the oil leaked into san francisco bay on friday. california's fish and game department has suspended fishing and shellfish harvesting between the bay bridge and the san matteo bridge, of course north to south, until the oil is finally collected. >>> more than 60 school districts nationwide are now using socio economic status as a deciding factor in where to place students. a 2007 supreme court decision struck down busing on race only. it didn't mention household income. supporters of income-based busing say students in poor households will be spread throughout the school district, not concentrated in one area. they say studies show low income students do better in middle class schools. opponents say bus rides harm kids, and distance keeps them from being more involved in school of. plus, some parents buy their homes based on their neighborhood school and oppose their kids being bussed somewhere else. >>> one of the biggest companies you've never heard of has filed for bankruptcy. and you can see the effects as you do your holiday sho

within two years she had become the portrait photographer for san francisco's wealthy art patrons. this hi villosity success derive the thing from the conjunction of for charismatic personality and a kind of modernist visual sophistication. at first, she used as you see here at the top picture, the romantic, misty pictorial style that dominated in the 1920's, but she soon began to modernize these pictorial conventions. incidently those who know anything about san francisco can history, the man at the bottom is one of the most powerful man of his times. she attracted the lead clients with a slightly bohemian elegance and her persona, in their studios ambiance and in her photographs. she never used the painted backgrounds that were common at the time. she never used propst for toshi discouraged formal poses. she did not even asker subject his smile. she used dramatic shadows and unusual angles and created motion and sometimes mystery by hiring-- hiding, excuse me part of her subject. in short her success derive from our sensitivity from class taste of the client. her work represented

he is in san francisco now as far as i know. whenever people have asked me this question unless i have spoken with them five minutes earlier i don't know. occasionally he doesn't respond, which means he's back in prison. last i heard he was in san francisco. he has been studying. he has a degree in economics already, but he enjoys going to college. studies business, philosophy and literature. as far as how he supports himself, that's always kind of a puzzle. he will work part-time jobs occasionally and make some money and then live very frugally. the only times i've known him is selling a book if needs to raise money for an attorney because he's been caught again or if he is really low on cash. >> how do all these rare booksellers that you have been working with feel about the fact that you have met this notorious book thief, as you just said, many, many times. >> i am not sure. i think they have mixed feelings. those that are victims are still very angry. that was one of the big surprises. when i met with them i figure a couple

dallas, houston, storms, san francisco, wind.ys across the region because of rain or clouds. >> thank you. >>> you know what? there is a product recall we should tell you about cht it's supposed to help you through the night, through the cold and flu season, but it's coming off the store shefls. shefls shefls shefls and. shefl shelf. y8 >>> the new york stock exchange just opened for business. stocks could tumble today though. investors are a little worried about the big holiday shopping season, especially after some not so bright news from dell. more on that from the trading floor in a few minutes. >>> oprah will announce officially today that she's ending her talk show. he's going to tell her audience in less than half an hour. her last show will be in september 2011, which means the show will have been on the air for 25 years. it's really big news in chicago, where the show is taped. i think some are talking about if her show is no longer in operation, will it mean fewer jobs in chicago, stuff like that. and it brought a lot o

also joining us henry lee, reporter san francisco chronicle. marguerita, let's start with you. thank you, first off, for stepping up and doing what no one else would so we thank you for your courage first off. the tell us how you found out that a young woman was being attacked like this. >> i found out by my brother-in-law and my boyfriend and a couple of his friends, mainly my brother-in-law who came to my home and told me that there was a girl beaten, raped, naked, passed out in richmond high. so, you know, he was scared to call the p cops so he came to me and i'm the one that called the cops so that's how i found out. >> okay. so you get -- did you think twice about calling police? >> no, i didn't. >> were you immediately ready to get some help for this girl? >> i had the phone right next to me. i guess i was meant for the phone to be right next to me and i got the phone and i called. i didn't even think twice about it because i wouldn't want anybody to die, you know. >> yeah. again, marguerita, we do applaud you. what was your reaction when you heard something like this was

re-opening date for the san francisco bay bridge is up in the air. officials refuse to commit to a date but say they're working ton around the clock. >> the design that originally happened when the crack was found is the saddle assembly that we installed. then based on the tuesday event, we decided to make enhancements to that design, so really, the secondary design occurred this last tuesday. and now in the field we're making further adjustments. >> last tuesday, two steel rods and crossbeam fell off and landed on the roadway. the bridge has been closed leading to a traffic nightmare for bay area drivers. >>> the only challenger in the afghan presidential race is pulling out. abdullah abdullah says that saturday's run-off will be as rigged as the first round of voting. he explained it this way. >> the only way to decide this in this country will be through free and fair elections. so my message is loud and clear to the enemies of democratic process and through all our commitment to these principles and values we will disappoint anybody who would lik

san francisco, you're going to see the rain come in late in th for that afternoon push.e details on that weather coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you, bob. >>> being one of the iron chefs on the food network can be stressful and time consuming, so it's no wonder that iron chef cat cora serves up delicious tips in this weekend's "road warriors." >> "iron chef's" cat cora. >> i'm a restaurateur and i'm a wife. i'm on the road 200-plus days a year. being on "iron chef" is intense. go, go! come on! it's not easy being on the road. especially when you've just had a baby. we're calling constantly in touch, sending pictures through iphone. i still do bedtime. no matter what city i'm in i'm calling home and helping tuck my kids in bed. my strategy is hit the gym because that usually refreshes me. thank you. it definitely will make you crankier than being delayed on the flight and not having something good to eat. being a chef and being a foodie, always have almonds, pretzels, pieces of fruit, banana, orange, grapes. i think restaurants usually buy what new and exciting,

