when things don't work, we can reset the sim. next slide. however, there are some unintended consequences when you marry some of the practices that we us the sim for or could use them for, and when we bring this together to the next generation of pilots, as the perception of simulator and reality becomes less, there is less sense of that perceptional difference between the sim and the real airplane. there is research indicating that virtual reality simulation can reduce the fear response to death hazards. what i'm talking about is not that pilots will mistake that oh, i didn't realize i was in a real airplane, because i thought it was so much like the i am. no. i'm talking about around the edges. because of the emergence in virtual reality activities to a much greater extent than the present pilot group, we need to be aware of a very probable response, so when they get into the airplane, they have less of a response to recognizing that we're getting closer to the edges of safety than we really want to be, and so there's no real reset in the

brown joined his argument after sims filed his. so over the weekend, albert brown was given a choice of what kind of execution he wanted. one with one drug or one with three drugs. >> mr. brown doesn't have to -- he could have the one-drug lethal -- [ inaudible ] >> there's no authority for them to do that. >> reporter: barring last- minute appeals, alfred brown is scheduled to be executed at 12:00 a.m. wednesday porning. he was sentenced to death back in 1982 for the rape and murder of a riverside girl. according to the district attorney, brown pulled the girl in a drove and strangled her with his own shoelaces. and then brown tormented the girl's family during phone calls saying to them they would never see their daughter again. today -- >> mr. brown cannot prove that he will suffer pain if he's executeed under the current regulations and has not demonstrated he's likely to prevail. the temporary restraining order is denyied. >> reporter: she agreed with the legal challenge that claimed the procedure for a three-drug cocktail aim

. >> and sim bameans salute and couca means dance. >> that is it. okay. (speaking spanish) (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and later on it becomes the simba couca. (music). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> one of the stars also and they would play with the guitar which is not here today and also the violin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and it was called sapa tao. >> (speaking spanish). >> okay. so dance to the sound of a violin or the guitar is one of the unique forms of perare you vaifian dance and brought with the african slave trade in the 16th century. the spaniards started it and not only as a form of social dominance but ways of enforce their ideology and with the footwork and done individually or in a group. >> (speaking spanish). >> so we started with a certain type of dance until at least two dance we challenge each other, yes. >> (speaking spanish). (applause). >> (speaking spanish) (applause). >> this type of patterns that he just performed are called this and this is a communication with the son and the mother and when we die, and the second one

police aested 17-year-old zachary sims. they've charged him with first degree murder. officials say sims has been in the custody of the district's department of youthrcó rehabilitation services on unrelated charges. bell was a player on the roosevelt high school football team. >>> tonight, we haveeveral first-hand accounts of that deadly bus crash on i-270 yesterday in bethesda. there were six childrenn that bus. they all survived. and tonight some of them are talking about the crash and their rescue. aaron gil crest is here now with more. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a fun day at the national zoo for three siblings from carlisle, pennsylvania, and it was until they started their trip home. that fun day, the kids say, turned into the scariest moments of their young lives. in their pennsylvania living room today, they don't look like kids with a frightening tale to tell. no visible scar scars, no scare faces. >> we were driving on the highway. and somebody said, driver, watch out. and we saw the driver slump over the steering wheel, then he started swerving to

they did not do this in the lab as well as on the street. >> barry sims, wbal-tv 11 news. >> baltimore city police are quipping themselves with a second set of eyes. city rizzdents got a chance to ride along with cops. more than 500 people participated in a community partnership event. every police car patroling the city was paired up with a member of the community. early in the day there was a youth challenge obstacle event. residents were invite today tour their local precinct. >> in "commitment 2010" report crataville goes against harris and takes issue on his stand on taxes. harris is fighting back asking it be pulled from the air waves. we have a fact check. >> 23% sales tax on everything you buy? that's ed harris' unfair tax claim. >> this is true but misleading. a 23% tax is part of a -- an act called the fair tax act. it would replace income tax, alternative minimum tax, social security, medicare, self-employment, corporate taxes. >> we have to believe in our system and our process. >> harris appears noncommital. stating i can support the flat tax or the fair tax. his campaign

