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group. . joel d. smith is live at the protests ttis morning, to explain.ing phis morning we are now learning about a possible stepfather... accused of a - stabbing his 12- year old stepdauggter to death. death.42 yeer old david hang is chargee with killing jessica nguyen d-n-a was found on a knife conneccing him to thh killing.in court ... a pposecutor olddthe judge hang stabbed the little girl 40 times on may 31st... in her gaithersburg home. and for the firrt time we heard a motive.apparently... hang was furious with jessica's mother por fighting a divorce ecause he hhd alreaay married another woman. police believe hang has been iivolved in several immigration scam marriagessas he's moved around the countty. this was an arranged marriagee tt satisfy immigration coosequences. i believe he thooght he could get out of it waated out. as theeprosecutor spoke in court... hang interrupted...twice.... to say he didn't do it. e seemed to grin or smirk.. but whenn answering a few questions from the judge he began to cry and again denied the charge. the man ccused

tell us first, then we support you in victims groups the wrong order.joel d. smithfox 45 morning news. poliie are investigating a possible homicide... in baltimore county.it happened pust before 11 o'clock last night... neaa the interrectiin pf salt ake driie and twin lakes court... in windsor mill. when poliie arrived... they found a man sluuped ver in a ccr.he was pronouncedddead at the scene. in baltimore county...police arr on the lookout this morning for moreevictims of a man they arrested foo having sexxwith least two minors. old bbandon sukeffrth... teenage boys through the o internet..... at least one &pof them thrrugh facebooo. sexual contact this month by - the mother of one victim.. . whoobecame suspicious aftee finding ooe iiappropriate messages exhanged between her ssn and the suspect.their investigation led them to tte second victim. but detectives believe sukeforth mmy have had sexual contact with other minors too. &p<"we are ccncerned that there could be additional victims in this case,. polcie are aaking anyone with informatton,,, pllase contact us.

smith is where the numbers are grooing, this group is not. good morning joel d. 3 3 3 p, before you take your morning vitamins....you ight want to listen to this. a new study in the journal arrhives f internal medicine concluded older women who use some common dietary vitamin and mineral supplements may have an increased risk of dying rom cardiovascular diseass and anccr.the researchers found the use of a multivitamin.. or b-6... even fooiccacid aad iron... were associated ith a higher risk of deatt for women around the age of 61.howwver....the vitamin industry says tte sttdy does not warrant concern for older women. batteredd... bruised... bbooen boness.. even death. death.those can be theeresults of domestic disputes... diiputts...but n a coonty in &ptopeka kansas ... the attacke pay áneverá be prosecuted.they don't have the money to prosecute misdemeanors. pisdemeanors.we asked you on facebook if not prosecuting misdemeanor crimes is a good way to save moneyyduring budget cuus? here's what some oofyou are saying about it this morning on fa

i'm christie smith live in pleasant hill. a group of robbers has struck again. >>> and a live picture of san jose. we'll check out the weather outside. mike will have more on traffic. we're back after this. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> welcome back, everyone. we'll check with mike in just a bit. >>> this morning police are searching for a group of bold and dangerous masked gunmen who robbed a 7-eleven store in the east bay. christie smith is live in pleasant hill where police think there could be a possible connection between this robbery and a couple of others in the east bay. good morning, christi. >> good morning, jon. sounds like here we go the again. i have calls in to see if this is linked to the others. four men with masks ran into this 7-eleven past pretty obvious security cameras.

a radical islamist is running the powerful group in libya. >> smith is a former c.i.a.nd afghan war general. >> the guy with the biggest guns makes the rules. he has the biggest gun and he will make the rules. >> they endorsed shariah, the code of law applied with greatsy verity by talibans not seen by all mideast analysts as a further threat for harm. >> big threat from the united states. >> in tunisia, birthplace of the arab spring, sunday election saw islamic party win governing majority. there could be a source of inspiration for men and money, islamic jihad and al-qaeda. some conservative argue the arab spring began in the street of tehran two years ago. they contract president obama's brutal response to the brutality with the swift call for the resignation of president hosni mubarak. in both cases, they said he did the bidding of radical islam. >> by so doing, he made the more predictable the happy outcome that is playing out before our eyes. >> the trend is in very much the direction of enemies of freedom. not promoters. >> america top diplomat reminded lawmakers

