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let's get rolling with tom brady and the patriots at the york jets, brady finding shane -- turn on thetouched until the end. 3-yards for the touchdown. it just got worst from there from new york. brady, 323-yards. three touchdowns, how bad are the jets? this pretty much sums it up. steven gregory goes the other way for the touchdown. 21-0. 10 seconds later, it got worst. joe mcnight, the ball comes loose. two touchdowns, 10 seconds, game over, rex ryan, 49-19, patriots win and improve to 8- 3. jets fall to 4-7 >> check out washington, d'angelo hall, up ircut to cowboys dez bryant looks around to see if it's all clear to retaliate. then he thinks "no, it's thanksgiving, let's get along." >>> tony romo finds bryant for the 5-yard touchdown. the longest of romo's career. cowboys are down by 14. robert griffin the third was the man. fourth touchdown pass of the game -- pretty much it, griffin, 311-yards, their first win ever on thanksgiving against dallas. they were 0-6, one more game, texans at the lions. houston texans got lucky in detroit, i'll show you why in a minute. matthew stafford

. >> raceway firefighters austin kingry and shane spaulding witness the crash directly in front of them. but they must watch helplessly as the flames envelope the car. >> had to pause there and wait for the rest of the field to go by. it seemed like forever that we had to stand there. >> watching this wreck made your heart drop into your chest because you know that both those drivers were in danger. >> you could see the car shaking and hear mike screaming in the car. so i knew if we didn't react with enough time and get there fast enough, that it was going to turn into a fatality. >> the track clears as shane and austin race across to reach mike. but no one is sure if he's still alive. >> i was behind austin when we were running up to the car. i saw him spray his extinguisher first, so i started spraying. when he got about two or three foot from the car he dropped his extinguisher to go in and help mike because mike obviously hadn't gotten out yet. >> i initially sprayed my extinguisher to knock down the flame so i could get myself in there. as my partner ran around to the back side to

shane graham kicks the game-winning 32 yarder. 34-31 texans in overtime. >>> mike montgomery and the bears taking on drake in a directv classic. allen crab hits the 3-ball from the corner. they go on a 14-2 run. cal wins 73-70. in anaheim, st. mary's wins 76-64. and stanford versus missouri in the bahamas, under a minute to go, 70-66 missouri. the lay-in, missouri wins 78-70. that out of college basketball tonight. >> thanks for watching.

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shane mccann was one of the first on the scene. >> he had a gunshot wound to the back of his head.was laying face up. >> reporter: fall had lived here for years a place where americans come to find quiet and anonymity. according to the realtor, mcafee stood out. he said he is paranoid. i wonder if you have seen evidence of that? >> certainly. any of us who live here on the island know whnotice when heap moving about town, he is not alone. he has security person fell with him >> reporter: they were armed with shot guns. but it could be this photo, snapped for a feature about john mcafee in "wired" which tells the story of a genius whose paranoia may be eating away at his sanity. >> i hid for almost 18 hours. i have buried myself in sand. i have slept on roofs the i will do whatever it takes. >> reporter: during the recession, mcafee lost nearly $100 million. but enough was left to buy this compound. mcafee,000 tells wired he believes the country of belize is out to get him. >> that they don't like him. that they either want him to leave the country or want him dead. >> reporter: mca

but shane we have seen the future of the elevator technology. >> i am going to push the access key which will access the voice. >> this has precise generation of power, which is important for highly acrilan the landing of the elevator. >> what happens next week and not know but it will be exciting. thank you for showing us this interesting technology. >>

