from bottom in the western conference has yet to go because it's all about your life and i mean scott has it inside us and in the late game of the day as a moscow dumping spots i told her to stop meanwhile let's check out the best of this week's action so far. i've. and staying on the ice in scotland petersburg have denied that aiming to make the legendary wayne gretzky the new coach the canadiens seen here on a visit to russia has joined the vancouver olympics had been recruited to be in talks with the k h l side but their general manager andre to speak insists they haven't approached gretzky the forty nine year old trailers the phoenix coyotes for three years is currently out of a job. meanwhile russia says it will soon submitted a bid to host the twenty sixteen world ice hockey championships prime minister vladimir putin says matches would be held in moscow and st petersburg and he's also revealed plans to revive one of the great hockey rivalries between russia and canada twenty twelve is the fortieth anniversary of the first eight game summit series between the two countries which can

. >> scott has his greeting down to a science. >> i am looking for work in mechanical engineering. >> it is what he needs to do to stand out at santa clara university's fall job faire. he is one of hundreds looking for a be jo. >> it is tough. i got laid off in april. since then i have been looking around. i put in a lot, a lot of resumes. >> at a time when california's unemployment rate is 12.4% and companies are scaling back, young people are learning. >> the competition is really hard. >> even here, only 903 companies -- 93 companies showed up. in a good year twice as many participate with plenty of jobs. right now there are far more applicants than openings. getting a job right out of school has been especially hard since 2009. that's when the hiring rate for new grads dropped by 25%. normally it increases by about 5% a year. >> what we have out here is a stack of resumes. >> companies like gallo wine are hiring and they have the luxury of being picky. >> we see how the students interact with me with simple things like a handshake and how they can talk about the information on the

. >> scott has his greeting down to a science.t's what he needs to do to stand out at santa clara university's annual fall job fair. he's just one of hundreds looking for a job. >> i got laid off in april. and i've been lookin' around. put in a lot of lot of resumes. >> at a time when california's unemployment rate is 12.4% and companies are scaling back, young people are learning. >> it's really hard. >> even here only 93 companies showed up. in a good year twice as many participate with plenty of jobs. but right now there are far more applicants than openings. companies like gallo wine, facebook.com and macy's are hiring and they have the luxury of being picky. >> what are you looking for? >> how it interacts with me. a handshake to how they can talk to the information that's on their resume. >> personality and attitude matter. acoordinating to the professor of economics, alex field in this economy undergrads may have a leg up. >> sometimes firms will, you know, view a fresh face, trainable, somebody just out of college, enthusi

. >> molly, see if scott brown has coat tails. thanks. >> president obama and republican congressman mike pence sparring off, accusing each other's party of hurting the economy with their approach to taxes. >> republicans in congress fought to keep the loopholes open. republicans in the house voted 11 times to continue rewarding corporations that create jobs and profits overseas. policy that cost taxpayers billions of dollars every year. >> the president and democrats in congress just aren't listening. to add insult to injury, they want to add a tax increase to their failed economic plan. that's right. after months of deficit spending and government takeovers, democrats in washington want to raise taxes in the worst economy in decades. >> pence was referring to the bush era tax cuts that expire at the end of the year. president obama only wants to preserve those for the middle class. >> president clinton, former president, was back on the campaign trail today spending time in california. he is helping to give the hard pressed demo

scott has made it clear it's not a priority for him. i think it the a mistake to export $16 billion of coil and -- coal and oil. it lowers our businesses. >> for me being green is about saving green or making green. making it cost effective by saving the environment. you don't do it by mandate. taking green out of my pocket is not the answer. that's what jim doyle and they want. >> we're going up to wausau. they have a question about jobs in that part of wisconsin. pam, go ahead. >> we do, mike. unemployment here in the wausau area about 11.% and many people have been looking for jobs for months. it's not that they're uneducated or unskilled, it's that there are no jobs. so ray is here with a question for us for the candidates on jobs. >> wisconsin has lost several course is -- sources of employment, fiskar's, wasa and motor homes. what will you do to promote wisconsin as a desirable place to did business? >> first of all, do no harm. the measure i just talked about, one of the biggest areas it would hurt are paper mills. so i'm not goi

