they were not campaigning for russell pearce. they were campaigning for this third candidate they found. olivia cortez. to get her on the ballot. in addition to that remarkably charitable effort by the russell pearce family, the mysterious cortez campaign also somehow found itself with enough money, enough funding to pay professional signature gatherers to go out alongside russell pearce's nieces in order to get olivia cortez on the ballot. >> i was told that if people were supporters of mr. pearce, to tell them go ahead and sign this, that this will help his chances. >> so the idea was to dilute or divert the vote? >> yeah. >> by running a diversionary or a sham candidate that that might run a file of arizona's election laws? >> i had no idea. >> i had no idea, she says. no idea there could be serious legal consequences in this scheme to save russell pearce from being recalled, by saving russell pearce from running a clear election against somebody who wants to recall him. the circumstances of the russell pearce recall race were

russell, what are you here to? >> you know, fat cats. >> he would have sounded more intel jebt, but -- intelligent, but said fat cats over and over. >> you know why? he is the voice in the new movie "fat cat." bill, when can we stop doing this topic? are they ever going to stop giving us weird and fun things to talk about? >> they have been occupying a-block for many a month, greg. >> that's true. this is going to beat wiener. we beat wiener every day. we did it every day for like a month. >> i don't like you using the term "we were doing wiener every day for a month" we will minutes words. i was supposed to swallow the idea that the republicans -- >> from wiener to swallowing, really? >> i disavow what she said, for the record. i am supposed to swallow the fact that republicans are angry -- >> i am a lady and i reseptember this tone of con veer -- recent this tone of conversation. >> interrupt me again. did the republicans think there is less police presence in other areas of new york and therefore more crime and

russell says despite rumors he is not broke. and t.o. is not broke in.is knee has healed and he is ready to play. all he needs is his team. the former 49er, eagle, bengal working out, but no nfl teams were there. the camera was there to watch a chiseled 37-year-old run routes. he would like to suit up for the raiders. >> we shall see. thank you very much. >>> as we leave you tonight, one last look from sky 7hd near city hall in downtown oakland where it will be a very long night for protesters and police alike. we will monitor it for you all evening. you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter at abc7 news bay area and on our website. sandhya patel, god will help. rescue crews kept digging. still in there, azra's father. and around 15 others. then, silence. a pause. as everyone strained to hear any signs of life. nearby, as dusk fell, family and friends of those still inside huddled around a fire. blank faces, eyes swollen from crying. a reminder that those three rescues were miracles in this place of so much heartbreak. alex maquardt. abc

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taylor, of course, was all over the media after russell's suicide. when we sat down with barbara, she paints a different story. even though they were divorced, they were still close because of their child, and she said she got some disturbing e-mail before russell committed suicide. they said, they are crucify me, this show is trying to kill me. he said that he was being portrayed through editing in ways that were not true. however, she said that she did not feel like he was so despondent that he would kill himself, which she did two days later. she also said taylor never called their son to extend her condolences on the death of her father -- his father, her husband. there were two funerals. taylor went to the one with the tv cameras, but not to the one in texas. >> it sounds like she was truly shocked by his suicide then? >> she completely blames the television show. she has been part of the armstrong family, who is appealing to the bravo network to simply added him out of the show. as far as they can tell, those requests have gone unheeded. >> wha

a group of unemployed workers plan on protesting, they plan on having a vigil along the russel streetidge. the reason they chose the bridge because they say the bridge needs work and so do we, referring to the infrastructure part of president obama's jobs bill. estimated 30 o$million american are out of work. the senate is expected to make a major vote on president obama's $447 billion american jobs acts bill. the bill could create 2 million jobs, to fix infrastructure cut payroll taxes and extends benefits and provide money. the unemployed workers who will gather say they support the bill. obama says it's top priority. republicans say it will do little to create jobs. >>> it's doing the same thing he has done before expecting to have a different outcome. we want to work, helping small businesses grow and getting certainty on the policy regulations, taxes, debt, for the small businesses. >> reporter: hundreds are expected to come out to the russel street bridge, camming this a vigil, not a protest as expected to get underway. reporting live, kuren redmond, abc2 news. >>> the rain, the