who were saying his skills had slipped following recent lackluster performances against marquez and shaneom the outset, pacquiao looked sharp. >> the left hand moves bradley halfway across the ring. these power shots are taking their toll. >> he boxed well. i thought i saw some improvements from the last fight with marquez. >> so far you see a good fighter against a great fighter and that's been the difference. >> not even close. i was thinking it's a one-sided fight. >> maybe one of the judges could have found a round here or there to give to prbradley, but it appears to be a shutout. >> the lone complain from pacquiao's corner would be that he chose to cruise. >> he could have went for the kill and knocked him out and he chose just to win by decision. >> i guess they want to pick their fighter up and carry him around. >> to seemingly everyone, a one-sided verdict appeared to be a formalt. but then came the announcement. >> 113-111 for pacquiao. >> i was sho shocked. it was so close. are you kidding me? just amazing. >> 115-113 for bradley. 115-113, to the winner by split decision, and n

martha shane has more. >> we want an agreement to an agreement.epublicans and democrats have 48 days to come up with that agreement and avoid having the nation over a fiscal cliff. the president will meet with top american ceos to get their thoughts. on tuesday labor leaders went to the house to discuss a tax increase unless congress compromises. >> the president like we are his committed to preserving the tax breaks for the middle class and making sure rich people pay their fair share. >> if things do not change the tax cuts will expend for middle income americans in january. the estimated house will face a tax increase of $3,500. >> thinking a refund may not be a possibility for some people will use the money to take care of the expenses. that would be tough. >> democrats want higher taxes on the wealthy and keep the current tax rate for the middle class. republicans want to cut government spending. a new poll shows that lawmakers are too far apart. have think congress will not reach a deal. i'm martha shane reporting. >> nancy pelosi will annou

so i'm looking forward to that opportunity. >> shane o donahue joins us from dublin.impressions of tiger? he seems to have regained his swagger. >> i think there's no doubt about that, and good morning to you, carol. he looks very relaxed. he certainly was very relaxed in rory's company. but i do think, and i agree, that he is feeling a lot more comfortable. and he's overall over all of his injuries and trying to add to 14 majors. it's not really worked out that this year, but wasn't able to close the deal over the weekend. but he looks confident. and he certainly is acting like a man, you know, who knows what he wants and feels that he can achieve it. although it's a tall order to try and match jack nicholas' record, he has the best chance of everyone. but he needs to win five more majors, which as jack himself has said is a good career for anyone else. >> wow. i saw rory mcilroy sitting there. you also interviewed him. let's listen to what he told you about his relationship with tiger. >> yeah, it's great. tiger and i have gotten to know one another a little bit ove

tom brady, finding shane vereen out of the backfield. yards after the catch. 83-yard touchdown.england up 14-0. not even close to being done yet. ensuing drive for the jets. mark sanchez, well, he had a rough night. broken play here. tries to scramble. runs into his own guy. the ball comes loose. steve gregory picks it up. touchdown, patriots. the jets had a season-high five turnovers in this game. another look at it. vince wilfork, driving brandon moore into sanchez. gregory scoops it up. patriots up 21-0. tebow time? not yet. mcknight, devon mccord di. right into the hands of julian edelman. the patriots score 49 points and get the win. new england sweeps the jets for the sixth time in the last ten seasons. >>> tony romo and the cowboys hosting the redskins. tony romo had been unbeaten on turkey day. not anymore. the cowboys down ten. bryant. huh-uh. under 20 seconds to play. onside kick. deangelo hall says, i don't think so. redskins hang on to win it, 38-31. robert griffin iii had three touchdowns. that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >> go

. >> reporter: for shane johnson, it's a welcome change. >> especially what's going on the last couplears, it's nice to be out and having a good time. >> reporter: despite the rain and relatively small crowd, the good times turned bad for a few people. police say there were some arrests. in san francisco, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> today, we dressed up as parade broadcasters. >> today, we were parade broadcasters. now, i'm a pumpkin. >> no. not at all. >> you did a great job out there, too, by the way. awesome. >> thank you. >> glued to the tv. >>> let's get a look. this halloween storm we've been dealing with all evening long. it's moving so slowly. you don't have too much heavy rainfall. it's just a slow motion. at 6:00 p.m., across the north bay. now, the east bay. it's traveled 110 miles in 5 hours. that's 22 miles per hour. again, a slow motion of this storm tonight did add up the rainfall. most notably up in the north bay, which squeezed out a lot of the moisture. as you head to oakland and san francisco, it's been more minuscule. as the radar scans right now, here's the

