he won the war. >> stafford received a year in the hole.n's refusal to cooperate with the investigation. it is all part of the convict code. >> i'm a convict. you don't tell nothing. that's just the way it is. i mean, i got live here the rest of my life. i don't want anybody thinking that i'm weak. that i'm going to talk. that i'm going to say anything about anything. i'm not mad at the guy. if more people would do what he did, instead of this poking and running, this would be a different prison. and i'm sort of impressed that he went that far. he could have cut me and ran. i didn't even know he had a knife while he was cutting me. i didn't know he had a knife. >> how did you not know? >> i was busy. i was fighting. >> at what point did you realize you had been stapped? >> at the very end, i had him by the hair and i was uppercutting him and i noticed i had a couple of drops of blood on my shoes. so i stepped back like this and he reached up and went like this and he had, you know, and i noticed -- i was holding him so hard when he went lik

. >> residents of stafford had nowhere to turn. after a massive landslide tonight, they demanded answers at a town hall meeting. but the critz is live in stafford with their rick -- we are live in scattered with their horrific situation. >> you can see the keep outside. there is a chain link fence around the house. these folks and others at denied puzzle meeting say everybody is passing the buck -- at tonight's meeting say everybody is passing the buck and they need help. take a look at -- at the bedroom window. >> it is devastating. not in our wildest dreams did we think this would happen to us. >> the dead, the hot tub, the art, all cascading down into the woods. same with the -- the deck, the hot tub, the yard, all cascading down into the woods. same with the neighbors. they cannot sell the house. >> they appraise the property and land and house for $0. the total worth of our property, building and land is $0. >> the two families to and other residents at a meeting. they asked county officials why the landslide happened and who

the nice thing about it is that there's a real collaboration between the two institutions in using stafford to share the data so if anybody's interested, i have it. president mendoza: thank you for that information. >> the budget and program committee of the san francisco board of education had a meeting. i'll report on it at our next meeting when it is sunshined or whatever but to make that announcement, so, we don't have enough money. president mendoza: any other announcements from board members? this is the informational place that if i were to announce something that's coming up, this is the right place to do that? >> we can as a matter of moving forward, we can agendize all the committees that met in the previous two weeks as a place holder so we can properly compile it. >> we're usually pretty good about it. let's make sure that the committees -- whatever -- whenever we have any meetings set, let's put it in the agenda. and i want to make a quick announcement that this weekend is the 11th annual harley strictly blue grass festival put on for free for the city which is a huge contribut

residents living in austin ridge community of stafford say recent severe weather storm caused a massive landslide. last night demanded answers at a town hall meeting. >> dan and michelle o'leary went back toe. look out to their bedroom window. >> it is devastating. we are property is gone. >>> several fairfax county roads and bridges remain closed because of severe flooding. transportation officials recently examined 200 roadways. hillside road was cut in half when a flooded creek washed away an underground pipe that caused the road to cave in. crews are working on lorton road over giles run. vdot estimates the cost of repairs for roads and bridges will add up to more than $10 million. >>> the damage caused from last month's earthquake has reached more than $80 million in one county. a 5.8 quake oppose the epicenter was the town of mineral. $63 million of the damage was done to the county schools. at least two school buildings have been closed for the rest of the year. >>> a disturbing attack against a jogger. detectives spent the night searching for new clothes after the woman that was

. >> mike: stafford have some lofty goals, looking for the title, and houseman trophy candidate, andrew first game for new head coach, david shawvment played for the cardinal. helps when you have ondrew ash didn't drew luck. spartans offense got sloppy. second quarter, wildcat formation, ruttily coughs it up. stanford takes no time. luck to ertz, 17-0. led 27-3 at the half. it never got better for the sparks. gaffney up the middle. a little spin move. 16-yard for the score. stanford crushz the spartans, 57-3. >> a win is a great thing, happy, excited about that. but got a lot of things to clean up. definitely not satisfied as an offensive unit with how we played. >> mike: up 101 to candlestick park. cal hosting fresno state bull dogs. zach maynard a touch start, first pass picked up a. a little nerves but settled down. it was all bears from there late first quarter, maynard, find marvin jones. makes a great catch. and finds his way to the end zone. 42 yards, cal with the 19-7 lead. third quarter, zach showing he can do more than throw. a little option. tips inside. bounces outside. mayn

