this is randy shandobil. >>> still to come on "a second look," randy sets out to discover if the right cologne could drive women wild. >> maybe it's just takes longer. >> and a bit later, it's only rock'n'roll, but he likes it. ♪ celebrate . >>> we continue our "a second look" at some of the offbeat stories rany shandobil covered during the 32 years at ktvu. in 1986 a new product came outer a cologne that was supposed to make women swoon over the mepwho wear it. was randy's assignment to find out if it worked. >> reporter: scientists are all calling it the mystery chemical that drives women wild, that is what local ads claim. appearance doesn't matter, you could be rich, poor, fat or thin, hairy or bald, wear the chemical and mystery women will be drawn to you. it is called attractant 10 and contains pheromones that the ads say is the most powerful female sex attractant noun to men. it works on their subconscious. >> breeders have been using them for a long time -- not human pheromones, but dog pheromones. dog's spay is in essence a way to attract sexually other animals. had he always

hello, randy?y. >> jimmy: there he is. >> hey, jimmy. >> jimmy: randy is -- is this correct, you're an archery exhibitionist? >> that's correct. i travel all over the world putting on my exhibition shows, entertaining audiences everywhere. >> jimmy: i got you. so you're not performing in the nude or anything. >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: tonight, randy is going to attempt to break his own world record, which is what? >> i shoot six arrows and that's what i hold the record for, but i'm going to try to break the record, shoot seven arrows at one time and hit seven individual balloons. >> jimmy: with one shot, hit seven balloons. well, give us a little taste what are you going to do right now? >> what i'm going to do right now is, i'm going to show you one of the hardest shots that i do, besides the six, and, well, the seven. there is four lifesavers right there. i'm going to see if i can shoot all four with one shot, four arrows, at a time, out of this bow. >> jimmy: what do you have against life savers?

randy is no stranger to being a witness to history. he was one of the first to see the true devastation of the loma prieta earthquake: just minutes after the earthquake hit, randy described what he saw from a helicopter. >> this is one of the most frightening sights one can imagine. >> reporter: randy was on the steps of the u.s. supreme court when it made the decision on the presidential race between george w. bush and al gore. >> after an intense day, it's time to wait and see here in washington tonight. >> reporter: as ktvu political editor, randy interviewed presidents and presidential hopefuls, mayors and governors, never shying away from asking the hard hitting questions. >> really wanted to ask you because brown said some harsh things about you. >> come over here and give me a hug. >> he didn't say that. he said that you didn't make appointments and didn't make decisions quick enough. >> reporter: why is randy leaving now while he's still going strong? he says for precisely that reason. he's still going strong and after 32 years

randy is no stranger to being a witness to history. he was one of the first to see the true devastation of the loma prieta earthquake: just minutes after the earthquake hit, randy described what he saw from a helicopter. >> this is one of the most frightening sights one can imagine. >> reporter: randy was on the steps of the u.s. supreme court when it made the decision on the presidential race between george w. bush and al gore. >> after an intense day, it's time to wait and see here in washington tonight. >> reporter: as ktvu political editor, randy interviewed presidents and presidential hopefuls, mayors and governors, never shying away from asking the hard hitting questions. >> really wanted to ask you because brown said some harsh things about you. >> come over here and give me a hug. >> he didn't say that. he said that you didn't make appointments and didn't make decisions quick enough. >> reporter: why is randy leaving now while he's still going strong? he says for precisely that reason. he's still going strong and after 32 years

this is randy shandobil's last day here. >> a young reporter named randy shandobil began his tenure atktvu. >> dennis, despite that wide margin of victory it wasn't just until a few minutes ago -- >> as ktvu political editor, randy interviewed mayors and politicians, never shying away from his questions. >> come over here, i'll give you a hug. come over here. i'm going to give you a hug. >> you're warm and friendly. >> he says you don't make appointments quick enough. that you're not decisive enough. >> randy is no stranger of being a witness to history. he was one of the first to see the devastation of the loma prieta earthquake. he described what he saw from a helicopter. >> this is truly one of the most depressing, frightening sights one could possibly imagine. >> reporter: randy was on the steps of the u.s. supreme court when it made the decision between george w. bush and al gore. >> it's time to wait and see here in washington tonight. >> reporter: randy moderated several debates including the one and only senate debate this year and henumerous awards throughout his career. for t