but shane we have seen the future of the elevator technology. >> i am going to push the access key which will access the voice. >> this has precise generation of power, which is important for highly acrilan the landing of the elevator. >> what happens next week and not know but it will be exciting. thank you for showing us this interesting technology. >> >> okay, good morning, everyone, and welcome to this press conference today. as you can see, i'm honored having the mayor here with us who is tremendous partner in this process. as well we have dr. morassi from the department of health and women. and we have behind me a group of advocates that have tirelessly worked with our office and the community to make sure that domestic violence victims in our city are well treat and had provided with the services that they require in order to recover, in order to be able to move on. today we're also announcing a grant. we were given a grant of $650,000 from the department of justice. this is a grant that my office applied for with the assistance of casa de las mujeras. i don't know why i keep sayi

presidential election after the ousting of former leader hosni mubarak all right we're now joined by shane shaimaa held me she's a human rights activist who's in cairo for us thanks so much for being on the program morsi is to say that this move is intended to defend the revolution the opposition is accusing him of acting like a dictator would what's your take on this. actually from the city of. polarization i see right now in the egyptian public sphere and how it's getting more complicated i think that a neutral position is needed in order to understand the implications of these decisions personally i think i can agree with some of the decisions such as there is a trail off those who were acquitted of the murder of the sisters and also i can agree with this the persecutors general who has and mean public of the mubarak's old regime and he was appointed for life but in terms of the effect that somewhere she has given himself what you could call well except powers that cannot be appealed by anyone i think that this move has secured a lot of people in the opposition and in their rights and i

shane we lost connection with paula but we do promise to to bring her back as soon as possible meanwhile israel has been bombed into gaza intensified over night despite talk of a pending cease fire the number of palestinians killed in the weeklong offensive now exceeds one hundred forty most of the victims believed to be civilians those trying to report the conflict to the outside world are also being one bought it as journalist harry fear explains from within gaza. israel has intensified the pounding of gaza. and. particularly the targeting of governmental police buildings and. police station was totally leveled causing structural damage to. buildings some of the biggest governmental structures in gaza city were targeted including the biggest civil service building here in gaza. in the southern area of the gaza strip was targeted heavily overnight particularly the smuggling tunnels which gazans called the survival smuggling tunnels were almost totally destroyed last i continually being pounded with helicopters and f. sixteen s they were struck sixteen times last night israel killed thre

. >> shane bower served in iraq. his department made sure he had a job.hers haven't been lucky. >> i do have friends that have looked forward to getting out of the service. after their deployments to come home to go into a line of work. the jobs aren't there. >> bower says whatever concerns employers may have can be easily overcome if they're willing to give a young veteran a chance.sívÑç >> we have an update now on a story we brought you on abc 7 news at 5:00. an 11-year-old daily city boy missing friday night was just found safe and sound. he's no longer missing we're no longer using his name or picture. >> you can now get your skate on in walnut creek. the on ice rink opened today in civic park. abc 7 is a proud sponsor, you can see people came out to take spins out on the ice on this veteran's day observeance, nice time for families. i shot &z1ñ pictures on the cell phone of a grand opening. the rink open in mid january from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. >> it's fun. >> feeling like skating weather. >> chilly. we have had chilly mornings lately but it's

and which direction this country's going in i guess what most surprised me was the access that scott shane has because we keep hearing you know all these indictments for people leaking classified information but it seems like the administration when it's convenient particularly with you know some favor journalists the leaking a little classified not a bad thing innocent fortunate that we have to depend on you know people leaking information to keep the public informed because our democracy is supposed to be based on an informed public that we can vote up or down whether we want these policies or not but if you're kept ignorant in afraid then you trade your liberties for your security yet when what we learn is dependent on some of these leaks it makes you wonder just how much more we don't know how much more isn't being leaked by these unnamed sources sometimes colonel morris davis as always thanks so much. still ahead here on our team the white house issues a new memo on national security and stopping leaks that come from inside the government is this just another attempt by the obama admi