>>> no word on when san francisco's bay bridge might reopen, even though work on the bridge is going on round the clock right now. it was closed indefinitely last week when a steel beam and two wires fell off onto the roadway. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton trying to jump-start the israeli/palestinian peace process. she's already met with president mahmoud abbas and she is set to meet with israeli prime minister. the chief palestinian negotiator describes the peace process as stuck. >>> another tie fon has roared into the philippines. at least 14 people are dead and four feared missing. the typhoon is the fourth to hit the country in a month. >>> these are some of the stories making headlines this first sunday in november. i'm natasha curry, welcome back to hln. >>> a bit of controversy in game three of the world series last night. larry kmij here to explain what happened. larry? >> natasha, the bank yeez getting the benefit of instant replay used for the first time in a world series game. here's what happened. alex rodriguez hits what appears to be a run-scoring double. but

san francisco's bay bridge is still closed. there's a live look this morning. "the san francisco chronicle" reports that some drivers face round-trip commutes of eight hours or more. crews are still working on repairs and safety tests. the bay bridge closed tuesday after 5,000 pounds of metal crashed into rush hour traffic. we don't know when it's going to reopen. >>> jury selection begins today for a man accused of killing a tv anchor in arkansas. curtis advance is karnlged with the 2000 murder of ann presley, found beaten in her bed and later died. his attorneys say police coerced him into giving a dna sample before his arrest. >>> looking out for you, one person in new hampshire died after eating meat that may be contaminated with e. coli bacteria. now a company is recalling more than half a million pounds of ground beef. jennifer westhoven's here. this is kind of difficult because it's not just under one brand name here. >> yeah. you know, if you've got this in your freezer, a lot of times people put it away, forget about i

san francisco, it comes in but probably about midday or so for you.indy conditions, lots of rain, more on that coming up in about a half hour. >> okay. >>> who in your opinion is the biggest sports cheat ever? well, one magazine's answer might surprise you. oh, yeah? hi, larry. >> how are you? some of us might think the 1919 chicago white sox, heard about the scandal in the world series back then. you were in chicago briefly, right? >> hopefully not in 1909. >> hopefully not back then. you hearded story, though. they think henri's hand ball led to the win. it has cause add global controversy. there it is. the irish were stunned and asked for the game to be replayed. soccer's governing body ruled against it. even henry later said, he admitted to it but said i'm not the referee. just a few years ago ricky williams walked away from football and the miami dolphins. 32 years old and he is like a star for the dolphins. we forget what a star he was back in college. touchdowns last night. three touchdowns for the dolphins. they beat carolina 24-17. hard to be

san francisco's bay bridge is still closed. there's a lon live picture. it's very pretty. there's no -- hey i just saw a car go over it. the san francisco car reports -- maybe it's workers' cars -- some commuters face up to detours of eight hours or more even. the bay bridge closed tuesday after 5,000 pounds of metal crashed into rush hour traffic. we don't know when it may reopen. i'll keep checking on that live shot for you. >>> the white house says that president obama will decide in a matter of weeks if more troop also go to afghanistan. new for you in about 30 minutes, the new development that could make the decision even more complicated. >>> people getting sick, maybe from e.coli led to a big recall of ground beef in the northeast you need to know about today. jennifer westhoven has that list. there's possibly even a death connected to this? >> i don't think it's possible. new hampshire had health officials say that's true, one person died after eating contaminated beef. there are reports of other people getting sick that could be connected to this recall. it's some

san francisco, rain headed in, seattle, more rain, as well.ave full details in just a bit. >>> do you think you know the news? we want to you prove it. challenge your trends, yourself, test your knowledge. and you can pick your favorite anchor like our very own rob bip immediate to lead you right through it. play thousan play now. >>> closing arguments have ended while the defendants wait. wait is a key fact or in this case.

