reese. vanessa watkins. former prosecutor with the district attorney's office. she's put away some of the city's worst violent offenders, rapists, murderers, drug traffickers. married to jeremy watkins, the defense attorney. a prosecutor married to a defense attorney? cats and dogs, mr. reese. jeremy's helped countless alleged criminals walk on technicalities, but it appears now he's the one in trouble. he's been missing at sea for two days. coast guard's still looking for him. maybe an unhappy client came back to haunt him. got eyes on vanessa, finch. has a friend with her. everything is gonna be all right. you don't know that, nicole. nicole spencer, vanessa's best friend since college. she's consoling her. finch, vanessa's got another problem. [siren chirps] ms. watkins. nypd. you're under arrest for the murder of your husband, jeremy watkins. (reese) guess jeremy's not missing anymore. cops think she killed him. oh, dear. hands behind your back. did the machine give us her number too lat

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the beltway press thinks, sure, the reese witherspoon cure is cute, but it could never work. why are they so sure? let's talk to a guy who thinks the whole idea is nuts. joining us now is steve lockerette, former congressman from ohio. he was known for being willing to criticize own party's right flank when the mood struck him. congressman, thank you for being here tonight. >> rachel, thank you. as i told your producer, i can now cross this off my bucket list. i appreciate being on the show. >> this is a rare thing to be on a bucket list. i'll try to not think about that. am i right in characterizing your position on this discharge petition as basically that this is nuts, it can never happen? >> well, yeah. i mean, if you took a snowball and put it in i a microwave oven, it has a better chance of surviving. you watch these guys at this press conference, it's all tongue in cheek because discharge petition and louise slaughter's vote on the previous question, they almost never, never work. and i would suggest that john dingell, friend who's been in the house over 50 years, the

a number of wonderful recipients here but some great qualified nominees and a number of our honor reese from prior years. after the meeting we will have an at some point to have a special reception downstairs where we'll also -- down the hall. 201, where we'll take some time to celebrate this wonderful occasion. i would like to call the meeting to order and ask the commission secretary to please read the roll. >> michael sweet, davis, kel her, not present at the moment, i -- lee, todd davis not present. you have a quorum. >> thank you, madam secretary. the first item on the agenda is public comment that will enable to you speak on miss the issues. if you wish to address this commission, i would encourage you to fill out a speaker card. there will be time later in the meeting to speak on the awards that are being given and the honor reese. this is to only speak on any item, not on the agenda items. is there anyone who wishes to speak at this time? ma'am, please? >> dr. himchi, supporter. i want to thank you on the event that you are having here today. i just want to take a second to remi

three three musketeers and two of the reese's peanut buttercups. all fun size. calories. >> three musketeers. >> i don't even want to know that because we prefer this. >> there's only 40 calories difference, if you want more volume, take these three. >> i don't like three musketeers. >> okay. >> next door, here we go. >> knock, knock. >> trick or treat! >> one of these treats has 50 call reese -- calories. is it the fruit roll up or fruit chewies? >> know it! it's the fruit rollup. >> it's the fruit rollup. >> all right. >> all right. >> ding-dong. >> trick or treat! >> now we have candy corn and plain m&ms which has less sugar per serving. >> hoda? >> less sugar per serving. >> candy corn is eating pure sugar. >> i'm winning. knock, knock, knock. >> trick or treat! >> now, we have a popcorn ball or rice krispy treat? which has fewer than 100 calories? >> rice krispy treat. >> you are right. it is rice krispy treat. >> you've been trick or treating. 90 calories for that, 100 calories for the popcorn ball. >> this is the last door, it's double or nothing -- whoev

