quinn sharp awfully accurate. >> charles: how much do you trust j.w. walsh in this situation taking care of the football if you want to throw the ball here? this is what todd monken is going to tell us with this play call. >> gus: j.w. walsh has been superb running the football in the second half. >> charles: they're going to let it tick down and make a decision. >> gus: 3:20 to play, fourth quarter. big third down coming up. >> gus: in the fourth quarter, texas up by one. oklahoma state facing a third down and six at the 9. they can get a first down if they can get to the 3 yard line. j.w. walsh, the redshirt freshman quarterback, from denton, texas. hands it off. randle, and he won't get there. steve ed mond with the tackle. >> charles: if oklahoma state kicks this and gets the lead, texas has shown their proclivity to not want to kick the field goal. they're not confident in their guy. over the year, they thought they were going to have anthony fera kicking. he's been hurt. nick jordan has struggled, 3 of 7. a two-point lead here could be very big f

quinn sharp awfully accurate. >> charles: how much do you trust j.w. walsh in this situation taking care of the football if you want to throw the ball here? this is what todd monken is going to tell us with this play call. >> gus: j.w. walsh has been superb running the football in the second half. >> charles: they're going to let it tick down and make a decision. >> gus: 3:20 to play, fourth quarter. big third down coming up. >> gus: in the fourth quarter, texas up by one. oklahoma state facing a third down and six at the 9. they can get a first down if they can get to the 3 yard line. j.w. walsh, the redshirt freshman quarterback, from denton, texas. hands it off. randle, and he won't get there. steve ed mond with the tackle. >> charles: if oklahoma state kicks this and gets the lead, texas has shown their proclivity to not want to kick the field goal. they're not confident in their guy. over the year, they thought they were going to have anthony fera kicking. he's been hurt. nick jordan has struggled, 3 of 7. a two-point lead here could be very big f

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that's where abc-7 news reporter sirow quinn tan that has the detail in an officer-involved shooting.e is live in the neighborhood. reporter: one of those people is dead. one of those young men is dead. the second person was shot by either a bullet or schapp nell. v-shrapnel. a wise car -- white car with more than a dozen bullet holes in the wished is what is left after a early morning shooting involving two vallejo police officers. >> i heard a girl saying, don't shoot. >> she heard the volley of gunfire from inside her house. police say the officers pulled up on the vehicle with their spotlights on and noticed the driver get out of the car with what they thought was a gun in his waist band. >> the driver ducked and turns away from them behind the driver's door. and then continue the turning movement, facing them with now the gun in his hand. >> according to vallejo police, this is a neighborhood that has seen lots of gang activity recently so the officers initially drove up to the car sew why it was parked there they fired several rounds, then began shouting at the driver. investiga

and robert quinn running him back. let's check in on the field with jaime maggio. >> jaime: thanks, chris. you were talk about about their offense in new orleans last week. i asked jeff fisher. how are you going to contain them in the first half. he said, don't forget. we gave them the first seven points. all we have to do is eliminate plays and force them down. back to you, guys. >> chris: thank you, jaime. there's a flag. >> referee: false start, offense number 78. five-yard penalty. replay, second half. >> chris: a call on cory lick ten steiger. that's the rams. >> tim: look at the time of possession advantage for the st. louis rams, almost doubling up the washington redskins. washington, 24 plays in the first half. really unable to get their running game into a rhythm. as much as we love robert griffin iii, all the excitement he's going to bring as a dynamic play maker, this team will always rely heavily on the run game. they will not be able to get it cranked up with the time they've had. >> chris: we're smack to

as for pat quinn's facts i would say he's absolutely right about welfare reform. the republicans were inaccurate about that. he's slightly about the romney ryan medicare plan where he would have the option to stay in medicare and the people who decided to go away from the support, the government has a standard. so he's fudge ago little there. he's right on medicare. >> woodruff: not much of a liability, mark, is it, for the republicans? because they have gotten so much attention about facts they didn't quite get right. >> well, when paul ryan is still answering questions on a very tough forum like the "today" show and mat lawer is talking to him about what he said in his acceptance speech and he finally today acknowledged that, in fact president obama was not responsible in any way and he didn't mean to suggest that, it's an erroneous reading of the speech. he didn't suggest that president obama was responsible for the closing ever to janesville plant. so it's a problem. let's be very frank. we have people going through stop signs on facts on both sides of this ca

