jim riley told us to hop on and we did. the truck sped ahead and firefighters ordered frightened residents to evacuate. >> spread out, get out. >> chief riley would die a short time later trying to help a woman. >> anybody find riley. >> the evacuation was becoming tragic. but one was especially horrific. this is sharon cross road a street so many people came down with trying to escape the fire. it's also where more people died that day than any where else in the entire east bay hills. of the 25 people killed in the fire 11 lost their lives on sherry cross including john grobenski. he was trying to lead five people out on foot when the smoke and flames overtook them killing them all. sharon cross was only 13 feet wide in some places that's 7 feet narrower than what city codes called for. >> there were people who were trying to exit the fire area. there was the fire department trying to go in and make the stand. that in itself was the narrow roadway creates a bottleneck. >> reporter: after the fire with a million dollars gra

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journal us editorial board member, jason riley, henninger and james freeman, james, this clamor about the appeal of christie or the lack of appeal of everybody else. >> it's mainly christie, rick perry has doesn't the job in the debates. looking at guys on the stage, the debates on the stage, they're not as good as the governor of new jersey has done, a powerful case for limited government. >> paul: christie has been in that battle and people have seen him and people have seen him taking on the issues. >> they'll emulated them. the republicans around the country talking about reforming government and limiting benefits programs in a direct way, a way, for example, he can talk about reforming teacher's unions and their pension systems without coming off at anti-education and that's been very hard for republicans to do until christie. >> jason, is this about, though, the rest of the field not quite measuring up? >> republicans don't trust mitt romney and he they don't think perry is electable, i think that's why you see a clamor for chris christie, i think one of the things that may be g

riley, kansas.tation of military life. >> i wanted to get out and experience the rest of the world. i wanted to get out of my isolation of pendleton and i wanted to be part of a team. i was a bit of a gun enthusiast, so you can't go wrong both brushing up your skills, and the marm miss free ammunition. military experience, for me, was some of the best years of my life. >> i think that mcveigh found success, really, probably for the first time in his life in the army. i think mcveigh was looking for some kind of family that would make him happy. >> tim mcveigh at ft. riley was like the model soldier. >> he bought a second army uniform just to wear during inspections. so he looked crisp and top-notch. >> he was an amazing marksman. he was an amazing student of guns and explosives. >> he would spend time cleaning his gun. he didn't go out and get drunk. >> mcveigh did not socialize much but he did connect deeply with two other soldiers at ft. riley who made a lasting impact. >> mcveigh really met his m

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riley. the public is being allowed to review the course. the family is demanding the body be returned to them for burial. but members of the interim government appear to be divided over what to do next. there is growing international concern over the circumstances surrounding his death. both the you in a u.s. have weighed in. the u.n. is calling for an investigation of the u.s. is asking for a full accounting. nato, which launched the air strike, has said it is going to end its operation next weekend. celebrations are continuing through the weekend. they are hoping to build up for tomorrow. the senior leaders of the transitional council will formally declare the liberation of libya. >> the transitional council also says it will hold elections for a constitutional assembly within eight months of liberation and parliamentary and presidential elections a year after that. the death of muammar gaddafi could speed up the return of maggie van dyke. he went to libya to witness history. he ended up in history and then fighting alongside the boat reb

groups like butch riley, and rage against the machine. rage against the machine chores at a rather gentlemanly pace. we played one door in 2011. -- one show in 2011. tavis: what is this solo thing? what is it doing for you at this point in your career. >> i started doing it almost 10 years ago as kind of an antidote for my arena rock life. i wanted to do something that was exclusively a solo endeavour that was very pure. when you are in a big band like rage against the machine, it is like this big army that goes to war using rock as its cause. with the nightwatchman, it is guerrilla warfare. i like tel mobile i can be, too. for example, when the union uprising was occurring in madison, i saw that one day on tv. i was there playing to 100,000 people on the steps of the capital the not be the next day. i have two boys under two, and there is definitely a balancing act that takes place. i second job was about to be born the day i went to madison. my wife knew what i was thinking when i watched that protest in madison. we agree that our borde