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if you come to my house, you're going to get some reese's peanut buttercups. >> you are going to have an onslaught. >> yeah, people are alleges banging down my door. >> they are. i want to know how you become a member of the national confectioners association. eat candy all day? >> i guess so. >> a little chocolate, reese's, et cetera. >> the chocolate won't melt in the sun here. good morning to you jon and marla. good morning to you at home. i want to start with the live picture. 101 through san rafael. this is one of theçó coldest sps across the bay area. now, we hit the coldest reegsdz that we've seen so far this season. temperatures are still running cool as a result. take a little while for the cool air to mick out, but the sun is out in full force as of this point, and it's all up hill from here. we're expecting temperatures to really climb as we head throughout the day today. in fact, in some cases they're going to climb by about 39 degrees. approximate 3 1 this morning. that's below freezing. up to 70 degrees later on. ocean beach hit 47 degrees. you're expecting about 64 degr

mr reese welcome to our team is good to see the you one report says torture and brutality are rife in libya's prisons what do you think is behind that. well if this were a country in the world to which the west were hostile it would be being described as a failed state or a rogue state the truth of the matter is that the western intervention in libya destroyed any process or organic transfer of power from the gadhafi regime to the to the opposition this is the only regime. in the entirety of the arab revolutions where the first government was installed at a conference in paris with nicolas sarkozy hillary clinton president and what the intervention did is to create a state which is barely functioning even in term in terms of a stable it's not in control of large swathes of its territory there are separatist movements which seem on the verge of pulling the state apart it's been described as an arm supermarket for the whole of the middle east and always through the internal regime is one in which the state isn't even in control of its own prisons and at the same u.n. report also says th

is it reese? >> yeah. >> ellen: where do you live?laguna niguel, in orange county. >> ellen: i found this on your page. coming soon. drunk blonde in bar." >> i had a couple weeks in college left. >> ellen: i thought it was like a court order that you had to, like -- maybe instead of getting drunk you should stay home and clean your room. your room is a mess. >> kitchen. >> ellen: i don't know what you are studying but these look like children's books to me. >> my nephew's. >> ellen: you're in your nephew's room. you may not be babysitting any more after this. thank you so much. where is cerena beltran? hi. serena, i want to ask you about this picture on your page. where was this? >> that was in vegas. >> ellen: in vegas? did you see the show or did you steal the sign? >> i was with my mom. >> ellen: you were what? >> i was with my mom. >> ellen: with your mom so you were covering up the nipples? wish you would have been here for nicki minaj when she was on the show. you would have been a big help to us. where is joanna padillo? look a

. >> when i heard it, i went -- >>> then, reese witherspoon's girls night out. >>> which star dared toshades of frank zmoe james grilled about playing christian gray. >>> plus, "extra's" new one on one with super producer, jerry weintraub, thea-list comes out to pay tribute. >> just a great [ bleep ] guy. >> "extra" brought to you by wallgreens, at the corner of happy and healthy. >>> the very first time, melissa mccarthy is talking today about the controversy over her new "elle" magazine cover. >> the magazine usually features stars in risque outfits has melissa all covered up and some people are saying it is because of her weight. melissa says, hold on a minute, everyone. she covered up, they showed some skin. these "elle" covers sparking an avalanche of screaming headlines. >> i heard it i thought people were kidding. >> melissa mccarthy for th first time lark back at critics! ing "elle" magazine for covering her up in a coat. she says blame me. >> i'm the one that grabbed the coat it is totally my doing. the only regret is i wish i uld have snagged the coat, frankly. i dervehat coa

fullback marcel reese. football, the greatest football player jim brown honored in the team's ring of honor. he retired in 1969. my word. t.j. of cleveland here in the bay area going the other way. 44 yards. the browns beat buffalo. 37 to 24. dodgers at atlanta. how cool is that. that started with florida state. the dodgers silenced everybody with gonzalez. matt kemp was the mvp and they aren't missing him. kershaw 3 hits, 1 run, 12 strikeouts. dodgers win 6--1. they play tomorrow. if you know, tweet, text, i will be here all night. josh will be in the line up. and bob melvin happy to be home. game one. >> it is night to open at home. last year we had the home field advantage and didn't open at home which is out of the ordinary. we know this can be a loud place. >> we have all the confidence in the world to start here at home. >> reporter: a quick tip when you are talking at the bars. melvin went to cal. his daughter wanted to be an actress, so he got a home in new york. isn't that nice? my daughter wants t