the reopening date for the san francisco oakland bay bridge is still up in the air. transportation officials are refusing to commit the o a dait but they do say they're working on it around the clock. >> the design that originally happened when the crack was found is the saddle assembly that we installed. then, based on the tuesday event, we decided to make enhancements to that design. so really the secondary design occurred just last tuesday. and now in the field we're making further adjustments. >> last tuesday two steel rods and a steel cross beam fell off the bridge and landed on the roadway. the bridge has been closed ever since, leading to a traffic nightmare for bay area drivers. >>> the only challenger in the afghan presidential race is pulling out. abdullah abdullah says that next saturday's runoff will be just as rigged as the first round of voting. he explained it this way. the. >> the only way to decide in this country will be through free and fair elections so my message is loud and clear to the enemies of the democratic process and through our commitmen

down south of here, san francisco live picture for you.he clouds are going dobb in off and on most of the day. light showers are a possibility. right now, looks like broken sky cover and seeing a couple of delays because of the rain. mainly to the north and talk about that in a bit. bay bridge looking fantastic. i think that's the bay bridge. yeah. >> gorgeous. >> more in just a bit. >> thank you. >>> you know, this morning, military officials are still trying to figure out what caused a u.s. soldier to allegedly open fire at ft. hood yesterday. he, the suspect, is in stable condition after being shot himself several times at the scene. coming up, we'll hear from the families of some of the victims of the shooting who survived. >>> more on the breaking story today out of texas. the u.s. soldier suspected in the deadly shooting at ft. hood is in custody now. and survived being shot several times during the rampage. at least 13 people were killed and a dozen more were injured. military officials say that of the 13 dead, one was a civilian. t

the san francisco/oakland bay bridge is up and running again. it reopened yesterday nearly a week after 5,000 pounds of steel fell into traffic. transportation officials say that vibrations in the steel rods caused the break. engineers say they may have to close the bridge again for a permanent fix. no word yet on the cost of the repairs. >>> right now people are voting in some key elections. voters in new jersey are choosing a governor. republican challenger chris christy is running against incumbent john corzine. the associated press reports chris gaggette might get enough votes to influence the outcome. in virginia, there's another election. mayors are being elected in atlanta, boston, detroit, houston and new york. >>> lawyers are calling it a nice little stimulus package for muns of thousands of walmart the employees. they are getting checks from the company in a big legal settlement. our money expert jennifer westhoven is here with more on that. >> this is hundreds of thousands of people who we're talking about who have worked for walmart.

what a pain in san francisco. that bay bridge may, fingers crossed, reopen later today. a state transportation spokesman says the final inspections are under way on all those repairs. >> it is our priority. clearly, we have taken our time with implementing this. all along we've had great participation from the third-party reviewers. we believe we're nearing completion on the repair. we are not through our final inspection at this point in time. we're waiting for that to finish, and that will dictate when the bridge will open. >>> just a heads up wondering if it's open for the morning commute, it is closed unfortunately. "the san francisco chronicle" is reporting some drivers faced eight hours or more delays here round trip. the bay bridge closed tuesday after 5,000 pounds of metal crashed into rush hour traffic. >>> by the way, almost 300,000 cars cross that bay bridge each and every day. >>> some people have been worrying about how safe the h1n1 flu vaccine is. starting today, an independent health group will watch exactly how it's working. they say they're not expectin

in fact, a friend of walker's went to the san francisco region of the company, one of the guys who ends the train vanderbilt then says look cos going to be destroyed. he said, how do you you know? he is my friend and he told me it would be destroyed. he is going to give the rights to meow think and i don't have the ships, so i will sell the rights to you. there was this hilarious exchange where garrison said, well, i couldn't do anything against the company but you know if they fall i don't really want to fall with them so okay. this whole story plays out with these political, corrupt political figures, the self interested characters who are woven through the 1850's especially. it was like a part of american culture was political corruption and walker carried it off to nicaragua. anyway, walker gives their rights to vanderbilt's enemies have become as enemies and vanderbilt tries to get-- they destroy the company as vanderbilt tries to get control again vanderbilt unsuccessfully tried to get the u.s. government in the british to intervene. they don't want to help for various reasons. >>

san francisco, low clouds out west, seattle. remnants of ida, coming up in ten minutes, rob. >> wuf rough day for travelers. >>> you probably saw the video of a woman who fell on tracks in front of an oncoming train. really close. now hear from the train operator. >> y8 >>> okay, everybody stretch. you ready for wednesday? morning, sunshine. i'm robin meade. you know, the nation is about to honor its service members who put their lives on the line for the country. you're going to hear what celebrations are planned for this veterans day today. >>> an airline pilot apparently had one too few many before he showed up for work. what happened minutes before takeoff in the cockpit. >>> plus -- >> this was utter chaos as these men tried to open this store. >> reporter: he's talking about a shopper trampled to death on black friday last night. now how lessons from then may have helped prevent it from happening again. what's interesting about that is they're learning something from the super bowl and how they're going to try to preventd

same deal in memphis, 74. 76 in las vegas. 87 phoenix. 63 san francisco. 69 in atlanta. that is a wrap on your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> a popular car manufacturer is recalling almost 4 million of its best-selling vehicles. hln money expert clark howard has the details that could keep you safe on the road. >> by now, i hope everybody in america who has a toyota or a lexus made between 2004 a2010 h checked to see if you're vehicle is one of the ones affected by one of the oddest recalls of all time. 4 million vehicles approximately recalled because the driver floor mat could cause you to be in an accident and possibly even cause a fatal wreck. it's weird, isn't it? and the remedy, so simple. you pull out the floor mat on the driver's side and you let your carpet get dirty in the car. but most recalls aren't so simple as that. the shocker, though, that is most of the time even when there's a recall involving serious safety stuff, people don't respond, don't take their cars or trucks to the dealer. i want you to take care of it especially if it's steering, br