the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris along with penn financial group matt mccall and former advisor to dick gephardt, steve murphy. welcome to everybody. will these executive orders, the white house is whipping out. whip up the jobs? max? >> well, we've had since obama's become president, 20 plans passed aimed at getting economic activity moving here in our country and so far those not happened. so i do not think having five more this week and start ago website for businesses is something has me hiring people and anybody else out there hiring, a lot of unknowns out there right now. we don't know which plan or initiative is going to come next and how it's going to help us, so that leaves companies that could potentially being hiring to sit on their hands and wait for the unknown to go away. at the same time as a consumer, the unknowns are keeping me from spending. we had whirlpool layoff 5,000 people and when it's unknowns, people are not buying, people are laid off and it's not good for the economy. >> well, steve, you like these orders? >> yeah, i don

smith is live at the inner harbor now with some clarificatiin on what makes this group so popularr evenut a cllar oal. 3 3 a four-year old boy is now a in their wayne township say he - pennsylvania home onnmonday. the fire gutted their home... but everybbdd inside made it ouu safely ... all thanks to little ssane. "i got eveeybody oot becauseei and then there was smoke and everything and thhre was a hosee" shane now says he wants to be a firefighter.the cauue of the fire s under investigation. coming up... dommstic violence casee... no longer a crime?why one county has decided to no longer prosecute offenders. you're watching fox 5 morning bge's instant discounts got our homeowner to switch to energy star® cfl bulbs. 3-way cfls really click with my style. learn to speak the language of energy efficiency at bgesmartenergy.com. old court map 3 3 3 33 it's our p3 it's our mobideal of the week! every week.. we'll bring you a deel from mobideals... whicc provides coupons directly to your ccll phonn! phone! this week's deal comes from dreamer's salon and spa.get half off a full head of highli

smith is live at the innee harbor now with somm clarification on wwat makes this group so popular, even without a cleaa goal. good morning 3 3 3 3 taxpayers may have to baalout developers who are rrnning out of money.this... after severaa projects had already received now... asking forrmore government financing. housing low income elderly ects- residents. the owners want the city to forgive over 400-thousand dollars in loans. it's a trend that city councilman carr ssokes says needs grrater scrutiny. 12:08845"we're acting as if we're the garuntor for private devlopers, but this is a capitalist sociity, folks who want to take a chance at ggeat wealth also have to put up 12:09:02stokes says hh's also projects areent hiring city dd residents. jjin our waste watch.... if our hotline... 410-662-1456... - or go to foxbaltimore dot com. mayor stephanie rawlings- blake ... has little control pver baltimore ccty schools... but one legislator wwnns to change that and tte maaor disag. disaggees.delegate keiffer mitchell wantt the mayor to schoolloperrtions. that would school system's c-e-o. right n

victims groups may say that is in the wrong rder. live downtown, joel d. smith, fox 45 morning news. this morning we are now llarning about a possible motive... in the case of a montgomery county ssepfather... accused of stabbing his 12-year old stepdaughter to death. death.42--ear oll david hang jessica nguyen d-n-a wws found on a knife connecting him to the killing.in court ... a prosecutor toll the judge pang stabbed the little girl 40 times on may 31st... in &pher ggithersburg home. ann fo the first time we heard a motive.aaparently... hang was furiius with jessica's mother for fighting a divorce beeause he had already married another woman. police believe hang has been involled in seveeal immigration scam marriages as he's moved aroundd the couutry. &pthis was an arranged marriagee to satisfy immigration consequunnee. i believe he thought hh could get out of it at some point in time and he wanted out. as the prosecctor spoke in court... hang pnteerupted...ttice.... to say he didn't do it. he eemed to ggii or smirkk. but whee answering a few questions from t

