rely on a woman's to make up crime well these are all people that we begin to identify attorney steve downs who tracks cases like newburgh for argues the u.s. government is systematically employing preemptive prosecution targeting those whom officials deem predisposed to committing crimes before an actual crime is committed or taking some really down and rather vulnerable individuals and not only implanting the ideology of jihad on them giving them all the things that they need all of the material setting up the plan doing all the research everything else and then grabbing them and then claiming that these were homegrown terrorists it's just a fiction downs' created this ten foot wide visual listing the names of individuals he believes were entrapped by the f.b.i. government decides that for some reason your ideology is causes them concern because then they can come after you and they can manufacture crimes against you and they can make up a whole case and put you through the whole thing and eventually if they can persuade a jury that this manufactured case is valid you can go to jail for a

the gamecocks on offense, steve garcia down the sideline. kidding me? the defender holding jeffrey's jersey, noproblem. 45--yard gainer would lead to a touchdown. spurrier and the south carolina gamecocks upset number o alabama, 35-21. and, craig, you're hometown, the folks in columbia having a good time. they're shutting down the streets. and west virginia also won. >> it's big in columbia. that's the biggest win this that program. florida next week. >> you're right. >> thank you for that highlight. >> no problem, sir. >> now we got redskins/packers tomorrow at 6:00. >>> that's all we have for you tonight. and all new "start night live" is up next. "glees" jane lynch hosts. until then, that's the news. good night! [ son ] my parent have always lived in the states. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found the local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood haout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something sp

. >> shepard: what do we know about the -- is there anyone down there, steve, who is sick, in need of immediate medical care or who is, i don't know, for lack of a better thought losing it down there? i know i would. >> shepard, it's hard to imagine that no one is in serious trouble down there. also we have to keep in mind the reports we are hearing. the information that goes down into the mine and the information that comes out of that mine is sensorred. there is happy talk going on. we are hearing about the heroic miners down there simply running 10 miles an aday. other miners down there certainly two months plus without sun who have dental problems and skin problems and certainly some with emotional problems. so, when they do come up, there is going to be immediate triage and doctor also try to get a sense how are they doing physically? how are they doing mentally, also. that's part of the reason why this operation will begin at night to try to make that transition a little bit easier but just imagine what kind of a transition we are looking at. from being in the center of the eart

steve harrigan is looking down from above. we are down here more ground level where the families are located where they go in and potentially where the miners will come out. we've seen six or seven ambulances go in over the course of the last few hours. some of the triage teams have again in, some of the doctor teams, they are the people to make sure these men are okay. steve talked about the steam coming out of the mine indicates it is much warmer down there than it is up here. very cold up here one of conversations the doctors will have as the men come up not only in temperature but body temperature. the door is closedded, which means this capsule will be going down very soon. again, the second test went well for all intents and purposes there's no problems. officially in the capsule, we are being told. it is officially closed. you will be able to see the capsule head down. it say 40 minute ride down, 20 minute ride back up. there's going to be hesitation with this first one. that first man will make sure everything is okay.

steve cooley shut down his entire environmental crimes unit after he found out they were investigating a developer who's given steve cooley thousands of dollars in campaign money. now he won't stop texas oil companies who want to roll back california's air pollution standards. i'm kamala harris, and i'm proud of having one of the toughest environmental crime units in california. as attorney general, i'll fight offshore oil drilling, and no polluter will get off easy. >>> a memorial treated for the 45 victims of the east bay hills fire storm. a member of the urban landscape economy says he first noticed the vandalism when some of the branches were bent. the next morning, eight branches were cut off. four were missing. >> just stepping like people were dancing on the grave very disrespectable. >> reporter: piper also says it appears the culprits used some sort of heavy machinery to saw off the branches and may want to sell the cooper branches. >>> the police chief says the department launched an internal affairs investigation but so far has come up with nothing. >> at this point in time,