evidence of abuse was found that the convent denies the accusations of scott has details what we do know so far is that we have three teenagers who have seemed to escape from a boarding school located at this very convent that's right behind me and if their allegations prove to be true this may actually be we be one of the loudest child abuse scandals in recent years in russia now the teenagers two girls in a boy say that the nuns at the convent have regularly mistreated them beaten them and have done all sorts of hariri a horrific things to them in order to bring them into model citizens as the boarding school positions it's all to be let's actually have a listen to what the teenagers themselves have to say on the matter view which just may beat us often sometimes three times a day forty lashes each time once it was in one hundred and three lashes for one girl who cried every day our eyes were never dry and i was puffy who would always have headaches from crying so much and we had no one to to complain. i tried to escape but they forced me to come back i thought burke but couldn't reall

nothing you've done so far has worked. >> i do want to bring up something about ricks scott's plan. he is calling for the regulation of insurance rates in this state. there has to be a way for insurance companies to stay honest. otherwise, they will just charged with ever raked they please. deregulation of the insurance market is not the enter for floridians. >> that is not accurate. we have to make sure that insurance companies dree policy holders fairly. we have to make sure that we treat insurance companies fairly, so that they can make a profit so that they cannot stay in business. -- so that they can stay in business. you have not solved this problem in the last four years. >> a final word. >> he made a comment about, we have to be sure that insurance companies treat policy owners fairly. y to gety, but they tr away with things all the time. my office hears the complaint frequently. rick scott has made a proposal that we eliminate something called the bad faith lost in this state. that would be a disaster because if we did that, the insurance companies which is be able to delay

scott. i appreciate the work you have done so far. it has been interesting, from time to time i watch on tv the board of appeals, and i think you represent the department extremely well, and that is greatly appreciated. during the week, i have had occasion to interface with some of the members of the hpc, both sides of the pacific project that will be before us. i have had the pleasure of being on a panel monday that was chaired by john king frum "the chronicle," which was very interesting, as well as talking to some of the people who are involved with the health services master plan and with the booker t. washington project. >> commissioners, you are now under the director's report, item seven, director's announcements, item eight, review of past week's events at the board of supervisors, board of appeals, and historic preservation commission. >> thank you, and i had my for the congratulations to scott and i look forward to working together with him in the coming years. i went to the neighborhood at work friday afternoon to discuss a number

it seems that scott has pulled ahead. but sink has been making a run for it. i can't think of another state in the country where a democrat has a chance to pick up the governorship. >> bret: talk about the white house wanting to focus on one race. florida, when it comes to presidential possibilities, when you talk about electoral votes -- >> you can't think of anything much more important than that. >> bret: than florida. turn to california, steve. we have seen a lot of news and meg whitman under fire for the housekeeper she hired. now today, a story out about jerry brown possibly going illegally to cuba and drinking mojitos with fidel castro. his campaign had this response. makes me wonder if meg knows she is not running for governor of florida, from his press secretary. saying it was not illegal trip. but accusations are flying. >> it's amazing when you look at the serious budget crisis in california we are having a debate over a nanny and a potential trip. if you look at the last week, analyze a week, meg whitman's campaign is flown offstride. they spent ti

scott has it close, 24-23. the morning team, ed norris 30- 17. coming up later in sports we'll get away from the guessing and we'll hear from the ravens about their preparations for tom brady. >> vegas wants to make sure they vast numbers down. you can see the ravens take on the new england patriots this sunday. kickoff is at 1 p.m. our coverage bens -- begins when the game is over. we will vast post game show. >> if you're heading out, sunny and 60 on sunday. it's going to rain tonight and tom but clearing by the weekend. take a look plat temperatures. we cleared for the most part. 55. north winds at five. they'll be ping up. the barometer is on the way back up. we'll have a look at the weekend forecast right after this. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser perm

scott has been looking into that. >> you might buy sony. $51 billion, what apple has in the bank. there is talk that apple could buy sony. sony stock shot up overnight in japan about 3%. this is not a totally ridiculous idea. sony makes audio gear and computers like apple and has a music arm. it's into movies and it's involved in consumer sales of television which is something that apple is not involved in. se sony is also involved in video games. lego universe is due out for mac and pc expected to sell quite well. apple turned into quite the competitor in the video game space. sony's biggest rival said their biggest problem and biggest threat is not sony. it's apple. back to you. >> thanks a lot. election day a week from today. that means you are probably being bombarded with political ads. do they influence your decision and do the ads tell the truth? today in the bay joins us with a campaign check from the expert this is morning. >> you have to know what you are looking at and looking for. checking the campaign claims is one of the jobs.

