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. >> porter gauss who headed the c.i.a. >> you can't ignore criminal acts.nore terrorists acts. >> he says goss says it's especially high and libya was part of that world. case in point, a mysterious ship picked up in turkey on september 6th, five days before chris stevens and sean smith and former navy seals were killed during the assault in benghazi. according to a september 14th report by the times of london, 400 tons of cargo on board, some of it humanitarian and also holding a large consignment of weapons headed for the remembers. it's a huge warning sign that the situation on the ground is vastly more dangerous than the state department may have realized. even before the well organized massive attack in benghazi that knew the threat from al-qaeda was large and growing. >> what do you think al-qaeda looks like today? >> it's much stronger. it's spreading out. >> there is no question in your mind that al-qaeda is stronger in north africa today than it was four years ago? >> absolutely. they have all kinds of new organizations. >> so it suggests that the

>>porter: on a nice dayike today thisan enjoys bearing it all. he's one of the so-called naked guys who gather in the park let at castro and market street. >> this is a neighborhood that has very limited public space and many our town square is now almost every day a nudist colony and so it's not okay. >>reporter: supervisor scott weiner proposed today that public nudity be restricted to what he calls appropriate venu venue. including bay to brea breakers. the folsom street fair and the beach. he says in the past couple of years his district the castro has seen a sky rocketing increase in people who like to display their privates in public. this man with not divulge his name and put his clothes back on when he saw our cameras believes there's nothing wrong with showing his assets. >> i think that to be the human is to have a human body to be ashamed of the body is ashamed to be human, >>reporter: it's a controversial topic in the castro. >> thiseighborhood has changed a lot. there are so many children and families here now and why should anyone h

jill maloney, news4 sports. >> they're talking about otto porter.e's a sophomore, unheralded recruit coming into georgetown. one website has him going sixth overall next year if he comes out. so he's a legitimate bigtime player. and the gators are on the ninth in jacksonville. going to be a cool atmosphere. a lot of georgetown alums going down for that. you don't get a chance to play on an aircraft very often. >>> the aftermath of sandy continues to be felt across our region. flooding remains a big problem for a second day in frederick county, maryland. >> jackie bensen is live tonight where the river continues to overflow its banks. >> reporter: well, you would not know it from looking at the road behind me, but a number of roads in frederick county are still impassable, because the river came up and over the banks due to the rains from sandy. we've been having technical problems. do we have the video that shows what those roads looked like? they're mostly rural roads along route 80 and 85. people are heavily dependent on those roads. we can tell y

plenty of action immediately after the fixture tonight in the group a porter will be seeking to keep their perfect record intact against the nomic kiev another genome a big spending p.s.g. meet in zagreb in group b. arsenal also hold a one hundred percent record heading into their clash with shell to get on to libya will both be striving for their first wins the competition in this all fronts. in each group see it mollica will be aiming to keep hold of the summit when they host milan. months just to be meeting in our group. d. as do british dortmund ryall madrid they got because winning their first two matches can all but secure their passage to the last sixteen with victory in germany. let's head down under now where footballing living legend alessandro del piero is gearing up to quite incredibly played it hundredth game of his pro career the italian star's new side f.c. sydney in the striker joined this year will face perth glory on sunday the thirty seven year old has already scored two goals in three as for the extra fit the veteran heard previously spent nineteen seasons with ev

. >> porter: what are we doing with american forces being put at risk fighting the taliban more than 11 years after 9/11? part of the answer may be to help girls like malalla usavsi, whose crime was wanting to go to school. >> reporter: she is the girl in stretcher, shot after members of the taliban stopped her van on the way back from school and shot bullets in her head and neck. her crime, saying things like that? "i have the right. i have the right to education. i have the right to sing. i have the right to talk. i have the right to speak.." >> she spoke at 11. she had an anonymous blog written by the bbc after the taliban bombed schools in her town to try to prevent girls from getting an education. she knew it was dangerous, when asked what she would tell other girls that are afraid to defy the taliban and stay in their rooms instead. >> i tell her don't stay in your room because god will ask you on the day of judgment, where were you when your people were asking you, when your school fellows were asking you, and when your school was asking you that i am being blown up when your

