on is with good scientific evidence. >> i also spoke with pg&e this morning. it said it will work with the puc to make sure russ dents will have enough gas during the winter months. the mother of jessica morales killed in the explosion spoke at the meeting. she like the assemblyman wants the puc to come back with a recommendation before they increase the pressure this winter. pg&e did promi to relocate the line after pressure from pg&e and residents. there's no word when or where the lis will be rebuilt. we'll have more on this story tonight at 5:00 an 6:00.

ronnie spoke to the saints last year. he comes very regularly to the 49ers. i have a great relationship with ronnie. those guys are around. we don't necessarily publicize it. if you saw the guys that were there monday night, should we

. >> he spoke about acts he had seen in pornographic films. >> why speak out now? nearly two decades after the denial. >> don't think this is right. >>> plus, cutting, burning, whipping and rape. just released wikileaks documents reveals torture by u.s. allies. what does it mean? >> larry: good evening. in 1991, anita hill leveled some explosive charges during the confirmation hearings for clarence thomas who ultimately became an associate justice of the u.s. supreme court. those accusations resurfaced recently, when one of thomas' former girlfriends spoke out about them. lillian mcewen is that person. a former federal prosecutor, administrative judge and council to the senate judiciary committee. this is her first and only network, prime time interview. silent all these years, lillian, you could have been a valuable edition to those hearings, why not? >> i was not subpoenaed by either side. >> did they know about you? >> yes. >> both sides? >> yes. >> larry: well, obviously, judge thomas's side wasn't going to subpoena you to appear, right? that would not have bee

and police are working on a sketch and cacique haaziq madyun spoke with a custard, the county spoke with the cost to counter county. >> actively try to track down a saturdays sexual assault of the park regions the apartment complex in walnut creek. capt. steve ward of the contra costa sheriff's office had they been doing incensed the crime occurred. >> we've been aggressively pursuing each lead in this investigation. not only that but we have distributed public awareness fliers to the residents of this apartment complex and neighboring residential areas. to be aware of what we know. >> they're looking for a suspect as a white male, 5-feet, 9 in., medium build, and brown hair, black jacket, a private security has also been camped up of the park regency. no guards are checking the hoeverybody, ad even taxicabs, pizza delivery. in walnut creek. haaziq madyun >> we spoke to some of the residents that are afraid for their safety. the want to break their leases. >> i am afraid to take the stairwell, and i'm afraid of something the taking behind me report, and to call them, wait for them to get

these new centers that i spoke about, we're coordinating with them, doing some collaborations with them, providing data and documents for them to do their work. i think foundations see that as very important. >> would the "post" take foundation money? does the new--does the future of the "washington post" depend on some corollary to this? >> very good question, and the real answer is no one knows. certainly, i don't know. now i think this model is very good and important. at thsame time, i think you have to go to 100,000 feet and look back at the system we have in this country, which is capitalism, and that entrepreneurs really make a difference. i mean, look at google, look at facebook, look at all of the new things the young kids came up with, and now they have all the money. the head of google, eric schmidt, is somebody i've known for a long time, and we've talked about--you know, i said, "it's gonna be on your tombstone--i destroyed newspapers," and that makes him uncomfortable. >> to which he said? >> to which he said, "well, no. maybe we can"--and i said, "well, no. you're taking

she spoke to make a short while ago. she explained the conditions in the camp. >> there is the situation on the ground. we are in the rainy season. a lot of the camps are situated in an area where they are prone to flooding. many of the conditions are muddy. we have many people living in these camps and it is very crowded. there is great potential for the spread of the disease should it entered the camp. >> what needs to be done to prevent the spread of this disease? >> probably the most important things that can be done or to make sure people are practicing good hygiene and live in a safe, clean water area. those are probably key issues. >> and how do they have access to that clean water? >> in many of the town, what we are doing with the international community is making sure that all of the water supply in the camps is well flore rated. and they have buckets that are clean so they have an opportunity to treat their water at a household level with chlorine. >> more than 150 people have died from cholera. how confident