that we have been having with stafford of last decade. especially in our last meeting. it became clear that the discussion is starting to bear fruit. we're having conversations about how the local build out and having a really comprehensive plan for hundreds of megawatts that would be built in the first three years of the program and start feeding into will help the program. off if you look at both the local power reports and the navigant reports, both make this a recommendation. to make sure your cost is the same or lower than pg&e. it is absolutely crucial to do the biggest and most rapid local build out possible because that is where you get a city owned nonprofit asset that is bringing in revenues that you can deliver to the customers. it is important to note. the best comments were brought up by commissioner torahtorres. poor people will be shut out because they will have to pay $13 a month. that is similar to what their bill is. poor people will not be getting in on this one -- unless we get this local build out scope of work underway. that brings me to the timing

. >> some homes in stafford, virginia are teetering on the edge after a massive landslide. the austin ridge community dan and michele o'leary's deck, hot tub and yard cags indicated down the side. insurance is not covering the damage. >> they reappraised the property and land for zero so the total worth of our property building and land is zeroo dollars. >> and what's worse, the o'learies still have to make mortgage payments of $300 a month. >> county officials say they are asking the state and familya to help. niche some woodbridge residents forced from their homes met their county leaders. heavy rain caused part of a wall to collapse behind their condo complex and tuesday work was submitted for the first wave of repairs. >> pain elementary students will november eastern high school while crews restore power for their building. officials say parents should drop their children off at pain elementy -- elementary and students will be bused to a high school. >> and you decide if a station goes too far in getting a message across. >> we'll be right back. >> welcome back. it's 5

. >> look at what happened in stafford virginia, a sinkhole now forcing evacuations.y surrounding 10 to 12 feet just since friday. they say it will get worse each day and this is the third time it happened to these homeowners. >>> it is a trend that is bringing in big money. since january there have been 8 movies filmed in san francisco. now the san francisco film commission estimates it will bring in more than $56 million this year and they also draw in tourists which bridges in even more money. >> they introduce more, you know what i am saying, there is more money being made by local tourists and markets. >> still photo shoots are the bread and butter of what they bring in and they received positive feedback that shooting in san francisco is getting easier. >>> time now a pro-football commentator apologizes for cursing on the air. >> you have to get rid of this ball just a split second quicker -- >> you are listening to a player from the new england patriots -- new england patriots. he apologized on the air and said he hoped he didn't offend anybody. >>> a gun battl

going way up to grab this touchdown from stafford and the lions go on to beat the bucks.t football and tony romo is helping to be the hero, but he is the goat. it lead to the game winning field goal. the jets come back from 14 in the fourth to beat the boy twos 7-24. we end right here with a little baseball. he was called out and looks safe to me. that is your plays of the day. your toyota sports report is coming up. we will preview the raiders' season opener in denver. >> coming up, the men and women who went to war after september 11th. we will be right back. hey guys, what can i get for you? i'd like a decaf 360 calories please. and for you? i'll have a triple iced 410 calories please. you want the 40 whipped calories on that? uh, you know what... i'll have this instead [ female announcer ] swap one thing a day for a yoplait light. with 33 flavors all around a hundred calories, a swap a day adds up to amazing. [ male announcer ] save lids to save lives with yopla. available at your local safeway store i'm alan wang. in tonight's headlines, oakland police say two bodies

a couple showers through stafford county and spots vain ya county. these are just very light sprinkles as the front continues through the area. you can see what i'm talking ability here. the front associated with the area of low pressure. more clouds throughout the evening hours and the cooler air moves in. it gets breezy this evening. down to 64 by 9:00. waking up to temperatures of 54 degrees. some areas in the 40s. the 50 degrees is in the city. cooler numbers for the weekend. not the biggest cooldown we have seen, but the biggest of the season. >> thanks, doug. >>> police are investigating a stabbing, a triple stabbing that took place overnight at midnight at fourth and 8th street. three people taken to the hospital suffering non-life threatening conditions. authorities told news 4 this could be a case of self-defense. >>> big changes coming to the beltway tomorrow. drivers on 495 north will not be able to use the left exit 66 west. you will have to exit on the right. tracee wilkins has more on the traffic change. >> reporter: there are major cha