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tim riley has three young daughters. they just returned home this morning when they heard gunshots. >> we're more easy knowing he couldn't do anyone. >> reporter: they aren't sure where he was hiding overnight. they had used both blood hounds and helicopters with heat sensing devices to try to find him. they say so far they have no evidence he broke into any of the neighbor's homes. investigators have not yet confirmed whether allman fired at those three deputies. they're on paid administrative leave which is routine while the investigation into the shooting continues. reporting live in sunnyvale, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> before you go, you touched on it a little bit, are police giving any theory as to how they think allman was there all night or in the area given the inte e intensity of the search last night? >> they're not certain. they asked if anybody tried to help him hide, they do not think that's what happened. they do believe that perhaps he was hiding under vehicles and that may have been one way in

as the website rightwingwatch has noted, a blogger for the christian exodus secession movement, les riley, here's a screen cap of his buy row from the secessionist site, les riley is the chair of the mississippi constitution party which says it wants to restore american jurisprudence to its biblical foundations. that same guy, the head of the constitution party in mississippi who blogged for the secessionist to south carolina thing, he also founded something called personhood mississippi. he's behind the mississippi personhood amendment. he crafted the language of this constitutional amendment there creating a new definition of person in mississippi. personhood beginning at the moment of fertilization. he started the signature drive that got the question on the ballot and he is the guy who was behind the statewide promotion for the personhood amendment. a statewide promotion called the conceived in rape tour. as in women who become pregnant through rape should not be allowed to get abortions. so that's how the personhood amendment came to be in mississippi. that's where it came from. that

vice president yee riley? commissioner wynns: i wanted to make an addition to the rules committee report because all the members of the board have gotten or are supposed to get the 9,000 series, the one that's in detail proposed because we wanted everybody to give us input before the october 17th meeting. tell us what you think of it. >> i didn't get a copy of it, i don't think. i didn't see it in my mailbox. president mendoza: can we get them resent? thank you. commissioner yee? vice president yee: i wanted to make an announcement that we had a meeting yesterday, the joint committee, and the reason why i want to make the announcement is because i won't be here to report it at our next meeting. and so but i do want to say that the two items of the three that were on the agenda i heard and i have paperwork. i would recommend actually that for one of our educational discussion pieces that we have our staff and maybe invite city college also to talk about the bridge to success program, because it's really interes

recent grad, karen riley has $109,000 in student loans. she has just moved back home. >> we want a nice paying job where we can pay our bills. >> college students owe more than all the credit card debt in this country. today, president obama wraps up a west coast campaign swing, that included a stop at "the tonight show" with jay leno. >> have you been watching the gop debate? >> i'm going to wait until everybody's voted off the island. >> reporter: earlier, the president blasted congressional republicans and the presidential contenders. he says their agenda is simply tax cuts for the wealthy and deregulation. >> it's not as if we haven't tried what they're selling. we have. and it didn't work. >> reporter: in the race to the republican nomination, herman cain is still surging. a new poll shows the unlikely front-runner ahead of mitt romney, even as more americans say they dislike cain's signature 9-9-9 economic plan. >> if you meet herman cain, you love herman cain. >> reporter: but for republican voters, the primaries are still a long wa

tom and riley are brothers. they're a lot like other guys their age. they play a little hoops, do their homework, and toss the ball around with the family dog, so, as spring break approached last year, they figured it would be a lot like other spring breaks. >> most of our vacations are taken to -- we go to, like, beaches and vacation spots where you relax and don't... not action-packed. >> this time, though, the boys' mom had a different idea -- a very different idea. >> i wanted to do something where the boys would learn about how people live in other countries and learn about giving back. >> so she found this organization, orphanage outreach, and we went on the trip and helped orphans. >> the orphanage was located in the dominican republic, which is in the sunny caribbean. but the boys were not enthused. >> we were both disappointed because, on spring break, you don't necessarily want to be working in an orphanage and whatnot. you want to be out playing with your friends at the beach or playing baseball or playing outside. >> things didn't exactly i