i think he died before the letter reached russell.became the toh stone for the pugwash conferences to control internationally the use@of nuclear weapons. >> you mean, to put the genie back in the bottle? >> less to put the nie back in the bottle than to control@ the genie. well, put it back to the bottle. >> that didn't work, d it? >> no, there are still discussions of giving up some national sovereignty. this was something that was people, but that was the gist of his id. >> if roosevelt hadn't gotten into the act here there would be no atomic bomb. there would be no atomic bomb in the second world war. >> we now have a new book in germany which suggests that the germans not only aiseerg was the german high comantd were workg. so it's conceivable at that which einstein fea"ed, e development by the germans that a nuclear weapon might have happened. >> can you account for the extreme@distaste einstein felt for his@countrymen, he being german himself? he rely disliked the germans. why? >> well, he disliked them mainly because oftheir au

. >> over in the east bay where the raiders can't stay out of the sports pages jamarcus russell has ason for his lack of success with the raiders. carson palmer feels like he is back in school as he tries to >>> the oakland school board closed several schools this fall. the district officials said there are just too many schools and closing those five would close $2 million a year. >>> all right, well the 49ers are refreshed and ready to go after the bye week. the 9ers were hoping the former brown would be back after knee surgery in late september. but after yesterday's practice his status is now day-to-day. it was going well before the bye. you hate to lose that momentum , and there is a tendency to relax when you get away from your normal schedule. >> danger lurks, no question about it. the thing we have to stress is just keep climbing. we don't want to hang on like a mountain climber, like a rock climber. it takes more energy to hang out than it does to climb. just keep climbing. >> the browns are 3 and 3, but don't let that record fool you. they have the fourth ranked defense in t

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before i get to russell. go ahead. >> i hear this message that you, the president, elizabeth warren, you're on a public street. listen. i started my business in a one bedroom apartment in harlem with $10,000 arais i raised from my y and friends. >> god bless you. >> right. god bless me. i bust my [bleep] every day. that i owe you more of my credit for what i do when i get up every morning at 4 in the morning is righ ridiculous. my message says if we all do well, each individual can do well. unless we all do well, none of us will do well. >> this argument is whether or not we're part of a collective and we should be responsible even going all the way to health care or decent education or people that are suffering in poverty. should we be responsible for them? people out here believe we should be. they believe that our government in some cases should fund decent health care, a decent education, a decent opportunity. there are others who believe i did it myself. we know that isolation is referred to as a sicknes

russell, finally?say to your large corporations, google, microsofts, please look at the students coming out of these universities because you never know where the hidden treasure is. >> thank you for being with us on viewpoint. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for watching viewpoint. news 4 today continues. >>> winter comes early. the region is coated with a layer of snow before the calendar even reads november. while the accumulation totals aren't impressive, the dangers left behind by this early winter blast are still out there this morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm john schriffen. >> and i'm angie goff. welcome to news 4 today on this sunday, october 30th. right now crews are working to clear snow and ice from streets across the washington area as temperatures overnight drop to near freezing. >> unbelievable. many drivers learn the hard way how slick the roads are out there. these are a few of the several accidents reported in montgomery county. and crashes el

does that mean i get some money from russell simmons? i don't know.'m just trying to parle this. >> we should all get money. it's a good point. why aren't these protesters, people you love, anna, why ant they processing at russell simmons house? i got you, didn't i? >> you got me. i just don't know. i think it's great that, you know, that this movement is happening. i think it has a valid message. it's gotten a little disorganized. it's kind of losing its momentum i think. but, you know, in this country, you can protest and they're doing it peacefully and i don't think we should -- >> there's an alleged rape in ohio. there's some sexual assaults elsewhere that i'm making up. >> there was, like, one deaf guy in toronto who went into someone's 10 but you can blame the movement on that. >> why can't you? >>there's always people who take advantage. when those riots were happening in london, people were grabbing sunglasses and taking types for their babies. >> they were all taking advantage. >> they were peaceful riots. >> i'm sure that there are people at

