he believes ross was born with an abnormal sexual psyche. >> michael ross in growing up discovered heof sexual makeup that was a danger to others and that destroyed his life, as well. >> and as he testified in trial, borden says while growing up on his family's egg farm, ross was emotionally and physically abused. >> there were beatings by the father. the beatings were in the wood shed. if you cried, you showed any weakness, you were beaten further. so you learned to keep it in. but the worst abuse was the humiliation. this was on the part of the mother. one of the ways he was toilet trained was to wrap a dirty diaper around his head and have him go out and people would laugh at him. >> but young michael suppressed his emotions and any semblance of normal adolescence was not to be had. >> friends were discouraged. and his whole life was either school and working on the family farm. when michael was 5 to 6 years old, his job became the killing of the chicks. any weak or crippled chick had to be killed. so michael was the designated chicken killer. and how? >> my hands hurt from where i

i will try my best pure first, i want to congratulate ross the boss. congratulations. back a ways. first, before i go into this little thing, i want to invite you this thursday to the west bay, the human rights commission is coming to the western addition. wild, wild west. ♪ here in city hall i want to invite you all to come out. they are going to talk about what i have been talking about for the longest. the mayor, the one that really did not care -- he could go up to sacramento, but it has been institutionalized. because of the efforts of all of us, the commission is coming. you get silly down here in city hall. i am telling you all because i have been here. the thing about it is all these department heads that have been here -- they do not even coincide with each other. but i am going to tell it all because i have been here down in city hall. in city hall, it gets silly, y'all. in city hall, it gets silly, y'all. let me go back to the historical value. you do not miss it. the west bay, 6:00. i want you to know one thing -- it still gets silly, but i know ed lee. he

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we can speak now to ross hawkins, who's following the proceedings in central london. ross, intriguing to have this first witness who's been granted anonymity. >> one of the great innovations of this inquiry, live pictures for the first time from inside a courtroom. this building behind me, during an inquire inquiry, for now the cameras have been turned off to protect the anonymity of that witness who claims to have their phone hacked and also, as we understand it, said that they were in a relationship, an embryonic relationship with a very prominent person, it was a matter of great sensitivity, and the identity has been protect. what i can tell you, what we have seen is other witnesses arriving. max mosley, the former motorsport boss who has led a legal campaign against the papers ever since a piece was published in the news of the world, saying he'd been involved in an orgy with hookers, and his case wasn't simply won of an actress, although he claimed he was an actor, but an intrusion into his privacy. it's gone through court case after court case to try to change t

ross, i trust you. and guess what? i put you, number one, number two, no. 3 choice in my vote.t to give you might vote -- i do not give you my vote for blocking. -- good looking. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. >> at this moment, i will tell you i have a proposal, like anyone else. i have to but nephews who would -- i have two nephews who would be in jail, to show them how they can be good workers. ross, as you go on, and everyone in your district like you, try to understand -- i like you, i trust you, and i would like to thank you for a donation of three turkeys to feed the homeless. i asked only for one turkey. 300 men and women, and that would like to be happy liked anyone else. campos, you promised me. you have a turkey waiting for you. thank you. i would also ask our mayor after he finished here, if he can be coming. [bell rings] be coming to feed the homeless. thank you. thank you again. president chiu: thank you. i would like to just remind folks making public comment, your to address your comments to the full board and not individual members. next speaker. >> do not ac

ross slater joins us live from northwest with the latest information. what do you know, roz? >> reporter: we reported that witnesses heard shots fired near the white house. we should tell you that u.s. park police still not addressing whether there was any evidence of shots actually fired in this area along constitution and 16th street. people also said that there were two vehicles involved. but police say there was own one vehicle. that vehicle crashed. once inside, police found an ak- 47. and they found clues connected to and ma that police want to question. he is oscar romero. he has multiple tattoos on his hand, his chest, his back but a very distinctive tattoo on the left side of his neck that says the word "israel". they are now asking the public for help to find this mafnlt again, very nebulous details about what exactly trans fired here except what there is now one car that they believe. they will not address if there is evidence of shots fired. they are saying that they did recover this weapon and they want this man for questioning. if you see him, they are asking yo