our guests, randy and tiffany shepherd and francisco and flora felis. >>> tsa. a new york councilman introduces a bill to ban the courthouse scanners at the local airports. >> they want to force you to go through a machine that literally has the technology to show your naked body to a tsa employee. >>> better keep that book tour domestic, mr. bush. boris johnson, mayor of london writes the former president is at engine wen risk of being arrested for war crimes even in wales. the next moment, click, some embarrassed member of the welsh could walk on stage, place some handcuffs on the former leader of the free world and take him away to be charged. >>> here, counterterrorism authorities are too busy arresting a florida step dance team. dressed in camo oor, hoofing it through the lincoln tunnel because their van was stuck in traffic and they were late for a tv show! thank god they didn't try to fly. all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >>> good evening from new york. this is friday, november 19th. 718 days until the 2012 presidential elections. yes, mrs.

randy moss is on the move, and kevin garnett said what?ou're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. a qantas super jumbo jet with 459 people on board made an emergency landing in singapore today after one of its four engines failed over western indonesia, showering down large chunks of metal. the airline says the plane landed safely, although it is suspending all flights of its six airbus a-380 jetliners for precautionary safety checks. >>> gas and molten lava are shooting out of indonesia's volatile volcano today in an explosion scientists say is three times more powerful than last week's blast. the eruptions have killed six people, bringing the death toll over the past nine days to 44. more than 75,000 people have been forced to flee their homes. >>> federal authorities in san francisco have made one of the largest ever marijuana busts, confiscating 20 tons of pot that was smuggled through an elaborate underground tunnel. a tunnel roug

patriots have traded randy moss.criticism of bill belichick the head coach for letting randy moss go. since that trade the patriots are 5-1 and the teams on which randy moss have played are 1-5. another good move by the patriots. >> mike, let's get to some of to today's key injuries. austin collie of the colts, again, another concussion. >> the team is now saying that he was taken out for precautionary reasons because had he some concussion-type symptoms, noanother concussion but i suspect he still has to go through the procedures the league now requires before a player can come back. colt mccoy, the browns rookie quarterback, he h an ankle injury like the other quarterbacks on the roster. and clinton portis of the redskins came back after seven weeks off with a groin injury and reinjured the groin but says he is ready to play next week. mike snahan says a long shot for portis to be back next weekend. >> check more out from mike on nbcsports.com with his monday ten-pack. the latest nfl news and notes. back to al and

the owner who was already upset with childress over his abrupt dismissal of randy moss.he coordinator takes over on an interim basis. >>> he has been named the most valuable player in the national league and it wasn't even close. albert who won the mvp the last two years in a row finished second. he hit 37 home runs and led the league with 118rbis and led the reds to the post season appearance since 1985. >>> you can vote foo the game yoo would like to see highlights on by going to foxbaltimore.com3 and clicking on high school game of the weekment maybe yo week. maybe you will see your school this friday night. for this black friday, november 26, in the semifinals, wild lake visits nebraska and eastern tex and middletown. and brunswick is up in havre de grace. we will announce the winner. you can watch the state championship at our sister station at 7:00. the finals are on sunday the 3rd. the 1 state finals are at noon followed by the 2a championship at 2:30. you can see the title games over at our sister station, the cw baltimore. that's your morning sports. i'm bruce c

some are saying that randy is making light of his legal troubles.aid during the texas arrest, the name of our judge was cinderella. and we plan to have a jiri reunion with all involved. it was a fabulous arrest. are you making too much light of this? >> well, now, it's gotten more serious. at the time. it's ridiculous. >> it's absurd. >> we're not criminals. i mean, we never committed a crime. it's horrendous. >> reporter: after our interview, "gma" viewers weighed in, saying, paranoia to the nth degree. can craziness rub off on a spouse? i don't believe anyone knows their story, including them. >> we're not crazy. and we're not a witch. >> reporter: you can understand that people read the things they read and think -- >> of course. i would look at that and think -- >> reporter: things are wrong with them. >> sure. >> people are influenced by what they are fed. that's why propaganda exists. >> reporter: the couple calls themselves hollywood refugees. evi quaid is half-canadian, randy isn't. he is seeking asylum north of the border. his attorneys say