some stafford virginia residents said they are devastated after a recent storm caused a massive landslide video. the deck and a hot tub an entire yard cascaded down a hill park and the same thing happened to the family next door. they paid $340,000 for their property and insurance does not cover the damage. >> the property and the land and the house are covered by zero dollars. our total worth is zero dollars. >> even adding to that frustration, they still have to make mortgage payments of $3,000 per month. they and other residents expressed their concern last night at a public meeting and county officials say they are asking the state and fema for help them we have news about food safety. >> the number of food recalls is growing. they have been issued for beef, lettuce, and tomatoes. there is listeria-tainted cantaloupes in that outbreak killed six people and sickened dozens of others. kedging outbreaks could get tougher as the agriculture department and fda face funding cuts. >>> the nation's biggest bank has found a new source of income -- your debit card. >>> good morning, bank of ame

. >> is stafford the best pick this year?h ago and surprised some people and said he wouldn't be surprised if lions went to the super bowl. >> it would not be a shock. they're only a handful of undefeated teams. packers and lions. could be a great game. >> jets lose to raiders. >> raiders are the team the jets want to be, especially offense, run the ball and play great defense. when mark sanchez has 250 yards rushing, not the way rex ryan wants to play football. it has been a circus the last decade. they have talented young weapons, darren mcfadden, tyrone jones, a rookie, a blazer like chris johnson before he softened up this year for whatever reason, danarius moore, 19th receiver taken in the draft. they get the patriots this weekend, the magic's back. that could be a great game. >> what's happening in the nfl two or three of the most exciting teams this year are the lions, and the raiders, we just saw the raiders and the bills. >> lions are talented, great defense and great skill playing, not a fluke. >> what's the story?

matthew stafford for nine on the score. 48-3 rout. >>> elsewhere around the league, aaron rogers andrs. tennessee over the ravens, the browns keep the manningless colts winless. houston handles miami to go 2- 0. 423 more yards passing for tom brady and the patriots beat the charge chargers. and the saints and bears now 1- 1 after the new orleans win. >>> and giants are hoping it's not too late. all that offense has suddenly shown up in the last three weeks of the season. giants must be in a must win mode the rest of the way. andres torrez had walked the lead off. quickly 2-0 giants with lots more of that to come. pablo sandoval started off the fourth with a field shot. 23 on the year for sandoval. 1-out later brandon belt gets into one off rogers. and an up and down year between fresno and san francisco. cane took matters into his own hand. cane figures one sure way to knock in runs is knock them in yourself. and sandoval ended the scoring in the inning same way he started. this is a 3-run shot. his 22nd. and then in the fifth. brandon crawford made it a six homer day for the giants.

. >> mike: the sixth ranked stafford card until continue to steam role the come pit, heldly been drawcs. thethe 43-yard game. then a three-yard t.d. pass. 7-0 cardinal. the duke shows defensive intelligence can. actually, the butler did it. picked offered by lee butler. no one in front of him and he rumbles 76 yards to the house. stanford led 17-7 at the half. stanford records in -- responsibilitieses in the third. luck's 20-28. 290 yards, ties a career high with three. the cardinal wins. but luck not satisfied. >> a good performance on the board but i still think we're struggling at times, and indicative of the first half, but put points on the board, and we're not going to be satisfied by putting points on the board. want to do it the right i would. >> mike: the most exciting finish was an overtime affair between cal and colorado in boulder where the buffalo roam. zach maynard to miller. watch this catch, one-handed drop. cal led 16-6 at the half. cal had no answer for colorado's offense. tyler hansen, cool record 474 passing yard. 78 on the t.d. pass, a school record 84 receiving a

. >>> a landslide in stafford the company virginia gets worse. two houses have been condemned since the land started to give way. the deck of one home collapsed. tonight residents meant apt a local school to try to work out the problem -- at a local school to try to work out the problem. a retaining wall built in the same area also collapsed. >>> a team of areas and architects escaped the outside of -- of engineers and architects scaled the outside of the washington monument again today looking for damage caused by last month's earthquake and today they did, in fact, find some problems. fox 5's john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: after late morning inspection of the anchor ribbons at the top of the monument the four-person team resumed its observations of the stones that make up the wash monument. according to the national park service, the up close inspections are finding exterior damage from last month's earthquake. >> they found what they were expecting to find. they found loose mortar, loose grouting, some cracks. them have identified a

