i believe san diego carries them, san luis. >>> great idea. i'll tell you how much i know about the mission. where's-- >> he's got the big place insanity bash ratchet. >>> yeah, but that's -- there were so many we think about, but there were so many people involved in the development of the missions, weren't there, andy? >> today there are lot of things you can learn about a california mission. i always try to undo the myth. first thing, people will say the missions were build one day's journey apart. never happened. never happened. even today if you get in the car, they are about 30 miles apart. that was at the very end, the height of the mission. most of the missions were about a three-day's journey. it leaves one place in the morning, two nights you camp out in the wilderness. day three, you arrive at the next mission, stay there, visit for a while, replenish supplies, then get back on the road. >>> i want to ask you, though, how is it plotting? there's a story here that archbishop in san francisco, back in the baby boom when the parishes w

. >> do you know where he was picked up in for soliciting prostitution in san diego? >> the violence of the people and then they blame the west for you it. >> now we ask was anwar al-awlaki a key part of the 9/11 attacks but it's about how people who were helping him and how they analyze those people and handle them. >> the timing issue is too much of a coincidence to be a reballot. >> i don't know but it looked like. >> given new mexico's land of enchantment. the city of crosses, last cruces is on high plateau. i'm bill him of. april 21, 1971, anwar al-awlaki the first u.s. citizen on the capture or kill list was born here and so begin his american journey through radical ios lamb and the arabian peninsula. as you will see new information that alaki was a overlooked key player in the attacks of 9/11. his parents were from yemen were studying at new mexico state university. after graduating in 1972, his father conned their studies bringing his wife and young son first to the university of nebraska and then to minneapolis police before returning to yemen in 1978. >>> a

of course san diego. here we are, of course we predict so fast in the nfl, you name somebody who is going to beat the pack this year, i don't know if i can name them but we know how the league goes. one day when you just don't have it, the other team, it falls right. there's no doubt the green bay packers, they're going to be in this playoff thing and talked about all year long as one of the best teams. jim: it's green with no gain. they'll be playing, wondering about the detroit lions and they'll be playing them for the first time at detroit on thanksgiving day. earlier today, how about the houston texans and aryan foster back running hard. they have 30 carries, 155 yards, dropping the steelers to 2-2. texas goes to 3-1 and the bills suffer a first loss. bengals come back to win it on a nugent field goal. dalton played well, led them to victory. and the lions roar back from 27-3 down in the second half. stafford and johnson coming up twice for touchdowns and how about the 49ers shocking the eagles. that

marv: of course the san diego players waving it off. at it, see a sign of incompletion but they can review it upstairs. rich: what a tremendous effort by lloyd. that's like a catch, i can't see whether he's still -- this is probably the better angle. watch to see if he's still -- when he comes down, forget looking at the leg. watch when he hits the ground, does he still possess that ball? i think he's got it. it doesn't even move out of his hands. a lot of times you'll see those officials, they're looking at each other as they come towards the play to get confirmation. i think he makes that catch. you can see -- marv: eight seconds elapse on the play. 16 seconds remaining. rich: look at the reaction from chargers players over there. all saying, no, he didn't catch it. what else are they going to say? regardless, though, even if they give him the catch, something special has to happen here. and we saw at practice on friday, they work on that last play with all the laterals and the flips and the tosses. marv: i thought one of the chargers

you will find them in san diego, san antonio, dallas, miami, los angeles. he will even find some of them up in toronto. they decided to move with their families. i am sure that is not good for their businesses, the mexican of economy, and the growth we need and the opportunities we need to build for the kids. the name of mexico today, especially in the states today -- everybody says, what is going on with those mexicans? are they drinking too much tequila? the answer is what i am is saying. unfortunately, when the image of your name is ruined, you are in trouble. you have problems for the future. all of this together have to bring us to thinking how do we get out of this trap. which we do not deserve. we just happen to be in this trap. money laundering -- let's cut the supply of money to the criminals. we should start by reviewing the tolerance but with illegality, with breaking the law that we find in most every government in the world, starting with this one here. how can those billions of dollars be raised? who consumes breaking the logjam of you go to e

