. >> i hear a girl call coach reese, coach reese, kylie is having a seizure. i immediately run out of the office and i see kristen over kylie saying i think she's having a seizure. she fell in front of the tables. i lifted up the seat to give her room if she was having a seizure so she wouldn't hurt herself. a million things were going through my mind at that time. kristen asked me, should i go get the aed? i said, yes. two minutes in, he rushes to retrieve the aed or automated external defib bri later as coach reese tries to engage kylie to no avail. >> her face is white and lips are blue and at that moment, just an instant, no words can really describe what i felt. she belongs to somebody and somebody really loves her. in my mind it, that was the -- that's not normal. she's not getting circulation, it's go time. >> coach reese begins performing cpr on kylie as coach arrives with the aed. the device electronically diagnoses cardiac emergencies to treat them with electric shocks to re-establish a normal heart rhythm. >> i was very afraid to use the aed just be

reese halter.nk you for your time tonight. >> thanks. >> eliot: at the top of the hour join jennifer granholm in "the war room" for swing state polls with her guest michael tasmaste of the daily beast. coming the one time it's okay for you to miss my show is if that's the only time you can get to a polling place. make sure that voting is your highest priority on election day. besides, you can always dvr my show. you really cant' dvr the future of the country. to help you make informed decisions, watch current tv's politically direct lineup. only on current tv. so vote and vote smart. this is more than a teddy bear. it's a step towards normal. it's why allstate catastrophe teams not only have hot coffee and help for grownups... they've also handed out more than twelve thousand teddy bears to kids. people come first... everything else is second. that's allstate's stand. are you in good hands? >> eliot: hurricane sandy has undoubtedly become part of the presidential election, and with it unfortunately

curtis reese was found hiding in a cave about 85 miles from the prison where he was serving time. investigators got a tip that led them to reese. >> i think he was just trying to stay out of jail. he was desperate and he just wanted to stay out of prison and he did for a few days, but now that's over with. >> police escaped with another inmate, but police caught the other inmate right away. reese is serving a 40 year sentence for murdering two people in 1997. >>> early voting officially over in maryland. is this a sign of things to come tuesday? we'll talk to voters coming up on the news edge. >> several days after hurricane sandy hit new jersey the line for gas stretching for 3 miles. now governor christie made an emergency decision about the crisis, details at 11:00. about women? or what mitt romney himself says? mitt romney: do i believe the supreme court... should overturn roe v. wade? yes. and it would be my preference that they, that they... reverse roe v. wade. hopefully reverse roe v. wade. overturn roe v. wade. planned parenthood, we're going to get rid of that. i'll cut

deployment would not be related to concerns about iran's nuclear ambitions but antiwar activist john reese believes it's about to destabilize the situation in the region. this is not the first report we've had all western increased deployments in the area there have been a whole spate of them recent weeks and months which all point in the same direction of increased u.s. british and other western nations deploying a great deal more than the normal commitment to the gulf area not big enough in normal times i think we all understand what the imperial structure of the of the middle east is and that is that the western powers britain and america with the support of britain and other western european powers believe that it has an absolute right to control this area of the globality employees the israeli state has its watchdog we've seen a very complex series of sort of moves character moves bluff statements and so forth in the course of the us elections or by the exact timing and about relations between israel and the united states over any attack on iran but as i say i think that process is ab

and palmer to reese. 13 yards. made it 35-32 with a two-point conversion and then they get the ball back. all they need is a field goal, however palmer two interceptions in the forth quarter. you can't do that. from there tampa goes in, a record setting performance for the tampa franchise. 4th touchdown of the day. martin sets all kinds of records with that 4 touchdown performance. 42-32 is the final. you see that big stat right there. 515 total yards. and 5'9", 225 pounds full of fast twitching muscle. [ laughter ] >> nugget of muscle. the interception by palmer, that was all palmer. couple good things, red zone, we have been terrible in the red zone over the past six games or so and this game we got more people involved, the tight end, reese involved, we scored the two-point conversion. there was much improvement in terms of the red zone. hopefully we can pick up on that and above everything else, raider players, keep playing hard like that, i think the fans will stay with you and we can see improvement and we ha