shane sterling recently lost her case alleging she was fired because she was pregnant.hy did you decide it was so important to do this? >> because if i hadn't gotten pregnant, i wouldn't have lost my job. that's what this boils down to. and that's not right. >> reporter: the producers will appeal this latest decision in favor of ms. cochran. "the court, among other things, refused to allow the jury to hear and consider that 40% of our models have been pregnant," reads a statement. "we expect to be fully vindicated after the matter has been reviewed." the very day of the damning verdict, drew carey made a very public show of support for another model mom to be. >> she's pregnant. tell the world! >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> to be continued. >>> when we come back on the broadcast tonight, the famous actress called before the queen it was her first time. and tonight, we learn what the queen had to say. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike mos

r2kenneth farrow david piland ryan jackson braxton welford daniel spencer experience spencer shane ros dewayne peaceconceal, buddy? >> a repeat offender smuggles contraband into the jail. >> my caidered high profile because the guy killed was a local celebrity. rap star an i marked man. he might as well do himself a favor and kill himself. escription pill epidemic takes his toll in the jail. >> and drug abuse can. >> please don't keep me from going home on friday. and it might keep another inmate from leaving me from going home o >> if you don't friday, i didn't keep you from it. you did. >> and officials are concerned over one inmate's growing influence. >> i got a reputation of leadithese young guys to do all this type of crazy stuff. this is a reputation that you've got to live down. >> a source of pride for louisville, kentucky has been the revitalization of downtown. marked by new high rises, residential and retail centers. but it also has been a busy time for another downtown landmark. the louisville metro department of corrections jail books about 45,000 men and women each lóyea

tom brady to former cal star shane he takes it down the side line for 83 yard touch down. break it open with a 35 point second quarter. how bad did it get for new york. sanchez runs into offensive line man. fumble the the ball and gregory returns it 32 yards for another score. the patriots win a laugher. 70th annual big bone game was marred today when san jose suffered a neck injury and had to be taken off the field by ambulance. he's now listed in fair condition. another big crowd filled the stands for this south bay thanksgiving tradition. san jose came in undefeated but this game belonged to lincoln. christopher or tests finds the score and cruise 55-13, 15 straight win in the series. 89th turkey day game as mission took on lincoln for the san francisco city championship. lincoln jumps out early. derek to definite on who goes all the way. late in the fourth litigation led by 7 but mustang score a touch down and then l the 2 point conversion. lincoln takes a 1 point lead. bears one last chance but the mustang come up with a stop and victory so let the celebration begin.

. >> so many ceremonies and parades and it will feature a lot of sun shane.efinitely chilly starting out with temperatures a little frosty in the north and east bay. and how about this? we've got the snow for you in tahoe. this is heavenly. the tahoe valley airport, 5 degrees. so we are looking at snow making machines going through the next couple of days, but mother nature helping out by next weekend and taking you back home, numbers here are quite chilly. it's oldner the east bay. and at our coast this morning you can see the clear sky. the sun officially up in less than 30 minute and setting at about 5:00. so it will feel pretty good out there by mid-afternoon if you are in the sun, but certainly a chill to the air. live doppler 7 hd, fog up to the north and novato. boy, is it cold in santa rosa again. 32. 35 in livermore. look at concord at 36. good morning, san francisco. oakland as well, just in the mid-40s. except for the north bay, everybody is cooler this morning. look at the coast. >> 36 degrees half moon bay. so temperatures are ranging from no cha