truck driver was killed this morning when he lost control on a new s curve that's part of the san francisco bay bridge. highway patrol said the rig went over the side and fell 200 feet. it was still dark when the driver tried to make the turn at 50 miles per hour. this is the first fatality at that curve. but officials say there have been 42 crashes there in the last two months. >>> learning that iran is charging three u.s. hikers who allegedly crossed into country illegally of espionage. from a senior iranian prosecutor. secretary of state hillary clinton sz there no evidence to support charges against shane bauer, sarah shord and josh fatale. the hikers' families say they crossed the unmarked border between iraq and iran by mistake. >>> a man wanted for questions in the shooting deaths of three women in illinois is in police custody now, but listen to this. shots rang out outside an east st. louis convenience start saturday nid and the store owner says the gunfire was directed at a car carrying three women and three kids. the three women were killed. the children were not hurt, but police

get around here, this is a rural county, i was able to get around in public transportation in san francisco, and oakland and l.a., i walked a lot. where i lived and here it is reviewer and really, is not, you know, charlottesville is gorgeous but not, to my mind, the look of the most sustainable development patterns with large lots, so we have a beautiful large lot with trees but it is far away. and i try to combine trips and try... and i do telecommute and send a lot of time in front of my computer at my desk which saves my daily commute but i would like to be more on foot and be closer in, eventually. >> down where the picture on the front of the book is taken? >> i believe, i need to check, i think that is the border crossing to mexico. >> and, who is your coauthor, daniel sperling. >> i have known him for 25 years, u-at uc davis and i spend so much time at berkeley with the union of concerned scientists, i know him very well and we five years ago met and decided we wanted to write a book like this, and, we did and like i say, got together very few times and wrote it all virtually, basic

san francisco, showers later this afternoon.is clobbering some pormer mccain staffers. you'll hear the new details that is out today. >>> a little boy who had trouble walking got help from a new buddy. >>> good morning. is the sun just peeking in the room? morning, sunshine. here's what's going on today. >>> i don't think there's an age limit on something as valuable as life. >> to get a ma'mmogram or not? today that is the question. >>> and people in north carolina community are devastated this morning. what led police to the body of a small child and who they're afraid that it might be. >>> and a teacher is accused of threatening a student with death. but his attorney says he was just joking. >>> first, new and conflicting information. if you're a woman in your 40s you don't need a routine ma'am graph gram. huh? at least that is what a government panel of doctors and scientists is saying and it flies in the face of everything you've been told prior to this. the u.s. preventative services task force says that most women can now

john burris, defense attorney san francisco. rene, now i understand why she was a no show in court.actually go before a judge and ask to wait and home with mommy and daddy? back in the same home where she allegedly lured a 9-year-old girl to her death? are they kidding? >> well, nancy, it was obviously a strategic move, but can i just switch back to what caryn was saying? it is going to be important what kind of life she led because they're going to determine whether she's going to be handled as a juvenile or an adult. >> she's just a baby. her mom, i mean, she's a wreck. i mean, she's like i am. her dad's a wreck. >>> a horse-drawn carriage carries the remains of the 9-year-old girl hundreds spent two days last week searching for. the devastating ending to that search drew dozens back together. >> according to abc news, the accused murderer who was reportedly a 15-year-old girl, is actually the sister of the friend elizabeth was last seen playing with. police will not confirm this report to hln. >> missouri state statutes allows for a and b-felony cases involving juveniles to be op

. >>> the san francisco oakland bay bridge is up and running again. it reopened yesterday nearly a week after 5,000 pounds of steel fell into traffic. transportation officials say vibrations in the steel rods caused the break. engineers say they may have to close the bridge again for a more permanent fix. no word yet on the cost of the repairs, though. >>> 911 operators gets some really weird calls sometimes, but here's one of them. >> you get the idea. hear what happened when people called to say, i want to report myself driving drunk.

and we will be back, we hope, from san francisco in just a moment. >> the pacers were one minute away from a convincing road win in motown. >> the pacers have played a very intelligent game tonight. >> ben wallace was fouled. and right at our desk. >> this is serious. wallace. waiting for this thing their to wind down. >> just as things seemed to be cooling artest was hit by a flying object. >> artest is trying to get back to the bench. artest is in the stands. oh, fans are getting involved. wallace going into the stands. fans and players are going to try and help each other out. >> now another fight's breaking out in front of the pistons bench. on the court. this is very, very dangerous. >> that's one of the worst things i've ever seen in the nba. >> worst moment in nba history. >> he was the baddest man on the planet. mike tyson beat everyone he faced, often in spectacular fashion. but then one night in tokyo, everyone changed. >> the upper-cut. >> what an upper-cut by douglas. and down goes tyson. >> two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> it's over. >> it's over. >> mi