but wait until they close up at barcelona's boqueria market and follow the porters out back to wherehey dump the trash and you get a different impression. in spain these days, one person's garbage can be another one's sustenance. just because you can't sell it doesn't mean you can't eat it. at closing time around here, the shadows are full of the desperate and the hungry. and when darkness falls, they come out. they joke and call it recycling. ivan and his friends are regulars here. for them there's no such thing as a sell-by date. >> i know here i can find fresh juice and some vegetables. >> reporter: because many people come here to pick them. >> and not only homeless and-- normal people. >> reporter: there's a new kind of normal in spain. once it was considered shameful to have to take food from one of barcelona's food banks. these trucks used to deliver donated food relief mostly to immigrants who'd fallen on hard times. not anymore. laia ginjoan, who helps run this center, said well over a million people in spain now depend on food banks-- twice as many as before the crisis. and

the others are on missouri avenue, porter street and 16th street northwest, new york avenue in northeast, and independence avenue and branch avenue in southeast. together these top ten account for half of all speed camera tickets. that's nearly $42 million. not to mention all the money that comes from the 62 other speed cameras around the city, the 50 red light caras and don't forget about the parking tickets. just one more reasonable the nation's capital also leads the nation in tickets. in washington, kristin fisher, 9news now. >> last year the total of all speed camera and red light camera citations added up to $85 million. >>> still to come when the news continues, halloween can be a fun time for children. it can also be rough on their teeth. so we have some tips that could save your child coming up. >> but first, a temporary cease- fire could be in the works it the syrian government and some rebel leaders. we'll explain when we come back. >>> the united nations peace negotiator claims that the fighting in syria will stop for an upcoming religious holiday. but syrian officials say th

>>porter: in uthe california tis indepennt gas station is charging nearly 6 dollars a gallon. >> take it all down and have no goods or we have to just charge that. we have no option. >>reporter: analyst at gas buddy.com say prices everywhere will rise until next week. and then level out. some gas station owners may opt to close instead of selling pricey gas. >> risking thousands of dollars of losses some station opens are throwing in the towel and saying forget it i'll buy goods when it drops in price. >> reporter: the owner of this business dent have that option. he needs gas now and someone has to pay for it. >> i have to tell my customers that the praises are even higher than usual. >>reporter: analyst say prices should finally drop 2 or 3 week from his now. live in san jose tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >> unbelievable. thanks very much. here's a picture of car dent need gas any more. video of car on fire on the bay bridge. disrupted westbound trfic tonigh started 9:20 on the uer deckf th brid nar the emont exit. brought it to you live on the news at 9 on coffeetv 20. 2 far right lan

jeff porter joins us, he briefed ambassador stevens on the security situation in libya. he briefs government officials on al qaeda. and eli lake, with information about what the u.s. knew. eli, you have been investigating whether susan rice, the u.n. ambassador, was, in addition to receiving the talking points, obviously now everyone knows what those included, right, including that it was not a preplanned attack, also had perhaps been briefed on classified information, which could have included different pieces of information, obviously. what have you found? >> well, the main thing to understand is that the key piece of intelligence that informed the unclassified assessment that this was a spontaneous reaction to a video protest was an intercept between a member of ansar al sharia, and al qaeda in north africa. so that fact that it comes from that conversation, there are lots of reasons as to why the intelligence community would not want that information to be out there. one would compromise sources. the other is this there is a risk if you name groups like that, you cou

from harriet tubman to slave porters in the underground railroad, to michelle obama and today's white house. the footprints on history from african-americans cannot be washed away. and the bells of greatness, ingenious, artistic talent, philanthropy, and leadership cannot be on rum -- cannot be unrung. we have come this far by faith. we celebrate and embrace this theme of the african american women, culture, and history. wellcome will not allow me in this discourse to call the role of great women in african american history. let me pray that their numbers are many, and the stories of them tell the truth of women, african american women, in culture and history. for our women have been on the move. our women have refused to be moved. and our women continue to move mountains in african american history. and now, in closing, let me cradle this month's celebration in the history -- in the city of st. francis, with a sense of gratitude and neutral respect. the we black, white, brown, or red, we are all god's children. mavis in vacation -- may this invocation be accepted and the record show