randy surely, where are you at? lead them out. -- randy

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but first, at 7:30, the strange tale of randy quaid an his wife.they have been on the run avoiding felony charges in california. saying that they don't want to be targeted by people they call star whackers. this week the wife forfeited the bond. randy quaid is joining us this morning from vancouver, canada. their new home. let's give you a look at the trouble facing this hollywood couple. >> wouldn't you know it? the army cuts my disability pension because they said that the plate in the head wasn't big enough. >> if you thought randy quaid played memorable characters in the movies, real life is much stranger than fiction. >> we are not criminals. nor are we fugitives from justice. nor are we crazy. >> reporter: quaid and his wife missed a court appearance in santa barbara, this week, because they're in canada seeking asylum they say for their protection. >> we believe there's a tumor of star whackers in hollywood. >> reporter: the quaids believe that people are singling out celebrities to steal their fortunes or kill them. they believe david cara

randy surely, where are you at? lead them out. -- randy shirley.eone asked me why we honor our veterans. one of the dumbest question is i have ever heard. i was offended when i heard it. i'm still offended. you wonder why native people honor our veterans. because my elders said so. before r.e.m. men, our young women go off to serve in the military, back home, we have ceremony to protect them, to make share -- make sure that they return home safe to their family, to be a round their friends, to be able to sing and dance when they come back. we did the same period this arena represents a place of healing. they leave with their culture, their traditions, their language. they learn about these things. they meet new people. it expands their horizons. it also gives them the opportunity to pursue higher education, go out and find a job with veterans preference. so why do we honor our veterans? because we are told to. that is the way it was done before my great, great grandfather, my great grandfather, my grandfather, my dad, and now me. if you still do no

hello, randy. >> good afternoon.his is the governor's first public appearance since election night and he is thanking voters for keeping him in office. those opponents hasn't conceded yet. governor pat quinn arrived just about two minutes ago here at manny's deli where he is shaking hands with the lunch crowd. yesterday he spent his time huddled in his home consulting with election attorneys. republican challenger bill brady hasn't given up the fight yet. quinn's margin is more than 19,000 votes. the territory that remains untallied favors quinn because it includes democratic chicago and parts of suburban cook county. that's why the governor is claiming victory. campaign spokes men say they don't see a path of victory for the opponent. president obama must think the same thing. he called quinn yesterday to offer his congratulations. quinn is now inside manny's. we will go in and see what he has to say and bring you more on our later news casts. i'm live in south loop, randy belesomo, wgn news. >>> and it's time now f

randy shandobil, ktvu news. >> thanks, randy. >>> now for the democrats final push. we go to heather holmes who's been with gop supporters. >> this stretch in walnut creek is lined with signs for meg whit man. m a n, this is where for weeks volunteers have been making phone calls and this is where tonight they were making one final push. >> this is the republican party. >> reporter: these volunteers smell an upset. >> and i'm hoping that you will join me in supporting meg whitman. >> reporter: canales believes meg whitman's plan is resinating with california voters and will translate into a victory. >> we're in real trouble and nobody else is offering the kinds of positive things she is. >> reporter: the gubernatorial candidate herself started the day in minlow park at a coffee shop called the sacramento express. in between the handshakes and kisses, meg whit man denied the polls that give brown the win. >> i think we're going to win, i'm really excited about it. >> reporter: whitman says it's all going to depend on voter turn out. >> did they choose someone who's be

. >> randy white, a native of frederick. >> i grew up around area b. >> later moved to florida and had long forgotten the fort until two years ago when his daughter, kristen, died of a rare brain cancer. >> it was a very hard, tragic painful death. she died in my arms. >> then the girl's mother diagnosed with renal cell san ser and died this month. doctors told ran deet cause could be environmental. one likely culprit the local >> this aquifer in fort detrick, is the most contaminated in the u.s. >> white has spent more than half a million ttsts to test the water and soil. >> they found agent orange in