. >> el mono sim boldzaba eso, y el terror y la violencia.lpe más importante que se le ha dado a farc en toda la historia. >> y esta unidad hay que arrimoarla. >> con la muerte de víctor termina un mito de la historia reciente del país en la operación participaron 36 aero navs que bombardearon el campamento, helicópteros que protegieron tropas de tierra y avión de inteligencia y carga. >> ayer iniciamos operaciones en este sector dónde seero unioh@ l corazón mismoero univisionnotics farc. la madriguera del mono. >> aunque operación inició hace tregsz en el el ataque comenzó a las seis de la tarde del martes y terminó con la dental ficts de un hombre que caracterizó el horror desde 75. >> fue un hombre que sembró el terror en colombia durante muchísimos años fue un hombre de crueldad sin límites y fue persona totalmente radicalero uo ado univcado a un ataque asuniv y respira ahí vamos estar. >> hasta que la culebra deje de existir. >> con el mono muere el im pourls que tanto daño ha hecho a colombia en décadas. >> recién ayer comunicaron que s

up to 5 million containers of sim lack mbe infected with inse parts.sizes from 8 ounces to 12.9 ounces. to see if you have the formula, go online to the website. they said they found insects last week in one section of a michigan manufacturing plant. >>> scientists are excited about the discovery of two unknown dinosaur species. kos moe has 15 horns on his head, but that was mostly for looks. the other dinosaur is larger, with five horns. he was about 22 feet long with a seven-foot skull. experts believe they will find more new species in the desert, which millions of years ago was a swamp. >>> coming up, new claims about why the titanic sank. >>> and jumping off the political ship? tonight, new report that is the president's right hand man is leaving washington to run for homeouto comrtroffice.s rstae sthm , ar homes to courtroom stars, the eight city leaders arrested on corruption charges face the judge. greed. the wealthiest corporations. billions in profits and bonuses. and the sacramento politicians just gave these same corporations a new billion

some even said they feared for their lives gary sims says the very latest. >> he not only had to talk about how frightened she was. she also had to explain differences in her testimony friday and past statements. they are charged with robbery and murder of kenneth harris you a shot -- who was shot. identifying suspects have been problematic. they believe they wore gloves to hide their fingerprints. they did not mention anything about the suspects having gloves on their hands. ? she specifically said if we found blood in your purse, which gave the years? she said, no. she never said it. she never said the perpetrators had gloves until a year later. >> prosecutors believe a security officer can identify gary collins. the defense asked her about a funny walking suspect. >> she made it clear that she saw the person entered the bar and then what all the way around. she told the police that this person had no particular limp or weird hit about his watch. she is very clear about that. on the stand, she forgot about that. >> she described her terror, saying, i was going to die. i thought i wa

one in the nature of the sim poll-- symptoms and two an anatomical location. in terms of symptoms, there is overlap but from a simplified point of view you could say that psychiatric disorders deal with enhancements, exaggerations of our every day life. we all feel despondent periodically. we all feel hopeless and worthless when an experiment doesn't work. and this is an extension what you see in depressed people. the mirror image, euphoria we experience when thing goes well. when we have a wonderful round table discussion. and we see a dramatic extension of that in manic disordered. and even schizophrenia, hallucinations and illusions we have examples of that in our dreams. by contrast, neurology differs in two ways in terms of symptomatology. first we see fragmentations of symptoms it t in parkinson's disease we see a dramatic slowing of movement. but in addition we see the appearance of behaviors that we don't normally see otherwise. with a lesion of the parietal lobe we see neglect of a whole side of the body. just absolutely remarkable. a denial that it's

were 25 city sponsored events last year including sin co de mayo and the dikes on bikes parade and the sim -- symphony concerts. > there are underaged drinker there's and people smoking pot all day. there are kids doing heroin now. i feel like everybody goes by my house with open containers. >> the park and rec department posted signs letting people know that they are not welcome. they want a safe environment, but not a war on fun. >>> well, hurricane earl is closing in on the eastern seaboard and it is now a category 4 storm. >> it could intensity more as it get closer. sandhya patel is tracking it closely. >> that's right. hurricane earl has strengthened, and it is picking up speed. i want to show you three storms in the atlantic. tropical storm gaston is no threat to land and fiona is expected to weaken and not become a threat to the u.s. mainland. but hurricane earl is a category 4. it now has maximum sustained winds of 140 miles an hour. tracking to the north, northwest at 18. as you look at this hurricane closely, you can see how large this hurricane is with a well defined eye. this