riley? nope. charles. followed by barry toronto and then tom. >> good afternoon. i have lived in the neighborhood we're talking about now for 11 years, and i appreciate the opportunity to tell you that the reason why i believe the project should not go forward. i understand that there is a hope held out -- in the "exam and a" today, one of the writers wrote that this would save one or three minutes of time, and as mentioned, we do not believe that is even close to being accurate, and most of the benefits that would be perceived would come about by making some immediate changes right now. i just looked at what is being proposed, and i believe that it is not right and not fair for the neighborhoods. i am will not dwell on the past and previous meetings that have been held, but i want to talk about what is being proposed. in order to try to get bus traffic through an area that is now being overwhelmed by traffic in the morning due to the freeway coming down in the on ramp to 101, they're talking about two things. one, they're talking about putting a bus ride down the

joining the panel this week, wall street journal columnist dan henninger and jason riley and kim strasselm, start with you, rick perry offered this proposal that he called bold. do you think it's bold enough? >> well, it's as good a shot as he's going to have. i mean, he just looked at herman cain and success of herman cain and what's clear from mr. cain's 9-9-9 plan, where the enthusiasm is, he's making a bet that his flat tax is simpler, more concise, easier to explain and he can tap into top of that without some of the controversy that's surrounded 9-9-9 and make a go of this after a not very great debate. >> paul: jason, is this a better plan politically, let's talk about it than cain. >> a flatter code is preferable to what we have. it will attract more investment and economic growth. in that sense, sure. he's making it operational and trying to get ahead of some of the push back that he's expecting whether to raise enough revenue and that will be the key question here. the critics who are going after it are using these start of static analysis that the congressional budget office us

. >> reporter: there was 26-year-old carolyn riley, who simply said, "spirit not broken." she, too, now lives back with her mother and her brother, also a college graduate, who is back home. she's $109,000 in debt. she's paid off $6,000 so far. >> who doesn't want the american dream? and i'm not even talking about living in a mansion. we all just want a nice paying job where we can pay our bills. >> reporter: a kiss from mom before they're off for the day. just like when she was a little girl. now, grown up, but back home. just like ashley, back in texas. saying simply, "still have hope." and tonight, we are learning more about that s.o.s. diane mentioned, a new plan from president obama to help college students reduce their monthly payments, consolidate federal student loans and lower interest rates. we're going to crunch the numbers right here tomorrow night and ask the big question -- will it help any of the people you met right there? >> will it work? and still having hope. very moving. thank you, david. >>> and we reported before on the race to create clean energy car

moving on let's hear what else stossel riley had to say about this. you're a little younger than me or a little over what older you know i look younger right where you got out of surgery anyway remember the woodstock vietnam thing all right yes there was a commonality there there was a we don't like the war and we wanted you to add there and they actually won the protesters actually won because public opinion turned against johnson in vietnam war subsequently was wound down but here these people heeded winning and they're not going to win here looms last word look how he you all of them there are that's right i mean six thousand according to the new york times the boyscout jam really had three hundred thousand of them actually there were more than six thousand people in the streets as part of the occupy wall street movement this weekend hundreds of thousands of people across the planet took to the streets and nearly every single major city on earth and just like the poles were behind the anti vietnam war protesters the poles are behind the occupy wall

wall street takes over new york los angeles and many other places in between so is the average joe riley saying enough is enough when it comes to corporate capitalism. this is true revolution that's going on and i need to be a part of it i have a lot to offer and she's not the only one standing up to wall street we've got the older the younger the richer and the poor all of whom knighting to fight for change and despite crackdown by police this movement isn't stepping down we'll talk to one woman arrested about brooklyn bridge showdown. i dare it's tuesday october fourth five pm in washington d.c. i'm christine friends out there watching our team. all right now before we get started with the evening i want to talk about something i know i shouldn't be shocked about i still wear driving today today dominating the airwaves on the mainstream media three stories that were given so much time and attention you'd think nothing else in the world was going on three stories that in many ways are not even stories at least not breaking news take a look. breaking news right here on m s m b c word but