the bulls and bears this week, tobin smith, jonas max ferris, todd schaumburger, from the black bay group along with accent asset management, scott martin and susan ott, a former senior advisor at the treasury department. welcome, everybody. scott, the private sector is fine and we need more government jobs? >> brenda, nor case of hey, guys, the government knows best. the government says we create the best jobs, not the private sector. all right, yeah, right, toby. you know, the recovery began in 2009 and the private sector, lost over a million jobs. the government's created about 100,000, yet, unemployment at 9.1%. gdp is struggling at just over 1%. we're doing great. >> okay. susan. well, unemployment has fallen in about half of the states. >> you know, i don't agree with senator reid's characterization that the private sector is fine, but i think the point he tried to make you look at the past year the private sector an adding jobs albeit anemically, they're added jobs and the public sector lost 300,000 over the past year and these are not the big sitting on the public dole jobs. firef

smith about the marines. >>> for conservative groups like freedom works, tax reform begins and ends with scrapping the tax codeax. does rick perry's proposal meet that tax? >> what do you think of this 20-20-20 proposal and how he structured it with an opt-out and with the standard deductions still in? >> we are thrilled that fundamental tax reform is now again part of the national debate. it disappeared for a few years when our chairman, steve forbes, ran in '96, and our our chairman, dick armey, was pushing a flat tax back in the '90s. herman cain has brought the debate back. rick perry has brought the debate back. he left some exemptions in there so it is not a pure flat tax. i think it is the sort of compromise that you might actually get moved through congress. >> what about the whole question of fairness, of progressivity and helping those that need the help in the middle and the lower income people? doesn't the flat tax really favor the rich? >> i would say the opposite. i think the flat tax achieves all of those things. i think the american people know that the current tax code i part of the problem in

. >>> the couple will smith and jada smith taking on a new business venture. they bought the team 76ers. the group forked over $82 million in the purchase. it's uncertain when the nba season will begin since they're currently on lockout. >>> yesterday we told you about a michigan dad arrested after letting his 9-year-old act as a designated driver. this morning that man's friends are coming to his defense saying the man who let his young daughter drive is still a good f. >> he looks forward to his child. he's a good dad. >> now he can't see her. >> now he can't see her. >> what's that doing to him? >> that's going to destroy him. >> here's what we showed you yesterday. the little girl is driving a bright red van. the dad is in the passenger seat. we can see on surveillance is the video he's drunk and this little girl is being used as a designated driver and she's driving that van and he's still considered a good dad. zoo some disturbing video that's been shocking the world for the past 24 hours. a toddler hit by two cars and dismissed bypassers by for almost 10 minutes. >>> and lions and tigers an

smith are taking on a nnw role... part owners of the phiiadelphia 76'ers.tte pair is part of a group that recennly bought the not expected o have a 280---3 haans-on role with the team. still in effect... it's ut --3 unclear when the seeson could even start. baltimore county is "racing for the cure". cure".-----shouting "pink" and - cheeringg---a pink ppp rally was held tuesday morning... at phe historic courttouse in towson to get reay for the big race this weekend.county executive kevin kamenetz joined reest cancer survivorss.. who are gearing up for the 5k.the rrce helps raise monny for the komen breass cancer research. 3one of the great things about theerace foo thh cure is that its a celebration of life, so there s aloo of enthusiasm, people are really excited &pabout it. it's moved away fro being a woman's disease, it's now realll a family disease, a community disease. disease.the race for the cure &ppctober 23rd ... in hunt foxbaltimore dot com slash to - newslinks. coming up on the early edition... your smartphone is broadcastinggyour private information to thh world. phooe.... aad conceallyour identity from thiev

the group, which has called the justin herman plaza home for the last few weeks is planning to march down, opposing corporate greed. christie smith, we understand some religious leaders are also joining this cause today. >> reporter: we've seen at least maybe four dozen of them. they just left from where we are, justin herman plaza, as you said, heading down market street. now, what they're telling us is that they've come together for causes before, but this is the first time that this interfaith group has come together to support an offshoot of the occupy wall street movement where protesters are camped out, as you said, at justin herman plaza. hard to tell exactly how many demonstrators are staying here for occupy sf. it's easily over 100 of them. the religious leaders are carrying a golden calf with them. they say as a sign of corporate wealth and greed. they say they're going to perform rituals. they are going to have a few of them do a short dance interpretation. they have a shroud, march iing the federal reserve bank and then three other financial institutions. >> very intentional movement to say we don't separate what we d