arnold schwartzeneggar tried to do something sim skplar got demolished by union autos christie has gota democratic legislature. but these guys have to face voters next year. i think he's instill aid level of fear in them. it's fun for people in new jersey who are used to our politics being the laughing stock of the country that he's a national leader now. his approveal rating stayed above 50% despite cuts he's had to make. >> california issued ious to pay debts last year. >> you didn't get a tax return, but an iou for a while. >> yes. >> voters are just ready? >> yes. math is clear in new jersey this, doesn't work. >> all right. i think it's a very important thing for national political system and reform in states that christie be able to make this work. we have to take one more break. our hits and misses of the week. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every siness day, bank of america lends billions of dollars, to individuals, institutions, schools, organizations and businesses. ♪ working to set opportunity in motion. bank of america. >>> time now for hits and misses of the week. dan, first to yo

if ban building next two stores that were replaced in i)ia sim fashion and then just carried throughporter: brick oven cafe' is back. >> didn't think about what are we 9ñdoing next what kind of business. we were going to build in mt. airy come back to main street. >> reporter: joanne sap lost her store but this survived the fire and motivated her. had been in the fire brought the surfboard to me. >> reporter: her dream now back on track, she says she never gave up. >> my husband said well we can i said no. this is my life. i'm going to get it back. >> reporter: so main street is back, and better than ever. >> main street america is vibrant and alive again especially down here. in mt. airy i'm lamont williams. >> a bad thing happens to you there's got to be a good door behind it to open. >> reporter: 1i abc 2news.. >>> think pink week all week kelly. >> that's right. >> i tell you, it's great stuff. ña little short on pink though. luckily i got a couple days off going into the weekend. you only have so much pink in the closet. >> i have a lot of pink. >> i can éarthat. had a little ra

did it was this guy like you know it is conflict evident that it is hard to say what the hard in a sims. with what i already. had to say that is of great business for us so there was a widespread paternalist. spirits in our society. some people are sure that somebody should solve a problem for so for you government to somebody else but not you at your own place and it always makes a real step back chris. it can be surprising but in our twenty first century many people like to say that they are not freed of their human lies and enough and depends on them. it is has a different origin disposition can be comfortable. if you cannot do anything you are not responsible for anything if your are not responsible for the government but for your family given this is very comfortable but it is dentures. shake what you got out more and more people in our country is thinking differently and is not. hoping for. my course of the government but for themselves that means that democracy has future in this country and has a future at worldwide that's why i would like to close some of. the of the phrase of

. >> couric: there's a new food recall today, the makers of sim lack are voluntarily recalling five milliontainers of powdered baby formula across the u.s., guam and the caribbean. some were found to contain insects. we'll be right back. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. no weigh? nope. no way. yeah. no weigh? sure. no way! uh-uh. no way. yes way, no weigh. priority mail flat rate box shipping starts at $4.95, only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. it helps to eat calcium-rich foods like yogurt, spinach, and cheese. but calcium, vitamin d and exercise may not be enough to keep your bones strong. so ask your doctor about once-monthly boniva. boniva works with your body to help stop and reverse bone loss. studies show, after one year on boniva that's exactly what it did for nine out of ten women. and that's what it did for me. (announcer) don't take boniva if you problems with your esophagus, low blood calcium, severe kidney disease, or can't sit or stand for at least one hour. follow dosing instructions carefully. stop taking boniva and tell your

plate one it's business is it of them to the sims or in the army to life never use the other is the most precious thing in the world. uses of self-sacrifice and heroism with those who understand fully that you have to live a. real life stories from would need to. be true nineteen forty five don't auntie dot com. the. law that mandates him a date set play get election campaign and what if you're a oldest democracy candidates for the nancy of a great city posse all of those states telegraphed. was a polish court will decide on the extradition of one of russia's most wanted terrorist suspects melissa detained and later released in warsaw. and russia and norway agreed to a landmark deal that puts an end to a porny year disagreement over disputed waters in the energy rich parents sea. and a new plan announced to pull the ailing u.s. economy out of trouble but despite all measures new figures reveal how millions of unemployed americans are still living below the poverty line. with today's top stories and a look at the week that was here on r t it's election day in sweden with a ruling coalitio