conditions for the california coast with high temperatures in sfot spots like los angeles and san francisco, 60s to 80s, 81 at staples arena. farther to the north in seattle could see some scattered showers, the high of 55 degrees. then the nation's midsection kansas city 66, 53 in chicago, 73 in dallas. southward along pars of i-35 through austin and san antonio should be nice with highs in the 70s, 75 in houston, 64 in atlanta, 87 miami and in boston and new york highs into the 50s. that's a look at your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> check out this i-report photo. just an ordinary piano in an ordinary bar. right? check it out close up. kuz it give you the chills? what some people think it was. >>> the parents of a 15-year-old california girl who was allegedly gang-raped are urging people in their community to do something positive. their pastor read a statement from the family during an event at the high school where the alleged attack happened. police say as many as ten people were involved in the rape which allegedly happened during a homecoming dance. five people have been a

. >>> a truck driver died when he lost control on a new s-curve detour on the san francisco bay bridgee highway patrol said he went over the side of the bridge, fell 200 feet. it was still dark when he tried to make the turn at about 50 miles an hour. this is the first fatality at that curve. but the "san francisco chronicle" reports that there have been 42 crashes there in the last two months. >>> about 500 people turned out to remember the 11 women found dead at a house in cleveland. they marched with candles after a memorial service to the house where the women were found. anthony sowell lives there. he's accused of murder and rape. one of the seven bodies identified here so far, taletia forson. her mom was there last night and said this. >> as we stand here in front of this home where they found your daughter, what is that like for you? >> it's hard. because i want to burn it down. i really would like to. it's very hard. that's why i won't look at it. >> why won't you look at it? >> because i know my baby was in there and she got killed in there. you know, and it's hard. >> again,

san francisco later today, clouds and then rain moved back into the bay area.gain, an hour delay yesterday. just about the same thing today. more weather, robin,a bit. >> you've got it. thank you. >>> the first woman to play basketball with the boys is now the first woman to coach them. the first woman ever? >> on a professional level, yeah. >> that's what i wondered. >> i don't know they've actually had a woman coach on the collegiate level but never professional level. this woman, hall of famer nancy lieberman, is incredibly impressive. she played professionally just last year the age of 50. she was introduced as the coach of their developmental team. their present coach thinks they will have no trouble taking orders from lieberman and they consider this a break through the barrier. >>> this this lasted 14 seconds. it's back on saturday. what this tells me is this sport, which a lot of people find very violent, is here to stay and it's on prime time. people have mixed reactions about that. >>> one of the best pitchers in baseball was arrested on suspicion of

san francisco, low clouds that will slow you down for about an hour. >>> a new kia motors plant that created thousands of jobs in georgia has opened its doors. the first car rolled off the assembly line yesterday. it could point $6.5 billion into the local economy and mean 25,000 more jobs in the state. >> the impact has been staggering. the small business development that is associated with these manufacturing jobs is really gaining momentum here. >> the area where the korean automaker is located had an unemployment rate of more than 18% in october. wow. >>> oh, what a nice voice. john mayer's new album is out today in stores and online. it's called "battle studies" and includes the hit "who says." ♪ who says i can't get stoned >> i guess i know what the message is there. john mayer doesn't mess with a new formula, it's soft rock with a little blues mixed in. critics are predicting it will get a ton of play on radio. >>> a little boy with muscular dystrophy has someone special to hear him out. you have to hear how a dog made a huge difference for the little fella.

drivers may see some changes to a stretch of san francisco bay's bridge after a truck driver went over the side of it yesterday. sadly he died. highway patrol says that he was going too fast on a curve which is a temporary detour. there have been more than 40 crashes there, though, since september. officials plan to add more warning signs and reflective paint to that railing. >>> new this morning, basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar has made a stunning announcement that he has cancer. here's rafer with more on the prognosis. good morning. >>> yeah, good morning to you. we also learned kareem actually has a history of cancer in his family. his grandfather, uncle and father all died from the disease. this morning the 62-year-old former los angeles laker said he was diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer called myeloid leukemia. the good news is his doctor tells him it's not a death se n sentence and is treatable. he wants to get the message out to others who have the disease. kareem not only was a great basketball player but he was in movies like "airplane." he is partnering with a

the chicago bears taking on san francisco. the bears traded everything but the kitchen sink for jay cutler. i mean everything in the off-season. it was a huge story. last night cutler threw a career high five interceptions. five. usually one or two in a game at the worst. he had a chance late. cutler drove the length of the field, end of the game, the last play he was picked often. niners win 10-9. joe namath may need to call off his dogs. he had a hearing over charges two of his dogs attacked people who came to his home. his yellow lab leo was declared dangerous and now leo has to wear a muzzle and always stay leashed at all times. charges against his other dog stella were dropped when a witness did not show. and lastly, check out the latest edition to "the guinness book of world records" the largest cheerleading dance ever. >> excellent. >> we thought you would like this being a former cheerleader yourself. 297 participants from the universal cheerleading association in memphis, tennessee, good for them. but are these really