dave ross and martin wisdom. talking about the icebergs and the redskins hit it. >>> and we're talking about michael jackson, really in. >> yeah. >> and the wins. -- . >> not this wiz. >> no r. >> the original wiz. >> stick around. off of the wall is next.  so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. >> off of the wall, wisdom martin and dave ross. >> another week, my friend. >> things have gone bad quickly. >> it's like we have seen the iceberg get ahead. >> yes. >> have we gone past the point of no return? >> that is a good question. i want to say they were past the point of no return before the season start. >> how is that possible? >> they picked two guys. >> right. >> and ship be on antirosters. >> what is going on? >> what is that? >> i have no idea. maybe two more

ross has always taught me how to say it the right way. as the mayor of san francisco and on behalf of our city, i want to issue an appropriate proclamation celebrating the arab heritage month, and also to present this, not only to the whole group, but personally to someone who has really helped create the bridges of understanding the cultures through the film festival, the arab-american film festival in san francisco. thank you very much. [applause] >> i want to, again, thank you, all, for coming tonight. it's been my pleasure to celebrate with you this wonderful month. i also look forward to visiting the countries of the middle east. i know that they will appreciate a mayor of san francisco creating the bridges over there, as well. thank you. >> thank you, mr. mayor. thank you. we're very proud of you. thank you to everyone for being here tonight. today is a good day for the community. we are proud americans and we are very proud that we are a descendant of a people -- people who greabuild great cities like damascus, they wrotbeirut, lik

i am dave ross. >> i am melanie. is anyone going to watch that today? >> i hope so. >> we will get to that more later on but a couple stories that are new this morning. >>> the first a triple stabbing in langley park maryland, 2:30 a.m., 1500 block university boulevard a fight in the parking lot of the tictoc liquor store lead to the stabbing no word what may have set it off. all three people were transported to local hospital. >> new in maryland a house fire in mount rainier, started 1:30 a.m. involved a home on the 3300 block perry street. smoke could be seen pouring out from the second story no one was home at the time. the cause is under investigation. >> charges may be filed against a driver who rear ended a car on route 50 frthat car burst into flames killing the two children inside. audrey barnes is learning more about what happened and the brothers gone too soon. >> reporter: the pd chargers hit the field without number 55, 11-year-old anthony and his 2-year-old brother were killed in a fiery crash on route 50. they were passengers in their mom'

ross, thanks so much. live from london this morning. >>> new reports that police have fired tear gas in a clash with occupy oakland supporters who started a bonfire on a downtown street. the development comes after police called it a largely peaceful march. protesters vowing to halt the flow of capital and shut down the nation's fifth-busiest port. as many as 7,000 people converged on the port of oakland as part of a general strike that closed banks and businesses throughout the city. oakland's interim police chief said no arrests were made during the nearly five-hour event. in a statement officials said operations at the port of the, a major port of entry for chinese exports to the u.s., will open when it's safe and secure to do so. >>> the senate expected to vote an $60 billion infrastructure bill today that would provide more employment opportunity for millions of construction workers, part of the president's rebuild america jobs act. the president now trying to push through congress as individual bills

dave ross here with a little bit of recap for us. >> over a decade.hard to fathom. >> at least there was competition yesterday. >> yes, it was a good game. at least depending on where your perspective is. >> the last drive at the end of game gave us a little bit of hope, i think. took them right down the feel. >> grossman looked great. he had probably his best game he has had all week long. we'll take a look at a couple of plays that were really dramatic. in the fourth quarter, it looked like the redskins were done until rex grossman finds fred davis. i thought the shanahans did a great job of milking the clock so if they scored, the cowboys could not score in regulation. rex auction perfect low to dante stallworld war ii who was -- stallworth who was out of football a week ago and here he is the next sunday making this great catch and getting his feet down. we are going overtime. the redskins didn't go for two. some people are saying maybe they should have gone for two. i didn't even think of that scenario because they were playing so well offensivel