. >> a bronze statue on russell street that captured the essence of brooks robinson perfectly. >> i'm amazed. every detail. look at the shoe strings, the cleats and everything is just real life. >> friends and family took the stage to commemorate. 16 gold goffs at third base and thanked baltimore in the best way possible. >> my task is relatively easy like every fan in baltimore, this man has a special place in my heart. and brooks is figure in history of babe. player and announcer. >> right back at you said the greatest third baseman of all time. >> i just want you to know that i have never considered you fans. i have always considered you my friends, more than anything else. and i thank you so much! the way you have treated me over this many years. >> the only question from fans then, what took so long. >> long overdue. great to be here. >> it's overdue. it's overdue. >> maybe overdue, but not too late. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you! [cheers and applause] >> this was not an orioles' production. but a private event backed by the city. >> great story. great day,

>>reporter: russell crosby didn't return our calls to clarify what factually he meant in the e-mail. but in the city politically charged with budget deficit and tension reform, city workers are taking the comments personally. >> i'd like to ask him am i one of the useless. am i one of the marginal. is it time to skim me off the top like one of the 10%? >>reporter: both mayor and city manager issued statements today indicating this is a person el matter and if the union does want to issue a complaint they know the proper procedure to follow. the president for the firefighters union says he will take formal action to ask the city manager to fire russell crosby. in san jose, abc 7 news. >>> there is word tonight that major pg&e transmission line serving the bay area has ruptured during a pressure tes test. according to sf gate the line runs from the arizona border to milpitas. it failed during a pressure test this morning. blowing a creator in alfalfa field in the town of weed patch in kern county. no word on when it will be repaired. >>> group of oakland resident is fed up with the new

residents are holding a vigil at the russel street bridge. the message is the bridge needs work and so do we. >> reporter: it's the topic of every debate. topic of jobs. millions of americans are without work, that's why a group of unemployed workers plan on gathering this evening here along the russel street bridge. the group says the workers say they chose the bridge because out shares the message saying this bridge needs work and so do we. estimated 30 million americans are without work. this week the senate is expected to make a major vote on president obama's $447 billion american jobs acts bill. economists say it cold create 2 million jobs, expand unemployment benefits, and provide money to keep public workers on the job. now the unemployed workers who will gather say they support the bill. obama says that the bill is his top priority. republicans say it will do little to help create jobs. >> these independent economists say we could grow the economy [technical difficulties] >>> here in baltimore, today marks the day 7 of the occupy wal

we saw russell trying to block a guy there. i think there's a feeling of just a lot of guys that are selfle selfless, just want to make sure everybody else is better. >> erin: enjoy the feeling, thanks. >> brent: herbie, your final thoughts on this big win for the badgers? >> kirk: impressive. coach just said it all there to er erin. a team that seems to be on a mission. we could talk all we want about russel wi cf% sive what he just said is very important. they don't care who gets the recognition and attention. when you have that intangible, you're dangerous. >> brent: wisconsin outscores nebraska in the second half 21-3 for a 48-17 final. next week, saturday night football on abc has ohio state taking on these cornhuskers in lincoln. it will be a bounceback game for both. 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific. thanks for watching espn on abc. badgers win a big one. now we take you to the studio for the ford wrap-up. here's robert flores. robert. >> all right, brent, thanks. you and herbie saw a dominant prime-time performance

. >> hundreds are expected here along the russel street bridge , the reason? they want jobs. dames coming up. >>> everybody goes to ginos, it's because a legend was there. we will tell you about that. i'm charley crowson. say good morning to justin berk and get a check of the monday forecast. >>> good morning, to you. looking at temperatures on the storm center weather net. look at this spread here. 47 towson and ellicott city. 57 glen burnie and stevensville. good morning to a bunch of people checking in on facebook, we've got kelly, jeff perkins, no fog in bel air. a beautiful moon, you are taking about the moon. visibility looking good for donald and tracy saying good morning and wants to hear more singing. clouds are coming in. we will lose a little bit of the sun. you may have seen the high clouds come in yesterday afternoon and evening. we will see more of them today. maybe turning partly cloudy this afternoon. high temperature 85 degrees. an easy ride, i hope. here is tanya rivero. >>> we hope it will stay that way. 295, northbound, at 195, earlier work is gone. let's