because he is retired, his autistic son shane was no longer eligible to receive the a.d.a. services that he had previously received. the wait list for medicaid waiver services is over nine years. shane's family had to sell their home to pay the roughly $5,000 per month of out-of-pocket expenses that the a.d.a. treatments require that he so desperately needs. the money is running out for their family, and their family's effort is only to do what's best for their son. without any relief, we risk allowing brave military families just like this one to fall through the cracks. another active duty marine who served in iraq and afghanistan three times has maxed out his therapy treatments to treat his 11-year-old autistic son joshua. joshua is in nonverbal and so safety is a key concern. joshua is prescribed 35 hours of these a.b.a. therapy treatments each week. due to the severity of joshua's symptoms, the family is faced with the nearly impossible decision of foregoing the recommended care for their son or paying the bills out of pocket as long as they are able to. in my opinion

things i have seen with books like daniel clayton is kill or capture commenced the piece by scott shane and jo becker and "the new york times" is now as a country we are starting to have these debates in a way that we were just a couple years ago. so the more accountability is obviously difficult to have transparency with national security, counterterrorism operations. the more we discuss prison cons, how it is we want to do this, there is a possibility to put in place a legal and ethical framework that administrations of both parties have up to this point not done. one of the things that really surprised me and took me back when i was in yemen was how popular they had become. i think what we've seen over the last few years is that at the beginning, president of diaz sola that there is very little evidence early on. now it's become a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy. one of the things to remember about him and us a lot of people take money from outside sources. you're if i them in the country. was always unclear is how much influence that money buys. traditionally yemenis take a lot of

. >> michael, shane, you got your haircut. where is your glasses? i would never recognize you. you're in trouble again? you see somebody so young and innocent in one picture. and then it looks like they lived 20 different lives in such a short time. that's where we ask questions about the family life, health problems, drugs. are you high? when was the last time you smoked? >> i don't know. >> what do you mean you don't know? >> i don't know. >> yesterday? >> no. >> today? >> no. >> last week? >> no. >> for some reason i'm not believing you. >> on a september afternoon, when most teenagers are sets into their new school year, 17-year-old michael is back in juvenile for the third time on suspicion of burglary. the same charge for which he's already on probation. >> i'm sober? >> you're sober? there's a difference between being sober and high. >> every child has a story. we all have a story. in our life. if you can get little pieces and bits -- it's like a big puzzle. does your mother know you're here? >> yeah. >> where did they arrest you at? >> my house. >> by the time they get

you have got to reduce and simplify the tax burden, reduced regulation and an shane small businesses and a entrepreneurs. it speaks volumes that 50% of americans who voted on election day believe the economy was george w. bush's fault. there's a reason for that. president obama said that every single day and twice on sunday and we never responded. republicans were so terrified of uttering the words george w. bush that we never responded. let me give you another example. you are familiar with the quote war on women. the president, every democrat throughout this campaign saying republicans want to take away contraceptives. what putter and complete nonsense. i don't know a single republican on the face of the globe who wants to take away anybody's contraceptives. my wife and i had two little girls. i am thrilled we don't have 17. [laughter] >> not nearly as thrilled as she is. this attack was always deliberate mendacity and by the way we got the foreshadowing, way back when, the republican primary when george stephanopoulos was moderating. as an aside why are people like george stephano

shane mccann was one of the first on the scene. >> he had a gunshot wound to the back of his head. he was laying face up. >> reporter: fall lived here for years, a place where americans come to find quiet and anonymity. according to this realtor, mcafee stood out. he said that he is paranoid. now i wonder if you have ever seen any evidence of that? >> certainly. any of us who live here on the island notice that when he is moving about town, he is not alone. he has got his security personnel, his security guard with him. >> reporter: they were armed with shot guns. mcafee seemed to advertise his zeal for security. but it could be this photo, snapped for a feature of john mcafee in "wired" which tells the story of a genius whose paranoia may be eating away at his sanity. >> reporter: during the recession, mcafee lost nearly $100 million. but enough was left to buy this compound. mcafee tells wired he believes the country of belize is out to get him. >> that they don't like him. that they either want him to leave the country or they want him dead. >> reporter: mcafee told wired, polic