that's right over sasha reese and somewhat of a lighter note alternative form of online dating is getting popularity in britain especially among students reverb or more probably joining the search for those who can provide financial security of the sort of when to check that out when young pretty student seeks wealthy older man welcome to the world of sugar daddy dating where anything you want question the. bags hair means can apparently be yours at the click of a button. websites like seeking arrangement link up young sugar babies like nineteen year old sarah with sugar daddies men who are willing to cough up some serious cash how does he think he made. those he was. being reality probably. seven in the seeking arrangement launched recently in the u.k. students in particular it seems have taken to the concerts perhaps not surprising given the rising cost of tuition fees for the controversial dating websites released the twenty british universities that have the highest number of students signing up. was one of the top the list according to seeking arrangement survey eighty percent of rel

those are just reese's pieces. ( crazed raving ) i know how to save this park. i'm gonna organize a charity carnival. uh, mom? looks like someone beat you to it. god, that junior league burns me up. step right up, and bid on items donated by local businesses. oh, i've only got a hundred dollars. i better bid shrewdly. first up is this video camera. one hundred dollars! $100 and 50 cents! sold! damn it! ( groaning ) i never win anything. ooh, here's something i'm good at. ( humming ) ( bells and whistles blaring ) ( moans cheerfully ) yes! check it out, fat-wad! i'm better than you, and i'm only ten. ( laughing ) fat-wad! i love it! ( indistinct talking ) easy... gentle... ay carumba! mm-hmm. i'm number one! i beat my son! victory is mine, so kiss my behind! ( scatting, grunting ) in your face! ( scatting, grunting ) ♪ my son flips frogs like a girl! yeah! ♪ ♪ a-boo, a-bah, a-who's your daddy? ♪ ( scatting, grunting ) hey, homer, do fries come with that shake? sure do. hmm... ( crowd cheering ) ( scatting, grunting ) i'm happy! ( cheering ) ( homer laughing ) he

and they have -- i guess there are actually three cover girls for this month and one of them's reeseon't know who the other girl is. anyway, she's the only one wearing a coat. so the question is is there an issue with it? and she spoke herself. >> she said i'm done with summertime. i like cashmere. bring on the cashmere. i love that coat. let me wrap up in it. usually it's very cold in the studios when you're shooting. >> you're right. >> and you know, here's the thing about it, you guys. everybody wants to war about everything, constantly make a big deal about it. if it's not an issue to her, drop it. you know? stop it. she's happy with it. she loves her cover. >> by the way, it's how you feel. if you want to feel sexy, what makes you feel sexy? >> have you ever showed up to pick up a boyfriend in a trench coat at the airport? >> i've thought about it. have you ever? >> yes, i have. >> of course you have. >> my agents are here, kath. my agents are sitting on the couch over there, not listening. not listening. wait. >> wow! it takes three people -- >> it takes three agents to close t

coming in second and third, candy corn and gummy bears, reese's peanut butter cups are the single most popular halloween candy. more than 400 million pieces sold last year. i see my favorite in there. >> i have my kit cat bars then eat them myself. >> my favorite. >> there you go. >>> still ahead on "wjz eyewitness news at noon" -- >> partly cloudy but fair. how long? the complete forecast is 2 1/2 minutes away. >> here is a look at the midday stocks and last night's winning lottery numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mnever sleeping.g. ever saving. for him, her, and you. every day. but quality affordable health care seems forever out of reach -- until now. i'm doctor peter beilenson. with local doctors we've founded a new approach to health insurance -- evergreen health. neighborhood care, same day appointments, a team approach with doctors and nurses who get to know you. that's evergreen health. learn more at evergreenmd.org. >>> welcome back. plenty of sunshine. temperatures on the seasonally cool side. take a look at our currents across the region. we are 52 in western maryland up to 65 degree