personas seleccionada >>> qu importante estar organizado cuando se presentan tragedias como la del sim la devolución de contribución que ellos hi skwie ellos hicieron a este mismo fono to. quñ nos puede decir al respecto. >>> sí, este es un referendo a nivel nacional se realiza . aquí en estados unidos hay 13 consulados peruanos, nosotros vamos a aéreo . le le pedimos que acudan a la fag na, consulado perú.com ahí está la información que requieren, los miembros y jefes de mesa electoral están obligados. . >>> es consulado de perú, o del perú >>> de perú.com y es muy fácil y a aissaahí sale la lista de ciuda elijan san francisco. >>> qu bien que puedan participar en este referend frf tambiéñ otro aspecto se aces cerca la sdwel celebración semana by nabl en perú. la participación de otros países ha sido extensa y el pru no se podía quedar afuera cuál será la prensa. . >>> bueno, es una magnífica iniciativa que cumple ya 10 año desde el añ pasado hemos participado nosotros el añ pasado tuvimos un resultado favorable, han participas más de 10 mil peruanos, existen varias formas unas son la

one thing they can all agree on is that you definitely get more bang for your buck here in india in sims gated community residents can enjoy the olympic sized pool state of the art tennis courts and a playground where there are just as many maids as children to supervise the kids while their parents exercise it's a far cry from the lives these immigrants were leading in america on a day to day basis a lot of the things get taken care of that made comes into the sweepings well being called in to cook twice a day and somebody comes into the clothes and while most site india is growing economy as the reason for me. moving back they won't discount the quality of life as a perk to just ask pooja bhatt acharya she worked as an i.t. professional in the u.s. in a double income house but now says her life is better than avar as an indian homemaker i see definitely. you know up to the standard of living in the sense that you have a house. affordability is much better. it's good the going is good here it's comfortable it's your own country. and while the crew at the silver jasmine are living it up

the nfl is investigating the alleged harrassment of mexican reporter inez sims. is talking about the independent and she is not the only one. it is unfollowedding on the internet. laura evans has more. >> reporter: an apology from the owner of the new york jets football team to inez sains. she says she was a target of catcalls and whistles. she tried to ignore them. >> i tried to minimize the effect and say don't worry. focus on your job and try to pretrend nothing happened. >> reporter: some say what she wore was provocative. on twitter, she defended herself showing a picture of how she was dressed. >> i say okay if a pair of jeans, a white blouse is provocative, all the women are provocative because it is very common to dress like this and for covering sports, i think it is very usual to do it. >> reporter: but that prompted a flurry of responses on twitter. one says if you don't want to be treated like a sex object, don't wear your jeans so tight and learn something about the sport. another, she is wearing a pair of jeans. she just happens to have a great body

believe that it should be all these people a lot of different approaches to stimulate the innovation sim russia and one of them by the way is just to improving productivity here in russia using we know we should see the nature of their business in each industry you know the truth productivity russia will be involved in the scope of what extent we have discussing there right now we have number of projects to support you know with the start ups in russia we are using a word we are giving up giving all the software to the young companies in russia and they are helping them to or develop to it to become a real player something to market that we have some other initiatives including our research and development center and we believe this call could be ever a good place for us to development which will for both the russian market we believe that in russia by market that has a very good potential for growth according to at least during this three years it will be approximately seventy percent growth for the russian market starting to be slowly this for us here since the. war and of course we as

. >> reporter: mitchell sims has been behind bars for killing a pizza delivery man. his attorney we went before the judge and convinced the judge to put lethal executions on hold. >> if they had followed the rules we wouldn't be here. we wouldn't have this lawsuit and we wouldn't have the additional delays. >> reporter: the criminal justice legal foundation, a sacramento based group which supports the death penalty says this ruling is yet another delay tactic to keep justice from being served for victims and their families. >> this is an extralegal meaningless effort to delay the execution of murders. >> reporter: just yesterday california prison officials set an execution date of september 29 for albert greenwood brown. he was convicted of rape and murder of a 12-year-old girl. reporting live at san quentin, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> correctional officers at folsom prison are slowly trying to bring things back to normal since riot. the gunshots hit five inmate, all five were taken to the hospital but tonight all are out of that hospital. the prison remains

that it should be all the school could be a lot of different approaches to stimulate to innovation sim russia and one of them by the way is just to improving productivity here in russia using innovations in each part of their business in each industry you know the truth productivity russia will be involved in the scope of what extent we have discussing death right now we have a number of projects to support you know with you for start ups in russia we're using our work we're giving giving all the software to the young companies in russia and they are helping them to look for development to do to become a real player something to market and we have some other initiatives including our research and development center and we believe that's called who could be a good place for us to develop what's the most important element of that you get tax breaks rules to do with all the companies was going to leave that the biggest advantage is this concentration of their. company in the center and in this case of course microsoft being good leader in eighty eight in sweden trying to grow we can russi