>> it's 2,000 miles from all the way from brownsville to san diego. texas has little more than half -- [everyone talking at once] >> from mexico. >> okay. brownsville to where, tijuana? >> brownsville to san diego. >> i know,. >> i've been there many times on that thing. it can be -- [everyone talking at once] >> i went down there in 1992 and '96, where they had this corrugated stuff put up in san diego. they -- 11 miles they balked -- >> and time in tijuana? >> in '68 with nixon in california, yes. >> what kind of good time did you have there? >> talk to dick allen my good friend! >> went as a presidential candidate saying push back the -- coming across the border. governor perry is right on this issue and it's the nomination position will be much better than general election. >> you've seen the light. exit question something, rick perry's the g.o.p.'s best hope of taking the latino vote from the president, yes or no? one word. >> no. listen, perry has lost the nomination because of this. >> well, he may lose the nomination but he'll get some hispani

did you know that america's cup, the races actually start in san diego in november? i'm looking forward to it because on november 9th, i am going to jump on that boat in san diego. thank you very much, everybody, no coming together. [applause] >> i will fill the void. i saw a mic. i don't see these very often these days. [laughter] let me welcome all of you back here. we have had many events, and it is wonderful to see everybody. i want to pay respects to mayor lee and his outstanding team he has organized. his challenge is evident, implementation. it is one thing to set something up, have the agreements, have the announcement with larry ellison and the team itself, but it is another to actually implement it and make it real. he is doing an outstanding job in partnership with outstanding leaders here, no one more important than mark. he has put a public face on it and created a public interface between city hall and the citizens of san francisco that need to step in and help support our general fund by off setting some of the costs associated with putting it together

it happened near the university of california, san diego campus. police closed off parts of the road surrounding the school to keep the cars off the roadway. officials are trying to determine what caused the collapse. a ruptured storm drain could be the culprit in the whole thing. >>> time for a check of the forecast. justin you are loading everything up. and a lot of people will be thinking about cold weather and things cooling off a little bit. is that 39 i see in towson. >> that's 39, sir and that's not the coldest number we have. ellicott city showing up 38 degrees. okay. that's it. we have 40s out there. 41 bel air. still a lot of people enjoy running. i spoke with sherry yesterday on my relay team for the baltimore marathon and she loves to get out early in the morning and the weather doesn't slow her down and people in charm city get out around this time and do their jogs and it doesn't matter. this is easier than running in you know 70, 80 degree heat over the summer. 50 by the bay. and warmer right along the chesapeake. cooler inland. but

. ♪ >>> you are looking at live pictures from san diego.hose are sheriff deputies marching on their way to a raid at the san diego occupy protest. we have live cameras. as things happen we'll come back to live coverage. a huge day on wall street leads to the best october in decades. will the trend continue this morning? for more on that it's brian shactman. >> good morning. right now going the other way. futures are a touch lower after the monster rally yesterday. we get data on personal income and spending. the dow up 339 points to 12,208. for a perspective on the best monthly gain since 1987. the s&p 500 is a broader metric to look at up 3%. that's on track for the the best month since 1974. it didn't take long at all. just five weeks for new hewle hewlett-pacard ceo. she endorsed the split. they determined it was too expensive. $1.# billion additionally. also in the tech world, samsung is shooting past ap toll become the world's biggest seller of smart phones. the south korean company only really getting into the business last year while