. >> the top selling halloween candy is reese's peanut butter cups. m&m, hersheys, snickers, kitkat. i put kitkat number two. they all contain chocolate, imagine that. >> here's a tip. wait until thursday to buy it. >> it doesn't matter if it's halloween or thanksgiving. the summer solstice is coming up on saturday. >> some stores use any occasion to throw a sale. >> and elimination surprise on "dancing with the stars." the stars sent home strong mark judges. [ gasps ] were you looking for this? seems the drive-thru is closed tonight. instead... velveeta cheesy skillets. [ horse nays in background ] just brown the meat. stir in the noodles, seasoning, then smite them... smite them with the liquid gold until there can be no more smiting. hmmm yes... [ spoken faintly ] liquid gold. >>> if you find out that your favorite store is having a big sale, you may be ready to grab the purse and hit the mall, but some are always having ales. >> if you're a bargain hunt are, that implies a hunt. here are a few stores where if you are not using a coupon, we're doin

we often think about reese's peanut butter.s was the idea of taking a found object, and it will be , but to digitally celebrate the object. doug went above and beyond. you the publisher -- if you open it up, you can see. tavis: it's in this wonderful casing. i would love some of these royalties. it slides out of this wonderful casing. >> when you open it up, you see that it looks like a library and you realize it is between these people. you also realize they are referencing these things. it,hey are talking about there are notes and postcards. you realize there are these thements that help explain back story, letters written back and forth. you realize this is a love story between jennifer and eric am of the students. tavis: it's amazing. as you go through this, all they us clues. clues.e are all these >> you realize as they fall in love they are investigating the author of this book. it would cost an arm and a leg to have this re-created. is nerdy dollars, so it's not cheap, but given everything they did, i couldn't believe th

. >> the astronomer royal martin reese and president to the royal society gives humanity a 50% chancerviving through the 21st century. >> jon: wait, hold on, i have to do some math. oh, fine. [laughter] >> and one of the reasons is he fears that the fruits of scientific -- the bad fruits things like dirty bombs, things like biological warfare could get into the hands ever religious -- of religious fan natives who un-- fanatics who unlike all other terrorists want to die. they want to go to paradise. the question you ask the answer is both that science provides in the form of technology, weapons which have only been available to reasonably responsibility governments -- responsible governments will likely become available to nutcases who believe that their god requires them to wreak havoc and destruction. >> jon: doesn't it though let scientists off the shook to some extent to suggest that their work could only be misused by those whose minds are boggled by religious fanaticism. don't you think it's possibly more likely that we will create something that the unintended consequence of it

there's reese witherspoon, there's all these people with sexy shots and she is in a huge trench coat and a dress that goes down to her knees. it's kind of nuts, you know. >> when you see some of the other actresses, they are showing some skin. >> yes. >> reese witherspoon cut out at her stomach. naomi harris, her abs are amazing. in hollywood, this is a conversation that has been happening. can you be successful if you are not skinny? i wrote a cover story about this two years ago and it's still going. it's still a conversation. >> the controversy is if you are full figured as melissa mccarthy is that you aren't sexy and cover up. >> she has the hairdo, she looks like liz taylor. it's bizarre to say, you're sexy in some ways, but we're going to put a trench coat all over you. >> what kind of message does that send? >> covering up curves and the conversation is still about what you look like as an actress. this woman has won awards, she is on a hit show. she has had hit movies, but that kind of stuff, she is still covered up in a trench coted. >> coat. >> let's talk about her cousin.

