's book, written about her, by philip house. we have sponsorship from the african diaspora, and the friends of the san francisco public library. i serve as part of the african- american interest committee that helped put this program together, and i want to thank all of you for coming, and i want to thank sfgtv for taking the program today. we want to thank the department here at san francisco public library, and we are having a reception in l58, and we want to thank read your catering for providing some delicious food for us to nibble on today, so will you please join us and say thank you again to mrs. colvin and also to byrin bain for telling his story, but thank you for coming so that we can say thank you to miss colvin for being a living history maker. join us. thank you. ♪ lift every voice and sing>> ts to vote for candidates or party and it is a significant way to have our voice heard. exactly 100 years ago, women were given the vote in california. the battle for women's suffrage was not an easy one. it took more than 70 y

. >> my name is philip hackett. i am a poet. and we need your help.even years now, we have been trying to get pens and plume off the ground. we know it would take the board of supervisors and the dpw and the sfpd and others involved to get us going better. pens and plumes would be a public project that could involve the corridor from the very building to the castro, or from columbus to pier 39. it would help us economically in the city to do this project. it would be modeled after the boulevard of stars. it would be the pens and plumes of san francisco. it would be a plume

philip rivers fumbled a snap, kansas city recovered and forced overtime. a 30-yard field goal for the win. chiefs win but in reality the chargers lost in o.t. 23-20. >>> baseball, tony la russa going out on top. he announced his retirement three days after winning the world series. he managed for 33 years and won three titles. he's the only manager to retire after winning it all. >>> cc sabathia won't be going anywhere. signed a five-year, $122 million extension to stay with the yanks. he had until midnight to opt out but decided to stay in the bronx. >>> rangers jumped out to an early lead against the sharks. dubinsky to derek stephen. kept it going with three goals in the second. callahan had a pair. tapped in the rebound while falling to the ice. rangers beat the sharks 5-2. >>> predators and blackhawks needed overtime. stalberg, stop and pop, put on the brakes and ripped one past the goalie. chicago won 5-4 in o.t. >>> finally wild finish between panthers and jets. final minute. winnipeg down one and score the equalizer. wait a minute. the referee wave

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>> social cues, philip galanis of "the new york times." >> his new books "social qs." >> nice to see. >> what is it about social etiquette that makes it a hot button issue? >> what makes "social qs," the book so fun because we're living in a new world, exploding in ways it never used to when we were kids so the idea of your mother-in-law and facebook and your elementary school friend and all those together we didn't used to deal with that. >> sometimes people say you get it wrong. >> oh, yeah. they let me know. >> you'll get it right with us. >> let's get to the questions, my mother-in-law recently sent a facebook message to a friend of mine whom she never met after seeing a picture of her holding a cigarette in one of my photo albums saying smoking is very dangerous and the color of that sweater doesn't flatter. i've had it but my husband thinks i'm overreacting." is she overreact being her mother-in-law? >> well, you know, it's difficult because you have to live with that relationship. it's your mother-in-law, so there's "different." there's a way to go about it. >> the mother-in-l

. >>> packers, philip rivers, chargers needed to run tackling drills after this. charlie pepra shrugged off player after player on his way to the end zone. packers won in a shoot-out, 45-48. from hero to go to hero again. tebow had the kind of performance that earned him a heisman while at florida. threw for 127 yards. broncos won it, 38-4. >>> cardinals beat the rams in dramatic fashion. patrick peterson took the punt and went 99 yards the other way. the rookie won the game of the season with a fourth quarter run. he did it again yesterday. arizona snapped the skid with a 19-13 overtime win. >>> tony stewart trails carl edwards by three points in the chase for the cup. >>> the galaxy punched their tickets to the mls final. galaxy beat real salt lake 3-1. they play houston in three weeks for the mls cup. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> kim kardashian can keep the ring for a hefty price. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, the new york city marathon is made up of thousands of runners with

philip rivers picked off by charlie peprah. and look at charlie go.ivers threw three interceptions in the game. while we wait for charlie to score or go out of bounds. he goes out of bounds. packers still unbeaten. the last nfl team that hasn't lost. giants and the patriots. tom brady, 31 straight home regular season victories. was in serious jeopardy. manning to manningham. fourth and eight, tom brady. this is where he drives. he finds gron cow skowski. probably could been called offensive pass interference. the giants drive down. just like the super bowl a few years ago. manning hits jake ballard. giants win it, 24-20. for all these sports highlights you can possibly stomach, check us out on espn news. >> a shout out to my saints and my lsu tying peppers just wanted to get that in there for a record. >>> a big buildup and a bigger letdown. let's call this a case of premature detonation. >> a spectacular fireworks display was supposed to go on for half hour. due to a technical glitch, it lasted only one minute. >> the crowd went home less than satisf

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anthony parker is accused of killing philip wise at harpers farm road on september 13. he turn himself in to police. police say the victim was homeless. it is life behind bars for a man convicted of stabbing to death and active duty marine at the victim's birthday party in january. police say after being asked to leave the party, 28-year-old michael wiggins returned with two knives and attacked private darius ray. he was convicted of first-degree murder, assault, and other counts. two other men involved were convicted of assault charges. the west baltimore man wants answers and an apology after city police raided his home looking for someone who does not live there. arnold armstrong says he was watching television with friends when four officers kicked in the door, handcuffed his friends, and search upstairs for 30 to 45 minutes. >> i kept insisting -- he believes there are weapons, but they still left. if you believe there is nothing in this house, why did you leave? no apology or anything. if you are wrong, you should say you are wrong. >> police officials tell 11 new

holly philips. always nice to see you.n idea, because it sounds promising, of course, how could this treatment revolutionize the treatment for heart failure? >> well, you know, erica, it can make a dramatic difference. we've never before thought of heart disease as a curable or reversible conditions. the treatment has always focused on minimizing symptoms and make living with heart conditions better. the other thing is, this is the first time cells from the heart have been used to treat the heart. before, we've attempted to treat the heart with stem cells from bone marrow. but this is the first time they actually come from the organ. and so that gives us hope for other possible organs. maybe we can use cells from the kidney to treat the kidney and cells from the liver to treat the liver and so forth. >> so we're loot at about 6 million people in the country that suffer from heart failure. what puts you at risk for this? >> coronary artery disease and heart attack. that causes the voft majority of heart failure symptoms. al

. >> my name is philip hackett. i am a poet. and we need your help.even years now, we have been trying to get pens and plume off the ground. we know it would take the board of supervisors and the dpw and the sfpd and others involved to get us going better. pens and plumes would be a public project that could involve the corridor from the very building to the castro, or from columbus to pier 39. it would help us economically in the city to do this project. it would be modeled after the boulevard of stars. it would be the pens and plumes of san francisco. it would be a plume in the sidewalk, and every plume would be the name of a published poet, and i know there are virtually 1000 poets in this city. it is a hub of poetry in the world. i did programs in iraq, egypt, jordan, and israel, and i was amazed at the amount of people in the audience. there were literally thousands of people who came out to listen to their words. supervisor chiu: thank you very much. thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, members of the board. san francisco deserves a fair discu