barry sims has the latest from the court house. >> former new haven lounge employee not only had to talk about how frightened she was, she also had to explain differences in her testimony friday and past statements she made to police. gary collins and two others are charged with the murder of harris when he tried to leave. prosecutors are relying on d.n.a. evidence and believe they wore gloves to hide evidence. the defense attorney wants to know why she did not mention the defendants having gloves on their hands. >> she said did they wear gloves, no. she never brought up the perpetrateers had gloves until a year later. they asked, and they didn't say anything about it. >> prosecutors believe the security officers who saw surveillance video can identify gary collins as one of the officers. the officer claims collins has a distinct walk. they asked her about a funny walking suspect. >> she made it clear she saw the person enter the bar and then walk all the way around, and she told the police in her original statement this person had no particular limp or weird hitch about his walk. she wa

and there is is a tremendous amount of force he took note of a hit and sims lost his spleen and almost his life. in the hope of avoiding such mistakes, dr. garza has begun to develop a vest with pressure sensors. and there research remains in early stages. telling us which 49ers is wired up, he can't quantify true intensity of the hits. so fast, so hard, that the sensors can't quite measure them yet. sth goal is to keep players healthy and in games. and dr. grarz hopes in five to 10 years this technology will bring us to that point. and in the process may add yet one more astatistic, pounds of force delivered or absorbed. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and new film set partly in san francisco. ♪ [ female announcer ] yoplait's real fruit and the goodness of dairy... gives you a little slice of happy. and happess comes in 25 delicious flavors. explore them all. yoplait. it is so good. the yoplait you can't get enough of. now in a four pack. >>> oching in theater saz film called "going the distance" about a bicoastal relationship with a local tie. she lives in san francisco. but as don san

barry sims has been following the trial and is at the courthouse. >> she told jurors on september 20, 2008. i thought i was going to die. like other bar workers, she described the tror she felt when the people came in and stole her purse. in short, she responded "that's my weed" when asked about marijuana found in the purse. she said gloves and a bandana did not belong to her. they asked her about the murder and the actions of the club owner. >> in one of the statements she said mr. harris called the bar before he came, and mr. covington's testimony was he didn't call the bar. also miss showers in one of her statements said mr. harris went out of the bar first and then three or four seconds later, mr. covington went out bar. >> she said as the robbers approached, he was ordered at gun point to go back into the bar and hand over the club's cash. mcgehny and williams are accused of robbing the bar. she said, i was upset. the robbers covered their hands with gloves. >> she never brought up the fact that somebody huh gloves on until she met with the state detective back in june of 2009. e

. >>> a team of health workers from an oakland church have been released on bail from a sim bob zimbabwae jail. the church has been sending workers there for the past two years. they have been ordered to return to court in two weeks. >>> the widening of the freeway is going on now. it's a few years off, unfortunately but everyone talks about how busy highway 4 gets. it looks okay coming into san francisco. no major problems here. northbound 101 still picking up some road work. they should be gone pretty soon but there's no they to traffic. now, let's go to steve. >> reporter: cool continues. we had the drop yesterday in temperatures. the weekend warmed up, at least inland. not so much by the coast. we dropped a little warmer over the next couple of days. the big news continues to be the increasing clouds on friday. don't cancel any plans or anything. it does look like rain to the north. the system showing signs of being a little stronger. it's not a whopper of a system. don't worry about that, but it does look like a possibility of rain. low clouds are in place today. we'll see that burn

. >> gary sims, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police are expanded their search for an escaped inmate.olice are looking for paul palmer and his pregnant girlfriend. palmer was being held on an attempted murder charge may be in a kia spectra with maryland tags. suspect or either sp the car, you are asked to call 911. >> intruders pulled out an air conditioning unit from a winds up to forced their way into a church in manchester. anyone with information is asked to call the carroll county police office. >> someone fired several shots at a home in catonsville. witnesses say someone inside a car started shooting randomly throughout the neighborhood. four bullet holes were found inside the home. nobody was hurt fortunately. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. there are several new problems. northbound 95, some heavy delays are formed because of an accident just pass the beltway. those delays cropping up quickly. in rice attack, watch for a new accident at dover and boggler road. we still have some closure