no comic relief, with the possible exception of the drunken porter in that almost unbearably tense scene of the knocking at the gate. shakespeare is all business here, a fact that is further intensified in our shortened television version. in great part, this accelerated tempo is the result of shakespeare's use of what we call dramatic foreshortening, that is, his device of telescoping, crowding together into a short space of time events that have actually taken place over a considerable period of time. one point where the device seems to give trouble to viewers is in the swiftness with which macbeth acts on the witches' prophecy. they see him encounter the witches late in the afternoon, notify his wife, entertain the king that evening in his castle, and that night, murder him. would a man really do that? would macbeth do that? a man whom shakespeare is at pains to paint as brave, noble, of enviable reputation? no, he wouldn't, not on such sudden and questionable prompting. however, what needs to be understood here is that the thought of being king, of deserving the crown has been in mac

andrews: cole porter, the gershwins, and rodgers and hart -- it's all on "broadway: the american musical was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. the national endowment for the humanities, promoting excellence in the humanities. the national endowment for the arts, because a great nation deserves great art. with support from the following: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. hello, i'm julie andrews. here at the shubert theatre, the anthem of the depression was first performed -- "brother, can you spare a dime?" from the crash in 1929 to the outbreak of world war ii, the broadway musical kept the troubles of the nation at bay. along with glamorous stars such as fred astaire and gene kelly, the musical theater offered political satire and folk opera, bringing hope and comic relief to these desperate times. in an era of yearning dreams, broadway offered an effervescent antidote to america's darkest days. man: thirties was the depression, you know. everybody was trying to make a living. to be working was the main thing. to survive

put it on and many other clubs want to buy him too but denise if he's not somebody that clubs like porter barcelona are interested in the costs as much as he's worth so why does he think he should be paid the same this is a market place isn't it. has the news of made any comments on this. you can ask him yourself. i wish i could hear his side of the story but because i think he claims he didn't do it because of money he just doesn't like the idea of foreign plays being paid more it's not up to ego denisov to discuss the actions of his carbon team management and why they're doing this or that all right i'll rephrase the question a bit in russia foreign food bill is usually gets higher wages than russians do you think that's ok. can we do something advances and should we. know in the u.k. for instance the situation is very different. in french football in the u.k. will hardly be paid more than say rooting for the poor everyone is judged by their merits. my first argument my second argument is that we do have excellent russian players who earn more than foreigners. in a russian club yes in a

porter our side with a strong identity they've been playing the same kind of football for many years it's true they've changed some players but the format is the same i think that for wednesday as for every match in the champions league the most important thing is to have the courage to play your own game and the confidence to play football in a stadium and difficult as the took our. well in the meantime spotlight midfielder de mint is a you says the most our side only have themselves to blame after the ten man team lost three two to celtic at the stadium on tuesday night celtic took an early lead to gary hooper before emmanuel and any key scored by the side of the break to hand spots hack the advantage in the group encounter thoughts after sixty three minutes sent a hall of quiet inside all day it was shown a straight red card for a cynical trick on him and found desire you've called stupid not to soon followed by an own goal by the need to come out of to make it two two and in stoppage time georgia some of us headed home to himself to death first ever away win in the champions leag

you have to keep porter our side with a strong identity they've been playing the same kind of football for many years it's true they've changed some players but the format is the same i think that for wednesday as for every match in the champions league the most important thing is to have the courage to play your own game and the confidence to play football in a stadium and difficult as the took our. but in the meantime n.p.r. cos will go up against all snow at the emirates include bay the great champions have never won in london losing all ten of their previous attempts spending almost fifty is they also lost that right but it's who want to time to shellcode a fortnight ago while last not top of the pile thanks to a two one victory at french champions went belly i however that's thirty five year old olympiacos goalkeeper out one way carroll knows how to deal with the english premier league opposition. it's just nice to be involved in champions lake just over a big night of the game for so long in the show we say it's just it's a great honor to be back playing again and. dorsal as i wa

