roy taylor. pretty amazing photos. >> we can see pretty much right down inside these homes, where the roofs were just lifted off the walls caved in, a lot of damage. only three people hurt from this operation. you have to give bge credit. they did not waste any time getting their crews out here. not only did they have to work with the trees and downed power so that emergency crews could get around, but they also had to worry about gas mains as well, the gas lines, to make sure that they were secure so that there were no concerns about fire. we will pan out to one of the roofs, and there is a whole debris field just south of northern parkway, where crews are diligently working amount to take care of the operation. a lot of roads are shut down in these neighborhoods but police are detouring traffic. you're trying to navigate yourself through, the grease off plenty of time -- did yourself plenty of time. >> capt. roy, this is tony pann. i want to ask you a quick question. the weather service has bee

>> question for roy barnes. governor, you've been criticized for arcing cases before judges that you appointed to the bench when you were governor. in the interest of fairness and impartiality, should there be a state law that would require judges in future situations to excuse themselves from presiding over a case if it involved the person who appointed them to the bench, would you support that? >> forever? i guess without limitation, i don't think that's appropriate. you know, the -- for two to three years, we did not appear before any judge. and we did that voluntarily. i didn't go and ask for these judges. they're assigned on a rotating basis. and if -- if any time there was a fault that they were not fair or impartial, there's a method of recusal that will be brought where they bring in an independent judge to hear that. only one case did i try before a judge and it was a jury trial and it was not appealed and there were no objections. generally what would happen is the judges would always say, mr. barnes a

gill roy our target forecast today 28 to start off. it's 29 right now. it won't be very warm at noon. 48 we'll go for a high of 5. i believe the high yesterday was 51. san francisco's 44. i've seen two upper 30s. twin peaks at 39. but temperatures running about three degrees warmer today in the city. hint of a breeze than there were yesterday at this time. napa 39. puff of a breeze as well. oakland airport 36. they made it to 34. that was a record low. concord, pleasanton 31. palo alto 30. san jose down to 33. the city, the record and the year that it was set. san jose 26, 1895. so i don't think they'll get a record. san francisco 42. they're within three. 1892. santa rosa 27. i don't think so. oakland airport, yes, they already have. old record 36 in 1956. kentfield close. napa, i don't think so but it's near there 28 in 1993 is your record. 9 below in tahoe. 10 in reno. 28 sacramento. san diego's 47. l.a.'s 43. these are the highs yesterday in southern california. these are the coldest highs ever observed for the date. bear lake only 33. ocean side har

one cord roy. >> miles rowen believes if everyone wore cord roy the world would be a better place. >> i don't think you could commit a murder or rob a bank while wearing cord roy. >> cord roy now and cord roy forever. >> reporter: the annual meeting of the cord roy appreciation club later on sunday morning. i bought these especially for the occasion. >> osgood: also this morning jeff green field will visit gary trudeau. michelle miller remembers the real life heroism behind an iconic norman rockwell painting. all that and more but first the headlines for this sunday morning the 14th of november, 2010. president obama is en route home. the president landed in alaska this morning after a ten-day trip to asia. it brought him to four different countries. air force one is due to touch down in washington later in the day. aung san su. kyi is voing to keep fighting for reform in mean mar. she addressed a crowd of supporters just hours after she was freed from seven years of house arrest. rahm emanuel until just recently president obama's chief of staff announced yesterday that he is indeed r

roy sekoff, founding editor of "the huffington post." take all of that in, buddy. what do you make of it? >> well, you said the right thing, what he was upset about was the lack of fight. he wasn't looking for another candidate, ed. what he was saying was you know we have to be more aggressive, democrats and progressives need to be more aggressive countering this phony narrative that the republicans keep putting out. and what he's saying is that if the white house is not going to do it, which they haven't seemed really willing do is that money the money should go to the institutions that would. >> roy, what is, look elsewhere mean? >> i mean, look elsewhere. look elsewhere to other organizations? look elsewhere to other leadership? what does look elsewhere mean to? >> look elsewhere to other organizations that are going to be willing to be putting up that fight. ed, we saw in 2010 the midterms the big money came back taken came back on the other side. >> yeah. >> with nease outside parties. you know with karl rove and how he's able to raise the money. you know, cit