the mother of jessica morales killed in the explosion spoke at the meeting.he like the assemblyman wants the puc to come back with a recommendation before they increase the pressure this winter. pg&e did promi to relocate the line after pressure from pg&e and residents. there's no word when or where the lis will be rebuilt. we'll have more on this story tonight at 5:00 an 6:00. reporting live, jenelle wang. >> thanks very much. >> oakland police are investigating the discovy of a woman's body this morning. this is video from sky 7 hd. it was found in an industrial area mere medford and 98th avenue in east oakland. the woman appears to be shot. several bullet casings were found. >> in the governor'sace jerry brown has a double digit lead over republican meg whitman less than one week before the election. the field poll found the former four-ter governor leading the ceo. just a month ago the two candates were in a virtual tie. brown appears to be gaining support among undecided voters and is leading in all categories in gender a age. the latest survey was compl

she visited gop headquarters and she even took a call and spoke to voters personally.ven though fioria is trailing in the polls, the ceo of hewlett-packard says she is hopeful that voters will make national news on november 2nd by ousting boxer. >>> first lady michelle obama is expected to visit the bay area tomorrow to help raise money for democratic candidates. in the past she's been uh huge draw. house speaker fan saw pelosi's office confirms the first lady will attend a fundraiser at the faremont hotel in san francisco. it will be her second bay area visit since her husband took office. >>> an employee is murdered in the napa mental hospital. coming up, some of the people who work there tell abc7 they are concerned for their personal safety. and the battle over campaign signs in san jose. why the city councilman caught taking these says everyone has a right to remove them. and ski season has officially started. thththththththththththththththt@ david harmer wrote an education plan titled "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socia

the police chief says when he spoke to the alleged victim and her friends they appeared to be severely intoxicated though they insisted they had one or two drinks tops. when they arrived they found 11 partygoers barely conscious. police suspect a drug may have been slipped into the victims' drinks. right now they're awaiting toxicology results. >> officers called in about every ambulance service that we have in the county. we certainly have seen those time of drugs in our communities before. what makes this unique, we haven't seen it on a mass scale that we have. >> 11 of the victims have been released from the hospital, and the 12th is said to be in good condition. >> any idea when they're going to get results of things tocologist tests to figure out what this is? >> they're hoping as soon as possible, the blood and urine toxicology report should be back to give them an indication of what type of drugs they have in their system. >> michelle franzen, thank you. >>> no love for washington now as the nation gears up to decide midterm elections. both parties are fighting for every vote. a

we spoke with our correspondent in brussels and put it to him that the alliance must be feeling a financial pinch. >> it is. it is under pressure from america which knows that it will bear the brunt from running the alliance. yes, they are cutting staff by several thousand. they want to close down agencies and, more importantly, in the long run, they're looking for a new identity in the modern world. the secretary general says they need modern solutions for modern threats. it is about trimming the fat, cutting back, sparing cash needed to fight potential threats in the future. they cited iran and north korea as potential problems. that is why they want an anti- missile shield. they are in aeement to look at this with faye review on a decision edge with a review on a decision which will have to produce a mission statement to take a neighbor threw for the next 10 years. >> afghanistan was also on the agenda. >> yes. what has been revealed is that nato-led forces in afghanistan have been facilitating, if you like, the passage of senior taliban leaders to covell for talks for thehe a official a

it gained 33 points. >>> sarah pay len spoke before a group of business leaders. dean spoke first, and complained the current election is the least civil he's seen. palin accused the obama administration of being anti- business. they were invited to appear at the 16th annual perspective conference hosted by the metro chamber of commerce. >>> in less than 24 hours, the san francisco giants take on the phillies in their push for the national league pennant. they took the field for a tune up before game 1. tim lincecum is facing roy halladay that through a no hitter. you can watch all the games on ktvu channel 2. coverage starts at 4:30 tomorrow. >>> and you can find complete coverage of the jienlt's run by clicking the playoff tab when you get to www.ktvu.com. >>> preliminary reports indicate that cal and stanford won't be placed in ucla when the pac 12 launches next year. they're quoting usc staying the new alignment lump cal and stanford with oregon, oregon state, washington, and washington state in one division, the other division will include new comers colorado