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>>shepard: we are waiting for number 33 but they are societying this up to go back down to get number 21, steve. and whether we all want to admit it or not, this is one we have been looking forward to because the truth, this chilean miner will not be met by his wife of 2 years, but, instead, there will be another woman, is that correct? >>reporter: that is correct. and keep in mind these are 33 people with their own personal and private lives. it is not all fantasy land. not all happy talk. they were not all running ten mile as day and some come to very real problems. this is a man who could be able to use a few more days in the mine before he comes up. the key mistake was putting both wife and mistress on the list to greet him. that was too much for the wife. she will not be here. she will not watch it on television. and the first lady of chile said she completely understands. >>shepard: is there a sense for who will be there to greet him? they have been married 2 years. -- for 28 years. >>reporter: the thing with the mistress has been going on for years and she is likely to be there and his b

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first it was a 45-minute sit down with apple ceo steve jobs.it was off to a private fundraiser in atherton for a democratic candidate for state attorney general camilla harris where they paid $6,500 each for a photo op. she has been an obama supporter from early in the campaign. osh cholera was onstage with the president and made the introduction to the crowd. >> they have been friends for quite some time, the families have been friends, so when they see each other it's con gene y'all and informal and happy. and when the rest of us saw the president we were giddy. >> reporter: terry christianson says it's unusual to have a president throw his weight into a state attorney general race. but harris is trailing republican steve cooley and president obama is here to help a friend. >> the down-ticket races once you get beyond governor and senate, people bayless attention to those, and people pay a little more attention as you get closer to the eye alex. so the fact that the president is here with her, yeah, that's gonna help a lot. >> reporter: the l

steve cooley shut down his entire environmental crimes unit after he found out they were investigatingeveloper who's given steve cooley thousands of dollars in campaign money. now he won't stop texas oil companies who want to roll back california's air pollution standards. i'm kamala harris, and i'm proud of having one of the toughest environmental crime units in california. as attorney general, i'll fight offshore oil drilling, and no polluter will get off easy. >> take a look at the calendar today? the date, october 10th, 2010 or 10/10/10 created lots of excitement and priya david clemens with our report. >> reporter: in san francisco, they have chosen to make their special day happen on a special date. >> it's actually really fun. 10/10/10, never forgot. >> reporter: they are in good company, they estimate there will be about 32,000 weddings in america today, compared to 5,000 weddings on october 10th last controversy. for many couples it's because the no. 10 is auspicious. >> i'm chinese, so 10 is perfect and triple ten would be triple perfect. >> reporter: every wedding means thou

but harris is trailing republican steve cooley and president obama is here to help a friend. >> the down-ticket races once you get beyond governor and senate, people bayless attention to those, and people pay a little more attention as you get closer to the eye alex. so the fact that the president is here with her, yeah, that's gonna help a lot. >> reporter: the last event of the night was a $30,000 a plate dinner at this palo alto home of a google executive. the president says he has been trying to find out what has prevented more companies like google from being created. >> google is like the symbol of the successful company. i mean they are making money.

down. >> steve had a tree that ended up bids begin his swimming pool. -- ended up in his swimming pool. >> they say was a tornado, that's all i know. >> at golden ring ottawa and body shop, the owners say they had almost 3 feet of water inside. >> all the electronic equipment and everything is just under water. >> yesterday evening we were wheret sylvester's saloon they are cleaning up from the nordiques flooding. a few hours after we left, the saloon flooded again, and this morning and had to clean up again. >> there is smut on the floor, and we had to start all over again this morning -- blood on the floor and we had to start all over at 9:00 -- mud on the floor. >> it has been a long couple of days for a lot of folks in our area. the storm left quite a mess. >> roads being under water can lead to serious damage, potholes' and worse, and today some of the worst damage hasn't been seen in anne arundel -- has been seen in anne arundel county. >> cleaning up after the storm, from a road work standpoint it did not prove too difficult for many jurisdictions. baltimore county workers were bus

freedom for 33 men trapped beneath the earth's surface for 68 days. 2300 feet down. steveoments ago the first busload of family members arrived to greet those who will be hoisted from the earth in a few minutes. he's live with us now. steve, what do we know? >> reporter: shepard, certainly a sign the rescue is getting close many some family members have been moved from the camp, 1,000 yards away by bus near where the shaft has been opened up. they will be in a holding center. two family members at a time will be able to meet with the miners. over the last couple of hours we've seen more tests. adjustments on the capsule. engineers going at it with wrenches and hammers, trying to make adjustments. it going to be a tough fit. adjustments also with the communications. we've seen communications lines lowered down. they have a direct link with the rescuers on the surface. more information about who is going to come out when. a full list of all 33, in order, has been provided by the government. the first man and last man named. the last man was one of the men who was responsible