smith have taken on a new role. heart part owners of a professional team. part of the group that brought the philadelphia 76ers. it's estimated they spent $20 million. will grew up in phily. this comes on the heels of rumors that the couple is splitting up. the couple and the couple's family say it's not true. . >>> there are some healthy showers, downpours down here to northern virginia. we are checking out maryland's most powerful radar, tracking that particular cell, more showers moving into queen anne's county. kent, look for rain to move in. most of the immediate baltimore area, not a lot of rain and that's a good sign, but, ohio boy it is misty, foggy and breezy out there. you can see the flags blowing in the wind. 67 right now, just kind of an ugly october day. winds are breezy from the east and it will get gusty around here tomorrow, look at the rain as it began to pulse on and off in the afternoon here, showers at times and a lot of spots picking up a good quarter half inch of rain. not out of the question to get caught in one of the heav mount area, if you wanted to see bright colors, you had to look

smith is liie at tte inner harbor now where the numbbrs are growing, even if he uuderstanding f ttis group is not. good morning joel d. 3 patrice you can't miss driving by.... ( ad lib). they don't mind that there is no focused objectivv or goal yet, they think it's too early ttis a movement that could change 3 3 3 3 no justice, chants, what do we want? chats, what do we want? ct chantsome higg-prrfile support... in tte "occupy wall street" protest.reverend al sharpton broadcast his natiooally syndicated rrdio show... from zuccotti park mooday afternoon.that'sswhere the occupy wall street protests are baaed. russell simmons waa lso there to participate. health officials determine a cause of death... for apple co-founder, steve jobb.jobs dded last week... of respiratory arrest.. which was brought on by his pancreatic tumor.on october 19th... apppe empllyees lan to hold an event... to celebrate jobs' life anddhis contrrbuuions. anyone with plans to go to an n-b-a game next month, will have to rettink those plans.ass tommy andres explains... the regular seaaon will noo start on time after pla

smith from. albion scored the scotland into second place one point ahead of the czech republic in group by one game left the next place in a way and basically have to match the result of the czechs in their final game against the way to qualify for the stadium which will host the euro two thousand and twelve final has been officially. the national sports complex inc yeah it was packed with sixty thousand spectators for a special celebration to mark the occasion colombian singing the star attraction in a forty minute concert the stadium cost four hundred seventy million dollars to build and will host a friendly between ukraine and germany on november the eleventh. well it just ticks will be one of the most difficult problems russia in the twenty eighteen world cup that is according to many of. marketing director. we caught up with a german in moscow and our first question was one close to his heart that of investment. if i would have one million of you in the loop to spend three of the most important points in court for this ball player so to speak the legs in the water infrastructure let me see the

so as we're talking about al smith and his background, having come from new york city, south street seaport, being raised amongst a lot of ethnically diverse groupsi wonder what an immigration policy would look like for today for a governor al smith? what would he think in terms of, one, the ethnicities of those coming in are vastly different than what he grew up with and also we're looking for policies in today's immigration platform that would deal with labor issues, you know, whether or not people that have been here illegally should have the trite -- right to work after having been in the country for a number of years. so i wonder where would al smith stand on that type of issue, immigration as it relates to labor and also racism as you talked about. you know, we don't really see much in terms of the ku klux klan any more but do you see a lot of internal racism in agencies as it relates to immigration? >> i think al smith would be very understanding of loose immigration, probably because of where he grew up. smith was exposed to all kinds of ethnicities, all kinds of immigrants. his mother was the daughter of immigrants. his father was a son