petit spoke outside after. >> there is some relief by my family is still gone. it doesn't bring them back. it doesn't bring back the home that we had. but certainly guilty verdict is a much better sense of relief than a guilty of a verdict of non-guilty. what matters most to me is my family and my memories of my family and trying to do good things through our foundation. over the last couple of weeks, that just kept trying to tell myself the good will overcome evil and we will try to do good things and refocus myself on the positive and stay away from the negative. >>shepard: it is either lethal injection or life in prison for the killer. and now outside the courthouse. how did it go down in the courtroom? reporter they deliberated 2 1/2 hours today before they knocked on the door to give the judicial marshall inside the courtroom a heads-up they had, in fact, reached their verdict. now, yesterday they deliberated for about 2 1/2 hours meaning it took 4 1/2 hours to decide that hayes was guilty on 16 of the 17 charges. the jury found the paroled burglar and care

he spoke in london.he united states has apologized for infecting hundreds of people in guatemala with gonorrhea and syphilis during medical tests almost 60 years ago. many of the subjects were psychiatric patients and prisoners who did not give their consent. the international labor organization says that global employment is not likely to recover from the financial crisis until 2015. that is two years later than previously forecast. toe ilo blamed the switch fro austerity plans. bmw has recalled vehicles, including rolls-royce. there was a problem with the braking system on the cars. the company says that drivers have to use more pressure than they should when they are breaking. a bmw spokesman says that there is no immediate danger to drivers. >> rolls-royce is a bmw's flagship brand. the super-luxurious machines sell for six-figure sums and are meant to symbolize the the highest standards of engineering prowess. it was more than little embarrassed and that they are included in the mechanical recall, a

i spoke about the enthusiasm gap between republicans and democrats.y admit the republicans are more enthusiastic but encourage everyone to vote in this critical election november 2nd which could bring a change of control on capitol hill. reporting live in the news room, jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> thanks. the mother of one of two american hikers still jailed in iran says the u.s. berkeley graduates have a november 6 trial date to face charges. they remain in a prison. sarah shourd was released and returned to the u.s. a month ago. the families don't know if the men will be tried together or separately. iran accuses the graduates of crossing the border in 2009. the hikers say that crossing was accidental. >> the most famous tourist attractions will get a new home. the new eastern span takes shape. >> later helmet hits are no you know it's bad when the press asks if you'd take a lie detector test. meg whitman didn't tell the truth about not voting or about how long she lived in california. she got caught in insider deals at goldman sachs. she changed h

the mother of jessica morales killed in the explosion spoke at the meeting.he like the assemblyman wants the puc to come back with a recommendation before they increase the pressure this winter. pg&e did promise to relocate the line after pressure from pg&e and residents. there's no word when or where the lines will be rebuilt. we'll have more on this story tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. reporting live, jenelle wang. >> thanks very much. >> oakland police are investigating the discovery of a woman's body this morning. this is video from sky 7 hd. it was found in an industrial area mere medford and 98th avenue in east oakland. the woman appears to be shot. several bullet casings were found. >> in the governor's race jerry brown has a double digit lead over republican meg whitman less than one week before the election. the field poll found the former four-term governor leading the ceo. just a month ago the two candidates were in a virtual tie. brown appears to be gaining support among undecided voters and is leading in all categories in gender and age. the latest su

we spoke with two women waiting on the flight this morning. they heard about this travel alert for americans, but said it didn't change their travel plans and seem to be taking it in stride and weren't going to do anything different in terms of keeping an eye on surroundings and keeping bags around them. americans are being warned about threats in europe and urged to be vigilant in public places including tourist areas and transportation hubs and the alert was not a formal warning, but an alert none the less. we didn't see anything specific posted for travelers besides the normal warnings that are up. coming up later, the international terminal and be speaking with travelers there about any potential changes in their plans. that's the latest here at the oakland international airport, christie smith in the east bay. >> japan issued a similar warning as well. >>> an oak land super store that helps people grow medical marijuana is expanding in a big way. the i grow store celebrated a grand reopening and renaming and announced plans to grow into a

i spoke to folks at espn. it the naked issue. >> this is the body issue? >> yes. they say that what it does is celebrates the form of these athletes who work so hard to be the best at what they do. but we get to it see a lot of them. he's not the only athlete. last year was the first time they did this. there it is again. you look so shocked, tamron. >> i am. i am. i'm shocked. it's a family issue. >> it's a family issue. >> this is not the kind of issue that you have to buy behind the shelves. >> no. but you don't seeparts, if i can put it that way. they're always hidden. but, you know, the williams sisters have been a part of this. venus williams was a part of it last year. they do men, women. it's meant to be artistic and creative and celebrate what these athletes do, which is perfect their form. >> justin bieber? >> justin bieber. >> what is he doing? >> he's -- there's going to be more of him, if you can quite possibly believe this. >> more as in umaamar'e stoudem? >> tamron hall, do not put that image in