waiting for the cylinder to arrive back down in the mine and our steve harrigan watching and steve, it'slear that the men down in the mine who are waiting to be rescued are able to watch the reunions happen up above. apparently we've lost connection temporarily with steve harrigan. but we can tell you a little bit about the 31st miner who is about to get into the cylinder once it reaches the mine. his name is pedro cortez. he is a member of refuge. he's 25 years old and an acoustics expert who joined the mine at the same time as another who is his childhood friend. his name was carlos bugueno pedro cortez is in charge of maintaining the phone lines during -- after the first 17 days, once people realized they were there. and they were able to get communication devices down, he is still enrolled in the technical school. and we're told many will be there to greet him and as we wait for the cylinder to get back into the mine, i can tell you that chile's president initially said the miners might be stuck down there until christmas and thanks in part to a small town american company that they'

steve. we do have several down trees to talk about, trouble in the city where a fallen tree has shutdown coldspring lane 29 hillen road3 and harford road..3 you want to stick with parkway iistead. ii timonium one is affecting traffic at belona avenue. no problems to talk about, checcing in and taking a live look at harford road. both the innerrand outer loop just fine. we're looking at an 11-minutt rrde from 95 to 83 with an hour. no problems to report traveeing3 from the tunnels to the beltway with an 8-minute trip with an average speed of 55 miles per hour. from the harbor tunnel tolls to 95, ww're lookiig at an average that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >>> the baltimore county council votes unanimous wil will unanim synthetic drug callld spice for k2. megan gilliland says hht won't evennsolve the problem. >> reporter: that kel kk s known as th--chemical is known t substiiute. it's not going to stop kids from buying it or even selling it. %-can be easily adapted.so it if the current formula is banned makers can simply adjust and start reseeling it. ú%'s already happening in

in cross junction, virginia, steve is saying down to 45. a temperature of 56.ds from the north northeast at 13 and the barometer is rising at 30 inches even thanks to an area of high pressure which is building down, pushing the front south of us. so a northeasterly wind and the cooler air is coming in. we will watch tomorrow as low pressure organizes to the west. it moves toward us by thursday morning. look at the rain. light rain on thursday, 7:00, heavier rains to the west. they spread in over us throughout the day and by evening. it will be breezy and windy tomorrow night, friday and saturday. seven-day forecast, 70 today. real nice one. 62 wet ones tomorrow. friday, clear, cool, crisp, especially for high school football games. and by sunday, warmer with less winds and highs of 70. >>> here's traffic. >> go redskins. good morning. hope you are off to a great wednesday. right now all we are dealing with is some of the movie shoot involving transformers wrapping up in the district. we will get to that in a minute but first a new accident in virginia on 66. th

steve? >> that is right greta. for the second time that capsule is not going down empty.berto rios down there to try to check on conditions of the miners to help prepare them and boost their morale for the trip up. the next man scheduled ton freed is marrow sepulveda. if all goes well, we can see him within 15 minutes time. we have seen the first rescue. this man avalos is married father of two and we saw an emotional moment. his small daughter breaking into tears. these miners had time to reflect and think about things and we're getting a glimpse into how this isolation and this meditative time affected them. a minute ago letters coming up trying to talk about making changes to do things differently. one of the things avalos said he wanted to give more priority to his family. we thought evidence of that during that long embrace with his wife. and some encouragement, too how fit he did look upon appearance from more than two months half a mile underground. skin looked pretty g able to shake hands and walk around vigorously then placed on a stretcher. and taken to the hosp