event they were fantastic david reese and lizz winstead did an absolute incredible job pacing the night we had a number of extraordinarily talented artists who provided the services for free and did this because they knew it was a cause that was worth fighting for and we were extremely happy to have them and they made an outstanding show you know i went to the show regardless because i was hoping to organize it but i was a rap thin the entire time anyway so you can get the video online rowlings you believe org and we know that it was live stream where we know also that you made a quite a bit of money we'll see how far that money go is considering that most of americans death financial woes come from medical debt aaron smith organizer with strike debt thank you so much for joining us thanks michael. all right moving on to a story that's getting a lot of attention both in the media and on capitol hill today two months and five days after the terrorist attack that left ambassador chris stevens and three other american diplomats dead members of congress are finally starting to learn the rea

dr.elena reese, thank you very much.e appreciate that. >> it was a pleasure coming. >> have you to come back sometime. >> all right. that's it. for ask tony and tucker. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the we are tab if you have a question. if you don't mind eating dirt, you won't mind our green room. where are we going now? let's get to julie wright to get the latest on traffic. >> we are now receiving word of an incident involving an overturned vehicle outbound on route 50. no one is getting by outbound on 50 headed toward the bay bridge. right now, we do have problems to report for those traveling into northeast because of the construction that we had at kenilworth and eastern. big delays off of 50 and the parkway coming in from 410. police investigation of the shooting ties up 4th and rhode island avenue. keep your eyes peeled for that. westbound 410 at 29, there is an ongoing investigation with the right side of the roadway blocked. southbound along 270 now, down separate stretches of delays. 16miles per hour coming i

military said reese's meet that is. the medals among the first soldiers to die at least three were hispanic and pre-med the first marine killed in iraq there was a guatemalan not a u.s. citizen. pono died for like total died for a war that should never have been fought for a cause that never existed. and for an enemy that was never there. been torn all left here is a young adult he went to the states looking for a change in exact status and he looked for a better job better life. what tonal was always looking for was family ever since i took tone on again at seven years old he had this whole inside is hard that he was looking for family and it was it was it was it was bleeding in his heart because he was so. longing for his mother and for a father who loved him for his sister who had gotten separated with i think total fell for the whole idea of joining the marines and i'll be one be proud be you know fall in love will give you a family. not only was he one of the first americans to die his killed by friendly fire. tony

of the raid evers 404 total yards. >> mar sell reese had a great game.f him. he -- we knew he could do it help is getting his chance now and doing well. >> i don't think it was anything that had to do with me. it was just guys up front helping us out and owen came in the game and played extremely well. that's just what happened. >> reporter: the raiders continue to struggle with second half adjustments anden have been outscored 123 to 34. >> raiders own mark davis met with dennis allen and reggie mckenzie after the game. he faced the media. win or lose. we haven't been winning and the game hasn't been close the last three weeks. >> how frustrated are you at the point? i couldn't put it on a one to ten. >> i'm not happy. i will put it that way but why should i be. why should anyone in the room be? . >>> warriors with a tough time facing oklahoma city on the road. look out below. game high 30 points for westbrook. late third quarter, kevin doesn't penetrates and finishes. first triple double. 119-109. >>> the warriors are back in action against the maveric

la visita de la alta fun reese da en medio de las graves acusaciones de los residentes de esta estÉn dÍas esperando por ayuda >>> que el gobierno no se olvide de nosotros y fema no se olvide de nosotros porque somos parte de la naciÓn. y no solo yo, las personas que han perdido sus bienes, sus carros, muebles, todo lo que han perdido. >>> un olor putrefacto por acumulaciÓn de basuras y escombros muchos desesperados y frustrados. >>> aquÍ, siguen sin agua, sin electricidad y los damnificados tratan de rescatar, lo que les sirva de entre los escombros. . >>> las viviendas que se mantienen en pie, no pueden ser habitadas y la gran interrogante, es ¿donde vivirÁn quienes ahora estÁn en los albergues?. >>> que nos traten de ayudar. lo sentimos como que se nos han olvidado de nosotros acÁ. >>> en medio del desastre, brilla una luz de esperanza y esa es la ayuda, de personas del comÚn y corriente, que han dwes deudo venir hasta acÁ para darle una mano a los residentes de staten island. >>> ellos dicen que el gobierno se olvidÓ de los residentes de este condado. >>> todo el mundo se ha olvid

we want reese to belong to greeks. we do not want these hassans, mohammeds, and alis to remain residents of our countries. >> the party leader is seen here on the eve of parliamentary elections. he was unwilling to give us an interview. he is gaining in influence and now has 18 parliamentary seats. polls show that his popularity has soared from 7% in may to a current high of more than 10%. so far, police have failed to make headway in establishing a connection between golden dawn and the attacks on immigrants. >> the investigation is still at a preliminary stage, but the police are conscientious. that uphold the law and in the case of an attack regardless of weather it is racially motivated or not, they will question witnesses and secure evidence. they are doing what they can to arrest the perpetrators and solve the case. >> but the police are believed to be sympathetic to the right wing extremists. special units are clamping down on undocumented immigrants. their ambitious operation is ironically named after the god o