about for a long time and warning about for a long time that -- to read from this article by scott shanefront page of "the new york times," they're worried that in policing the web for crime espionage and sabotage, government investigators will unavoidably invade the private lives of americans. they point out that private personal messages are stored for years on computer servers even if you delete them, available to be discovered by investigators who may be looking into completely unrelated matters. which seems to be the case here in the petraeus -- so are any of us safe? charles in tampa florida. what do you say? good morning. >> caller: good morning, sir. i would like to say i'm fine with what the fbi agent did. it shows that -- it is a nonissue. >> bill: i give cantor credit. he didn't try to make a big political deal out of this. he went right to robert mueller and said i just want to be sure you know what's going on here. right? the head of the fbi. but why would this fbi agent -- that doesn't follow protocol. seems to me he broke protocol. why would he go to a republican member of

. >> 16 year old shane white walked on cool ridge ave. she was called to an area encourage was lost sight of people shandshyann is considered of diminished capacity. therefore is considered in danger. >> bobby sarsen and 15 year- old raquel gerstall . retail attended high school in san lorenzo she was a freshman. *. police have not determined a motive for the killing. please do not know why the girls were on an oakland street alone at that time of night. we are following the day's weather. like yesterday we are expecting a quite a bit of rain. the bulk of it hitting later on. we will get another full check of the forecast coming up in just a bit. we are back. checking in the markets this morning. good news on wall street the stock ended the day higher on news of law makers inching closer toward a deal that would avoid a fiscal crisis at the end of the year. that fiscal cliff we talk about. the nasdaq just 24. the s&p 500 rose roughly 11 for it. the future of the dollar bill will be the topic of discussion on capitol hill today. the govern

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lot of people on wall street felt hp way overpaid for atonomy and bearing responsibility for that is shane roberson, the former chief strategy office. whitman saying those two people who should be held responsible are gone. she's giving a pass to lloyd and kpmg, the accounting firm that did the due diligence. the auditor at the time is not held responsible for that. final quote, a willful effort to mislead investors, buyers, and impacted hp's ability to impact atomomy. in april, 2011, oracle said no thank you, way overpriced. they passed on this one. >> interesting. i'm sure we'll hear more about the story. adam, thank you so much. >> yep. >> maybe the largest insider trading scandal ever, more details on the $276 million scheme with charlie next. >> stocks down big heading out to the new york stock exchange selling off listening to ben bernanke here, down 52 points on the dow, and how the dollar is fairing as well headed to break. it is stronger against the euro. we'll be right back. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligatio. i need to reink the

people are filling up their cars and gas cans because they're running generators and shane saws likew york, new jersey and connecticut, very wooded, mature trees. people got to get out of there and clear their own homes and roads and so that's what you're seeing there. it really is tough. if you own your own business, i mean people are very upset about this. i talked to a livery cab driver who said, look, i've got two gallons of gas and customers all day long. what am i going to do? >> you're the first reporter warn all of us to check our insurance for hurricane deductibles. now there's news that andrew cuomo wants to wave this deductible. does he have the power to do it. >> state insurance regulators do have the pow story tell the insurance companies what the trigger will be. if a storm lands, check your policy, if a storm lands as a hurricane it could mean your deductible is not the $500 deductible you thought you had but a percentage of your home, on a 300,000 home, it could be $15 through thousan1 $15,000. governor cuomo saying they will not apply to sandy. what would the impact