how those lagers and ales porter and stouts are a picture of health for our economy. that and more at 6. >>> sure a lot of those beers are going to be consumed this weekend with all the events. >> it is the weekend. yes. be warm because it's not going to be that warm outside this weekend. it's going to be a fine weekend partly sunny saturday and sunday. any rain showers hold off until next week but upper 60s near the bay, mid-70s inland and as for the rainfall, nothing widespread or heavy but there are several days next week monday through wednesday each day with a chance of some showers. so pattern is changing. >> good skies for the blue angels. >> good not great. low cloud cover but not crystal clear blue. >> all right. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolo.c

. >> porter: but he does not see much upside for the stock, which has risen about 14% since june.o consumer produccompanies areco facing big challenges due to the global economic slowdown. they have depended on markets outside the u.s. for growth, and now they're getting hurt by the debt crisis in europe and cooling growth in china. so 's no surprise that colgate's palmolive's earnings were less than sparkling. the toothpaste giant earned a $1. a share in the third auarter, in line with estimate, and up from last year., but, like p&g, colgate's revenues fell short of expectations and were also lower than the year-ago level. the company also announced a four-year restructuring program that wilslash its globit rkforce by 6%. often, a company's stock will rally on cost-cutting news, but that wasn't the case for colgate today. >> while that's generally good news in terms of freeing up money for investment, it's probably making the market a little bit nervous that they need sort of extra cost savings on top of their traditional program in order to hit numbers. >> reporter: his firm has done busi

i'm a big spender i started him out last one they let porter james rodriguez fight him a cracking winner in the eighty third minute but the portuguese side's top of a lot another key other level with p.s.g. on three points after their two no went at home to deny most are crap. now and for me to want in seven time world champion michael schumacher has confirmed he will retire for good at the end of the season mercedes announced last week that schumacher would be replaced by lewis hamilton next season and though they've been speculation the forty three year old german could move to sabah has now said he will give up racing for good interest no one has won more championship titles than schumacher who initially retired in two thousand and six he came back to race with miss avies in two thousand and ten however he since playing just one podium finish . i've decided to retire by the end of the year. although i'm still able and capable to compete with the best drivers that are around but at some point. it's good to say goodbye and that's what i'm doing here with by the end of the season. and it

omar now xabi he is the director of the akbar research unit and in washington we cross to gareth porter he's an investigative historian and journalist or a gentleman cross-talk rosen a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want if i go to you first in washington everyone knows lebanon is a very fragile country so in whose interest the most this time around is there to see into instability in the country. well that question of course is is not easy and say no and i would preface my own answer to that by saying that very seldom if ever does reality in lebanon conform to the presentation of it in the western news media and at the current narrative of course is that the the syrians are really interested in destabilizing lebanon in order to somehow take the heat off the the regime from within syria now you know i'm not in a position to say that that's impossible but i would say that it seems a bit of a stretch and the logic of it is not at all clear and at the same time i think that there there are plenty of reason to believe that there are forces within lebanon itself i.e. the g hotte

we have omar now xabi he is the director of the research unit and in washington we cross to gareth porter he's an investigative historian and journalist or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want if i go to you first in washington everyone knows lebanon is a very fragile country so in whose interest the most this time round.

security council that is house from new york correspondent marina porter. the u.s.and western countries did not back the russian drafted press statement they said that they were they cited the need for further consultations now the russian envoy to the un vitaly churkin says in the aftermath of last month's deadly attack in benghazi that killed four americans it's quite surprising that the u.s. would be blocking a statement that is condemning the use of violence in dealing with libya's political problems. says it's very strange and the behavior of the u.s. delegation with respect to the russian troff press statement in this situation is hard to rationally explain now this russian security council press statement on bani walid expressed grave concern about the escalation of violence in and around the city particularly the reports of growing civilian casualties including children the statement also called the living authorities to take urgent steps to resolve the conflict by peaceful means and to preserve the rights of all libyan citizens in the statement also stresse