. >> what we want to do is offer the president today an ability to move, a temporary reese in the debt ceiling. >> a six week increase in exchange for a promise to negotiate on a budget. a temporary solution, but one that the white house we would. > would-welcomed. >> leader, nancy pelosi, doesn't like the idea. >> we have to see the whole package, but certainly it's very smart. >> house republicans are luke warm, but as the crisis drags on, their approval rating is sinking. now just 24%, an all-time low, and now 52% of voters blame them for the impasse, while 32% blame the democrats. an offer to end the government shutdown. >> this is a situation where they don't know what they want. >> the shutdown must end. >> they want to negotiate for you in the government? >> that's not going to happen. >>> well, we have seen them arriving across the street from the courthouse. and you have heard nancy pelosi saying that the deal doesn't make sense as it stands now. what the democrats the is a long-term lifting of the debt ceiling. something to get them into 2014. and president obama has agreed t

would be proud of how i'm pounding these reeses♪ >> jimmy: there you go, that's what i'm talking about: that's good. >> jimmy: that's great. this one's from @fitznyc2013. she says -- ♪ ima grab me some snickers butterfingers and a mounds♪ ♪ eat till this november ends and zumba off them pounds♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: zumba -- zumba off them pounds. >> steve: she's fit. >> jimmy: and then i'll zumba off them pounds. this one's from @itsjoeotto, he -- oh, he's a big fan of "breaking bad" this guy. he's a big fan of "breaking bad," so he says -- ♪ my white's are -- my glasses fix my sight i'm the one who's not dressed as a bloody walter white♪ >> jimmy: there you go. that's a pretty good costume -- a pretty good costume idea. bloody walter white. this one is from @justintrudell, he says -- ♪ i'm going to pop some pez i only 20 skittles in my pocket♪ ♪ i'm i'm i'm hunting looking for a king size reeses and some chocolate ♪ >> jimmy: only got 20 skittles in my pocket. that's really great. oh, man. >> steve: that's nice. >> jimmy: that's funny. this one is from @lanepetite and she

uh, but anyway, they're saying reese's peanut butter cups --everyone loves those things, they're goodm, this article also listed the least -- the three least popular halloween candies. uh, number three of course, purse bottom cough drops. [ laughter ] they're not the best candy. number two, hot sauce packets. [ laughter and applause ] not good to give out for halloween. and number one worst halloween candy is freezer tinfoil surprise. yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] is that a pork chop or is that a potato? i forgot what i wrapped up, but it's still fresh. uh, this is pretty cool. i saw that bob barker, my man bob barker is returning to the "price is right." [ cheers and applause ] love my man bob barker! uh, on december 12th, he's going to go on to celebrate his 90th birthday. yeah. although it's going to be weird when audience hears this sound -- [ "price is right" loser sound ] and bob barker goes, "oops, sorry, that was me." [ laughter ] uh, here's some good news about the economy. wal-mart just announced that it's giving 25,000 employees a promotion. yeah. wal-mart employees a

here telling the war story, not the scary stores but stories of nappieration -- stories, but story reese ofies of inspiration. betty would usually be here in her park uniform but this year she's not allowed to wear it and the rangers are out of work. >> my uniform meant much to me because i don't think most children of color see enough park rangers to be able to choose that as a career path. >> reporter: the festival goes on in a privately owned former ford plant. ships were built here. >> i think there was 747 ships produced. >> i want the young people to know that they can do anything. >> reporter: -- kate morrison was just 20 years old when she became a ship welder. >> we didn't know we were capable of these other opportunities that came to us. >> reporter: some skills will be taught to a select few girls. >> they'll probably be asked to learn about the women who entered the workforce in world war ii. >> reporter: they are showing even a government shutdown didn't stop the festival. >> kids hoping to participate in this year's sand castle this year, not so lucky. it's part of the recr