that was also one of the things they spoke about this evening. the u.s. and some analysts said the u.s. has its own baggage when it comes to certain military interventions and where britain can be more effective. this is something that is of concern to the u.s. >> the french government is preparing emergency measures to deal with fuel shortages. as the wave of strikes gathers momentum. they have began running out of fuel in some areas. our your editor has the latest. >> the protests have sprouted. that is -- students tried to blockade their schools. the riot police intervened. these protesters against the plan to raise the retirement age from 16 -- 60 to 62. ominously for the government, the protest movement appears to be feeding off other resentments like unemployment. we found under groups being drawn into this crisis attracted by the chance to talattack authorities. in the capital and the strand, petrol lines have formed as workers continue to block lines. some pumps are running dry. there is little diesel left. >> it is a nightmare. when tutan station

several former and current congressmen and senators spoke at the event in richmond. new jersey goverr, chris christy barely beatormer alaska governor in the presidential straw poll. christy received some 15% to palin's 14.6% of the vote. teparty officia say more than 2300 registered participants attended the two-day rally and convention making it t largest national tea party meeting yet. >>> this columbus day weekend is bringing some big delays for metro riders. the thorouood west and macpherson stations are closed for track improvements. lower level of metro center will closed. no orang or blue-line train also pass through. that means you have to take the shuttle between theizations. metro says orange and blue-line riders should be prepared for delays of up to 40 minutes. >>> the debate over a mosque at ground zero comes to northern virginia. >> the developer at ground zero mosque spoke at a dinner here in arlington tonight and that drew a couple of dozen protesters. i'll have the story ahead. > also, rebuilt from the ashes tonight, a grand reopening for a business

spoke with our luxembourg correspondent who has been -- we spoke with our correspondent in luxembourg has been watching these talks. i asked him about the compromise. >> if there is an agreement between the 27 finance ministers reached in luxembourg, they say that there will be further sanctions against member states who are raising huge buffett -- huge budget deficits. many critics say this is not enough. fiscal france wanted to have a six-month time before they say that you are raising and illegal -- and illegal budget deficit and sanction them. these governments will now have time and hand in the process fight the budget deficit. many analysts say this is not enough. the commissioners should have the hand on it. the fact that the commission could not do so is one reason why we had the grace budget crisis at the beginning -- the greece budget crisis at the beginning of the year. >> that was our correspondent in luxembourg. the electronics giant philis as reportedps -- philips as reported its profits tripled last quarter. it is pointing to growth in lighting and health care. despite

he spoke from his heart his -- and his lifetime experiences. the other speakers were good and inspirational, but they did not cut very deep. those people watching from home, what were they coming away with? this is my frustration. i offer my film to the organizers and said, let's work it -- let's educate people to come and support this. michael moran has proposed to index of wall street criminals. >> the democrats will not take this on right now. this rally was not opposing the administration or democrats. >> you do not have to oppose them, you can kick them in the but a little bit. if there is pressure on the right and no pressure on the left, then nothing will be taken seriously. the administration feels like they can take people like us, largely, for granted. they do not need to be accountable for the people who work for them. it is not a question of being an opposition to obama. he is under attack from various quarters. there is nothing he n do to please any of them. he is a socialist, communist, he is a martian. the facts are immaterial. t

before the reception he spoke with nhk. >> nice to meet you. >> my pleasure to meet you. >> how are you? >> i'm great. i've always loved nature, from my early childhood, although i grew up in a city. i had the opportunity to -- as a boy scout, i was a nature counselor, and i was always interested in nature. the work that's being done here is critical to the protection of nature. we're at a very dangerous point in losing many of the wonderful resources of nature, and the services that nature provides to human beings. the people that are most affected by the loss of biodiversity, the threat to the natural world, are those people that live in the rural poor developing countries. those are the people that live directly amongst the natural world, where their food and their sustenance comes directly from nature and they're the ones who are suffering among, they're in the most precarious positions, but we're feeling even in urban environments we're beginning to feel the effects of the loss of biodiversity. >> do you think it's effective that a person like you, a big star, keeps calling about e

