. >> house builder, jay schaefer, believes in a simple lifestyle.e lived in a self-built house smaller than some people's closets. >> this is what i call the great room. i do most of my work at the desk. on this side of the great room, i've got the entertainment area. >> he loves sharing his vision with visitors, both in person and on his blog called tumbleweedtinyhomes. on the other side michael jansen is simplifying his lifestyle. he is building an even smaller house, using discarded wooden pallets. like schaefer, jansen publishes a blog called tiny house designs. while retaining their idealism, they each have found ways for their blogs to generate income. >> this year, we haven't sold a single house but more plans than ever. >> after last year's housing bust, schaefer and his partner, steve weissman, don't build houses anymore. instead, they are building their website. >> we made this huge shift in our whole philosophy how we were going to survive as a business. we changed from selling houses to selling plans and workshops and books to the do it

let's go now to that package filed last night from christian schaefer. we are having some trouble with that. we'll continue addressing that and get it to you a bit later. we want to see your pictures and your orioles pride. send those photos to pix@wmar.com. we'll add them to the gallery at our website, abc2news.com/o- mazing. you can vote also on who has the best orioles cheer, will it be lauren cook or jamie costello? megan. >> charley, thanks. >>> people in west baltimore feel safer this morning. it turns out truck 10 will stay open after all. there was serious talk, you may remember of shutting it down. that's because the city, they said they didn't have the money to keep it open. well, the mayor says she found money from taxes and tickets from the grand prix, so for now truck 10 will be staying open. >>> police said it wasn't their fault, witnesses say it was murder and now a medical examiner's report is out calling the death of an east baltimore man a homicide. let's go now to sherree johnson who is live this morning with the latest details on this

abc 2 news kristin schaefer is in florida with more on what came down in 161-game season, one left to play. [ cheering ] >>reporter: it's a bit better than last night. >> we believe in them. we're going all the way. >>reporter: a tense one-run game, but in 2012, the orioles just don't lose one-run games. >> we hadn't done it in 15 years, we had to come. >> oh, my god, it was awesome. >>reporter: orioles fans have one eye on the field and one eye on the scoreboard for most of the game. starting pitcher miguel gonzalez says it's been a great ride. >> having the opportunity to be with the orioles this year, it's been great. we've done history, happy, i'm happy with all our players, staff and we've been doing a pretty good job. >>reporter: chris davis has home runs in six straight games. i asked him if the ball really looks like a beach ball when you're that hot. >> i don't know if it ever looks like a beach ball, but there are times when you get locked in and you feel comfortable at the plate and you feel any pitch he throws up there in the strike zone that you can hit. and i felt like t

abc 2 news kristin schaefer has the very latest from the eastern shore. >>reporter: power is out through large sections of ocean city, but the flood waters here, even in the downtown area have begun to recede. the good news? no injuries and no deaths from hurricane sandy. now it's a time for a big cleanup. this is the gazebo behind fager's island used to be. it got hit hard by hurricane sandy. >> the gazebo is gone and the boardwalk that they were starting to rebuild is in the parking lot. >>reporter: they were able to salvage the angel which was on top of the old gazebo and which will, they say, go on top of the new one. inside the damage isn't as bad, most of it confined to storage and prep rooms downstairs. they hope to reopen by this weekend. >> it's my livelihood and we gotta clean up and let's get on with it. >>reporter: meanwhile, crews have been restoring power up and down the coastal highway. a large section of ocean city's fishing pier did fall victim to the high winds and heavy surf on wednesday. the army corps of engineers will inspect the dun

tony schaefer with me in new york city. along with former c.i.a.fficer gary bernson and former c.i.a. officer mike baker joins us from boston. good evening. thank you for being with us this evening. i will ask a general question. do we know officially how the ambassador died? i'll start with you. >> i have heard no final definitive report. they have been slow. woman, mother of one of the -- >> judge jeanine: pat smith. sean smith's mother. everyone is in the same level of run-around. no one answers questions directly. no clear answer. >> judge jeanine: what is interesting, i'll add this. we spoke with pat smith who said she still doesn't know how her son died. let me go to you. >> the only story we heard is he died of smoke inhalation. >> have you heard anything official, unofficially? >> there are several versions. it's smoke inhalation. >> so sad. look, guys you heard the general mcanerny talking about intel report in a crisis that goes out from the field. and pretty much goes everywhere. what is he talking about? >> a critic. critical incident.

