shelly >> this is the strongest earthquake in the state up until now.rd >>vicki: and world news, a brazilian cameraman was shot and killed in a rio de janeiro slum while he was covering a gun battle between police and a drug dealer. this is video that he was still green.--and this is the video he was filming. >>brian: after a rating saturday night, it turned out to be a nice sunday. a mixture of clouds and sunshine with a few showers. the showers have not subsided. things are born to cool off and we will see fog by the morning. here is a live review for mt. tam. temperatures are starting to plummet already. petaluma is the cool spot at 39 degrees. we will drop into the mid-30s in upper 40's for vallejo and san francisco. the satellite view shows that things are winding down. we will get a break for a few days. and is a storm, but it will stick to the north. we have another system that will approach later this week. rain and gusty winds late thursday and friday. lake tahoe today, there are clouds. the weather will be tried for the next three days. there

of their favorite holiday >> not exactly sealed in blood but wedding official now a married couple shelly that like? >> it was an experience first time ever did that it was good >> no limousine to take them to paradise just a custom hearse >> plants going anywhere in doing anything? >> happiest place on earth here also served as wedding photographer today it took a lot of pictures popped on my blog wgntv.com/leshock in arleta marcus leshock wgn news @ 9 best work at night time. cannot wait to hear about the anniversary of tom skilling >> nice evening for trick or treaters and those outside take advantage of the weather around the area of low temperatures to the west high temperatures s.d. does not get quite warm air mass coming in but it is not be out there tonight the suburbs down in the 30's as you can see what the storm to the west is doing looking at the snowfall in wyoming denver second snowstorm in a week coming in the next couple of days there is the rainfall continuing through thursday night the storm accumulating on the other hand with the rainfall going to accumulate we are in t

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bike was unveiled at the honda could have seen and will be on display for the next few days and shelly's former team pulled out of the race in spain that the remaining field including including champion casey stoner are taking part their motor g.p. great valentino rossi says his former partner will be badly missed. i was in a bad moment like these that michigan was the was great you know with a lot a lot of people that want to see michael and yeah you know and after i think he's going to be to be he really. is is a stranger is a strange feeling for for everybody but i think is the best way for remember mark i'm finally in thought didn't get the winning return he wanted after his five year break from the swimming pool strain had to settle for a lowly seventh place and the final of his first comeback race in singapore a five time olympic gold medalist was competing in the hundred meter individual medley at the shore course event the first time he had attempted this discipline since two thousand and three other twenty nine year old was second fastest in the heats to reach the final but like

i have to say the nert, and i see shelly sitting up here and aircrafta, the actual -- aircrafta the actual nert is part of it. if you think of a hotel as a small city in and of itself, if you have have an emergency response team and find people to be prepared has helped us. as has been mentioned, we have trained in partnership with the fire department, our hotels have hosted the trainings that have resulted in over 400 people being trained. we do feel like there's still things we need to work on. one -- communications, while they've improved, we still need to do more. i think that's the key message i'd like to leave is that i don't think there's ever a point we'll be completely prepared. we're always going to have new people come into the district. we are always going to have visitors. how can we stay on top of it, using social media, p.d.a.'s? one of the things we did is pull together all the different property owners, all the security teams within the properties and where he published a list for all of our employees and for all of our businesses. it's a business card that actually opens

. >> reporter: shelly young has been volunteering at the event for nine years now. sadly, in recent years, she says she has seen mother people in need. >> there is a lot of appreciation. they have a smile on their phase. >> reporter: in southeast d.c., mayor gray spent time handing out free turkeys to those in need. in exchange, there were many thank yous and lots of hugs. >> nice to be able to reach out to people who otherwise might not be able to have the best thanksgiving and be able to make a difference to do that. >> it has been a long year for many as they face unemployment and trying to make ends meet. oliver henson of southeast has a bright outlook, confident things will get better. >> we got to keep the faith. i mean you can't give up. never give up. >> reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> another thrilling night at verizon center. the scoring started with the two alecs. >> alexander semin scored his first goal of the area. the hero was jason chimera. he scored a goal in overtime. >>> happy thanksgiving on this thursday. we are taking a live look at the

spike was unveiled at the honda odyssey garridge and will be on display for the next few days and shelly's former team pulled out of the race in spain remaining thrilled including champion kay stoner will go ahead but most of g.p. grey valentino rossi says it's on the prostate be sorely missed. where the dead moments like these that the most feared was there was very little with a lot a lot of people. want to say to michael and you know and after i think it is going to be the. he is just things that he's a strange feeling for for everybody but i think is the best the way for the forty member mark. progress of a small sport come out and around trust and say should what's the weather's coming up next. culture is that so much i was about to feed him but i feel like you have a real problem for the party despite over it least it was twenty years ago the end of the communist party of the soviet union was the final step before the collapse of the. in indonesia. in the. church in. the ritz carlton hotel hotel. in china you can see a censored. hotel mccombs seventy.