. >> naomi riley was asked about the business of academics and publishing. >> i do not know the last time you picked up an academic publication. even harvard university press said the average circulation of one of their academic publications was 250 books. a lot of the books are actually just purchased automatically by libraries. that is harvard university. when you think about the smaller university presses, by the way, and the expense of the books. students complain, too. somebody write a paper where they said that the academic publication industry was driven by the producer and not the consumer. i think that says it all. >> academic publishing is in a crisis. when i published my first book in 1973, i was an unknown faculty member. i could count on selling 2000. now i can only count on selling 250. they're moving on line. i almost never look at an academic journal library any more. i access it online. and from my house. it is convenient. these reduced sales reflect lower budgets for libraries. my library has astonishing resources online. i can search hundreds of thousands of 19th c

riley nelson throws it to the richard wilson and he takes off on a 21-yard touchdown and by unfortunately in front 9-0 and did not look back. you see left hand you think steve young and nelson with a nice impression with a 40-yard scoring pass to jacobsen and bcu the winner. >>> this is the one we are talking about. number three oklahoma against texas in the cotton ball. no contest. oklahoma da mantry hurts picks up david ash and picks it up for a score and the long horns turned it over five times and dominic whaley around the corner and gone and 64-year-old touchdown and oklahoma 5-0. texas loses for the first time in five games. >>>lsu expecting a challenge from florida. jarrett lee throws for it in the 1st quarter and reuben randall to hall in a score and lsu on the board first. here is what everybody is talking become the score that was not a score, brad wing in punt formation and nobody is rushing. wing takes off running to the end zone and nullified by a new rule and one official thought this gesture by wing was taunting used to be enforced and now they wipe the play off of the boar

. >> you must believe in the life of riley. >> nobody believes me. i have the same problems as anyone else. >> you have a problem getting a girl? >> look, if i was, you know, taylor lautner, i would have -- >> how many times have you been turned down? >> absolutely. >> the lines you're using? >> maybe. i'm just as awkward as i was in high school. that might be the problem. >> is that true? >> yes. maybe that's the down side. you're still -- you don't gain the confidence. can i say that on cnn? >> you just did. we expected that from you. >> maybe that's the problem. >> extraordinary. >> just one theory. >> let's take another little break as i real from that confession and i'm going to talk to you about you as the family guy. you found out that it was being picked up from your mother who read it and it's an extraordinary story. your mother, i know you're extremely close to. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus

. >> rusk county deputies jeff wallace and riley comit are both in communication with peery and zeroingthe suspect's location. >> i heard the warden peery say he was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle heading southbound in my direction. so i then took some back roads and tried to get over to the area where he was. >> he chases the suspect at more than 100 miles an hour. when he makes a wide turn around a corner, the suspect's car goes into a ditch on the side of the road. the officer takes advantage. >> pull over! >> i was able to pull my squad truck alongside and prevent him from coming back on to the road. >> but the driver is not about to surrender and speeds off. >> a short way down the road, rudolf frenzer stops again. >> he slows down and pulls all the way over to the right-hand side. and then i pull up. instead of pulling up alongside him, i pull up right behind him. the officer gets out, draws his weapon and orders the guy out of his car. >> get out on the road. get out! >> but the driver puts the pet tool the metal once again. >> we just stopped. he slammed on the brakes, revers

across the street is riley middle school parents who were dropping their children off are thankful that no students were harmed >>it's something that you cannot predict will happen set a middle school parent you cannot walk around with a pistol in your belt try to defend your children what can you do? >>no motive yet released from police ... a chicago police officer who was off-duty was robbed at gunpoint this morning it happened on 97 and south wentworth on the south side. police say that the officers walking home when two people still the officers wallet with his badge inside. the officer was not hurt no arrests have been made. >>the owner who ran with a lake county judge called a concentration camp for dogs was sentenced to two and half years in a lake county prison diane eldrup was convicted of animal cruelty and torture she ran the muddy paws dog rescue in deer park during her trial eldrup claim that she had been going through a hard time with a divorce a foreclosure and a deteriorating business she said the shutdown emotionally when the dogs began to die her punishment is oldest s