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. >> rob shares the award with schaefer who will be splitting the 1.2 million dollars prize. when we asked him what he will be doing with the money he said he is not sure but he might have it pay for a home when he moves here to the bay area. >>> oakland homicide -- oakland homicide detectives are trying to figure out what happened just before 1:00 a.m. somebody fired at least ten times at close range. officers found the victim on the ground unresponsive and he died at the hospital a half hour later. they don't have any information on the shooter. >>> and they are investigating another shooting which sent two people to the hospital overnight. it happened on 7th and filbert streets. he kept hitting cars and windows. the victim eventually ran into the apartment building. right now police are trying to figure out if there are multiple shooters. >>> that shooting happened on october 1st around the same time of night. in that incident four men got out of their car and opened fire. two people were rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. about 40 shell casings were found at th

. >> jennifer schaefer is one of those protesters.her 21 year- old son was killed by a police officer three weeks ago. >> no one has to be murdered or killed suddenly. >> carrying signs blowing whistles and speaking their message to the group marched through the streets of downtown. business owners fell to eight toll at lasth used tear gas to control a crowd. this store owner says that it was business as usual. >> it is unfortunate that some of this happened under the occupy oakland umbrella but we are supportive of their cost. >> meanwhile jennifer is hoping it will help or cope with loss of her son. >> i want answers from the police. >> is at about three hours out there and everything ended peacefully. >> this is live outside at&t part in san francisco were the so an update on the presidential july election and the rest of today's news. >> the final presidential debate with president rock obama and gop candidate mitt romney trading those tonight. there were some colorful exchanges tonight. >> absolutely both candidates coming out sw

i am bob schaefer of cbs news. >> that is clearly the movie of the year. it seems like a natural fit for the debate. >> absolutely. it is the story of america. hot and sweaty hard body of america. >> i think you can agree, imogen. >> absolutely. >> and what are our foreign policies, but grinding up against other countries for more money. >> on that note from foreign policy to foreign polls. he is popular in france and with those who poop their pants. a pair of polls show obama is huge with foreigners and children. according to a bbc survey, if our election was held in other countries, the president would win in a landslide. that always sounds gedly. deadly. you are winning, but you would be dead because you are covered in mud. they questioned 21,000 people in 21 countries. a third preferred obama and 9% favored romney. that's 50 to 9. that's a difference of a lot. the prince was obama's strongest supporters fold by australians and his fellow kenyans. pakistan gave a slight edge to the mitster. nickelodeon said the president received 65% of the kids pick th

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and engage monday as president obama and mitt romney meet in their final debate moderated by bob schaefer from win university in boca raton, fla.. debate preview followed by the debate at 9:00 and your reaction at 10:30 live on c-span2 and c-span radio and c-span.org. >> after an entrepreneur hassina sherjan discusses her education of afghan women and girls. they left the country for the u.s. after the russian invasion. she also started a home accessory business that employs afghans. from the woodrow wilson center this is an hour. >> the director of the program at the wilson center, back to welcome you all to today's meeting, how to protect women and girls when america leaves afghanistan focusing on education. i was coming down the stairs with our speaker, she said the problem is not only protecting girls but also protecting girls and boys and make sure they have access to education this meeting is sponsored by the centers asia program and women's leadership initiati initiative, a new program run by my dear friend and colleague, she is the president of the chair of the initiative and we w

bob schaefer, george stephen curry steph, david gregory, they are asking me what is going to happen?he campaign turn around? is the race really over? i said to them you wait until wednesday night because mitt romney is going to win that debate and turn this race upside down. [cheers and applause] and you heard all the geniuses. all the geniuses on tv in the next three days said oh, governor christie stepped in it this time. he made a huge mistake. doesn't he know that governor romney is debating the almighty barack obama? doesn't he know you are not supposed to raise expectations before a debate, that you are supposed to lower them? doesn't he know you are supposed to lie to the american people about what you think. for god's sake, don't tell them the truth because they can't handle the truth. they deserve to hear the truth. mitt romney is better prepared, smarter and more ready for the presidency, and i know he would show them that in the debate, and he sure did. [cheers and applause] you know what happens in politics. monday, tuesday and wednesday i was the dumbest politicians in a