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. >> russell simmons, net worth is $110 million according to forbes.u have jay-z and beyonce, and apparently they went on a expensive shopping spree afterward. >> i don't believe they are anti-american. they are -- >> this is a liberal survey. >> you are stating a point of view. i happen to disagree. that's what we do in america. we disagree, protest, demonstrate. celebrities also run to the front of the line or come back on tv like michael moore and harry belafonte and the others because they want to have a sense of danielle. they want to say this is the interpretation of the thing. and numbers like kingdom, and days are numbered. that's what we want to say. it's not the wall street protesters message. >> but when 34% of that group are convinced that america, this country, is no better than al-qaeda -- >> and you can go on a college campus and get the same sort of sentiment. >> is that an anti-american sent met? >> you might get it among other class. it's not my point of view or your point of view, it's their point of view. >> they are comparing us wi

. >> and russell simmons. he and i had it out a little bit.hat bothers me, i like those kids, i like a lot of those kids in the sense that i know they are afraid of what the world that they face. i don't think they are the most, you know, underprivileged kids in america. however, i think they are being used. and when they give people like russell simmons or george or warren buffet or susan #* a pass, i said russell, you own a credit card company, they should be throwing bottles at you, he told me he owns a debit card. and i said that's worse. you are charging me more money to access my own money. >> what did he say to that? >> he change the the subject and said corporations are too powerful. again, it's one of these things where you can see that maybe -- and we spent a lot of time down there and i did get a chance to speak to a lot of these kids. could you see where a lot of them are afraid. >> i have never seen a more incoherent message. i'm sending people down there for the radio show every day. the person i spoke it today was walking around

. >>> a bridge will be a focal point for a protest at the russel street bridge. kuren redmond is at the bridge with more on how the bridge is playing a role in the message. >> reporter: it's been a hot button issue from politics to protest. the issue is jobs. millions of americans are out of work. that's why a group of unemployed workers in baltimore plan on marching across the bridge, now the group says the reason why they chose the russel street bridge, where we are live, is because it shares the message, saying this bridge needs work, so do we. estimated 30 million americans are without work. this week the senate is expected to make a vote on president obama's american jobs act bill, $447 billion bill. it could create 2 million jobs to fix crumbling infrastructure, cut taxes, extend unemployment benefits and provide money to keep workers on the job. the unemployed workers who will gather say they support obama's bill. obama says the bill is his top priority. republicans say the bill will do lit toll help create -- little to help create jobs. now experts believ

joining me now is kim russell. she was laid off from her job as a social studies teacher in may. she introduced the president at his event in texas today. i got to ask you, kimberly, how do you feel about what has taken place in this country right now where there could be an investment in jobs and it doesn't appear to be happening? >> i'm very disappointed. being a teacher, just in general you teach your kids always to get the best education possible because they can be who or whatever they want to be. being a government and economics teacher, i teach them that america is one of the most thriving countries, and, you know, innovative countries in the world. and that every -- basically every other country wants to have, basically, the type of government, economic system we have and then i have to turn around and say, but you know what, at this point, now, we're at a -- in a position where we are never seen this type of thing before. where there are positions of police nursing, doctors, teachers losing jobs at a record rate. >> governor perry slashed $1.3 billion out of education in

henry parra and sgt russell gordon. the nomination will be read by assistant chief denise schmitt, the commanding officer at parallel at the time of the event. on february 17, 2010, at 4:30 in the afternoon, lt. henry parra and started russell gordon of terrible station confronted a deadly situation on the 1800 block of urban street. 1800 block of urban street is a light commercial corridor, starts on 19th avenue and runs nw. it contains many restaurants and businesses and is surrounded by residents. in many of the businesses, they are owned by business owners -- they are owned by asian business owners. this was the beginning of the lunar new year. when they arrived to work, they decided to walk a foot speed on irving street. as they arrived on 1800 block, unbeknownst to them, two men with violent criminal histories or having an argument inside one of the restaurants. these men were career criminals with asian gang affiliations. their arrest histories include robbery, carjacking, trafficking, assault weapons. this argum

a group of unemployed workers are holding vigil at the russel street bridge. kuren redmond is there with a preview of what is to be expected. >> reporter: the jobs topic has been at the top of every political debate and spurred protest. tonight, hundreds are expected to gather here along the russel street bridge for a vigil. the reason the unemployed workers chose the bridge is because it shares their message saying this bridge needs work and so do we. now, estimated 30 million americans are out of work. this week the senate is expected to make a vote on the $447 billion american jobs act bill. economists say the bill could create 2 million jobs to fix crumbling infrastructure , provide money to keep public workers on the job. the unemployed worker whose will gather say they support the bill. obama says right now the bill is his top priority. republicans say the bill will do little to help create jobs. >> we have a difference of opinion with the white house on how best to create jobs. we don't think doubling down on failed policies which have proven to fail is