it's quite obvious shelly who has been targeted by the right fanatics who do not accept any critique subgroup of a religion and want us to lead them to to their ways thereby destroying the freedom of speech in europe and that's really what sort of struck it's about it is a question of seriously islamists wanting to decide what can be serious what can be and what can you can't be drawn in the way they're challenging how freedom of speech and i think that's one of the most cherished freedoms that we have a strong so we should not accept this by any chance and i think that all right it might be provocative also what you just posted also what shirley had to do in what you know what to say you know we have a stand here we will see what we like we will laugh at what we like and it's also very humid most of us have humor in what surely it could be and it's a shame that these muslims cannot love us just think about all the lectures that christianity has received throughout the centuries my goodness in my country i mean there have been marked. by all sorts of persons during the last two three

shelly berkeley in nevada. tim kaine dodging him in virginia.rd, sometimes hard to show up when you are unpopula unpopular. >> bob: when i managed mondale's campaign we couldn't get the dog catcher to come out there. stay away from that, because the dog ain't hunting. we stay away. that makes sense. they are overreacting to the neg fall-out. there will be a big turnout. but the question is who will turn out? >> dana: pennsylvania has not gone on the way of republicans since george h.w. bush. >> eric: there is a reasoning casey didn't show up. people according to the quinnipiac poll, 80% of the pennsylvanians think economy is headed in the wrong direction. do i think pennsylvania will go republican? probably. the state did, the governor is republican. it's headed in that direction. the clinger address, with what candidate obama said about the people of pennsylvania they were bitter clinger to religions and guns. >> dana: the working class type. >> bob: but the point is there is a lot of them in pennsylvania. that had, there is a thing they call t

shelly levy met with their multiple times during the ad mentions process but was not around during thechool year when the class is in question were alleged to have taken place. >> it is a bit of magic is a bit surprising. "according to reports, several students word about the gaping hole in their curriculum wrote letters about her absence. the students say they never got an explanation as to why the clauses were never taught. >> it is nice that if there is a problem, students can have a say in their education. >> the university is investigating the accusations students refused to comment. have been told by the department ought to comment to the media. some say they are not surprised by the allegations. >> i have heard about things like that happening in other departments. >> that is pretty much all university officials will say is that they are investigating the allegations. several phone calls were never returned. >>> thank you. coming up next on abc 7 is at 5:00 we will tell you about why he almost lost out on the big winners. >> get your cash back. which cash back booth looks better

. >> reporter: shelly young has been volunteering for nine years now and sadly in recent years, she's seen more people in need. >> there is a lot of peak. they have a smile on the face and they're looking at you like you care about me to bring me lunch. >> and in southeast d.c., mayor gray spent time handing out free turkeys to those in need and in exchange, there were many thank yous and lots of hugs. >> nice to reach out to people who may not believe able to have the best thanksgiving to make a difference for that. >> reporter: it's been a long year for many as they face unemployment and trying to makens meet. and he has a bright outlook: confident things will get better. >> and, you know, you can't give up. never give up. >> reporter: and a thanksgiving day tradition fulfilled at the white house. this morning, president obama pardoned two turkeys. the official national thanksgiving turkey is named liberty. the backup turkey is named peace. and the first daughter sasha and meli awash the turkeys good luck. >> of you know recently i have been taking a series of actions that don't req

joining us, shelly, married to a man known in republican advertising of financial support for marriagey of voting rights in maine because they want you to think that's a bad thing. thanks for joining us tonight. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. i'm glad to hear they called the race. this is crazy. you can see it's happening all over the country. the attempt to take away people's right to vote, discourage people from voting. the republicans overplayed their hand once again and trying to talk about a gay alliance was frankly a disgusting turn of events on their part. maine voters have said no. >> sorry to interrupt for a moment. it was so strange to me they ran the big gay ad, their final missive? why did they turn to that at the last minute, seems so unrelated and random? >> so random because they had no good argument for taking away your right to register. we had two incidences of fraud, encourages people to vote working people and people who can't get to the polls. this is a national agenda from the outside and won't disclose their donors and putting up crazy ads around hate. que

southeast corner of alabama, we talked with four farmers, amy and lee fitch, jerry danford and todd shellyeen the exodus of their workers. >> how many of you voted republican in the last presidential election? >> i did. >> show of hands. >> i would consider myself a republican and normally vote that way. >> how many of you have ever voted for a democratic president? jimmy carter, bill clinton? >> huh-uh. >> and republican governor robert bentley, who signed the immigration law did you vote for him? >> yeah, i voted for him. >> how do you feel about that vote right now, jerry? >> bad. real bad. it was an honest mistake. but, you know, i feel bad over it. >> reporter: one of the strongest veins of opposition to this law are republicans. people who voted for you. farmers. >> that's right. >> reporter: this is governor bentley's first national tv interview on the immigration law. >> diehard republicans say this is the worst law that they have seen in a long time. it's going to destroy their business. >> if they are using illegal workers right now, will it hurt them? possibly. especially this f