great effort and roy williams reaches for the first down. remember he's on the hook for dropping that ball or losing it to malcolm jenkins last time he had it. >> troy: two problems for jabari greer. he doesn't make the tackle so it allows roy williams to pick up the first down. secondly, if you make the tackle, the cowboys either have to call time-out or there's going to be time coming off the clock. >> joe: pass is into the turf in the direction of dez bryant. austin was out in that neighborhood as well. in case you are wondering, it would be a 59-yard try from this spot. now you you start measuring the other way. they're six yards away from the 53-yard field goal mark buehler hit from at the end of the first half. that line. here's one batted away in the direction of bryant. roman harper, the safe safety. >> troy: they're just trying to get something out quick. knowing they don't need to pick up all that much more yardage to be well within buehler's range, they're trying to throw some quick passes, some easy high-percentage stuff so there

roy taylor and sky team 11 are above the area. >> what a difference a day makes. yesterday there was nothing but debris. today they still have eight few large trees -- a few large trees to clean up around the area. yesterday we were talking about house roofs being gone, knocked out and crushed. they actually replaced an entire roof and are in the process of replacing a back wall that was knocked down. all in all, they've been aggressively working hard to get people back into the homes as soon as possible. even in the area of baltimore county, for the most part, what we have seen from here is that people out there are putting new roofs on, replacing shingles, or sidings and jitneys that had been lost. -- chimneys that have been lost. reporting with sky team 11, i am captain roy taylor. >> dramatic images. thank you. an overnight curfew, and police cleared the way for workers to clean while bge restored service to many of those without power. there were a few non-life- threatening injuries, but fortunately, no deaths. many storm victims remain in temporary shelters.

lee roy king is a hero, a leader, and he has been one for decades -- the lawyer -- leroy king. without him on the redevelopment agency, we would lose an encyclopedia, and his leadership, and with him, every two weeks when we have our meetings, i look to him for that leadership and that encyclopedic knowledge, which really makes our job much easier and much more effective, so with that, i support mr. king's reappointment. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker please. >> rev. arnold townsend, representing san francisco naacp today. let me be cautious because if i talk too much and too fast about mr. king, i will get emotional. there is an overwhelming amount of things that we could say, but let me just -- one story i remember him telling me -- i do not know if you all know it or not, but there was a time when people look like the three of us were not even welcome in the supervisors' chambers until mr. king and some other longshoreman kick in some doors, and i mean that literally. the supervisor chamber doors, because of those kinds of policies. he is a hero, a men

supervisor mar: i would like to move the reappointment of commissioner lee roy king -- leroy king. supervisor campos: let me make a very brief comment about some of the remarks that were made, especially the last one. as i indicated the first time i said anything about my view of this reappointment, i do not know that i would agree on everything and every vote the commissioner or for that matter any commissioner has taken on a number of commissions. the reality is that there are some times when we have differences of opinion. but we have a responsibility to look at the reappointment as a whole. i think that testimony illustrates in my view, as a whole, there's simply no basis i can think of at this point to oppose this reappointment, and i will be happy to cast my vote in support of commissioner king today. supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you very much. i'm sorry i'm late. i stuck my head in theory it is leroy heer -- i stuck my head in. is leroy here? you handsome boy. commissioner, just want to say my history with mr. kane goes back to the time when i was a

they have an aggressive operation in missouri, for example, for republican roy blunt's senate race. >> we're calling to find out if we can count on your vote with roy blunt. >> reporter: president obama did radio interviews with everybody from ryan seacrest to bad boy michael basden. >> i want to make sure that all your listens understand. >> reporter: surrogates are on the trail. sarah palin, bill clinton. >> thank you. >> reporter: some candidate's appeals are based on their being victims. >> my opponent is on the side of the special interests that have dropped so many millions against us. >> when they can't attack you on substance, they try to call you names. >> reporter: it's an unusual election year, where many nonpoliticians are trying their hand, such as in arizona, with tea party candidate, physicist and republican house candidate ruth mcclung. >> being a physicist i love equations, i love facts. and what we're seeing right now, it's not adding up. >> reporter: and, diane, president obama tomorrow will be monitoring the results, doing more radio interviews to get out the vote