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he used the names of a san diego city council standard.chair in san diego tried to explain why he did it. >> set them up as parody accounts, longtime twitter tradition, and obviously the democrats didn't like that. >> these tweeting things, i don't think that's a big issue. and i don't know why the republican party chair decides he -- that should be the big issue future him. >> the fake accounts violate twitter's policy and have been taken down. his personal account has been suspended. >>> a big weekend for baseball fans. we'll look at the deciding game for the world series taking place today and tomorrow. and going once, going twice, sold in. the 32-carat diamond now sold at auction. >> waking up with a fair amount of clouds outside our door. what you can expect for the afternoon, coming up. really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cin

la frontera tijuana san diego.montes y..... lo deportaron por una infracciÓn de transito, tenÍan 30 aÑos viviendo en clialifornia donde quedÓ viviendo toda la familia. >>> en este negocio de tijuana lava sus Únicas pertenencias para Él volver a estados unidos es una opciÓn lejana. sabe que no hay trabajo. >>> he conocido en carne viva, muchos paisanos que han llegado y por seis meses han decidido regresar, han dejado en euda a sus familias. no hay labor. >>> ramÓn es otro deportado, vende bolsas hechas por Él para sobre vivir, sabe que el paÍs de la oportunidades no es la panacea que fue en el pasado. >>> todos los que van para allÁ piensen mucho, si estÁn dejando a las familias por ir para allÁ no vale tanto la pena. se gana mucha discriminaciÓn. >>> realidad que estÁn siendo persegui perseguidos, les niegan el trabajo, la vivienda, no pueden manejar y apenas se atreven a visitar a un doctor. cuando tratan de entrar son interÉs interÉs inter intimid intimidads. >>> hemos aumentado la 3 c1 infraestructura, la tecno

. >> i think one of the things we're doing on our ships, for example, in san diego is as they plug intoshore, looking to kind of power down that ship as much as we can, and then providing that information out to that entire class of ships so it's not just that ship that plugs into san diego, it's wherever that class of ship plugs in, they know how far they can power down. >> money is getting increasingly tight. how do you guys pick the right investments to make over the long term? dorothy? >> in general i think we are making direct investments in those things that will pay back in the near future, in between one and five years. if the payback is longer than that, we typically look to the private sector to fund it. so most of our large-scale renewable, solar, wind, we're financing that through the developer as opposed to directly and the same is true for a lot of our building improvements. >> what's the right way, though, to incentivize the commercial sector to make some of these investments to reduce their bill because obviously if you're a defense contractor, there's pass-along costs t

rebekah howell hanged herself in july in her boyfriend's mansion in san diego. that boyfriend a wealthy drug company executive. the howell's family don't buy the story at all expecting. the howell's body naked, her hands and legs tied. they found a strange painting on a bedroom wall. now the family says they hope a renowned expert can solve this mystery once and for all. trace gallagher is in our west coast news hub with that dr. cyril wecht is the guy and i understand you spoke with him. >> i did, shep. i spoke with him shortly after the autopsy. he says it lasted two hours. despite the fact that rebekah can has been dead two two months the body is in' good condition. his focus was on her neck and then on her head. specifically bruises on the top of her head. listen. >> those are the areas of greatest interest, the neck, because of the hanging and the head because of what was reported in the original autopsy report of some scalp larr images. the bony skull. so those are, yes, extremely important and highly relevant. >> and the zehu's family bruises on top of th

san francisco, daly city, concord, danville, oakland, vallejo, san diego. oh, we have the honorable arlee from san diego. come on, thank you. who else? hercules, california, yay. you know, this evening is really the mayor's reception, the san francisco bay area mayor's reception. did you know that there are three women members of fwn and honorees of the 100 most influential filipino women are mayors in the san francisco bay area? yay. i want to call up here -- come on up here, mayor of hercules, california. she was in the summit in 2006. do you want to tell the story ? >> congratulations to the 100 most influential filipino women. i attended first in 2006. and i was a planning commissioner then and i wanted to quit politics. i hated politics. but the summit inspired me. and merilee kept saying we needed more women in visible and a mainstream positions in government, commissions, and councils. so i was recognized in 2009, a couple of years ago. i was inspired by mayor joanne el rosario and the other women mayors around. so last year, i decided to run. and i