. >> remember when your mom would go to your halloween candy and pick out the reese's pieces. >> every time. >> i went to a haunted house to learn from the pros. >> sco -- >>atusis across the u.s. recently voted number one in america. it is clear why. creepy, mind-bending and really scary. >> mess with your head a little bit more than your normal scare. >> what is place other than here to learn to haunt like the pros. first, i have to get make-up. >> this is how i look in the morning before i get coffee. >> let's get lessons from jacob. jacob says when playing a zombie, first, forget symmetry. >> like this. pretend like one arm doesn't work. drop that. >> next, lead with a body part. >> most people will lead with their knows and eyes. perhaps your elbow or perhaps your shoulder or perhaps your hip. >> now, make sure movements are jerky. >> popping and shaking. one, get my arm over here. it takes several thought patterns to get it going. >> lastsly, play with different sounds. >> yell a lot and project. you can only make different sound. >> oh, terrifying. >> let's scare my producer, sa

planning to roll out a butter finger peanut buttercup next year, challenging hershey's best-selling reese's brand. it's going to be the peanut buttercup wars. back to you. >> toe to toe, those two will be going. thank you, bertha. >>> according to a study done at connecticut college, oreos may be as addictive as cocaine. the study looked at the pleasure center in the brains of rats and found they activated more neurons than exposure to cocaine or morphine. how about that? >>> john edwards' former mistress is trying to drum up book sales. rielle hunter now says she, quote, behaved badly and is apologizing for her wrong and selfish behavior. >>> editors at dealnews.com found the best toy deals were during the first two weeks of december. >>> sports is next. >>> first, our trivia question, the u.s. defaulted on its debt for the first time during which war? the war of 1812, the civil war, world war i or world war ii? that answer when "early today" continues. >>> before the break, we asked you, the u.s. defaulted on its debt for the first time during which war? the war of 1812, the civil war, wo

that is 68-year-old loreen reese. apparently she did have the right of way in this instance but she was struck by this bus in the middle of that intersection. not only struck but dragged under the bus for an entire block. the driver oblivious to the accident. he had no idea what just happened until a bistander who saw what happened runs down, starts pounding on the door of the bus letting him know what happened to this woman. now, she's seriously injured, internal injuries, a broken leg, road rash. a family member said she's in an induced coma. >> he keeps reaching down by the time he gets to that intersection. >> maybe by the time he did look up, she was in his blind spot and wasn't paying clear attention. he was a distracted driver at the time this happened. >> police do believe this woman was in the driver's blund spot. whether he was distracted or not remains to the seen. everyone hopes the woman is okay. >> look at what tim freed is about to do with this black mamba. >> two bites, nice. >> bitten twice by that sn

she's on the cover of the november issue but so is reese witherspoon in a sexy black cutout dress.ine is producing multiple covers for the november issue on newsstand november 22nd. >>> this is 50 old school style. >> what did she say? >> and that's golden girl betty white along with love boat captain in a hilarious inflight safety video. >> make sure your own mask is on before helping with others. >> the video appearing on air new zealand flights will have passengers rolling in the aisle. >> no matter where you are smoking on the aircraft is pointed at all times. >> as is any other hanky-panky. >> deborah: now meet a couple who say their lives have been made a living hell by a barrage of harassment and who's responsible? they're accusing the church of scientology. they say the church has been sending people to snoop on them and now they're going to court to try to make it stop. they talked with jim moret. >> come on marty. got anything to say? >> i'm going to have ask you to leave. >> it's a bizarre confrontation at the front door. >> we've been here for weeks. >> marty and his wi

peanut butter cuts, the same ones made famous by reese's but hershey's is getting in on the game.will debut lancaster in january. what cook 'em so long? >> i don't know. >> reese's are good. >> i'll try it. >>> again, today, the standoff in washington is getting attention on wall street. >> here now to chat, kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hopefully we'll get some sweet news from d.c. for a change. wall street hopeful there will be a deal reached on the debt ceiling which expires tomorrow. that deadline could force the u.s. into a potential default on its obligations. the senate is working on a potential deal that could raise the debt ceiling extend the government's borrowing capabilities for at least a couple of months. the market moving higher off that today. very big day in regards to what happens there. lots of corporate earnings coming in including two from the silicon valley. yahoo and intel. yahoo's report was mixed. it did top off profit of $296 million. it continues to see problems though in display advertising, down