>> yes, that sounds good. [ singing in foreign language ] i'm sorry, sim sorry. your voice -- very strong. >> like you. let's do that together. one, two, three -- >> what's wrong with you? what's wrong with your laugh? >> i laugh like you. >> oh, my gosh. >> i love the smile. very nice smile. she's a smile like -- it's smile, stop, smile, stop. good power, this lady. >> no one could laugh like yeyha. there's no way. >> look. i'm done. okay? >> okay. >> he worked very hard on the ceiling. there's still a bit of a crack there, but he tried. and that's all that matters. >> i work very hard all day. you need a break. you and me. >> okay. sure. let's have a break. >> let's go! i take picture with you -- >> okay. >> look. >> hey, aqua mom, can i go on the slide? >> you can try. is very dangerous. let's go back to work now. >> thank you for the break. >> thank you, aqua mom. >> can you fix the screen? >> yeah, right now. one minute. see how my work. using your teeth. >> i use my teeth. my teeth good, thank god. i have scissors, too. i use everything in my body. now that

no house sim union and the bugs are scratching the service of a long-term annoyians. health leaders say that's all bed bugs are. they're annoying and difficult to get rid of but they don't carry any known diseases, so they're not considered dangerous. weijia jiang reporting. >>> two lawsuits against residential management companies in maryland are pending as a result of bed bug infestations. >>> a court appearance for the washington state woman who falsely claimed someone threw acid in her face. vic has more. >> the 28-year-old carried on the hoax for nearly two weeks before finally admitting to police that her wounds were self-inflicted court records show that she spent about $1500 in donations. she originally said an african- american woman threw acid in her face while working in the park. she later admitted to putting drain killer on her face to -- drain cleaner on her face to kill herself. >>> a bell to provide medical benefits and comen satisfaction for emergency workers at the scene of the 9/11 terror attacks -- it seeks to provide free medical could have raj fo

days later, the family heard about the sim lack recall, looked at the lot number and realized they were giving jay the formula. during an inspection, authorities found the presence of a small common beetle. >> it was crazy seeing stuff on the news -- it was tripped me out. >> reporter: jay's doctors didn't blame his sickness on the formula and the pediatrician says a 105 degree temperature isn't one of the common symptoms. >> you don't find much of a problem with that. >> reporter: dr. dell says most children have no issues even if they ingest the formula. >> the amount is probably minuscule and if they did injesuit, probably would have no problems. jays parents are just relieved. you can return the formula to the store for a refund. right now, the voluntary recall only pertains to certain powdered formula products. >>> no apple. no toy. the fight over what goes in a happy meal prompted some anger. the hearing would block restaurants from giving away toys from meals with high calories, sugar and salt and if toys are given out, they will have to accompany meals with fruits and vegetables

abbott is recalling millions of sim lack infant formula.uld contain insect parts, causing stomach or digestion problems. the affected products were sold in plastic containers or plans. visit our website, wjz.com, and click on our recall section. we'll have all of the information there information you need. >>> in less than three months, patients will be moving into the mercy medical building. andrea fujii got a look at the facility's progress. >>> the new mercy hospital building will have three rooftop gardens. >> they are shown to have a good therapeutic effect on patients and staff. >> they will have 259 private patient beds. hospital staff say the new facility is a necessity. >> plus, mercy has seen an extreme amount of growth over the years. and that, filled with the older hospital let us bmed this new one. it's right next to the old building. and the first patients will be transferred mid-december. the patients will be wheeled over on sunday morning, december 19th in a system attic way in a six-hour period. >> reporter: once there, pla

few years ago the doctor took note of a hit on quarterback chris sims. he stayed in the game because team doctors couldn't make a proper dig but he lost his spleen and almost his life. in the hope of avoiding such mistake in the future, dr. has begun to develop a vest with pressure sensors. some of the 49 ers have already worn it in games. >> for now the research is in early staichblingts he can not tell us which 49 ers he's wired up in a game. but that he can't even quantify the true intensity of the hits. they are so fast and so hard that the sensors can't quite measure them yet. ultimate goal of sports medicine is to keep players healthy and in games but also to know when they need to come out for their own good. the doctor hopes in 5 to 10 years this technology will bring to us that point. in the process may inadvertently add one more statistics to the sports pages. pounds of force delivered or absorbed. from stanford university, abc 7 news. >>> when we continues here tonight. direct talks are under way between israel and palestine leaders. unprecede