>> lonnie quinn, never making us blue right here. lonnie quinn with the weather. >> originally the thought is that it came from volcanic ash or dust particles that gave it a blue tone. however, that does not occur on a regular occurrence. >> thank you for clearing that up. >> you got it. this is what i've got for you guys right now. here's the entire country. there are two storm systems i'm watching. they are as different as you can get. one has a lot of water. one has a little bit of water. little bit of water with this system, low pressure system around the northern rockies moving toward the northern plains eventually up into canada. very little rain. thunder and lightning. that lightning could spark fires with red flag warnings in that section of the country. then we have what is left of isaac. the good news, if there is any, the fact that it will bring a lot of rain to a portion of the country that needs rain. the problem is they're so parched, it's like raining on asphalt. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a cl

we spoke with hal quinn, c.o. of the national mining association, and began by asking him where are the opportunities for u.s. coal? >> when you think about the steady march of the doling world toward building modern and more prosperous societies, globally, the need is just extraordinary both in terms of thermal coal for electricity, the fasters growing fuel for the last decade and will continue to be, and then for building out the urban centers. we're going through a hyper urbanization stage globally, so you need steel and steel requires iron ore which requires coal. so long-term fundamentals are very compelling. >> tom: talk to bus the infrastructure that's necessary in ud to get american coaling overseas to feed those emerges markets. is that infrastructure in place today? >> well, it's in place in the east coast and on the gulf coast and we're trying to and have a number of proposals to build out that infrastructure on the west coast, which will be opening up the asian markets through our western coal. asia an

gov quinn wants to bring a casino to chicago again. make sure you have a jacket for the weekend. we could see the coolest weather in five months. ot sfilodour for u.n.emma 18 year-old adele dahoud will remain in custody after he awaits trial while a federal judge decided today that the teenager provides too much of a threat to public safety. he is accused of trying to designate what he thought was a car bomb outside of a west loop bar friday night the bomb was a fake and the man who gave it to him was an undercover fbi agent according to the fbi the alleged attempted bombing was the culmination of months of planning by him during which the agency says he made a list of 29 potential targets in chicago then scatter the targets to see which one would wreak the most devastation but it's a tactic used by the fbi during the investigation that the suspect's attorney said is cause for concern. the u.s. attorney's office argued today that the evidence not only shows that he was the instigator every step along the way and his alleged plan to kill americans but that he also had numerous opp

that speaks volumes. >> thank you to new york city council speaker christine quinn.s great to see you. >>> after the break, the closer. the venue may not be a football stadium, but president obama faces super bowl-esque expectations to deliver a strong speech tonight. what can we expect when the pres takes the podium? we're going to ask mike halperin because he knows everything. he's joining the panel, next. go abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar.

back in 20 09 gov quinn signed into law a statewide ban on texting while driving since it took effectpeople have been convicted for that offense. considering hikes in the amusement the year tickets could go up a lesser amount in the cigarette tax as well as the mayor wants to hold the line on sales in the real- estate taxes after signing off on the million dollars school property tax hike. j.p. morgan chase which was unavailable to some customers including tonight a group was planning to launch a cyber attacks on the west bank and the new york stock exchange. according to forbes 400 the country's three richest men are bill gates warren buffett and larry ellison. casey and buffett are also the most generous people on the planet and have given over $40 billion combined. some people just have to be first in line. a long gathering of techniques are camping out at the michigan avenue apple store awaiting the release of the new iphone 5. the new device could single- handedly had a half percentage point to the annual gross domestic product of the fourth quarter in the u.s.. a list of 36 at m

here's lony quinn with our first check of the weather. >> good morning. i want to take a look at the whole country because really daylight today we've only got two organized systems out there. one of which you see right here. this cold front exiting the northeast. if we can zoom in tight it is fading away as we speak and two, three hours from now nothing for nobody as it pushes into the ocean. second system right here. it's in the mississippi valley. even portions of texas. what you're looking at is an upper level low system given an added punch by gulf moisture. so some rain, one to two inches of rain, localized flooding. some of these areas need the rain. places like columbia you need more rain. that's going to be the wettest spot in the country today and then some of it will be very good rain four. quick look at the national picture. here's a closer look at your weather for your weekend. >>> okay. over to you guys. >>> thanks. coming up a controversial new movie based on the charismatic founder of tom cruise's religion. y, becky. he...uncle steve. for