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jim riley has one of those jobs he's an engineer who often works on the dredging project.he is glad the federal money came through. >> it means the collective group that people that do what i do get to stay in the area. they don't have to start looking for jobs in other state, in other countries. >> we're not just talking about jobs for folks that are out of work. we're also looking at new jobs created that people who haven't had a job will have access to. >> reporter: congresswoman lee also said she is sponsoring federal legislation that will ensure that a special pot of money be set aside each year for dredging at the port of oakland. rob roth, ktvu news. >>> a task force is now searching for a group of violent robbers accused for a series of take over robberies. the most recent robbery took place over the weekend at this 7/11 in pleasanthill. just before 4:30 a.m. sunday, the robbers entered the store wearing masks, pointed guns at the clerk and stole money from the register before taking off. over the past few weeks, there have been about a dozen similar robberies in w

davis worked the crowd showing support and alderman walter burnett joins with line dancing at the pat riley' dropout illinois get a failing grade falling short federal standards mathematics and reading test 90 percent of public schools failed to make federal test targets and illinois elementary and middle schools 60 percent fell short of standards that will no child left behind the law requires schools to bring every student to proficiency in reading and mathematics by 2014 standards set by the law controversial and eleanor working with two dozen other states to scrap the no child left behind and develop new standards could this contain the fountain of youth? there is a therapeutic attack causing quite the and to bringing hope to haiti earthquake victims personal tribute to a loss of one medical watch our any pullpool space time tank to find out why they are making such a splash with users >> twisting and turning it took a toll on nadine's body bamut dance background had injuries that would come and go >> massage help but relief watched over and got into deep water >> realignment in my spin

. >> reporter: tim riley has three young daughters. he heard the gunshots. so did this 13-year-old. >> i was inside getting ready for school and i heard five gunshots. >> reporter: he knew people living in the search area but not on lauren way. they used bloodhounds and helicopters to find him. they say they aren't sure where he was hiding overnight. now, after more than 20 hours, the search for allman is over. sheriff's deputies do not believe he broke into any of the homes here in order to hide. now, those three deputies that shot and killed him were interviewed today and they remain on routine paid administrative leave while the investigation continues. reporting live in sunnyvale, marianne favro, nbc news. >>> the surveillance video we were talking about is of mr. allman. this was early morning yesterday after he ditched his car at an arco gas station. this is after the shooting at lehigh. you can see him there. he is carrying what appears to be an assault rifle with him and may have other weapons as well. the video was taken before he tried to carjack t

. >> gno period riley signalman second class. >> reporter: now fulltime comedians sharing the laughterof military life. >> my first sergeant pulled me out of formation today and sent me for psychiatric evaluation because he said you never stop laughing. you don't take anything seriously and there's something wrong with you, boy. so tests were inconclusive. >> air force major saw some of the oddities in iraq. >> we would land. i'm a cargo guy. wow, it sucks here. see you guys. >> reporter: all the guys say they saw the world somewhat differently as children. >> i came from a very funny family. we were deported from cuba. as a kid -- >> deported from cuba. >> that's right. that's right. my dad was a political prisoner. he protested communism. he went to jail. >> i know what you're thinking to yourself. you're thinking there are 6 billion chinese on the planet and i've never seen one with a guitar. >> reporter: tom's family were refugees from vietnam. his father was a political prisoner. one day in iraq the laughter stopped. >> i got shot in the back of the head. i remember thinking, dam