group of 20 meets in cannes, france. >> susie: despite today's powerful rally, morgan stanley smith barney has turned bearish. the firm told clients today it's putting more money into safe havens like cash. here's the new asset allocation for a moderate risk investor. 30% in stocks, 37% in bonds, 7% cash and 26% in alternative investments. joining us now with more analysis? charles reinhard, deputy chief investment officer at morgan stanley. hi, charlie, nice to you have on the program. >> thank you, happy columbus day. >> susie: same to you. so tell me, what change. why the asset allocation switch now? >> well, we think in the last several weeks the risk and the uncertainty have gone up. and we wanted to be in harmony with what we saw could be a bumpier road ahead. and that's why we increased the waiting to save haven assets and we lowered the weighting to different riskier assets. >> susie: so let's talk about the safe haven. you are identifying them as things like cash, investment grade bonds, short-term debt instruments. but not gold. so tell us what your definition of a safe haven is these days. >> well,

but theee's a group at towson university that's trying tt raise awareness about another form of cancer, by raising hours. joel d. smiths live at towson now to show us. good morning joel d. 3 good morning patrice. 3 3 live at towson university, joel d. smith,,fox 45 morning news. 3 3 solving a rubik's ccbe can be tricky enough whileeyouure using both hands... so you know it's true genius when a one hand... while doing this. thii.this ii david calvo... solving one in the other..if that isn't cooo enougg... it takes david less than a minnte two toddlerr get up to some monkey bbsiness... and it's all caught on camera. camera.one mom set up a camera to captureewhat appens when she put her twins down for a nap.so here's what happen... one of the boys seems to act as a lookout... while the other makes attempts at getting out of the crib.when he finally doessit... he even goes over to the vvdeoo off.i would sugggst next time... e remembers to take the security footage... as well. well.mom says both boyssare now in toddler beds. give your kids something to scream about this . :06)) monster of a prize pack commng . up. you're -

but there's a group at towson university that's trying to raiseeawareness about another form of cancer, by raising themselves up, forr48 straight . hours. joel d. smith at towson now tt show us. 3 good ooning joel d. - good morning patrice. --3 3 &p3 live at towson university, joel d. smith, fox 45 morning news. 3 a tennessee family is alive today... thanks to the sound of a wailing baay. cryingbut in this case... the baby wasn't even real.it was a doll... brought home by a higg sccool student... as take care of the crying toy baby... when sheeheard a opened her bbdroom door... she was mettby smoke. "hearing hat baby doll did wwke her up; i think there was &pa good chance it probably life." the teen's teachers says she's happy her ptudent paid attention in her chill and lifespan development class.otherwise... she may not have woken up to theesound. coming up on the early edition... a man is guuned down... in cold blood in a "murder for hire" scheme.and his áwifeá is accused of being the mastermind behiid it.the role she lays in the gunman's trial going oo right now... and the unusual move she made. made. 3 3 i need a home performance with energy star

group b. behind into the last one one at lille while afterwards colts coach smith's he said it was pretty much planned had worked perfectly. what year was number two was very important to score first because it gave us a certain tactical advantage we knew very well the tribes in this poor plays well in positional attacks and attacks in large numbers but at the same time zones can appear in their defense actually we took advantage of that they had and played great qualitatively in the difference when you. came off the bench in school the last gasp when i was match the city came from behind to win to want to be right to claim their first win in group play that result at city thirty the table a point behind napoli between one want at home to leaders by munich and also gives for that among chinese men the chance of qualifying. was very important to win the first game and generally i think that in this moment. everything can happen in this group also for the first place. but you know that. in fifteen days or. probably there. will be a very important game for us and. also because. they play for the

groups for team dances. get more dancing interviews. i am rachel smith on the red carpet in los angeles. >> just ahead a san jose tap loss at one of the airports is found amazingly after 7 weeks. >> later at 4:30 president obama announces new steps to help graduates repay their student loans. what pay area college students are saying about this. >> new at 5 the state's top cop goes after water bottle companies who claim they are green. >> taking a look at the golden gate bridge right now just a beautiful site this afternoon. cars moving well in both directions. stay with us. @x@Ñ >> five whales are at the center of a lawsuit who say they are keeping them as slaves. they say they are keeping them in captivity that violates a law against slavery. >> this is the first case in the history of our country that seeks to extend constitutional rights that were once withheld from women, children and human slaves to living breathing feeling beings who have happen not to have born human. >> they call the suit baseless and offensive. they say the welfare of the anima