. >>> bad news for drivers in the san francisco bay area. bay bridge is going to be shut down again for more repairs. crews have more work to do on the same 80-foot-long steel bar that cracked earlier this year. now it's not clear yet when the work is going to happen. lou dobbs is leaving cnn. at the end of last night's show he said he's leaving the network effective immediately. over the past few years he has taken a stand on hot topics like immigration, and he says that he's going to look for other ways to play a more activist role on the issues. i think he said advocacy journali journalism. >>> i want to say good morning. you're up early. i'm robin meade. welcome. >>> every year, get this, an average of 11 u.s. commercial pilots try to fly under the influence of alcohol. "usa today" says faa records show it's been happening since 1997. now the agency's currently reviewing the case of united airlines pilot arrested in london on monday suspected of being drunk on the job. president obama is not ready to sign off on any of the proposals for

the same with miami, seattle, san francisco, low clouds. 30-minute to one-hour delays.ll early. we have more on those in about a half hour. >> thank you. what in the world was going on? it there was a major blackout for two hours affecting millions. one of the world's largest hydroelectric dams had problems in brazil. the power was out in paraguay and rio de janeiro came to a virtual standstill. some people there are concerned because you know the olympics and the world cup are coming there. >>> it was an incident that caused major diplomatic problems between the united states and iraq. a shoot-out that killed 17 iraqi civilians. now startling new reports about what an american company alleged ly did after the shootings. >>> the nation is honoring its military members past and present on veterans day today. president obama will take part in the wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. many other countries are honoring their veterans as well. for them the holiday primarily marks the signing of a truce to end world one. vaccines have arrived at guantanamo ba

goes out to san francisco, jim. he is not a big part of their football team.s back to the patriots. maybe their best pass rusher so far this year. jim: that is maroney out to the 30. tonight cbs beginning with "60 minutes followed by the emmy-winning "amazing race" only on cbs tonight. i was talking earlier about the bengals having a chance to close down that division. they allowed the raiders to drive down late, tie it and fumbled just after that. the raiders with seconds to go are set up for the big win. it would be the second stunner of the day with kansas city already surprising the pittsburgh steelers. we could see the raider it is going into thanksgiving off of the big win. and maroney -- of course new england on its way to 7-3. indianapolis, a perfect 10-0. and cincinnati. they will have to hold their breath here on the janikowski field goal try you have to figure that would win it for the raiders if he converts. from the patriots standpoint, they have a date with miami a couple of weeks away down in miami. phil: yeah, they do. miami showing how resilie

las vegas, san francisco, light rain around the bay area. 30 minute delays.er this afternoon, half hour to one hour delay. otherwise a decent start from texas through the great lakes, the only place that won't be affected by weather today. let's take a better look in about a half hour from now. >> when you tune in -- don't go anywhere bob. if you're tuning in at this time, this is like the fourth hour of our show. >> seen these stories before. >> we start early for people getting up earlier than you. and this story, i don't care how many times we played it, gets the same reaction out of you, out of people here in the studio, here it goes. former miss california usa prejean got a little upset or dramatic on our sister network cnn last night. threatened to walk off the set with larry king. a bomb sniffing dog got caught in a fire fight and was never seen again until last week? where have you been? >>> the new york stock xhafrpg just opened for business. stocks have been booming recently. will the trend continue? we have a live report from wall street in a few m

the bears taking on san francisco. the bears traded everything but the kitchen sink for quarterback jay cutler in the offseason and he looks like basically his game was down the drain. a career-high five interceptions last night and the baerts had a chance late in the game, drove the length of the field, but cutler was picked off in the end zone. bears lose 10-6. >>> speaking of chicago, lebron james is saying, i am not worthy of michael jordan. the king announced out of respect for mj he will stop wearing number 23 and switch to the number 6 . >> did he really announce that? >> mj wore 23. he said no one should touch jordan's number. >> why did he choose the number in the first place? i guess because that was like his idol? >> i guess so. >> but he's had a change of heart. okay. >>> the news of the carrie prejean sex tape and almost walking off of larry king's set, those are hot topics around the country. it's getting some funny, funny reactions. @@@@@@@@@@@ >>> police saythat new video of a missing girl sn

and the lawyer immediately went to san francisco. the day before, 12 hours before, 18 hours before the argument, i get a call and a lawyer who was going to represent the solicitors -- the solicitor general's office is 3,000 miles away and cannot get back. what can we do? the court very graciously agreed to postpone the argument so that these family issues could be dealt with and the council could be ready to argue the case. i have asked around to the people who have been involved with the court in a long time, and nobody could think of an instance where the court had rescheduled an argument that close to the argument itself. i think we were all appreciative of the courts compassion to the arguing counsel who had to argue. it is stressful enough when you have to argue, but we have a family member who has passed or is grievously ill and have to contend with that, it is particularly stressful. >> if you watch the argument in the south carolina case, here's a case that involves the grand issue of constitutional law. the justices are no l