he also spoke to his children. sometimes the stress of caregiving can tear a family apart.but in his case, he said gratefully his family had never been closer. >>> finally, as the jewish holidays of sukkot ended this past week, a jewish organization called rebuke showed off the winners of a creative design competition for sukkahs. the outdoor sheltsewsre told they should build. 11 finalists were put up in new york's union square. we got a tour from the religious consultant to the competition. >> the major ritual component of sukkot is dwelling in booths, in these temporary houses for seven days. we learn that from the torah, from the bible, where we are told b'sukkah teshvu shevat yamim, you should dwell in a sukkah for seven days. we leave our permanent dwelling, our home, and we move to this temporary dwelling to remember the transience of the israelites and their journey from egypt to israel, and also to remind us that in some ways all of life is really temporary, and all of life, life is very fragile, and so that is what we do. we dwell in these sukkahs. we eat in them,

i spoke with ed rendell and he spoke about the enthusiasm gap between democrats and republicans. how is the president received? >> it was a good reception. there is some frustration among democrats and independents. the sense is there are a lot of things they expected to president to get done in his first two years. there were a lot of campaign promises and they believe the administration has been slow in carrying out those promises. they are enthusiastic, but some are more cautious and you don't see what you saw in 2008. president obama realizes that. he says this is a critical dlex collection and is hoping the voters would see that. >> he was really turning it on today. dan lothian in pennsylvania. >>> we want to go to the latest on the mass overdose at a college party in central washington state. all but one of the overdoses were young women. police say it appears they were targeted. ted rollins joins us. some say a date rape drug caused the overdoses. what are police telling you? >> reporter: they are saying that absolutely a drug caused the overdoses and these victims had no

we spoke german to each other as a nervous joke. i tinkered with the motorcycle mirror a started lifting bar bells. for a month mother talked of the germany refugee question and asked if it was better for jews to go to the philippines or the dominican republic. pius 11th was buried. the discover of king tut's tomb also died. the italians called a call to arms to war babies the first time around. when i visited the draft board i noticed my card was filed with a crease at it's corner. farther's laughter was louder than ever. clients who decided to buy had their paintings shipped to houses in the country. i noticed lucie hiding bags of sugar in the closet where i kept my tennis racket. to mother he repeated. don't worry, she replied, i do. i wonder if they rrmed they had a son at all. yet that month seemed to pass more slowly than others. rose's presence was fleeting. i passed by father's office as she sat by the type writer in a green sweater with a hole in the elbow. i found her in the bathroom once with a black tongue as a pen had b

he also spoke to his children. sometimes the stress of caregiving can tear a family apart.but in his case, he said gratefully his family had never been closer. >>> finally, as the jewish holidays of sukkot ended this past week, a jewish organization called rebuke showed off the winners of a creative design competition for sukkahs. the outdoor shelters jews are told they should build. 11 finalists were put up in new york's union square. we got a tour from the religious consultant to the competition. >> the major ritual component of sukkot is dwelling in booths, in these temporary houses for seven days. we learn that from the torah, from the bible, where we are told b'sukkah teshvu shevat yamim, you should dwell in a sukkah for seven days. we leave our permanent dwelling, our home, and we move to this temporary dwelling to remember the transience of the israelites and their journey from egypt to israel, and also to remind us that in some ways all of life is really temporary, and all of life, life is very fragile, and so that is what we do. we dwell in these sukkahs. we eat in

she spoke in san jose last night. and tea party members are holding a rally this weekend in the bay area. the pleasanton tea party had a kickoff dinner at ddickies barbecue pit. they will turn out at the alameda fairgrounds. conservative candidates are scheduled to speak there. >> tonight a disabled man is without the especially equiped van he needs to get around because a bunch of jerks stole it. but they didn't just rip off a vehicle. lisa amin go legion says they stole his independence. >> life hasn't been fair for darnell. a car crash left him quadriplegic. but three years ago things changed for the better because of a van like this. >> it gave me freedom to get out. i go to the baseball game. >> the 49-year-old calls it his lifeline, but this week that connection was cut. his 19905 chevy was stolen. at around 1:45 on monday morning, those video cameras caught three men driving right up to darnell dangerfield stopping and then breaking in. >> when they got in the van, they didn't just get in. i know they messed ar