>> i'm like, "but it was roy scheider." people hire you so that you get killed instead of them. >> yes, he gets -- he goes -- he's a very high-priced body guard. he puts himself in danger. >> jimmy: yeah, and you do a lot of your own stunts, right? >> mm-hmm. i drove a jeep in one episode. [ laughter ] i drove a jeep. >> jimmy: i would have quit the job immediately if they said -- yeah, jeep. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you drove a jeep. >> yeah, i drove a jeep. it was a canadian jeep. i don't know if they're easier than american ones. but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know. i don't know. it was just awful. what did youo with the jeep? >> i drove a jeep. i was actually -- i consider it kind of like an action movie milestone. i drove a jeep through a tent. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i almost did that, too. [ laughter ] yeah, at one point, yeah. [ laughter ] i messed up that scene. how is canada? i love canada. >> canada is great. the canadians are really nice. they're really sweet people, you know. >> jimmy: they are. they're very po

>> yes. >> my question is for roy barnes.ou do differently if they decide to send you back to the governor's office and one thing he would not change for the first time you were in all this? >> i think the policies we had were right. when you again smaller class sizes, higher standards in education, teacher salaries being at the national average for the first time in georgia's history? are you against a mass transit system that this traffic light in the atlanta region? are you against boards sorted by teachers? argue against the program that brought about -- are you against the program that brought about rejuvenation of our rural areas that has now been targeted and reduced? i think the policies were right. the problem i had was a two- fold. i did not spend enough time building consensus and try to explain why we had to make these changes the rapidly in order to remain competitive. i should have slowed down to explain that more. i think that i would do differently. >> thank you very much. >> mr. deal, you had the endorsement

how about the giants' backup catcher, had a memorable home run against none other than roy holiday, eli white size. [applause] in game four, he hit a home run, and that pretty much did the rangers in. he is the capture of the giants. buster posey. [applause] how about giants infielder ryan rohlinger? ryan. in game four of the national championship series, this was one of the great post-season games ever played in major- league history and one of the great games of this post season. he cut down the phillies' carlos ruiz with an incredible grow, outfielder aaron rowand. [applause] i do not think any giants fan is ever going to forget that night. rockets were in san francisco. gimenez were on the mound, and his mad-to help win a critical game, outfielder darren ford. ladies and gentlemen, i have only one phrase for the next giants player -- the beard. brian wilson. [applause] fear teh beard. how about the youngest left- handed pitcher in the history of the world series. eight shut up series. madison bumgarner. they tied the phillies in game 6. the bullpen when they last innings, and coming

y no fue sorpresa que el derecho de 33 aqos de edad roy halladay de los filis de filadelfia se llevolladay ya habia ganado este premio en el 2003... en su primera temporada con los filis lidero la liga en victorias con 21 y 10... donovan mcnabb recibio ayer un contrato por cinco aqos y 78 millones de dolares con los redskins de washington...pero quien se convirtio en heroe en el partido de lunes por la noche fue michael vick quien se convirtio en el primer jugador en la nfl en completar por lo menos 300 yardas por aire.. correr para mas de 50 yardas.. mandar pases para cuatro touchdown y correr para anotar otros dos ...filadelfia vencio a washington por 59 a 28.. esa es la informacion deportiva... cesar regresamos contigo...

so there's siegfried and roy, travis the chimpanzee, and then a girl in florida was, was smothered by the burmese python that her mother's boyfriend had in their trailer just outside of orlando. so those three things really raised the consciousness in the public of this question, what are these exotic pets in our midst, and should they be with us? be well, some of them are legal, as i said, some are illegal. and often the fact that they are illegal happens after an incident. laws were changed here in washington after the smuggled monkey case even though nothing e -- egregious happened other than the two of them being found -- egregious for them, they were found guilty of felonies. but it's not all illegal. there are plenty of places where this stuff is completely legal. and texas is a really good cocktail party example for just a quick fix of figures. all indications are from organizations like traffic which is a nongovernmental organization that works against international illegal trade in animals and other similar organizations, all indications are that there are more tigers in texa

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roy taylor. >> rahm emmanuel is in the race to become the next mayor of chicago.north side congressmen discussed plans for the city and in the sized his family's longtime chicago routes, all the more reason, he claims, that he is committed to the job as mayor. >> the next mayor will have big shoes to fill. the choices we make in the next few years will define chicago for future generations. they will determine whether we remain a world-class city. >> he also said he does not plan to raise taxes on the struggling city. the election will be held in february. >> your a 11 insta-weather + forecast its chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> overcast skies producing temperatures that wernearly flat throughout the day. they did not move a lot on the thermometer because of the lack of sunshine. 55 in southern carroll county. at bwi marshall, 50 degrees. a little warmer on the lower eastern shore. some chilly 40's in the western portion of the state. rain coming up from the south. it is covering most of southwest for jenny and will likely be here before the night is over.