lots of sun shane and a few more clouds that lead to cooling.utside this weekend. holiday shopping and wedding planning took a tragic turn for one san bruno family. this suv swerved into the back of a patrol car. chp investigators say chicago and drugs were not a factor, but they have fot ruled out falling asleep at the wheel. a family of six was inside the suv. a father, mother, and four durts. two daughters were ejected as it flipped over after hitting the patrol car. it's not known if they were wearing seatbelts. the oldest daughter, a 24-year-old, died. >> i know she wanted to go to india and she was going to get married. >> nisha's sister is in critical condition. the other family members suffered injuries as well. the chp officer was sitting in the patrol car and sustained minor jurisdiction. >> a fire captain remained hospitalized after a ceiling collapse after fighting an apartment fire at the kimberly woods. the captain was in a stair well when a water logged ceiling came crashing down on top of him. he is in stable condition with a fra

third quarter, same story, shane cockerill, 6 points for the coach's son.nal of 35-7. other miaa champions yesterday, in the b conference, st. paul and in the c, st. francis an one other note i have to pass along, austin, now with west virginia, he rushed for 344 yards on saturday. also caught four passes for 82 yards. west virginia lost 50-49. leads you to wonder what's going to happen in the big 12. oklahoma with that victory. pete gilbert, see you back here tonight. >> e readers will soon be available at every branch of the frat any library, thanks to a grant of over a quarter million dollars. >> the fratney library launched its e-reader program last year, a pilot program with a handful of nooks preloaded with 20 titles. >> they were flying off the shelves. the first couple of weeks, especially at the waiverly and town road branches, you couldn't get a hold of them. >> this pilot program showed us people want to read any way they can, especially with e readers. >> now thanks to a $350,000 grant from the wineberg foundation, e readers will be available fo

. >> ceo of the nasdaq stock shane said he and others participate in the fix for decades and i went to higher pay taxes as part of a deal to divert the so-called fiscal cliff. robert greifeld speaking at the brookings institution in washington on monday. last friday% obama met to discuss a plan for avoiding the fiscal cliff. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon. my name is glenn hutchins. a vice-chairman networking spirit of i'd like to welcome everybody here today. congressman oxley, great pleasure to see you. i've got to cut our remarks on sarbanes-oxley now. it is my great pleasure to welcome my colleague and friend, bob greifeld, cto of nasdaq to brookings. there's no doubt he's a successful business executive under his two valued brookings has increased by a factor of four. six dollars per share to $25 per share. gone up to 1.7 million. cash from 800 million major and is taken over the niche market in the united states and made it one of the most important global markets. 10 clearinghouses around the world. that is the facts. those are very straightforward and he is a track

shane ladner was wounded twice in iraq. he and his wife shown in this video arriving in midland. time one of may's legs. dr. steven ray, a veteran himself was in charge of the emergency room as the injured came in. he said even though he's trained to put his emotions aside, it was tough. >> found a veteran in the back room, still there, he and his wife. they had lost everything they had in the wreck. they didn't have identification, money, funding. he was a paralyzed veteran. called the pharmacy, told them i would pay for their medications and take care of them. it was an honor to be there and to help the vets. >> reporter: on tuesday, investigators will conduct re-enactment to determine what the train engineer could see. meanwhile, five survivors are still in the hospital, and four families are planning memorials and funerals for men that survived the battlefield overseas, only to lose their life here at home. matt, back to you. >> janet shamlian in midland for us, thank you very much. sergeant first class richard sanchez was thrown from the parade float after he pushed his wife

our children need this kind of support, shane and joshua need this kind of support, and we should be standing by our men and women who serve in the military because they stand by us. every parent who has a child with autism or another disability faces challenges to ensure that their child has access to the treatments that they require. for these military families, the challenges are even greater, and often compounded by the frequent deployments overseas, the frequent moves to different bases across state lines and sometimes significant gaps in their coverage. today, tricare coverage of a.b.a. is severely limited, it's capped at $36,000 a year per active duty member which falls far below what is medically recommended for so many of these children. this care is limited to active duty service members only and guard and reserve members receive intermittent care and children of retirees can't get coverage at all. as a consequence, military service members often must turn to the state medicaid programs to provide these services to their kids, but the problem is these services are often una