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quinn medicine woman gumps and shut up about it. >> go out to the prayery, earn some money, get a job buy your own stuff. >> it's really how women -- women, you can't want to be fronted like this. >> bill: i don't know how anybody could be buying. this you made an interesting point that i don't even know if you made it. you know if you made it? >> i meant everything. >> bill: it was so brilliant that i don't even know if you know how. so the democratic party won't say war on terror. it won't say hey, here is the continuation of the war on terror in libya. four our guys assassinated, no, no, no. don't want to offended peaceful muslims. not going to say war on terror. war on women. oh, here we go, it's pearl harbor day for women. >> war on hispanics. >> bill: you know what? american women are in the best place on the planet. they have more opportunity. they have more predom, they can say whatever they want. they get perks all over the place. go to another country. go to belgium for crying out loud. it's not even close. and that we have to deal with this in the democratic party. you are

joining me right now are governor pat quinn's assistant.ernor, we had this discussion yesterday morning, joe. why is your unemployment rate going up, other states surrounding you trending downwards, what's going on. >> all this year we have had a pretty -- our manufacturing is still very strong, we have got chrysler, ford, john deere, all these are manufacturing companies and they're doing quite well. they obviously might be affected by europe or asia, changes there, but overall in manufacturing we have created over 40 billion. >> you did a budget deal that raised some taxes. >> well the republicans helped put us in a $10 million deficit. and if somebody has to come along and tell the truth, if you have to balance the budget and pay for education, you have to have smart people so they can work these jobs in the 21st century. >> there's a little bit of a behind the scenes struggle about the platform in israel. i want to read to you, the key language basically in the democratic platform on jerusalem for 40 years, most of my lifetime. jerusale

pat quinn declined to weigh in on the strike. a chicagoen, quinn says he respects the teacher's job and wishes them luck. >>> the presidential candidate suspended political ads on this 9/11 anniversary. mitt romney addressed national guards members at a campaign stop in nevada sharing his thoughts on 9/11. >> we remember those who died. we marvel at the courage of those who stormed the cockpit when they became aware of the purpose of the hijackers. we hold up in prayer the family and friends that lived in a shadow cast by grief. >> despite the lack of tax, differences were still on display. romney criticized the president for defense cuts scheduled to take place next year. >>> with eight weeks to go, the race for the white house is neck and neck. a new washington post of likely voters has president obama and mitt romney with 48%. in a wider poll of registered voters, the president is six points ahead of mitt romney. break down the race for the white house. thanks for joining us tonight. >> good to be here, shawn. >> let's start w

they will go out to oakland for a big road trip but manny, man, manny machado. 81 quinns. this is great. >> congratulations. >>> it was a little more than a month ago that shots range out on the streets of mt. vernon. >> 40-year-old alex ulrich was killed and his friend larry peterson was injured. an arrest has been made. >> reporter: this is 25-year-old quniton bass. police said he pulled the trigger killing alex ulrich and injuring larry peterson, just steps away from the belvidere hotel. >> we think it's significant, this case. it highlights how all the different components of the police department work together with the community in solveling case -- solving cases. >> reporter: as the homicide detectives were building the case, it was officers on foot patrol who broke it. bass and others were drinking in a mt. vernon park. the foot officers approached him and took him. investigators worked backward, ccting him to the shooting three months earlier. >> the motive is robbery and it still remains an active investigation. >> reporter: active because there was at left anothe

here's lonnie quinn. >> you like to be precise. good morning guys, good morning to you. you heard rebecca talk about the terrible situation in oklahoma yesterday. i want to check in with oklahoma right now, let you know things are so much calmer told. the last of the rain is exiting the southeast corner of the state. that rain is all part of one monster cold front from texas all the way up to the great lakes. it is still dangerous, guys. here's the problem. i'm watching the northeast today. because that's where we'll find the biggest contrast. not just in temperatures. hot on one side, cold on the other. but mugginess, dew points, really muggy on one side, dry on the other. you get big lift and a contrast. you will get severe storms. i'm worried about that, even the possibility for tornadoes. if you live in this part of the country, this is home for you. please be careful today. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. everybody. make it a great saturday. rebecca, all yours. >>> stand up to cancer took over prime

now here's lonnie quinn with another check of the weather. >>> good morning. well, let's get over here to the big old map. we can show you where the big rain is. it's in texas notifying louisiana, portions of oklahoma. some could see up to five inches of rain. that's here in the usa. want to quickly show you, something that's going on in the tropics. we have tropical storm nadine. it's way in the middle of the ocean. no threat to land. but what's interesting about tropical storm nadine, look at these facts. been around for a while. an average storm life is five to ten days from the time that storms are born typically off the coast of africa. nadine is now 19 days old. forecast to last another five days. that's not going record but definitely one of the longer storms. speaking of like longer storms and seeing more activity we still have until november 30th until hurricane season end. a very active season thus far. we see the possibility for more out there. that's a quick look at the national and international picture. here's a closer look at the weather for you