aquÍ han empezado los sueÑos de millones, es el primer punto de la frontera, la frontera tijuana san diego, y correr entre montes, espinas. >>> a jesÚs lo deportaron por una infracciÓn de transito, tenÍa 30 aÑos viviendo en anaheim. >>> cuÁnto cuesta la lavadora? >>> 17 pesos. >>> en este negocio de tijuana lava sus pertenencias, para Él es una opciÓn mÁs lejana, conoce bien cÓmo endurecieron las medidas. >>> he conocido muchos paisanos que llegaron y han decidido regresar, dejaron en deudas sus familias, y no alcanzan para eso, de desesperan porque no hay labor. >>> ramÓn es otro, ahora vende bolsas para sobrevivir, y tras una vida en estados unidos sabe que no es la panacea que fue en el pasado. >>> le quiero decir a todos que van que le piensen mucho, ya no se ganan nada en estados unidos, se gana discriminaciÓn. >>> es una realidad que estÁn siendo perseguidos, no pueden manejar, y no se atreven a consultar a un doctor por miedo a ser deportados, y son intimidados por una patrulla que estÁ armada con la mejor tecnologÍa. >>> aumentamos el nÚmero de personal, los agentes que se encuentr

southern california, and look at what is happening in san diego. let me look here. there is a confrontation going on, officers moved in after officers declared the event was an unlawful assembly, several people were arrested in san diego. now we will check in with the mid-south, music city u.s.a., nationalville, tennessee, 2 dozen protesters were arrested. later, fits ruled the state was wong. saying -- wrong. saying the are safety concerns. our last stop, wall street, new york, weather and snow may wind up clearing the protesters this weekend. video, lower manhattan. one was arrested there today. and there is video from central new york state, protesters dealing with cold snowy weather. look at this. they say nobody is leaving. the group is ordering heaters and adding extra protection. >>> stay with kron 4 news as we continue to cover the protest. we have the latest video and information on our website www.kron.com. and don't forget, share your photographs, videos and opinions with us on facebook and twitter feed. >>> taking a look that weather, cooler, but still a

you stay classy, san diego. >> i'm on burgundy?o put the question mark there. >> just read what's never front you have there. >> i can tell you one player who wasn't very classy and he begins the plays of the weekend. [ applause and cheers ] >> vikings -- >> that's not good. >> apologized to the packers t.j. lang for that kick to the groin. not classy. let's see some hands. amazing hands. rode white fingertips in the end zone. then there is keenan allen and the bears first conference win a beauty. most timely catch as the clock hits zero michigan state with a "hail mary" keith nicholas at the goal line comes off the deflection reviewed and yes, he broke the plane. touchdown spartans. michigan state hands wisconsin its first loss. albert pujols reggie and the babe three home runs in one world series game. they win over 1200 feet combined over 400 yards. more than the rams gained on offense yesterday but biggest hit felt by mark mariotti blasted by guess who houston's neil rackers. the kicker made that play. the raiders weren't the o

>>> from san diego sunsets to the lights of las vegas strip you know we're not going to see that tapeun and the surf from san juan, famous cities from "travel & leisu leisure." >>> coming up, we'll show you some of the healthiest package options without sacrifice flavor. >>> who can forget redd fox and his son lamont in "sanford and son." i'm sorry that al is not sitting right here with us. >> he would have loved redd fox. >> i would have loved the catfight. i was going back to the catfight. he's out on the plaza with the weather instead. >> checkinging the weather. >>> let's take a look at what's going on the next couple of days starting with today. we'll show you heavy rain in the pacific northwest, more rain in the mid-atlantic states, increasing clouds here in the northeast, sunshine for the plains, all the way down into the northern plains. tomorrow, slight risk of strong storms in the mid mississippi river valley, going to be wet and cool in the northeast into the new england area, leftover showers in the pacific northwest. sunny and warm, texas into the southwest, it will be do

san diego is in the second year. the program that has been doing it the longest was preschool. it was a preschool process. it was not a process in the district. >> it seems like for our purposes l.a. may have a more realistic model to look at in regards to getting information that would maybe match. we are getting that component. it said net income families are least likely to participate -- new low income families are least likely to participate. did they express that they did a lot of professional development? what did they do with how to reach -- outreach? did you get a sense that maybe they were not as committed or maybe did a lot of assumptions around with the public would do? maybe this is for every one of these districts that maybe they did not do as much out reach, because i think we need to do a lot more of that. this is from the ground up. we are starting from the ground up, not someone who knows our protocols, and this is just another way to work, but for parents this will be completely new, and it will be added to how do i understand the public- school system i will