scott. i appreciate the work you have done so far. it has been interesting, from time to time i watch on tv the board of appeals, and i think you represent the department extremely well, and that is greatly appreciated. during the week, i have had occasion to interface with some of the members of the hpc, both sides of the pacific project that will be before us. i have had the pleasure of being on a panel monday that was chaired by john king frum "the

in the ballpark, on the gridiron and in the tank, lauren scott has you covered right now. >>> a verymorning to you. the dream matchup is reality for game one of the nlcs. the franchise versus doc. the machine is in overdrive. the matchup should live up to the hype. tim lincecum amazing in his first ever post-season start. 14 strikeouts, pure dominance. we are in philadelphia all weekend with the giants and lau lau lau laura bangky brings us the latest. game one of the nlcs and the clash between tim lincecum and roy halladay. both aces did nothing but impress. hal day became the second pitcher to toss a no-hitter. lincecum set a giants' playoff record striking out 14 in a two-hit shutout. this could be the most exciting pitching matchup we will see all postseason long. not everybody is buying into the hype. >> it is tremendous to have those caliber players. we are trying to win a ball game. we north going to get caught up in the hoop la. >> you want to place a bet. you look forward to challenges like that. i'm sure their gays are looking forward to the challenges as much as we are. >>

scott has more. >> not from congress, but from the fed. the head of the fed, ben bernanke acknowledged his organization may have to do more to spark the economy. specifically by buying government debt. the fed can print money and i mean that literally. it can turn on printing presses at the treasury. they can inject money into the economy. it means more activity. we expect more detail and the fed to make a specific decision in early november. >>> the the city of oakland figured out how to make money off pot. if prop 19 passes, that's the proposal to make the possession of marijuana legal for someone over 21. lots of people could make money. this sunday on the press, we will talk about cannibis for capitalists. the business of marijuana. we will not debate the ethics and whether this is right or wrong or whether it will pass or not. assuming it's done, this is like the end of prohibition or the beginning of the dot-com boom regardless of how you feel about it. the opportunities here for business. >> people are lining up and preparing. >> al

has gotten a single one yet. i'd agree with them that basically, rick scott is unprepared to be the governor of our state. >> despite that he has had multiple successes in business? >> i don't think that leading a large hospital corporation that was charged with the largest medicare fraud in the history of this country would rate him as being in a highly successful ceo, when his board had to ask him to leave the company. i think there is an issue of trust here and character and integrity. but the just say, more importantly, the thing that is even more worrisome to the people of florida is that he has not made himself available to a single newspaper editorial board. when you go into those boards, you cannot talk in sound bites anymore. you have to sit there and talk in detail about your policies, and about all we have heard from riggs got up to now is a bunch of sound bites. -- what we have heard from rick scott. >> with regards to editorial boards, i am going right to the voters. i have traveled the state for 6.5 months, doing events everyday and talking to voters. that is how i am going to spend my time. i think th

aftershocking the world with the announcement about robot cars, google is surprising everybody and scott has that for us. >> robot cars. i'm trying to get over that. now the mountain view company is spending billions to lay a cable in the atlantic ocean connecting an offshore wind power farm with the eastern seaboard. you think the world's largest extension cord. google will not fund it alone. but still the scale of the project putting wind farms out in the middle of the ocean and connecting to them is absolutely staggering. as you mentioned, the second major announcement the company in a few days. i just got off the phone with log tech who said their version of google tv may not be available for several weeks. earlier reports said it might hit shelves as soon as today. it will be the sony television that hits stores today. there is a lot of anticipation about the google box which will be made boy a variety of manufacturers. it will compete with apple and a lot of people want that internet television. if you have xbox or playstation, you can do it already. it is an exciting development in te