earlier, i spoke to our correspondent at the new york stock exchange and asked why the market reacted negatively to bernanke's speech. >> you could read the statement from federal chairman ben bernanke that more cheap money is on its way, but you could very well read the statement that may be more money but maybe not as much as wall street

about this today and president obama also spoke. he said today that this rescue inspired the world. tonight the 33 miners are being treated. they are supposed to undergo about 48 hours of treatment in the hospital and observation. one man is being treated for pneumonia. two others have dental issues that are being taken care of, but the main issue right now, brian, is the psychological toll this will take. these men are being promised months of mental health support and it's likely they will need it because experts are predicting life for them will be far from normal from here on out. >> just to pick up on that theme, health experts worry the road ahead will be filled with more hurdles for the rescued miners saying the men could experience post-traumatic stress syndrome. that could include trouble sleeping, nightmares, depression readjusting to life outside the mine. there are concerns about the miners' existing health problems. >> as they start to feel more and more stress, i get more and more concerned about their diabetes, high b

we spoke with a fan who said he wishes that he wishes that barry bonds were still on the team and thinks it will be tough. >> i think they are on the downside. >> really? >> it's going to be close. >> are you going to be there? >> probably not. >> you are going to watch? >> oh, yeah. he will watch it more than me. he has a bigger tv. >> coming up in our next half hour, we will be speaking with that woman who is a manager and

. >> earlier tonight, i spoke with one person about the key races. thanks so much for joining us, alex. it seems that we have been talking about this for some time. is getting closer and closer rather than further apart. what are you watching now? >> the senate looks to be more democratic. the house seems to be slipping away from their grasp. the republicans have a good chance of winning the house. >> what is your prediction? >> 39 seats to win control of the chambers is needed. it could be more on a bad night for democrats. >> what are the bellwether races to look for trends? >> you want to look at some of the close races such as colorado, which is a neck and neck race at this point. those are critical senate races that you want to look at. let's get some races in the house we were reporting early on in the night. a democratic congressman is running for reelection in one race. >> it seems the president is focused on this issue of outside corporate contributions going to republican candidates. some are critical about that saying talk about the issue

obama joined the president in ohio, where they spoke to prospective young voters at the ohio state university. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president is trying to recapture the enthusiasm that that put him into office and encouraging democrats not to give up despite discouraging poll numbers. president obama is trying to fire up his democratic base, hoping it will pay off at the polls november 2nd. >> in two weeks, you've got the chance to say once again, yes, we can. >> reporter: he and the first lady headlined a massive rally in ohio sunday night com paining

two wives of a businessman convicted in the attacks spoke to u.s. authorities about their husband in 2005, and in 2007. but government officials say the wives of david headley provided information that was only general in nature and didn't involve specifics about any particular plot. earlier i talked to a reporter who helped uncover the story. >> there's also the concern, obviously that the investigation in mumbai has shown evidence that suggests pakistani intelligence has contact with headley and involve with handling him on his spying missions in india and that raises the specter he might have been a double agent playing both sides against each ear. >> 166 people dies in the

the precepts of jesus christ spoke to me in terms of the life i want to lead. i think also understanding that you know, at jesus christ dying for my sins spoke to the humility we all have to have as humabeings. we are sinful and flawed and make mistakes. and we achieve salvation through the grace of god. >> the president pointed out that arica is a predominantly christian nation, but he said jews, muslims, hindus, agnostics and buddhists have their own path to grace. >>> coming up, how christian ministryis using this little fish to fight the world's deadlit diseases. >> chaos in the streets of ek wi dor after the police turned on the president protesting a law that would cut their benefits. the president tried to meet with them. some officers got physical shoving him and using tear gas. they rushed him to the hospital where he remained under siege. the military had to rescue him turning the streets into a war zone the government has declared a state of siege. christians are calling for prayer. >> we as christians are praying to have the lord take control of ecu