blue waves in san diego -- this out. blue waves in san diego, california.his is what happens at night when there's a red tide. a chemical reaction between a particular type of plankton that causes a red tide and the movement of the water, but this particular tide has lasted nearly a month now. >> wow. >> just before the show you got to google blue waves of san diego and check out the surfers doing it because as they paddle and surf the waifs, you see this blue trail. -- waves, you see this blue trail. it's so cool. >> that's neat and for a month now. >> i don't know if i'd say pretty, but fall-like. >> very fall-like for sure, chilly and nippy, definitely everybody feeling the effects of the fall weather. today, last night and as well tonight, here's a beautiful shot of the monument down town. we've had a lot of clouds. there were a few sun breaks earlier today. some of you saw that, but some of you also dealt with a lot of rainfall, just some areas not getting much, some heavier than others, but the clouds not going too far in the course of the day. we sti

>>> we want to take you to san diego this morning where firefighters are working to put out a wildfire that is burning near some homes. it is in the northeast part of san diego county and is about 2 5% contained at this point, at least 2000 acres have burned and several firefighters are trying to put it ought in this point -- put it out at this point. the cause is still under investigation. >>> they have freed an american woman but they are still holding her son and a relative shed been held for two and a half months and she was dropped off and walked to a nearby town. she was handed over to fbi agents. she called demanding a huge ransom and it is not clear if any ransom was paid. >>> a nine-year-old philadelphia boy was seriously hurt in a crash after taking his parent's car without them knowing yesterday morning. the boy who was mentally challenged lost control of the car, the car spun out of control, hit a tree and flipped over. >> the windshield, the whole front car is basically ripped apart. >> the boy is in critical but stable condition and police did not know how he got access t

last year san diego ruled out of their program, and they decided the most fiscally sound model to try this on were kids who had at least for kindergarten classrooms, because they could make it 3 kindergarten and one tk. what they found is in some of the schools they did not have enough tkers enrolled. in one situation and they decided at one site they would try a satellite site where one school would serve multiple schools, because these were under unrolled. gooparents did not opt to put te children in a different school, so if i wanted to put my child in school a but you have a satellite at sea b, i would opt. they found it was hard for t.jk. to get started, that parents would opt to keep their kids in preschool, but as time has gone on, they are finding more people are opting in to it, and in los angeles, there are certain communities said did not except the idea of their children would do a two-year program in kindergarten, so they could not get the enrollment with certain communities, so what do we learn from that? we are not nuclear and once it becomes -- not clear once it become

san diego esperando 63. ey desde el martes entre 73 y 81 las mÁximas. esto es todo en el tiempo. continÚen con mÁs. gracias. >>> y nos despedimos con imÁgenes de la presentadora de chiquin q chiquinquirÁ delcado. y luego estaban gustavo ortica m m. gracias y feliz inicio de semana. ♪

in november, we have the world cup of sailing in san diego. that is the first time america's cup will come to the united states, so that will be interesting to watch as that unfolds down in san diego. that is it for september, october -- september/october. >> all right, last on the parade is bag alicia -- the parade is alicia johnson, the most recent to our department of emergency management. about one month on the job now, and she has hit the ground running. >> thank you. we have two events coming up. one on october 17 in commemoration of the loma prieta earthquake in 1989. the department of emergency management is partnering managementkqed -- partnering with kqed to present a symposium that will feature a keynote from fema's deputy administrators and will additionally include a panelist discussion and question and answer session from the audience regarding the aspect of whole community preparedness and disaster recovery itself. that will take place beginning at 8:30 on the 17th, as i mentioned before, here in city hall, and it is by invitati

they have several different communities in this part of san diego. what they were able to do was a similar process where people came to the table to decide what they wanted on the commercial aspect and part of this included a banquet hall facility that was a way to make money for the community and also multi- purpose with different stores and retail that represent the cultural heritage of the neighborhood. they had an absolutely spectacular project, but what was phenomenal is that they created the first initial public offering for a community center. basically, you had to buy at least $10 each and at this allowed everyone in the community to have ownership in the project. i thought this was amazing. this is an incredible opportunity with the initial public offering we have people of all different and comes, who say, i own part of this because this starts at $10 per person. this is a $100 investment. it has been extremely successful with that mix of culturally relevant retail as well as a grocery store and other things. they have done a great drop --