reporter: shelly young has volunteered at the event for nine years now.adly in recent years she says she's seen more people in need. >> there is a lot appreciation. they have a smile on their face because they're looking at you like wow, you really care enough about me to come bring me some lunch. reporter: in southeast d.c. mayor gray spent time handing out free turkeys to those in need. in exchange there were many thank yous and lots of hugs. >> nice to be able to reach out to people who eyes might not be able to have the best thanks -- otherwise might not be able to have the best thanksgiving. reporter: it has been a long year for many as they face unemployment and trying to make ends meet, but oliver henson of southeast has a bright outlook, confident things will get better. >> we got to keep the faith, you know. you can't give up. never give up. reporter: matt ackland, fox 5 news. >> well, we are not giving up on this forecast that well, eventually it will get better. today it was rainy for the macy's annual thanksgiving day practice parade. this wil

he has found meaning in mary shelly's frankenstein. >> i have watched the movie "frankenstein" and i read that one and i was like hey. i started to look at the monster differently. i was who is really the monster. to me this place is dr. frankenstein and we are the monsters. we are the belly of the beast. we're the outcast. we're the forgotten. in my spare time i like to write and i have been contemplating writing a book. i started out like this. frankenstein, the moment you created me, you condemned me, rejected me, crucified and despised me. abandoned me emotionally, unleashed the very held in me, often overlooked stepped upon crushed, no one stops to notice that my movements are poetic. my stride is determined. my love is unconditional. my spirit is free. although i'm a monster, there is a soul inside of me. >> i do not believe there is an employee in the indiana department of correction in any state facility that does not know the name christopher trotter. >> beverly gilmore is the confinement unit's case manager. one of her responsibilities is to evaluate trotter's ability to re

shelly says good grief, yes. i knew it was spam. the one i received today was even more disturbing. obviously a lot of folks have received this stuff. people are getting to point where they recognize it's spam and not even opening it, but just be aware. a lot of people even in this newsroom gone to their facebook page want in news feed and it's popped up. -- page in the news feed and it's popped up. >>> the former football coach at the center of the penn state child sex abuse case says he's innocent. jerry sandusky said he made some mistakes but denies being a pedophile. >> reporter: just about everyone on the penn state campus watched, read or heard about alleged child molester jerry sandusky's televised interview with nbc's bob costas claiming he was innocent. >> i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after workouts. i have hugged them and i have touched their leg without intent of sexual contact. >> none of the dozen people we randomly talked to believed what sandusky told nbc news. >> he's absolutely guilty i think. what the interview said i think it's gross that he eve

shelly dexter wrote it has to be a. i don't know how many times i fight with my niece about putting hers on. do i have to wear it? >> wear your coat. it is just a good idea. log on to facebook.com/wusa9 page and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer coming up in our 6:00 a.m. hour. be right back! >>> we're looking at some rain this morning. right now, the heavy stuff south and east of town. temperatures also range from the upper 40s up toward hagerstown and western maryland to the low to mid-60s. in leesburg and haigerstown, reporting a touch of fog this morning. by 9:00, maybe a couple of showers coming through as the front approaches. 63 degrees. watch what happens to temperatures though. they'll stabilize middle of the day with some sunshine. upper 50s to low 60s. this afternoon, here comes some rain returning for the mid to late afternoon as temperatures drop into the 40s and 50s. andrea and mike? >> thank you, howard. the redskins rosser is a little smaller this morning. it wasn't his choice to leave. >> you

picking up a senate seat next year, former president bill clinton already scheduled the campaign for shellyo unseat republican dean heller. what are the keys to this matchup going to be, charlie? >> turn out, probably again. and democrats were able to hold on. senator harry reid had horrible numbers in the mid-term election but able to get out a turbo charged democratic turnout in 2010. the question is, can they do that again in an election where the overall turnout will be a lot higher in a key presidential state? so that one's going to go absolutely to the wire as well. >> thanks so much, charlie cook. always good to see you. we'll talk a lot over the next year. >> take care. >>> back to today's election and that emotionally charged ballot measure in mississippi we were just talking to domenico about. when human life legally begins with major implications for the abortion debate. here's nbc's pete williams. >> reporter: if it passes it would be the tough test anti-abortion law in the nation by far. not merely restricting action but outlawing it. >> with over 1 million couples waiting to a