group approved by the nba today. they have only one playoff series in the last decade, the addition of smith means the philadelphia 76 years now have more entertaining volume in the front office. will smith may have to wait a little while for the pursuit of his happen this. the nba season is still in doubt having already canceled the first two weeks. >> stay tuned. >> pursuit of a delayed happiness. >> stay with us -- thomas up next with the look at the 70 forecast grade you can get a flu shot from an experienced professional. we've given over 5 million flu shots over the last 10 years. [ male announcer ] hey, but who's counting? get your flu shot from a specialist you can trust. at the safeway pharmacy. and you'll get a bonus. you get 10% off your groceries. [ male announcer ] save 10% on your groceries when you get a flu shot. that should make you feel better already. safeway. ingredients for life. >> a lot of rain tomorrow. >> just for one day. there is the potential for a couple of inches of rain and maybe some thunder mixed in as well. and 60's 4 highs tomorrow. it clears out early in the morning on thursday. it

smith is live with a look at what's going on today. christie? >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. a steady group of protesters out here, dozens of them. some have been here since last thursday. we were with a group this morning when they got some of their stuff back from public works that had been taken when police broke up their camp out here. both sides seemed to have reached an understanding of what's really allowed. there are barriers up at the federal reserve. protesters say they have no intention of leaving. in fact, they'll join an anti-war protest this afternoon. protest signs, chairs, camp supplies and, no joke, even the kitchen sink. protesters were able to get their supplies back from the department of public works today. >> good. we thought it was all stolen. then we found out it was only impounded. now we can get more organized. >> reporter: schuyler earl had nothing to do with the protest but rented a zip car to help because he says he supports occupy sf. >> i support this movement. i think the time has come for americans to take a stand against corporate greed and corporate contro

near win over liechtenstein greg mikael smith from brighton school the only goal it moved scotland in the second place one point ahead of the czech republic in group are one game left scotland next base though spain away and have to match the results of the czechs in their final games against the way to qualify. well the stadium which will host the euro two thousand and twelve final has officially been opened the limpy skin national sports complex in kiev was packed with sixty thousand spectators first special celebration to mark the occasion colombian singer she was the star attraction in a forty minute concert stadium course four hundred seventy million dollars to build host a friendly between ukraine and germany on november the eleven. well logistics will be one of the most difficult problems for russia in hosting the twenty eighteen world cup that is according to brink marketing director by labor coups and we caught up with a german in moscow on our first question was one close to his heart that of investment. if i would have one million of your nine to spend the three most important points for this vote so to speak the legs of the water infra

smith. i'll have the latest coming up in a live report. >>> and san jose police are investigating another officer-involved shooting. >>> plus, why a powerful groupf physicians say legalizing marijuana is the right prescription for california. >>> it is monday, october 17th. this is "today in the bay." #

smith from. brighton and hove albion school the only goal there scotland in the second place one point ahead of the czech republic in group one game got the next face painted way and basically have to match the result of the czechs in their final game against the way and yet to qualify well the stadium which will host the euro two thousand and twelve final has been officially open billion piece of the national sports complex think he had was packed with sixty thousand spectators for a special celebration to mark the occasion colombian singer shapira was the star attraction in a forty minute concert at the stadium cost four hundred seventy million dollars to build a more host the friendly between ukraine and germany on november eleventh. just six will be one of the most difficult problems for russia hosting the twenty eighteen world cup that is according to man hall of spring marketing director by labor coups and we caught up with a german in moscow and our first question was one close to his heart that of investment. if i would have wondered in your place where they are really the most important points for this ball playe

so as we're talking about al smith and his background, having come from new york city, south street seaport, being raised amongst a lot of ethnically diverse groups, i wonder what an immigration policy would look like for today for a governor al smith? what would he think in terms of, aun -- one, the ethnicities of those coming in are vastly different than what he grew up with and as -- also we're looking for policies in today's immigration platform that would deal with labor issues, you know, whether or not people that have been here illegally should have the trite work after having been in the country for a number of years. so i wonder where would al smith stand on that type of issue, immigration as it relates to labor and also racism as you talked about. you know, we don't really see much in terms of the ku klux klan any more but we so -- do see a lot of internal racism in agencies as it relates to racism the >> i think al smith would be very understanding of loose immigration, probably because of where he grew up. smith was exposed to all kinds of egs knickities, -- eth nickities -- ethnissities, all kinds of imgrand slam. ms. -- his mother w