. >> on the men's side nadal against sim own of france.nidal makes it look easy as simone is overmatched. the highest additional men's seed to advance today was ridosco. >> at one point the dominant driver on the spring car circuit. now almost a year since he won. before we get to tony stewart's night in atlanta, there was the matter of greg biffle getting bumped by ryan newman that sends biffle spinning and other drivers to avoid him. elliot sad letter can't. sad letter's night finished after 150 laps. biffle heads to the garage for a little body work. and eventually got back on the track. scott speed had his night ended early. speed lost his engine which caused a fire which was out by the time he got to pit road. stewart had the fastest car all night. when he came in first, he had his first win since october of last year. just one race to go now before the 12-man chase begins. ten drivers have already clinched positions including points leader kevin harvick. >> still more to come as we check out the score in th . >> ktvu high school spor

remember, he and president reagan both in their first mid terms had approval ratings that were sim to where president obama's are right now, but president clinton did so many things to get that economy that was challenged climbing again, and i know president obama looks at his job and feels like it's basically the feel job, take an anemic economy and have it grow stronger, and deal with the deficits over the course of his presidency. there is much to emlate. the good news is, we had a wake-up call earlier in the year. none of the candidates have been running complacently. they have been running scared. for as much concerns people have about the democrats, look at the republican approval rating in the polls. this is not a popular republican party right now. >> some may argue the wake-up call was last january with scott brown and the democrats and the white house did not respond to the wake-up call. months and months were wasted and lost with nobody immobilizing. let's go back to the "rolling stone" article. there may be complaints about us not having gotten certain things done, not fas

now, michael morales and mitchell sims, they are two other inmates here at san quentin that also have some appeals going through. and they have until thursday for those. those are also going to the california supreme court. same arguments that the death penalty here in california is cruel and unusual punishment. juliette? >> all right, anne makovec at san quentin, anne, thank you. >>> it looks like california will not get millions of dollars in federal aid to help san bruno recover from this month's explosion and fire. the state received a letter from the fema agency denying the request determining the recovery cost could be covered by state and local governments and pg&e which owns the ruptured gas line but fema will reimburse the state for up to 75% of the firefighting expenses. the mayor of san bruno plans to meet with federal officials next week and governor schwarzenegger's office is considering an appeal. >>> nearly three weeks after the disaster, the death toll has increased to eight. 58-year-old james franco died monday morning at a hospital in san francisco. he lived just dow

the founder of sims says an educated consumer is a better consumer.grams, at the end of the day, they want more customers. for bank of america, it's crucial to have people understand their finances to be the ideal customer they are looking for. >> totally get that. you could come there to get a job. >> right. >> what was the recruitment angle of this? >> it's that they have these employees that are looking for positions. people have been out of work for 12 months or 24 months or six months. it's interesting seeing someone that got a chance to talk to these employers. we have a young lady to look at here. >> i have been working on obtaining better education skills. improving interviewing skills. i come to find out you have to have a degree. very important. i have many years of experience with administrative work. however, the degree is what's stopping me because the fact that so many people are out of work right now. the ones that have the degree with the experience are the ones getting the jobs. >> that's true. it's what people are finding. the pool i

a crutch for the sim people minded. this was shocking to me. i thought this place sure is different. i got my bachelors in physics, i married and raised my children here. i had a number of ok u patients, a high school teacher, i am a typical new yorker, i am an american. in 1979, i become a naturized u.s. citizen. i pledged allegiance and till believe the val use of the united states and the constitution. i know these rights were won by the blood of brave american soldiers. my own niece currently serves in the united states army. i know this country was founded by individuals who left the country of or gain because of an unhappiness with their government. they wanted something better. freedom of speech, separation of church and state, these were morning my earliest lessons in american civic life. in america, we do protect these differences and different expressions of faith. we assemble to pray and chant and recite our sak red skrip turs or to come together in communion and draw strength as a community. but religion in america is not imposed on

nearly 5 million containers of sim ill acformula have been recalled because it may be contaminated. beetles and larvae found in the manufacturing plant in michigan was treated. the fda sedin fants could experience gastrointestinal problems. the liquid is not effected by the recall. >>> be prepared to shell out more money for your starbucks coffee as they are raising the price of drinks that are larger and more time-consuming to make, after the soaring prices of coffee beans. coffee futures have climbed more than 40% since june and the head of starbucks said they did everything they could to avoid making customers pay more, at least until now. >>> it is 7:25. >> today new laws in your health care cost and coverage. a closer look when we come back. >>> and also we're teaming up with mix 107.3 to raise money for children's national medical center. station holding a radiothon all day. tony perkins is down there too. i'm surprised he's not in that group of people. we'll check in with tone in a few minutes. to help out 877-999-1073 or go online to mix107.3.com. n >>> checking top stories,