as for pat quinn's facts i would say he's absolutely right about welfare reform. the republicans were inaccurate about that. he's slightly about the romney ryan medicare plan where he would have the option to stay in medicare and the people who decided to go away from the support, the government has a standard. so he's fudge ago little there. he's right on medicare. >> woodruff: not much of a liability, mark, is it, for the republicans? because they have gotten so much attention about facts they didn't quite get right. >> well, when paul ryan is still answering questions on a very tough forum like the "today" show and mat lawer is talking to him about what he said in his acceptance speech and he finally today acknowledged that, in fact president obama was not responsible in any way and he didn't mean to suggest that, it's an erroneous reang of the speech. he didn't suggest that president obama was responsible for the closing ever to janesville plant. so it's a problem. let's be very frank. we have people going through stop signs on facts on both sides of this camp

kendial lawrence, number four, the tackle made by quinn smith, number 24. having today.at this. >> gary: you can see, there is great balance. they gain a lot of yards. on fourth down, will they go under center? >> verne: yes, they do. they bobble the snap, and i don't think he's got enough. >> gary: they didn't even have a tight end in the game. >> verne: no. >> gary: they had five offensive linemen and seven defenders. they dropped the snap. quick corners from the outside. my goodness. >> verne: it is ruled short of the first down. didn't even measure. ball goes over on downs. [ male announcer ] with a driving range of more than 550 miles you'll inevitably find yourself on a desolate highway in your jeep grand cherokee. and when you do, you'll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. and for the blind-spot monitor... [ beeping ] ...that helps remind you that the highway might not be as desolate... as you thought. ♪ >> verne: early fourth quarter in columbia. time to cue the duck getting back on st

pat quinn had good news from joliet. but some of them there wanted to tell them something as well.overnor was in joliet to kick off construction on a $42 million transportation hub. but some state workers protested. they say they're not happy with pension cuts and deferred pay increases. stopped on the chicago high-speed rail line creating 400 construction jobs. he called out the protesters saying state workers have gotten a 45% pay increase in the last eight years. two decades of shuttle flights ended friday when endeavour ended at l.a.x. airport after a three-day cross-country trip. the shuttle show cased from coast-to-coast piggy backing on a boeing 74 up. crowds gathered to watch endeavour's touchdown. he launched his camera into the air with balloons to get great jobs of the city. then his idea went south literally in the case -- well, he's technically -- when the balloon and the camera got away from him. taking the camera from the bridgeport neighborhood, the wind blew it all the way to laporte county, indiana. we caught up with the man behind the balloons and the folks in th

mark quinn is the san francisco district director of the u.s. small business administration. the small business administration covers not only san francisco proper but the bay area. the severed his third district is responsible for a business loan portfolio of 12,000 loans worth $4.2 billion. in 2009, the sba approved $500 million in lending. next, we have the executive director of the san francisco small business office. she was in san francisco in 1986 to open the buffalo exchange limited store, and in the 13 years she worked for buffalo exchange, tennis district manager, she held her open the company from four to 11 stores. in 2009, the mayor appointed her as executive director to the office of small businesses. next, we have the ceo of opportunity funds. he has combined his background as a community organizer with an education from stanford to develop an innovative, not-for- profit financial incision that uses market principles to affect systemic change. it operates one of the nation's largest individual development, programs, a leading provider of micro loans in californ

. >> verne: jimmie hunt, number 88, brought down by quinn smith. >> gary: i guarantee you, l.s.u. and alabama, if and when they play will put two, sometimes three guys, one hitting him, the tight end chipping him and a fullback to run through. >> verne: we showed you that south carolina schedule and, of course, one of their big road trips is out to baton rouge. they will take on l.s.u. >> gary: l.s.u. has two defensive ends just like these guys. >> verne: that's right. another pass completion. berkstresser. that is dorial green-beckham, number 15. that's his first catch of the day. and the clock running. >> gary: he was a big time recruit, number one recruit at wide receiver in the country, big get for gary pinkel. they have had four all american receivers, two at wide receiver and two tight end, so easy to recruit those type of guys. >> verne: handoff, right side. this is randy hansbrough. he's out of bounds at the 13 yard line. jadeveon clowney from rock hill, nearby. >> gary: he also has the inside move. every tackle in the league will have to deal with that. what else seems to

obama, the governor pat quinn of illinois joins us from the convention floor in charlotte. >> been antion, michelle obama the first night, president clinton last night and president obama tonight. i think we've got a trifecta. >> yeah. there's been some powerful speeches. it's been said that clinton in 20 seconds made the best sell for the president, better than the white house has been able to make in four years, what do you make of that? >> there's only one bill clinton. did a great job last night. i think he really summed it up is that under democrats america gets jobs. under the republicans we don't do so well, and i think our president tonight will continue the effort to make sure that americans know the facts, and heard a lot of fibs last week at the republican convention and it's time to straighten out the record. >> still though, some read it as bit of a liability, that the white house or the president himself can't make that case. in the end, politics are a singles game, not a doubles game. how much pressure son him to sell himself tonight? >> well, i'm a white sox fan, and