joining me is lieutenant colonel tony schaefer. why? >> good morning. why is right?cal narrative. i think the tipping point came yesterday with the attempted bombing of the federal reserve in new york city. let me be very clear on this. there has been a record over the past year, since leon panetta announced in the summer of 2011 that al-qaeda is dead, they're on their heels, we've seen the opposite occur. so i think what you've seen here, gretchen, is the facts catching up with reality and that reality now not supporting the president's narrative that the al-qaeda folks are on their heels. >> gretchen: let me posit this to you. the debate coming up is about foreign policy. when i heard he took that out of his stump speech yesterday, i thought he needs to well enough in advance, all be it five days, so that mitt romney cannot say, here is why you're saying that is wrong. right? >> absolutely. and this is where i think remain -- i don't know -- i have no idea what romney will say, but i would suggest he talk a missed opportunity occurred when we got bin laden and anno

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♪ [ music ] >> david letterman and paul schaefer proving the show, yes, must go on despite the nastytorm last night. >> as you can see, in the studio there the show was done yesterday without a live audience at the ed sullivan theater. jimmy fallon also did his new york talk show without an audience yesterday and they were missing some staff members because they couldn't get to the building. >> it might be a day or two before they do get an audience. we have stephanie on the line who lives in new york and stephanie, you're still in manhattan, right? i know you guys had an awful tough night. >> right. >> maybe you can explain exactly what happened and where you were and what it was like? >> sure, no problem. so, yes. i'm in lower manhattan. i'm on 20th street between first and fdr drive. so i'm actually just about 30 feet away from the east river. and last night, it was just incredible. the wind was massive. there were some people actually for some reason playing outside and you could see the wind literally blowing them of the water was up to people's waists. and we actually probably

cbs news man bob schaefer. it will focus on policy and as you might imagine. last month's deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya is expected to be a hot topic. >> mitt romney's wife ann attended a women for mitt rally in boca raton last night. >> what we sense last night is that light is dimming. we have a chance, all of us, to turn that light back on. [ cheers and applause ] >> earlier yesterday, mrs. romney met with campaign volunteers having lunch at a fort lauderdale restaurant. she talked about her struggles with multiple sclerosis with a woman who is now suffering from the nervous system disorder. >> president obama's got a clear vision about the middle class, the central role that the middle class play in building the economy. governor romney believes in tax cuts for the wealthiest, cutting regulations, and then hoping everything gets better. >> that's chicago mayor rahm emmanuel. he is in florida this weekend stumping for his old boss. he talked about the 2000 presidential election, emphasizing how every vote accounts. emmanuel was president obam

the third and final debate as by no means as compelling and no fact checks of bob schaefer trying toem on a leash and on track. joining me now is glen kessler of "the washington post" fact check. good to have you here. the biggest bite of the night and trender on twitter is horses and bayonets exchange. take a listen. >> our navy is smaller now than any time since 1917. >> i think governor romney maybe hasn't spent enough time looking at how the military works. you mentioned the navy for example and we have fewer ships than we did in 1916. we also have fewer horses and bayonets because the nature of our military's changed. we have the things alled aircraft carriers where planes land on them. we have the ships that go under water, nuclear submarines. >> you say that the zinger scores truthfully and the claims we know that horses and bayonets long been retired from military service, at least within the ways we define them in history. >> well, actually, i mean, think horse in afghanistan and they have bayonets, actually, with the marines. but the broader point that romney had made conce

a terrifying day cary schaefer will never forget. >> looked people in the eye and -- it was like a one-by-oneand he was -- it looked to me like he was directing to certain people. >> reporter: three people were killed and seven injured. why did all--- did allman go on the rampage? >> they were treating him indifferently, writing him up for something that he thought was not worth a write up. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, ricardo told us what else allman told him that night. >> his exact words were did they not know how many guns i have, and that i can really hurt them was what he said. and at that point, i discouraged him from the thought. >> reporter: ricardo said he never thought allman would act on his anger. after a manhunt, he was shot by police in a nearby neighborhood. an autopsy showed he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. a spokesperson for the cement company said, "it has been nearly a year since the tragedy of october, 2011, and our employees and families continue to mourn our shared loss." a loss ricardo feels, as well, one of his good friends died in the

david letterman also performed for no one, except paul schaefer and the late show orchestra. good old crew clapping for him. >> houseful of casts for the ghosts. >>> still ahead, in the dark one of the biggest and most vibrant cities in the world waking up without power and public transportation. we've got live team coverage on superstorm sandy just ahead. >>> up and down that east coast, it is devastating. this is washington, d.c., a live look from the sky. the water just rising and rising. 13-foot waves crashing into that east coast. we will continue to cover the devastation from hurricane sandy. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious. but say i press a few out flat... add some beef sloppy joe sauce... and cheese fold it all up and boom! i just made an unbeatable unsloppy joe pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. >>> this is a once in a long time storm. the