picked up the virginia's governor's race, massachusetts senator's race, new jersey governor's race, krit simon raising money. he says he's doing a good job. >> we'll see how good of a job he does election day is right around the corner. all right. mark preston with the "fire pelosi" bus tour. still don't have anything on our cnn election express bus. give it a shot. >>> coming up, american sarah shourd making her way home. two other americans including her fiance still being charged with spying. they're still behind bars. we'll hear from their mothers when we glow trekking nap is next. i was a bookkeeper for 34 years. when i went on medicare, i did the numbers. that was the moment of truth. medicare by itself doesn't cover everything. we'd need more than that. i don't want to spend my life worrying about what would happen if one of us got sick. [ male announcer ] now more than ever, you may be wondering: do i have the right medicare coverage? don't spend your life worrying. let the health plan experts at securehorizons, providers of aarp medicarecomplete, help you decide. a leader in medicar

. >>> 5 million cans of sim mi lack is recalling formula. >>> a florida appeals court struck down a state men and lesbians from adoption. the court upheld a ruling that the ban wassen constitutional. >> and meteorologist rob marciano here with his eye on the midwest and a disturbance in the caribbean? >> yes. what's going on in the midwest, don, is of pretty importance right now. from southern minnesota up through wisconsin, you've got heavy rain falling in this area, and some has been falling for quite some time. these are the rainfall tallies out of parts of minnesota the past day or so. nine inches in amboy, and maple ton seeing six inches. more rain right there, south of minneapolis, and working its way across the river. as a matter of fact, in arcadia, wisconsin, there are evacuations going on now. there's a river going through town, and it's getting flooded right in downtown. they have sirens going off in the fire department and trying to get people to higher ground there in arcadia, wisconsin with more rain expected. we have flash flooding and watches in southern minnesota and west

. >> 5 million cans of sim ma lack powdered infant formula are now recalled. they found beatles, bugs, in a michigan plant that facility is being shut down. the recall involves similac 12.5 ounce cans. >>> and the chopper in jamaica bay was 30 yards from its landing field in brooklyn when it went down. none of the six people on board were hurt. >> very lucky. it's a harvest moon, on the first day of fall. it is the first time in almost 20 years that the stars have aligned for an event like this. it's just gorgeous. i saw it yesterday coming in. spectacular view of jupiter out there as well. and rob marciano is in the extreme weather center. i know you like to see things like this. we talk about blue moons at times and now a super harvest moon. >> yeah, and whohowl at the moo? listen, guys, if you saw it, it was beautiful. check out numbers as far as the record-high temperatures yelled. louisville, 99 degrees. another record in alabama. nerve. nashville, tennessee, 96. georgetown, delaware, 92, even up around the major cities seeing well-above average temperatu

on his way to vote, sims took a very bad fall and broke his collarbone. he refused to have it set or take painkillers for fear he would miss the vote. so he came to the floor and he flipped his vote. he voted aye, and he became the hero of the day. well, needless to say, i am very proud of theedous that day. i am very pleased that he listened to his iron-jawed angel daughter and that he voted for women. i am honored to represent much of that district now and i am honored to open his office, 217 cannon. i reserve the balance of my time. >> the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you. it is senator -- congresswoman blackburn brings us some history. brownlow was related to another broken bonelow, the governor. there was things said about brownlow. it is a secondary reprisal that the relative of brownlow jailed the women who wanted the vote. senator henry talked to that on many occasions on the floor, i am sure you'll remember. i will recognize for as much time as he may consume, the gentleman from rhode island,

. >> the sim bolg is hurtful and that does hurt a lot of people including the congregation here. what gives us comfort is to know that the scripture and the message of the scripture is in our hearts and our minds and nobody can take that away. >> reporter: in afghanistan in the background of the chant allah is good and long live islam, the pictures will be as damaging in the muslim world as the snapshots of prisoners being abused at the prison. the top commander said were the burnings to take place, the safety of our soldiers and civilians be put in jeopardy. an associate pastor at the gainesville church believes the general has it backwards. >> we believe american lives are in danger no matter what. our actions do not cause the violence. >> reporter: in an already volatile afghanistan, there is backlash. some of the 500 protesters turned on u.s. troops and started to throw rocks. the gainesville city police say that it is legal in their city to start a small camp fire in your yard, but it's very specific. only twigs or branchs and not books. they have the fire department standin