groups come out it. it's not that we don't want to deal with it. we don't have a grant writer. we don't have the interfaces. tony smith. we have been working with creating those types of things. the city have been wonderful to build our capacity. if you are a principle, what do you do in a hundred different agencies come at you? you barely have the time at school. we need to create user-friendly. i think we're going to get there with our new strategic plan. how did your organization, what you do fit into the plan? it's got to be there to support what we're all about. improving student achievement. that's what we're about. i am proud to say, we've had lots of meetings, we are getting there. i am exciting working with margaret. our bureaucracy wasn't created to work with these. if you want the convenience business, stay the heck out of this business. we have to learn how to play if the sand box and model what we want our city to be. >> all right. we'll save one, yes, >> actually, i want to piggyback. this is a commercial and also an action item. i think we need to truly fund peer court youth court. they have stopped thei

and the one near when i believe craig smith from brighton school in the only goal to move scotland into second place one point ahead of the czech republic in group i was one game left scotland next play spain away and have to match the result of the czechs in their game against israel yet to qualify. well the stadium which will host the euro two thousand and twelve final has officially been opened sports complex in kiev was partly sixty thousand spectators for a special celebration to mark the occasion colombian singers here was the star attraction in a forty minute concert the stadium force one hundred seventy million dollars to build a host a friendly between ukraine and germany on november the lead. a logistics will be one of the most difficult problems for russia in hosting the twenty eighteen world cup that is according to mine marketing director by labor coups and we caught up with a german in moscow and our first question was one close to his heart that of investment . if i would have one million you're in there you could spend three most important points before this all playoffs so to speak the legs of the water infrastructure let me see

air and can force you to make some pretty weird noises as barbara smith of ktvx, salt lake city, tells us. >> ah! ah! >> reporter: a groupends had a crazy idea. catch people on camera flying through the air after being released in a human slingshot. >> we wanted to know what is it look to be strapped into it, how fast you go and we wanted to capture the whole experience. >> reporter: they found people willing to try the human slingshot experience and perfect utah location. turns out the slingshot was in existence built by a family with bñ strange sense of adventure the. >> there have been several injuries the inventer of the human slingshot lost a finger. ♪ >> reporter: that did not stand in the way of the thing that did, the trees, riff and mountain. >> there is a lot of screaming but you really don't have the chance to be scared because you were just, like what are you going to do? you are in the air the if you die, whatever. >> reporter: and high velocity thrill seeking has become a youtube sensation that is growing fast. >> we just wanted to make something that was so fun. everyone could appreciate it. i think we wer

actor and director kevin smith blasted the airline on twitter after it enforced the same two- seat policy on him. >>> a groupf four-legged performers is on a west coast tour. they are entertaining audiences and raising awareness for abandoned animals. >> they are. the dogs, cats, birds and mice perform in the pet theater, tutu optional. they have all been adopted from animal shelters by a russian circus trainer. wow. look at that. amazing. 10% of the proceeds go to local animal shelters. santa cruz spca estimates it will get a check for $1,500. not bad. the trainer creates skits around talents of individual animals. they will perform in campbell monday night if you want to check them out at the heritage theater. >> that freaks me out. did you see that dog that boxer? he was like pushing the whatever it was? >> that freaks you out? >> yeah. all the tutus on the dogs? a little strange. >> i'm okay with it. >>> it is 5:27. her approval rating taking a hit. this morning, oakland's mayor responds to an exclusive cbs 5 poll. >> plus, he sold more than tamales and tacos allegedly. why one bay area vendor faces up t