. >> woodruff: and scott schaefer of public television's kqed profiles a photographer who uses google's street view images to create art. >> you have this distinct feeling of decay. the images almost challenge the viewer. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... friends of the newshour. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: hurricane sandy began battering its way ashore today, threatening days of destruction. the huge system had 50 million people in its sights and was already being called a superstorm. the winds grew stronger by the hour. and the rain poured harder, soaking the east coast as the hurricane closed in. nine states d

there are two more debates to come next two tuesday with tom brokaw and at hoffstra with bob schaefer. thank you governor palin and senator biden. thank you everybody. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you. bless her heart. thank you so much. thank you. >> you have been great. >> thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [applause] [candidates talking [indiscriminate talking]

and we're going to have our first question from over here in section a from alan schaefer. alan? >> with the economy on the downturn and retired and older citizens and workers losing their incomes, what's the fastest, most positive solution to bail these people out of the economic ruin? >> well, alan, thank you very much for the question. i want to first, obviously, thank belmont university, tom, thank you, and to all of you who are participating tonight and those of you who sent e-mail questions in. i think everybody knows now we are in the worst financial crisis since the great depression. and a lot of you, i think, are worried about your jobs, your pensions, your retirement accounts, your ability to send your child or your grandchild to college. and i believe this is a final verdict on the failed economic policies of the last eight years, strongly promoted by president bush and supported by senator mccain, that essentially said that we should strip away regulations, consumer protections, let the market run wild, and prosperity would rain down on all of us. it hasn't worked out

. >>> if you're a fan of "the david letterman show," the "late show," his band mate, paul schaefer, isof night, rather than staying up. he says -- it may not be mutual though. according to "the new york post" -- the feelings he says, letterman has never visited schaeffer before or after the show. only speaks to him on stage. $5 million a year. the 62-year-old just says he wants to rest. really has been loyal to him throughout the switch from nbc to cbs. >> been there a while, yeah. it seemed like an easy gig, that kind of money. his contract's not up until 2014. we'll see what he does. >>> real quick, oscars made an unconventional choice to allow seth mcfarland to host. and tina fey and amy poehler are going to co-host the show january 13th. two hysterically funny women. cheetos, stay with us. amy poehler will co-host. two hysterically funny women. cheetos, stay with us. [ nicole ] so i'm trying new honey, i'm strong when i'm transported to a revitalizing world of golden honey. there, formulas help restore my hair to so silky and strong i rule. [ female announcer ] new honey, i'm stron

. >> bob schaefer right there and two people at the table. will they be as rude to each other?th and come to fist and cuffs. >> well, they can. >> but they are going to have to turnaround and face each other, and they are so close. i'm wondering if it's going to be like leiberman-cheney or like biden-ryan? >> that's a good point because boyden was able to do a lot of interrupting there in his chair. >> and we will find out if he's scrubbed from the record books. they will announce what will happen to lance armstrong's four tour de france titles after being band from the anti-doping agency. this after the allegation he used performance-enhancing drugs. armstrong continues to maintain his innocence. >>> he went on a shooting spree in wisconsin leaving three dead and then turn the gun on himself. he walked into the salon in milwaukee, started shooting. three women were killed, four other hurt. police locked down a local mall while looking for him and then found his body in a locked room in the spa. they say it was a domestic dispute between him and his wife who worked at the salon

and we're going to have our first question from over here in section a from alan schaefer. >> with the economy on the downturn and retired and older citizens and workers losing their incomes, what's the fastest, most positive solution to bail these people out of the economic ruin? >> well, alan, thank you very much for the question. i want to first, obviously, thank belmont university, tom, thank you, and to all of you who are participating tonight and those of you who sent e-mail questions in. i think everybody knows now we are in the worst financial crisis since the great depression. and a lot of you i think are worried about your jobs, your pensions, your retirement accounts, your ability to send your child or your grandchild to college. and i believe this is a final verdict on the failed economic policies of the last eight years, strongly promoted by president bush. and supported by senator mccain, that essentially said that we should strip away regulations, consumer protections, let the market run wild, and prosperity would rain down on all of us. it hasn't worked out that way. an