john burris, defense attorney renowned in the san francisco area and throughout. and paul bautista. a veteran trial lawyer. defense attorney in the new york jurisdiction. author of "death's witness." good evening, gentlemen. first to you, burris. yeah, i'm paying the bill, for him. and while he's getting two hots in a cot tonight his breakfast is cold. he's not even telling police where the little girl is, john burris? now if you were his defense attorney, would you advise him to tell where the child is? ah if he's not telling, that means one thing to me, she's dead. >> well, it doesn't necessarily mean that at all. right now he's been charged and so the first thing we have do is figure out what happened. what his story is. i wouldn't advise him to talk to the police at all until after i've had a real thorough conversation with him about what he knows and doesn't know. right now the evidence, probably isn't all that great against him. it seems to me he ought to -- >> yeah, there's only an eyewitnessing into the him leaving that morning. >> you don't know how good that eyewitness is.

tampa, jacksonville, seattle, san francisco, poor visibility.plain old low clouds. more details in about a half hour. >>> we're right around the corner from the big holiday travel season, speaking of travel. a lot of you are still going to travel, but you might want to get the guest bedroom ready, honey. >>> the new york stock exchange just opened for business. the dow went through the roof yesterday and climbed to its highest point in 13 months. but it may not keep going. we're going to get an idea why when susan lisovicz joins us in about five minutes. >>> first, though, a car bomb exploded while people were sitting in traffic killing at least 20 people and wounding dozens more. this is from police in pakistan. they say the blast twisted cars and destroyed several buildings. it's at least the third attack in the area in the last three days. >>> tropical storm ida is moving over alabama right now. earlier this morning the national hurricane center said ida officially made landfall at dolphin island, alabama. it has gotten weaker. the concern is

same back in memphis, 74. 76 in las vegas, 63 in san francisco, 69 in atlanta. that's the wrap on your forecast. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. >>> it was a dirty job, but a 33-year-old mystery has been solved. >> she said i think i have something that belongs to you. and you know, immediately it flashed through my mind that's what it was. i couldn't believe it. >> what long lost treasure a little boy found while digging in his back yard. >>> usually it's our own individual excuses that keep us from exercising. sometimes there are bigger concerns that get in the way. that's when the community effort can really make a difference. dr. sanjay gupta has an example of today's "fit nation" report. >> reporter: drugs, prostitution, gang violence. all in the plagued lauderbach park in chew la vista, california a year ago. nearby in la mesa, california, the students were walking to school along the dangerous roads with no sidewalks. what do these two situations have in common? both of them were preventing residents from being physically active, a critical problem in two bord

west coast, a lot of clouds spilling inland around san francisco. goes all the way in towards seattle and look at the rain just offshore. that rain is working in. seattle today could get as much as one to two inches of rain and we'll talk about that in a little bit. >> fast mover. >>> you've got to see the video of a prison attack with an amazing twist. an inmate attacking a 64-year-old guard behind that desk putting him in a chokehold. then other inmates jump into help the deputy. you can see them pumpging the guard's attacker, holding him down. one inmate used the guard's radio to call for backup. >> it's hard to point your finger at what present voeked this had, but it was fast and it was vie lepts. he truck him in the face and proceeded to lock into what appears to be what's commonly referred to as a rear naked choke, used in ground fighting and in martial art, cuts off the blood supply. these inmates likely saved deputy moon's life. >> the jail commander says the guard was not seriously hurt. his alleged attacker was locked occupy drug charges.

specifically out of san francisco. big delay at the airport there. i'll tell you about it in a second. look what's happening. here's your cold front. it drives right through washington state, oregon, and towards northern california. behind it you can see the cloud cover. you can see the shape there, distinctive and in fact when you see kind of puffy, white cumulus clouds over the water you notice cold air there. that cold air is rocketing into the pacific northwest under the clouds. it's all commencing as rain in the valleys, snow in the higher elevations. 3,000 feet. that's it. that includes the cascades and olympic mountains of washington state. here's the northern california radar right out of eugene or out of eureka with the rain showers there. eugene, oregon getting rain showers. same in portland. it's been heavy at times there as well. about an inch, maybe 1.5 inch of rain over the last 36 hours. the rain continues to spill in through western washington state, through seattle. see a nice little downpour over the city itself and then get back to

a truck driver has died after losing control on the new s-curve that's on the san francisco bay bridgehighway patrol said he went over the side and fell 200 feet. it was just a few hours ago, and it was still dark. now this is the backup. these are live pictures here of this traffic backup. this is the first fatality at the curve. the s-curve. but apparently it's a big problem. the chronicle, the san francisco chronicle, reports there have been, like, 42 trashes there in the last two months. people apparently are not negotiating the s-curve very well at all. >>> you might remember the 13-year-old boy who ran away with his mom to avoid chemo. find out how he's doing after months of court -ordered treatment for cancer. >>> you might remember the 13-year-old boy who ran away with his mom to avoid chemo. well, his family says he's finished his court-ordered treatment and is now cancer free. daniel hauser stopped his treatment last february citing religious beliefs. a judge says he'll probably close the case after he gets a doctor's report. >>> computer viruses have apparently made some inn