. >> craig: while we have a moment, let's have the time now for the reese's perfect play of the game.an go right back to the last touchdown. landry jones, being patient, allowing kenny stills to come wide open in the back of the end zone. just blown coverage from west virginia. you will see two west virginia players let him go, left open right in front of the goalpost. the senior quarterback isn't going to miss that one. easy touchdown for oklahoma. they miss the two-point conversion so only up by one but sets up for a showdown down the stretch. >> craig: 44-43, four minutes left. this is what it's all about. geno smith and the mountaineers go back to work. running, watch out, tavon austin past midfield to the 49 and tripped up by colvin. >> joel: you know what's amazing about this. petros, you can speak to this. oklahoma hasn't changed what they're doing. they continue to run man coverage, they continue to run the same defense. mike stoops is livid with his players, austin just running all over them. 300 yards rushing. >> petros: that space does not exist for buie but every time aust

this is reese's third child and first with her new husband.rother. >>> we're not sure if reese would go for this. i'm not sure how i feel about it. sam, we've discussed this morning. yes, it's time to show you this real product, created by an entrepreneur. and this story was pitched to us by a mom on the staff. so, don't yell at me. you know you can't stop a baby from crawling once they're on the move. >> so, while they're there. >> why not put that little scooter to work? >> why not -- >> creating the baby mop. it's a onesie with mop heads attached to the arms and legs. >> put your baby down on a dirty floor. >> babies crawl on floors, josh. these are babies from moms on our staff. they are putting the baby mops to use. they're going to shuffle around and clean the floor. let me give more information on this before you send us your angry -- [ laughter ] jake is not having it. this is the brainchild of a website called betterthanpants.com. the onesie is $40. >> i'm so afraid this is going to catch on. i'm really, really afraid. >> i have to be

case was reese endly settled for [speaker not understood]. * recently [speaker not understood] neverte these charges. only one journalist of countless newspapers we contacted for help has ever dared tackle this story. she was fired before her story went to press. it is not known if her report will be published or not. we are asking that whatever you can to stop the [speaker not understood] and stop [speaker not understood]. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> good afternoon. john [speaker not understood] from san francisco. this is about human behavior. [speaker not understood] changed the time, but our basic instincts did not. our place i can [speaker not understood] syndromes for getting an adrenaline high, watching a batman movie at midnight with plenty of violence. we don't need any training, but just do r your thing. and it says, ask hollywood. if you can get people to plunder in their basic pledge of syndrome instincts we can leave the important decisions to our chosen leaders. i am not [speaker not understood], but let's think of something else once in a while. [speaker

authorities say that te reese dayman was one of three -- terese taman was one of three hit. the others were airlifted to the hospital near dayton, ohio. >>> relief is finally coming to a notorious intersection. it contributes to a lot of congestion in the area of 880 and 280. brian flores is near that ceremony where a groundbreaking ceremony is underway right now, right, brian? >> reporter: it just ended about an hour ago, tori. good afternoon to you. but the news comes as welcome relief to many computers. it will still be a while when traffic is relieved here. this is known as the south bay's biggest traffic headache. >> one, two, three! [ cheers ] [laughter] >> reporter: for the construction of the 880/280. this $62.1 million project plans to reduce freeway and local traffic by reconfiguring onramp and offramps. the project will widen the stevens creek boulevard bridge, build a dedicated ramp on north monroe and enhance pedestrian and bike access. many people know this traffic is a nightmare especially because there's two malls in the area. officials vow it will be done ri

but a lot of conservativecy here that resources should be better used to make sure that the reese cue efforts are completed and that people are back in safety. although that the facilities should be used to make sure the power is back on. still thousands of people here in new york city and beyond still do not have power. within the last few minutes we've had a statement from the mayor's office. i just want to bring you some of that. they say that while holding the race would not require the diversion of resources from the recovery efforts, it's clear it's become a source of controversy. we wouldn't want a cloud to hang over the race and its participants, so they've decided to cancel it. as i said, the move that many people here had been calling for. >> what was the mayor's reason originally for going ahead with the marathon? >> it is a big u-turn. just a couple hours ago in his press conference mayor bloomberg said he was adamant that this race would go ahead. he said it would send a message to the rest of the world that the new york recovery operation was well underway and that new y