. >> scott has been talking for weeks about how the mortgage mess and foreclosure documents hurrs bay homeowners. i agree with you. >> i will be doctor doom and here's the latest thing that are going to absolutely ruin house prices in the bay area. there is pressure to end foreclosures to see if banks can get their papers in order. the biggest lenders are foreclosing on the wrong homeowners and homes they don't own. on wednesday we saw the first congressional hearing on the problem and one of the top women at the treasury told lawmakers the foreclosure errors will push down home prices, most in california, nevada, florida, and arizona. phyllis caldwell was testifying before congress. it was very straight forward. we rarely see politicians told exactly what they need to hear. you have to delay mortgages if you are foreclosing on the wrong people. >> right. >> this will be the second. >> san francisco wells fargo said they had paper errors. >> 500 signed off in a day. >> robo signing. >> it's allegedly more of a smoke up than a close up at mccovey cove. watch what happens when a dallas

>> scott has his greeting down to a science.s what he needs to do to stand out at santa clara university's annual fall job fair. he's just one of hundreds looking for a job. >> i got laid off in april. and i've been lookin' around. put in a lot of lot of resumes. >> at a time when california's unemployment rate is 12.4% and companies are scaling back, young people are learning. >> it's really hard. >> even here only 93 companies showed up. in a good year, twice as many participate with plenty of jobs. but right now there are far more applicants than openings. companies like gallo wine, facebook.com and macy's are hiring and they have the luxury of being picky. >> what are you looking for today? >> i'm looking to see how the students interact with me in regards to simple things like a handshake up to how they can talk to the information that's on their resume. >> personal and attitude matter. according to a professor of economics alex field in this economy undergrads may actually have a leg up. >> sometimes firms will, you know,

has gotten a single one yet. thatgree with them basically, rick scott is unprepared to be the governor of our state. >> despite thate has had multiple successes in business? >> i don't think that leading a large hospital corporation that was charged with the largest medicare fraud in the history of this country would rate him as being in a highly successful ceo, when his board had to ask him to leave the company. i think there is an issue of trust here and character and integrity. but the just say, more importantly, the thing that is even more worrisome to the people of florida is that he has not made himself available to a single newspaper editorial board. when you go into those boards, you cannot talk in sound bites anymore. you have to sit there and talk in detail about your policies, and about all we have heard from riggs got up to now is a bunch of sound bites. -- what we have heard from rick scott. >> with regards to editorial boards, i am going right to the voters. i have traveled the state for 6.5 months, doing events everyday and talking to voters. that is how i am going to spend my time. i think the best

nbc bay area's lauren scott has that and also some pretty exciting college football highlights in yourning sports. >> a very good morning to you. the giants are ready to rebound in atlanta. game three against the braves and laura filed this report late last night from atlanta to bring us the very latest. >> reporter: thanks. it's been a wild 24 hours for the giants. first there was the extra inning heartbreaking loss last night at at&t park and then bright and early this morning they flew across the country here to atlanta and as soon as they landed they headed straight to turner field so they could hit the field for a workout. what a light workout it was, which makes sense because we're dealing with a little jet lag here. they hit the field for only 30 minutes this evening, one of the shortest workouts this season. the biggest challenge right now besides the fatigue factor is putting last night's loss behind them. as sergio romo said you have to remember it's not that bad. the important thing is they still lived to play another game. now, they've got to make the most of that opportuni

lauren scott has more for us now on exactly what the team is doing with these three days off. >> thanktoday, tomorrow, all about preparation. and in many ways getting mentally focused on the atlanta braves. in the nfl playoffs team scour film and see plays. with baseball post's season, there is still study. the giants do drills or staying sharp and keeping a mental edge during the time off between games. >> we're not playing the marlins. i think today is still a day to regroup, you know, try to rest as much as possible and get a little work in and tomorrow i think it picks up aly bit. >> it's mental. a mental game. you have to be prepared. so we'll be there every moment and every situation. >> the other preparation at the ballpark started early. the grounds crew was hard at work. here is the giants head grounds keeper on the effort. >> the big difference is that we have to go to the standard work and make sure the infield is nice and level. try to get the grass green. >> the braves arrive tomorrow ab will be here for the own preparation in the afternoon. back to you. >> all right. than