that's right, steve-o will be swinging down into bowls that have feathers in them.ight. could not fall asleep until about 3:00 a.m., but that's another story. also, the feathers are covered with a little bit of flour, jimmy. >> jimmy: now, steve-o, you look determined. you look determined and ready to go. >> that last one didn't quite scratch the itch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. i love that you are crazy. he's awesome. all right, steve-o, whenever you're ready. release the human wrecking ball. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: good one. are you okay? >> yeah, yeah, i'm fine. >> jimmy: that was great. you got all of it. let's take a look at that in super slow-mo. ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god. they're coming in too low. you're coming in to low, but you're smart to bring you back to the -- oh, and you're falling. you're falling. but be careful. be careful. do not try this at home or in the studio unless you're steve-o. [ laughter ] gosh. you sure you're doing? this is insane. >> yeah. >> now, are you okay on that one? >> i'm fine, yeah. >> jimmy: you are oka

steve philer. good for a first down. b.c. will hurry up and try to get at least one more play off. and the pass incomplete, and that will be the final play of the game. a couple of tough weeks in a row for frank spaziani and a triumphant return home for brian kelly as the irish end their three-game losing streak against the the. b.c. made a game of it with 13 straight points but then notre dame dominated in the second half. final score, notre dame 31, boston college 13. here's heather. >> heather: coach kelly, what a homecoming. you were born and raised here in massachusetts, went to high school and college. how memorable is tonight's win because you had more than 100 friends and family with you. >> i have a hundred friends, huh? didn't seem that way coming in. we got off to a good start, obviously, on the road anytime you get off to a good start that helps your football team. we played good defense. i think we held them to under 20 yards rushing. when you play that kind of run defense on the road and we made some plays early on and built a cushion. >> heather: last week, you were

down rapidly. >>> thank you steve. bay area teachers are spending an evening at mcdonalds. why some say it's the wrong message to send to their students. >>> amen brother. you bet yeah. >> who wasn't with her up on the stage. >>> and the obama administration is releasing a big new report on the federal deficit. why republicans are seizing on the numbers. coming up. ocooer feoel cort eeit t totr r >>> right now hundreds of hotel workers are picketing again. the hilton there union workers are on strike for a third day. they have been without a contract for more than a year. the union says the sticking points are health care, beiges and pension. they say it needs them to pay for their health care. >>> time now 6:15 sarah palin will be speaking in sacramento as she continues her california tour. and tomorrow palin will speak in orange county. all of that follows yesterday's speech in san jose. >> welcome sarah palin. [ cheering and applause ] >> 1800 people paid between $25 and $100 to hear the former republican vice presidential candidate at the san jose center for the perform

very nice. >> juliet: you have him on earlier, he's talking to you later. >> steve: brian got him to do amazing upside downhuge, very strong man. >> steve: why are we working today? it's a federal holiday, columbus day. >> juliet: because we want to bring these people the news. it's monday, october 11. president obama is trying to win over democratic voters ahead of the midterm elections. today in washington, he's going to be pushing for more money for our roads and rails. then he's going to be flying to miami to meet with students from "waiting for superman" talks they're that blames teachers unions for america's failing education. >>> rescue workers are putting the final touches on an escape shaft that will pull up the 33 trapped chilean miners back to freedom. they will be hoisted up one by one in a capsule you're looking at, just slightly wider than a man's shoulders. doctors will be there to monitor their physical and mental health. they've been down there for 60 some odd days. they are so anxious they've been arguing over who will be the last one out after more than two months. >>> amber alert still

screen, heading south on i-95 into the work zone and back down to dale city where the right lane is blocked. barbara, back to you. >> okay, steveank you. we continue our series of reports on education this morning. education nation is a weeklong focus by nbc news on the nation's school systems. today we sit down with the superintendent of montgomery county schools. good morning. >> good morning. >> always good to see you. >> now you know about this big thing that nbc has been doing. >> absolutely and i want to thank nbc for bringing the nation's aention to our children. >> well, that summit has been going on in new york and one of the big things that's come up at that summit is the idea of making longer school years and replacing ineffective teachers. do you have any reaction to those ideas? >> i've been a superintendent for 35 years. we are the 16th largest system in the nation so i have an opinion. >> do you want to share it? >> i do. it takes a good teacher in every classroom. they won't work in a building without a good principal. ake curriculum that gets them inspired and engaged. more time won't do any good unless you org

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