. >>> let's turn things over to scott reese in the comcast sports newsroom. >> jim harbaugh said what? the coach not as quick to settle on a quarterback. >>> and the san jose state spartans. go to one of basketball's toughest road venues and give kansas a scare. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids have got it too good if you ask me. [ male announcer ] now u-verse high speed internet has more speed options, reliability and ways to connect. rethink possible. >>> hi, everybody. scott reiss back in the newsroom. the quarterback controversy made sense. now, kaepernick has been great in two starts. leading everybody to think that he is the quarterback of the future and the present. everybody, that is, e

. >>> scott reese in the comcast sportsnet newsroom. high on the importance scale, buster posey is your national league most valuable player. the first giant to win the award since barry bonds in 2004. posey becomes the first and they joins thurmon munson and through it all, buster still humble as ever. >> it's tough to put into words. i think it's an accomplishment that is shared with the whole giants' goes and starts at the top with the great ownership, front office, putting great guys on the field and it's a great place to come and play ball every day. very fortunate that it's a great environment and, you know, i think we've seen over the past couple of years how passionate our fans are so i'm very fortunate to play in san francisco and couldn't be more honored to have my name alongside the previous winners. >> a great news of a different kind. brandon mccarthy has received medical clearance to resume normal baseball activities. this coming less than two and a half months after the a's pitcher underwent merge brain surgery after taki

scientists reese sently traced the 2010 norovirus outbreak to reusable bags.at them like you do your underwear. watch them. the study found standard washing machine cycle kills the potentially harmful bacteria. you need to do it for -- >> clorox might help. >> i might throw in some bleach. >> twice. >>> all right. it's kinds of scary. paul has a big green blob out there. >> it is a blob and it is on the move. it's moving to the south. i tell you what. as soon as this newscast is finished since we want to you watch get out there and do some trick or treating with your kids because in is on the way. it's already there if you are watching us in marin, sonoma and napa valley. it's heading quickly south. that means you in novato and mill valley and richmond and vallejo. it's a matter of about 20 or 30 minutes before the rain begins. south of the golden gate including san mateo, palo alto, redwood city, hayward, fremont, you likely have another hour or two before the rain moves in but once it gets here it's not going to move out for hours. we are stuck with the clou

. >> craig: while we have a moment, let's have the time now for the reese's perfect play of the game.s we can go right back to the last touchdown. landry jones, being patient, allowing kenny stills to come wide open in the back of the end zone. just blown coverage from west virginia. you will see two west virginia players let him go, left open right in front of the goalpost. the senior quarterback isn't going to miss that one. easy touchdown for oklahoma. they miss the two-point conversion so only up by one but sets up for a showdown down the stretch. >> craig: 44-43, four minutes left. this is what it's all about. geno smith and the mountaineers go back to work. running, watch out, tavon austin past midfield to the 49 and tripped up by colvin. >> joel: you know what's amazing about this. petros, you can speak to this. oklahoma hasn't changed what they're doing. they continue to run man coverage, they continue to run the same defense. mike stoops is livid with his players, austin just running all over them. 300 yards rushing. >> petros: that space does not exist for buie but every tim

one of them i want to point out as a reese -- recent provider myself, people with hiv cannot be prohibited. (applause) >> i work with many of you in this audience. how many conversations have we had with people saying i don't want to get tested right now. i don't have insurance, i'm afraid i'm going to lose my insurance. this is transformative. san francisco figured this out a while ago, the comprehensive health care really makes the difference not only at the individual level, but for increasing community health and wellness. so, again, a real signal -- real shout out to san francisco for your leadership. and a real signal to how we can potentially move forward as a nation. so, thank you. so, san francisco has been a model city for over 30 years in hiv prevention care and treatment. we look forward to working with you at the national aids policy. we are going to continue to do a lot of outreach, conversations, figuring out how to bring the community voice to the federal level. it is always helpful for us to remind ourselves what have we done today to prevent new hiv infections. what have