let's roll. >> alicia, atlanta, famd attorn -- famed attorney, san francisco.e rest of that call? not only is her english not fluent but perfect, she even knows how to inject emotion. this is all a big act. she's crying, she sounds like she's hyper ventilating about her little boy that could die at any moment? >> nancy, if this case does go to trial, if they're ever charged with anything, it's going to be a case about mitigation of sentence. >> why can't you address -- forget it, odom. you had your chance. horowitz, what about that statement that she doesn't understand english? >> it's just one big hoax. >> okay, tradition. b.s. >>> if you're going to come up with a story, come up with something i can kind of believe. we all heard that 911 call. not only is she speaking perfect english, she's also using perfect emotional in flexion throughout to display her distress that her son was about to fall thousands of feet through the air to his death. i have right here in my hands, the affidavit. let's see a full screen of that, norm, that she signed, mayumi heene sign

the world affairs institution in san francisco is the host of this event. it's about an hour. >> i thought they'd start about answering a question. what just happened. i was thinking about it for a white this afternoon. i came up with a two-sentence answer. financial markets around the world stop working last fall. and this had a dramatic effect on the real economy, a bad effect. there was a very strange mortgage market that we developed in the u.s. with so many support for the concept of home ownership, that sometimes evolved into government support for really lax lending standards. i'm not going to argue that the government response to the initial problems that begin almost exactly two years ago this week. they weren't disjointed and ensign, and in some cases, probably made things worse. but you still can't deny. i'm with the camp. there's no way to prove this. but it seems like the more responsible explanation. that without the government and intervention we had last fall, however, clunky and unfair -- well, goldman sachs friendly it was, has left us sub

john burris, defense attorney san francisco.ee, now i understand why she was a no-show in court. to actually go before a judge and ask to wait and home with mommy and daddy? back in the same home where she allegedly lured a 9-year-old girl to her death? are they kidding? >> well, nancy, it was obviously a strategic move, but can i just switch back to what caryn was saying? it is going to be important what kind of life she led because they're going to determine whether she's going to be handled as a juvenile or an adult. >> she's just a baby. her mom, i mean, she's a wreck. i mean, she's like i am. her dad's a wreck. >>> a horse-drawn carriage carries the remains of the 9-year-old girl hundreds spent two days last week searching for. the devastating ending to that search drew dozens back together. >> according to abc news, the accused murderer who is reportedly a 15-year-old girl, is actually the sister of the friend elizabeth was last seen playing with. police will not confirm this report to hln. >> missouri state statutes allow

real tactic used in the defense of dan white, who was accused of assassinating harvey milk and san francisco mayor george moscone in the late '70s. white was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. ronnie zamora's lawyer said he had tv intoxication from watching violent shows like kojak. and that's why he shot his elderly neighbor. the jury didn't buy that and convicted him. this is the strangest defense of all. a woman wanted in a string of defendants who claimed the movie "matrix" turned them into murderers. but the twinkie-esk matrix defense convinced the jury to find her not guilty by reason of insanity. i think walter, if your client gets off, this is really going to be a watershed moment and going to set one for the record books here. >> again, this is very different. those people said they did the act. they had an excuse. this is a case where we say the act was not committed. very different. >> i actually think it's also -- i mean, people who are overweight should be offended by this. i mean, to say he couldn't go up four steps? i personally -- my father is overweight and has diabetes an

the world of bair institute in san francisco's the host of this event. it is about an hour. >> i thought i would start by attempting to answer a question which is just what happened? what just happened over the past six, i guess nine months by now, and i have, i was thinking about it for awhile this afternoon and they came up with to sentence answer. the first, my answer markets around the world stopped working last fall, and this had a dramatic effect on the real economy, a bad effect. i am not saying there were in tons of other factors at work. there was a very strange mortgage market we developed in the u.s. with so much support for the concept of homeownership some time over the past decade or so it falls into basically government support for lax lending standards. i am not going to argue that the government response to the initial problems with the financial markets that began almost exactly two years ago this week words disjointed and inconsistent and in some cases probably made things worse. but, you still can't deny even if you think it is all th

. >> to marc klaas, special guest joining us tonight from san francisco. he's the president and founder of klaaskids foundation. he's also a crime victim himself. his little girl polly was taken from her home as well. marc klaas, it's not fitting together for me. weigh in. >> well, first of all, nancy, i think it's remarkable that the name of the parents have not been released. >> i don't understand that. why would you not release the name of the parents? i mean, when your polly went missing, you were practically lying on the courthouse and police station steps going please, polygraph me, take me dna, check my car, check my body, anything, just go look for who took polly. these parents' names are being kept secret? >> well, and it's beyond that, really. because i think another huge gap in this story is the fact that the parents have not made any personal appeals. i really believe that this story is going to be solved or this case will be solved close to home rather than far away from home. i think that the huge challenge that exists right now is in finding