. >>> an effort is underway to help two stafford county virginia families forced out of their homes by a huge sinkhole. the sinkhole could actually swallow up two homes on brush everett court the next time it starts to expand. inspectors have deemed the homes uninhabitable. the families have to stay elsewhere. what's even worse is the insurance is refusing to pay for any of this. >> i asked the question that if the home in the next week falls into the -- just like everything else has fallen into the hole does that mean there is no coverage and the answer is that's correct, there is no coverage on that. is there some liability that we can focus at the developer? >> the homeowners say they now know of two previous incident where is small sinkholes formed and the developer filled them in. charities are collecting money to help out the two families. >> the engineers inspecting the washington monument found problems near the top. they removed a couple of chunks of marble loosened by last month's earthquake. each chunk is the size of a dictionary, weighing about ten pounds. the inspection te

the federal law that governs how we deal with a disaster is called a stafford act. written many, many years ago, and it really hasn't been updated to this day. we got some better people. we have beater people -- i will just leave it at that since this is on c-span2. we have better people, but the institutional struggles that we went through with that law, which basically says you have to -- i'm going to give you one example. you have to replace things for similar kinds after the storm. so guess what? we had a whole bunch of buses, city buses, rta buses, got flooded. they wanted us to go to california and buy a bus of the same age and retrofit it with air conditioning for new orleans. that's what that law basically says. you have to replace it. you can't improve it. you replace it. that silliness is still on the books. so you still have some challenges. and guess what? we as a nation do not have a national evacuation plan. so, if -- i use this example. let's say -- you have gaslines in atlanta. right? let's say there's a major explosion. and it does something where t

. >>> boy, look at what happened in stafford, virginia, all blamed on tropical storm lee. a sinkhole forcing evacuations -- look at under those balconies now. two homes have actually sunk 10 to 12 feet since friday. and it's getting worse every day. this is the third time this has happened to these residents there. >>> 7:24. a san francisco woman is the latest person convicted of posing as a victim of the san bruno explosion. on friday, 26-year-old nisha taylor pleaded no contest to charges of second-degree burglary, offering a forged document, and identity theft. after the explosion, taylor and her boyfriend told government officials all of her belongings and identification had been destroyed. they told police they rented a room from one of the owners of the burned homes. taylor faces up to two years in state prison when sentenced in november. >>> 7:24 let's go to sal. >> we have an unusual situation, southbound 17 in the santa cruz mountains. right here -- actually, it's really not in the santa cruz mountains. it's in campbell at hamilton. there's some sort of police act

. >>> first responders in stafford county, virginia, used their new motorized rescue boat for the first apparently fell from a boat and was unable to swim ashore. >>> we're learning more about that suspect behind the shooting rampage at an ihop restaurant in nevada. thelma gutierrez is working the story for us. she has the latest from l.a. thelma? >> kyra, in about an hour and a half, the carson city sheriff's department is expected to hold a news conference. now we are learning more about the gunman. he's 32-year-old eduardo sencion. he's a resident of carson city who worked at a family business in south lake tahoe. sencion opened fire on a group of national guardsmen who were having breakfast at an ihop restaurant yesterday morning with an ak-47. four people were killed, including three guardsman and a civilian who happened to be in the line of fire. in total, 11 people were shot in the rampage. investigators say sencion continued firing his weapon as he left the restaurant, shooting a woman in the parking lot on his way out. witnesses say people were running for cover and hiding unde

our next guest is stafford law professor richard banks. welcome. >> thank you.r discussion. >> i had much more boring academic titles initially. "examination of a changing social institution." research institutions said that was boring. >> "is marriage for white people?" what do you mean to convey with this title? >> the title comes from an article that was published in "washington post" where journalists described her visit to a classroom in inner washington, d.c. she was talking about her careers and the children wanted it learn about parenting and she said, great, i'll bring in married couples and one of the kids, said, no, we're not concerned about marriage, just parenting. another kid said marriage is for white people. i thought that was a perfect and shocking expression that for this african-american child marriage had declined so much among african-americans that he thought only white people got married. >>i ivgive us some statistics. >> the book looks among african-americans nearly 70% of black women are unmarried. 70% of african-american children are bo