mcfadden, is also out when his backup is out with reese could have a big game. if you do play fantasy football, race could be your man. >> this >> rule on alliance game yesterday to giving the n f l credit, houston running back was tackled on the 26 yd line but there was no whistle. young players, take note, he kept running for and 81 yd touchdown. normally, the review all of these plays but the lions coach challenged at first by throwing a red flag. and it is unsportsmanlike penalty and shockingly, the indicated that so that touched on stood. but the bottom line is that it is a difficult role it could of cost and the game in. the polls discuss with the to change it in the next couple of days. >> stanford, we are looking at the kick to the growing he could be fined and even suspended but it is not clear weather or not this was intentional. he will not be provided much slack he has been voted the dirtiest player in the n f l. for two years in a row. >> stanford tomorrow to read by the cardinals, with a pac-10 championship and you are looking at an aerial shot of

such as a london's is bound to destabilize the situation in the region says anti-war activists john reese this is not the first report we've heard all western increased deployments in the area there have been a whole spate of them in recent weeks and months which all point in the same direction of increased u.s. british and other western nations deploying a great deal more than the normal commitment to the gulf area not big enough in normal times i think we all understand what the imperial structure of the of the middle east is and that is that the western powers britain and america with the support britain and other western european powers believe that it has an absolute right to control this area of the globality employees the israeli state has its watchdog we reached henri's that the israelis and the u.s. have now come to an agreement about a time scale within which they must deal with iran so that's going to happen the day after the u.s. elections but i do think that things will move on and will be clear exactly what the program deploying further pressure on the iranian regime is in a

. >> reporter: several republican senators are threatening to block reese from becoming the -- rice from becoming the next secretary of state because of her assertions the attack didn't appear to be preplanned. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> the cia also opening an exploratory investigation into the conduct of its former director petraeus. as you know he resigned from his position last friday after the fbi revealed he had an affair with his biographer paula broadwell. investigators want to know if petraeus did or told broadwell anything which may have compromised national security >>> despite the efforts to improve mental health programs, suicide rates are going up for active members of the -- members of the military. the pentagon says this year 166 soldiers have taken their own lives. that's already more than all of 2011. the problem has been linked to combat stress, but the army says many of the soldiers who have committed suicide all this year have never been deployed. >>> is there some common ground to be found? president obama will be meeting with congressional leaders tod

possession and our government was aware of for two years but did nothing in the absence of democracy reese is governed by corrupt cartoon characters who deceived the. public claiming their handling tax evasion vaxevanis was set free after the judges decided that he did not have a case to answer however his story is sent a shockwave through an already fractious society we are in a period of political fossil and political crisis social crisis it's obvious we have. high rates of unemployment we are a real thing one might say weimar republic kind of unemployment levels there is poverty. there or there is more austerity coming but when it comes to reporting on government business one senior member of the greek union of journalists told me that it's getting close to cooperate all quit a mess some of its own members and tough restrictions have been imposed to any voice of the opposition and the media restricting journalists some two thousand five hundred media professionals technicians included have lost their job since last year. and those who attempt to stand up to authority and expose corrupti

genetically modified foods and this whole wayne you can find them infiltrating your candy stash and reese's kit kat twix snickers milky way the list goes on and on so what you're can you buy look and taste good what's in it is not good just take a look at the ingredients on the wrapper it says sugar sugar beets high fructose corn syrup corn starch soybean oil or canola oil just to name a few you're buying a g.m.o. machine a machine created to benefit the mega companies claim that g.m. those are needed to produce products in mass quantities with longer shelf life even if it's all the expense of your health in recent studies scientists tested g m o's on the rats for two years and found that they developed giant tumors along with a whole host of other health problems but here's the scariest part these toxins aren't just in prepackaged candy they're actually more food than we can count in fact seventy percent of grocery store products contain them and about seventy percent zero percent is labeled g m o's inside that's why activists in california are forging ahead with prop thirty seven proposit

. >> good afternoon, todd reese from assistant manager cfo. i want to thank you for the opportunity to look and work on this item. in particular, it gave me a chance to get out and visit with the rate service board, with the citizens advisory committee and also the revenue bond oversight committee and a number of folks, as well as go through the records and discussions that you've had as far as your ideas on how to make sure that we're well serving and best serving the rate payers and keeping things as affordable as possible. what you have before you today is a consolidation of all those notes and all those thoughts, many of which you deserve the credit for providing those to this report. and i also have a few brief slides to walk through to share with you what the citizens advisory committee that rate fairness board and our thoughts have shared, so, if i might do that. in your packet starting on page 6 item 13 is where the presentation begins. and it is in particular looking at a rate payer assurance policy. and this rate payer assurance poli