we spoke to several people who ran for help this morning. you're going to hear from the battalion chief and the residents coming up. live from antioch, jade hernandez channel 2 news. >>> here's a quick look at other top stories we're following for you right now at 5:44. state gubernatorial candidates meg whitman and jerry brown will meet for their third and final debate tonight with the elections now just three weeks away. most recent polls show them in a virtual tie. that debate is scheduled for 6:30 tonight. >>> police in oakland have arrested three suspects and still searching for several more after a frightening street robbery. police say the armed robbers fired several shots into the air after robbing their victims. no one was hurt. >>> an army major hasan is due in a texas court today for a hearing on whether there's enough evidence for him to stand trial. he's charged with fatally shooting 13 people and wounding 32 others almost one year ago. >>> grief counselors will be at tore linda high school following the apparent suicide of two

i spoke earlier to psychologist dr. keith ablow.er mind the legal responsibility, clearly given the number of suicides, something was wrong at this school. listen. >> why weren't three suicides enough for them to deploy an extraordinary kind of intervention and to safeguard the school community? this is their job and they are not doing it. >> dr. ablow also said that just like city schools tend to develop a culture and something was wrong with the culture at mentor high school. >> shepard: all right. anything from the school? >> we have asked the school for comment. they called us earlier today they actually said we will release a statement this evening. we will fax it to you. so far we have got nothing from them that we believe we may get something later tonight but for the moment, shep, they are saying absolutely nothing at all. >> jonathan hunt, thank you, sir. the naption's largest bank reports it will stop foreclosure proceedings in every state in the nation amid concerns that lenders have been sloppy or possibly even fraudulen

>> i spoke with -- that's an a.a.b. item. i spoke with francesca gessner because we were going to give a brief update. she said since it's been over a year that it would be good for the abatement appeals to have a hearing and to notice the building again and to have the people involved in 135 come forward for a full hearing so we'll do that on the november meeting. commissioner hechanova: and so they're notified? >> they will be notified. the building will be posted. yes. commissioner hechanova: thank you. >> anything else? chairman murphy: any further questions? seeing none. >> any public comments? >> hi, commissioners. i do want to commitment d.b.i. for the fifth floor it really is a pleasure to go up there and to work. it's really neistly set up. -- nicely set up. it does work. i just wanted to commend the director and d.b.i. for providing that service that we have up on the fifth floor. i'm quite happy with it on that part of it. so thank you. chairman murphy: thank you. the only thing i'd like to say is -- thank you, viv

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arrested in march two thousand and eight in bangkok in an american led sting how does this now we spoke to former u.n. arms trafficking expert brad johnson thomas for his views and link to boot safety if he sent us eventually. i have concerns about what the verdict will be going back to based on the only other person who in recent times has been convicted on a sting operation involving the part of the colombian levels is a man called monster all counsel who was an arms dealer strangely also was of assistance to the americans on many occasions and when his lawyer sought to bring back into the courts he wasn't allowed to do so so i think that's on the president which is lawyers in the states if he got there would not be able to bring pictures assistance of the pentagon into the court example the people close to boot including his wife fear for his life assuming the u.s. will use every possible effort to force any can fasten my like to hear do you think that's why i claim i just don't know if you asked we want ten years ago i would've said grant alamo bay was not likely so you know the wor

the california governor spoke about and talking about a mosque on his time here he said that he loved the city and everything about it. you can just tell you that after i would roll around the world i've seen all the big cities moscow is one of the most beautiful cities to have been to do it's beautiful in the daytime it looks beautiful when it's sunshine and it looks beautiful when it's snowing i've seen it where it was through the snow was coming down like crazy it always looks beautiful it's a good ended night it looks beautiful as well lit in the old thing it's clean i even wrote this way the other day just to see what moscow is like our own beneath the ground i thought that maybe did that there's something wrong nothing was wrong with that. so above and underground then you say everything was to the california governor's liking of course his visit he said was a memorable one despite the fact that he has traveled worldwide moscow made a very good impression that's right it's been a busy time of for governor schwarzenegger here in moscow from the metro to hitting the gym with the p

the overall pattern watching this moisture and waves and spokes of energy along that into new england. there's the cool pocket in the jet stream settling in and stall out. could actually help to regenerate another storm off the coast. and that may get pulled back on top of us by early next week with cooler temperatures. and there's the heavy rain in eastern new england, boston gets it for the ride home. and we get clearing skies and the next frontal boundary reenforces the chilly air. we will arrive are clouds on sunday morning and we try to hold off the rain for race for the cure and we will try hard. but by afternoon wet weather