. >> reeses and m & ms are the most popular. >> that >>> welcome to "world news." tonight from miami, and right here president obama one-on-one, for the first time the president on america's controversial spying program. how does he explain the u.s. listening in on world leaders, our own allies. >>> the monster storm, the pictures coming in from the deadly storm in london and the u.k. right now. and the halloween forecast right here. abc's ginger zee on it all. >>> the tight squeeze, those sleep experiment aboard one of america's largest airliners and those incredibly shrinking seats and what they're doing to us, out to save you from this. >>> fusion is here, behind the scenes of america's newest cable network coming to life as we come on the air, the most famous journalist you haven't met interviewing america's most controversial sheriff. see it right here first.

here is reese witherspoon in a tight black dress. and this is chelene woodley wearing less.mccarthy made a few things clear. >> guess what? she looks gorgeous. second, mccarthy girls, no one is going to make us wear anything we don't want to wear. the magazine released a statement, on all of our shoots, the stylists work with the stars to choose pieces they feel good in. and this is no different. consider this. here is melissa on other covers. good housekeeping, more, hollywood reporter, and "ladies' home journal." look familiar, the star today added that she loves the elle cover and actually picked out the coat. hmm, well why the fuss if she is happy, maybe we should be happy. just a thought. well, thanks for watching abc news. and "world news now" coming up next. and of course "good morning america" right here in the morning. as always we are online at

candice reese was last seen september 27 at her house on sun valley circle. and that day, she was wearing a light blue, long sleeved t- shirt, jeans, and sneakers. take a good look again and if you see her, please call police. >>> it's a lovely walk along the waterfront here in alexandria. until you get to this. the only way around it could be imminent domain. i'm peggy fox, coming up, how the public could play a part in today's threat february, 2013. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell... ken cuccinelli joins tea party republicans to block the plan. but terry mcauliffe believes it's time to break through the gridlock in richmond. mcauliffe presses democrats to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." >>> the city of alexandria is threatening imminent domain to take control of a piece of property that is standing in the way of the waterfront plan. >> i'm peggy fox in oldtown

scott reese in the comcast sportsnet newsroom. 49ers getting ready to feast feast on an undermanned opponent. >>> and the raiders, why the short-term is first and foremost on their agenda. >>> as powerful as the 49ers are, they won't need much power to run the new stadium. it will be charged by the sun. business and tech reporter scott budman has the bay area's latest solar success story. >> reporter: it's a gridiron that's going off the grid. when the 49ers play here, levi stadium will be powered by solar panels. 544 of them from nearby solar company sunpower. >> york, the ceo of the 49ers, wanted a local company. and so an american, american-made. so there's pride on both sides. >> reporter: energy giant nrg lifted the solar frames into place, giving the stadium a touch of both technology and environmental stewardship the bay area is known for. >> for us, to make sure that, you know, we're going to be net neutral to the grid, make sure we have all the right elements for sustainability, for recycling, for composting, and to have

church experts say that the vatican was primarily concerned with making an example of the dismissed reese -- dismissed priests. >> i don't think they were involved to the extent of what they actually deserved what they got. there have been cases of brain crept diocese in germany, but no cardinals or bishops were forced to resign. i think this was the result of an intrigue, and information that the vatican did not confirm. >> this businessman believes that the way managers of the investment company invested in holding companies. >> the bishops who had to resign were just a drop in the bucket. the directors of swans were the ones who made the wrong investment and they knew it was wrong. nothing has happened to them. >> the bishop has now been given the responsibility for here as well. he does not deny that the church played a role in the scandal. after all, tens of thousands of faithful investors lost everything. >> when a test like this comes, like what has happened at the diocese, then human weakness is to blame. a few people simply did not account properly, and maybe they were a bit too