smith will bring us live updates all morning. also the latest on reports that you just saw the live pictures in libya. libyan leader muammoammar gadha has been captured by rebel forces. a groupf people with a unique hobby. we'll hear from him coming up at 5:30. >> thank you much, marla. anchts strong man in syria pitted his strength against a train and won. he's not climbing a ladder, he's laying down on a track there. 33-year-old athlete tugged the 150-ton train a number of feet before stopping. he pulled a plane last year and 40-ton trucks in the years past. >> let's go to the roadways. this is westbound 80, the commute direction. the reason i was concerned is we had early word that this could potentially last until 3:00 p.m. ch the latest is that two lanes are open. we see this spreading towards fairfield. more traffic is getting through. still no word on when they kbpt to open the westbound lanes. i will track this and update it throughout the morning. also a look at oakland, 880 where the live shot now shows the remainder of what was a couple of seconds ago. a traffic break past the coliseum. they're removing roadway crews north of here. we have construction in both dir

group. previously she was a partner in reid-smith from 2001 to 2007 and an associate in that same firm beginningin 1993. so a long record of service as a lawyer and advocate, and someone whose career has been marked by distinction in the law as well as as a judge. she also served as the reid-smith's director of diversity for six years, a diversity initiative she developed to recruit, maintain and promote minority lawyers. from 1994 to 1995 she was a law clerk for the honorable gary l. lancaster of the u.s. district court for the western district of pennsylvania. so this is a nomination i think that has not only received bipartisan support but it's a nomination that i think we can all be proud to advance and devote -- to vote on today. i urge all my colleagues to give an affirmative vote to judge bisoon. let me quickly, because i know we're limited to time, we will be as my colleague, senator toomey mentioned a couple of moments ago, we moving we hope to the consideration of two other nominees and i want to put some comments on the record for both of those. and there will be more in my written st

the officer split up into groups and worked all over the neighborhood as families watch from their homes. k-9 units also used the sheriff laurie smithannot follow the suspect fan. --scent. >> we know the area that we searched is cleaner, or we believe it is. we have had many teams working many hours in clearing the neighborhoods. and joining neighborhood trees are cured or tradition every night. be aware, we believe the suspect is armed and certainly dangerous. >> officers will still patrol neighborhoods and the u.s. marshals service is being used to try to locate the suspect. the cat alive, the sheriff is encouraging residents to call authorities if they find the suspect. >> as we continue our team coverage with kron4 dan kerman he has more on what the police have already recovered as the search for sharif altman. >> here on the sunnyvale fighting vehicle right behind me. it is abandoned and it is believed to belong to the suspect even more interesting about 100 ft. in the other direction is a dumpster behind the liquor store and below that is a rifle. it is also believed to be tied to the suspect. investigators spent several hours

smith and his wife jada. the other with melanie griffith and her husband. several groups will be trying to voice their concerns in front of the president. many say they actually support president obama but claim he has not followed through in his campaign promises from 2008. activists from code pink, the occupy sf movement as well as military veterans are expected to be a part of that demonstration. >>> 7:08. this morning, san francisco police are looking for teenagers on bicycles who shot and wounded a -- a 15-year-old boy. it happened last night in the city's mission district. police say two teenagers on bikes stopped and confronted the victim. one pulled out a gun and shot the teenager who is expected to survive. the motive for the shooting is still not clear. police are now urging witnesses to step forward. >>> all right. 7:08. let's go to sal for traffic. it's been a busy morning already, sal. >> it has been. this morning, just checking out some of the latest on b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. is running on schedule. minor delays but nothing major because of the occupy protest and

smith and mr. johnson, we thank you both for sharing your insights and gentleman, please come back. up next, we'll ask the sunday groupbout the u.s. strike against anar al-awlaki means on the war on terror. ♪ a refrigerator has never been hacked. an online virus has never attacked a corkboard. ♪ give your customers the added feeling of security a printed statement or receipt provides... ...with mail. it's good for your business. ♪ and even better for your customers. ♪ for safe and secure ways to stay connected, visit usps.com/mail >> further proof that al-qaida and affiliates will find no safe haven anywhere in the world. >> bin laden is dead. al-awlaki is dead. al-qaida is a much diminished network. >> chris: president obama and just retired chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mike mullen talking about the significance of killing one of the world's most wanted terrorist. >> brit hume fox news analysis. mara liasson national public record. and bill kristol from the weekly standard. and juan williams. two years after searching and intelligence and special forces got their man. drone strikes taking down this guy. anwa