mitt romney's debate porter calls the president a tough debater. >> barack obama will be a formidable will be a good debate. >> john kerry is playing romney. republicans urge him to press him on libya. brown recalls president obama's foreign-policy dangers. the plan is how he can fix the economy. >> i will be able to explain that in a way that people will understand. >> paul ryan is preparing for its own debate it week away. >> i believe in the policies that we're providing an pursuing. i will go in there and be me. >> both candidates preparing their post debate rallies. tracie potts, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 5:48. 50 degrees at the airport. the orioles are in the playoffs and headed to the big dance. >> the birds need to buckle down in tampa. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. okay, what'ya havin? i'll have the build your own burger with a... sunny-side up egg, jack cheese, jill. and, uh... make it a double. inspiration can come from anywhere. build your own burgers are now at denny's. number of students that wea lot of problehave.th the... resources. mate

course all of this goes back to friday two of the explosion in the christian corner in christian porter there lebanese capital where eight people died of a police intelligence chief who was. as an avid mt as an activist his supporters almost immediately started pointing their finger of blame to to syria saying that it was president assad behind this terror attack we have to mention here that it is not yet known we exactly is responsible for the blast that sure. that the city the capital hasn't seen an explosion or any terror attack for four years so people are obviously very riled up by this entire essay or the digs go out and protests first of protests as the fact that this terror attack has happened and then they started protesting the government against the government saying the government is. closely affiliated with the syrian government they started calling for the government to step down but even though the prime minister has applied for resignation to the president the president we've used zero to accept it so at this point it does seem like the world still has its government for

big spending perry send him and lost the porter one. with the only goal in the eighty minute and result in portuguese outfit top of the green anomic here. on three points after that single win over denali think greg. take center stage on thursday russian premier league leaders and. are preparing to take on young boys of byrne in the second game of the group stage sitting side a safe in europe and will be hoping to make home advantage count as market reports . six wins one draw and no losses that's how our. european track record read so far this season the d'agostini side have scored twelve goals and conceded only once late on it would elicit in their made in group game domestically n.z. have also won the last six games to put them top of the russian premier league for the first time but guus hiddink is not underestimating his next opponents we started reasonable well again is difficult to the nation but i know in at home it will be maybe even more difficult to get results not be an easy and easy game against a team with experience they

a tragedy i mean i can tell you there was a time in america one when we learned about the pullman porters strike i'm you know we learned it we learned well haymarket square all that stuff it was it was fourth grade anyway so we need to come back to that in fact the the the little video clip that we just played about the police massing you know against the first battle against g.m. after g.m. . walter walter and his brothers took on ford and ford was not at all happy about that we've got a little clip about a little piece of the movie about going up against ford let me play this. on the overpass again for nineteen thirty seven. myself and other people with a group of ministers were standing there on property not private property we went there to make it does your you. want service man came in. they think it's good everything is what you call the best it was it's less we did provoke it. just as you know leaflets. the servicemen went on to smash cameras and harass the reporters one photographer managed to slip away and his photos were plastered on front pages across the country. and that's o

intercepted civilian aircraft from moscow the last twenty four hours let's get some thoughts from gareth porter he's the story that investigative journalist on the line from the u.s. he's from the u.s. national security policy council so thanks be with us turkey and its ally the us of previously lashed out at russia for providing arms to syria which moscow says own is longstanding legal contracts the flip side now is that fair with reports that the arms of been smuggled to syrian rebels via turkish territory those claims that we've heard before it was not all gel. well this incident is quite interesting in that the initial reports from the turkish authorities indicated very clearly that this was ammunition that was being smuggled into. into syria by a syrian civilian airline. liner and what then has happened is that subsequent reports have begun to become more vague the second report suggested that what. the turkish authorities were were saying that they had found radio communications equipment and what they thought were some missile parts but but not certainty about that and the most recent re