. >> vehicles are flying out of this small san diego warehouse. and for under $1,000, you can buy your very own drone. >> we want to make area robotics available to anybody. >> chris anderson is an editor. his whiz kid partner. >> i never knew i was going to have the chance to be able to work for a high-tech company or own one. >> he grew up in mexico, able to fix anything. >> i was ten years old. i was able to build some computers, repair laptops. >> legally, goredy couldn't work while he was waiting on his green card. he got so bored he built a concept drone. >> i received a lot of feedback. this is amazing. >> that turned into do it yourself drones drones, which is turning military into the world. if it flies ahead of firefighters, the drones heat sensors tell them instantly how hot each room is, as cameras identify any obstacles that may block their way to the people inside. >> why would anyone need a personal drone hovering around them? i don't know exactly. security maybe? >> anderson says personal drones could record crimes and instantly al

, but we also have people in the city of san diego that need to conduct work. >> the police, you know, we're on the same side. >> week long occupy san diego rally was peaceful until that scuffle broke out on friday. >> arthel: a major win for the u.s. drone program in yemen. a friday night strike taking out nine al-qaeda link militants, the son of u.s.-born radical cleric anwar al-awlaki reportedly among the dead. shortly after his father was killed in a similar strike last month. reena ninan has the latest from jerusalem. >> hi, rick. it appears more and more that washington's weapon of choice in dealing with al-qaeda militants in gemmen is drone strikes. seven al-qaeda militants were killed last night, including the son of u.s. born cleric anwar al-awlaki who was killed in a similar style attack last month. al-qaeda appears to be taking advantage of the political uncertainty in yemen. the president has been desperately trying to hold on to power here in the midst of an uprising that lasted eight months. in the capital, forces loyal to the president opened fire on thousands of protes

next we will be in san diego just prior to thanksgiving.fter, we will continue for one additional event in february, which is to be announced. following that, naples, italy, then venice, and then newport, rhode island. at webpage in june 2012. that is where we will crown our first america's cup champion. that will be the culmination of the first season. the second season will kick off in august and september for two events. you will be able to see the america's cup in action with the ac-45's in 2012. still have a couple of the new deals that we still have to work on. we but then finished the pacific ocean, middle east part of the door by going back to italy again, finishing up in the naples? in may 2013. at that point, the world series is finished and all eyes are focused on san francisco. in the advance of the world series being finished, there will be activity here as the team's focus on the ac-72's. was the world series is over with, it is all about getting the levitalouis vuitton cup goi. >> you are only going to have won the world seri

mary's, pushing no. 17, san diego, to the limit. lauren korp with the kill: >>> the nfl finds brian robson and the vikings 20 grand for this kick to the groin of the packers' cj lang. robson apologized to lang on twitter yes is everything on twitter these days? >>> and a day after 0 nfl teams showed up for his workout, carol owens refused a contract offer from chicago. not the bear, the arena football league. and the salary terms -- you have just learned that their $400 per week for to for the chicago rush. >> take it. take it. >> he could be a popcorn attendant at a movie theatre. he would get fired for dropping too many bags. [ laughter ] >> you know what? i've never seen in the world series before them call a game so early because of the weather conditions. they called it at 230 in the -- 2:30 pm in the afternoon. >> it wasn't in st. louis, though. in texas that's another story. >> okay, in st. louis. >> it never rains past 7:00. >> we'll talk more about this at 11:00 on cbs5. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in th