. >> randy white uses the records to build his case. he claims nearly 800 cancer cases within 8 miles of fort detrick. enough to convince local health officials to look into it. >> ppople were stepping forward saying, well, i have had this concern for decades. >> dr. brookmeyer is compiling data comparing it to aryland for sure if the number of cases of qualifies as a true cancer cluster. >> it would be too premature to say there are increase rates of cancer around fort detrick or not. >> data limited. old documents sealed or lost over the years. fort officials do not know of any exposures to the environment but have agreed to fund a

. >> reporter: randy howe is a teacher and author of the book "flags of the fifty states." his fascination with flags began when he was just a boy. >> i went on a trip around the country, and one stop was mount rushmore, and i was looking forward to seeing the presidents, but i was struck by, as you walk up to the monument, you see the fifty states represented by their flags, and it was really dramatic. >> reporter: so dramatic in fact, randy decided right then and there that he wanted to learn more about each flag. >> they were fluttering in the breeze, and that piqued my interest, and also a general interest in u.s. history. understanding how these 50 states came together as a country, the different things that were important to each of the 50 states, and oftentimes they're really well represented in those flags. where you have these 50 states put together to form a country, and of course we could all fly the american flag, and all states do, but it's very important for the people of each state to have a symbol that they can feel proud of, that they feel represents their

randy shandobil, ktvu news. >> thanks, randy. >>> now for the democrats final push. we go to heather holmes who's been with gop supporters. >> this stretch in walnut creek is lined with signs for meg whit man. m a n, this is where for weeks volunteers have been making phone calls and this is where tonight they were making one final push. >> this is the republican party. >> reporter: these volunteers smell an upset. >> and i'm hoping that you will join me in supporting meg whitman. >> reporter: canales believes meg whitman's plan is resinating with california voters and will translate into a victory. >> we're in real trouble and nobody else is offering the kinds of positive things she is. >> reporter: the gubernatorial candidate herself started the day in minlow park at a coffee shop called the sacramento express. in between the handshakes and kisses, meg whit man denied the polls that give brown the win. >> i think we're going to win, i'm really excited about it. >> reporter: whitman says it's all going to depend on voter turn out. >> did they choose someone who's be

and if you can't find randy, have randy not responding and he has no assets --.shepard: they can hear you three studios over. >>guest: but that is not what happened. they knew where they were. >>guest: they were blowing them off. the law says it is not okay to do this. what is harassment? >>guest: the reporting act was written before the internet was created, so maybe it is time to change the law but right now there is nothing wrong with what they are doing. >>shepard: there is nothing wrong with what they are doing. did you admit defeat? >>guest: no. >>guest: silence is agreement. the bottom line it is simple procedure, they admit, randy, they admit we ownl use facebook to locate people. they already located her. they did not need to use facebook. >>shepard: you just got back from italy, on the way to italy did they touch your junk? >>guest: there wasn't anything out of the ordinary. shoes. belts. noun touched anything. they didn't make me go, in italy they did the check of my bag. >>shepard: you were not at an airport with the new fancy take a picture of you na

give me 7 seconds of kobe bryant and then randy moss.obe told mike, yep, i will be ready to play in the olympic in 2012. they will be 34. randy moss will sign with the titans, let go by minnesota. he has a new home in tennessee, he will have to play well. in the last year of a contract. wants to make one o? [ son ] my parents have always lived in the states. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points can be used for almost anything you choose. what's your story? citi can help you write it. joey came over to watch the game when the storm rolled in. 3rd quarter. for almost anything you choose. in through the ceiling. i switched to mercury to save on car insurance, boy am i glad they cover my home too. they fixed

give me 7 seconds of kobe bryant and then randy moss.ld mike, yep, i will be ready to play in the olympic in 2012. they will be 34. randy moss will sign with the titans, let go by minnesota. he has a new home in tennessee, he will have to play well. in the last year of a contract. wants to make one more big one. >> you had fun today, didn't you? >> yeah. lot of noise. >>> see you tomorrow. hortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points can be used for almost anything you choose. what's your story? citi can help you write it. [ male announcer ] welcome to the far reaches of the internet. when you go faster, you're free to go farther. at&t. rethink possible. get high-speed internet from at&t for only $14.95 a month.