ross is leading with 53%. paul miyamoto is second with 47%. the difference in raw votes is only 7,000. at this point, it is still too close to call. when we caught up with mirkarimi he was optimistic. he is now open to a debate about possible revisions. >>> coming up in 8 minutes, the race for president, how herman cain addressed sexual harassment allegations during the debate tonight. and the question that rick perry couldn't answer. >>> new at 10:00, hundreds of people attended a town hall meeting in morgan hill as the city tries to come to grips with its first homicide of the year. the shooting death of a 14-year- old girl. ktvu's lloyd mcquesta was at the meeting tonight, where police said the teen was gunned down, because she was in the

rob ross. >>> it is appears businesses is downtown oakland have more to worry about. occupy people have drive customers away. coming up, one of the business owners tells us how he feels about the occupy movement. >>> well, the count down is onto turkey day. >>> and it is clear and cool in the bay area tonight. but rosemary tells us when educational background expect some rain. >>> we are streaming live at www.ktvu.com. it's about building cars in america. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. not one. doing things the right way. quality. [ jimmeka ] building cars that americans want. [ jamaul ] right here in america. hyundai is an all-american success story. ♪ so, open your eyes and check out your new living room! [ gasps ] honey, the tv's over there! y

i would also like to acknowledge supervisor ross mirkarimi to come up here just for a moment and say hello, and let me have christine close the program. >> good afternoon, everybody. it was a pleasure to listen to the last panel this afternoon. i am the chief of staff for mr. gascon, and i joined him when he moved over to the d.a.'s office. joining the office on his request, because i think we really have a unique perspective, having worked on the defense side and on policy issues, and i can attest that he is undertaking a wholehearted effort to really bring some reform to the criminal justice system on many fronts, this being one of them that we are evaluating. i hope that you as city and county residents will see in our work that we really take some efforts that will reform. anybody that has participated in the criminal justice system for any length of time knows that it does not work from whatever and will you are looking at it, so the question is how do we make it better? we hope to engage all of you in that. we are starting neighborhood courts, and a lot of efforts that we hope

brian ross on the case tonight. >>> the unsung hero. so many of you wrote in telling diane you were moved by the angels at gabby giffords side. tonight, the hugs and those heroes honored. >>> good evening on this friday night. we begin with late word coming in today that penn state's legendary football coach joe paterno forced to resign after that sex scandal is now battling lung cancer. his son revealing the news today, saying his father's condition is treatable. more on that in a moment. also involving penn state, the ncaa tonight says it is unleashing its own investigation which could put the entire penn state program in jeopardy. abc's jim avila leads us off on both fronts tonight. >> reporter: he is 84 years old. and never seen smoking in public. even on the night he was fired, the last time he was seen, joe paterno was still giving out fatherly advice. >> get a good night's sleep, all right. study. his son saying today, "my father was diagnosed with a treatable form of lung cancer." his friend todd black ledge visited him and foun

dave ross is up next to talk redskins football as they get ready to take on the 49ers. he's up next, so don't go away. 9:11on a friday morning. 0 agnd bco [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. x >>> plans announced for the reopening of the national cathedral. a new bishop will be installed. the november 12th ceremony will be the first event since the earthquake in august. >>> idea of imposing a curfew on minors in montgomery county has been debating for months. some council members say the proposed law needs to go a step further. they want to stop loitering all together. bill andrews introduced the bill last week. he believes enforcement should be based on someone's behavior and not age. the police chief has problems with the anti-l