. >> porter: no one was hurt, but look at the damage to the upper floor. >> gigantic probably 100-year- old tree just came right through the attic, busts open at particular door and there's leaves all -- the attic door and there's leaves all throughout the inside of house. >> reporter: meanwhile mayor gray and other city leaders began the morning with a tour of the city. the first stop? a tree down near the historic home of frederick douglass. >> i think we're in good shape. we've had minimal flooding up to now. this is still a threat over the next four to eight hours of some flooding on the potomac. >> reporter: the mayor's group headed to northeast where we found crews removing this tree from ebart street. residents thankful it was only a car damaged when the tree came down. >> the most important thing, there's no life lost and that's the main thing. >> reporter: because of the strong winds last night and early this morning, there are trees down across the district, but the good news, as soon as they came down, there were crews to pick them up. crews working right here on calvert str

. >> i think it is extremely important first of all to pay attention to your porters--for your supportershy you have them is you've demonstrated that you're close to them in terms of their concerns about the issues. you share the same kind of philosophy. you have done things in the past that led them to believe that they can count on you. so i do believe that it is important to take care of the base first and foremost. of course, we're all concerned about swing voters and independent voters, but i think what they're looking for is they're looking for truth. they're looking for honesty. they're looking to see the kind of debate that will lead them to believe they can depend on the candidate, they can trust the candidate. so i think if you really show up for the person that you are and barack obama really, really in the past has shown what he cares about. and what he has fought for. long before he even came to the united states senate. some of those issues that he was involved in, and i think it serves him well to go ahead and speak to them to articulate them to stand up for them. >> michae

not that i say i can't work at some corporate place or be a porter or still, you know, whatever. but, i mean, you know, how, why could i not give away what i have. you know, i lived the life. while the impact of the wecare program is significant in itself-we place over 2,000 people per year directly into employment-we can't forget the larger economic benefit that the program has for the city. those 2,000 people are trusted employees of local businesses. those local businesses and those employees are returning tax dollars into the local economy. so when you're serving 50,000 people a year, when you're placing 2,000 people a year, that has a significant economic impact on our local communities. where do you see yourself in a year from now? what would you say, class? working.g. working. right. working. right. so, david, we're, we've talked a little bit about what are some of the challenges for people coming in. talk to us about what is working. what programs do you currently have that basically provide great opportunities for individuals who may have had a problem and, and are now i

heard from porter, porter is a chocolate lab out there in el sobrante. where's the fog.o hot for him! high temperature yesterday in san francisco -- now, september was cold and foggy the 1st of october, 90 degrees. that's the hottest temperature since september 5th in 2010. average for this time of year is 70 degrees. but if it was 90 in san francisco. if you are one of those and maybe you live in santa cruz or you were over in santa cruz, you are saying, it's hot. it was 100 degrees there. watsonville was 101. it will be close. but i don't think we'll set any records except for san jose's 199. it was a hot day in -- 1996. san rafael, 106. we're waiting for a couple of things. there's a very cold system digging into montana, idaho and that's gonna draw below sitting southwest of us. the key is the timing. 50, 60s. hayward, 68 degrees right there. you can see the leading edge of that. this right there. it's -- it takes it up here. as it does it will take us right over it. that wind will go westerly. the fog will ramp up and the temperatures will go on down. it will be coo

porter is upset now, i can tell. what do you think about this? i don't care.>: hoht it was aflac. >> greg: that's the duck. >> kimberly: nice guy, interviewed with o'reilly before and saying what he believes. he ved for obama before. g heeda. theaes enonay >> bob: that is the one pro-obama thing we did on the show that ben affleck wil vote for himgain. >> kimberly: i told you it was positive. eric, what do you think about e ienee t buld hope that bill would ask what isoing on in benghazi. the fill system about how to deal with terrorist -- obeegeav >> kimberly: about the iran hostage crisis,hich you know about. >> eric: like to see a liberal dance around it. fun. >> kimberly: it's good he made a movie about it. how about that? greg: you know what aat dtoalduy ttirr tn actor. fair share. the problem with people fabulously wealthy, they can actually advocate their taxes going up because the difference between making $25 million and $45 million is neigible at that range. moak dretoeo i wethe selfh to realize that. >> bob: dana is close to that. >> dana: yeah, rig

porter is in background and still came to work last night. i don't know how.