jay reese. >> you are 17 and pregnant.l. >> you need to talk to us, sweetie. we can help you. do you want a few minutes to think? we'll give you two or three minutes to think about it. you think about the baby. think about this fool. do you think he would go to jail for you? not in a second. >> saleda, can you come down for a minute. >> coming, sarge. >> go up and see what you can get -- >> she's ready to break. >> if nothing else, we're going 272 or 273 at the least. >> the 17-year-old breaks down and tells officers the truth. she's been turning tricks for no pay for two years, and she wants out. >> we're going to take care of you, okay? how does it work? >> well, it works as i give him the best dates. they put the money under the bed and they give it to him. >> do you guys get to keep any of the money? >> no. >> no? >> are there any ads on craigslist for you? >> i'm not going to lie. yes, there are. >> what name? >> under precious or jessica. >> when officers busted precious jessica she was just setting up dates at the m

. >> all right, let reese check it out when we come back.n august 20th, al jazeera america introduced a new voice in journalism. >> good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera. >> usa today says: >> ...writes the columbia journalism review. and the daily beast says: >> quality journalists once again on the air is a beautiful thing to behold. >> al jazeera america, there's more to it. >> the most important money stories of the day might affect your savings, your job or your retirement. whether its bail-outs or bond rates this stuff get complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. welcome back to tech know. you are about to tell us a story about one of the strangely magnificent birds in the world. >> close up it is pretty ugly. so it isn't the most beautiful bird close up. but when it is flying, it is absolutely gorgeous. at 1 point, the population was down to about 22 birds total. and it's all because of the led shot in bullets p p beca

still you would never guess he took up the 3-d carvings reese septemberly, like last year, after he saw some. he grabbed his clay carving tools and the rest is history. just about every one of his pumpkin personalities is born in his garage where dean gets the really messy stuff out of the way. what is cool is when he puts the door up watch him work. he says the kit and their driver get a kick out of it. i can't she'll pull up and i'll spin it around and the kids all go yes. >> reporter: to think he typically isn't finished at that point. when it is time to fine type details dean migrates to the kitchen where he showed me the craft. >> reporter: do your hands get tired? >> oh yeah. i was wearing a brace. >> reporter: luckily, he heals fast and was back at his pumpkin a day. he keeps cranking them out because, as you can see, they have a pretty short shelf life. if you are wondering who inspires the pumpkin faces, no one person really. dean and his wife say the carvings aren't each male or female. >> he has had me make expressions into a camera for reference for him, but you still can't

lonnie reese man is its chief medical officer. >> we've covered all the mandates already. they're based into our premiums and we're not expecting a significant increase in costs. >> but the real financial challenge will be to manage costs, and at the same time, satisfy customers as more services are mandatesed in coming years. >> any increases in costs will be covered in our premiums, but we will explain the basis for increasing premiums as a result of increasing medical costs. >> that could mean no out of pocket expenses for preventative services at the doctor's office. but higher insurance bills for consumers. and there's still another aspect of this story. whether there's the same oversight of the volunteer task force as there is of other government agencies. >> i have a problem with a government entity functioning as a regulatory agency, not being subject to any of the rules that govern good regulation writing or rule making. they're going to determine coverage not just for obama care, not just for medicare, but for everyone. >> controversy about the task force has bee

. >> all right, let reese check it out when we come back. >> we find the fault lines that run througcoelcome back to tech know. you are about to tell us a story about one of the strangely magnificent birds in the world. >> close up it is pretty ugly. so it isn't the most beautiful bird close up. but when it is flying, it is absolutely gorgeous. at 1 point, the population was down to about 22 birds total. and it's all because of the led shot in bullets p p because humanity took them to the brink of extinction, we are now working to bring them back to it's original population level. >> in flight it impresses, majestic as it sails through the skies. strong and steady. it is the largest flying bird in north america, capable of cruising 55 miles an hour, and traveling 150-miles in a single day. >> because california condors can cover such impressive distances they are hard to keep track of. >> i head out to california to bitter creek national wyatt life refuge to meat up with the fish and wild life service, the federal agency leading the challenge to save the species. >> today the team is d

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