scott has since hired an attorney who told frontline that the rest of the tape puts the statement int, but he refused to show it to us. had the rules on the use of deadly force changed? other officers said orders spread from cop to cop. "do what you gotta do. anything goes. take the city back." >> as i was reporting on henry glover, i found evidence of other troubling incidents involving the police in the days after the storm. the first of them happened here on this overpass on september 1. just like the glover story, this one involved the swat team that was camped out at habans school. captain jeff winn and his lieutenant, dwayne scheuermann, were told that someone had hijacked a water truck. the story they heard was that thieves were robbing, raping and killing people. winn and scheuermann rolled out through the flooded streets. and near the superdome, they spotted three water trucks. they said a man near one of the trucks had a gun. both officers took aim. these pictures show dwayne scheuermann at the scene. ( gunshots ) they hit the man in the torso-- but he survived. his name wa

before i give you the ideas, and trent's going to come up and scott, who has been extraordinarily helpful in getting us this far, explain a little bit in more detail. let me underscore a point that shouldn't be lost on anyone. 4,127 families, of which 2,536 are either african-american or latino. i mean, this is devastating. in bay view hunters point alone, there's close to a thousand families being supported by this program. just in the 94124 zip code. just in the one zip code. this is profound. this is unemployment rates that are two-plus times greater than the san francisco unemployment rates. this is serious stuff. that's why we are here to underscore, not only our desire to keep fighting for the extension. we're not giving up. we're doing everything in our power to get congress to do the right thing. and it's not a lot of money. it's $2.5 billion. now they're talking about $1.5 billion. we'll take it. of that, only $55 million has supported the 5,000 folks we've employed. a lot of folks criticizing the stimulus. i don't know that anyone can criticize the job creation. it's greater tha

before i give you the ideas, and trent's going to come up and scott, who has been extraordinarily helpful in getting us this far, explain a little bit in more detail. let me underscore a point that shouldn't be lost on anyone. 4,127 families, of which 2,536 are either african-american or latino. i mean, this is devastating. in bay view hunters point alone, there's close to a thousand families being supported by this program. just in the 94124 zip code. just in the one zip code. this is profound.

it's the express lane and we've got some video, scott. this has opened up september 20th for that new lane. the initial reaction from folks, what do you think of that 680 express lane? they go like this. oh. >> this is the one that you pay if you want to be a car pool but not a car pool, you pay. >> you pay if you want to be a single driver going through the express lane. there it is on the other side of the double white lines. folks are upset because of the construction and delays there but really when you get down to it the traffic flow over the last month has improved, back to what it was before they installed the lane. we're seeing 1300 to 1600 people use that lane and that's paying for the project. we'll see a change in this area over the next 12 to 15 months. that's what's expected at the alameda county transportation commission. it's on track, the growth is going as it should and we'll see changes as daylight hours change. >> and people are getting used to it and understand the idea. >> that's the reason for the big slowdown the first two w

. >> reporter: even the challenger, scott mcadams has been coming up in the polls. were it not for murkowski splitting the vote, h says, he might have a chance. all three are scheduled to face off tonight. this will behe first of a series of rapid fire debates. they have onemonday, tuesday and wednesday leaving undecided voters days left to make up their mind. >> lee cowan in alaska tonight, thanks. >>> let's go to nbc news political directornd chief white house correspondent chuck to. what is late polling saying about the races like colorado, illinois and pennsylvania where democrats are on the ropes? >> in those races democrats feel better today than they did a week ago. the once large lead pat toomey had in pennsylvania is gone. that's a dead heat. in illinois, there is a huge undecided vote because the voters seem turned off by both candidates and democrats think it will help them because the base is larger. in colorado, the republican ken buck lookedike he was getting ready to put the race away. he made that statement about gay rights on "meet the press" and ha

nothing that you have done so far has worked. >> i do want to bring up something about rick scott planor insurance that he ruled out a few weeks ago. he is calling for deregulation of insurance rates in this state. that is something i would totally opposed. there has to be away for insurance companies to stay honest, frankly, otherwise, they will discharge would ever reach the please. deregulation is not the answer for florida's. >> that is not accurate. we have to make sure that insurance companies treat policyholders fairly. we have to make sure that we treat insurance companies fairly so they can make a profit so they stay in business. where we are now is that, we as taxpayers and policyholders in the state, we're taking $500 billion worth of risk. what will you do to solve it in the next four years? >> you have the final word. >> he made a comment about we have to be sure that insurance coming street policyowners fairly. i am sorry, but they tried to get away with things all the time, in terms of slowing down claims payments. my office use the complaint frequently. rick scott has m