he arrived by popping out of a coffin, she arrived in a body bag and shelly and don were wed and willhappily -- i guess as husband and wife. >> that's so beautiful. >> party at their place next halloween. i bet they'll throw a good one. >> that's really stlang. whatever makes you happy, right? >> exactly. welcome to november. >> thank you. i can't believe it's november. >>> think home values have hit rock bottom? why one financial analyst says we have not seen the worst yet. we'll have a live report from the nasdaq market site. first, the word of the day exo planet. find out what it means and why you need to know after a short break. it's 53 minutes past the hour. [ male announcer ] it's true... consumers er wanchai ferry orange chicken... over p.f. chang's home menu orange chicken women men and uh pandas... elbows mmm [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry, try it yourself. there's a moment where everything comes together. where there's magic. and you now understand what nature's been hiding. ♪ at dow we understand the difference between innovation and invention. invention is important. it

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the heart and soul of my teaching is poets, emily dickin son, blake and wordsworth and keets and shelly and for a little bit of opposition, i teach jane austin. >> in your book you write about marcel prp oost. i must confess i wouldn't know much about him if it hadn't been for this show and a visit we made a few years ago to shelby foots' home in tennessee. i want to show you a clip and ask you why people read marcel proust. >> my mother gave me this for my 78th birthday, and every time i feel i've earned the right to do it, i quit everything and reread proust. i've done it -- in the back of this, i wrote each time, it's the ninth reading, 1993. i haven't felt justified in taking off too much since 1993. >> so you've read this book, and it's what, 3,000 pages? >> yeah, mm-hmm. >> nine times? >> right. >> why? >> it's -- two reasons. one is pure enjoyment. proust is one of the most entravonning writers that ever lived. and the second is he can teach you something. a writer can learn from proust. and he can indeed -- we were talking about shakespeare. that's the grand master teacher. >> l

shelly harris was reported missing on halloween. she went to school and never returned home. she is from pleasanton. that is where her family was looking for her. she was actually spotted in concord with the man the see pictured here, get the next eight--gavin mcfate, it is unknown if here is is with the man to voluntarily or ounder force. we will be right >>mark: president obama is speaking at the g 20 summit. he says the most important task is to deal with european debt crisis. here was the president this morning greeting the summit host, nicolas sarkozy. the european union has taken four steps towards a comprehensive solution that has details that still need to be worked out. >>president obama: the most important aspect of our task over the next two days is to resolve the financial crisis here in europe. presidents are cozy has shown extraordinary leadership on this issue. i agree with and that there are some important steps towards a comprehensive solution and that would not have happened without the leadership of nicolas sarkozy, here at 5020, we will have to flush out m

morgan, bass, lynn, shelly wagner. we have come a long way thanks to you. please give them a hand.applause] now, one of the strengths of american publishing is its very broad base of publishing enterprises from the very small to the very large, and this year's finalists represent 14 different publishers from all over the country from the smallest of the small, look out books in north carolina, whose very first publication is a finalist for the national book award. [applause] all the way to randomhouse, america's largest. our finalists -- [applause] our finalists come from as far away as barrel, alaska. [applause] and as close as across the river in brooklyn. and -- [applause] such diversity is gratifying, and it's what makes the national book awards truly national. on behalf of the national book foundation and our board, i wish each of our finalists good luck tonight, and now on to the awards ceremony. thank you. [applause] >> i think that was very nice of david to mention so many people here tonight who already won awards, and i'm delighted if he included me among them even though

the equation that is what every other bipartisan group has done and what we've asked is that we sen shellythat -- essentially take that same approach in our bipartisan group. there is this discussion going on within the republican party whether or not they are willing to do anything meaningful when it comes to the revenue side of the equation. and, you know, the next couple days, will determine the answer to that question >> again a very different story for the media. let's listen to what we are talking about this is a bit of the interview from republican congressman jeb henserling. >> with respect to my democratic colleagues i want to make it clear these are honourable people i believe they negotiated in good faith but what i have yet to see is a plan that fundamentally solves the problem even the president said the major drivers of our debt are medicare, medicaid, health care nothing else comes close. >> yet behind closed doors asking his colleagues to take a look at tax breaks what is the story here. >> well, with respect to what my colleague said, he hasson gosh crated in good faith bu

. >> chairman johnson, ranking member shelly bi, committee members, thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today about what we see happening with the military in our area. our organization serving western south dakota for 37 years providing housing consling and other programs and create programs used by 1.4 million consumers across the nation. our agency serves military personnel at the air force base. the airman family readiness center invites us to provide financial education programs. they refer individuals to us struggling with housing issues or if they have financial issues for our debt program and they come in for debt education. the military has housing issues they don't. when they have orders, they have to move. siesmians have choices to move or not move and when to move. the military cannot. if they take their family with them, it creates financial stress. if they leave their families home, it creates financial stress. it's a difficult time. agencies such as ours providing counseling can help military members and families while they serve our country in these difficul