. >> ifill: we just heard just leaving the statement right now is the mayor of charlotte, anthony quinnhost city but now we're going to go to the floor and listen to senate majority leader, harry reid of nevada.çç [crowd cheering] >> my name is harry reid. [crowd cheering] >> majority leader of the united states senate. i'm the senator from sensual --h light, nevada it's my pleasure to speak about barack obama a man who has brought character to the presidency. his strength of character leads him to do the right thing even when it isn't the easy thing. some studies shouldn't save detroit but president obama made the stuff and right call to save more than a million american jobs in an important iconic industry. [crowd cheering] some studies should move heaven and earth to get bin laden but president obama made the tough and right call to bring the worst terrorist in the world to justice. some even said he couldn't take on the big banks that brought our economy to its knees. but president obama made the tough and right call so taxpayers will never again been on the hook for wall street's

. >> ifill: we just heard just leaving the statement right now is the mayor of charlotte, anthony quinnhost city but now we're going to go to the floor and listen to senate majority leader, harry reid of nevada.çç [crowd cheering] >> my name is harry reid. [crowd cheering] >> majority leader of the united states senate. i'm the senator from sensual --h light, nevada it's my pleasure to speak about barack obama a man who has brought character to the presidency. his strength of character leads him to do the right thing even when it isn't the easy thing. some studies shouldn't save detroit but president obama made the stuff and right call to save more than a million american jobs in an important iconic industry. [crowd cheering] some studies should move heaven and earth to get bin laden but president obama made the tough and right call to bring the worst terrorist in the world to justice. some even said he couldn't take on the big banks that brought our economy to its knees. but president obama made the tough and right call so taxpayers will never again been on the hook for wall street's

terry quinn, president of the bloomingdale sieve icivic association -- >> i have to believe we will get to solution and short term remedies for neighbors. >> reporter: what the general manager of d.c. water had to say about this latest disaster. >> what's happened. a very large amount of rainfall has fall in a short period of time. we do not think it is a matter of clg eclogged trains. the sheer quantity of flow is more than pipes can handle and kau e caused flooding. >> reporter: floodwaters have receded in the bloomingdale neighborhood. residents are still trying to assess the damage from this latest flood. >> heavy rain caused flooding on the tracks at shaw-howard metro station. metro completely closed the station to drain the water there. all train service, georgia avenue and mt. vernon square suspended. metro says the stations will not reopen until gnotomorrow mornint 7:00 a.m. >>> let's get to our meteorologist, kim, lots of rain, more on the way for tomorrow, right? >> yeah, unfortunately, jim. a tropical air malss. lots of moisture to be wrung out. nature of the storm is slow mo

than a finish where we started with football on away quinn said that stung champions in a sense and paid his back and to them by moscow slumped to the seventh to face twenty seven goals were scored in the russian premier league and he is the pick of them its goals got all. my. eye. lead. lives and also the scope of this bulletin this morning just on the please tell me again list. oh oh. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. led mission free the cretaceous three per store charges free. range month three per three per studio type free clinic the old free blood can plug in video for your media projects a free media oh god r t dot com. player . plays.

joining me on the news panel are michelle quinn, silicon valley reporter for politico and josh richman, political reporter for bay area news group. josh, we have been away from state politics for the last couple of weeks. now the governor is back at his desk with his pen signing bills. what are some of the things that have been signed? >> well, he has a tremendous number of bills to sign or veto before the end of the month. but the big news this week was clearly on wednesday in los angeles his signing of his pension, public pension reform bill. this is something that a lot of californians think is a longtime coming. probably just as many californians think is still not fully addressed. even the governor should tell us he does not believe this solves all of our unfunded liabilities going forward but it was the best deal he could get right now and he did not want to let the perfect be the enemy of good. he basically said he had one side that doesn't know how to say no and another side that doesn't know how to say yes. he's in between trying -- >> he plays the cards. >> he plays the cards