>> i'm scott thuman. alison has the day off. we begin with traffic and weather so we will check in with lisa baden but first adam caskey. beautiful weekend. what do we have in store for the week? >> mild weekend. near 80 degrees for highs. low 80's on saturday, upper 70's on sunday. even in the 80's a few spots southwest of town yesterday. today warm, 64 in front royal right now. helen, maryland, st. mary's county, at 58. stafford is 61. on the way to the mid 80's this afternoon. the average high is 70. we will be well above that with a lot of sunshine, scattered afternoon clouds. can't rule out an isolated thunderstorm. only 20% to 30% chance of that today and tomorrow. we will cool from here on out. so upper 70's tomorrow and we are talking 60's wednesday through friday with the best chance of rain thursday of this week. lisa baden, what do you have in traffic? >> i have traffic taking a quiet spin except inner loop arlington boulevard where they are doing road work in the two right lanes. 66 and 95 up the beltway pretty decen

since 2001, every city of milwaukee employee has been paid a pension. scottin under a mantle of reform. virtually no county employee has lost their pension. in 2009, they will be paying even more his rhetoric is phenomenally good. he lowball -- lowballed his own pension scheme. 2006, 2008. part of that is because he did not put in the amount that his own pension board said he should put in. to me, that is kicking the can down the road. >> i want to give you a chance to respond to that. >> sure. i can refute every single one of those points. that is why his ad got a pants on fire a lawyer breeding. we have inherited incredible challenges. week tapped those benefits. i am no lawyer. you know you cannot take away vested benefits. from that point forward, no one can take those. the only reason they talk about rearranging the finances of the county is so there are other ways you can get back, and legally there are no ways to do that. because of what we inherited, we did not borrow for a new debt. what we did was to be responsible reform that even the city of milwa

but that was lyer.itely an out lia host: any idea how much has been spend on the gubernatorial races? guest: we have seen quite a bit spent. scott probably has, of those three, the best shot of winning on election night, but whitman showed her down 10. today -- down 10 points a day. she spent more than anyone in these races. host: jessica taylor is the assistant editor of the politico. thank you for being on the "washington journal" and coming up next, we will look at the role of the independents in the 2010 campaign. >> the latest associated press survey of leading economists finds there are out look for 2011 will mirror than in past polls with only slight improvement -- gloomier than in past polls with only a slight improvement. unimplemented think only that but to about 9% by the end of -- and employment, and dipping to only about 9% by the end of 2011. turning back to politics, a new quebec? university poll released today -- a new university poll released today shows mariko rubio's, it is shrinking. meanwhile, alex cink holds a slight lead over kendrick meek. voters in polling places may see a list of a write-in candidate. t

by the way, the scott campaign has over 3900 points on the air.ally outspending her two, three, and four to one. it's an amazing amount of money that he's spending on this governor's race. finally, in the kentucky senate race, rep pubs are hammering democrat jack conway, coordinated attacks right now. a new one from rand paul's campaign featuring a pretty bad impersonation of the president. take a listen. >> jack conway -- has glitch me a stamp of approval. conway supported me for president, helped bankroll my campaign, and even fought to pass my health care plan. there he is now. mr. jack conway. now, there's a guy i can work with in washington. >> you know, savannah, what's interesting about kentucky and why i wanted to point it out is national republicans are pouring money in this race. we call it the martha coakley lesson. they don't want to take the race for granted. they don't want to wake up having won ten and lost this one and be short of the majority. >> thanks. >>> coming up, where are the jobs? no, really, where are they? which regions