so if you cut student loans or pell grants or stafford loans that go to the middle class, it's not going to affect wealthy citizens. they can afford college themselves but it affects the middle class. when you cut medicare, it doesn't hurt the wealthy. they can afford any doctor, hospital, they want. god bless them. they've earned their money, they deserve that. we don't have a system that mandates everyone has the same. but it sure hurts the middle class. so the bottom line is very simple: if everyone has to pay their fair share so we can get the deficit down, the only way the wealthy pay their fair share is by making sure that their tax rates are at least the same as average americans and perhaps should be a little bit higher. there's a choice. we don't do this because we want to raise taxes. certainly not because we think the wealthy have gotten unfair advantage. that's a different argument. we do it -- and i don't believe that. i'm proud when new yorkers or americans climb the ladder up and make a lot of money due to hard work and their ideas. we do it because we don't want to lay of

thompson suspended for 10 days after running down the sidelines at a football game in a banana suit in staffordt's a banana suit? >> they felt like he was causing mayhem. >> tomorrow, i plan on going to the school with a sign saying "free banana man" and i'm going to hold another sign that says "banana man needs his education, too." the school says they don't comment on students' actions or discipline from those actions. >> you know what the banana man did after he ran the field? >> do i want to know? >> he split. >> i didn't know they made banana costumes with their legs free. i thought with the banana, they have to zip you in and you have to sit there. fantastic, yeah. real quickly, let's find out what kind of costume you have to wear today, whether or not it involves something plastic or scotch guarded because it's raining and as you can see, we have a slow moving front all the way from new england down through portions of the ohio valley moving out of that, portions of virginia and west virginia, down through dixie land and the gulf coast. we have thunderstorms moving through the state of a

he came from a brand that included names like bob stafford and george akin, both from vermont. because oregon like my state prizes independence in elected officials. he was certainly never afraid to buck his party for his opposition to the war in vietnam, to his early support for the endangered species act, the federally protected wilderness, he showed us all he was ruled only by the people of oregon and his conscience. a true compassion for people drove many of mark's decisions. after being one of the first american servicemen to see the destruction of hiroshima following the atomic bombing he later declared his limp in the campaign to pass the 1987 nuclear weapons testing ban, one of his major accomplishments. having a father with alzheimer's disease and other members with cancer, mark became one of the strongest advocates of federal spending on research in the senate. spending eight years as chairman of the appropriations committee, mark hatfield did an amazing amount for his good state of oregon, we now see the differences he's made. senator hatfield was always known for hi

when you are under the stafford act, fema comes in from behind locals and behind the states.come in when their resources are overwhelmed. the major change we have made in feed that over the past several years is not to wait until states or local governments get overwhelmed to but doing our best to predict when they will be stressed. we are sitting at the table from the beginning as a team to get the timeline. you can move quickly. it is really a local to state to federal handoff. in the bp instance, it is all federal and it needs to be. no states has the ability to deal with a multistate or else go from a mile underneath the ocean with technology that nobody possesses. the lead agencies are different. you manage it differently. >> it was not really gov. jim dolls the. he wanted to -- it was not really governor jindal's the. for a while the one to handle it himself. >> all of the states had management plans for their own coastlines. none of them had a plan that would really cover the entire gulf coast. that was what bp really encompassed. we worked with the governors, we worke

stafford fleishman hilliard does their special accommodation for logistics at getting tents have beensolving type allergy that has made communications possible. on the security staff, we are ensuring the books have a happy experience for all the booklovers to join us this weekend. i think we are especially grateful for the many who have brought their children celebrated the multigenerational world and reading to each other and extending the conversations that you never quite had with that screen in front of you with one another. so is grateful to many, many sponsors who have contributed the financial resources of the partner institution with all kinds of tracks that made this event not only possible, but sustaining. i want to especially mention our cochairman other new board for the festival. david rubenstein has been a great benefactor and unfortunately he can't be here today, that deserves a great thanks. he is cochairman with me of this great board we have done this many members are here and we think them. finally, we think the authors and publishers are making the book and having