>>trace: advocates say the benefit, randy, is a deterrent, and that it honors the dead.it does that and men who have testified before senate subcommittees have established that certainly someone is thinking about committing that kind of crime, the ultimate crime, may very well think twice about doing that if they may find themselves similarly situated. and of course there is the notion of an eye for an eye. the ultimate crime, should meet the ultimate penalty. it preserves law and order and it does so much for society and because of where we are today, we can do so much to make sure there is never a question about innocent person being convicted. and trace you make a great point: no one can say the verdict who is been any different 10 years ago without, with owe without the hair. there is no proof he was innocent. and he had murdered before. >> you look at this case at hayes in connecticut and you look at this case in connecticut and if that was your family, if that was your family and hayes killed them, one by one, how would you feel about the death penalty? how should

we'll be bringing it to you, and randi has the bulletin. what have you got? >>> the cholera outbreak, death toll is 812, thousands of others sickened. aid workers say a slum on the outskirts of port-au-prince have seen a surge in the last few days. >>> and the don't ask don't tell policy, a court battle proceeds, the request for the suspension came from the log cabin republicans. >>> san francisco's mayor has vetoed a ban on some fast food aimed at children buff the city's board of supervisors which passed the law three days ago has enough votes to override the veto. the ban targets happy meals and other fast food served with those free toys. >>> zaza gabor who is 93 years old was rushed to an emergency room today. her publicist says she's suffering from a massive blood clot in her leg and her doctor fears it could dislodge and possibly move to her heart. >>> you wouldn't want to drop this vase, it sold at a london auction for a record $68 million. for a vase. for a vase. the 18th century piece was found on a dusty shelf by a family clearing out their house i

randy sawyer, thanks so much for joining us. >> you bet. >> randy sawyer with the county. >>> the flares and the shelter in place again, you heard, about three hours or more. we'll keep you updated. tesoro and pg&e looking into the loss of power to the refinery that started this whole thing about 4:00. we have not heard of any injuries associated with this shutdown. but you can see the size of the burnoff and the flares. we have our crews out there as robert said. he will be staying with it and we'll update this incident in contra costa county throughout the night. the wc channel at 10:00 and our news, eyewitness news at 11:00 here on cbs 5. >>> a former concord police officer has won a $750,000 settlement from the city in her sexual harassment suit. along with the cash, though there is a twist. her attorney has agreed not to file any more lawsuits against the city. phil matier says that lawyer is a familiar face in bay area courtrooms. >> reporter: attorney stan casper a legal gun so hot that the city of concord is paying him $500,000 on the condition that he go away and never sue them

from brett favre to randy moss, nothing has gone right in minnesota and now their head coach is takinge fall. brad childress fired yesterday amid turmoil. once a super bowl contender, the vikings are 3-7. leslie frazier will serve as interim head coach. >>> from being fired to a guy who was on fire, the chargers's philip rivers had his way with the broncos. here we go to the third and it's rivers. watch him go. 57 yards for the score. chargers started the season slow. they've now won three straight beating the broncos 35-14. >>> baseball -- joey bravado. a landslide. >>> basketball, dropped to the pacers. danny granger from beyond the arc. he had 20. brandon rush also had 20. tough lay-up to fall in the fourth. pacers won it, 93-77. >>> magic and spurs, jameer nelson and drilled a buzzer-beater. orlando down 1 at the break. to the fourth -- vince carter, a pretty spin move and the bucket. done for the night. under a minute to play, ginobili, a runner in the lane. the spurs always seem to get it done and won their 11th straight. 106-97. >>> finally, when things are going bad, they go re

randy moss. favre absolutely nailed on the play by byron pryor. take another look.vre leaves the game, he had ten stitches. the patriots, they win it, 28-18. that is your espn news update. i'm don bell, back to you in new york. >>> and one more story from the world of sports today, after five consecutive years on the top tiger woods has now slipped to number two. englishman lee westwood claimed the crown from woods as the best golfer in the world. he's now the fourth player without ever having won a major. the top spot has been virtually attainable. his game has not been the same since his recent sex scandal. >>> up next on this monday, the stories we'll be following today, including the closure for elizabeth smart and her family. >>> and even more security measures before you can step foot on a plane. we'll be right back. [ coughing ] [ breathes deeply, wind blows ] ♪ something wrong with your squeegee, kid? uh, i'm a little sick. sick?! you gonna let a sore throat beat you? you're fearless! this building is tough, but it's never seen the likes of you before. are y