scott mcnichol has video to prove it. the shark tries to bite the camera a couple of times. mcnichol says he was petrified. the last time there was a fatal shark attack in new england was back in 1936. >>> we started out the morning with mostly clear skies, but the clouds moving in rapidly, even a few showers, we'll be tracking more rain over the next couple days. right now the maps, you can see not a lot happening with action happening in the north bay, mainly sonoma and napa counties. backing the maps out, right near the immediate shoreline over the next 24 hours, we could be talking about rainfall amounts approaching 2 inches. weather story today was this though with increasing clouds, the clouds really moving in this afternoon, still, the clouds a factor for this evening, chances of rain for your thursday. the extended forecast does feature clearing skies, especially sunday into monday of next week. satellite, see the activity here with this pacific storm offshore. it's deepening, can't imagine of a sea saw, this gets amplified and pushed to the north. the main rain line

scott mcnichol has video to prove it. the shark tries to bite the camera a couple of times. mcnichol says he was petrified. the last time there was a fatal shark attack in new england was back in 1936. >>> we started out the morning with mostly clear skies, but the clouds moving in rapidly, even a few showers, we'll be tracking more rain over the next couple days. right now the maps, you can see not a lot happening with action happening in the north bay, mainly sonoma and napa counties. backing the maps out, right near the immediate shoreline over the next 24 hours, we could be talking about rainfall amounts approaching 2 inches. weather story today was this though with increasing clouds, the clouds really moving in this afternoon, still, the clouds a factor for this evening, chances of rain for your thursday. the extended forecast does feature clearing skies, especially sunday into monday of next week. satellite, see the activity here with this pacific storm offshore. it's deepening, can't imagine of a sea saw, this gets amplified and pushed to the north. the main rain line

the club's twentieth and star studded roster being only one of the factors on the road to success has scott and kontinental hockey league president alexander madrid if explains its with the former selves or the pros or would you go for real. losses over a number of offices. with already the place who could demonstrate terrified of. a local hero for killfile about the evils of people for far away for a loser for his acquittal here are some names that might ring a bell for an avid fan of the national hockey league aleksei yasha getting a box of moxie muffin again if all these guys were at one point instrumental in their respective n.h.l. clubs for former new york i'd in their yosh and such company is obviously a plus in his hands for the guarin cup personel it's a lot of unsold but for. some it's me. because i saw a. lot of guys play with him much. i thought of a different kind of environment but again it's. a great city for you know the fans and i heard sirens again on the last year was a lot of soul guards and the lot of fans came through as this place has been excited to build you well in

the killer's name was scott roeder. mr. roeder hasion of anti-abortion protesters outside of dr. tiller's clinic in witchta. when he was pulled over and arrested after the shooting, he had the phone number of a senior staffer at the anti-abortion group operation rescue in his car. he had visited in prison dozens of times another anti-abortion extremist named shelley shannon, a woman who inç 1993 had shot . tiller in both arms. scott roeder was convicted in january of this year and in april he was sentenced to life in prison. there was never really any question that he committed the crime. but late on friday night, there was a shock of a new development in this story. "the rachel maddow show" staff e-mail tree lit up in the middle of our show friday night as we learned, behind the scenes, about news coming down from kansas. news coming down from kansas that a federal grand jury was investigating whether, in fact, scott roeder acted alone or whether this assassination was not the action of just one kook, but rather the manifestation of

american cross roads have nothing on these three on what's coming out and yet all three, rick scott perhaps has the best shot of win withing of those he three but they all could lose. >> meg whitman had to spend a lot of money to get known, could you argue she could have fallen short of that and also a robust get out the vote operation, look what she is doing, trying to swim upstream as a republican in a state like california. so that becomes difficult. linda mcmahon, same thing, trying to as a republican ton win even in this environment in connecticut is proving more difficult. i think the realism. pact of the money and the politics, money and politics, are in smaller markets, where you have, say, a democratic congressman who all of a sudden is getting hit by some of these outside ads, where they are putting money that's really disproportionate to what's being spent had a race. >> amazing how many candidates for congress have outside groups outspending them where the republican nominee is not putting up their own ad a couple of the races, i want to talk about the national effect, republicans c