alec and ross. i don't know who will be going. they are also here today. ross will be giving remarks on the role of rwqcb. then we will have public comment and questions. public comment will be two minutes long. i want to encourage everyone to fill out a yellow public comment card. you can find them with our clerk up here. so with that said, i think we are ready to begin. thank you. >> hello. i work for the navy. i am the project manager for parcel e-2, the portion of the ship yard that i am going to talk about today. i will answer clarifying questions about the proposed remedy. ok. the clean up process is where we are today. we are in the public comment period that began september 7th. >> please continue. >> ok. we are in the proposed plan, if you have the slides in front of you, i am on slide 3. the clean up process starts with the preliminary assessment and then the investigation phase for the site and then we go into the proposed plan public comment period. that is where we are now. september 7-november 21. i am here today to talk on behalf of the navy

alec and ross. i don't know who will be going. they are also here today.s will be giving remarks on the role of rwqcb. then we will have public comment and questions. public comment will be two minutes long. i want to encourage everyone to fill out a yellow public comment card. you can find them with our clerk up here. so with that said, i think we are ready to begin. thank you. >> hello. i work for the navy. i am the project manager for parcel e-2, the portion of the ship yard that i am going to talk about today. i will answer clarifying questions about the proposed remedy. ok. the clean up process is where we are today. we are in the public comment period that began september 7th.

and it started with elizabeth cooper ross. she was a doctor and worked with the dying and began to bring grief work into a professional realm. in the beginning, grief was thought to be an individual experience. so people worked with those that -- would work with it at all work with individual therapists. it then moved into a peer group counseling, like widower, widower outreach programs. it move into more professionally led groups and it moved into some of the things that we do and we've done in our work together, which is within a community of strangers, a grief camp weekend experience, a retreat experience. and i think now all of those things come to bare and are very well used and well respected. it takes a community. >> so we have a investment a scaffolding of support for each individual as they go through grief? >> yes. >> everyone feels that their grief is individual to themselves, but yet we all go through? >> exactly,. >> and it's dual in many people's minds they set a model the right way to agreement and the truth is

jay carney called ross a quote critical member of the president's team.says he's leaving to spend more time with his family, but it is at a difficult time. >>> facing a new challenge, james murdoch told parliament today he was misled about hacking at the news of the world. murdoch says former subordinates kept him in the dark. he has been widely challenged by lawmakers and documentary evidence. >>> in venezuela, authorities have found the suv used by armed men to abduct wilson ramos last night. they say they are collecting evidence in the town where the vehicle was abandoned. the kidnappers have not contacted the family. >>> bankruptcy hearings have again for alabama's most populace county. jefferson county commissioners voted to make a move after failing to renegotiate its $4.1 million debt. >>> and more red flags in the housing market as foreclosure activity has hit a seven-month high. more than 230,000 home own rs have received warnings in october. notices of default and bank repossessions are on the rise as well. diana oleic joins me now. we're facing

this hour, dave ross will join us live in the studio to play monday morning quarterback.own what happened yesterday. >> new this morning, d.c. police investigate an early morning homicide. a man was shot in the 500 block of edgewood street northeast around 2:20 this morning. he later died at the hospital. so far, no word on any suspects. >>> an arrest has beenerred for a 21-year-old man from idaho. police now believe he fired shots near the white house friday night. take a good look at this photo. investigators are on the hunt for oscar ortega. he has several tattoos including one on the side of his neck that says israel. officers found ortega's car crashed to the on-ramp to the roosevelt bridge shortly after the shots were fired near 16th and constitution. inside, it they found a semiautomatic rifle. >> we don't know what his motivations were and so when mr. ortega is located, we would like to interview him and find out what he was thinking and have him offer his version of what transpired. >> police believe ortega is still here in the d.c. area. if you see him, give par

ing [laughter] or without further ado, supervisor ross mirkarimi. >> i'll make my statements we -- very the public safety committee meeting. there's a lot be to talk about. i want to say another happy congratulations on black history month here in san francisco. this has been i think a very auspicious haft few months of course in seeing the ascendancy of our district attorney, kamela harris, rise to attorney general in the state of california. certainly of course ases to the incredible impact of advancing the issues much import to all of us, joining the board, supervisor malia cop henn. and we continue to see great challenges, nationally and internationally and president obama and his quarterback effort to continue to retain as best he can as republicans allow him to, our continued enthusiasm for his ongoing leadership. but in san francisco, reference has been made to this earlier, why we do celebrate many of the advancements of people who rise to positions of power and stature is certainly well noticed, i think we also have to use this opportunity, black history month, to retrench on a