russell, thank you so much for coming on the show.ritics who dismiss what is going on down there as a, "growing mob." they're calling them shiftless with vague demands. i'm curious what you're seeing. >> you know, inspirational. creative. idealistic. idealistic. young people who want this country to be better. they're patriots who are working very hard to make a difference. and the truth is, truth is, they want one thing. they want the money out of washington. they want this country to be controlled by -- they want this country to be trolled by the people and not the corporations and special interests. it is crystal clear. >> russell, i know that you are actually offering to pay for the clean-up. there was some concern that these people might be kicked out of this park and they were trying to clean the park themselves actually yesterday. but what made you want to offer to pay for the clean-up so they could stay there? >> one thing. this has been completely non-violent and i want it to remain that way. i think that the people here that

every major negro athlete of the day from ali to jim brown to bill russell to kareem adbul-jabar. there were a lot of folks sympathetic to your cause. >> there were but you take into account that tommy smyth, we were not recognized. never got a voice. those figures such as the individual you just mentioned the muhammad ali's, the jim brown's, the bill russells, kareem. when you say the coverage that was done relative to the support was shallow. they blocked their support of us but those individuals were old enough and wild enough and they knew their history. this is why they came out in support of us because they knew we had our finger on the right move. >> you mentioned the name peter norman. i must admit that name escaped me for years. one thing i want to thank you for is bringing back to our remembrance who peter norman really was. what his contribution was. the way he suffered. the indignity with which he died. tell us who peter norman was. >> he is a man's man. a humanitarian. and i say is because in my life, he is never deceased. he is always going to live with me. here is a

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systems we showed it to be deployed in europe by the united states and very probably by by nato russel's who budget is smaller lived in order to smaller but it is increasing by the way but in any case what can you just me much in these comments is the people immediately storage to discuss what russia is planing to do not to do while the american plans or for deploying these systems are not being discussed they're actively there frequently i would like to to recall the recent actions of russia by recent i mean the new directions by russia during the last two decades the russian start when we hear it as an independent state was to decrease the so to see the military presence of russia so yes the russian military presence in europe by forty percent and most of russian we will nuclear equipment and the armaments were moved out of europe. before east or to russia which was never responded by adequately and by a plane it later on the. proposed to keep your life the anti missile treaty between the former soviet union and the united states we were refused later on we hear head in agreement with

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and russell didn't hesitate a minute - he said, i would say to him - you didn't give us enough evidence. and that i think is the right answer. if god does exist, which i think is very unlikely, then he is guilty of one thing - we have very inadequate evidence of his existence. now maybe he has some deep reason that he wants to test us and test our faith, but there is something else about this and that is that i am suspicious of believing in something which we desperately want to believe. and of course one reason that this is such an important issue is that we would all like to believe that their is a meaningful world beyond our own capacity to inject meaning in to it. we would like to believe that the people that we most love will continue to exist and it's very hard to be told that all of these wonderful people will cease to exist all together. furthermore another feature is we like there to be justice in the end. since it is obvious that there is no justice here on earth, we would very much like for there to be a divine justice which will come. i think that religion is here to stay be

you spent some time recently with tamarcus russell.s supposed to be a star, but instead, he's at home in alabama. tell us about him. >> lsu guy, like yourself. this was the number one pick in the 2007 draft, and he made some regrettable decisions. the team he drafted, the raiders, probably made some bad decisions, and this is probably the single biggest washout in professional sports. number one pick in the entire nfl draft. played two seasons and hasn't played in two years now. he's back in mobile. i ran into him in a barbershop, and he's still trying to figure out where it all went wrong. not a happy story. >> do you think he can make a comeback. does he even want to try it? >> he definitely wants to try it. he wants a happy ending. he's only 26. he has a strong arm. physically he's okay, but his name, his reputation, he needs to do a lot of work to get back on the radar. >> this makes me think, russell's demise, and he may have a comeback, it makes a point about what we are seeing right now. big names like peyton manning and jason c