that's the difference. >> ross, if you want to comment. >> no. i think that -- one point i'd make is that i think that it is important to remember the historical context in which the pledge was created. i think that historical context made a stronger case for the pledge than the context we're living in today and i agree with grover's description of partisan politics at that point. and i think that the transformation of american politics that he describes has, you know, overall been a victory for conservatism. there's just this nagging problem of the fact that conservatives keep cutting taxes without cutting spending and that nagging problem has sort of blown up into a, you know, sort of world historical challenge facing the united states over the next 15 or 20 years. but i think that it's telling in this regard, grover started out doing battle with, let's say, -- he started out doing battle with real rockefeller republicans. real -- not moderate republicans, but liberal republicans. people who were in the republican party but would be in the demo

hakuho, kotoshogiku as well rank and file takekaze. >> ross mihara there with the latest in sumo. another chilly morning this thursday here in japan's capital. here's the global weather forecast. >>> welcome back to your weather update. starting off with japan, cooler weather is gradually leaving the country and things are getting warmer from the st. we'rewhokkai,downds tth aow ern half of thea lot of rai prip a 2 in ul anut severe into upper greatlas. low prsu ste cic rt d ll'rxptisf 2 srtg miny oineeana f r . s in aqndfgnian d en a lr . >>hel nt coh alof our nio, ralia, e it ste af our vest in the rise of a peaceful and and we'll seek more opportunities for cooperation with beijing. includin between our militaries to promote understanding and avoid miscalculation. wl ts ens continue to speak candidly to beijing about the importance of and respecting the universal human rights of the chinese e also stressed the importance of making the free market an international rule. >> so even as america competes aggressively in asian markets, ilngn r storic trade agreement with south korea,

. >> let's go to heathrow airport and get the latest from ross atkins. how bad are things there? >> it to put it bluntly, they are not as bad as everyone was expecting. looking across the u.k., almost everywhere has been given a full and clean bill of health. a number of the main airports are coming out and saying -- no problem. things are moving as you would expect. anecdotally, lots of people coming through the airport behind me here. others saying that it is easier than it normally is, because many have stayed away. you could see that as a triumph for the government in a blow to the unions. the unions are, however, highlighting the destruction despite the fact that things are moving relatively smoothly, saying this so the airlines are not even flying into heathrow today. they say that airlines like virgin have advised passengers to stay away. it is worth adding that it is a beautiful, clear day in london, making it easier to get the planes in and out. >> the government had a mad scramble to try to get more government workers in. do we know how successful they have been in gett

san francisco will not offer salary arbitration to cody ross or pat burell.hat means the team will not get anything if either player signs with another team. ross is the nl champion series mvp during the giants run for the world series title. burrel is a local guy. you can get giants hot stove news 365 days a year on the giants tab. >> it wasn't a high scoring game, but it got the job done. sharp scoring in the second period against the black hawks. it was really all they needed. neninti with the shootout. >>> an invention by one northern california city making "time" magazine best invention of 2011. >>> plus, these guys have a brother. the abandoned puppies popping up. >> i think probably both. for all your news and weather and traffic updates, check us out on facebook. search nbc bay area morning news. >>> hey, taking a live look outside new york city this morning where they are getting ready for the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. always a great sight to see. last year, hayli got a life-saving gift from her mom. my mommy! that's right... your mommy

here, now, with more on this is our chief investigative correspondent, brian ross. >> reporter: after two days of talking to reporters everywhere, cain was avoiding them as best he could. >> excuse me. >> gentlemen? >> excuse me. >> reporter: apparently following the advice of a newly hired crisis management team, now dealing with a third allegation of sexual harassment from women who once worked for him. and while they remain unnamed, at least two are well-known inside government circles. one has worked for years as a public spokesperson for federal government agencies. her case appears to be the one cain has described in his round of interviews, saying she was in communication and is short. >> and i was standing near her. and i did this, saying, you're the fe. >> reporter: the second woman who complained about cain is described by former colleagues as now working as a registered . cain says nothing happened, but that he does recall going out for drinks with her and other employees of the restaurant association after work. >> it was never she and i alone or anything like that. >> rep

the district judge mr ross case was rightly simple a former attorney who worked at the law firm that represents monsanto and who is listed as one of month sanders attorneys in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven class action lawsuit. from two thousand to two thousand and eight rodney said who was the judge in eleven cases of which monsanto was the plaintiff or defendant eleven cases were ruled in monsanto's favor. i found that the original research grants came from the new york foundation and that was the rockefeller foundation and that they had spent over one hundred million dollars of their foundation money to finance scientists around the world to do research to genetically modified some of the basic food seeds and they're going to trade on the animal subject and the more i researched and of this the more i found that three maybe four companies if you include the swiss i'm going to go up to three main companies and one among them was dominant and that's monsanto but these are what i call in the book the four horsemen of the apocalypse these private seed companies they were orig

eat fresh. >>> good evening, everybody, dave ross with you. the redskins will try to break a three-game losing streak against miami. in you could we have yet another quarterback change? we may have a developing situation. it seems rex grossman's split first team snaps with john beck during friday practice. normally, only the backup q b gets zero snaps. the skins averaged 19 points fehr game with gross man at center. in the last three, they must erred only 10 per game under john beck. >>> for the first time in four decades, joe paterno was not leading the nittany lions. they did host nebraska. teams huddling with penn state alumni with thoughts and prayers for the victims and their families. some are still thinking about joe paterno who had coached in the valley since 199. nebraska wins 17-14. afterwards, tom rad lee was asked to try to put this under perspective. >> it was unprecedented ever in the history sports what went on here. we are -- you know, we grief for the victims. we are so sad for the family, the children. i think the student bod

dave ross in studio next in sports. orts.  >>> hello, everybody, i am dave ross. pro hoops fans, rejoice because penting ratification by the league and the nba players, the season is on. the wizards would begin their play december 26th at home against the new jersey nets. >>> college football now. if you thought that things could not get any worse for the terps, think again. i went with the terps comfortably ahead. when i was gone for a workout, and believe me it was a quick workout, they were behind. it looked good here. west field grad to james washington. he drops the ball. it gets scooped up by dexter mcdougal and there he goes. mayor lane is up 7-0. second quarter, they increased that lead. already up 28-14. c j brown to kevin mccarthy. he's going to zip in. maryland up 24-14. looking great. first possession of the first half, there goes david megget. i'm going for a run. this thing is over. but here comes nc state. 41-21. terps only up 41-28. wythe a second. 7 secs to g jane washington have a yard out. the extra point gave nc state a 42-41 lead. they score a

details from abc's brian ross. >> reporter: in iran, the loss is a huge and embarrassing intelligence setback, especially with the country on the verge of building a nuclear weapon. >> the united states lied in the middle east could only hurt this nation's national security. >> reporter: using labeling lied and propaganda by the u.s., american officials say this broadcast actually revealed some cia sources and methods. the program even showed the websites of several companies that the iranians said were cia fronts used for covert communications. >> u.s. agents use these identities to contact iranian citizens, who they have targeted for covert operations. >> reporter: in lebanon, most of the cia spy network inside the terror group hezbollah, has also been compromised. u.s. officials said part of the blame, they say, goes to sloppy procedures by cia officers in beirut. >> we have lost our touch with espionage. >> reporter: it turns out the cia met many of its spies in the same places. a pizza hut, and a public beach. and failed to detect two double-agents sent in by hezbollah, who learn